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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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For 25 Words or Less.

Lost.-From Clerk Of Courts Of
fee Tuesday night black fountain
pen, Parker make, large size. Please
ret,1rn to C.. B. FREE.
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For Sale.-315 acres one mile OF
Cope, S. C. About one-half cleared.
Adjoining lands can't be bought for
less than $50 pet acre. For quick
sale 1 offer this land for $50 per
acre. VERNON BRABHAM, Colum-
bia, S. G..
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Wanted.-To buy farm Of 500 to
1000 or more acres, well located.
Must be good value at price asked.
Give full particulars in first letter.
FARMER, Box 121, BennettsWlle,
S. G..
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For Sale.-67 acres of good land,
what is known as the Delk place.
about one mile from Bamberg. TWO
dwellings, barn and stables, land in
good state of cultivation. 40 acres
cleared. Price only $4,000. YER
NON BRABHAM, Columbia, S. G.
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W. B. SMOAK.
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place in a foreign restaurant. 1t
started when a native won the plaud-
it's of his countrymen by sprinkling
an i ordinate quantity of red pep
per over his food, which he swal-
lowed without batting an eye. This
nettled an American guest. The lat
ter saw the trick and went it one bet
ter. The foreigner retaliated with a
sitter jorum of cayenne. The Ameri-
can then came back with dose of
fiery stuff that completely discour-
aged his opponent from further ef-
fort
An affair of honor was arranged
in the south once between Captain
Bragg and Swashbuckler Ned Bolts.
Bragg left choice of weapons to his
second. The second, a veritable fire.
eater, proposed broadaxes, Bolts OBJ
jected. Braggs man, disguised, said
he would have satisfactory weapons
on the field. He built two roaring
fires, and over them hung pots of wa
ter which, when at boiling point, he
would have each duelist squirt over
the other at short range with a big
syringe. Bolts baked second time.
Still more ridiculous was the duel
General Israel Putnam arranged
when challenged by an English Of
ficer. The general was to provide
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

Mr. PTouse, Of Philadelphia. has beer
ton. 'N - Joln 1arrlng-
Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Nelson tba
y oIl9e "a, and groom, will spend a lew weels
IN Philadelphia and New Yort s,5 tI1a,. ISrs
locate in Illinois. anu lileii
KEY. Mr.. Whitaker, of Dover was the
s4est l:, OF Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Knox
Mr.. Holmes. --''' oi 'ne kew
MISS Nelson and Mr.. Baynard Smith
were guests of Miss Allie Hont;ne 500 an5
brother on Sunday 'N''-' anu
A party Of surveyors have been b,,s;,,,
engaged at work about the freioh+ go~5s
a. ,,,,'L MS place this week; but, as vet the
PuI pose OF their labors has mot been
= Louder Sapp and wife left on Wednes-
ny my 10! a SIX weeks visit in Florida.
l.II ssniie IN the South, they will make the,r
headquarters at Tampa.
III ntLs; ". L. Walcott will leave next
M M loI C southern Georgia.
Mr.. Clarkson, a well known farmer Of
IeaI ,- thls town, died at his home last
eeesoay night, aged sixty wears
several persons from this towu atten.
% ga the funeral OF W. e. Killen. at Fel-
'n' 1ast Wednesday afternoon
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26
GOOD LETTER
FROM BURRSVILLE

Thomas E. Cahall wife and son Lester
spent Sunday at the nome of Mr.. Tohr
Nichols, of Greensboro.
Mrs. Ida Hollinger and little dauob.
ter Dorothy, of Ridgely, spent Thurs.
day and Friday with her parents M
AND Mrs. A. l. Russell.
/Miss Edith Simpson and Philip Cheezu,,,
spent several days recently with the Iat-
ter's sister, Mrs. Walter T. George of
Houston Branch, Nd, but have re-
turned to their homes.
Emmett and Harry Raughley, of Har-
rington, and Seldom Raughley. of White
leysburg, visited their parents on sun
day, J. B. Raughley and wife.
M. L. Wyatt, wife and little daughter
Evelyn, and George Gruwell, of Denton.
and Miss Mary Thawley of Chiffon Grove,
were entertained to dinner bv R. H.
Dill and wife last week.
James Thawley and wife, of Green's
1oro, spent Sunday with Mr.. Thawlev's
'rother and family, R. H Thawlev. north
Df town.
John Hobbs, of Denton, spent a few
lays each week with his relatives. Heb.
on Outteu and wife.
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

will be arrested and forced TO pay a fine
or go to prison.
The residence of Mrs. Kissiah +.
Thompson, on Railroad Avenue, caught
fire Tuesday afternoon about 5 O'Clock
in some unknown manner, believed to be
from flying sparks from passing loco
motive, and but for the hard fighting of
the local fire department, the building
would have burned to the ground. The
loss by FIRE and water IS estimated TO be
about $500 which is partly covered by
insurance. Mr. Thompson can t account
for the blaze other than it was caused by
an engine, as she claims she has not had
a fire in that part Of the building for
some weeks.
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26
PAUL PRY SENDS
INTERESTING LETTER
LARGE FUNERAL AT NEW MARKET
Farmer Kills Mammouth Hogs. Hold
Town Election, But Few Attend.
Working on dupont Road.
Revivals Well Attended.

The sleepy old church ward at New
Market was crowded, as it has not beer
for many years last Monday afternoon
So many persons were present that ouly
the women could get seats in The
church. The crowd was attending the
funeral of Mrs. Saliie Milman. widow OF
Jonathan Milman, and also the yicovv of
John Harley Clendaniel BY whose side
her remains were laid to rest. She was
a daughter of the late lanes wilkins
and when the relatives and friends of
| these three large families come to gather
a big crowd is the result. The funeral
services were the most beautiful. and the
flower offerings the most elaborate of anv
funeral held in this section in many
years.
Last Monday Bob Clendaniel. our pop-
ular young timber dealer, slaughtered
the finest pen of spring pigs this com
munity has ever seen. Altogether seven
were killed, aud of this number three
weighed over 400 pounds each. the total |
weight for all of them being 263O. They |
were OF the TamwOrthy stock. Bob is a
crackerjack at anything he undertakes
and success seems TO follow his every
Our town election took place last Sat
lrday, and It was of such small interest
to the voters and taxpayers that no one
was at the polls except the ofice-holders
VINO voted themselves in for another wear.
Il our people will take no more interest ,
II their town affairs, they must be we'll
ausned with the present government.
ND have no right to complain at its adj
of the affairs.
The dupont people are here at yorl, on v
he proposed boulevard, and are slashinp go
way IN the mud and water in the Ellen. :,
ale Swamp between here and Robbins =
great rate. They are working about
'rty men, all natives from the surround oil
lg country. They are building a row of
lantles and hunks near town for the yC
Sc of foreign labor which is soon TO come
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Jacobs, of Rrid-
syllle, were social and welcome visitors "
the Dickerson' S last Tuesday. "a
The revival meeting, which the cold ,
d dissgreeable weather frosted. has cat
gun to liven up again. The members col
warming up to their work, and their y
oors are being rewarded with such sue ",
IS as some old and hardened sinners Frs
til souls like stone are being softened =
the powerful appeals to their con Of
ences. KiL
dr. and Mrs. John Davis, a voufbf,1
iple, who seem almost like children VII
mselves, are now the proud parents Nee
a fine bady girl, and their iov IS most 2,
'reme. The father is verv pro,id of Obi,
child Pa,iI D., Hir
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26
MILFORD NECK

The hunters seem to be making GOOD
use Of the pretty weather we are now Iav.
ing fox hunting.
The Ladies Aid Society meets with
Mrs. Joseph Bennett, this, THURSDAY
evening. We are glad to state our pres.
ident, Mrs, Mitten, is improving in
health at this writing.
Mrs. Sohn Burnell and son. Burton Of
hllendale, are visiting her mother Mrs
Ann Mills, who is also on the road to
gecovery.
\ Raymond Bennett is home after finish
ing his course of studies at Beacon &
College, Wilmington.
Miss Amanda Sipple, of Frederica is
visiting her sister Mrs. Charles Bennett
Louise and Wilbur Kirby have been
enrolled on the sick-list.
Mrs. Harvey Thompson is visiting in |
Harrington.
Miss Ruth Bennett spent Saturday and
Sunday with Miss Louise Kirby.
Miss Ethel Watson, of Milford. was a
Milford Neck visitor on Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Kirby is spending a few
lays with her mother who is under the
,are Of a physician.
Senday School next Sunday at 1 go /
harp, and hereafter at that hour. Class Z
meeting Immediately following. The I
rustees viii meet at the church on Fri e
ay at O'Clock for business purposes. p
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26
SURVEYORS AT WORK
IN HARRINGTON
WORKING IN THE FREIGHT YARD
Several y59 Pupils On Roll Of Honor. Few
visitors this Week. Harrington
Couple in Florida

The pupils Of Anderson S School y,
the Honor Roll for the month of @o1ioUi Io,,'i %
are as follows: High School ecradae J-,-i,s,,l ,
Odoth and Elsie Brown; higbest a1l-rS -
gTa1qes-Pearl Travis; Intermediate g-aJsl ~ .
-Netue Smith and Rella Broy,,,. S : ',,s' ~;
mar mary grades-Mildred, George w WaIta- gll-
S.,,;.,. snG Alexander Anthony and Watson tsSS,
On. On Saturday evening Mr.. and N5rs
Itsli lanes Outten gave a party in hono- ~ -
'l l1eiT sister, Miss Kates, teacher ~ NJ "
!,iS. Pie 0Iove. . Guests from the surronr,J nd
.Ig ~ .to county were present, and all en;ov-
perty of Arlington Wiz ''eu 'ne pro
sociefv ef, ~ ~ u,ay 5aylor entertained the Aid
Arthur Layton has accentaJe -.
u the city. p'su position
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26
BRIDGEVILLE FIRE
CAUSED EXCITEMENT.
House Set Afire While Trying to Thaw
Out Frozen Pipes. Creamery Asso-
citation Buys Fine Cows. c. P
Swain Appointed U. S. Mar.
shal.

a combination of frozen pipes. news
papers and torch set fire to the hand
some residence of Charles Owens. ESQ
early Wednesday morning last. 7. c
1haWley, 1 K. K. Layton, and other bus
mess men, with the aid Of the voluutee,
hre department, put out the blaze
Al the home Of our pastor, Mr.. aud
mrs, W. .. Bennett, a delightful partv
was gwen TO a number of Young peonIe
IN honor of their guest, Miss Fora los
Mrs. William Willin is spending few
days with her. sister in Dagsboro
Miss Mary Hazard left this weel, for
an extended trip to Atlanta. Georgia.
ERASMUS Jones and Norman Collision
nave returned home from williamson
"a. where they have been buying a car
load OF dairy cows for members of the
br!dgevIlle Creamery Association q 90.
operate plant owned by the farmers in
this vicinity.
Leon Cannon and wife spent part of |
last week in Philadelphia.
The Tuesday night Club was enter |
famed at the home of Miss Annie Led /
Miss Fora Joslin, Of Sudlersville. is the
guest Of Mrs. w. o. Bennett.
Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Sudler are the
happy parents Of fine baby girl.
Robert Hill. of near town, is seriously
n at this writing.
John {. Short OF near town, has been /
lulte sick for the past week, but is some q
'etter at this writing. !
We, the people Of Bridgeville. extend t
'ur congratulations to c. P. Swain. ESQ
..aaVing been appointed U. S. Marshal c
ne appointment of Mr.. Swain seems to f
e satisfactory to all Republicans, as it Il
recognition Of his party work and Ii
9yalty a
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

WHEN the Wilmington demo
cratic leaders opened their camaign
it seemed that the other parts of
their party scattered through Della
ware made but a sorry showing.
but ex-senator Richard R. Kenuev
and his friends have objected to
being the tail to Willard Sauls-
bury's kite, and from the lower
counties of Delaware there has
been announcement that the sturdy
warriors of Kent and Sussex County
will give aid and comfort to others |
than the New Jersey school |
master" which Mr.. Salisbury hopes
to have the delegation from Della
ware support as democratic nomi-
nee for president at the Baltimore
Convention next June. The voice
OF ex-senator Kenney is raised for
Alton B. Parker, or for an uniu-
structed delegation from Delaware. II
Kenney is fighter, and there is no
doubt but what he will be an i'm s
portant factor in the selection of +
delegates to the democratic State b
Convention. Its mistake to be. a
ieve that all the differences oil G
opinion in politics in Delaware is :
n the republican party lines. and Of
'efOre the mosquitoes get thick, i;
here will be much political blood
piled in the home of Delaware ia 3i
da
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26
GREENWOOD LETTER
NEWSY AS USUAL
REVIVAL MEETING ATME. CHURCH
Farmer Loses Horse and Cow. AGED
Man Dead. Several On Sick List

After the zero weather Of the past fe,
weeks work IS again beginning TO Dicl
up, {. W. Parker is loading piling an,
mine props. r. L. Coulter is r11ni,,
his roller mill on full time c. = Wa
rlngton IS still running short hours
ProtraCted meetings are uowiu Drooras,
al the NJ +. Church. Rev G. II. Stocks.
dale is assisting Rev. Moore
A horse and a COW owned bv W-iI1;s,r
Hatfield, died last week from causes nm.
known. At this season Of the wear If is a
great loss.
Mrs. Elizabeth Long is at the bedside
OF her daughter, Mrs. Annie Dav of
Clayton, where she was called by 4be
sudden illness Of the latter.
A. w, Gullett, an old gentleman ,,bo
lived alone, died at his home last Tues.
day Funeral services were held Thurs
DAY and interment made at St. Johnstown
cemetery. He has been feeble for the
past two hears. His relatives lives in
The West.
winter. ''ie
Mrs. William Reynolds, Of this place
vas stricken with heart trouble last SAT-, |
lrday. At this writing she is little i'm
DrOved.
Mrs. Josephine Wiley has returned
ome after three weeks visit with her
o. on and daughter in Philadelphia.
ilghman Cahall is sick at his home He
as lost the use Of his lower limbs.
I P. Tatman who has been on tbe
ck list for the past three weeks. is no
etter at this time.
Miss Eliza Webb, of Oakley, is attend
e school here. Sheis making her home
ith her graudmOtbar
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

Rev. r. J. Sard attended the funera
Of Mrs. Tina Fountain, wife of Zebia
Fountain, Sr., of Hickman, on FRIDAY. 4
Master Kenneth Cleaves is very i'll a
the home of his parents, Enos Cleaves
and, wife He is under the treatment OF
Dr. r. 2. Malone, of Greensboro.
A, Billings and wife, of Hobbs. spent
one day last week with the latter's S
mother Mrs. +. R RUSSELL
Mrs. Nettie Lister and daughter. Lii
han, have returned to their home near
Hobbs, after a weeks visit with T. H.
Harvey and wife.
! Miss Laura Thawley was unable to
enter Caroline High School at Denton
last week on account of sickness.
Mrs. w T. Harvey is at the home of
Albert Wine and wife, of Denton.
Robert II. Thawley and wife enter
tanned last week at their home in honor
OF their son Wesley, few young folks.
Misses Laura and Mary Thawley, Eliza
beth Billings, of Hobbs, and Florrie E
Dill, Harlan Blades. Olas Smith, Hartley
Ellwanger, and Arthur Cahall of FELTON,.
A pleasant time was reported bv the
guests.
Our school attendance has been quite
small OF late, owing to the inclement
weather.
Miss Helen Ross visited her sister, Mrs.
Clark Smith, on Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Breeding has returned from
visit with her son-in-law Frederick
of Denton.
Charles Harris stepped his foot on the
ground last Saturday for the first time in
bout two months. He was a happy
nan to get out again.
Mrs. A. 7. Garrett spent one day last
week with Mrs. VIM. Beauchau1p. west
# town
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26
Nov lis Representatire Rrereit

Now its Representative Everett
{. Johnson, Of Newark, Del, who
is in the field for Congress as a
competitor Of Congressman Heald.
should the Office go to New Castle
County. With several sons of
Sussex aspiring for this honorable
office, it looks as if the political
pot would be very warm to handle.
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26
Uniform RaIe Une Lent a Word
Each insertion.

II y0u lave want Lnal you tBipk some
man IA Milford can I'LL, take fl the whole
1eld at once by inserting a want ad IN thS
CHRONICLE.
The rate is one cent a word each insertion.
II you nave pig for sale, or have lost anV
thing. put II In this column
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

s. . gets Case four quarts WRIGHTs OVERoT \
mnisKes w S years OLD and flask Manhattan CoeF
y ealt u eEfs, express paid. Send Money OI der'
Nd. --S0 A'Au1s 1s1s 56 81,
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

or sOh SALE Large Brick store 100 feet deo-
o, Ieet Woe with large warehouse and stsbles
P0r PS particulars apply to q. w. LORD. Dovsr
26lt
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

wan rED.-High class man TO seli Treeg
Sar'a os, hoses' Vines Berry Bushes Bulbs etc
S990 80. wages, permanent position. exclnsive
HeIfI,5ory or Brown Brothers Nurseries Rocbesa
-OlA' 1-28 2tp
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

WANrED.-A farm hand Apply TO K. D.
Davis, Milford, Del "a 9in
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

FOR SALE.-Fruii and Truek Fam, ~ o,,,,.,
acres. Nine room house and goo5 ontb,,j S,sn
i-.,s d,oeeteo Witnln town limits Good roads s9ii
ano . on telephone line. Terms made kpo9,o 5.'
Be,o,l's BBercntsei- Mrs. Kate Beardsley, Lincoln
7.l4 II
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

FOR .sALE.-Fhty Young rigs al Polk Farm.
Greco Plantation. 1.lS.2t
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

BEFORE selling your farm mr. no,,,o g.. =
com con- plele description TO Williams & Scoft Ne
,1!uYi sen or exchange IN any location, VIZ
hams & Scott Selbyvills. Del i.1a',t ~
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

WANI Ed tent OF lease or farm with the
=, tislisRe oi onylng later. Ptefera by near Bri0e
/: !. q Weaver l622 Ridge Avenue, P6iisdeIpbis IN
19-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

FOX SALE-Oak, pine aud block wood. C.
l.. Russell, Greenwood, del. J.4t.p
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

FOh SALE-ChOice Of 40 or $50 Egg Maod,
Lee incubator. Also lew VINE WVspdolfs
Hens. John l.. Gray, Houston Del. i2tf
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

BuiIdlng Lot for sale, North Walnut " In
quire " r Aidred. s.I6tf
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

FOR SALE -Remiupton ~, ,.,y,,,a- -
as uew breu used very little. wiz sell cSe,l
10 QUICK purchaSer. Guarantee supply 81
WOltOn. Maryland 5s - -
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

~ yk SALE cheap or exchsnge Tor 4 voDn.
5DIid.ips 5'li,.s horse one 30 a. p Stationery Ensins
complete set Cement Block and BrteS Loch,s,,o' 1so
~ saerahee These machines viii set snvone ,ly
u Dusipess. Wiu exchange for Nav H. v1S = p "
Union stone Co., Wilmington, Del. 29.St
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

FOk SALE New style "A horse mower poe-
S, 1ess traction Engine also new stvle PeerIess
!. nfesher 5O4ao inches Wnl thresR i25 bnsbeis
PEI PEI ho1l' ibis machinery ia in thoronsb ~.
SnI ~ lor sale al bargain C. q. Sbew
l26tf
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

WANTED.-One cord gUO1 Hickory or Oak
frank l.. Grier.
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

20 ACRES Of land within one lulie OF Milford
ply Chronicle Once. G6-ltoF
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

FOR SALk.--5O barrels Feeding ,aolassos 111-
Ssnts SSa per gallon 20 tons Beet PUN 20 to1s2
5ei i,t u1a meg Chuwder fagent for an Pont5s
0iaslihs Fo"ders, &C.. Joseph f, Holland, I9.stf
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

FOR SALE. House and lot in Ellsndale with
good wood and meat house. Apply 10 S.rab
A. Warren, Glendale i-23 lin
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

WILL PAY Is 10 10 cents per pound for
Neck. A. Seydel. los u
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

WOOD. WOOD -One penny postal win bring
your door. Leonard Clendaniei Lincoln, Dei an
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

FOR RENT-Six room dwelling. nicely 10.
eated, close 10 shirt factory Z g Reed, Lin.
coin, Del. I6ff
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

FOR SALE.-Veal car six weeks old. Cow
coming SSNL. IouE IN Nay giving some mMk Will ne
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

FOR REN rs Room House Possession first
Kings Highway. 2e lin
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

FOX REM OR SALE-ElRhl roora bon.s
Two Two acres Of land. fruit and barn sttaCbed sifn.
Leo ~ ID hOust0n, Del Apply to 5. s. Wilson
- - Dei' l-26tf
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

can load Yellow Cob corn at any station
Write for prices. 3 VinyaTd I25st
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

FOR SALE.-l00 kegs Wire Nails, ~ tuns Barbsd
wire. j. K. Holland, Milford. Del lI2S9m
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

FOR SALE 20 stacks good Top Fodder. nj
L. Anderson LiucOin, Del. 12e ian
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKS sold h,
A. J. W Harper. Milford ne 4Sif'
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

WANTED-Man to work on a farm for whole
year. Apply 10 John Sipple, FTede-ice, Del
l-5-tfpd tor II
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

WANrED.-UhicRens and Eggs. Nr -,
nisnsst cash price for Chickens ana Eggs Ws1i
s.i,Is 81 kina 0i conatry produce. Jos. E. Warren
7-2stf
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

TO hEhf-rwo good store rooms. Iuouire
OF A. Ricards, GreenW OOd Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26

Ihe rate is one cent a word each insertion
| a. II you nave pig for sale, or have lost any
! tuing. put IL IN this column
FOR sALE.-Fhty Young rigs at Polk Farm.
Greco Plantation. l.lS2t
WANTED,-A farm hand. Apply 10 X. D.
Dsvis, Milford, Del e6 2tp
Building Lot for sale, North Walnut st In
quire ". Aldred. 5.I6tf
FOX SALE-Oak, pine aud block wood. G.
l.. Russell Green wood, del. J.4t.p
FOR SALE 20 stacks good TOP rodder
L. Anderson LiucOin, Del l2G iip
CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKS sold bv |
A. !. w Harper. Milford. ne 4-'f
CAN load Yellow Coz corn at auy station
Write for prices. 3. Vinyard 1885,
FOR SALE 100 kegs Wire Nails, ~ tons sarb.d
wire. j, Z. Holland, Milford. Del. II "a 2m III
TO hEHr-rwo good store rooms. Iuouire
d A. Ricards, GreenWO OOd Delaware
WASrED-Man TO work on farm for whole
'ear. Apply TO John Sipple, Frrde-ice, Del
l-5-tfpd tor II
ORDER Corn CObs now, This viii be as, |
! hr NHnanm
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-27
Mottoo.

As there seems to bc a misun- derstanding concerning the odd Fellows banquet, be 1t understood that all persons who are or ever have been members of the order arc earnestly requested to be present, whether in good stand ing or not at the present time. No invitations will be issued to friends who have never been a member of the order. (Signed).
 A. J. WENDLER, President.
 D. $. HUNT, Secretary,
 Valdez Odd Follows Club.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-27
MINERS HAVE
 IDEAL LOCATION
If Rock Contains Values Expected Miners Have Good Propo-
 Sition

Frye Ions of orc from the kay- ahauEh and Boone mine on Es- ter island is being run through the sample mill as a test of the mlnc run. Mr. kavanaugh. who has been working the property with his associate all winter, Slalrs that he has a thrrc-fooL ledge on tide water, with natur- al mill site at the mine and un- limited water power within 100 feet of inc workings.
 The ore brought to inc city is good looking rusty quartz, car ryIng good values. The mill test Will give a fair idea of the values the ledge contains.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-27
SPECIAL TERM
 COURT CALLED
Fairbanks Bank Cases Have Been Reset for Trial In
 June

The United States vs. F. T. Bar nrttr, C. w. Hawkins ct al.; or der heretofore setting cases for trial on December 2nd and 9th, vacated and reset for June 2flh.
 Order issued calling special term of court for that date.
 Thos. II. Mcridith KS. c. M. Cummings; J. S. Reid substituted as real plaintiff in place of Mcri- dith. Decision in favor of plain tin wherein plaintiff can rccuv- CT on real property only. Motion for stay of execution.
 United States, libalant. vs. Mo- tor Boat Florence; libel in sum $i00 and costs for unlawfully navigating waters without means of extinguishing gasoline fire.
 Ulu M. Thompson vs. Geo. Eel ton, Gus Dalgrcn and Peter Nic- nic; decree.
 March reports of commission CTS Finnegar. Tucker and Brit tam approved.
 Transfer of bar room license of Oscar Brccdman at Cordova io Alber & DooIcy approved.
 Seattle Me5Ehants vs. T. F.. D"ughcrty; sEpuIati0ns.
 B. kulfsty vs. Knights Island Consolidatcd Copper Company; order postponing sale.
 Spongbcrg rt al. vS. Reese ri al.; set for trial May 10th.
 F.. F.. Richie vs. KilfuShrr; or der sustaining demurrer tn an Swrr of defendant.
 Michael Sherry, a native of Canada, was admitted t0 citizen ship upon the testimony of Bar nry Neibling and Charles Mccall lum.