Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, March 19, 1909, Image 1

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VOI, XIV.
MILF01U). IMKE COUKTY, PA., FUID.VY. MARCH li), 15109.
NO 2!
BRIEF MENTION
Mr Maivin i frt'leri-g a bill to
allow any owner of timber Intuit to
bave them made port of the State
foresl pronrvM and remain auder
tie cure and con-roi of that D.-pait
ment for 0 sr; with a Droit- to
taxation. Ti e I'l.j ict being tu it
oresso forest I mils.
The Port Jerrta aud Delaware Vol
lay R. B. has made application 'u
incorporation In Ne.v York 8"
and also applied to Tort Jervis coon
oils fir francUae to lay tract in
that city.
Report! from Washington inilioatc
that lion Johu D Ll.idi. whose Ill
ness was recently uottd, dues tot im
Jarove, In fnct bl D,-U.cy, future
tlfem, terms to incnate.
To Jude by tbe city papers it
seem that nearly every gtil, of more
or Iom tocial prouiiuer.cn, who It
alxmt to be married baa her picture
in the paper huge s life, if uot twice
at ratural. It k ars to to a fad
lot there might be"d fferent opinions
00 the qieaticiD of tbe good taate i f
sich publicity.
Mr. Roosevelt while ocenpyirg
tbe Whito Ilnuse i.nce taid : "A
woman in me should apjxar in
print but tice shen b is nnr.
rieJ Bud when she in buried.'' Per
Imps tiio gir's ae taku g advantage
of the olio lime at I art.
Levi J. Miudangh of Parkers Glen
was in town Tumo'ay.
Geo. M. Dallas, who many year
ago van a Mi'.funl visitor, and fir
1 lie pest 17 year on tbe U. S. Cir
cuit couit bench bits loslned.
New Yolk City paid ;00. OWtnow
bills Hit past winter and there was
not ruoch enow either. Jf properly
(Speeded II at a mnuat uf money
should bate made u largo in, predion
ou the bread line.
Tbe puDtfehtnttit it liioted on Chas.
.Uerruan for voting twioe at the last
November election evidently was
Intended by tbe court u it caution In.
all who wcnld cfiend in tliat n:ac
tier. Any peaon who trows be la
not legally entitled to vole ehonld
not be perrnaded to ttfir to do so
and take cbatoet. It ia a crime to
a tempi to cast on illegal vote, ai.d
any one, if in doubt aa to hit right,
can entity bare tl.e question aettlcd
hbout rubj clitic biuitflf to a proa
ecntli n. Let tbia be n lesson to you
..
Tbe Joint rpaolnllon to appoint a
ooairaiftdnn to act with like cotuuiia
aiotis fictn tbe aititca of New Yoik
kid New Jeisey to ti qui t into und
a-certain tbe pro! able cott of arqair
Uig toll bridges trroea the Do'aaaie
tif rr aud appropriating; f 5C0 lor ex
peMea waa aigneil by UnTemor
tituart Monday and ia now a law.
At exainiobtiou fur rural carrieia
on the route I rum Uilford thru New
Jorsey will be held at tbe High
Hobool BaildiuK in Milford April 10,
1909 at 8 p ru. App'ioatioo blinka
may be obtained at tbe Po-t Offiae
Milford. Pa.
- Too bad that the weather pte
Ttnbad tliat Beauty 8qosd from chow
tnf at ita best advantage daring tbe
Inaugural ceremonies. . ' V'-
In another column P. N. Boonitut
Trusiee, advertita 118 eharea of tbe
C'jpUal atock of Milford (ia Coui
pany to be aold April 8, 1909.
Joaepb flrcknai:, tbe young irmn
sbo was discharged by th coutt
Monday, that tame evening became
riuipatjeoua ai d was pat back in
J.ill. Too uiauli U cs , tul if he get
bafor tbe court egtm be will no
doubt be given time tu ruti- ot on bis
falling.
A ' flan bsck" it aa grod a name
for an Inauguration biizziid aa any
other in m coniiiiunity tl.at ct n&uca
itaolf to dbc ett laiit;oag.
Mr. Tnffe measage was satisfying
to many statesmen in th-.i aiojple tact
tuut it did not totiud like tbe h eon
of a mau who is ulwuys looking for
tro.ble.
No doubt onie of or.r nv re rr lets
eminent t-tutosmeii In .k luiok on tbe
pa; stvui yar u toiuotbn in tbe
tftitura of t LiMTibio lon' aiare.
Africa mav nut ko.i v ii. tul the It
soon to bs rwlcovi'roj
UrcatlTincrnagedluipoi taof bro n
soi ar Indicate that tiie mapln auar
I ease u is elore at band.
Mr. T. Roosev.lt ef O.vst. r B .t,
a , una iu Lim lie uiaaiiJg ot a
model pi i vale ciiix-n.
Tariff reform by its friends"
vkbatlsitf Upordowaf
Ameri -an crowda are proverbially
patient. Hut this I bur uli. n the
pahlie ms ' -Chaii'.'H the date of ii.
aiu uiAtiuu, it intdus il.
Bm arc i8;n 10 Joito fi.t.
and wife of Milford township a son.
The tro t It to increase tbe itkn f
e'rrarettes, wbiob is belter nnvs
thin we might bave expected frem
that qoaricr.
President Taft geta tbe whole tTf
(KXf per year without baring lo ndt
arccn l on tbe tail end of a railroad
train to rake In tbe extra twenty
five. A noiseless typewriters to be n an
ufaclnred in tbe East. That oupht
to fill a lin e felt want. Now let
them Invent one that loen't tbe
gain.
Elt bet the date of be'inaagara
tlon thoold be changed or ..the ruv
ernmeut should pioviiletnowslices
for the nseof Yinitorsla. emtrgen-
oie . '. - "
A hoiae belonging to Daniel Abcrs
died this wrek In the barn formally
owned by Wiuslow, probably tlnn
starvation. It was rtinoved and
burled by order of the Board of
Health.
It is rot wise to n:ake much gar
den yet. The weather this w ek did
uot induce spiring fever.
Gi-i rge I. Anm-H, editor of oni
Dumii Aniiouls, n i u.it publiaheil in
Butsliiinn tbe Ir.-errsts cf bumnrlly
o all kinrti. if of bias's, is (lend n!
tbe (!t of EO yriiia. I'o ia brnilol
tbe Iluicane Kreii tirs .u theoout.tr.
HYMENEAL
BljJiNKI L 1'l.AHK
MifS Sum E-tr.-lle Clnrk, dotiglilci
if the latfl Mr. and Mr.. Matliia-i M.
Clark, of Huir.inowlapurr. N. Y. and
Jacob L Bnnne'l, ediror of the New
Jorsey HeruM f Nwton, and aerre
niy cf the New Jersey E 'itorlal As
soeintion, were niui-ni-dnt 11 o'clotk
Tiiesi'.ay, at Ibo Hotel Aator, Ntw
York, by Rev. . Jni. ra M. Btieklcy
ditirof !'T!ieC: i siia i Ailvrcate"'
as:a;fd l y Kev. Clan nee lUmrai ,
of the Firt Pits' y lot nin churoii ol
Nan ion, and pallor ot the bride and
grooui.
Tiie niosin wan by Miss liutU 0am
ilton, of Pimghket'psto, N. Y., and
Mi II. E-teII P.oo, a frUnJ, of
White PlaiDa, N. Y., ?anR "O, Prrtn
ae Me." Tbe usher were W. B. U
M ison, Charles Sirykor and DeWiu
U. Caiter.
Tbe bride was given away by ber
brotber, John Meltler Clurk uf New
York. Hue was attiredin a weddine
gown of Catawaba broiuicioth. After
tbe onrrmiH.y a wedding breakfast
was aerved in the adjoining banquet
bail. Tbe Uaxelte.
Nnr Otatk la 6i Fnd ,
I was a thrilllug extierienje ro Mm
I !a Sopor to face dra'n. "For years
a severe long troublo gave ine irt
terse suffer.ng," she writes, "and
several times nearly caused my death
All lemedlus failed and dootora said
I was incurable. Theu iJr. KirvK
New Discovery brought quick ie!idf
and a core so permanent I but I bave
not been troubled in twelve rears."
Mrs S.iper lives in B'g Pond, Pa, It
works a or der In Coughs and Cold',
Sore Luna, Ileiuonhvgee, LaUripte
Asthma, Croup, Whooping Cough
and all Bronchial affedctlon; fiCc
and t CO. Trial bottle ftee. Sold
at all droggktts,
- Notice of Sale
Tbe uude.siguel will tell at Pub
Uo Auction', in tbe Froat Bud ol the
Cjnrt Ilouae. lo tbe Borough of Mil
ford, Pike Co., Pciin , on Sjturil.l,
tbo Third day of April A. 1). l'JC'J at
2 o'clock in the .i.'i. ri oou, 1 ISsbans
of the Cap.tal S'eck rf(h3 Milford
Ojs Co, uir valuj tJo per sbaro.
Vli.l be si.Ut in lots of from I to 29
a'nirea. Tbia Com) any baa teou pay
iug aa anuiittl iliv.djud of 6 par re t
f.r aome years, li;,s a Surplus of
about 117(10. tl.M t'Uliilril w'..'x lu.i....l
,., I701X). or
Ibiastotlt mil Iki F;.:d lo clote tbe
I ...
Lstaie of lliouas Am s-ronj.', de,
oeaaed. Teruis aril o indi: ions made
.
knowu on day of sile
P. N. KOURNIQUE
March 15, IPOS. SiG
..wim
Tat laii.' Cf Cva .
was teen in lue red f.i
hndy of tiie lif.ie
Adar,,-, of Henri it;-, i'a. Uisa'UiJj
pbgl.t from eir-n a had, for ttv
ycus, iklieil ail u-imdies, and bi.f
' U it the lK-st dictors. tvh i said the
p,,is.alid blorxl hid all -etui his iungs
mid uotliinx eoui.l sivo hiui. Bui"
wil ei iiU in tlitr. "seven bottles of
EiecMio Hitlers couiple'eiy curi
him." For F-ruptlnno, E' z-Miia, Salt
iiheom, Sore aud all Blood Dis
orders and Z.eunaiisiii Eltetrit Blt-
l-r. is Supreme. O ily 60c.
BoU by
.
all Ocuj8is:n.
MARCH TERM OF COURT
'
T'8 regular term wos held Moi
t:y oeiuro .. II Staples fresieionl
Juolgo an.) Associates J. F. Eno-
hurt and G. R Quick
Jonttable made tbeir Dsaal re-t
trrus, ami ti e court touk ccoarion lo
ii.srruot tberu to notify supervisor
that tbe law regarding teinoving
loose stone from roads tnul le
oboyed, and oUed the fnct tba re
catilly in a court l tin.-' a tote a town
abip v. aa com pel led lo pay (30 dsiu
ague done to a boras becauso of i on
coiupli.inco. Tbo conrtalsodirectnl
ooualablea to nolify snjieisora thai
ronda mutt be put in good order, tnd
tbnt now,- or very soon, ia tbe time
to woik ronU, and not Talt uulil
unitnfr, and tbo oon?table wn:t
report to court at texvterm whether
the cotice was obeyed.
Accounts in catatrs of Mnry K-d,
Unrry Molline.aux, Elizabeth J. Lei
del, Robert Andeison and William
Selinppe confl.-tned.
Auditors report eftate P. B. Clnil
filod.
Bridge In Lnc-ka waxen ; Innpeotors
reports deducting 125 on auutrvrtie
Inre and t"0 on stono work flled aud
rule (jraaled on coutraeton io ibow
c.nso why samo aba'.l not le mud?.
E-tnte D W. r!!ioemrk.", re'ern
in oiccr of tola rf real el ilo con
flruicd. Ettute Robert Ander.wn, lly. T.
Daker Eq Ep;ioin!ed Auilllor.
Estate Minerva Vun Akin,pe!iti,-.i:
for halo cf real atate granted and
Kind fixed at 11000.
Bubkill Water a vs Win. lit ni-
lopwuy, opinion of court filed dis
missing rule.
1-ador Levla va John D. Koucfr,
in equity pinion filed 3i.iuiiss'.i;i;
bill.
11. C. Totton consmb'e of Mala,
lin ns, flied rud hld under adviso
Imeut. To be accepted -..rioi to Mov
nlien Tot ten becomes
the Peace.
JuKil'.'O of
Estate Ed wild
tio:i for salt cf
L. Conklin, poti
real estate bond
fl200.
Eilate John Newman deo'd petl
lio:i for oi'.u'iun iiiJulinK. Newman
alin'x to file account, ordered to flic
account w Ubin 30 days.
Blaise L. nam fl'vg 'ChaaTDt K.iy
Towiiaend, tulo cn plaintiff to gis'fl
sicaiiry for costs.
In matter of appeal of W . F. Choi
County Treasurer, t i fix rate of emo
pcnation, betiricg fixed for May 4 h
at 1 :3U p irr.
Eila Udiriaon va (leo W. Gai rior..
divorce, order for publication made.
Palmyra township, petition for ap
pointment of Overseer of Poor filed,
aud held because sot In proper form.
Order of coart made in rererct.es
to relndexinic deeds, eto, in Recori
eraoflloe. C. W. Bull, lly. T. Baker
anl J. II. Van Etteu Erquirea ap
pointed a committee to act with tbe
cout In recommending tbe most
suitable method.
Commonwealth va Joseph Deck
niau Tbe young man who worked
in a lumber camp at tliobola Falls
was committed to J til for malicious-
ly breaking benohts, etc, ia Lucka
waxen deot, appearing penitent be
was discharged.
Commonwealth va Chas. Herman
Defendant plead guilty lo voting iu
two placet Nov. S, 1908, bat claimed
thi.ttho t years H and bavin; el
'.veya voted be knew no better, le
sid boing drunk. The eonrt tbot
a iv one that fita who knew no b. t
tor was not fit t vote, express el dis-
b' lief in l.is ttatcuie -!s and fli:el I
iiini 3 and gave him three mon be!
ia tbe county jail.
T .: , . . .v.
w-n.UIp ..mm. rear .
v 'liiieuta. iuuliL'UJ iu i t-ii it'nn '
Com,.,ouwe.i;h vaM,d Broan!
cutting timber, no! piue allowtd ou
laymen oi uoaia.
laymenl of Cists.
i . .
S.ime lu (ommonweilth vs Euger.t , boio. Anaining lue pe ulalioti to !
Bro An. be 1000 and cue foar'.h ot iheiu m.iie
1 ........ -
Commonwealth vs Stabton 8tt,- i 'alts t.irtU lie. Baed Kouse row
In'ae. clurni nnn aiimi..r T r..r.-.lfr iTerr 85 ctowu ops. cr tukii.s !
ani sma is i.i own iwrfniimoe
r$i0 for appearante to n' x e.ir.rt.
nppvaranu o o x r.n.
bunds trsj' Vpn''r lesued for pihkI a: i tra
of il Jf yp'a jo'" f'-r June Ti 'in.
Tbe eotirl adjoorncd ;o
1 :f0 p. ui.
May 1 at
Real Estate Transfers
Andrew Ait r'gbt toEiias Albright
ln0 srrrs Delav.arc, perl of N.ehoias
H. pay i.0. .
. (leoige J Sommera to Mr.ry Mil
lr, 6 acrtt Greeu t-50.
J. i nieVsiiF eettoTfcoa'VsoFiit t
Bi ll li hers. Q C. IVed for 2S0 ueiea
c'udd. Lack fauu Milford township,
SoAlS. .
NOTES FROM
SANDYST0N
- Our Town Coiiiiiiittc e met at Liy
ton on tviturday and paseil a n solu
tion gnuranteeitig I lie payment cf 10
per rout of the cort uf ma radaimziug
the loud fiout Toltl-t (An tier to Lay
ton, and a piece of road from the
lower point of Tmo 11:11 to the Hell
bri.lgeon ibe Knnls road. The Flal
biook Fiali Club and the Borden
have assured niot liberal coutribo
lions. Tie present condition, of
etir roads wckomotbe Rood roads
and it cannot come any too toon.
The Cehr brothers, living ou the
Wont shore of Culver Lake, started
to iiinke a road thru tbo B-vomp of
Willniui Sultoij .to. tbet Jlticaduu
road. Mr. Kutiou pat up a kick and
hal comuiiiiaiui.crs appointed, and
for that wor.-e than uselee swamp
was awarded f!7S. Tbe award is
condemned ly all, and If Mr. Sutton
whose farm ccnipr.ses S87 acrts, and
is assessed for tl.CCO, is rated i s per
that sv.au.p, bis fnrm should be
fftlh tuiliiotis, aud tbe read to la
put thru would bv a publio litni fl:.
The ooudilion of our muds at d o
r sent time are ns bad us tit rn-
I tim u. ,p.iiW. and Djra llmler
will
aiioiijii what I j-ey
Tiio oM fncliioi e l r-ay ot ns'np
klatu and pi Mil bits been t njii iceiii d
i:i t nen! our cbo(
by tbo fiii.'rt
and IcnJ pencil, lo the ci'.KUt uf the
pi irons
xou mueu
slyie a:iu ex-
petsp.
Wiikam Bsivan and family of
Nef.rk moved tj i'niidjstnii uurint
the paat wetk. Mi . Bov in intti-.d
K-jii p into lbs l.n'cher bu-im . with
Thomas Luu:si this hpring.
Tlio Commiitee of lui town pur.
olinaed n new road mac'nino of Ibr
Oood Ko ida Macbliiery fjo.
The Company luka tbo old D a
clilne an l $203 csii.
I'.r. anl lira. Frank :-pu r.ud
Ilia be of fcuiiiinir. N. J. are vUiiliu-
Mis. Di.me's paren s at Layion for
a few dae.
Tbe school at Li y ton bad n vaca
tion the i ust week, o-viug to tne ill.
i.cis uf Miss Dcpue tiie teacher.
John W. Johnson, of Hainesvine,
has sold bis More bouse at that plr.ee
to L;wiaJ. Levy fjr tl.StO This
s.vlo IncluJea llie old school ground
as tho new school bouse does net
teach it.
Tiio Orange at Layton will give
unoibor dance in their apoclons bull,
in the evening of-Friday the 19th.
Good musio aud good order will rule.
Duties of Landlords
At last court Jode Kin pies gave
gonoral talk to laudlorde, after grant
iiijl ticeuses, di fining seme of the
legal restrictions imposed, tie said
tbuy must nut sell cn Sundays or
election days, mast not sell to per
ona of known intemperate halils, or
to liersons iutoxicaied, nor runat
they allow minora in their places,
uur mast tbey allow boys to act as
barcendei-a. These era all fligrant
inf ructions of . the law nod
any landlord violating lit her of the
above dulie 'm lo subject to have
bis license revoked or refused If h
aain applies. Tbey are all salutary
limitations on the tsle of lutox cal ls
and tbe caution of the coart deserves
careful co i pliauje bytbote wi;otell.
Ibose who know Judge Krap!f4 will
unlerbtunj that l.e was not ii.uuV
Itiany idla talk luc that he in'.euo's
these cniiliiis sba I be be drJ, aril
If lut dioid wilfully (lisolieys and
the koowkd.e of tbo fuel cenna to
he ears of the court it will take
I nK.r,i I lulu a iti.iic.'ory iiofene lo
s'alili bun fruui I lie constqutiuva.
Il l lecr.piiz -d, tx canso o; the peenl I
Ut c0,iUi wltl, tillt
tO bUIU-
- ;
essiiy we.ulJ peiuitt. We lave d.w !
i radically ten licensed hujsesin the
t ie ViLole pt politioii a lici iifiil
i place to tvery 100 :os s.a in tlw
!top. A:cirJir.g lo thut si.ow.iijr
j Jti:forJ is a pret:y wet place ed
I bfuc tbe uei cshiiy felt I y thj cii.it
1 for potting up an uii ia-elia.
1M'"' nun
.v.. M ... "',ili(rc a'ft-r; ililn, (heater, &!aai
It S.ved Hi Ug (
"Ail Ihootbt 1M l,e my b-f."
wiliw J. A. 8 Viateruwii,
u, "Ton jears of i iieii.H, thit 15
i'rs.'tors could not cure, had at lu'.
laid rie up. Then liucklen's Arnica
i S live caie l it n u'.d and well." lu-
fallible for Skiu Eruption-, Erien a,
V'- 111 I Ulll. liiti M Pnvi.r litv.-.
Hum, S slJs, Cuts and Pliea 26c
aluil drugg'..
OBITUARY
Rbv.
Alkxakdehs Craid
Rer. Dr. Alexander Crnlg, a re
tired Methodist minister and a form
er presiding elder of the Jersey City
District of the Newark Coufnrence,
died at NdWtoa, Tueulsy in bis 76th
year.
D.-Cio'g wns born In rerth, Boot-
land, AiiKasr, 1S3I. Way 11, 1850 he
arrived in Ameriitt on a sailing vea
Iff 0n,y"n EaIish Bhlll,n in
Ills rrlrMl. Aftci-n ...lo. nf ..l..A
lilt pocket. After a series of tryiuo-
aronuetiiiices, bo finally roach, d
Oxford Fornnc., Warren Co., where
ha found emptoyroeut and became
un inmate of the Presbyterian pn.
or's home.
-, He -Sfd every spree moment lr
stndyfn and afterward went to
Wiishioglon, N. J. and learned the
trade of blackemith.
I January 1, 1861, be united with
the Waal.lngton M, E. Cborch, ano
i; 1857, received tho appointment oi
Junior preachur In the Newark Con
frreiiM. He j iinod the Confereucj
:n 1858. Ilis first charge was at
S.rnrtwnod In Sasex Co. Among
be cl.uiclies bo served as pastor ari
Tirit Clinieh, Iiaekenack ; Finn
t'LurcV, R.;uty; W est field, Crosf
si-. o Pu:e.-soi!, twice, and Trinity
un'; Union sirrrts Newark.
In 182 he was cbosan tiresidini
i Klder n tbe Ji tsey City illatriot. The
'.vr.t'ral oonferenre of tlio MeMio-.lls;
Jl.ureb met at Pi. Had Ipbia in 1883.
".ml be waa c!iooa a uieiuber of that
'jcdy. (
D.-i;vware Coilrp'o of Newark, Del',
eoefcue l upon bl;u the honorary dt
rree of doctor of divinity in June,
1S80. In ISO 1 owing to bis III baalib
lio relinquished Us wrrk as a pastor.
j:n?o bis rt tir.niri.l he hid lived in
Nowlon and in Tuctoni Ariz.
Mns. Sarau Hust
Mrs. Sarah Hunt died at her honif
March 13 aged about eighty -three
.. ."
and wns highly esteemed by all
I She is survived by two sons, Warren
at home, Samuel L. of Milford end
two daughters Jeunio wife of Hiram
Itite of Notch aud Caroliue w'.fa ol
St oil Enwn of Delaware township.
Thu itinoral wns held Tuesday
ftcnioon and interment in Delaware
Cemetery.
Mrs. Mart Meakin
Mrs Mary idcakia, wifo of George
Men kin die 1 at ber home near Silver
Lake last Tbamdiiy uf pneumonia.
She is survived by ber husband and
or. daughter Kittio. Tbe funeral
was beld oa Kuudny afternoon and
iuterme nt in Dulaware Cemetery.
Uedway IiORKCS
Mcdvtay Burrcs, an aged resident
cf Urren townt-hip, died at his home
near Qreentown, Maih 10, agod 81
years and 7 months.
Interment in booth Sterling Cem
etery ilarob 12. The fuueral services
were conducted by Be vs. Boyoa and
Franke.
lio lea vet a widow, six children,
Uenry of Scrautou, Pa., Lyman of
Ilulliaterville, Orville of Hub, Pa.,
Clyde of Dreber, Mrs Robert Cross
and Mrs A. F. Simons, and one
trot ber Jetse Hurras of Greeutown.
Deceased wis a man of sterling
character, was honored and respected
by ail who knew 1. i.n.
SympHtby is rxunded to the bi
icav.'d family who niil n.l.-akind
snd lovinj husband and father.
Geokok M. Carlton
G.-orgo M.ihlPtt Carltoi, a former
i ruiv:A ef Grticn townahlp, died al
i,i4 t,,..., ,
St North 13ih Street,
Estno, la . March 1th, fcfter an 111
C3
1 5 ear, tie went to Easloa acme a'
I yoors i:o and wa etiiployud as car-
I...... . t.- ...... o. r.
i.l-.v ,J Jk. IIIIMIUS IK tU,
He leaves a v ift and five children
iw.i'-f c., ., i . . r I. '
uaiu oi o roa it t-ort. r.ai.fc, Miss
,j:ani..u- U(I M(S ,:,. . Ni.ly 0,
l- ... , ..... ... .. .
i'u;.i ebnrf:, also four '.irotbfra ard
joil Uisi Elieu of Curt ji.ai.lo, Frt.uk
iud ira George S:fg cf I'uuiher und
Mrs Uibiird Dauion tf Amth Ster
iiDjf, Pa.
II. ll.iaai.il aras at ... . t. , B IL.
n '" ui nif
.iviheNj 3i3 1 O. il. M. ot E.st
rit-ou.lslurg. Ioterrueiit at Eaatou,
iica 7.
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FOR RENT
Four houses io Milford, situated
ou principal streets, either furuUbed
or m.f irnbhod.
t JOBS A. KIPP.
NEWS FROM
WASHINGTON
The fact that Senator Aldrich,
chairoian of the finnuoe committee
and who will bnvo charge of the
tariff bill in tbe Seriate, baa hn,.fcel
pavsnge for Earoix? for tbe middle uf
Jiiuenext Is cons uereal matt airnif.
leant sn.l as Indicative that nil un-
ccoessary delay in the euacttnent of
anew tariff law ii tutieaxoiied by
fie Repobllcan- loajsrs.- eeriator
Scott of W'rst Virgin! lias proposed
a plan which mnf ba ndopted and
which will, in tiiffeatlnlMou. flisiMW
of tbo tariff in the most expeditious
manlier.. Ills btna ia-to have a reso
lutlou offered in Iho'tienatn-'i. kh
as it Convnes on MiiBdny; msflcinsr'a
ftceluratlon on the lariff iiiesl'i'ijn"
basis for":a'iTy:'nunt!jrr-of afieeclis
and -thus bringing 4tiBriii ajrre rip
for. discussion in the i'mtnwt tbi'
same time tlmt it Is hirtfir couvldsra.
tiou iir t he Umrse. '... ' . '
Tho memliors of .tho n; I
msnaa committee pre bnViinjii hard
iiu.e of it in tiulr efforts to friujc up
i Mil thnt will mcpt nil. rrniire
Hieiibt. Tbey are lu rec-int of iir.-i-
nurnbers of pii.t-ats akilust tiie lax
op eurar, n very livtiy aKi'n'ion hat-
keen started to ..crctic f be p.-opoFeri
duty ou lurcher from' il to SI'SO n.-
they are obliged lo cb'o-wp hrtn-er.i
in luereaso of tbo tax on bte'"or of
olarir. n ibiiv i 'nffni. xV.,-i.'i.. ...
- j riiDiJihi
ot bo: Ii bo.isos of C'jnca-(atc''i:'ri;;;)g !
the rclr.ino;ii -H of aiiisie of too Sour-
bh-American war tr.xi's, sii"has the
Scent stanii) ou chrek4. tciVe-rai...
!e.,' as the only menus H . wriob the j "ariVriiig from tbe most u i.
iiddifional rovrnue 'eau hs:' raiser! i r'tle taiiffeve-r known in title
ueevssary lo make the an rut! income I c""u"y. Prps lent Taft bobevos In
or the goveinmi nl hpiri.'xiu,;sfp the : a ,"r,ff '""vij.h lo tepreemt tho
annual cxpen.:inre. ' Tli.s q'rrraiion ! 'i:ft'rooc' twfen the tot of pro
has received some serious attention ciuc,i"n tois country nnd tiio oot
en the Sjniitn side, and whilrfUiere l,pcduction of tbe sunn articles !'i
Is no puipotu to reennct ail uf the ! fare,K ':"D'I'i The American
stamp fnxe, tiie claim Is made that 1 U-'P'. North and South, Eaat anl
some or them could be imposed again ! heartily endoije this practice!
without barder.ii g the ordinary con- i vlnw ,,ul "nJ"tLlng more than thisi is
suiuer and without injuring. those 'c'n9e to tho manufacturer to rob
ities of busine engaged in by the100 con!,m-T. and this they never
grcat mass ot i lio tiuonlo. The rev
auuo on st-idps alono daring the
three full yeais during which the
war tuxes were in riperaltou averaged
about $4l,CC0,00Oaunually, and tost
oo legacies ia 1W01 aggregated I5.2U
8i9.
The intsrsutte oommeroa fnninitr.
sion baa just announced a rlecldon
to tbe effect that it is unl.wul for
railro:l so to adjust Oieir ratoschc
dules aa to force uommodl ies iulo n
jierttcular city of port, Tiio caso
was that of the chamber of com
merce of Milwaukee against tbe Chi
wgo, R3ck Island a id Puc;8a and
Ibe Chicago, Milwaukee nniVSs Paui
railroads, In which the commission
beld that the lolnt thru rate ou corn
rye and oats from tbe w, and no- tii
west to Milwaukee oucbt not tn .
oeed such rate to Cbicuyo.
Again the snbjert "of the r- stora
ion of uiarines alo ird "s'li'ipstof ' war
tion
hat' come no for discission at th
Navy Depaitmeo't. "Se'oi-e'.ary Myrr
says it is his intention' to observe the
letter .nrj tbe sulrit of tbe air which
In 0 lines otienilive ouJuir 1st. nr.il
onuer whioll tho OPIirnnriatlona for
jne navy are to be withheld unless
he marines are given sea duty. Al
ready steps have been tnken looking
to tbi dlstiibutiou ot the n-.ariue
among the various sbiu.-i and the
Secretary exp'.aind that, iu referring
ir.e qoestlon to the Attorney Geneia
to detirru'no its con niti bucalliT.
hi? ouly iksiie was to avoid ar. mm .
cible diilleu'.ty in tho Comptroller',
o 111 00.
Tho f?HPielarv of th Xai?ir hm
?ion ui e.-iiioi.s fi r a r-tiltml chat.gr
in tke balllo pncicaif wrrsl.ips.
Tbi new order nrovnlcs ihet tl.e
condition under wb'eh iba f ricti-.-
is betd snaii l.efimtiai to l;ir hkeiv I
to obtain in timo of war. so far as u-1
ppsnibV, and to that end tbe nbi
u luluie, aro c.juiioa to imineuvt'r
;n iou,;ii water in tbe opeu and to
are at u moving target.
O.ia of the first aria cf Secretary
Dickinson, tho new Secretary ot
War, will be the selection of the mil
ttary court of inquiry, provided for
r'y iti tor.ilter a.-t, for tho hives'Ipa
tloo of the cases of the enlisted men,
negroes, of Coaipanie U, C, aud D,
of the Mill iofaii ry, dise.barjed with
out honor by President Rooecvelt on
accoant of the disturbance at Browns
lil, Texas, in Augnst, 1909. Prrr
ident Taft lias alra jy called for and
neeived iro n the War Department a
li.t of retiie) army off! oar above
tbe rang of '.Uoteoaol wlo&e!
deemed eligible for service on Ibe
court, and there is every Indionti. n
that it will be organized witboi.t
much delay. As Prrsidant Taft rle
sires thot each c-tn stmll be decided
on its merits, he select for mem
her3iitp on the oourt nflicers who am
free from tasnicion of bim. In n,ui
juuguient of the negro soldier. Tbe
court must complete its work, under
the law, within one ytnr from the
dale of appolutmont, mid as there
are about 151 men effeoted, It has
plenty of work ahead of it.
Tariff Tinkering
Congreek is busy engaged in tinker
Ing wlih tbe tariff. Tlitna . .
great many Republicans that want
an honest and thoro reduotion of the
artj?,iBd want It air nnioklv aa no..
allilo. "
When fliO present tariff was nn.
i.-il twelve yeara ago, tbe framers ot
mat out mado a great raise In the
tariff. Those representatives in
Congress from New England, Penn
sylvania nnd ot'itir Esatern State
anid to tbe vtaattrn members "let us
make tbe tariff excessively birh an
that President .McKiuley can trade
tno tarttl iu reciprocity treaties.''
This' blcff of the East on the Western
mouthers had it desired efTr.n au.l
no j..ngiy mil was piured with its
excessive duties. It naeiil-aa ..
if mat luoao ucipr
I V treaties h'
wnlou 0 toiemr,-e tbo tariiV
'm oertnin I'oreiirn r.i-.riMa o, . ..
I- -.win-....
'i'ration of ceiiaiu foreign con. -
tmlttlna; our nroducta f:-eo e-f
! llu,fi wcre novtr esecuterl, and di.i
' 'nK "'Oto tw.lve years, wa tiavu
1 l.fMtltAttt in An ., . I. A, .
........ ,w uu mil rrny ges ti
;chnnco. If tbo Reuuulloau mutv
makes an honest and sincere roduc-
tlon of the tariff la sowrdiince with
tbe promise and wiEhea of Presidncti
Tuft, there is but little doubt tlu-.i .
they will remain in power for many
years toonme, but, if they attempt
to make a bluff at a rduetUm of the
tariff, they will 1.0 swept out of
power by an overwhelming tidal
wave Tuo frr.ueie, ei-uecially, are
tired of paying tribute io the harvest
trust, the wire nail trost, the wagon
trust, and all other trusts tnat are
robbing the American people, for
the enrichment of the fow at tbe ex
pense of tho many.
For SALE or RENT Store room
and dwelling on Broad btreet, Mil
ford, Pa , either together or separ
ately. Apply to .
Mrs. 1C. V. Dlngman
or to Press Oflloe.
Drowned in Lakt
John Qninn, a young man living at
tbe home cf John A. Fiaber in Ding
mm towrsbip left the house Tuesdsy
mi rnlng nbont 10 a. tn. and dlsap
jiesred. Not leturulcg, search Wi.b
made for Mai which cokliuued dur
ing the niyht sn.l Wedneiday morn
ing until about 11 a. m. when thu
bedy wns fianrt in Like Juliotte io
1 f.iet rl water Mbnut half a mile from
his home, lie was fully dressed
aud bud ou a pair ot leAiher milieus
When found ins hiius wero extended
ml bis hauls op-u. J. H. Ludwi:;
E!-q., acting as Coroner uoul an le
vestigatior. and oUer bin ing ail ti
circumstances ooniiected iMth liodin.
ibe body concluded tiia: tiie ycm.c
iD.".n was acclduntiy drowns 1. It i
assmucd thnt be v. set o-jt on t e io. .
whioh exteuic'l about 40 ftol trcv
t':e thorp, and perhapi wss scir-; .
with a ut of conruinir ui iie bad cr
wasscfl't nii with wboopii-i-
or.gli, and ben.jf weak from i:iuei
11 some vraygotintbe tvatm'. II
was born March i7, ISJQ, an l was
ao of tbe l.ilo Williim Qi.inn of
Dingrnan town-hip. His uiother,
Dorothy Quiun, a aisler of Johu A.
Fisher survives him. Tue funorsl
will be brid Saturday and ictoru.eoi
In Mdloid Cemetery.
Kill Would-! SUor
A mercltma iiiiirU-)t ia appendicitis
wiih mauy victims, but Dr King
New Lifo Pills kill It by prevention.
They gcutlv siiuiuiaia atoinsch, liver
anj bowels prevent ing that tlogglu
that Invites appeu.'lkit'S, luring cm
tipalion, Biliousneiis, Chill--, Malsr.a
Beadaehe anj tndi;eton. 25o at a.l
4teijsista.