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CREEDs MEET
At FUNERAL OF
JUDGE HOWELL
Continued from First PaEe.)

regular burial office of the. Episcopal
prayer book, without alteration. DR..
WATSON said in part: f,,s
DIR. Wasson's Tribute. .
81 count it an honor and privilege to
have enjoyed the friendship. and con-
ffdence of Judge Howell l counted him
a noble man. He was large of mind
and large Of heart. He was filled with
compassion for the poor and unfortu-
nate and as an able and upright judge
he tempered justice with mercy. When
sitting on the judges bench he saw
more thai the proved labeled criminal
before him. He saw a human being, a
brother or sister, a child OF God, with
an unfortunate history to account for
the sin, q victim of circumstances or Of
their own carnal will and frailty, n
Of the sin-sick whom God sent His Son
to heal, one of the erring whom Christ
came to save.
THE judge has told me how he was
frequently perplexed to reconcile the
conflicting claims of law and humanity,
and likewise 10Y to exercise wisely the
discretion that the law gave him. Often
his heart bled at his ability to do so
little where so much needed to be done.
Judge Howell loved his fellow men; he
truly loved them, n spontaneously.
He forgave them; he believed in them;
he never despaired of them: he moved
in and out among them without pride
of place and power. A man among
men, who did more than live and let
for he lived and helped others to
live. He was a mar of the law, not a
legal machine; a man of heart as well
as of brain. Whatever his faults, all
this was true. Faults he had, and he
was well aware of them. But If stern
Justice were to scan us all with pitt
less eye who would go unwhipped? Not,
surely, those who are least conscious Of
the wrong within. Judge Howell was
an honest man, a devoted patriot, a
faithful friend. He loved what was
good and true and right. He tried to
do right and to be right. If he ONE
times failed, who has always succeeded?
But that is how we who knew him,
not on one size only, but on many sides,
thought of him and felt toward him.
"And another thing The end of his
life brought no shame with it. Let that
be understood. 1t was. tragic, pitifuI,
awful; but 1t was not shameful or evil.
p ~ IT, AE LH ff
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he lhambray & Ginghanis at
Have You Seen New "E. & W." Collar: "Re(mau"?

Remarkable that a great reputation should fw nee
be. all ready for anything new as soon as n
marketed, but it is certainly true ofthis new line +
of collars-"The Redman"-l5c. ? for 25c, &eF y" \
offered by Earl & Wilson, famous fol. 25c COLLARS, WHO Ne,
would not put out anything unworthy at any price5 4-ply; lsa
made on the same style lines as the regular sc. & w" 2e iii
collars; nearly all the numbers of the better grades dup III
Gated in the Rednan; high, medium andlow double collars, wing and Z
regular standing aud dress shapes. when you see the styles you will =
recognize favoritesof 2c grade Redman collars in kEc 2 fnr 1Sr ~.
~ - - lsl - ~ = ~" ~" y~o i.ae;n;l ~ 70 t4e &SIs
Also line az. & W." Boys Collars lsc.e 2 for Csc. -, Il
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POLITICAL MEETINGS TONIGHT
DEMOCRATIC.

Labor unions. Banner raising, South
Orange avenue and Broome streets.
Speakers, Steffington, Ford, candidates
n others.
Schraft's Hall. second district,
Twelfth ware. Speakers. Mayor
Hahssling, Harrigan, Osborne and
others. ~ 81 Rft4
Democratic headquarters, 8 Washing
ton place. East Orange. Speakers, Cam
didates Harrigan, Osborne, Pratt and
others. =
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BIG BLAZE CAUSED A
DRINKING WATER SHORTAGE.

So much water was drawn from the
water mains by the fire engines that
the business houses and residences in
the vicinity could get none from their
pipes, and where water was needed K
had to be brought from a distance.
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REPUBLICAN.

Colby headquarters, Bank street
Speakers Colby. Morgan, Hines, Mar
tin, Sheriff Sommer and others. E.
Fifteenth Ward Club, 43 Garside
street. Speakers, Book, Parker, Budd
Denman and others. ~
Washington Hall, Belleville. Speakers
Colby, Morgan and others.l
Masonic Hall, Nutley!s Speakers
county candidates. ~
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RECEPTION FOR
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.

AS in previous years, the Gottfried
Kruger Association will this year give
a reception t, the candidates of the
Democratic party. 1t will take place
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in the club
house, IS Belmont avenue.
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regular burial office of the. Episcopal
prayer book, without alteration. DR..
WATSON said in part: f,,sl
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GOOD HOPE LODGE ELECTION.

A necktie and apron party, ~corabfaed
with the annSal election o. officers.
will furnish business and pleasure for
the members and friends of GoodsFfope
Lodge No. SO. International Order OF
Good Templars, St Cort's hail, Wallace
street and South oTange, avenue to-
morrow night. The election OF os1esrs
will take place first, and 7tterwa;us
the sociab.e ct Which the sembersipt
other lodges are invited 10 be present.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-02-28
WORKS WONDERS.
A Wonderful CompOund-Cures Piles,
Eczema, Skin Itching, Skin Erup-
tons, Cuts and Bruises.

Doan's Ointment is the best skin
treatment, and the cheapest, because so
little is required to cure. 1t cures piles
after years of torture. 1t cure obstinate
cases Of eczema. 1t cures all shin Itch
ing. 1t cures skin eruptiOns. 1t heals
cuts. bruises. scratches and abrasians
without leaving a scar. 1t cules per
mainly. Milford testimony proves 1t.
Mrs. Mary Allen, living on Caroline
street, South Milford, Del. says: 81
had an eruption all over my body and
limbs which the doctors called eczema.
Small watery blisters would first ap'
pear and itch SO that / could hardly
take my hands off OF it. The skin
would then crack and foIm scabs and
the burning and smarting would lie
torture. 1 tried everything that was
brought to my attention and doctors
prescribed for it, but nothing gave me
any relief. A friend told me about
Doan's Ointment curing her Of SINH
lar complaint so got box right away
and began applying it. l experienced
relief in ten minutes after the first ap'
plication. 1 kept up the treatment and
used two boxes Of the ointment. The
eruption disappeared and has not both
cred me since. Anyone annoyed with
any skin eruption or old sores will
surely find relief by using Doan's Oint
ment."
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents
Foster.Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York
sole agents for United States.
Remember the name-DOan's-and
take no other.
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Kent County Court.

The sessions Of Thursday and Friday OF last
week were busy ones Briefly told the cases
were as follows:
The first public divorce hearing in Kent county
resulted in Elizabeth smith OF Dover being granted
A divorce decree nisi from Joseph Smith on the
ground OF cruelty.
The first Indictment for illegal liquor selling
was found against Jacob Russell OF Dover. Quite
a number Of witnesses were examined, the evil
dence showing that Russell had given the money
to Ear Hand and the latter handled the liquor.
After being out several hours the jury disagreed.
Hand has skipped. The second jury also failed
to agree and Russell was released in $500 bail.
CYRUS X. Snyder of near Smyrna, who sold
grape wine to a neghbor, claimed that he did not
receive any money therefor in Kent county but
accompanied the purchaser to New Castle county,
which is wet territory. The Chief Justice said
the bargain had been made in Kent and that was
the actual sale. Snyder was sentenced to two
hours imprisonment and f2UO fine
The test case against Clarke & Mcdaniel, drug
gists of Dover, for selling soda water without pay
ing an eating house license, was continued till the
April term because the Chief Justice who is an
uncle OF Mr.. Clarke declined to sit in the case
In the case Of George Cofin VS.. John Bell & Son,
for loss and damage to the contractor at the new
residence Of Albert Friedman, Mr.. Bell admitted
The error of his wOrkmen in putting hair in the
lime too soon so that it was burned. Mr.. Colin
was awarded damages amounting to Sl24'15' the
amount it cost to repair the damage.
In the case OF Emory Scotch VS.. Araminta sui
Ivan to recover money loaned on judgment in
1896 the plaintiff was awarded S5S74 with interest
from February 18th, 1906.
John H. Gooden VS.. Frank H. Russell to recover
from the latter's bondsmen money which he failed
to turn oyer as constable. Judgment OF sl47's6
for Gooden, j..
BENJAMIN Bedwel1 vs.. william h. Cooper 70
recover for lot of hay moved from the cooper
farm by Bedwen without the owners consent
Appeal case. judgment for plaintiff ofsSO
on petition OF his counsel, A. B. hagee the
court reduced the amount TO be paid by J. l.
Ford, for maintenance of his daughter from SIC
per month TO $40
After a hearing the court ordered David 5
Cooper Of FELTON, to pay his vile $40 a month fol
the maintenance OF herself and two children.
The court granted divorce to Mrs. Harry h
Shaw on the grouhd OF desertiOn.
The cost of the court which concluded Saturday
afternoon. including the expenses OF the grand
and petit jurors bailfs, crier, page &c., aud ex
elusive OF witnesses was s676.75.
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Scrap Assessment Notice.

Two copies Ofthe annual scrap assess
ment Of the town OF Milford have been
made by Town Council, in Pursuance
Of the law, and one copy is now hang
ing at the Milford Post Office, and the
other at the barber shop Of Arlie Dick.
erson, in South Milford, for inspection
by the public. The Town COucil Will
sit as q Court Of Appeal on Monday,
March End, 1908, for the purpose Of
hearing any and all appeals which
may be made, and for the addition of
Of any names to the assessment list.
GEO. +. Pierce, President.
THEO. TOWNSEND, Clerk. 27-4t.
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500 Reward, 500.

The readers OF this paper will be pleased 10
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all It's
stages, AID that Is Catarrh Halls Catarrh
Cure Is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being q con-
stitutional disease, requires a constitution al
treatment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system, thereby de
stTOying the foundation Of the disease, aud
giving the patient strength by building up
the constitution aHd assisting nature In do
ing It's work. The proprietors have so much
faith IN It's curRtiv &c powers that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for aay case that II rails
to cure. send for list Of Testimonials.
address +. J. CHENEY 4 co. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for cOnstipatil
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Private Sale.

Having sold my farm 1 will sell at pri-
vate sale at my home on the Counsel
man farm at Houston the following arti'
Giles; 1.-two horse wagon, i Buckeye Rid
Cultivator, No. 10 Oliver Plow, two
ing Blanet Junior CultivatOrs, l Spike
Tooth Lever Harrow, Corn Shelter, a
raw bone Cutter and a number of other
farming impliments. All these impli
ments are nearly new, having been
used only one season. Also one Bay
Mare u Years old. All these effects
will be sold cheap before March 10th,
1908. ALFRED SHANKs, Houston, Del
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To the Public.

The notice, in this paper to the effect
that am no longer employed as an
agent of the Delaware Beneficial AS
ISOLATION, conveys the impression tina
I was released from their employ on &C.
count of dishonesty or some other mis-
demeanor, when as a matter Of fact,
I resigned that position to accept my
present one because Of it's being more
-,voserable II. r. WITT.
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Tb. Biggest Clothing Bargains Yet.

To buy often must sell often. Just
before Christmas our clothing stock
ran low. We bought again just at the
time to get the biggest bargains in hne
suits and overcoats Of manufactures
closing out. Hence we have good lot
Of overcoats and suits and boys cloth
ing to sell at once at about half regular
prices. All must be sold to make nom
for spring stock. c. NJ. TATMAN.
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Notice to Soldiers.

All soldiers Of the 5th and 9th Della
ware Regiments not getting pensions
and all widows Of soldiers Of any Tegi-
ments not getting pensions, write me
at once. George w. BeDnum, Com
nander Col. Z. R. Layton Post, No. Is,
CeorSetowD. Delaware. 2.2S-1t
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Eant 100 Acres Of Sweet Corn.

The Houston CaRnery wants farmers
to grow 100 acres Of Sweet Corn in 1908
They furnish seed corn free and pay SIS
per ton for the ears Of corn in the husk.
They also will contract for a few more
acres Of peas.
JOHNSON Bros. & Co.,
. last Houston, Delaware.
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In MemOriam.

In love and remembrance Of my dear
wife, Sarah Ida, who departed in this
life February 22nd, 1907.
Sleep, wife dear, and take your rest,
God called You home He thought il best
Twas hard TO part with thee,
But Christ's strong arm supported me-
GEORGE H. WARRINGTON,
Lincoln, Delaware.
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Geo. w. Wright & Son, importers
and Wine Merchants, Baltimore, Nd
An old reliable mail order house; will
ship by boat or express q gallon jug Of
old Rye Whiskey at 81 so, $1.75, 81 90,
$3.50, $500 and 81. 80 per gallon. Write
g. vr;ca LIST 2.7.4t
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w. s. WIoten, the grocer, has just
received half a ton Of chewing tobacco
which he will retail at 20 cents a pound.
I have full line Of other tobacco at cut
rate prices. Also a full line of cigars
and cigarettes.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-02-28
Shed for Horses.

I now have a shed opened for herses.
It's a nice comfortable place to hitch
your horse in, out Of the cold and
weather. 1t is located on Water street,
lust below the Lookup. Ten cents is
the price to hitch, and for those who
use the stable or shed every day or two,
only five cents. Horses will be fed at
the usual prices.
Q 2l 81 o. w. DAVIS, Milford, Del.
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Notice.

will pay the highest cash price for
chickens and eggs, and will take all
kinds Of country produce in exchange
for groceries, Of which, have as fine
an assortment and as low ia price as
can be found in lower Delaware. Do
not forget the place. w. S. WTOteD,
opposite Post Office, Milford, Del.
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Farmers to the Front.

For profitable prices and contracted
marketing, join the Farmers Society OF
Equity. For higher level put your
self on q business basis with other busi'
ness. J. M. PERKHANI, Organizer.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-02-28

We extend an invitation to the pub.
lie in general to call and inspect our
new envoice OF hamburgs and laces,
received this week, all new impOTts-
tons. Yours respectfully, Jas. H. Dep
utv & Bro.
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Notice..

Early plants; Wakefield Cabbage
Plants. Wintered over. Ready now.
Plants are prime home grown. They
will stand cold and frost.
JH. PRETTYMAN & BRO, Milton, Del.
feb. 288t.
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Farm for Sale.

For sale, a bargain, the Calhoun,
farm near Milford containing l53 acres
Call on, James w. Lynch, Milford,
Del, Route 8, or S. w. Hall. Dover,
Delaware. Zl'u.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-02-28

The Teachers Local Institutes for Sus.
sex county will be held as follows, and
the general public is cordially invited
TO be present:
February 29th Milton
March 9th g. 49,. Lincoln
March 9TH LeWes
JOHN d. BROOKS, Supt.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-02-28

Buy while you can get them cheap
that's q few pair Of all wool Bed Blank
cts we have now in stock also Horse
Blankets. We don't want to pack them
away come and get a bargain James
H. Deputy & Bro.
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Notice.

There will be q regular quarterly
meeting of the County School Com
mission Of Sussex County at the office OF
Charles L. Moore, in Georgetown,
Sussex County, Delaware, on Thursday
March 5th, 1908.
J. B. GILCHRIsT, President.
EVERETT HICKMAN, Secretary.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-02-28
Warming.

All trespassing with traps, dogs or
gun is positively forbidden on the "Isl'
and Farm located in Milford Neck,
by order Of George W. Shafier.
A. J. MALoNEY, JR., Agent.
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Ksnl vounIy SehOoI C0mmissI0n.

The stated quarterly meeting Of the
Kent County School Commission will
be held on Friday, March 9Th 1908, in
the Office Of State Librarian, in State
House at Dover.
, I4.3t JOHN CARBON, Secretary.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-02-28

Initial Paper in boxes. Just notice
our window and note the price-just 20
sents under regular rates. Red Star
Drug Store.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-02-28
High Grade Nursery Stock.

Plants, Rose Bushes and Imported
Bulbs. Drop me a card and l will cal
and take your order.
WEN. H. BUELL., Milford, Del.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-02-28

Our samples show the finest grade
ever shown in Milford Of Wall Paper.
II you want something out Of the COM
mon. Call and let US give you prices.
Red Star Drug Store.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-02-28

If you want to buy land or sell your
farm see g. q. Marshall. ll.23-tf
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FOR SALES acre truck farm / u miles
from Lincoln; roOmed house, plenty OF out
nniIdings. large chicken house with runs, 10
seres in fruit Of different varieties Price rea-
sonabie and terms easy. Apply to j. s. Short
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HoINs NoRTH-7.58 GS7 a. m. 260 p. IA.
GOING SoUTH-ll.J7 a. m. 7.a2 p. IN.
Mail leaves the Post Oics twenty minutes
safors each train.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-02-28

List your property with G. l. HOmel
and get it advertised where inquirers
will see it every three months.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-02-28

TEACHERS WANTED.-Enrol with us.
We can secure a desirable position for you
I420 Chestnut street, Phlladei phia. Establ shed
ss0 2 2S-lt
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Before you sell your Fur be sure and
zee Thad Windsor. u 27tf
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All orders promptly filed at the price,
named above.
w. r. MASSEY, Wyoming, Del.
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Wall Paper-first Of the seasOn-nOw
out. Red Star Drug StOre.l
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NOTICE is hereby given that on and aiter
his date Mr. H. r witt, of Milford, Is no
onger EN- ployed as Agent and Representative
If me Delaware Beneficial Association OF VII
mington, Delaware. Charles HAY ward, Mgr.
Feb. s. .9Oo. z'4t
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" Blower " Blackberry Plants.

Strong, healthy. vell-roo,ed plants Of this pop
ular new variety for sale.
Mr.. Blower the originator, who resides in New
York State, says it will pay from $500 to 5000 per
acre there.
Every blackberry grower should get a few OF
these plants. My catalogue will give you tull
information. It is sent free application.
ID. w. MOSLEY,
,.,,.A DOVER, DEL.
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Carload Of Apples fer Sale

just received q car load Of New York
State apples, this week.
2-2S II. GEO. H PRETTYMAN.
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FOR SALE-BaIed Scarlet Hay, Baled Tim
othy Hay. Cotton seed Meal, Bran, FlaXseed
Meal, Linseed Meal, Beef scrap, Ground Bone
Alfalfa Meal. Joseph +. Ho land, Milford, Del.
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FOR SALE OR LEAsE.-Five building lots,
Fast Front street, South Milford. Large lots
with y foot alley running bacE. iLqure OF
Mrs CARRIE N. La chnm. 24-lI
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EGGS FOR HATCHING.-White Wyan-
dotte, pure stock, fifty cents a setting. Also
one. pure stock, w bite Wyandoote rooster
for sale. Harry NJ. Ennis. 2-2lzI'
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Uniform Rate One Cent a Word
Each Insertion.

Ifyou have want lnaI you think some
man In Milford can I'LL take in the whole
deld at once by inserting want ad In the
CHRONICLE.
There's no halt way business about the
CHRONICLE. II gets right cut among all the
people Who are worth talking to. And ifyour
man Is In town y0u'll ind him. There's no
doubt about that
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-02-28

CHAPMAN SEEDING STRAWBERRY
and An leading varieties. LucreIia a. d Lovett
BLACK berry Plants. Catalogue free. 3. Cub
baRe, Lincoln, Del. 2-l3-it
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BRING BROOM CORN TO J. Z. Webb, Cedar
Neck. II you want II made up Or leave nj MIL
ford Lumber Co.'s office, as my farm WORK
,s,iiI aeon he ON, 22S2t
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FOR SALE.-Farm "a acres IA miles from
town fruit, house and OuIbulloIDgs. For par
ticulars address Mrs. Z. W. kespert, Milford,
Delaware. 20 II
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EGGS FOR HATCHlNG.-S. c. Buff Leg
horns, exclusively standard strain. Good Size,
good color aud good layers sl.OO per 10; W.
q. Draper. -'l7'o'
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FOR SALE.-A Driving Mare, years old /;
safe for any lady to drive. Two Cows, one
fresh, Florence Williams, Lincoln CITY, Del
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-24
Hotel Arrivals.

Raleigh-Walter H. Savory, New York
]. N. Cooke, Pittsburg; MISS Adair, ST
Louis: F. A. Benner. New York; George
Barth. Baltimore; w. E. Carson, River
ton, Va: w. P. Bigelow, Baltimore.
New Willard-R. c. McCulloch, Canton
Ohio; s. A. Walker, ST. Louis; B. W.
Ransom. Chicago; A. P. Wilkins. New
York; J. r. Taber, New York; ]. B.
Boyne, Chicago.
r. NJ Cridler New York: Mrs. ]. Har-
court. Newburgh. N. Y; A. M. Barnard
Cincinnati; H. E. Hughes. England
The Shoreham-Mrs. W. H Forbes
Boston; r. Cameron Forbes Manila
Philip R. Alger. U.S.N.: Mrs A. l..
Bolnger. Davenport. Ia: John S. Hunter
and Mrs Hunter. Philadelphia, Pa. Ralfe
Gerhardt. Charleston, W. Va; Frank
Hill, Philadelphia; r. H. Buchanan Lex
ington. Va: George A Bowen. Brent
wood Manor. Va. Mrs. Clifford Wells,
Chicago: Mrs. x. s. Waldron, Chicago
David Starr Jordan. Stanford University
Herbert r. Stotz, International fisheries:
NJ c. Worts. Albany. N. Y; B. F. CulIey
and Mrs. Culley. Jolo. Kan: Daniel New
man, New York; F. A. DePeyster and
New York.
Riggs House-Fred D. Gray. PhiIadel-
phia, Pa; S. F. Whinby. Rodney, Pa: D.
F. Parker; w. II. Smedley PHILADELPHIA.
Pa; John V. Davis. Philadelphia. Pa.
c. s. Meriell. Philadelphia, Pa: Marcia
Chapman. New York: Miss NJ OConner.
New York; H. B. Mosley, Virginia; Ollie
NJ James. Kentucky; Mrs. R. T. McMul-
len, Ohio.