davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1923-05-04
Big Drilling Contract.

SHERIDAN. wyo., May 4.-ofn-
cials of the Western States on
company. announced letting Of on
tracts to drill six wells. Ono is in
tho Woody Creek Dome on the Crow
Reservation near Hardin. Mont. and
the others are In the Maverick
Springs field near Riverton. Wyo.
, 1923-05-04

CHICAGO. May 4-wheat No. 2
red s1.s1h; No. Q hard s1.1e%. Corn
No. 2 mixed. s2h @s2%c; No. . vel.
low. ssA @s4c. Oats No. 2 white
4s@46%c; No. 9 white 4bh @46hc.
Rye No. Q, s2hc. BaHsy. 67@7oc.
Timothy j.. seed s6.ooGs6.5oi clover
seed $40 p$r7.oo pork nominal.
Lard s11. 90. Ribs ss.s7@$s.e7.
, 1923-05-04

NEW YORK, May t-cau money.
nrmI high, 81 low, ami ruling rate.
4hi closing bid, 81 offered at 5HI last
loan, 81 call loans against accept,
anees. IL tims loans, hrmI mixed col
lateral, 5000 days, bA@bhI "a
months. 5A95Hi prime commercial
papaE, 64bA.
, 1923-05-04
Silver

NEW YORK, May <-Boreign bar
silver, 6YAoI Mexican dollars. btKe.
LONDON, May 4r-Bas silver,
81 1s.isd pei ounce, Money, ~ per
csHL-
, 1923-05-04

FTNDLAY. Ohio. May 4.-rhe Ohio
Oil company today announced a 10
cent reduction In the prices of all
grades of central west crude oil.
New prices:
Lima. s3.ss; Indiana. s2.os; Illinois.
s2.o7; Princeton. s2.07:. Waterloo.
s1.55; Plymouth, s1.45; Wooster. s2.15.
, 1923-05-04

NEW OPERATIONS r
REPORTED BY P. & r.
Drilling in Progress on Several New Tests in Wyoming
Salt Creek Well Shot; Another Waiting
For Test of Cement

Considerable activity in new operations is shown by the
weekly drilling report of the Producers & Refners. In the
Ferris field, well No. % on section 25-26-s6 has been spudded
in to 20 feet and in the Wertz field, well No. 8 on section
1869, has been cleaned out and is ready to 90 ahead after
being shut down for the winter.
, 1923-05-04


OMAHA. Neb.. May 4.-U. 8. De-
partment OF Asriculture.l-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 11.oooi market slow, about
5000 medium and ligh. butchers TO
shippers, 5000 lower, bulk 100 to
24o pound butchers. t7.3o@7.zoI top.
$780, bulk 225 to a26 pound butchers
to packers, s7.2o@7.a6i mostiy 15c
lowerI packing grades 15o lower; bulk
BOWS, se.1b16.25.
Cattie-Receipts. a.oooi very active,
beef steers, strong to io0i5o higher
top. $3.50; odd head. te.bot bulk, $500
@a.00; she stock. bulls and veala,
steady; bulk COWS and heifers, t5.76@
7.5oi bulk n and cutters. $3.50
gA.5o; bulk ~bolognas. s4.5o94.Tbi top
light veaIs. t11.ooi stocksrs and feed.
ers. unchanged.
Sheep Receipts, B,ooot lambs.
strong to a5o higher best California
spring lambs included SO pounds at
$500; bulk fod clipped lambs, s1a.65
@12.s5i nj choice light lambs In
cluded; sheep, scarce and stsady;
shearins lambs, strongj 90 pound
shoaring lambs, STATS.
, 1923-05-04

DENVER, Colo. May t.-Catrs-
Receipts, s4hi market steady, beef
steers, t7.oo@s.15j COWS and helfsrs,
$4.5o4s.ooi calves, SA.50@1s.60t stock.
ers and feeders, ss.boDs.oo.
Hoss-Reeeipts. 61sI market steady
to 100 lower; top. $3.50,
sheep-Roceipts. 1881 market
strong TO 100 higher; lambs, s13.76@
1A.26; feeder lambs, t13.7b@14.50i
ewea, S1.QeQs'oa,
, 1923-05-04

Flax Seed.
DULUTH, MINI. May A,-Ciosins
FAX. May, sa.o1i July, sa.saA asked;
Sept. t2.oa askedi Oct, $500 asked.
, 1923-05-04

Poultry.
CHICAGO May l-Pouitry alive.
lower fowls, aAoi brororr Ab@boo.
, 1923-05-04

HELENA. Mont. May 4-Trans-
mission of oil from the Kavin.
, 1923-05-04
Cotton

NEW YORK. May I.-Cotton spot
quiet, middling 1905.
, 1923-05-04

NEW York. May 4.-Heavy SELL
ing by professional short interests
again undermined today's active
stock market. forcing many of the
leading issues to new low levels for
me year. Industrials sagged one to
nve points and railroad shares one
TO three points below yesterdays nnal
figures. The closing was steadier.
sales Appropriated 1.56o.00O shares.
, 1923-05-04
Brief News of Interest On
Oil Operations In Montana

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-16

estna" tax naval pisael pritel rodiny Masarykovy
nanzelku toho velkeho exuanta vzpomince hrozn
leta valecna f. Esa.s 4sNae IS
Charlotte Masarykova spartanska lena snasela u
rpeni srdnate Jeden il zefe druhJ by armade sta
tn, prot eho ved boj, nanzel je czins
mlads dcerou Ogou Teprve kdyz druhou dceru Odvlek
rakous pochopove do videnskeho zaafe pf zhofa cse
kterou kruty osud ke rdm prikl tehdy ozvalo Mich
zoufae za1p9ni: "Gve me back my AiceM ssf
osud mel jeste jineho pfipraveno pro Char
lottu Masarykovou - radost aka by1a ldeem maokter1
zeny kyz val jei manze vtan ako osvobodite sveo
naroda, kdyz vraty il deti. .A# ts lo b
patem po doboovani vekeho zapasu zemfelaa
Charlotte Masarykova zem ktera il druhou
skutecnou vasti Slouzila j. rpea pro nj poznala jeff
navst je lasku Osudy te ejiho lidu byy jejf,
mi osudy. us ss@
ovdovely manze prvn president Ceskoslovenske Repu-
bky MIN vsichni verni synove dcery ceskoslovenske
no naroda czna ktera Masaryka rad mez nev6t muze
soucasnych dejn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-16


Josefa Jungmana. - $50 let
bude tomu is. cervencc, CO
Earodil se v Hudlicich ma Xii
vok}atska 4pfedni narodni budi-
tel Jusef Jungmann. V rodi-
sti Jungmamove v Hudlicich
projektovana jest "a tou pfici-
nou velka Jungmannova slav-
most. Podnet k uspofadani te-
to slavnosti dalo obecni zastu-
pitelstvo, ktere Sc usneslo po-
Tadati dlstojnou oslavu slav-
n6ho rodaka "a 1casti vsech
mlstnlch spolku a korporaci. z
.jednotlivych korporaci delego-
ivani 2 clenove do slavnostnfho
|vyboru, ktery pov6ren priprav
nylni pracemi Slavnost pora-
dana |bude pravdepodobn6
koncem cervence neb pocat-
KEN srpna t. r.
@ dcstavbS domu sv. Vita ma
lrAdcanech. - Arch. Kamil
Hilbert, stavitel domu sv. Vita
~ Prazc, zaslal plzenskemu &C.
nenniku' dopis, v nemz opra-
yuje zpravy, jakoby ma do
stavbu velechramu ma Hradca-
mech bylo zapotrebi .jeste 20
milionu Kc. Pise .mimo jine
"Posledni muj pfedpocet do.
stavby d6mu jest asi z roku
1905 a z toho jist9 media sc na
fastku 20 milionu usouditi. Y
pcslednich letech pax jsem "a.
laidne odmital sestavovati delsi
!, nezli rocni rozpoGtv. nebot' ce-
my sc stale menily-di'ive stou.
pajice, nyni klesajice- a Sc.
lstavovani pfedpoctu bylo by
byvalo praci umornou a mar
nou. V posledni dobe usneser
byl podnet, ably dokonceni do
mu Sc urychlilo k roku 1929
na kteryz pripada tisici yyroG
| smrti knizete Vaclava Svateho
| Fodn6t,. jehoz us'kutecn6ni ier
, hych vital. K uskutecneni jes
vsak tfeba penez a tech moz
no ziskati jcn zajmem verejns
sti. Pfehnane cifry - pre-
hnana Jest castka 20 tnilionl-
, ,lepfinesou zajmu, ale malom,
Anost, nebot' sehnati 20 milo
pu do peti rokd. jest sholo'
j nemoznosti. Abych pfedese
snalomyslnosti, opravuji myl
nou sinformaci. Pojem dosta
: ysni: d6muf muze byti .ovser
: jen relatiyni. Phi vyse uyede
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-16
\ CESkE ZPRAVY. =

mem podn6tul jedna Sc jen oI
prizplsobeni vnitfku d6mu eel
kovemu uzfvani. Jest treba
tedy rozbofiti mohutny slit me-
ri starou 'noeou casti, roze-
brati dvoupatrovou hudcbni|
kruchtu a tybudovati ctveropi|
lird vysokeho kiru, z nichz]
byla vylomena hudebni kr,i!
! chta, vydlazditi jest6 'asi 5000
MP lodi mramorcm, dokonciti|
l.ovou krucntu a pfenest; sem
prozatimne stare varhany, do
konciti nektere- prace Nporta-
lech a doskliti okna kapi a wy
soke lodi. Rozpocisti tyto pra-
ce podle dnesnich, aneb nej-
.lblizSich letech ocekavatelnych
cen, bude teIprve mym Ikolem.l
Rozhodn6 nebude zapotrebil
30 millionu, jiste ale sehnani,
$50 az 600 tisic kofnn rocne,
mali sc dociliti,. ably dom mohl
'byti svecen s tisicim vyrociml
smrti sveho zakladatele."
Libuse ma vyjehradske ska
le. Ceske obc isokolska byla
spravni komisf propujcena vy7
sehradska skala, ably zde mo-
hla byt cd Is. cervna nekoli-
krate provedena znama scena
Libusina proroctvi "a 1cinkova
nj Emmy Destinnove akapelni-
ka Zamrzly. Ma Vysehradske
skale ma byti zrizeno jeviste,
ktere bude veGer osvetlenO re-
flektory. Posluchacstvo Eau
jme misto ma protest. cisafske
louce. Predstaveni' ma trvat asi
4
til ctvrti hodiny. Phi akustic-
ckych zkouskach docileno bylo
skveleho vysledku, take moz
mo pocitati $ velkym uspechem.
&c. O. S. musi 81 vsak jeste pa
: ,tfiti povoleni ke stavbe al povo
leni !. bezpecnnostni policie.
Sloppy nsmeckeho BOehmer
/ waldbundu. v Plzni. Damska
skupina Boehmerwalbundu Y
}, Plzni usporadala "Pestry We
:. cer', v. jehoz.. .poradatelstyu
spredsedalas PAM znkova. O Vi
/ 2dobu mlstnostis ziskalasi ,zvl4
! stnich zasluh pani Haskova'
l. Pri proyedeni1p i1programu vynikl..
| hlavnes:: prof. Kyrka, 1Skalie.
:, KY, pi. BEusinova, prof. Kytka
-''pi. Roztocka, Stranska, 81. Sye.
4 dova a PIP. Marie a Striska =,
: patrne sami cistokrevnL
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-16

Patrick Mellon, dfivejs hrac footbau tete university
atu California mse ably prevail 1rad dozofce
ske renc sv6ho rozhodl Sc ztrv prazdnny urzova
MIN pofadku dratd A. T. T. spolecnostiN Arzone Jed
ne kdyz soupech zasIechl zensky has
pokouseci docili spoen Los Angeles bez uspachd
Pomohl I zvede ze to byla Theresa Carainova
City Ia nekoiik mesicd il vedl oltaf
Evening star., 1923-08-22

merely a bit Of by-piay. OF course. for
he must have had BY heart the names
of all the patients In that little place.
"Senorita de Socotra." said Greg.
You have been mssihformed." said
the doctor. mo such person here"
Greg was taken aback for the mo.
ment. He had made a bad start. But
he looked up as II an idea had oc-
Cured to him. Perhaps an assumed
name was given--to spare the family,
here, young Spanish. American lady
She is here. isn't she?'
But the doctor had taken alarm. A
| wary look appeared In his moist blue
eyes. Greg guessed that de Socotra's
| picturesque personality. not to speak
of de Socotra's pocketbook, had wor
his allegiance. He did not answer
/ Greg directly. but said suggestlvely
Spanish American and your cou-
Half Spanish American, / should
have said. Her father was an Amer
| lean"
"Ah." said DIR. Emslie. and Greg saw
that he had only damaged his owl
case further.
The gentleman who brought hei
here was not her real. but her adopt
| ed father" he explained.
| The doctor smiled politely. Ores
| saw that he did not believe word OF
II. without saying whether or not
lhere ls any s0ch person mere, ht
| said smoothly. may I ask what your
purpose is in asking"
II want to see her.
| The doctor shrugged expressively
| My dear sir. Under no ctrcum.
stances could I allow that withou,
the express authorization of her owr
! physician, or of her nearest relative
| We have to he especially careful with
/ the kind of cases that we treat
Visits are apt to be so exciting"
Greg saw that 1t was hopeless to
| try to persuade him, but he spared
for time little. The ledger or case.
record was still open on the desk, and
Greg was trying to read the latest
entry upside dc wn
CONTINUED in Tomorrow's Starr
Evening star., 1923-08-22
CONTINUED From Yesterdays Starr

Continued From Yesterdays Starr
"she speak to the boy. Right ava,
she come running back from the door
with a hard face. She say to me:
Quick, Nina! warm coat and a
plain hat" Senorita Blanca come out
norita Amelie not answer; she run in
her room. Before ! can move ! hear
n key in the front door. II bang open.
and Senior Francisco run In. Madre de
Dios! what a face! II is madman /!
am turned to wood where | stand.
He shake his fist to me and curse.
think I die then. He say: Get out.
before | hurt you!' But l cannot move
for fear,
matter. but he not answer her He
run down the hall to my mistres ss'
ROOM he slam the door open and run
In. My heart runs away like water.
] think he kill her. But there Is an
living ROOM She slip into that
room quiet. When the senor run into
her room she run out of the living
room and down the hall to me. Sc
norita Blanca try to stop her. give
Blanca push. and she sit down hard.
/ run after my senorita. ! whisper
to her: Go to the roof I know the
roof because the clothes are dried
there.
"Senor Francisco come out OF the
living room as my mistress go out the
front door. He telephone downstairs
10 stop her. He did not think OF the
roof. l run hide in my room. When
] hear him slam the door l run out
again. l run to the salon and look out
OF the window. The Sonora and Sc
norita Blanca lean out Of other win
dows. The sonora say like person
In dream: What Is the matter? Oh,
what is the natter Blanca say: L
think Ameiie has lost her mindr
We'll. | guess you know what hap
pen after that. From the window /
see Senior Francisco come out and go
back again. I see my little mistress
run around the corner and get in a
cab-was II your cab? see another
cab. and Senior Francisco get in 1t
with two men. Then both cabs fly
away down the drive We watch them
as far as we can see.
"In half an hour Senior Francisco
come back, bringin' Senorita Amelie
with him. l am sick and frightened.
My dear little mistress is Ike a
wooden woman. She say nothing.
let me so in TO her. He send me to
the kitchen. Afterward he come TO
me. He say: Where is the book you
stole?'
I am weak with fear. 1 cannot speak.
I only shake my head. He twist my
arm till think die with pain. He
say: The truth. Where Is it?' I say:
i don know. 1 give 1T to her.
He take me by the shoulders and
shove me out on the service stairs.
He say Get out of here with many
bad words. He always swear in
English so the sonora not understand.
He say: IF you show your face here
again you'll wish you were dead" He
put me out like that without a coat to
my back. And part me from my little
mistress"
Nina began to weep afresh.
Don't you worry about that" said
Greg. You'll soon be with her again
Listen carefully, and I'll tell you what
to do
But the instructions were not de-
livered just then, for Frank came run
ming downstairs to say that Senior de
Socotra had just ordered d taxi to be
at the door in three minutes.
CHAPTER XVI.
Evening star., 1923-08-22

tie prospect of the general strike
which seemed likely when workers
In number of plants walked out on
Saturday. Dissension has developed
In the ranks OF the strikers and the
support of public opinion Is lacking.
No newspapers are appearing be-
cause OF the strike Of 1inotypers. The
railways still are Unaffected.
Evening star., 1923-08-22

When you see the name "Baycr"
on package or on tablets you are
getting the genuine Bayer product
prescribed by physicians over
twenty-five years and proved safe
by millions for colds, headache,
toothache, earache, neuralgia. lum-
bago, rheumatism. neuritis, and for
Evening star., 1923-08-22
CHAPTER XVI.
The "Psychopathir SANTA rum"

The "Psychopathic Sanitar rum"
Greg said to- Nina: wait here till /
come back or send for you"
Boss, let me in on this" begged
Frank.
VERY well, come with me-" said
Greg.
They went out via the basement
Evening star., 1923-08-22

In every man there Is something
OF all men.
Evening star., 1923-08-22

pain in general. Accept only "Bayer"
package which contains proper di-
rections. Handy boxes of twelve
tablets cost few cents. Druggists
also sell bottles of "a and 100. Aspirin
is the trade mark of Bayer Manu-
facture of Monoaceticacidester of
Salicylicacid.
Evening star., 1923-08-22

With every purchase amounting TO
800 or more, We will give you, abso-
lutely free, our Sheffield Silver Service
Set, or your choice of our Apiece set Of
Decorated Dinnerware, or 26.piece set of
Vim. A. Rogers Slverware.
Milford chronicle., 1923-11-09
DAYS OF DIZZINESS
Come To Hundred. Of Milford People.

There are days of dizziness;
Spells of headache, languor, backache;
Sometimes Rheumatic pains;
often urinary disorders.
Doan's KidneG Pills are especially for
kidney ills.
Endorsed in Milford by grateful friends
and neighbors. Ask your neighqor!
Mrs. Harry Hudson, East Front ST.,
Milford, says: my back panied and
ached so couldn't do my homework.
At times to bend over was impossible. 1
was tired and it seemed 1 couldn't get
rested. At night when went to bed felt
as though 1 were lying on boords, my
back hurt so. Lots of times dizzy spells
came over me, blurring my sight, and 1
had to be helped to chair so could sit
down. A relative who had used Doan' S
kidney Pills, advised me to try them
and the first few worked wonders for
me. The continued use of Doan s helped
me so much that was finally relieved.
I am not bothered now"
Price Soc, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's
kidney Pi1ls-the same that Mrs. Hudson
had. -Milburn Co., Mfrs, Buff
alo, N. Y.
Milford chronicle., 1923-11-09
Public Sale

will sell at public sale at my home
one mile south of Milton, on the Milton,
Georgetown road, the following personal
property, on
Tuesday, November 20, 1928,
at 1 D. m. If that day be stormy, sale
next fair day. Pair mules, II years old
work anywhere; 1 bay mare, 8 years Ola
good worker and driver, single or double.
2-horse wagon, carriage. buggy, dearborn,
double tongue for dearborn; Ohio riding
cuitivator, international corn planter
Mccormick mower, Emerson riding ploWs
2-horse walking plow, hay rake Acme
harrow, ~ #. fam rack, tomato rack set
wagon springs, sweet potato digger, Walk
ing harrow, walking cultivator, suit car
riage harness, suits iron wagon mar
ness, lot other harness, COW chain' nal
ter briar scythe, rake, hoes, forks, SHOW
els bushel basket, lot 5-S baskets, new
bucket spray, bushel pot, cream sepaTa-
tor, horse trough, single and double
trees. 1 3-horse tree, cross-cut saw 5O
bu. wheat chest, lot hog wire, 2 bundles
barb wire, lot 2, 8 and 6 #. chicken WIRE
4 rolls S #. fence wire, vinegar barrels,
grindstone, 200 baskets corn, stacks
Short fodder, 2 stacks coarse fodder:
TERMS Cash. CLEVELAND JAMES
EronIr N- Hearne. Auct. Owner
n9-2t
Milford chronicle., 1923-11-09
$25O,OOO Sussex County
Highway Bonds

Sealed proposals will be received by w.
Elwood Wright, Secretary OF the sussex
County Highway Improvement Commas
sion, at Georgetown, Delaware, until one
o'clock P. M, November 20, 1928, for the
purchase of $25O,0OO Sussex County High
way Improvement Bonds.
Said bonds will bear date of January
1st 1922 all to be of the denomination of
ST 900, bearing five per cent. interest,
payable semi annually on the hrst day
of July and January of each year.
Seven of said bonds shall mature on
the first day of January, 1881, and seven
shall mature on January LIST of each year
up to and including the year 1910, and
six of said bonds shall mature January
1, 1871, and each year thereafter up to
and including the year 1870.
Any bond remaining unpaid on January
1, 1892, may be redeemed by the Levy
Court of Sussex County at any interest
period, at a premium not to exceed hVe
Said bonds, both principal and interest,
shall be payable at the Farmers Bank, at
Georgetown, Delaware, in gold coin Oh
the United States of America
Said bonds shall be exempt from STATE
county, municipal or other taxation in
the State of Delaware. -,
Ali bids must be addressed to w. Ell
wood Wright, Secretary of the Sussex
County Highway Improvement commas
sion, Georgetown, Delaware.
Bids will be received for the whole or
any part of the issue and must be accom-
panied by certified check Ior hNe per
cent. of the bid, payable to the County
Treasurer of Sussex County.
The right to reject any and all bids is
reserved. .,-..--
Said bonds are issued under authority
of an Act entitled "An Act to authorize
Sussex County to borrow one million dol
lars to be expended for the permanent
Improvement OF certain public highways
of Sussex County," which was passed by
the General Assembly of the State OF Del
aware, in 1921, and approved by the Gov
ernor March 81, 1921.
w. ELWOOD WRIGHT
Secretary of Sussex County Highway I'M
provement Commission. n9-2t
Milford chronicle., 1923-11-09
PUBLIC SALE

AS I have decided to discontinue farm
ing, will offer for sale, all my personal
at my home, on the road lead
ing from Robbins to Bridgeville, one
half mile from the stone road, on
Wednesday, Nov. ID, 1928,
sale commencing at 10 o'clock in the
morning, Rain or Shine, the following
to-wit:
LIVE STOCK
One horse, II years old. One mule.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Farm wagon, in good condition; dear
born, carriage, drill, riding pillow, riding
harrow, moving machine, corn planter,
rake Oliver No. 10 plow, grain fan; corn
shelter cider mill, set of wagon springs,
bar and pea sausage mill cooker, plows,
cultivators, forks, shoVels, harness. milk
chest, seed soWer.
A lot of corn fodder and hay. A lot Of
vinegar.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Good parlor suite, leather couch, rock
ing chairs, old fashioned bureau, / dres-
ser, two stands, bedsteads and chairs,
desk alright stove, cook stove, spinning
wheel, carpet and nattings, good DeLaY-
ell separator, pictures and many other
things too numerous to mention.
I will also offer my farm of 81 acres
on the day of sale. acres tillable and
the balance in timber.
TERMS: CASH. No goods to be re-
moved until they are paid for.
JOSEPH c. PEN UEI1,
P. O., Glendale.
J. B. Dickerson & Son, AuctiOneers.
n2-2t
Milford chronicle., 1923-11-09

COCKERELS FOR SALB-Twelve
dandy single comb Rhode Island Red
cockereis. Well developed, mahogany COL
ored birds, from pen of high producing
hens Cedar View Poultry Farm, Bridge
vile, Del. nz-zC .
Milford chronicle., 1923-11-09
Public Sale

Because of breaking down Of II health n OF
nv husband and necessity to move 70
diver Climate I will sell our home and
land, on
Saturday, November H. 1928,
,,ot,,,oo,, . and o'clock in the afternoon,
rain or shine IN FRONT sN,Itb OF IT,l 9LP
70 The highest bidder. The property con-
sists of:
$40 ACRES OF LAND
Iooa+ed only five minutes walk from town
iirc,ife on main road leading to Lincoln.
7-ROOM DWELLING with beautiful
S BHRN ! AND STABLES in excellent con-
dition. --,,,,e, - c,oo5 o-ro,a,1,
Fruit trees in bearing and berry helos'
Land in good state OF cultlVatlon:
TERMS: Large part of price paid can
remain on mortgage. -. ali Cant
Any prospective buyer can 4, can ,,, lap
and m he will give all details Of Information 96p
desired; or show the prope7TrLIyy, , I H,P ms
ETHEL K. DOWNWARD.
n9-2t
Milford chronicle., 1923-11-09
YOUR TAXES MUST BE PAID
BEFORE DECEMBER LIST, 1928

Make no mistake, you will pay be-
fore December LIST, 1928, three weeks
from today, all Town Taxes assessed
by the Town Council Of Milford, Del
aware, or I shall start legal process
according to law, to collect the money
past due.
have to settle with Town Council
in December, as Collector and Treas
urer for the Town Of Milford, for the
tax duplicate placed in my hands for
collection.
A list of all who have not paid their
tax will be made and presented to
Town Council, for it's information and
publication, as the Charter OF the
Town of Milford provides shall be
done, each year in November.
I can be found at my office In the
Municipal Building, daily, at the usual
hours.
JOHN H. ROACH,
n9-3t Receiver Of Taxes.