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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09
Nns bonn Smncrcn WarDlano's inO
ben angrcnsruocn Staatcn.
Sotte i'd I'M cine 6ron
aCIt ritten.

= ~
acltritten.
Sn Suntington, @..To., lit Der %
Sabre olte NeIion @entbcrbolt einent
bcitigct Sdlog crlcgcn, Den Solepb
McienQer, Gin iriibercr Eoli5iIt, ibnl
onl1blid eines GarBpergniigcllS olf
ocn aopf pcricbte. Gie bcioen Wdn-
ner botten lid iibcr Die 0ra9c g~eItrit-
tel, 'iipcr eiil oclpiiitS MoO6en nod
Saltic 9eleiten iolte.
Gin SeitfoIl.
OF. Benjamin q. Gopioion, Selta'
ments. Hcgiitrotor iiir Slime Irunoel.
Gollntp, iuuroe in NnnopoliS bonn
Sricbcnsridter 3opiS INN So geitrnit,
pcil or bus leBtcn Wintcr erlollcnc
@eiet, OoB icoeS Sllbrruerf nit elmer
2icen5ntorfc pericben icin nluB, nib.
ohtet bottc. SIS ioQ Elm ScItfaQ mer.
bel,, uno Sr. 3auibion miro oppeui.
rcn.
Sit unpcrbcierli d.
Sn Oorf, Fo., bcfanntc Sorrp W.
Sale iid) iduloig oltf Den Non1cll
ieincr Wilttcr Molinbo Sale cinen
Gbcd fir $31 gefGlibt 81 boben. Ser
NifJtcr ionbte i'm ouf 8 Motlate ms
@ef0ngnib. Safe mar iocbcn ans
Dem 3ud)tbnuic cntloiien lporbcn, no
CT megen zines Gbnlifen 8crbredens
cincn Siraftermin obgeieiien.
Gin altcs SnbeIiccn5.
@eieb.
Sn 9ltnc Mrnnoel-Gountp bot man
eiiicnl olien Sllnoclicen5.@eieb mic.
Ser 2eben einsefloBt, bos fiir jcocn
Suno cine 2icen59ebiibr BON 81 bis
50 fcitiett. Die Ginfiinfte flicBcn in
ben Sdulfonb. Sn 9rooflpn iinO
inter Den 9citiinnnungcn Dicies sc.
ietcs 5000 colleftirt norben.
Gin 9euth der ais ron3o.
lider Se1rer.
Sboo6euS @orefi, bon @cburt ein
9eutidcr, Scr nit 6 Sobren nod
gn,crifo fam 1ino IN Ebilnoelp6io
uno ol Ser ltniperiitGt Erinceton
feline ausbilbung genoB, lit gum iran.
5oiiihen 2ebrcr an Come. Snititut gu
Sort Gcpoiit ernannt por0cn. gr lit
cbetfaqs Srgoaiit Ser Sd)ule.
Nnnapolis' 200zi brige
6eier.
Mapor @orbon s. Gloltoe bon
Mnnopolis bat fir beute 9(beno cine
giir9er.8e riamnlung einehrufen, I'M
Fldne 5u beratben fir bos 20O.jdb.
rige Sitbildlim Ser Staatsbauptitoot
als Stabt. Sic 5eier ioa am %.
Scptember It%attfinoen.
Nun 1T es Morb.
Ger 60 Sabre alte, bei Cit.Yerlin,
Dorf-Gountp, 3d. ipobnbaftc 5ar.
ner Cornelius gafcr, Der Dor 5ebn
Saeet BON bem ploslid irriinnis ge.
tporoenen So6n @oiiermon nit einem
Sammer angegriffen wurbe, lit iei'
men @erlebunget erlegen. Gin ar-
berer Wann, Ramens Sobn Butt,
Deg ebenfoas bon benz @abniinniger
miBbanoelt nuroc, mag cbenfoas
itcrbcn, iein 3uitano lit fritiif. 9oi.
ierman liegt i'm armenbal,s ST. Get.
%tpsbtrg In actten.
Sinh perbrannt.
gei'm Spielen nit 3i~inobolsern
geriet9en Die aleiber oes 4.jdbrigen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09

derei, Spitenlueberei, bllnten Glide
rel Yor5cllan : Wtalerei, Sdfelei unb
Seppidpeberci 81 ieben.
Iie Illsitelrng Der Sdiilerarbei-
ten bot cbenfalls monhes Snterciiun-
te oar. Inter Den 3cibnungen iino
t%cionoers Mfulterleiitlngcn bon Geo.
Gcgenbarbt, Ilbert &.airihmonn, 8.
&ornmann, 3. q. Snpoer nnb Su.
Tia Sulc beruor5ubeben.
Cine ldor1e Muspobl bon Bug.
gieS" nit anbcren S%ilbrlperfcn, mel
dc beionoers fir id)neIle Eferbe be-
itimmt iinb, lit ebenfolls olf oersl1s-
itcllrng 5u icbcn. God murOen be-
reits bier uno BORT fritz onl Nadmit-
tag Tlafate nit Der Nllfidrift Ser
fotft" an benielbcn ongcbrad)t; ein
Setpeis, Dob iid Die gtusitcler niht
iibsr i6ledte @eidaite beflogen fon.
men.
Gin Sepurtenlent entiprid)t niht
gail3 Den gebegten Grmartungcll,
nGmlid basienige Der lonomirth,
idoitlidcn Woidincn. WaS aber
bapon porbanoen mar, ipor lpirflid)
gut.
Gin Original bon einenl Musitel-
lungs . Irtifel, bos oQgemcines Sn-
~tereiic ermefte, beitebt in eilem @is'
blod, in pcldem Elm GROCER Slu.
n'enltrouB eingefrpren lit. 9erlelbc
miro bon Srn. Sobn 2ingncr, einem
G~isbGnbIer bon Sit Baltimore,
olsgeitellt. Ger 9lod nilroe iibri.
gems bel bent Mnblif Der groben
Wenid)ennlenge am Nad)nlittog ct.
mas ncrpos llnb begoln 81 id)ipi.
Bcn.
Die Orb Snc 8etcrinarp Webicinc
COMPANY pertbeilt an Efcrbes nno
&iebbeiiser Wulter bon Wcoi3inen.
gn bic Iusitcllung 9ren5t cine Gb.
tbcilung fir GaltbepiQe unO an oiele
ein 9eutlbes Corr. Sm Oeitifen
0orf gibt es nift olIein Der Inter.
boltung in Siiae unb 6iiae, ionbern
oltb illbitan5ieae Sod)en, Die Scr5
nno Seib 5uiommen balten.
Gauoepiae . Soritelllngcn uno ull.
oere 8orlteQungei,, 9erfoufsitdnoe
inn Srcien, ipie man lie ollf oet gro.
BEN Sabrnidrften iinbet, trogcn M.
tiirlid) ibren Ibeil 81 Der ltntcrbul.
tltng bel. IQcin MN 5u ben
Hferbe Hcnnen.
SIS gibt cine. grobe Wengc 2cute,
iuelde nidt bo5u 81 bemegen iu1re,
e,ne Iusitellung 81 bellden, ipcnlt
niht bonit Tferoerennen perbunoen
pdrcn. llnb bicic 2iebbober bon GIT.
tenn Eferbeflcii6 ioaten geitern be-
iriebigt meroen. Die Inmeloungeit
iroren 5nblrsib unb bon elmer aus.
nobmsmeiie glten 9loiie. Die &enns
hahn befano iid) in einem ibealen gu.
itanbe, unb abgeieben bon einenl
Stur5e Der ipeoer Eferb nod Center
i6ooete, gingen Die Eennen glott
bon Statten.
,Sn benz eriten Bremen trug Der
.Ir. Bill" Sr. g. 8. Sturges bon
Donacod, So, Den Sieg oapon. go.
rutes Sinba" erbielt Den 5lpeiten unb
,.Tommp Cor" ben britten Yreis. Die
Meile, melbe Die Renncr 5itriid5ule-
gen batteiL fpilrbe bon r9r. Bill" IN
2.19A Win. 5uriidgelegt.
9as 5tpeite Henner, ipeld)es elm
2.24 alaiien YoB : Hernen mar, fu,lr.
be nit eritaunlider S6nelligfeit 81.
riidgelegt, inoem Die @eiIc bon 81
la s." (Sr. Geo. g. Suffer gigen.
thiimer) in 2 Winuten 1894 Sefln.
ben 5uriidgelegt ipuroe, uno .gttie
g." (Sarrp Heeling) maj ibm oidt
auf ben 9ufeii. Damn fam nGttieG."
(garfart unb 9eurrp.)
Sir beiite iirb foIgenoe anmeloun.
gen eingelaufen:
T. Henreh --D6' Uurlongs. sNio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09

Godtcr6cnS bcs Srn. Gopmon0 Uta'
rcar bon Cumberland III Brand, nnO
boS &inb crlitt bcrartigc 9%ranopnn'
Den, COB es Iturb, GoS lluglild CT.
eignctc lid om @cburtstog oeS 8i1s
bcs, nnb cs mplltc ST. Gbren OeS "a.
gcs bier @ahsfer5en an5iinocn.
@robgc d) porenc iir 6re.
berif .Gountp.
Sic fir bcn September crn1in ocS
Griminol.8 erihts fir Sreoertd-Go.
ac5ogcncn @rpbgeihporencn lino:
Gopio 9. Stouficr, Iormonn, Sobn
s. Ioclsberacr, Somucl q. Barnes,
Sobn &. Siloebrono, elmer s. 9ran'
bcnburg, Seize 90. 9urroQ, Sobn S.
9cnnett, Gbiporb &. Hid)orbs, George
@. 2iap. Gufus SIideneer, Socob 8.
T6omaS. George u. Woin, Gosmca
Soiinlnn, Charles q, WoinL Charles
6. Mauabte George M, Steue, s..
Glopton 5runolet Spbn Z. Barnes,
Sobp GuGromeE tr@barlrs 6. MlI,
Sbonlos q. altmah Soicpb 6. Mo'
ienitiq hnb Gcrpitt s. Soincs.
6 do blieincn SpieIfame'
alr rt ru0en.
Sn Der N1be pom Century, Barbara
County, @.tGo., erid)ob Der 13.idb.
ri9c &op @oro ieiicn 1~6.iGbrigen
Spiclfon,crooen Seriel S'Hcia ouf
Der geronoo icineS eltcrlidcn Soll.
les. Iic beiben &naben puren bel
Der 9eii6tigitng bon IniidtSpoitfor.
ten in Streit gerotbcn, nnb idnea
cntihloiicn boltc Ser iilngere cine
&ugclbiidic bcrbei unb idob ben aas
rooen alri Der Stcle foot.
GrGicIten buS Sabit.
SIM Snltitlt Der vGbriitIihen Brit.
Der 81 Mmmcnbale, Wb., erbielten oie
fo~lgcnbcn ncl1n iungen MGnner am
Wontog bnS Snbit uno lire 5%llfiinfz
tigcn Srbcnsnomen: Sobn WcSiguc
- 9rltber eugene; Sobn Slime -
0rlloer Wid)oel; George Niron -
griiocr Slorcnee; 8obert Dunn -
9riocr Goniel; Soicpb Barr -
9rubcr GbilnrO; s(ntbonp 1ntto -
@rllocr S%tepbon; BiQiam SaQ -
9rnber Sultan; antbonp Seni -
9ruber 6%croinono; Sobu @apin -
9ruocr Gouir.
Gas Sam anb Srocr".
Sidct crmGblt.
Sn Sbarpsbltrg, WaibingtonsGo.,
Wo., iuor am Wontag 8obl. .Grd
Sidcts norcn olfgeitellt, l,nb bos ios
gcnonntc y2on onb Srber" Sidct,
bos iid fir itrcngc Gurbfiibrung oes
odliccn .0cicbcS un0 Srr1fiibrmg
bon gcrbciicrulgcn perpflidtet bate,
ging iiegreif) aus Oem Sample fer.
Dor. ToS 5idct erbiclt 165 Stim.
men. Bon ben an6eren bciben Iidets
erbiclt Gins so u1o Dos onoerc penis
ger als Elm Gubeno Stiu,men. Sic
crm1blten 9comten iinb: 9urgeb -
8iuiam g. Nladforo; Siilfs-9 urgcb
- Socob Mc0rop; GommiiiGre -
8alter $. Climber, Ecter Hemsburg.
SomueI $. Ncifirf, SantcS s.. Moie
uno Sobn e. Sdanel,
n@eiebIiebcnbe"a 3 il + ger!
Sm Yiircoll zines 1rieoensrihters
in Siiffolf, 30, griii Elm nit Sanb.
iheIen periebener 9erbreter uno
GARNER, Nomcns ). 5. Yolpell, iei.
iten Nodbor ". V. aitdcn an ,ino
ipar nabc oornn, Oemielben nit Den
ihfperen eiiernet Hingen ben Sd1.
Def e~in3uidlagcn. Gr itebt unter Der
ACKNOWLEDGING. aitden's @iebbeitanb
AM Samitog letter @ohe nit Yori.
ier Grim pergiitet 5u boben. uno se.
Itebt Dos Icrbrehen Gin. er bebaitp.
tet Witglieo elmer r8eiBfappeu.
9anoe" uno ieines 2ebens nift
iiher 5u iein, 10 Iange er niht Bersel.
tuna iibe an aitd1en. Seine @enoHen
lpiiroen bic 9an5e aiti6cn'ife Jami.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09
Ibfabrtstasc Der C5can Snmpfcr
Oun Nciu=Wurf.

Vim III. sept. Saltpter DSarba'
roiia" nof 9remcn.
Am 10. Sept. 0ampier nllltonia"
nod Ncopcl.
gm 10. Sept. Gampfer ~9liiNcr"
nod Salnbur9.
9m 10. Srpt. Iompicr rGcoric"
uad 2ipcrpool.
|m 10. Sept. 9ompicr IS. s.
Sictgcn" nn6 &openbagen.
gm 10. Sept. Gomlpfer nEropcncc"
nod SABRE.
glm ~. Sept. 9ampfcr nllm6ria"
nad 2ipcrpool.
gm 10. Sept. 9ompicr nGaliior'
nia" nad) Glasgow. q
Sim ~. Sept. Camper nEcrnipl-
paula" nod Snmburg.
Sm t2. Sept. 9ompier n6inlnno"
nod Iopcr unb Mntlucrpell.
In IL. Sept. 9nmpicr nNew'
Oorf" nod Soutbompton.
gm -. Sept. 0umpf,r nWiciaba'
nod 2onbon.
Nm Is. Sept. 9ompier naaiier
@ilbclm ser 3mcite" nod Bremen.
g(m Is. Sept. Gampier .Sam'
burg" nod Gibraltar mo Ieopel.
gm 10. Sept. Gnmpicr n&ottcr'
oom" nad) Gotterbam.
Nn 16. Sept. Gampicr n2uiita'
MIA" no6 2%iuerpool.
@m 16. Sept. Ganpicr n&aicItic"
nod) southampton.
gm IS. Sept. 0ampicr 90 @ai9-
ington" nn6 Nrapel uno Srieit.
9m II. Sept. 0ampfcr ngrobic"
nod 2iucrpool.
@n II. Sept. Gunpfcr nSeaig
Slao" nnd) &opcnboqcn.
Nm II. Sept. 9ampfer ~6riebrid
Ser @roBc" nod Bremen. a
am II. Sept. Gampfer naaiierin"
Hau) SullplrY.
gm II. Sept. Gampicr v2ur.
rile" nod Saurc.
Gn Is. Sept. Garnpicr nGrctic"
ilnd Gibraltar ltno Ncapcl.
Pm 10. Sept. Iompfcr nGuiiia"
nod Tottcr0on mo 2ibnl.
9(m 10. Sept. 0ompier nGoronia"
nod) 2iucrpool.
slm 10. Sept. 9ompfer nEatricia"
nod) Snmbnrg.
Im 10. Sept. 9nmpier n3celano"
nad Coucr lnlb Intmcrpcn.
Pm 49, Sept. 0ampier st. 2ouis"
nad S%oiltbompton.
9(m 10. Sept. 1ompicr vMiune.
bobo" nod) 2onoon.
gm 10. Sept. Gampicr vSolcoo.
nia" nod Glasgow.
gm %. Sept. Gampicr nGniicr"
llad Bremen.
Nm %. Sept. Gompier nTorb,
Anerifu" nah Neopel llno @cnua.
am %. Sept. 0ampicr nNcw.am.
iterOnm" nad) Hotteroom.
9(m 90. Sept. 1ampier q. sic
Ficmonte" mad Ncapel nltO @enno.
am 90. Sept. 3dmpier .Moure.
tania" nod 2iperpool.
am %. Sept. 0nmpfer uScennic"
nnd) Soutbon1pton.
am "a. Sept. 0ompier nWobon.
IA" nndj Neopel mo WoriciQc.
au "a. Sept. Dnmpier ,Slapo.
nio" nod Gibraltar ,tno Icapcl.
9(m "a. Sept. Gampfer v9uriiirIt"
nod Bremen.
9m q. Sept. 9ampfer .Gcutif.
lano" nod Somburg.
Am "a. Sept. Iampicr Settle"
noG Siuerpool.
Nm "a. Sept. 0ampier nSouoie"
nod SABRE.
Nm 26. Sept. 3ampier .Golum.
bio" nad WlasgOm.
9(m 26. Sept. Iampier .Mimc.
apolis" nad Sonoon.
am 26. Sept. 0ampier .a0nigin
2ouiic" nod Gibraltar ullo Neopel.
am 26. Sept. Camper uYretoria"
nad Samburg.
Nn 2G. Sept. 9ampier ,llmlbria"
nad 2ioerpool.
?m 26. Sept. 1ampier varoon'
lanb" rnf Goper unb antperpen.
@m 2G. Sept. 1ampier .Y6ila.
belpbin" nod S%outbamptpn.
2(n 30. Sept. Gnmpier ,Gecilie"
nod Bremen.
am 20. Sept. Oampier .Hpn0am"
naf ROTTERDAM.
am 30. Sept. Gampfer ,argell.
tina" na1 Heapel uno 3rieIt.
A .sTorIA
Stiet die Mia Sote. 0e ihttmmaf Gskauh Hahf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09

lie, nit aiianobmc eineS M1odenS,
brrh Shiiiic olf 2cbens5cit prrfriipz
pcln.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-04-10
We SoId All his Chickens.

Here is another acknowledgement
OF the worth Of the Chronicle to those
who use its advertising columns it is
one of several letters we receive and is
selected from the fact that it gives an
experts experience with an important
business interest in this part Of Della.
ware. 1t is from Mr. S. Hughes, near
Milford, Delaware, and reads as follows
Col. Townsend, Dear Sir Just a
line to let you know what gsOd results
got from advertising in the Chronicle.
I received so many orders that l will
have to discontinue the advertisement
for a week or two, until l can get the
orders filled and another pen of birds.
The Black MinOrcas are the best layers.
smallest eaters of all the breeds Of
chickens / know Of My hens have
only missed three days since the 29lh
of November last. | use trap nests,
feed only once each day, at five O'Clock
/ feed corn one day and wheat the next,
with plenty of clover and cabbage.
C As the Chronicle says ; the only way
to get ahead Of the "mail order houses"
is for the local dealers to advertise their
goods but they must do it as theother
houses do advertise the price not half,
or third off, but the exact price, be-
cause the people want to know the
prices without going to the stores and
asking. | know that truthful sdver.
tising pays me.
Yours, ETC., S. HUGHES.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-04-10
Chureh News.

Christ Church. April II, Palm Sun
day, mathis, sermon and choral cele
bration, 10 80 a. m Sunday School, 8
.. m: st. Stephen Is, AIS p. m Holy
week Tuesday, Wednesday and Sat
urdsy, 10 3Oa NJ, and p. m; Maundy.
Thursday, celebration Z 30; evening
prayer, o'clock Good Friday, passion
service y O'Clock, noon.
Avenue Church. Palm Sunday. Ser
mon at 10 80 a. M. by the pastor Sub
iect, 1.-THE MultitHdes Enthusiasm fol-
the King" Charles E. Treidler will be
present and sing in duet. Union re.
vival meetings at 30 p. M, Rev. I. L,
McDOugle in charge. All our fellow
citizens invited. The Sunday School
| teachers Of the town Of Milford are es-
pecially invited tn meet AZ the Metho
dist Church with Evangelist McDOugle
at O'Clock p. m.
At a meeting Of the teachers Of the
Chapel the following members were
cleo ed in the organ z4tiOn of the
Monthly Miss iOnery Board President,
Augustus DickersOn Secretary, Roy
PettyjOhn Treasurer, L. B. Graves.
The committee Of monthly entertain
ment: Miss Sara Banning, chairman ;
Miss Ivia Rogers, Mrs. Clarence L..
Stuart. The first Sunday Of the month
will be observed as Missionary Sunday.
Presbyterian Church Rev. H. l..
Bunstein will preach Sunday morning.
Subject, Conditions Of Growth" Sab
bath School lesson, Raising of Lsz.
arus.' Evening meeting at o'clock.
Subject for Sunday morning service
in Baptist Church 1.-THE Lord Hath
Need OF Him In the evening THE
Condition Of the Lost"
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-04-10
GREENWOOD.

Horace, son of Manship Wiley, was bit by a
dog supposed to be rabid and the people Of this
vicir ty took a subscription and Sc It him TO the
Pastuer Institute at Ba timOre for treatment.
Rev. e. c. Dryden will leave here aud go TO the
Eastern Shore Of Maryland for the coming year
One of our new set eTs, Mt. Fisher has sold the
farm he purchased, to family from New York,
and will return TO Western Pennsylvania
An infant child of Allie Anderson is very i'll at
the home of its grandparents, VIM Steward
Harry sampson, aged 20 years was buried at
BridgeViile last Sunday. Only five weeks ago
his sister died and eleven Of this family have
died in the last ten years.
The humps appears to be holding their own,
and new cases are reported each week.
Robert Donovan's family has been increased
this week by new baby girl.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-04-10

For the first time in twelve year;
all Republicans in Delaware Joined
in a primary election last Saturday,
and while the contests were spirited
and in some instances acrid with
personalities, yet the outcome is ac-
cepted everywhere with the spirit
and feeling that the majority must
rule. 1t was on the rock of an in
structed delegation that the party
split in 1896, and this was put forth
as the object for difference this time;
but the control of the State Com
mittee was a far more potent issue
and the people have spoken their
choice. The party is in better shape
than ever to prosecute a victorious
campaign, and it opens with far more
harmony than it was expected. The
Morning News in an editorial last
Monday had this to say on this point
1.-The Republicans of Delaware
are united and they are to give the
nominee of the party named at
Chicago their full and loyal support.
There is no division of the party at
this time in respect to what the
party stands for. The mere fact
that there was contest as to indi-
viduals to be sent to the Dover Con-
vention, as to the matter of instruc-
tons or no instructions for the dele
gates to 60 to Chicago, does not sig
Nifty much, while the personal ele-
ment played a part in the primary
election it is to be come later.
"The campaign opens here with
every indication that the Republi-
cans are to make a strong fight for
the best man, for party principals,
and for the Candidates to be voted
for next November. The decisive
vote on Saturday makes clear the
of the Republican voters.
They were entitled to stand for tht
men and there is to be no lasting
feeling in the matter. The verdice
IF the majority is to be accepted,
and the primary contest is to-be for
rotten in the greater work to be
lone to prepare for the election in
November"
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-04-10
Beware of Ointments for catarrh that
Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely derange the whole sys-
tenn when entering IL through the mucous sur
faces Such articles should never be used ex-
cept on prescriptions from reputable physi-
Clans as the damage they will do is ten fold to
the good you can possibly derive from them.
Hairs Catarrh Cure, manufactured by +. J.
Cheney 4 Co., Toledo, o., contains no mer-
curry, and is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of the
sytem. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure
you get the genuine. II is taken internally
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by +. J. Cheney 4
Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price, zoe. per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-04-10

Arthur Hazard, a young man of
Indian River, Sussex county, wanted
whiskey so bad that he drove a two.
hundred dollar horse to death to get it
at the Line Hotel near Selbyville. He
is now under bail for appearance at
court for the crime.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-04-10
Ir IS one ding 10 turn down

IT is one thing to turn down a
leader, but il is a serious matter to
crush out the very life Of that leader
from political stand point. When
men who have worked zealously for
the success Of the party in and out
of season, are set aside, there should
be careful thought given as to the
gathering up OF the fragments and
reorganization of the work. The or
ganization of the Republican party
has demanded blind and implicit
obedience to its commands, or the
offender must suffer. That is the
memorable law of organization, and
DR.. George w. Marshall has been
its first victim.
1t will be a matter for deep con-
sideration, and careful adjustment
10 bring harmony and success; but
we feel sure that it can be done.
DR.. Marshall is too large a man to
give up under one staggering blow,
and we feel sure that his resource
fitness will find advantageous place
for him to take part in the success of
the marty in November next.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-04-10

The Republican Convention at
Dover has made it clear to all that
there is an entirely new alignment OF
the party, and that the old leaders
have been side-tracked and new ones
have been installed. For sixteen
years the Republicans of the two
lower counties have looked to DR..
c. r. Layton, J. Frank Alice and
DR.. George w. Marshall to do the
organizing, planning and practical
fighting of their campaigns but that
that day is now passed as the results
OF last Tuesday clearly demonstrate.
The people have so expressed
themselves through the primaries
and the judgment stands. All good
Republicans will acknowledge the
rights of the majority to rule, even
though their individual opinions
may be contrary to the plans to be
carried out; and, while it is to be
expected, there will be but little diff
ference in results of the primaries
next to be held, there is much neces-
sary work to properly organize the
districts, so that the least possible
friction will follow. The votes of
all Republicans will be needed in
November, and it is not, or should
not be, the intention of those in con-
troll to ostricise any Republican.
From this time on, let every Repub-
lican take an active interest in the
campaign now opened in Delaware,
and bring about a general interest
for the success of the party in Nov
ember.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-04-10

The store of ONE PRICE to all.
Where every mans. womsn's and
child's dollar is equal; and where
everybody can fully understand cur
plain open system.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-04-10
A CLOTHING STORE
THAT IS NOT EXCLUSIVE Is

This is not an exclusive store All ages
and classes of men are provided for
Our young mems specials delight the young
eT generation, and our conservative garments
Ell the bill for those OF soberer tastes
We have clothes for the smartest of smart
young men, and clothes TO please the most
dignifed 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
boy"
Garments for young fellows need to be
fashioned from a different point of view from
those made for their elders, and vice versa.
We understand that thoroughly and have
selected our stock accordingly. It's our
business.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-04-10

Don't Forget the Little Things YOU VIII Need to Complete Your Easear

Anoabe dspay h tan arowho bushes
floor o store Eve article every garment is offered
atHe low shr f tsnos ndad the
prcsd npadn window
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-04-10

HARDWARE Builders hard
ware of all kinds and the
best kind of carpenters tools.
PAINTS Atlas paint, well
you know what that SHEEN
told hundreds of times.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-04-10
C. D. Abbott & Co.

We placed this store on a cash
basis, because we believed there was
enough people in Milford, who
wanted such store to support it.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-04-10
DRY GOODS SPECIALS.
SUMNER CURTAINS.

SUMMER CURTAINS
Cress stripes, Madras weave red, blue and
green. Border finished with tassel. O71/o
Was 50c-now u ~
WHITE MERCERlZED WASTING.
In plaid effects; good quality for shirt-waists
and Russian bouses. 10o
FANCY SILKS.
Large range of styles, in pretty light and
dark effects smart for shirt-waists, suits aud
costumes Regular value 75c. special 5Oc
TABLE DAMASK Bleached and Unbeached,
Silver bleached, German and Irish, 9Oo
all pure linen. Reg price SOC, special 0JO
RAIRSOOK CORSET COVERS Fine Nainsook
Corset Covers, in the pretty French 060
stye. Regular price 81; special GJO
LONG WHITE PETTIcOATS. Full width, deep
haunce tucked, finished with many rows of
cuny lace. Inserting and ruffle To
Regular price $l.O0, special iOO
WHITE BED SPREADS Extra large crochet
spreads. Marseiles designs CT en-
Regular price $500; special = ] .JU
MATING DISPLAY
IN OUR CARPET DEPARTMENT.
We now have on exhibition $50 rolls Mat
ting of the most desirable patterns and coors,
both IN China and japanese make.
Have you seen our new Carpet Room? 1t
is fitted ost for the easy displaying of
Mating and Carpets well lighted and roomy.
China Mating from lOc to Acc yard.
Japanese Mating from l5c to 40c yard.
Both China and japanese Mating Rugs at
sc, l0c and l5c.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-04-10
SHOES. SHOES.

Our stock of Shoes is composed Of only new
fresh goods made for this season. Thev all
have been selected with great care, and we
believe we have what you will want. Keep
an eye on our windows and see the new shoes
from time to time Each pair will have the
price on them, so you can judge for yourself