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SELLING RACES
MAKE UP CARD
At NEW ORLEANS
Two Long Shots First Under
the Wire in the Earlier
Races.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb, 2l-An inter-
cstins aftermath of the defeat of Rexane.
the shor, priced fayor!te in the scv-
euth "a eyes;erday came to light to-
day. when it was learned that three
claims were put in for ReNane by own
ward Corrigan and f. j. S,Hmidt wetc
the nrs. Al the office of The clerk of the
sgjrlcs and then alcng came H. r
Clark. owner Of Miss Mazona. that fin
shed third. Under TN ruls il had the
fist right TO claim and lie got rhe
horse.
/, is believed, however. that his claim
was friendly one. and that McCor-
mick will have his horse back, as 1t :
We'll known the astute Eastern owner
thinks well of this particular horse.
Conditions at CITY Park to-day were
much improved. The weather was
much milder while the rack contin-
uei to improve. and in good con
ditlon on the VWsid Ae dangerous
strip near the rail was still in evidence
and the horse that got into it might
Just as well have been in the barn un-
less he was many pounus better than
the others OF his field. Ther., was no
special feature carded the entire pro-
iSramme. with the exception Of one
cheap condition rae" being given over
to the selling platers.
FIRST RACE Purse 500 maiden
wo-yelr-olds: selling, three furlongs. -
Sorvicence lo9 a.. SMITH. IL to l, : to
! ana to :. won by = length: The
Sslt -
and to ., second; Tape. los (Mc-
DanieD, p, to /, > to and to >, third.
Tme-0.3S 3-5. Edwin L.. Fundamental,
John MONTGOMERY, Eustacian, T'iiiis,
Clown Prince. Kimball, Tyler, Mattress,
Columbus. Prefix also ran.
SECOND RACE Purse 500; three
year-clds; selling six furlongs The
Thorn. ~ -. sumter, to |: TO and
c to ., won by half length; Risk, l06
(McDunieD. Il to >, 3 to 10 and to :,
second; Dick Rose, % (McCahcy. i5 to
/. i to : and ? to /. third Time II 40
nancer Milo, Brown Thistle. Padrone
and Ed Kane also ran.
THIRD RACE-,Purse 800. four-year-
olis ana upward. selling, seven iur-
longs. s.-Wabash Queen. % &C.. Henry.
Il 10 l. 6 to and to !; won by lengt !;
Rose of Pink o. (McCahey). 70 3
to and $ to ., .; Mazonia, 1913 &C..
Booker). 10 to / to and To ;, g.
Time. 1872 3-5. Elaine. Loring, Iavieta
| Iightburn. Etrona. Anna Scott, Suffice.
TyrJlian and Edith NJ. also ran.
FOURTH RACE Purse. $500. for
mares. four years old and upward; sell
Ing: seven furlongs Consistent los
MCDANIEL, IL TO TO- to 3 and out won
BY four lengths; French Nun, lC3 LRos-
en- to . ! to 10 and 2 to 8, second Lady
tn / third Time 81 10 Miss Ferris,
clara Huron. Grace Larson. Moselle,
Footlight Favorite, Broken Melody also
ran.
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FORMER YALE MAN
DIES A DEREL|CT
IN BILLY COATS
f. J. Yolrngs, Cousin of U. S.
District-Attorney, Had Sunk
Identity in "Old Shadow

.o,, s,..,..m .,. o,. 90 no ~
,..
uNootruSlNeIE as "t "d u''N'n III ''''''
Goats place at No is Park Row to-
day His nass'ng was as undramatic
,.i,,,..,, ,.,, a,r.,,... haar H..
Just doubled up III '"a"' ana "hei
Frisco Slim" with money ana an in
tarttor or buvirr what serves for
,,.,,st,.,. :. nm. -. ,..,,, o,..,, "a,
shake hi,,, bo f,,,,a ,ho, hjs o,d eron,
w s,t :, ,tr ,ro ,o,i,o-
t., ~, ',r.,,',',..,,,, ,,.,',,..
r,',, -,
'"e"h ''u''ouSF nv "''N 'o' ''''S ~
the oihgy p.a'e-''at II was 'ed'heh
that odd Shadow was Elbert j.
foungs, once of oyster Bay, but for
many years Of his siNty-two the mis-
ce!ianeous bundle OF rags and bones
'Ol1 shadow"
Billy Goats unafrald patrons stood
IN respectful semi-circle like a d!rtv
and curious chorus while the bluecoats
rmp,ied "oId shadows" - c,kat. of
their curious strange assortment of
s,urr En,,,,v couo1 medicine b,t,Ios
,ro,, d,,o. I,frero,t ,ra, 1,,o,,,
.,..,.;a- -, 1a.,,'',,.. -,
= 90 "'"PFN ~ many
.h'ckhcSSes or paNeT' TWO or three little
advertising memorandum h oks with
noodles and +bread ,,,cl,a3 b,.,v.a, ,b.,..
- ''> "SI "e' '-"' ''''''
caves ana II drtN piece or paper on
which was scrawled In case of acci-
don, notify. my bro,bar Edrar .
y,,,,r, 49,, 49,, ~ a. w
ounSs. the broker, at NO % Wall
~. raN "a 1...l la 10, to of
odd Shadows"
,,o,,,,, ,t - .,, 49,. .
% '"' ''' "'
"reSS OF George A Meyers genera
manager OF the William \. Devoe paint
concern at William and FuIton streets.
ne $ oeen good 10 me- followed the
name other notes referred to United
states DiStrict-Attornev J. Youngs,
with the comment, He is my cousin"
Tho ba,,a,,l,, a, nm. Co., .,,,,,,,
,.,,,,,.,,,I,,,,, ..',, 20
~ Srr"s O'u an""o" IN
'Here oi'eh' lie thousht 'oId Shado"
geuera..y pa,rJniZed the AlIigutOr
Frisco slim howev.r volunteered
.., ...s,,,'
s"e '"'o'''ii4oH mat II was AT MS own
request the old man was called
Shadow" That's as good name as
.u,I, o. ,,,,,.r,,,,, - >,,, y,,
e. a. ,,"n !" Ne" io'A,
ise "a meyers sa'u l4dt lie had
missed the old man this morning when
ne came down TO business. Usually he
was standing waiting patiently at tine
corner of Nassau anu Fulton street to
walk the block with Mr.. Meyers ana
talk of the world from which he was an
outcast, and got his daily half dollar
which MIR. Meyer has given him every
morning for the last ten years He sand
~ The paint concern used 10 Joke MIN
,hout ,he old bundle of rags and misai.>
",,G ,ai,sd MIN 'sI'hr SnnIn\y" VA
MeEeLs to'u ,onn ro,mm and uet sotd
thouEit ~ So" it''i'V,y u ~, SUI ~
would cover up IL. '"rt'tts s IA we sun
cellars Oh me ..,,I ,I e." aH wen as
any othef' Anu So o'u """uo" Caiiie
about
Il remember E'Dtrl ounss as
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MENACED MAGISTRATE BREEN

\ man who for many months has been
Iootiug about The entrance to the law
office of city Magistrate Matthew =.
Errcu. at No 29 Broadway. and utter
ing vague threats was arrested to-day
on complaint OF William III, Breen, the
Magistrates son.
According - Young MIR Bre-n the
man had threatened persons who en-
tered ,i.- uftivr ana declared In many
letters mat ur would end the Masi~
trate's NE At tb, Leonard street po-
IIr. station the prisoner said N. Nts
Tenth avenue.
The prisoner paid s. fine Imposed by
Magistrate proege
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TWO PO|[[0N SISTERS
FAIL TO AVERT THEIR
SENTENCE As beats"
Writ of Habeas Corpus, Obtained to
Block Special Sessions Justices,
Dismissed, Pair Are Sent
Back to That Court.

The Poon sisters got brief respite from sentence to-day on
writ abea corpus but after they had appeared in two tribunals and
lawyer Meyer Greeherg, had argued himself oae they were
taken before the Justices OF Special Sessions for sentence
The sisters managed gain DELAY spite of the dismissal OF
the writ for when they returned Special Sessions Justice Zee had
been replaced hv Justice Wyatt the prisoners lawyer objected
The presence Justice WYATT who had not heard the evidence
was POSTPONED until next Wednesday.
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KANSAS INSTRUCTS A
SOLID VOTE FOR BRYAN

HUTCHINSON, Kan. Feb. H.-Kan.
sas Democrats in State convention here
To-day unanimously adopted resolu-
ton instructing all delegates to the
Denver convention. both State and Con-
gressional, ITO cast a solid vote for the
nomination of William ]. Bryan for
President of the United States" A
great demonstration lasting several
minutes attended the adoption OF the
resolution.
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HAD SUFFERED FROM GRIPPE
AFTER NERVOUS BREAKDOWN.
Twice Treated in Lakewood Sanitarium, and
Had Been Frustrated Since Receipt of
Anonymous Letters Written to Her
Which Were Never Traced

Mrs William p Burden formerly Naica Pv sepaughter for
Corporation Counsel George L. Rv found dead to-day
er BEDROOM in the home her husbands father The late James
Burden No. 9tS nth She had been aSphyxaed by lmin-
ating gas
Although her body discovered at O'Clock this morning the
CoronerS notified until O'Clock this afternoon nJrers
the house told that the cause OF death was heart failure.
Mrs Burden, Cynthia Roce, Mrs Arthur Scott Burden. and
Nathalie Schenck aerward Mrs Collins, known Newport
heir ebuane days the Three (ceS Mrs. Burden married
April in Church She had just recovered from long and
serious Illness, resulting from nervous breakdown
marriage she greatly annoyed by anony
letter writer who many etuSonS her and her friends.
She had not been prominent in society this winter.
MAD SUFFERED FROM GRIPPE.
Mrs Burden had been suffering from attack of grippe for
days She under the attention physician.
night she asked that small reading table he placed the side of
her bel expressed desire read the late The
moved Gloss the head of the he'd in er sleeping apartment
which the second floor copy the book placed in her
and
She then expressed desire he left alone Not during the
night 10 O'Clock did Ms Burden ask for any her
medicine despite the that puShe handy the head her
bed.
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GRAND CHIEF OF ENGINEERS
OUT AGAINST WAGE CUT.

CLEVELAND. Feb. 2i-Grand Chief
stone, Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
,.necrs to-day issued protest against
'Nc.reNortcl purpose ot some ot the rail
rlld- 90 reduce wages, ON The ground
,att uy.nE expenses are increased: mon
paid ou per dem basis. and railroads
not suffering loss in freight receipts.
The evening world., 1908-02-21

Charlotte and katherine Poillon mad"
hard fight TO the last though TODAY
they we're discreetlv silen; and allowed
their counsel 70 do all tho talking He
got a writ Of habcas corpus from Jus
tice Platzek directing Warden Flynn.
o. rhe Tombs not 10 allow hts fair
prisoners to go ont Of his custody until
the Supreme Court had neari argument
Old offense Revived
T'Te writ DELAYED the ariion or the
Justices Of Soecial Sessions Fo~ ONLY
three hours for when Justice P'atzek
heard argument m tho writ he dis
h issed 4, and ordered the thoroughly
tanned and wistru' Poilons bach 20 SHe-
ciaI Sessions to take their medi 'in". Not
only did Charlotte have to face SEN
tence for beating hote' bills. but. in ad-
dition. Justice Zeller revived against her
a iudgm ent in an assault case two years
old. pronouncinC her guilty.
The throng that nocked 70 tho Special
Sessions Court enjoyed n lively session.
as usual. however. and heard some
thrilling revelations of the contents of
the sisters trunks. whic1 We're care
lessly left behind in their fitting from
hotel to hotel, while neglectng to pa"
board bills.
There were trunks and bags and hat
boxes in the wake Of the dashnC young
women. Some OF the contents can bet
ter be described on n woman's page.
but the greater portion of the articles
will be intelligihlc to men, For in
stance. there We're spoons and forks
and bath towels and tablccloths and
plates and knives, and n host Of "sou-
venirs' from a score OF hotels.
This testimony did not crop out until
after long and heated argument be-
tween Lawyer Meyer Greenberg, counse,
for the sisters. and Justices Mayo. DIM
sted and Zeller over the imposition OF
sentence.
Respited by Habeas Corpus.
When the sisters We're led to the rail
as smiling and radiant and well groomed
as Is their custom while garnering head
lines In court, Mr.. Greenberg rushed In
through the doors OF the tribunal and
waved a writ of habeas corpus. The
writ was obtained from Justice Platzek
Continued on Second Page)
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Coroner's Action Delayed.

In the excitement which followed,
several physicians were called but aIN
efforts to revive Mrs. Burden failed.
IT was after o'clock WHOM coroner
George + Shradv vas summoned 10
the hie house by private tcleph"n"
call Mrs Burden had been found
dead S.x hours earlier.
After an examination. Coroner
Shradv called up his office in the
criminal Courts Building and said tn
George ~ Brwm his assistant
Mrs. Natalie Burden was found d"nd
in n,, bedroom at . o'clock this morn
ing %, her maid Death vas caused by
gas pos-oning. cannot
.,y that it vas , suicide rather
.n,u, ,nat It was an accident. although
re tubing from the Iet above the ned
,a. separated from tne lamp On the
.eaa.ns 'aalr ar her bedside cannot
,xp,a. u'bis That Is AN | can state al
ures.n,'
The evening world., 1908-02-21

It was Just o'clock this morning
when the maid Marjorie. gently pushed
rreu her door. calling her. AT tile slmr
inc. Instantly she inhaled the fumes
or gas and fell hac kimto the hall She
uttered a scream. arousing other mem
,ers Of the family They entered the
oom. 10 hnd Mrs Burdens body cold
I'd the tube extending from the wall
,-tlo lamp separated from the lamp.
The let was turned on full. The light
of the lamp was eNtInsuished. II WAS
Nm tho same place the maid had left II
the night before Mrs. Burden lay
peacefully in bed with her arms folded
-AAnl her hreast.
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Respited by Habeas Corpus.

Continued on Second Page)
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-12-04
Money Saving opportunity.

Do you plan to spend $40 for suit
or overcoat, or S. for a suit or overcoat ?
Today at IS, IS, $40, sl2 and $l8 so we
have suits and OvercOats many Of which
are the most choice Of the season and
that will simply put dollars into your
pocket by saving you anywhere from
So to $3.50 on the original price. II
sounds amazing but these figures prove
its truth and we give them prices now
so as to close out large stock Of them
lately secured. Also boys long and short
overcoats from $3.50 up and boys good
heavy knee pant suits from SIPS to "a
per suit. These suits are worth third
to one half more a suit, (Knickerbocker
and straight pant SUITS.
G. NJ. TATMAN, Milford, Del.
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~HERIFF'S sALE.-Ry virtue OF writ OF
- VehdiliOai ExpOnaR to me directed, will
be exposed TO Public sale, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1905,
al O'Clock, D. m. at the Hotel Rodney. in
IeWe-. in Lewes ant r -hOboth Hundred, the
following real estate, VIZ:
All of those certain tracts, pieces and parcels
Of aud including the Mill Seat, Mil Stream
and Mill Lots. situate, lying and being in
Broad Kim and Lewes and RehObOth Hundreds,
sussex County and state of Delaware, and ad-
Joining lands late OF the Hon. John H. Payn-
Ter. deceased, and others, and known as the
HRed Mill' property, improved by a large (3rist
Mill house. a large dwelling house, barns,
stables and other outbuildings thereon, and
con aiming about sixteen (l6l acres Of land,
more or less, mot including he mill stream),
and being he same laBds and premises which
were conveyed tn Edward T. Neasey by CorDe-
liza Register and Elijah Register by Deed bear
ing date October 29 1904. aud now Of record in
the Recorders Office at Georgetown, Delaware,
in Deed Record No. $50. Page 500, &c. Reference
being thereuntO had the several courses and
distances thereof will fully and at large appear.
The dwelling and outbuidings on this prop
erty are new and up-to date, and she mill and
mill stream are the best in the county, and
located in one Of the best agricultural districts
in the State OF Delaware
Seized and taken In execution as the prop
erty OF Edward T. Veasey and Mary II. Veasey,
and will be sold by
THOMAS B. PRITCHETT. sheriff.
Sherifffs Office, Georgetown, Nov. p, 1908.
20 per cent OF the purchase money will be
de manded on the day Of sale.
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Last Notice and Gail.

You have been notified twice, and
now l give warning that IN December
the County and School za-res IN the
First Representative District Of SUSSEX
County must be pail. After that, the
penalty of one per cent for each and
every dollar, and fractional part Of a
dollar, will be imposed for each and
every month. want the tax-so pay
your tax and save yourself cost and
trouble. My days for setting in Mil
ford are now Wednesday and Sat
urdays, at the windsor Hotel.
11.268t JOHN H. ROACH, Collector.
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Public Sale

shall stop farming at the end Of this year and
will positively sell the following personal property
at public sale. at my home on the Geo. K. Fisher
farm, on road leading from Milford, on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER Sth, 1908.
Commencing at ten o'clock a. M. Gf that day
should prove stormy, the sale will be postponed
until next fair day), the following;
FOUR HORSES weighing from sOl to l25O pounds
gentle and work in any harness; SFNEN Mich
COWS two are three year-olds others nice
animals now giving milk, and most Of them with
calf. ONE JERSEY BULL two years old.
FARM TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS.
/ grain drill with spouts, large farm wagon. 2
Auke hanovys, corn shelter, hand planters, wheel
barrow seed soweT. drag harrow, set 5O0 h. beams
large iron pot, log chains. Mccormick mower
YoTK wagons. cultivatoTs. Grindstone, Is Oliver
pillow. tomato rack, hay rack, meat casks. wagon
and work harness, riding harrow, one runabout
corn marker wheelbarrow, 10 Wizard plow 10
Oliver pillow. A-Oliver plov shovels forks, hoes
rakes. etc. carriage harness.
OF of corn on cob. Lot Of top fodder. Three tons
Of scarlet clover hay.
An extension table, lounge and lot Of oher articles
too tedious to mention
TERMS: All sums OF SIS and under. CASH. Over
that amount a credit Of 4 months by giviny APP
proved security.
J. B. Dickerson. DAVID FIIZERALD.
AuctioneeT
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Public Sale

am going to stop farming and will sell at my
home on the Evans farm, II miles southeast
Of Milford, just over Deep Branch. opposite the
Charles Barker farm, the following personal
property on
Thursday, December 18th, 1903,
commencing at 10 o'clock, a. m, but II that
day should be stormy sale will be next fair day.
LIVE STOCK.
One Horse, years old, good driver, kind and
gentle. work anywhere; l Colt, mare, months
old, Morgan stock one good Jersey Cow, ee
gaut mixer.
FARM IMPLEMENTS, VEHICLES.
AA Drag Harrow, Improved Cuitivator. Piows,
one Com shelter almost new, one Tomato
Rack, one Tw0-horse Farm Wagon new, one
good Carriage, one suit new Double Carriage
Hafness, ~ 0 sets Single Carriage Harness and
many o her things too numerous to mention.
No goods to be renewed until
conditions are complied with.
HENRY c. KITCHENS,
W. T. Parvis. Auctioueer.
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Wednesday, December 10Th. 1903

from Greenw God, near the NJ. e Church, on
Wednesday, December 10Th. 1908,
com menciug al ten O'Clock, a. N, but il that
day should be very stOi NV then the sale will
be postponed until The next lair day.
LIVE STOCK.
Four Horses. Oae is Bay Horse named
snock " II years old, gentle IN al harness,
fine driver. one Is a Bay Horse, Bob" y
5 ears old, gentle in all harness and fine driver
One rs a Bay Mare II wears old, weighs 1900
pounds. fine farm wagon horse, gentle ., rcGl.
dreu to drive or wOTk. One Gray Horse, weighs
1900 pounds, gent e. fine worker All are sound
and good heG THY horses. Full j Aey Cow. Il e
mixer; e'ier, be fresh in spring Brood on
and seven Pigs. Full bred Poland CHINA stock,
one Brood Sow. fun bred POiand-China Ock.
Ten SbOats weig ming from 90 10 SO pounds.
FARM TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS.
TwO-horse Farm Wages, Dayton Carriage,
York Carriage good Dearborn, Dump "a
good as new, set Carriage Harness good as new,
set Leather Wagon Harness, four sets Pow
Harness, lot Collars and Brides. two No. 10
Oliver Chilled Piows one No. 10 Oliver Chilled
Pillow. one small Plow, one grub Plow, two
HarrOws three Cultlvators, Sweet Potato Har-
row with vine turner, IA Drag Harrow, Spike
tooth Harrow. Seed Harrow, Milwaukee Har-
vesteT, Milwaukee Mower nearly new, Grain
Drill, Hand Pea Drill 2 interest in Sod Cutter
lot Barbed Wire Forks, Hoes and
Shovels.
FODDER, CORN, CHICKENS, BEES
10 stacks Top Fodder 1000 baskets Corn on cob,
II stands Of Bees in Patent Hives, lot Chicken
Wire, Hen Coops and Boxes 40 RHODE Island
Red Chickens, 100 White LegbOrD, so White
Wynedotte 100 Plymouth Rock These are all
pure bred and of the very best stock for laying.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
of a good Cook Stove, two Sitting
Room stoves, a Coal stove, one CupboaI d, a
Writing Desk q Settee, an Extension Table
new. a good Drop-leaf Table, lot of Tin-waTe,
a 20 gallon Iron Pot, lot Of Straw Mating. Bed
kteads Mattresses, Bedclothes, Chairs and other
articles too numerous to mention.
Terms-All sums Of $40 and under cash over
hat amount a credit Of twelve months bv
giving note with approved security No goods
10 be removed until terms are complied with.
W. l. REYNOLDS.
j. b Dickerson, Auctioneer.
J, W. Gibson, Clerk.
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Public Sale

As will move from the large farm where now
reside at the first Of January 1909, will sell the fol-
towing personal property at public sale at my home
two miles east from Milford on the road leading to
Slaughter Beach. on
THURSDAR DECEMBER 10Th, 1908
Commencing at ten o clock, but if that day should
be very stormy, the sale will be postponed until
next fair day.
Horses The horses are good farm animals;
four are young and one getting along
Pair Mules. The mules are young. well mated
excellent workers, kind and gentle.
4Milch Cows All are giving milk and in nice
condition
Farm Tools and Implements. Mccormick Reap
er, Gang Plow Dearborn. Wagon Harness, Gull
tivators. Mccormick Mower. Grain Fans, No. 10
Plow, Plow Harness. Fluke Hano~s, Buckeye
Drill, Farm Wagons, No. u Flows, Carriage
Harness, Drag Harrow, Corn Planter, ! Carriage,
2 Small Plows Forks. Hoes, ETC., Land Roller.
900 Baskets Corn on Cob.
Terms Cash No goods removed until paid for
J B. Dckerson, Auchoneer.
Hiram Morgan.
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Notice to Holly Cutters.

I have bought all the holly on the
Henry Laundry lands about Ellendsle,
and paid big price for it; therefore l
warn any and all persons against tres
passing thereon, and especially against
cutting Holly on it, as shall positively
prosecute. l will sell berries or holly
to those who desire to use this ever
green at fair prices.
Il.l3.6t ENOs r Ross, Lincoln, Del.
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Public Sale !PubliC Sale

am going to stop farming and will sell my per
sonal property at my home in Milford Neck on
road leading from Ihompsonville TO Scots Corner
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 9tn 1905
Commencing promptly at 10 o'clock, a. m If that
day should be stormy sale the next fair day
LIVE STOCK Good Work Horses Mule,
s wears old
Good Mich Cows, Yearlng
Farming Implements. ] 2-HoTse Farm Wagon,
! York Carnage. Dayton Wagon. good as new
J Good Dearborn, Corn Shelter 2-Elorse Drag
Harrow. No. 10 Oliver Plow, A Oliver Plow,
2 Fluke Hharows Cultvator Harows, ! Three
Row Marker. Hand Corn Planters. Grind Stone,
] Cythe and Cradle, ! Moving Cythe set 800 b.
Beams.
set Carriage Harness, J set Wagon Harness
Collars and Brides. sets Plow Harness Double
Tree Single Trees Ok yokesl Calf Muzzle Forks
Hoes, Corn Knives, Shovels, Chains. etc
$50 Baskets Corn on Cob. 2uQ Sheaves OF Good
Blade Fodder, Stacks Top Fodder.
Household Goods / Parlor Stove. Dining
Room Table, Butter Bucket and other articles
TERMS CASH.
J. S. Camper, 09Uid 8 Mills
Auchoneer.
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with CALAPPLICATIONS, as they cannot
reach the seat OF the disease. Catarrh Is a
blood or constitutional disease, and IN oroer
to cure 1t you must take internal remeoles;;
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally anu
acts direetly on the blood and mucous sur
faces Hairs Catarrh Cure Is not quack meul-
cine. 1t was prescribed by one OF Lne Q ~,
physicians in this country for years anu y ~ q
best tonfcs known, com bined with the Dest
blood purifiers, acting directly en- the no ucous
surfaces. The perfect combination OF tne tW0
Ingredients is what produces such Wonderiul
results in curing Catarrh. Send for testimo-
malls free.
F. ]. CHENEY CO., Props. Toledo, o.
sold by all Druggists, l5c. ,,.
Take falls Family Pills for constipation