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Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25

All wool and fleeeed lined Hosiery
reduced at Deputy's.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25

are you satisfied with your Coffee !
II not we are satisfied that you would
oe pleased ifyou bOughtitatS .eward,s
we are gaining new Coffee customers
every day, that come to stay, and we
Ano" from Testimonials that we have
the best Coffee in town for the MONEY
Try our &c cent or 25 cent quality
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25

would respectfully call your attep
'lon 10 the fact that am making a
ron on small pictures at IS ceots the
uozsn or for SO cents, also panel leaf
'e's 81 u so the dozen. OF course 7
make better pictures, but none better for
the pIiee. LefieFts the Photographic
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25
JERSEYS

IL Heifers l9 Bulls. Iowa
S. &. NIVEN Lspdenbe., D.
an. 500
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25

Just received lot Of new Popular
Music. J. Il. Bennett.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25

Poultry and Eggs wanted FOR cash
z. KesPert, North Milford. 2.25.5t
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25

Reynolds Package Candies ALWAYS
fresh al Benuett's.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25

Popular Music; Is cent sheets . for
20 cents at Benefits. 295tf
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25

Cigars, Smoking and Plug Tobacco
81 Benefits, opposite Windsor Hotel.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25

For fine juicy Rossts and tender
Steaks 60 to E. g. Pierce.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25

Writing Paper. Tablets, Pencils, Erss.
ers, Pens and Ink at Benefits.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25

Pork, Sausage, Scrapple and Mince.
meat at +. &. Pierce.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25

A hne assortment Of Cakes u and a
cents ger pound 81 Bennett's.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25

The Pratt Drug Store is the store that
saves yol money and to prove our As.
ser'ion We will sell for limited time
the following tweaty. five cent articles
lor hfteen cents Two boxes of Cougb
drops 4or five cents one BEETLE Of little
Liver Granules ten cents. The Pratt
Drug Store.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25

We are making some speeis, a,s
counts on Table Linen You can have
them atthe discount price At Oenrt11.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25
Kent Csnnty School COmmissios

Ihere will be regular qusrterlv
meeting o. the County School Como,is.
SION OF Kent County, at the State Hopse
in Dover, Delaware, on Friday. March
= 1910. II. P. HAZEL, President
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25
MILFORD
Produce Market

,,1.o corrected weekly by Chas ~ Hammond Real
Estate Broker, Milford. Delaware. MAJ
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25

FOX SALE-W bite Leghorn aud Bum Leg.
NOR, aoIh eggs. White Leghorn are from ne
~ Z, ySS0u q, So strain ~ cents per setting or each
or 500 per 100 Chas. NJ Hammond Ntifo~9' ii'
Del. "HtoIui
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25

h rOh , Lt-Slx-roOm II house cellar. porebes
a, Pah,try, closets, fine outbuildings, ten acres
gs,s' ~, epPiss pears cherries and berries Mort
Del ONOFani Lincoln,
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25

Canada Field Peas. Maine-growu Seed Po,sJS,s'
" hlle ana Yellow Onion sets, Alaska peas
55loNer SEED SugarOta Horse and Dairy Feed
sIah' s,..i smi.i.dd1nRs' &C. Baled Hay. i. Ho-
-i u bei. l-lf-3mO
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25

sOk sA LIE or RENT % acre farm win
oul uiug'um Der ana fruil;convenient 10 eburcb
sSuooi ~ stores aud canneries near BrownsVf,le
rice s6OO. B. rharp, Sr., Harrington. bel
8254t
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25

FOR SALE.-6O Horse Power 1 oco,.,.,.---
lype boiler, Including stack aud ffttingsl Co..
eondltion suitable for saw mill or cap6erv y
a. iorsch. see Lee o. Truitt. PIN
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25

EGGS from Pure Bred White Wvandst,e
chickens, my cents FOR l5 Poland Chin 49,
. 7, msnths old, eligible TO registry. for saie 6y
howe LemeX, Milford Del. ~
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25

WANTED-BIoom corn 10 naka ~, -.
snaTes or Ter cash. also one black mare 6or ssls
1y j. r. Dean & son. opposite POwelps ScbTlI
House, Harrington, Del Hooi
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
BAILEY NOT A CANDIDATE.
Democratic Mayor OF Battle Greek
Does Net Aspire To Be Governor.

Mayor John Bailey OF Battle Creek
is l.Ut even a receptive candidate Tor
the Democratic nomination tor gov
crnor He is in Detroit Ia connection
with case tn the United states court
No am not candidate. sal
Mayor Bailey. Tuesday IL has been
talked Of. know Ny friends hay"
talked % me about II But ! am just
q lawyer. and am satisfied 70 b."
mayor 81 Battle Creek.
Il was the only Democrat elected
In Battle Creek, against a man whom
thew thought a world-beaier and the
other city officials started 10 make a
fgurehead OF the mayor ! admit tha
have NOT got along very well with the
council. but / am doing very nicely.
SEEM 70 be the only man in Michigan
mean enough 10 make a newspaper SUE
him one OF the Battle Greek papers
is suing me
The Battle Greek strike l. settled
II there is ANYTHING 70 This talk ot the
city being un.onized. the work mu-
Be going ON e,y quietly. for hay
not heard OF IT,
4 hope taa We shall not lose the
sanjtarium 10 is the best institution
We have and the best oi it, kind IA the
world Bur the matter is In the courts.
and lawyer viii not say What The
courts are going 10 do
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
Put an End to
Stomach Ills
Sold Everywhere. In boxes Toe. and 2Se.
THREATEN TO ENJ0IN
ANN ARBOR SCHOOL BOARD
Non-Athletic Committee Hands Down
Its Decision in Log Book Matter
Severe Terms Stipulated.
Sold Everywhere.

ANN ARBOR, Mich March, s.
Especial THE non-athletic board II
high school, today handed down rs
decision in the Log Book matter
The board provides severe punishment
for the beard OF editors OF the publice.
ton in the event they refuse 90 dis
pose OF the edition in dispute The
editors inserted the names OF two
students on The title page OF the pubii-
cation after having been ordered nor
TO do so by Principal Smalley. where.
upon the latter promptly confscated
the edition and announced that IL
could not be placed on sale until the
names OF these two students had been
blotted out Following this practically
all the high school students signed an
agreement not 10 purchase log book
under such conditions
The decision OF the nonathletic
board is that the expurgated edition
must be sold by March % Failure TO
sell il will result in the expulsion from
school of Managing Editor Kohler an
Associate Editor Brewster IL VIII
also be recommended that they may
never be granted q diploma from the
high school here.
They are also prohibited from hold
ing any Office in the school hereafter
The pupils talk OF securing an inWnc
ton TO prevent the board orders
from being put into effect.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
ELLIS RETURNS FROM
CONFERENCE WITH TAFT
Says There Is NO Misunderstanding
Between himscl; ard President
IN Ohio Politics.

COLUMBrS. ohio. March S-Re-
turning 90 Cour us from Washington
to-day. NsIc n Ellis chairman OF the
Republican ateltNVcuti,e comWtter,
appeared IA a .r'a,r frame af mlGd
ta4n iorIScm0 tia.e.
~ dfdut eQ lo Washington TO ste
tle president bu hal "a most sati,.
factory talk With him said Ellis.
rhe primary object of my Visit was
ga connection With ihe cases again
the De,f trust Ire president had me
at the White Hoes, NJ luncheon aad
N, had a hearty laugh over the cX'
dlomeut others seem 10 he indulglnE
IN over his letter 60 United States
Marshal DAVIS.
There is dbsomtely 40 misunder-
standing between the president ana
myself nm going TO DO everything
In my power IL get the Republican
Fart, IN Onto together and keep II tn
4rther AMI IN this tie president rs with
me. lie ISN'T g,ine 10 dictate, bur hf
is an Ohio Republican, and he Is VIZ
tudly Interested ina seeing mp put up
ii united frOut
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
MORE BACKWARD PUPILS.
Additional Accomno dstion Requires
fer Them. Says Supt.

The number OF backward pupils Ia
the public schools is increasing rapid
ly. according 10 a report made by sup
Martindale 70 the teachers committee.
Monday anu he recommended that ).
room IN the Morley school be set aparJ
for the instruction OF these children
The superintendent also told the com
mi;tee that the department FOR GRIP
pied children In the Harris school now
has an enrolment OF 5. and there X
al immediate necessity for target
quarters n a more central location
The committee referred the esta
Mshment OF savings ban system in
the schools 20 the principals 70 carry
into practical operation. and recon
mended that the salaries OF William
r. Stocking OF the Central High ami
John W Mathews OF the Western
High be- Increased TO Sl.4u0 a year.
anu that they le advanced 10 second
assistant principals
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
SUES TO RECOVER SON.
Funt Woman Alleges Lad is Held Un
lawfully N Naie.

PORT HURON. Mich March s.
When Mrs Martina Trip oy Flint
flcJ q petition fDr wr.t OF habvas
corpus in the circuit court OF s. Clair
county. a great ygal battle for the pos
session Ok her 3-year-old boy was
promised The lad. whose name -
Leon + Tripp. is the son OF Martha
.1upp ana l.. T Trpp lie is no~
living with his uncle and aunt. Mr
ami Mrs George jordan, OF Yale
According 40 me petition filed -
Mrs Tr.uq her son Is held for an y
months board Ell and because NJ.
and Mrs Jordan have become SO a.
tLched 70 atm. Mrs Trip ayers tina,
her son IL held ~ the Jordans unlaN
fully. that they obtained possession z
the child only temporarily by the con
sent OF herself. and that the child was
not committed 70 the care OF Mr.. ani
Mrs Jordan by ANY iegai process.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09

Goes ON TRIAL
Russian Patriot and Catherine Bresh-
kovsky Are Charged With Criminal
Activity for Revolutonists.

ST PSI ERShURG March The
tIAl OF Melodies Tschaikoysky AND
Catherine hreshhoS SKY. TWO aged hgut-
crs IN the battle Tor Russiaa liberty
,harged With criminal activity IN the
,ocla. reyoiutionlsts organization aud
tte central committee began here o.
ddy the proceeding heins secret
tschalko,sky VII attempt 20 estah
usL All alol, ~ support or which DE-
submitted today documents from
America and England showing that nc
"as Ia those counties when his Al
eyed oreusea We're committed
Nine BreshkoNsky WILL enter no &C.
:ense throwing herself Gpon the lvu.
ncy OF the court She admits thc
revolutionary acts charged against Ger
hopes FOR a light sentence
The two are neing tried Jointly
Judge krdsheu, .kot counted one y
the sevegest judges I'm Russia, is pre-
siding. ava the prosecution Is under
The direction OF Nl>e-Prostcutor Che.
Whisky
The trial Is before a jury but tho
TACT that the government regard u
the appeal that came from the entire
civilized world for au open trial Is re-
gatGed as insurng a verdict OF guilty,
carrying With 1, Imprisonment IN tho
fortress OF IS Peter aud Paul
Nine. rschaikovshy was permitted
10 sit by the site or her aged husband
IN the courtroom bat No. other mem
Der OF his family was granted th.s
privilege. MIS- BreshkovSky faced the
Jury alone. as her only neiative Is 4
son whom she iisCwuea because ~
his refusal 20 share her political View
The prosecution declares u has posi-
tive proof that both the accused tray
.eled in Russia or forged passports and
gnder various names and that they
Lave melted many deeds OF terrorism
TschaiNUysky ~ accused OF tormr a
the famous "Tschaik0vshy Circle en-
bracing many revC.utionsts OF 70
most extreme t!pe The acts com.
paiued of took place after the general
amnesty of Move mber. 1903
The prosecutor viii rely chiefly IN
the testimony OF F,Odoron a member
OF the famous ,ecre, Russian police.
Who says he has proofs that Tschal-
Aovsky went 20 America four Yeas
ego with two Le'ush revoIution.sts
70 arrange 4 shipment OF arms 10 re.o-
Htionists in Russia n 1897 Fe0dorof
alleges TschaikpyskF went again 30
America and raised $4,000 10 and tn
o., yOlutiOnists
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
FINDS SISTER AFTER 40 YEARS.
Cadillac Woman Gees 20 Lowell 10
See Her Long-Lost RestlVe.

CADILLAC. Mich March S-Mrs.
\. " Convey. OF North Park, has found
her sister. Mrs Anna Gibson, who was
lost fer 20 years Mrs. Co'ey has
gone 10 Lowell TO establish the iden-
tty OF her long-lost relative who has
been located by letters and notices
published in newspapers
The mother sacrificed her own l!fe
I'm giving birth 10 Mrs Convey and lived
but three weeks after The stork q
visit. Another sister and little
brother cheered the father for EIGHT
years, and then he followed bis wife
The home was sold. the children were
cast ont into the world and charity
separated them That was in Cleve-
land. Seven years later Mrs Covey
left Ohio for Michigan being an adopt
cd daughter 20 another family. In
Toledo she met her sister. unawares.
chatted with her. and after the train
was bringing them on she learned
that she had been talking 10 her own
sister All efforts 70 locate the sister
were futile and with many heartaches
the girl tried 20 forget.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
$4,000 AUTOS
MADE IN 1903
Michigan Plants Show Remarkable
Increase in the Past Year-Fhnt
Plant Leads in Production.

LANSING. Mich Marcel $ tSp,
Call Aocording TO The reports of th,
automobile industry rs compiled To-
'the state labor commission ANA nov
mace pupHc for The first ting there
are employed total OF 1886 men
while at least 10000 men are employed
IN The Michigan plants which manu-
facture accessories. Thirty three Is
adjustments were inspected in 1909
Every one reports an excellent outlook
Tor business for the coming year. Tn,
total amount invested In the plants l.
S3i,5SI $40 the average for each plan
being sl07l.4 S7 Eighteen establish
ments have increased their capital
since organization. The annual CapaC
ity OF the plants. aggregated is III,
U6i cars the average capacity being
232 cars
The BuiCK, of Fln; lei in 1909 With
IA outpu- OF $4,000 machines. the
k-MF. of Detroit was second VII!
1880 cars; the Ford. OF Detroit. was
tAira with -N.0S0 cars, and the Cadllla
fourth with l2ANa cars
The REQ Motor Car company LED
lansing ARMS WIN an output OF Ftoht
clrs the Odds Motor works was Sc
end with }.l20 machines. and Clark y
Co was third with an output of l24'
machines
The las canvass of the automobi,
industry was made In 1905 AZ thgi
f.me the value OF the output. accord
ing 10 the labor commissioner r.
port was $lS.0Q2.00O while in 1870.
Il reached $4,000 000 The capita
invested IN 1903 was $4,000 .000. n
1908 II was ss4 100000 The annna
output OF cars in 1905 was 2S.6s1
lille in the past year il reache,
-1l.4i0 cars
The number of workmen employee
IN 1905 Mas 1850 a. compared with
The 27.996 now in the employ OF con
Germs.
In 1909 the aggregate daily wages
raid 10 the wCrkmen was sI5,41o
making daily average per man OF
:. 20
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
NJ c 0 R N lex AND
ANOTHER CONVICT
ARE CAUGHT
Detroit Bandit and Kalamazoo Nun
derer Are Run Down Near Grass
Lake and Returned To Jackson
Penltentlary
They Wear Hospital Slippers and
Prison Uniforms When Captured
Injured While Making Escape

JACKSON Mich March S.-Roo-
err Mccormick. slayer az Baggage
man Minor ar lQsllauu and Monroe
Aukerman who murdered a Negro IN
Kalamazoo. were captured IN a gravel
pin near Grass Lake today and re-
turned 70 Jackson prison from which
The, made bold escape early Monday
morning
They were captured oy Albert Wei
man and Horace Winfield, both OF
Leoni village The prisoners said they
were injured ~ falling while making
Their escape from the penltenuar|.
Both OF them wore hospital slippers
and their prison uniforms
A message was received here early
today that TWO young men answering
the description OF Mccormick ani
Alderman were seen TO leave barn
about three miles east % Jackson
Omcers started in pursuit IN an auto
mobile
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
sQUABBLE OVER BOILERS.
Brennan CO. Wants 10 Figure on Sew
age Pumping Equipment

4 dispute has arisen over the speci-
fcatious for the building OF the Park
Niew.ave sewage pumping station.
The Brennan Boiler Co. OF Detroit
has raised the objection that II is
being unfairly treated, and the result
OF this complaint was a conference
in the MAYORS Office Tuesdav morn
ing. In which City Engineer Ro6t II
Mccormick. Consulting Engineer
Theo L. Hinchmau and J Harvey
Williams. former boiler Inspector and
now agent for the Brennan concern
presented their views 10 the mayor
When the fght was on over the dis
position Of the pumping station con
tract. the Alls-Chalmers co. repre-
sentatiYes promised that they would
use the Brennan boiler II given the
contract Later the contract was
awarded 70 r. y Wood X Co. OF
Philadelphia. and Henry Crowther
representing that company promised
Williams and one OF the aldermen
that the Brennan company would re-
ceive preference it Il could furnish the
boilers required Williams later dis
covered that the contract was not
coming his way apd demanded OF
Crowther 10 know Why this was 50.
The engineers are crowdIug YOU
ont CroWther is reported 10 have
said
Williams then got busy and the con
ference in the mayors Office was held.
After this vas over IL was stated that
thu Detroit concern Will Dc given a
show an the contract provided n can
huitt satisfactory boilers.
I'VE will give any kind OF guarantee
that is required, said Williams his
firm has been doing business In De-
troit for 80 years and va deserve con.
sidpratiou here"
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
COLLECTOR ON TRIAL.
:. a. Cho~n Accused OF WrItihS
Threatening Letters.

That there are llIa.ts 10 the length
70 which u collection agency may 30
IN tichtenLl reluctant debtors rs IN.
lesson TO uc DRAWN from the trial of [.
4 ChoNn. ~ Lima O.. low going ON
len tire federal district court Clown
established branch OF his collections
business lu Battle CreeA some time
aeo and undertook the collection OF
"a humber oi &c cunts 10y means Of a
series OF letters
T,l-se letters are pronounced by
the government officials 10 he threat
cnus in their nature and Chown faces
a severe sentence in case TIE jay
aIds him guilty Ia, case has brought
i'm = number o. Witnesses from Battle
Creek including Mayor John Bailey.
ct that city, who is attorney for "a
II the debtors threatened
our methods ale unusual. undo
sirable auG uureiyuting, WAS one ci
IL, amiatle statements made IN le,.
ter from jne Chcwn agenc!
Testimony adducrd IN the case
Tuesday uorn.ns indicated that the
claims were oi a doubtful nature. %
~ek the least
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
lNsrlTUTEs $1,000 SUIT.

PORT HURON March THE Goo'
Roads Construction Co has startel
suit in the circuit court AGAINST th"
Detroit United Railway Go. for $1,000
for damages done 10 the company
steam roller when IN was struck by "a
rapid car 4 short distance north 70
Mari ,vIlIt. on Sept - last 10 L.
alleged On the bill Of complaint H.
tic car was behind time ana was RIA,
c'Iua AZ tho rate OF go miles per non
ar 'Hat thc steam rouer was struck
before it could be- moved from tae
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
podoes erick Thrown in Window.

Minnie Link. who owns little
candy store at 30 73l Fort-st west,
attaches considerable Importance 20 4
brick. which came hurting through a
rear window OF her store and nar-
rowly missed her Monday night Miss
Link saws that She has been sub
penaed as a witness against some
railroad employees charged with
stealing from the railroads. and be-
lieves that that fact was the cause OF
the brick throwing The police are
investigating
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
Fined for Receiving Stolen Goods.

George Teasel, arrested some time
ago on Two charges OF receiving
aluminium castings stolen from tho
Aluminium Castings Co, was found
guilty on both counts In Justice
Stein court Tuesday. For receiving
FIVE castings. Feb l. he was fined SIS.
or 80 DAYS, and for receiving two cast
ings, Feb :, was fined $40 or 80 days.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
Jap SCHOLAR TO SPEAK.

Nm ARBOR. Nlch March 8
lSuecaI Announcement Is made
here today that Baron DairokG X
kuchi president OF The Imperial unl-
versitv ~ k3oto. Japan, viii speak ~
this City some time THIS month.
Baron klAucM came 90 america o
deliver an address before the ctvie
forum m New York city lie Will
speak here under tho auspices OF the
sigma Xi society
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
- - to 80 Mere

AKRON a >lfche MNuui3ctN
cr, of autom0bIc tires mere say tho
unprecedented hieh price Of crude ru0-
bor viii force up the price OF Tires
.\uiil rhe best grade 40 crude ruH
Dor was bought today for S2.2G %
pound Do le price does not go down
ti,s VII cost ten per cent more IT,
tail UP summer
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
mlNEP3 IN SESSION.

Michigan United Ninw Workers AS
semoied 600 BAY City with hfts dele.
gates present ruc-da} Afternoon FOR
"A taurdays convention Radical rev
si0us Zoe tae constitution are slated
for consideration
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
Homes for Low Tax Rate.

President w W. Robinson OF the
board of estimates is hopeful of lower
ing the tax rate below the rate ri
slS.07 fixed in 1909. Il do not think
we can cut as low as SIG, but / hope
that we can go below SIS he said
Tuesday.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
HARRINGTON GETS LIFE.

ANN ARBOR Mich March s.
Charles Harrington. when auaieuca
this fteruoon, changed his plea 20
that Of guilty and was sentenced 20
lite Imprisonment ia Jackson He
was Robert McCormlckS dccomplcc
u the death ~ Baggagemau Henry
Minor. Of Ypsilauti
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
chldren,s Hospital 10 Be ENLARGED.

TIE tru-tge 81 NE ChilIrcns Fro
hospital haze completed pans fot
raising $in1o00 ioT The builGugiof "a
third v.ug which Wll greatly in
crease the capacity Of The iostir
tion Th, plans also contemplate %
ramode'iug or the main bmidinF The
extension is made necessary bvethe
rapid growth OF The city This Is the
only hospital Of It's kind In the city.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
9 ahan's &c Looted.

i. 4 Bingham cafen No l39 Cass-
ave. was entered by burglars some
time Monday night The cash register
was riaed Of slS5. and an SIS Goa
aud set OF furs valued at $50 were
stolen
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
Hurry Ends
in Indigestion

Use your teeth on your food or your
stomach will suffer. Quick lunches,
hurried eating, boiling food, are sure
TO end, sooner Of later, in some
form of indigestion, more or less
troublesome.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
RasAanzy
AM

quickly relieve the distress caused
by hurried eating. They act direct
ly on the stomach nerves and aotu-
ally help the food to digest and
assimilate. They are particularly
good for nervous dyspepsia, bloat-
ing, hiccoughs. bitter taste in the
mouth, and fiatulence.- With rea-
sonable care in eating, Beecham 5
Pills will soon
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
There's a Reason" for Postum

Postum Cereal Co. Ltd. Battle Creek. Mich
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-22
FAS MAIL
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open IL with jimmies and crow0ars
and they did not attempt to use an
explosive.