OBITUARY
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED BY
GRADUATE IN FHARMACY
TAILORS
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
Johs Degen Jr.
PIKE COUNTY PRESS
Friday, February 26, 1909
Orrit.ft, BROWH'B BUILMNQ BROAD AT.
suiwcription:
Own Ykar One dollar and fifty ceuts,
Six Months Seventy-live cents.
STRICTLY IX ADVA NCR.
Kntered a the pout offloe of Milford,
Plk County, PeniiKylvnni&, tm (wooii'l
olw waiter. Novum be r tweut7-flr.il., 1WJ6,
Advertising Rates.
OnolDcfa, onotnsertlon -k--- . -. . . l fto
Each ubfwquont Insertion .76
Keiiuvwl rntvfl, furnUhca on vpp neat Ion,
will b Allowed yearly advertisers.
Legal Advertising.
Administrator's find Executor's
notices - ...... - - 8.00
Auditor's notices ."0
Dloro notiopn - 6.00
Bhortff's sAles. Oruhnns court snlt.
Jounty Trojwrrs Bales, County stnte
mantj and election proclamation charged
by the inch.
. m. Ymm Kttan. PdbLIHHHR,
Mrs. Jennie Shearer of Blnomfield
N. J. U a guest of Mrs. West fall.
B. D. Blylhe and wife of Staten Is
land were gaeMs recently with the
lntuily of Dr. Reed.
Willinm E. Sigler a veteran of the
Mexican and Civil wars, and one oi
the oldest residents of Delaware tsi.
died at his home in Dingmans Ferry
yesterday morning aged about eighty
six yeirs. His wife, Hannah, who it
a daughtsr of the late Sttimml Hant
survives him. The funeral will be
bald tomorrow at 2 p m.
The firs, of W D. Ackerson & Co
whioh oerated stores in Newton N
J. failed IiiHt week with liabilities of
nearly 150,(100. linn Joseph Conlt
Jr has been Hppninteil receiver.
Mrs E.lwanl Shi phniil, residing in
Delaware Lip near Longmeariow, is
critically ill with pneumonia and her
recovery is not expecteil.
Rnpert P. Nilis, recently elected a
justice of the peace in Lehman was in
town yesterday to file his acceptance.
An agreeable surprise was tendered
W. A. Buck last Saturday evening the
occasion being to recall his birthday.
Mrs C. C. Tyler and son of N. Y.
visited the tamily of Col. Lewis this
week.
Mis Pearl Quinn is slowly irnprov
in health after a lung Illness.
PAOPACK.
B. F. Eillam is spending a short
time with his daughter Mrs 8. C.
Steele at Rochester and Mrs. E. M.
Green at Scranton.
Arthur Pel let t returnttl home last
week aAer being -the guest of rela
tives In Brooklyn and Paterson the
past two weeks.
Mrs H Adams of N. Y. Is raring
for her mother Mrs Bennett, who has
been on the sick list fur some time.
We are pleased to sea Mrs. W. H.
Clark oat again.
Mra EvJ Trlvel piece entertained
tha laditw aid Tbnrwlay lat. Report
ays a very pleasant day w.is ierit
by nil rB-niL Tie next u.ceting of
th at-' wil lie l M a' M.s H Fowler
March o
E lwln K'IIjui and Will Hinger
have beea erec'in new ie houses,
. Sorry to hear 'hit Cornelius Stepli
ens of Kliiiieyiiiiiuntain Is under tha
care of Dr Simons.
No church at Hiit plaeeKunday, on
counot of the hu h -' Hte:, the minis
ter wns mmlie in dune l. r f nui
L-uVlu!e.
CROSSES
lifum iM li'rl-.e uimlui' m-eu ve y
111 l a'owly improving .
Flstrher li:i.- :rii an wife ca'l
on relntlves i.l Grj y C i. -il :v.
The Missis Ltur. a ,d Ni -a Biri'e
ton hiva n turi Ml tn L neaster Pa
Lilv Ait me- l;h Mix J Sit ml
F -I ;. F 21
!te:r en ' Mary H.irllrsun
whn wml In lJ ..:.i 'e ptun to h train
Ing sellout I r ur t .ire nnsr eiiltii
their Vats' I'' ngi atulutitina.
Mr. and Airs A F. Simons mid Mr
T. N. fn ient Sunday with An
tkouy U.ii aud wifd.
The Is much talk of erecting a
crMmery at Lcdged ile, Wayne Co.,
this spring It would certainly be a
great benefit to the farmers and all
join lc hoping that It will be built.
SILVER LAKE
Mra Hiram Rake of Notch la send
t.ig a couple ol weeks with her moth
cr Mrs 8a run Hunt.
Mrs Ella Koberand daughter Laura
f Shawnee spent a part of last week
with the furmur niece Mrs Robinson
Uupherd.
Geo R. Bennett, stoward of Edgt.
aaere Club House will soon locate in
Monroe county. He expects to go in
I, K tw.MjnliU 1. !
wu ... j . t-ai i , io nun 1 1 ii .15, ,
Mr. Eaton Bevmis of Lavton N. J.,
pent t vera I dnys recently with the
family of Robi noon Shepherd.
Advertise iu tha Prat,
After an illness of les than a week
John Degcn Jr. died at bis borne, od
Water street in this Borough, yester
day of a complication of disnaes. He
was on the election board February
16th and was in apparent good health
but became ill next day. He was aged
about 29 years and was a son of John
Dcgen a well known citizen In town
He w.is a most excellent young man
honest, industrious, courteons In man
ner and was a friend to all and every.
body wrs his friend. The heartfelt
sympathy of oar whole community
will go out to his bereaved wife and
two inf nit children left to mourn hi
death. Besides his father and mother
he Is survived by brothers Charles
Walter Harry and a sister Nora.
The funeral services will he held
Sunday at the Episcopal Church at
2. 30 in the afternoon
KIMBLE
Mrs. Lucy Loaey of Hawley has re
tnrned home, after caring for Mrs W
F. Kelley nearly four weeks.
F B. Ward of Scranton was in town
recently looking after bis lumber In
teres Is.
John Malone of Port Jervis visited
his parents last week.
Xeonard Masker returned home last
week after speuding 10 days in Brook
lyn.
Mrs. Fred Hilderhrand of Hawley
visi'ed her parents Monday.
Mr. Geo Cortrigbt of Port Jervis,
visited friends here this week.
Frank Btirkhardt has returned
home from California.
EGYPT MILLS
Edward Garris, wife and daughter
spent Sunday with the former's sister
Mrs. Wm Justice at Pine Ridge.
Mrs Philip Ladtce is nursing the
fninily-nf Dnniol Vau Why afflioted
with scarlet fever.
Miss Lulu Counterman made a bul
ness trip to Bushkill recently.
Mrs Jus DePue has returned home
alter spendiug some time at Pen
Argyl Pa.
Miss Nora Counterman is spending
a few weeks at Coolhaughs Pa.
Harry Cortriglit of Cooibaughs was
a town caller recently.
Miss Melvina Van Why is on the
sick list hut ib convalescent at present
A violent electrical storm passed
over this place last week.
Mrs Amzy Morris and son Walter
and John Hits and wiie and Mrs Geo
Litis atteodi d the funeral of tbe lat
ters sister Mrs Ciias Crump recently
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollar Reward
for any oohj of Catarrh thttt cannot be
cured by, Hull's Catarrh Cure.
P. J. Cheney CO., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last 16 years, and believe
hint poifecfly honorable In all business
transaction and financially able to carry
out any obligation made by bis firm.
V aiding, Klnnau A Marvin,
Wholosale Drugglats, Toledo, O.
hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,
acting dire My upon the blood and muoons
surfaces of. the system, Testimonials sent
free. Price 76 oeuis per bottle. Sold by
all Druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for ooostlpa
tion.
Administrator's NoMce
EfUato of AmtrewC. Cron deceased.
Letter of Administration on the above
etfttM huvlug baeu granted to the under
slgiistl. all portions ludfbted to the said
ei ttu are requtwUMl to make payment, and
tintse Having oiniuiti to preaen the same.
without delay tu CALVIN CHON.
V eb 0, U 19 Dinguians Ferry, Pa
LICENSE APPLICATIONS
TIib fulliiwina application for HrfttiM
hav.i bi-ru lilwl ivilti the Olurk and will be
presi'ii'titl lo Ihti (Juurt or (juttruir feattitoiit
it Piko Cniinly mi the ibiiii Mimday n(
Alarcn lien rnr iviiibitlerncuin mill suurvT&l
IWITLf. l.Tl-b'lL'UIIJ
FrancU Merclvr, Wurrea B Van Gtirdao,
f ulllp t r ulinur.
OINOMAH
K. O Jloillotut, Albun ('otwrlll.
LACKAWAXEN
.T.ilni K. Mvr Itiibtrt K. Wagner. Lor
ens iiuiz. feumuua ijcnurt. carl ewe.
Aiux Ulll UlH
LEHMAM
Picrro M. KiliM' jIhi-u Ottouhelmsr.
MATAUOUAS
Jnupli H. Voat. HiTtiiuu Gubhardt, Ag
oos Leiclil. Jubn V KiiKlehai-t.
milvokd uoao
ChrinttRti Rupp, Loulne J . Frleh. Johu
K I luiriitiiii, Au(fiiit Mercidir, John C
Ueck. KrtnltTtck A lieck. WitrrBQ F. Choi,
Peru Lynmn, Leroy K Kljip.
VlLFUbU TOW.SblllP
Louis K. ltutfot, Kredunck Deiin.
PALHYIIA I
Kk-hurd Betch.Tl.
PORTIB
Frmlorlck Hufft-cker.
EIIUHOLA
Artlmr W. Koliiuuu. Aduloh . Kullar
judii T ok jr.
WKSTr ALL
Will S. Lnflfn, I- luril K BTnns.
JOHN C. Wtril'liKOOli JR.,
Clerk,
it 1 1 ford. Pa t Feb. 0, 11U9.
A Bure-Enuogh Knocker
J. A. Harmon, of Lizemore, Wesl
Va., says : "At last I have found tbe
perfect pill that never disappoint
iue ; and for the benefit of other
iftliotml with torpidliverand chronic
iioustipation, will say : take Dr
King's New Life Pills," Guaranteed
witisfitctory. 25o at C. O. Armstrong
Druggist,
. Illness it Costly
Loss of time so much; nursing
so much; medicine so much
total So very much. We help
directly and materially to reduce
the last item.
There isn't a drug store any
where better equipped or one
that gives fresher, purer drugs,
or one that employs better pre
scription compounders. And
still our prices are low.
Sick-Room
Supplies
Depend on
fort or convenience for the ben
efit of your sick ones. We have
a large variety of sick room
helps of recognlred value all
at most reasonable prices.
F. J. HERBST,
Graduate in Pharmacy
ONE ON THE UWTfEU
Milwaukee Cross-Examlnsr Became a
Little Too Inqulsitlvs.
Tbe lawyer who cracks Jokes at
the expense of the witness often gets
more than be gives. The following
Incident la a divorce trial is told by a
Milwaukee lawyer:
The witness was an elderly lady
and the lawyer was a confirmed bache
lor. "How old are you?" asked the law
yer.
"I am an unmarried woman, sir,
tnd I do not tbink It proper to an
wer that question." ,
"Oh. yes; answer the question,"
aid tbe Judge.
"Well, I am fifty."
"Are you aot more?" persisted the
lawyer.
"Well. I am sixty."
The Inquisitive lawyer then asked
Her If sbe had any hopes of getting
married, to which she replied:
"Well, I haven't lost hope yet, but
I wouldn't marry you, lor I am sick
and tired of your palaver already. So
you can consider yourself refused."
WHEN.
Madge When did I give Cholly
iny encouragement?
Marjorle When you said a girl
was foolish In these days to marry
brains when sbe could get money.
A False Prohphet.
Secretary Wilson of the Depart
ment of Agriculture tells a story of a
Connecticut farmhand's methods of
weather prophecy.
This farmhand believed be could
foretell tbe wectber Infallibly," said
Secretary Wilson. "On a walk with
me one afternoon a frog croaked, and
be said:
"'We will have clear, weather for
twenty-four hours. When a frog croaks
In the afternoon you may be sure of
twenty-four bours of sunshine.' W
walked on, and la twenty minutes or
so a leavy shower came up, and we
were botb drenchtd to the skin.
"'You are a One weather prophet. '
aid I, as we burrled homeward
through tba downpour. 'You ought
to be ashamed of yourself.'
"Ob, well,' said the farmhand, 'tbt
frog lied. It's t blame, not me. Am
1 responsible for the morals of tba:
particular frogT' "
The tln of the Tall.
Vu Koo the brilliant young Cbln
e editor of tbe Daily Spectator ot
Columbia L'ulverstty. said the otbei
day ot a criticism:
'Wbeo I began to read, 1 thouebi
tbe article was lauda-ory. 1 soon
discovered my mistake however. TbaJ
article recalled to ma a motor ride
that 1 took with a Junior last month.
The Junior's car was not a re
markable one nnd out In the coun
try after luncheon the youug man
was rather pleased wbeo a farmei
laid to hiin:
" 'I guess that thar automobile o:
jrouro is a hundred bosspower Isn't
itr
" Oh. no,' la'd the Juuior, with a
pleasant smile. 'Oh no. my friend
It is only a nve borsc-powoi. A bun
ired horsepower would be ever so
much larger.'
"'1 wa n t Jedgln' by tbe slie. bu
bv tbe seise,' tid ts farmer."
us for any com-1
Doing' One's Best.
Human work must be done honor,
ably and- thoroughly, because we are
oow men; whether we ever expect to
be ancels, or ever were slugs, being
practically no matter. Raskin.
FRIVOLOUS MADRID.
Spanish Capital a spendthrift Town
and Devoted to Gossip.
Tbe note of Madrid la frivolity. It
la a spendthrift town. Nowhere do
so many people of modest means
keep carriages; or at least hire them
The automobil has supplied a new
outlet le an old passion. -
Nowhere do. so many people who
cannot afford to have a motor driver,
or to buy regular supplies of petrol
(which, to be sure, is both dear and
bad in Spain), keep an automobile.
Therefore they tun. out now and
again for a short run at higb apeed
to their own glorification and the dan
ger of the public. Aa for that public.
It lives In the streets and In a per
ptrtual state or brisk talk.
Wkat London or Paris news comes
through to Madrid, except telegram.,
la mostly gossip. Important matters
appear to interest the Madrileno Ut
ile. What did interest him was wbea
a young person appeared on horse
back in Hyde. Park In a Dlrectolre
costume. Feather headed and light
heeled, the Maurlleno is, on tkt other
band, good natured and easy to live
with. .
Madrid women dress well, even
very well, and the charm of tbe Span
ish woman la nevjr denied. Modern
Madrid Is sometimes supposed to be
modelled on modern Paris, but the
writer's view Is that there Is nothing
Parisian about Madrid, except the
Paris works desperately hard. Is In
tensely interested In serious things
and producers, thinkers and men of
intellectual and scientific, eminence
Madrid certainly does not work hard
does not appear to be much Interest
ed In -nythlng but frivolity, and few
of her greatest men, jven statesmen.
are muco more man names.
THE OUILLOTINE'a ORIOIfi.
Not Invented by the Denial Old Doe-
tor but by One Schmidt
in a book lust oubliahd bv HmIoi
Fleishman in Germany the usual atory
ui '-ue origin or Ui uastrumsat of exe
cullon which wtu najjrnd for Dr. Gull
loUn in the day of tbe French reiga
oi terror la Uaciy denied.' "There la
no truth in Uie story, which has so
lona been believed." ba uv. "that
the Eenilil Old uhviciun tnvntd lha
macnilie wmr.b IL'au fiuniMd fni him
and by menu ot which be Is said to
nave lost nia Ille shortly alter Its
adoption. Uuillutin, In keeping with
the spirit oi bis time, proposed on
ucl lu. 17 as. that all offenders, re
gardless ot their birth or station,
should be dealt with alllta bv tha laa.
and six mouths later be proposed to
the Government tbat convicted mur
derers should be beheaded by means
of a 'simple apparatus.'
"The mechanism of whicb ha anil
no one nine bad auv Idea at that tlma
was spoken of as the 'simple appara
tus by the humorist of the day, ud
Uie pUrau sw used to make Its pro
poser ridiculous; so that wbea a so
chluo finally was adopted the wits of
the time named It guillotine. The
Uoernuient evidently recognizing the
vaiue oi me suggestion, asked one
Antoniue Louis, a surgeon at the SaV
peirtere, to devise a machine and later
iave a similar order to a carpenter
ay ibd name of Guidon, who offered to
construct an instrument for decapita
tion fur 6.66U Uvrea.
"This was cousidered too high a
price, and the contract waa gives to
i Uermau cabinet maker by the name
of Tobias Schmidt, who received tu
livres for the accepted model la 173
Brhuiidt mads guillotines for all the
proviures and the industry brought
him a moderate fortune, which he
proceeded to squander la Paris, while
Dr. Uulllotin. who never had anything
to do witb the muking of the machine
wblch bore bis name, continued to
practice nis profession quietly and ua
ostentatiously in Paris until be died
there ou Maicb Z, Hit," Chicagt
WHY pay as much for a
ready made suit, as for one
made to your measure?
Our prices are not bigh
$15.00 will buy a mans
three piece suit or overcoat
ttatJe in the latest style
and fit guaranteed. If you
pay us more you get the
value in better material
and linings.
; Womens suits start atf 20.
See our line of table linen
it is worth your while.
Th Jallleta.
Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing.
TELEPHONF CONNECTION.
Broad Street, Near Ann
REPORT OF TUB CONDITION OF THl
Jurat National Bank of Milford
in tbe State of Pennsylvania, at tbe close
oi Dullness, February 6, 1900.
BESOOBCIS
Loans and discounts t 4S8QQ 19
Overdrafts, secured and unse-
tt jT' j 1 0
U. U. Huuds to secure circulation 6,ou0 Ou
Premium! on U. a. Bonds wto 00
Bonds, securities, ete MiMOOO
muiaiuK iiuue, lurnnnre and
fixtures
Due from approved reserve
agents
Notes of other National Banks. .
fractional paper ourrency, nick-
ele and oents r
Lawful Money Reserve to Bank'.
vis:
Specie... oas6 60)
Legal-tender notes. .. l,mo uo )
Redemption fund with U 8.
lS.eKS 85
80 O
413 sv
8,805 M
treasurer (6 of circulation) 160 01
Tot' lt,838 K
MAD1U1IH
capital stock paid tn i 86,000
Surplus fund lOOUOM
Undivided profits, leal exnanaoa '
and taxes paid 8,734 54,
iimuiin nana nou outstanding SO.0U0 ot
Due to other notional banks fcig ft
iivi.i-iiu u upaia XT St
Individual denoelta
ciheok .... 128.67 74
unuauu oertincates OI deposit. . 1,060 V
oerwiieo caecae gj gt
Total.
tAtinrPimiMTlH!. r- .1
..fMB,89B e
1, John C. Warner, Cashier of the alnvt
....,"- uo wiemoiy ewear tbat tn
above statement Is trns to Ib beet of ait
knowledge and belief. '
JOHN C. WARNKR, Cashier
PuUorlbed ana sworn to before me thl.
Uth day of February 1W8.
J. C. CHAMBERLAIN, Notary Pnblle.
Correct Attest:
W. A. H. MITCHELL, J
P. N BOL'KMQUi, S Directors
A. D.BROWN. j ""eotors.
Court Proclamation
SUte of Pennsylvania )
Countv of Pike.
Notice is hereby given to ell person
bound by reoogolsanoe or otherwlie to ap
pear, tbat the March term tvOs of the
everal courts of Plks County will be held
at tbe court houie in the Borough of Mil
ford on the third Monday (16) at s o'clock
p. m. and will be continued one week It
necessary.
OKORGE GRBOOBT
February 23, 1809. Sheriff
Register's Notice
The following sooounts harp been fllet'
- ku wu, ii. presented u
the OrphanTs Court of Pike Countv, fm
oonflrmatioB on tbe third Mondar ot
March next.
"L"" ary Kane, deceased. The fl rat
and Anal account of Joseph S. Esde, Afl-
Kstate of Harry Molllneanx, deceased
.us iu.i Mia hum aoouunt ot iissle A
Mollioeaux, Administratrix
iwiMueui itiisaoetn J. lieidel, deceased
Tbe first and flual aooount of (3. W. Bull
Uxecutor.
batata of Robert Anderson, daoeaied
Tha flmt nri An. I . . iiJlTJ .
. . wwuu ui nuoen a ii-
derion, Executor.
Kitate ot William Schuppe. deceased
k n. x- uanae, AOllllnlltretor.
u,t. --. . John v- Weetbrook Jr,
Milford, February 16. lvOW. Keglater.
Isle ef Wight. - :
The Isle of Wight Inhabitants are
not alone In speaking of "going to
uiglaaa when they leave their own
fragment of the kingdom. A patriotic
Corniahmaa also "goes to England'
when he crosses the Tamar. 81ml
larly, inhabitants of the Balkan penln
tula talk ot "going lo Europe" wbea
they leave their own corner of th
continent in curious contrast with the
people of Great Britain. They re
gar themselves aa both of and In
'Europe," and accordingly It la only
'the continent" that they visit Th
record In the splendid Isolation lin
la probably held by that minister of
the Cumbraes, la the Clyde, who
prayed for a blessing upon "the la
habitants of Great and Little Cum
brae and the adjacent islands of Great
Britain and Ireland."
First War with England.
China's first wsr with Enclaad oe
curred In 1IJ. wbea the Chinese gov
eminent attempted to atop the Im
portation of opium Into the country by
the East India company. The or turn
trade had grown rrosa 410 cbeeta In
l? to 10,600 chests la 1117. and was.
therefore, a most important revenue
to the British company. England sent
her warships over and achieved vart
ous succsssea with both land and
aavaJ forces, and war terminated la
the treaty of Nanking, which gave
England the island of Hosg Kong
opened the Chinese ports to British
trade, and exacted a war Indemnity
111 0(h) poo trora Chine.
1J Mi
WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES ,
Men who shave or would shave :themsefves
wl find at ARMSTRONG'S a com pete line ot
'Everything: Refined for Self ShaVtog;; nXr--
Regular "and Safety Razors, Strops,, Miixprs,
Wings, Brushes, Soaps, Creams, WicR Ha'fft
ETC" ". 1 ' .
ARMSTRONG'S . PHARMACY
h,
GAS FITTIiMG... i
Cuddeback A &
S BROAD ST.,
Amatite Roofing:
T. R. J. Klein & Son, Agents
Iron and Tin Roofing of all Kinds
Metal Shingles and Metal Ceilings
Hardware, Stoves . and Ranges ..
Gutters, Leaders, Plumbing. Gasfittine
ft
Ii5
Pi
R'
General Jobbers aid. Repairers
Broad Street, Tlilford Pa .0
COVED TO 1630
WE are me oldest Wine and Liquor
House Prultophia. We have
been obliged to move from the
old stand where we have' been for so many
yean must have more room to accommtf-
J. - - -I r.
ow our mcreasmg Duuness. Because we
have (he finest trade in Phladdphia no
reason why we should be.hiahet oriced. .
Old Pcnn Whisky, 75c quart,
$2.73 gillon is the finest -Whisky (or its
price is the world.
Imperial Cabinet Whkky. $1.25 qt, $4.75
gaL, distilled from selected grain spring
water.
Goods shipped to al parts of the
United States.
Sift Ptjet.
Whisky ;
WaVMMtyi
Thomas Massey & Co.
Foceaerir
1J10 Chestnut SL VUCSUIUl dl.
rMladelpMa, Pa.
Stilt warm.
After watching a turkey gobbler for
some minutes. Tommy exclaimed:
'Look, mamma, the old gobbler has
bad his fan up for half an hour, and
hla face looks Just aa red aa sverl"
Nsw Thought
As a wan thlcketb In his heart se
la be. Look on the sunny aide, deter
mine aot te see shadows and make
the best of everything and lite will he
one aweet song.
Hsbit Hsrd te Overcome.
Many people find It Imnoaaihu a
get over the habit of adulterating the
truth which they use.
A Cynicism.
Woman's most valuable aaaet tee
the tmaglaatloa of man. Loodoai
Truth.
Beautiful Lake Geneva.
Lake Geneva, la awltaerlanA, te
ulte tnelgolficant aa lakee go. being
only t miles long an tea Biles wide,
hut It l remarkable tor Its relation
M g heantltul laadscape of which N
, ,. k
If you are intend
ing to put in Gas
or ars having any
trouble-with your
pipes already in,
Let us know.
SAHITARY ;
PLUMBING
in all its'1- -branches?
::.!;
' ' MILFORD, PA'. K
CIIESTtlUT ST
tsn ft a a rs
r'red Small, on hi rarnj in Swu i
vllle, Me, b&s a very luri-ess i
method of acsrlng crows from . -a
cornfield, having s bantam root r
In a wire cant, with ocm sttuchi '..
sod aa everybody knows the coi-kei. I
Is s very early riser, snd starts n
crowing st oure, nMrn keeps I J
crows from inteiferiug v. Itb the com.
Tlie Phlloiiiphr- of Folly.
'1 have an' intense hatreJ of
greed and money-grabbing,' says tba
Philosopher of Folly. "It makes as
slrk at heart to see meu makiug
more mony than I do." Cleveland
Leader. ?
Author a Prey of Cynicism.
Toblo. In tbe "Honey Moon." say:
"All women are aogels btfore'mnr
rUge. and 'tbat' la the reason why
hasbsnds se soon whrb them tobeiv.
en afterward.1 - . . -
Only Freedom Worth Hsvlng.
The. only freedom I care about Is
the. freedom to do right; the freedom
to do wrong im ready to pari wnu
oo the cheapest terms to anyou
eo IU 4k it oi tn. Uuais,
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