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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-29

from hluut instrument but the body
WAS not injured The tufBaa bat
which the woman wore was missing
but The burned wire framework OF q
hat similar 10 he one she wore was
found IN Mrs Farmers siaye.
MIN Farmer and her husband We're
ARRESTED charged slth HE crime
which The woman al ilrst sloutly do
nied Then she stated that Mrs
E}iennaa was IN her house and stood
'iy The door looking out of The win.
dow ahd tiat She siepped up behind
hey end hIl Der With an aye Subse.
quently she sald % the sheriff gshat
she had not tsid the truth, that Jim
did a. iiie said Mrs Brennan bad
hecb With her uptown ani that when
thay came back sim vEs angry
because she had ieft her baby 81 a
pelgh0ors She sall she then went
tcf the baby and on her return Jim
WAS jest putting the BODY ID The
trunk
AT the iail Mrs Farmer made an.
another statement Ia which she said
that Mrs brennan cnme 10 ber house
and said she was not ioellng well
She said that Mrs Brennan said
she would give anylhlag II she would
take an axe That laid sherb and
knock her brains out and ! said all
right here she goes. takes the axe
aud Kills her, She said then she put
the body ii INC trunk. washed up The
things ihatw ere hleody and burned
up the things from which sho could
not remove the blood. She said Mrs
Brennan was sitting down III chair
h5 ihe window when she killed her
The eases o. Mrs. Farmer and her
husband we're appealed 70 the Court
of Appeals Ihica has yet % deter.
mine the husbands case Mrs. Farm.
ef's conviction WIS affirmed and e +
Wilcox. her counsel asked the COVER
nar lcA an8 Int eammission into the
WomanH rentui condition EXPRESS
ing lhr belief that lhe woman was
insane
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Mems II i-2c SoX. on sale Al. ,...,.~... .....,+,,
Mems ssc Stsjenders. on sale az. .,.. .....
Mems i5c Black aud Tan Hose Observation-Disclosures,
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at Tho DyepeSA vTablo on,inous,
Quiet and Gloom q p@da Out MIrthT

~ fVS Nf~F~ff' tr"'r -r',ttt'r =, Z.
Quiet and Gloom 6 wda Out Mlrsh.F
An physicians agre that niirih ana
JOS az meal time doe MUCH toward
digestion. Ailrih tlhgies lIie whole
nervous organism Of man. the cells
wherein are stored valuable digestive
juices, empty their cunlenls under the
nerve stimulation aud promote the
highest degree OF digestion
II gloom and discomfort prevail at
table the reverse action obtains and
meals become necessities aol anllcl.
patel joys
Siuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are little
storehouses Of digestion which mis-
with the stomach juices, digest food,
retlnelc the mucous membrane and
It's nerve centers, glvc 10 the blood
great wealth OF digestive fluids
promote digestion and stays by the
stomach until ali rs duties are com
pleic.
II dyspepsia sits az lablea il makes
the dlnlng room q place Of awe, these
tablets should be taken after meals
and dyspepsia Of a consequences fees
No reed for diet or fasting The
dyspepllcs who Will use them rcllgl
ousiy viii find no sense o. neusea IN
The sight of generous meals Of ln
The odor n rich cooking
Il matters not what the condition
OF the stomach stuart'a Dyspepsia
Tablets only improve the juices and
bring quiet 10 the whole digestive
canal cf which the slomnch Is the
ceutea
Forty thousand physicians use these
tablets II their practice and every
druggist sells them. Price Soc Send
us your name and address and W.
will send you trial package by NAL
free. Address n A. Stuart Co.. l5Q
Stuart Bldg Marshall Mich.
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N0MAN PAYS
DEATH PENALTY


at afternoon VAS unable ~ SET ln-
hts house, The keys which bis
e was lh III habit al leaving were
N Ii theh accustomed lAace Walle
was trying 10 set Il, he saw Farm.
stabdine nearby who remarked.
"hrennan. don you know bought
Is place. Brennan finally secured
ladder entered seconi story win.
" aud occupied the house that night
Ia next morning he went 10 work
usual
Mrs, Farmer that SAME morning
snl 10 the SISTERS house, lp0k Mrs,
ennans olleloth p0ckesbouk from
here Il had been hidden ID q chair
d with her husband sent 10 Water.
Wn where they had al attorney
upara papers ordering Brennan ud
promises. which were served on
m that night
nrennah went 10 Nalerlown and
ade inquiries for bis Wile bul lail.
u ilnd hel and Saturday morn
n. left for his work as usual after
endlne the night ID the house he
lurned home however laief and
Humid Mrs FARMER and her husbaad
n Icupylng he house Mrs Farmer
Md him thai So long as he Used the
&hrmera well he cohli stay 3rcn'
n then reported the inattee % the
stricl attorneys Office and angag.
IA constable 70 searea for his Wife,
Nj The Farmers IN the neanllme. With
"A hers who we're Induced 70 haln By
&c access to ale which was lllrnlsh'
commenced moving their goods
NJ the Brennan house In enc ef the
Mex rooms was large hlacR trunk
hleh Mrs Farmer asked ORG Of
q men Ia tic With rope Mrs
5ainmer lifted the eada % Tile trunk
Nhila clothes llne Was Nrapped
.enr Il and tied securely, Mrs faf'
! en- said she hal stua "a lhere shQ
dn'f want broken" aad ned Two men
0hrfy Il lo the Brennan nause while
'he walked along and directed #here
should he nlaced n q baek room
hsfa other things Here pllsa praA
she then proceeded % go some
aslinf
When lhe constable Mho had hqen
nplnyod hY Brennan went e ,he
Dise and aafaa where Mrs Breas
'hn was. Mrs FARMER told hlm she
gene le WalertaWn 70 ger her
beth nxedp She sent for the parish
|lfiest told him a similar story ana
'|ad him hlesa the hsme
Il On the following Monday the sner.
IN with several 0lhefs again visited
la Farmers ana asked Mrs Farmer
In produce The deeds aud after some
Relay she pulled the black olleiotn ep
|lcIape groih a errdle and showed ihe
Sabers 1'hnn q scQreh cf The house
|bas begun. Inquiry was made ~ re'
Nj 10 tle trunk tied with 4 e'slhes
ne whpreunun Mrs Farmef denled
Ma she owned 81, saying Il AelOne
nj 10 her husband, end ba With an
Halh said Il dId not belong % him
4ha rope was removed HE lock vqs
|Efoken and IN the trunk the sherln
|hand the bodg klle Brennan iul
a dressed The heed ane faee were
n ofr1hly mntllaiol b many blows
'M
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GOOD NEWS.
Many Guthrie Readers Have Heard Il
and prollted Thereby.

Many Guthrie Readers Have Hoard II
and prcflted Thereby.
Good news travels fast and the
thousands oE bad back sufferers IN
Guthrie are glad to learn thel prompt
relief II within their reach. Many a
lame, weak and aching back II bad no
more thanks % nuans Kidney Pills.
People throughout this vicinity are
telling The good news OF their exberl.
ence with the Old Quaker Remedy.
Here Il an example worth reHdlnR
James " Cook. .angslon, Okla.
SAYS u firmly believe lhat TOO much
praise cannot he given Dpan's kidney
pIls As i result ul Mdnas trouble
and rheumatism | was Ii bad shape.
I was IN constant neiu and could moi
stand np straight tried apefythIne
that WIS brought 10 M attention
which thought might help me. bal
as no good results followed. was al.
m9si 10 despair Recently learned
of Doans kidney pills and getting !
box commenced using them as direct
ed Ia three dafs | lell radical
change n my condition aud accord
IngIF pfueHEe0 a further &4pnlK Of ibr
remedy have nov laken fbe con
tents pl two boxes aud as q result an
free from my lfogble During damp
weather occasionally feel slight
pain 10 II ylefi hlp. bit IN certain
that u ! continue taking Duan's KID
ney Pills 4 shori time longer. lht4
will elfeSl 4 complete cure. Will
always q aeenmend lhls spleud|1 rem
| edy when 81 opportunity oIfelh
! For HeIs by aiI Dealers Price %
eanis FualerSIllhrn Cos Buffalo
kaW YofH. Aolt agents for ht lfnIlea
| States
Remember The name poau.s ana
sak9 nQ aIheF
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The Harmony
OF Home

Does Not MIn0le With or Emanate
From the Table Of Dyspepsia
Tin alle hena 4aal TAM q should
awaken IN all the inhahtants q pecu.
liar harmony Of ioy which Viii make
for the home the abiding place d In.
terest and happiness.
II one membns ot the. dinner table
is oui OF sorts. his iunaense Is felt
and the harmony Is lacking, Cpnvef'
sati0h and mirth are absent Dev0uf-
Ing thoughts assai the diners and
sIIence preNaIle. LM a. ---
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T)rlghts Disease. Diabetes. Rheuma.
tIsm Gout. Gravel Dropsy, Inflamma.
tien of Tie Bladder, Bad Blood aaC
Nervous Troubles caused by Sick
Kidneys
81 N Wallace. the uell knows dug
slst 81 Guthrie knows By experience
that HlND1pO rili cure al Forms Of
Kidney aud Nervous Troubles, and vii
guarantee e ~ all eases.
Can't you afford TO try II az their
siskg i costs yte nothing II y don't
dD ihe work,
Sent pg mail q any address, afu'
paid, on receipt Of 30 cetus. Six boxes,
$3.50 Under positive guarantee.
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" gan f1va palns ln tho back Grin.
ary Bladder o. Kidney trouble, anil
saiil a eoriaia. pleasant herb cure for
H1man'A II. TVS Mother Gfay's AustFa-
lssn-Leaf Il ~ Nafe md neyarfailing
regulator At Druggists or by mail 10
cts sample package FREE Address,
Iae sluint Gray Eaa LeRUy III 3
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prnfe6aee Hnnld. stale Reol9glRi, 4
touring ~ mlAeal regions n pNsst
malaha. Ne1uflsln aha leFl0fe coun-
ties. afouf|na Interest i the great mlus
|efsl QalegapH|ns w Eheap pQunEles,
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sscuefans man Who thinks ne e
wltt} ls about as successful a. eates.
Ealnirg you as 3 nair % vcur shoe
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Thirty women have been dominated
Il piieps Oh me school board n phil.
adelphla Among them Is Miss Emily
fallowell sister of Miss anna Halo
we'll, She drl wamnn ever appointed
to the Philadelphia board 81 education.
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Lz-AA4 N fAoE IhihnA
The Less-Expensive Basement Shop
Offers These Unparalleled
Bargains in Merchandise
STAPLES
oc Bleached Nuslg tomorrow. ..s..,.. 6
Towels lomofFnw ..... ......s......tAt. Ioc
ssc Towels tomorrow isc
Outing tomorrow. s.......f &c
Black and White Calico asc yda aeuslomer 5 lac
$3.50 Cotton Blankets tomorrow. 9Sr
sc Blue Denim tomorrow. ii. ... < .t.... roc
Thread (Aefrick Wlmaniic) tomorrow ,..,..... &c
4pound Cotton Bats worth S2s .4.....A. 7sc
CoiIonadc he isc kind tomorrow. ....,.......... Q
NOTE
We have just received big shipment Of s0ooooo and
about ~ Of goes into the hascncnt there Will De mfgaAs
the Easement could moi mention il We had 10 so 10
o. China lmwae Glassware and Woodenwarc D Goods AND
COME SEE THE BlG GRAD SALE
Mems Hats worth $tso $500 and $2so sll DC sold ORA
tomorrow - the Basement at. Jub
ffSRE IS a SNAps
About yards oi Cambria aud Swiss embroidery and
ton all worth from g up 70 20 yard on sae HfMc
tomorrow % tie Basement at TIxb
MEMS SHIRTS ATsA OiyE-AWAY PRICE
IS Dozen Mems Shirts all sizes worth soc nn 7se qEn
on sale tomorrow il the Easement kJb
Mems Il 2c Sox. on sale at 50
Mems 3sc Suseidcfs sale .s.t-... isc
Mems IS Black aud Tan Hose ..,......s.... 7c
10 DOZEN CIilLDREN'S BLACK HOSE
Sizes to ~ Fast Black oc and Isc On sale e.
tomorrow q Basement, pair. w
Oae o q Fiowers.ior new Spring II ous sale Iomorrov
q about p pce
REMNANTS.
orsr soo Remnants at lis % Rcapai's ol everything
NOVELTIES
Sun honncts worth 3sc tomorrow loe
900 Yads al Lace worth "a Ioc yard, sale tono
row in the Hasemen-Io Yards s...,s 2sc
Ladies Vests sale in Basement IS
Ladies ase Vests sale 10 Basement l-sc
Ladies SOC Vests Qn sale II Basement tomorrow or Soo
$ioc and $lso Cofses sale ia Basement scc
White Linen Wash Skirts worth S2oo omorraw...., 0Sc
White Linen Wash Jackets worth $2co tomorrow ydc
Wool Skirts for every day not skirt 10 this lot worth
less than $500 and up 5000 sale tomorrow $tg6
BOYS and Mems Mexican Straw Hats tomorrow. loc
BOYS Summer Underwear worth $50, tomorrow .....
Bows and Ladies White Collars tomorrow. ,....,... So
Mems Linen and Rubber Collars. sc kind tomorrow SC
Shetland Floss the zoe kind, tomorrow. sc
Ng]!EAI Ng]!' AIFSI556jSC9
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-23
FARMlNGT0N.

here is little Of startling nature happening ir
Pennington this season. but like other places yys
are still on the map and doing business at the old
stand Wm n. Murphy is probably doing the bulk
Of the manufacturing business here now, and bis
shops are always more or less crowded
Our school house is to be thoroughly repaired be.
fore school opens in the fall; so we are informed
by those who are close to the Board Of Education.
They surely do need it, for its shame to compel
children to attend school in such untidy surround
ines as they have been doing in Pennington
W, A. Walker Of Philadelphia is visiting W.
L. Sullivan and family.
Mrs. Mary Callaway. Of Staytonsvile is visiting
her sister in Philadelphia
Misses Olva and Leona Johnson are expected
to return from the Summer School at Dover next
week.
Miss Mabel Griffith Of Greenwood, Is visiting
friends here this week
Charles WHkerson has gone of on steamer for
the summer
Wheat threshins is about over here and the crop
is little better than half yield
Flowing for wheat will start as soon as a general
rain puts the earth in condition. histoo hard and
dry now
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-23
FREDERICK.

The NJ. E. sunday school Of FTederica Wil
mold It's annusl picnic al Bowers July 2sth. We
are anticipating clear day There weTesever
al other schools al Bowers last year on the ssmI
I day our school went which made Il very pleas
ant for an as Il was a congenial gathering.
b. F. Burton. Mrs. Annie Burton, James Woot-
ers and W. $. Carey are having concrete pave
ments put 10 this week pavements throughout
the entire town are being repaired where neces-
sary.
Quite number OF shade trees have been re-
moved in order to make the new payements.
Misses Mary and Alwilda Charleton Of Phila-
dephia were the guests Of Mrs. Kate Cunning.
ham over Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. X. Rlssel are visiting In Har-
rs0urg Pa Niagara Fails and Olean, n. j.
Miss Elsie Briggs OF Wilmington is visiting her
brother William Briggs
Mrs John ste7ens and Miss Anna Jacobs are
visiting relatives IN Wilmington and Pbladel-
phia.
Mrs. j. $, Clark is spending some time with
her husband in Wilmington
Huckleberries are now in the market Home
grown tomatoes in small quantities also have
found a ready sale. Lima beans and sweet corn
will be here next week.
There will be another race 81 the Derrckson
Track July 2s;h II stormy the next clear day,
as the horses will be already at the track.
The school Assessment has been made for the
united districts OF 81, IS, 76 70 or Kent County
and posted for inspection at post office.
The Board ofAppea S viii sit at Frazier's Store
on July 2Sid from , to oclock p. M.
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-23
BURRSVILLE.

The funerals Of Mrs sarah Truitt and the lii
tie nine months old child OF Mr. and Mrs
/ Frank Rathel both ofHiekman was held al Wes
! ley N. E Churdh saturday morning az the same
hour. In,erment was made IN ed 50iniug ceme
te,y.
Mr. and Mrs Charles L Cahall and son Ra'ph
LETT Saturday afternoon in an automobile fcl
Philadelphia after spending sometime as the
guest Of the formers mother, Mrs. N. J. CANAL,
Miss Edna Morris of Norrs,own Pa, is SPEND
ing sometime with her uncle, Trnvnla ana Ed
ward Jacops
Misses Neliye and Elma Jacops and Miss
Florrie +. Dil were visitors az the home oi the
atters sister, Mrs N. L. Wyatt Of Denton Mon.
day
Mrs. Nettie Ray and little daughter OF Phlla-
delphia is visiting relatives and friends IN this
vicinity.
Mr. ard Mrs. F. A. Porter were visitors at Mr..
Townsend p. Rust, oi BridReville last week.
James B. Breeding and wife ard Mrs. b.
Dill were delightfully."- entertained al the home
Of c. y. Fountains last week.
Master Arlington Bullock is visiting his grand
parents Nj and a. I. Porter.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Greenlee and son Of
Greensboro were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Breeding sunday.
quite number OF our young folks attended
the social at the home Of Frank Willoughby,
Cherry Hin, which was given in honor Of their
daughter, on Thursday evening last.
Miss GeoIgie Bounds OF Secretary has returned
home aftera weeks visit at the NJ. f. Parsonage.
Alexander Russell and wife Of Ridgley were
guests Of NJ. and Mrs. W. P stafford last week.
Mrs. c. N. Fountain delightfully."- entertained
a number Of vOung ladies on Saturday evening
Master Leslie Cahall Of Harrington is visiting
his brother Lawrence Cahal
Mrs. Frank Thomas and daughter Bertha Of
were guests OF the formers sister
Mrs. TilghmaH Harvey, on Thursday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sau. sbury visited their
son Arlie of Brownsville sunday.
Misses Gertrude Cahall, Emily Baynard Katie /
smith, MI Cahall. Messrs. Thomas Cahan, |
VIII Smith, and Charlie Cahan all left Friday /
morning in two automobiles for Emmett Bay |
lards Of Wye Mills where they spent the day in '
'raobing, returning home in the evening.
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-23
GREENWOOD.
dry now.

Many OF our farmers are nearly through harvest
ing hay and practically all the wheat has beer
threshed. Many complaints are made over tn,
short crop of wheat.
Harry Sauerheld, wife and child, Of Wilmington
visited Mrs. Maggie Satter6eld last week
John H Wiley who was affected physically b,
the big FIRE caused by lightning is still unable to
attend to business and his son Emory is assumins
the duties Of his father
Miss Emma Hayes is the guest Of her parents and
will remain atleast two or three weeks.
Ella Disharoon of Nlillng,on Md. Lille Jones
and Mrs. Lizzie Arnold, attended the funeral a
the home Of John Clifton on Thursday oflastweek
Mrs. Clifton has been in serious condition since
the death OF her child.
W 5. Cahall who has been III for the past three
years. is again confined to his bed seriously ill., but
it is hoped he may quickly recover.
John c. Sat,eTheld has been visiting his neice,
Estella Lyon. for the pas, week.
The porch and sidewalk at the store Of J. Frank
Porter has Just been conereed and tie building is
being rapidly completed. He will have fine place
when the finishing touches are put on.
Miss May Morris has returned home from college,
having completed her studies
Edward Hollis an r. F. D. carrier, has been quite
III with abcess on his face which has caused him
such pain to be unable to deliver his mail and
substitute has been acting in his stead.
Miss Ida Mahoney has been visiting Miss Bessie
Wiley
Miss Lizzie Wiley Of Owens visited her aunt,
Mrs. c. c. Short last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lucy Cooling and family. and her
sister. Of Virginia have been visiting relatives here
for the past week.
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-23
A CORROBORATION
Of Interest to Milford Readers.

For months Milford citizens have
seen in these columns enthusiastic
praise OF Doan's Kidney Pills by Mil
ford residents. Would these prOmi-
nent people recommend a remedy that
had not proven reliable? Would they
confirm their statements after years
had elapsed if personal experience had
not shown the remedy to be worthy Of
endorsement? No stronger proof Of
merit can be had than cures that have
stood the test Of time. The following
statement should carry conviction to
the mind Of every Milford reader.
J. H. Griffith, Milford, Del, says
Gas have never had any serious kid
ney trouble since DOsn's Kidney Pills
cured me five years ago [ gladly give
them my reimbursement. This com.
plant was brought on in my case by
an injury and my back became 80 lame
and painful that was often laid up.
Sometimes when walking or lifting q
sharp pain would catch me in the
small Of nay back, feeling as If q knife
were being thrust into me. These pains
lasted for a week or more and when
they were present did not dare to
move quickly as sharp twinges were
sure to follow. After trying various
without getting relief, I pro-
cured Doan's Kidney Pills at the Kent
Drug Go. Six or seven boxes cured me
and am now in good health. 1 am
only too glad to allow the use Of my
name in recommending Doan's Kid.
ney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents.
Foster. MiIburn Co., Buffalo New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-an
lake no other.
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-23
BRIDGEYILLE.

Our new water works plans at first appear tC
have been too elaborate for the money available
but the modified plans should come within the
requirements
Bridgeville already has electric lights, and
when the water works are in operation, the ne
cessity for a sewer system will be impressed on
I the people. one convenience suggests another.
and what were luxuries twenty years ago, are
necessities of today.
on the farm Of r. J. Hastings, near Trinity
Church, a large and convenient dwelling is in
process OF building-which shows that the farm
ers are after modern and up-tO date comfor6 in
their homes.
Miss Beatrice Kelly Of LansdoWne, Pa, is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs win Gray.
Miss Edna Ward spent Saturday and sunday
as the guest Of Miss Molly Hewes ofSalisbury.
Mrs. Fred Hill OF near town who has recently
undergone an operation at the Cambridge Hos
pital is now in a serious condition.
Townsend Rust Of near town is quite IN with
typhoid fever
Miss Mcfarland Of Philadelphia is the guest Of
Mrs. George Ray.
]. NJ. Voss has sold his farm near town to E. J.
Feyerband and purchased the pool room in
town of Thomas Graham Of Harrington. Mr..
Voss will take possession when his new home is
completed.
Miss Cora swain gave delightful Porch Partv
Saturday evening In honor Of her guest, Dan
Jones OF Townsend.
Miss Eva K. Jones Of Wilmington spent Sun
day with his parents.
Mr., and Mrs. c. Z. Brown has returned home
after spending several days at Pocomoke City.
Mis-. william Cannon and son are spending
sometime at Ocean City NJ.
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-23
warning to the Public.

Notice is hereby given TO the public,
and especially to those running canning
factories, against running or throwing
any tomato awful or refuse into the
MispilliOn River, or other bodies of
water, that may be likely to destroy
the fish or hinder their propagation.
Any one found guilty OF such cffense
will be accordingly prosecuted.
A. E. ARCHER, Fish Commissioner
Z l6.6t Milford Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-23

The Secrets Of Success TO the stock
owner, dairy man and poultry-raiser,
are: Fairfeld's Blood Tonic for
Horses Only; Fairfield's Blood Tonic
and Milk Producer for Cattle Only:
Fairfields Blood Tonic and egg Pro-
ducer for Poultry Only and Fairfield :
Blood Tonic for Hogs Only. Sold un-
der written Guarantee by a. Smith,
Milford; w. f. Dawson, Lincoln, aud
VIM. w. Hendricks, Shawnee District
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-23
Cedar Creek Taxes Now Due.

Those who pay taxes in the First
Representative District, Cedar Creek
Of Sussex County, have but a few days
left to get the per cent discount of,
and they must come see me in Milford,
at Windsor Hotel, any day except Sun
day, to pay them. The county needs
its money, and you save the discount
pay in July
1908 TAXES MUST BE PAID NOW.
To those who owe taxes for 1905, l
give this as the last warning to pay up
and save cost. You will have just three
weeks, or until August 9Th to settle,
and save costs Of collection This means
business-so set up and take notice.
7-l6 st JOHN Il ROACH, Collector.