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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-01-12

Iii COu1IIy Will SuCu COQ
lavish of work for every man, wom-
an and child willing to bdt their
hands to it's there REALLY
necessity for such wholesale doing
out of rations, clothes and toys?
Oh, the SPIRIT of the thing
the wanting to make people happy
for that one Day of Days is all right
but the afterwards? Are they to
live on the memory of that one days
feed? And if it take so enormous
a sum of money to supply their
wants for that one day-in Gods
name what are they doing for food
the rest of the time?
New York was taken as an ex-
ample because of the tremendous
scope of the work done there-but
we read a repetition of their opera
tions in every state in this United
States. White people, strong and
healthy for the most part, were fed
on the presumption that otherwise
they would be hungry
Isn't it about time we looked into
the causes for this, and speedily
hunted a remedy?
Don't you know it took a Kentucky
judge to declare whiskey was bag
gage?
"Vote-Selling in Ohio screams
an editorial in a paper. Why men
ton Ohio?
But it's safe bet DR.. Cook hasn't
copied a dollar-a-word for his P. S.
about the Pole.
1t is to be hoped Senator Lorimer
was generous to the committee who
so generously whitewashed him.
Another man with dropsical wad
of money has gone to New York to
lose it; he's going to start model
newspaper.
Santa Claus will, it is said, have
an earnest conference with Uncle
Sam, urging the establishment of a
Parcels Post for the U. S. A.
"Taft looms large as a 1912 pos
sibility," says newspaper headline:
yep: he looms large any way you
look at him.
AL Su1COA COAlCS0Su uS
couldn't do justice to his just-before-
Christmas edition because he had to
take time off to have his stockings
mended."
The Steel Trust, so it is was re-
ported, gave unusually generous gifts
of money to it's employees. Also-it
laid off forty thousand men-to save
the money for the Christmas gifts,
evidently.
Chicago is always adding some re-
markable statistics to her store: a
family there has just been robbed of
an umbrella which they have had for
thirty years. Wonder who's it was
originally?
It's nice to read of the many splen-
did dinners and other charitable be-
stowals of the Salvation Army, but
isn't it a bowling shame that there
should be such need for so great
charity in a country as stupendously
rich as the United States?
Have you noticed it? No sooner
does John D. Rockefeller make
gift of $10,000,00O to a university
than Andy Carnegie "calls" him and
donates a wad to a peace Fund"
and kerosene goes up cent or two
and the Steel Trust discharges fifty
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-01-12
THE CHRISTMAS AFTERMATH.

f~OR the past four weeks the
b United States has been in a
pleasing state of preparation
n and anticipation for one of
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02

oils er Dem guben iofortieen Stibens
arrelt oiftierte. Sn6es nabnt er lih
Dor, nit ieirtem 4elteiten cine sllls-
iprafe iiber Den 8orfon an balten.
2ebrer Niiiaer mubte, baB iein
Sobn ais 2ebrer 5ii6tiges leiiten
fonnte. Or bate feline 3eit aili benz
Seminar nift perifpenoet, beiab ge.
biegene &enntniiie nrtb peritano lie
aud, bei5ubringen. Ian iagte i'm
9ort Die Ginber lernten et1pas bel
ibm, ~aIleroings babe er iie aiib &c.
borig in Der 3uht.
Der Safer fannte ipobl oie Neis
gnng bes iuneen 9ebrers--fpie aller
Infanger-sur itrdmmen gr5iebumg.
llno Der Wino, Der 5llr 3eit III ben
oberen Shulreeionen mebte, mar
bieier Heieung iogar einitig. ga
ioate aQes gebeil, als Oh Der 2ebrer
Der l1nterofri5ier nns Die Srlnaelt
Nefrttten maren. Iber Der alte Miil,
Ter 0ad)te onbers. Or bate aegelt.
iiber ben inn aitpcrtrallten 8eif0s
pfcn INNER Dor giigen. boB es crit
peroenbe Wcnifen tparelt. beren lee.
ltld1er nnb forperliher Gcriaiinng
man on beiten gereht nurbe, lpellll
man ibneri odS. lpas lie fiir'S 9eben
notbig bntten, moglihlt leid)t uno
5manalos beiErafte.
Die Sbulc bnrfte bod niGy. ihon
IN Der ainobeit NIT beitragen az ber
notwithstanding bes beutisen Sc
idIehts-bie iih lett ser Mutter
Sooe leioer aud an gbmunO idJcn
ge5eigt bntte.
SSn 8ebnnfen neriunfen ifritt Ser
Sebrer III Dem 6artenpeg aur mo
ab.-
elae halbe Stunbe modtc 10 Der.
Itridlen iein, ba murbe born Die
Sanstbiir bon elmer frGftieen Sanb
geoffnet. Ser 2ebrer lab burt BEN
Slur-pie Der Bauer aIeibolot ms
&aus trot, binter iid ieinet Sphu
na~f]5iebenb. Ils Der gmler ocl Sch.
rer i'm @arten erblifte, trat er Der.
ans.
rSa bin i6 ia gleih an Scr ref).
ten Shmiebc!" hegann CT obne Grub
i;no lafte bo6ei geSmiingen. sd
lpolte geraoc ST. giid! % iebt Ga6
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02

men. Man geniert iid oroentlid, es
%an5uboren, aber ibr iungen Sroiien-
simmer Iist ipoblgemutb babel uno
tbut, als Oh es pilloerihon mGre.
Sic fonnten % bel meiner Srau
fptrfli6 elm gittes @erf tbl,n, Serr
MiiQer, lpenn Sic ibr Die rihtige
Soriernng beibrdhten. Sic bleiben
bod nod genii9eno lanee 3eit bier,
INN IN SIREN S%tunoen bis 81 lnierer
mobernen 9iterotiir 81 fpmmen2"
vSolonge mein Gater MIDI notbig
bat, meroe id ihor bleiben miiiien,"
CAB Gbmunb suriif.
.Sas lit bran bon S6ner," lobte
Siitfe unb ihenfte Dem iltngen Mann
nod einnal elm. ,Sbr Sater lit elm
prGGtiger Wonn, mir woQen alli
ieiile @eiunbbeit anitoben Iber
mas iou's NIT Shnen ipGter geben2
EaBt Sbnen Der 2ehrerberuf2"
vSa, aber nift an Der 8olfsIdu1le.
Sd mobte Ybilologie ituoiereu."
~ltllO Damn 8pmnaiiallebrer lper.
benz"
rl(niperiitdtsle6rer mGre mir Tie.
bert" CAB eomlno geruiftig 5liriid.
vIls Gripatop6ent mobl Suerit."
r@etter, nod einnnal! go bod,
binails? gs lit ia pieaeid)t nid)t
libel, ipeiln man ii1 iein 3iel bod
lteft. Sns 3iel miro aber uif)t leiht
5i erreiden iein -. Stltoieren foItet
cine Waiie @elb, mein iltteer Serr!"
r@enn man reht mil. faril man
alles erreiden!" bebal,ptete Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02

fen," flagte Die fleine Waeb. .Sette
meinte, es itede mas brin, neil Der
Diem nid)t bremen ipoate uno
Damn ioae id iogleib Die all6en
relnbrtngen go"
SEA geb' uno fotnm geidpillb nie.
Der, oaB on mas @armes in Den Ma.
gen friegit," berrihte 5ris, oefte Die
Sudden nit einem Seler sri ntlD
Itelte Die beige &afeefanne oarauf,
oan1it lie lparm blieben.
Nls oas MABEL flah cinigen Mi.
nitten pieOerfam, JAP iie fait biibih
ans. Die ounfelbraunen Scare nit
eil,em Stih ms Hotblihe lagen in
3opfen Inn Den &opt uno bas runoe
&i1oergeii6t nit Den braltnen Iu.
gen ulo benz Sti1psnGs1en ihaute
gan5 friib baraus bernor. Sic batte
iogar cine friihe Sbiir5e anee5osen
-pas freilid GILES our Splge batte,
Dob Settle ihoit pieoer REF dIs tic
iid) faum geiest bate. Sris belt
IeOoh 8adt, bis aitd iie ibr Sbeil
befommen batte.
Ger Gater nabm feline stpei alein.
item auf Den ShoB uno Iie6 iih nun
iiber a1e bdilslihen 9orfommniiie
beriften. Sris bate entihieoen ga.
lent gum Yerihteritatter, benn ieiner
Shtloeritng 81 Solge mar bas @r,int.
met nod ME 10 reidlid arsgefanen
ltto 10 i6on bereineefommen; Der
Hoggen uno @eisen .ifeffelte"
praftpoa-bas bate Die Sulibise ge-
tban-unb Die Sbiternte unb oer So.
mig -. no, Der Tater miiroe iid
freiten: gerpiB bas 9oppelte bonn
portgen Ssabr!
0es 2ebrers miioe Siiae beGlten
li6 merflih allf. Or brod)te mad,
ieiner aranfbeit gum erItenmol bic
fleinen 9uben fpieber ielbit su gett.
y@enn ih Dem Safer geiaat bate,
BOB oas cine Serfel einaeaonaen,
bate er iif bod tpieoer Gorge ae-
r1aft," iaete Sris 81, 8ilbelm, oils
Der 0ater auBer Sormeite tpar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02

Sedites aapitel.

Der a1oere Worgen perlief fir ben
Serrn Siilfslebrer niht 10 onsenebm
tpie Der porbergeeangene Ibeitb.
Serrn Sutfes i'm @las 10 GOLDEN
ihimmernoe @eine bielten in Der
Sriibe Gomltno Miilers Gimme nod
10 n~adJbaltis gefaneen oaB bie
@lode 5um OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ihon auseelGutet batte, che er er.
pahte. Der Yaitor bate pobl cine
Giertelitlnbe iparten miiiien, bis Die
Shuliuseno in georoneter Meibe
ibren gingang belt uno Die Srael
ertonen fonnte. Der geiitlife tSerr
NOR aber elm iebr piinftliG)er Mann,
nttb ba cine geniiie bodfabrenoe grt
bes iungen Mannes i'm i9on bel
einigen gnldiien gereist bate, 10
fonnte err -es nad Dem @otteseienlte
nidt nuterlaiien. ibm miinolit Die
Nahtbeile Der llnpiinftlibfeit etipas
Ifurf porSubdlten.
Gomurb fono Die grmahnuna III.
5eitgemdB nno beantportete Tie nit
Der Inbelltling, Dob er feline Giliften
Ielbit FEMME unb iid nift oils Inter.
gebener bes Serrn Saitors fiible. Ser
geiitli6e Serr entlieB i'm oarauf,
obne Die Sa6e meiter an erortern,
INN, pie Ell iagte, ole Shul5eit niht
nod mebr SIT ifdbieen.
Sn gerei5ter Stimmul1g trot ser
iunge Sebrer in Die Shnle llnb iiber.
trlig Die Grbitterltng auf Die Ynben,
Die ibm bette beionoers fauI rno auf.
i1iii9 porfamen. 9es gauern alei.
bolotS Sobn perihan5te iid) mieoer
einnal binter balsitorrigem Shmei.
gen, oa er inn Die Iiisengeihidte
nod niht nergeiIen bate. limo ielbit
iein Sruber Seroinano 5eigte bel
elmer grmabnung 81 groBerer
Yiinftliffeit eiu 10 perbGttiges Ga.
6eln, oaB Dem 2ebrer Die @eoulo
rib. Iuguit &leibolot nurbe CUR
Sbiir binausgelpieiell, unb oa err Dem
9eicble nidt folgte uno @iberitanb
l%eiitete, grifi Der 2ebrer banoieit an
uno itieB i'm ielblt CUR Sbiir binalls,
ioboB er brauBen binitiir5te iino ii6
Die Naie blutig iblus. Sein 9rrtber
Serbinano muBte oeniclben 8eg neb.
men, nit Der 3litbat einiger Sbrfei.
gen bebaftet. Die ltnrube in Ser
Sbille nabm 81. Gin Sbeil Ser 9lt.
ben lafte, Die anberen mlirrten, ipas
alles Den ltnterrift nift foroerte.
WGbreno Der 8auerniunae arli Der
Strabe perlbndnb. ihritt Scroinano
anfgeregt I'M Slur bes SdulbauieS
auf lino ab. Gr ipar emport iiber bic
linn ipioerfabrene gebauoluns. Sim
beiBeiten idmer5tet i'm Die Sbriei.
gen, Die er, wie er ipobl fiiblte, niht
Dem 2ebrer, ionoern bent 9rllber per-
banfte. @erabe oieier ltmitano aber
ltanb in geraoem 8egenios 5t ieillem
gmpfinoen, ba er gbml1nb gegen.
iiber meniger Elm 8efiibl bon Inter.
oronung infer Die 2ebrerantorit6t
oils bon briiberlider @leidbered)ti.
glilla botte. gntriiitet blieb err Dor
Der aIaiientbiir iteben mo mad)te
oro6enoe @ebdrben.
Sn Dem slugcnblid fam Ser Iater
nit einem 9nde Die Sreppe berlllt.
fer, nm iid in Den @arten 81 be.
9e6en.
n@as treibIt OF ba, Serbinanb?
Sabt ibr feline Sbule2"
SerbinalO mar blutrotb geporoen
unb aogerte nit ser Intiport. s(uf
erneutes Sragen aber l~ieferte er einen
erreaten geridt iiber oaS @eidcbene,
Den Die oeutli6en 3eifell auf ieincn
8angen beitdtiaten.
Gem Sater bereitete oas @eborte
ii6tlifen Summer. gr .A:elt aber
oes 2ebrers Sobeit i~nioierS auireGt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02

meinen Sunget an! go bat i'm
,guer Serr Spbn miBbanbelt! @aS
iagt Sbr ba5u, Beg"
Ser Sunae bate cine auf9eifJirite
Ntaie unb ,trug Die 9lutipuren nod
im 8eiift.
D8ie mir beriftet porben lit, bat
mein Sobn ben aitgrrit nift mii;bnn.
bel., Ionoern, neil er niberleslid
nar, 5ur Shiir binaltseepteier, IND
babel lit er allerbiusS ungliidlih &c.
fallen"
sd oaft's mir, baB SIR i6n in
Shus neba,en merbet. Wein Sllnge
befommt aber oae Gage mas oiis5ll.
freiien, mas ibm Der Wusie So5n
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
CATHOLIC PRINTING CO.,
nltoIIatle tr>AyA
lcidtbin .uno ettpas bod.
DUBUQUE, w

Singing leiftbin .uno etipas bod.
fabrenb. ,ar
o9as @elingen itebt beim Serrn,
iagte meine alte Miltter intnter. Mdn
tbut alI5eit gut, iif) Die Shmiert9fei.
ten I'M poralls flar al MAIDEN -. .
slber immerbin auf guteS 8elin.
gen!" ieste er frelinolid bin5u, Dem
iitneen Wanne 5utrinfenb. ,Dfiibe
uno Irbeit bleibt Das 2eben INNER"
gr leete feline Serpiette nieoer, oa
ieine Srau ibm ifon etipns itngeoul.
big oas 3eif)et gum aufbrlld gege.
ben buttc.
@ie Otiibe uno 9lrbeit fam benz
jungen Wanne oaS Seben on bieienl
g6eno geraoe nift Dor, oils er chen
iest, bon Der moblbeiesten Safel
fommeno, an Der Seite Der ihonen
Srau iiber pei6e Seppihe in Den
Salon 6uriidgillg, mo aaffee uno Si-
fore ibrer barrten unb ales bon
&ei6tblm uno @obaeben iprah.
Sdtte Der ilinge Sebrer in bieIcr
Stunoe einen Bid in Die @obnitltbe
oabeim perien fonnen, mare ibm ge.
nib Der llnteribieo 5niifen ieiner
Serfunft nno ben 8reiien, Oenen er
5uitrebte, reht ihmer5lid fiiblbar &c.
moroen, ulb ieine 5uperlidtlide
Stimmrltg bate mobl einen ihperen
0Gmpfcr %erfabren.
slllf bier batten lie iid Elm Set
bereitet. Der louge @ilbelm bate
am Griten bes Wcnats bonn grdfli.
den Tentmeiiter fir Die Ibidriften,
Die er gelieiert, feline 9e5abllung er.
balten, Die auf einen 8inf bes Sra.
fen reft aniebnlib bemciien mar. Su
Solge oeiien bate err Sris peranloBt,
ieine ganSe Strait baran 5u iesen ullo
.etlpaS grtrus", ndmlid Heibfud)en
All baden, nie eS Die Miltter oft &c.
than, Der err babel INNER gebolfen
bate.
,Seit Mutters Sob bdben mir tic
fein ein5iges Mal 'gebdbt," meinte
Seroinano, inoem er llad) Dem brit
ten SUDDEN langte.
2eiber er5ielte er bamit Die 8ir.
flung, Dab Der @ater, Ser chen nod
ganS persniiglid) orcillgeifallt plos.
lid Die Saiie 5ilriidi6ob ulo ipieoer
Elm tribes 8eiidt mahte.
Gum 8liid bra6te iebt 2ieie nit
ruBigen SGuoen Die leste Sdiiiiel
boil Der beliebten Sudden berein.
.Mud)t Ylat!" befabI Srit. ,Sete
Did bierber, Sieie. On bait nod
ni6tS getrrnfen uno feincn Siiien
geseiien. $50 bait on benn Die gauge
3eit geitedt? HeilL GET crit
'raus uno waih' bid" umterbrad er
iid) entriiitet. als Die aleine nit Dem
Sdiir5enSipiel iid Die Stirne piifte
Mnb Ooourd cine idJmar5e Surd)e
qller iiber'S @eiiht 500.
sd mubte ms aaminlod frie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02

einbrodt, peil err i'm nidt leioen
fam. 9nfiir ififen mir aber rmierc
ainoer niht IN Die Shule itott dlif's'
8elo, no tie %billaeborenl 9as bod.
ndiige Serrhep aeborte ia ielbes nod
alf Die Sduibanf nib Mill iih .iiber
anoerer 2eute aiuber aufipielen, Sd
lueiB, mobin ih mid 81 lpelben babe.
9eifmeren lperbe i6 mid beim
SdlilinIpeftor, Damn miro linn ous
Sanoiperf ihon aelegt merben!"
EortieBung foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
Sur seh. Sea6tttns fur grtefter;
GSWltar.WeineSD
garantlrt NIB pou ben beiteu Seu9niiel
bs9lettet. Urn uno Smeet sSeiue
cine Spe;ialitdt.

Belle aIspabI ppu Getrduteu i'll Slai4en,
geitelun9eu per Bot ueroeu ali bas proms
pteits unb Bette beior9t NIB blelbell ltsts
pripat. Wau idr.ibs UNI cine 9reislilte.
Geferen5: Dubuque Hatipnal Sanf.
Bstm eGreibsn srpdbne man sea. bteies Slatt.
Milford chronicle., 1911-08-25
fine CIRCUS PERFORMANCE.

Saturday was show day and as usual
a large crowd was here for the occasion,
many Of the people who came to town
were disappointed in the hour for the
parade, which was to have been at
noon, but which did not take place un-
til about 80 o'clock, the circus having
been delayed in getting here by reason
Of their wagons getting in the mire at
Franklin City, where they exhibited
on Friday. The circus train did not
arrive here until about II 80 O'Clock on
Saturday, and by hustling the tents
we're put up and everything ready for
the usual afternoon performance by
80 o'clock. There were large crowds
in attendance at each performance
both afternoon and evening, and those
who attended pronounce 1t q first class
show in every particular. Some Of the
very best actors in the business are
with the Hasg Shows, the tight wire
and rope walking, the bare back riding.
the acrobsts, the trapeez and ring per-
formers are all fine artists and the show
is as clean in every respect as any show
that has ever visited Milford. A no.
ticeable absence Of profanity and rough
ness among their employees was gen.
sral comment Of those visiting the
grounds and the performance.
Milford chronicle., 1911-08-25
N. ?. CHURCH NOTES.

The Ladies Aid, OF the NJ P. Church,
will hold box social this evening at
the Tabernacle, il the evening is cool,
but if pleasant will be held on Deputy's
lot All young ladies are requested to
bring boxes aud young men to come
and buy. Cake and cream will also
be sOld
The laying Of the cornerstone at the
new NJ. P. Church will be on Sunday,
September 8rd. The Rev. L A. Bennett
tue pastor, has about completed the
arrangements as fr as speakers go and
the Rev J. NJ. Sheridan, D. D. Presi
dent Of the NJ. P. Conference, Rev. L
Bowers D. D., Of Baltimore, and the
Rev. w. r. Graham, D. D., Of Sails
bury, Md, will be the speakers from
distance, the local clergy Of the respec
tive churches OF the towns having been
invited to participate in the services.
The program OF the occasion will be
published in the next issue Of the
Chronicle
Services at the NJ. P. Tabernacle on
as follows Glass a. m,
Preaching 10 30 Subject "Christ Method
OF Teaching" Sunday School p. m
Christian Endeavor $40 p. m Preach
ing 7.45 p. m, Subject. "The deceit
,uluess Of ain" Mid week services
tuesday Thursday and Friday even.
Ings. You aTe cordially invited to
attend these services
Milford chronicle., 1911-08-25
Glsuworth Farm Race Track.

Que Of the best racing meetings ever
announced for this vicinity will take
place on Saturday, afternoon, ,Septem Der
End, at Glenworth Farm Race Track
1t will net only draw 81 ire lovers OF
fast racing from this vicinity but
numerous people win come from Viii.
mington and p1lladslphia TO see the
Big Match Raoe which is the feature
Of the card. The Match Bsee is for
Cup to cost One hundred Dollars and
is between two Of Ga fastest horse in
this section Of the eouusry. ASH is 10
settle dispute 0etween ths owners Of
these two flyers it viii be extremely
interesting. THE match race is bel ween
Direct Omer, 'rse running pacsr wt'
a record Of 21Ol and Lester S vita
record 2.I3l. Direct Omer del, IS
Ellen Brown, witt record %
at Belmont Track on July 10Th, in
match race and it claimed that Lester
s. will show much better speed than
this horse did. The Match race will
be the best three heats out Of five and
it will be a contest seldom seen in this
part Of Delaware. In addition to this
match race there will be trotting in
two classes, the first for horses with
recOred OF 2. 25 and the other for horses
with records Of 45. There are at
present eight entries in these two
classes and it is expected that there
will be more before the day Of the
meeting. The races will be contested |
strickly on their merits and as all the
,ther events given by Mr.. w. R.
Huttenlock on his we'll kept track at
5lenworth Farm have been successful
his one should draw record breaking
,rOwd. The races will start promptly
It l.3O so that the events can all be
lecided that day. Every attention will
,e paid to the comfort Of the visitors
The price OF admission will be %
ents and there will be ample hitching
privileges, for which 20 charge will be
made.
Milford chronicle., 1911-08-25
LEGAL ACTION OVER RANGE.

After the death Of Mrs. Bessie Collint
Hall, her personal property was sold
by Caleb f. Burchinsl, Administrator,
G. T. A., an attorney OF Wilmington
and J. Harry Lstchum and William
Ramsey purchased kitchen range, it
being the personal property Of the de.
ceased Having no ready buyer for
the range they decided to let it remain
in the residence formerly occupied by
Mrs. Hall until after the sale Of prop.
erty, which was then advertised for
sale by the heirs OF John e. Hall, de-
ceased. Following the sale Of real es.
tate Latchum and Ramsey endeavOTed
to sell the range to Samuel Evans, Jr.,
the purchaser Of the real property,
knowing that the range was already
connected to the town water in said
house by pipes, sDd that the range,
therefore would be Of more value to
Mr.. Evans than anyone else. After
waiting several days for a decided an
swer from Mr.. Evans as to whether he
desired to purchase the range or not,
aud getting no definite answer from
him, they decided to move the range
out and seek another customer, and at
once went to remove the range # I'M
the property, and we're surprised when
Mr.. Evans informed them that they
could not move it out, cOntending that
it was apart Of the real property, which
he had purchased, since it was con-
nected thereto by said water pipes.
Lstchum and Ramsey at once en-
tered suit against Mr.. Evans for the
price OF the range or the SUN Of S. 90
The hearing took place on Monday
afternoon, and in deciding the case,
the Justice, Charles G. Fisher, stated
that unquestiOnably the range was the
personal property of Mrs. Hall, that
Burchinal very properly
sold it with other effects of the de.
ceased, and that the range had un
iOubtedly become the property Of the
D aintiffs, but their remedy was by
'eplevin or by other process and not
Iy action to recover from the defend.
mt, who had never agreed to purchase
be rarge, aud who had never had
Of the house in which the
ange was y fixture
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500 Reward, 500.

The readers OF this paper Will be pie ased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all its
stages, AID that Is Catarrh Halls Catarrh
Cure IS the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh beiRg a con-
stitutiOnal disease, requires a constitutional
ternally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system, thereby de
strOying the foundation of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by building up
the constitution and assisting nature in do.
ing its work. The proprietOrs have so much
faith in its curative powers that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case that It Iails
to cure. Send for list Of Testimonials
Address, +. j. CHENEY q co. Toledo Ohio
Sold by all Druggists, 75c
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation.
Milford chronicle., 1911-08-25
Kent County School Commission.

Persuant to law the quarterly meet
ing Of the Kent County School Com
mission will hold it's next meeting on
Friday September Let. 1911, at II q. M,
in the State House, Dover, Delaware,
for the purpose Of considering business
pertaining to the public schools.
HERMAN P. HAZEL, Chairman.
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COVey & Watson, Funeral Directors and
EmbalmerS.

Our motto. prompt service and small
profits. Our establishment is head
quarters for Furniture Repairing, Pic
ture Framing, UphOlstering, and An
tique Furniture bought and sold. Call
Phone 1888. Office at residence, No.
lO6 West Street, Cor Front. Business
establishment No. 80 West Front
Street, North Milford, Del.
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rebate Kent County Taxes.

County taxes Of Milford Hundred for
year 1911 are now due aud are subject
to q rebate, and I will sit at the office
OF g. Chester Marshall. real estate
broker OF Milford, on Wednesday and
Saturday to receive same.
77n J. HARRY LATCHUM, Collector.
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For Sale.

80 tons Hay, 20 tons Bran, 10 ton
Middlings, 20 tons SugarOts Feed, 10
tons Ground Oats aud Corn, 400 barrels
Gold Medal and Pillsbury Flour, 1000
bushel Cow Peas, 2OOO bushel White
Oats, 100 bushel Black Eyed Peas.
JOSEPH E. HOLLAND,
5-l2 If Milford, Delaware.
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Take NotIee.
8IS8tp

F. HsnRstorferi il equipped TO remove
all dead animals on short notice. Will
pay 81 OC per head Tor horses and cows
or 81 90 per head when brought to the
place. VIII also buy hides, fat and
bones. Milford r. Do 7-2l 3mOs.p
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Sussex COunty school COmmissIOn.

The quarterly meeting Of the Sussex
County Sehoal Commission will be
held at Georgetown, Delaware, Oh
Thursday. September 7th, 1911, in the
Office Of Charles l. Moore. Esq. at
II 80 a. % All persona having busi-
ness to present 60 that meeting, are
hereby given notice OF the time and
place.
8 % q CHARLES i. MooRE. Esq.
Milford chronicle., 1911-08-25

We want you to call at our store dur.
ing our Majestic Demonstration Week
August Dist to 26th, and get Souvenir
Set Of Majestic Ware. Pierce & Car
mean. 8IS2t
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81 suffered intensely after eating and
no medicine or treatment 1 tried seemed
to do any good, y" writes H. NJ Young
peters, editor Of The Sun Lake View
Ohio. "The first few doses Of Cham.
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
gave me surprising Teliefaud the second
bottle seemed to give me new stomseh
and perfectly good health" For sale
by all dealers.
Milford chronicle., 1911-08-25

An ordinary case OF diarrhOea can,
as a rule, be cured by a single dose Of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
RrrhOea Remedy. This remedy hal no
superior for bowel complaints. For sale
hV all dealers.