Pike
County
goiri omctiiioa
VOL. XIV.
HILFOKI), PIKE COUNTY. L'A.. FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 15)09.
NO 24
BRIEF MENTION
On n amendment In tha Pnro
Food bill tt. eliminate lbs use of ben
soate of soda aa a preservative Mar.
Tin of Hike, and Fourth nf Wayne
voted In fsvnr of It, while Kinney n(
Monroe, tha pridenf tbe Ministerial
Association of that oounty favored
by his Tote the ue of th dope.
Nelson, the liveryman, lias bnnglit
floe passetigar auto for use In bust
nets..
Mrs 8. G. Vanderbeck and dangh
ter of Ilackensaek, N. J. Is visiting
the family of John C Warner.
Robert Wilbur and wife of Cata
sauqun, Pa. were litre Tuesday inai.
auto.
Mis James QiIdh returned Mon
day from Yorkers where she baa
been visiting the family of John C
Watson
Madame L Rnssell Garnler of Tbe
Castle at Tarry town, N. Y. Is spend
ing a few days In town.
Congressman A. Mitohell Palmer
of this distilot made bis maiden
speech in Congress last week, taking
as his text the tariff and particular
ly the lumber vched nie. Ho took
( cession to criticize Forester Pinrbot
fir his apparent channel of front
froas advocation free lumber to fav
oring a tariff on it.
It is reported thatjS'ate Highway
Commissioner Hunter will be sue
oe-ded May 1st by E. M. Bigelow,
firmer director ol Publio Works of
PitUburg.
Tha Ministerial Association of Mon
me County is after Representative
Kinney with a pretty sharp stick for
voting against the local option bill.
It threatens to withdraw the support
of its ten thousand constituents un
less it is persuaded lie has exper
ienced a change of heart in the mat
tar. ;
About a tough looking lot of
Gypsies as ever swiped things passed
through town last week. There
were more than a dozen wagons and
babies predominated as freight in
them all. The womea losked like
anything but mermaids and the
men ware of a decided smoke color.
Soma of tha appointments made
by the M. E. Conference thla week
ware Milford, Rev Oustav Gorisse ;
Matamoras, Rev A. C Covey j
branobville, Rev D. W. Ryder;
Halnesville, Lay ton and Montague,
Rev J H Frazier ; Port Jervis, Rev
Henry J. Johnston ; Diogmans Ferry
William Jaoksoa. Rev W. R. Neff
is on tha committee of tba Board of
Education, and Rev C E. Scndder on
Conference and Tract Society.
A strong South wind Wednesday
stirred np considerable dnst In town,
and showed the need of some kind of
preventive.
J. U. Van Gordon of Matamoras
took tha Weston way of coming to
town Tuesday, thinking to wear off
aotae of his surplus flesh.
Miss Pearl Quinn, who has been a
sufferer for many weeks with rheu
matism, is now able to walk with
tha uso of crutches
Peepers have begun their evening
songs and the festive frog his croak
ing, but the sunny son of Italy with
his oheer compelling strains has not
yet arrived.
Sheriff Gregory visited Scrantou
the Brat of the week.
Auto liveries are displacing horaes
in many towns in the country but
It is questionable whether they
would pay in small villnges. How.
aver, if livery stables had one or
more mall machines for use on
occasions probably they would
be patronized.
M. B. Allen baa been reappointed
pout master at Honesdale.
W. H. Beach nf New Y. rk has br.
eonte a large landowner in Delaware
towokhip, and recently b u,-ht near
ly 200 acres more ot Mrs. John
Hanna. He will post all his land
and preserve them for buuting and
fishing
Tba bill regulating motor vehicle
seems likely to pass. One feature
piovUe a speed limit of ten miles
in oongeeted territory and twenty
four miles in the open eountry. Li
cense fees are raided from S to 5, 10,
and IS dollars aooording to horse
power.
The Erie bss discharged a untnber
of men who violated its rules against
Oxing intoxicating driuks and sever
al have either been suspended or crn
sored. Show that some asen aie
willing to lose good Jobs to gratify a
bad taste.
The opening week of April has
h-en spring like and vegetation his
lluaru eojUvrblu signs of life.
The Ca ltd park extension bill
has been efea ed snd itonght to be.
The stute has other ways for a couple
of million dollar The Mate tiiyt -way
bill to build a road from Phils
delpMa to Pittsburg passed, hut it
shonld not It will Imncfi oomptir-
amcly few people, except au'oials
who wan: a fti e long speedway.
The Murdock bill now before Con
grnss provides for rejis.vmout of
amounts loaned several stts by the
government about 1337. Peonsyl
vxniu bail nearly time million dol
hit'. If the bill pushes this wi!l
have to bi repaid.
The Democrats In Congress are be
coming protectionists Free Inn ber
waa defatted this week larcciy br
Domocratlo voles. In f.iat whoi it
ca-Jie to voting on the tariff it wa9
evident that party lines -veto broken
and little attention was paid to ptirty
platforms. The bouse voted for free
hides, and that may moke thoes
cheaper hnt Democrats from Texas
plead strongly fir a ilnty on them.
Attempting to open a bnr on the
sidewalk r Hulled at Mouday even
iug in lulling one of tliunitils in
the B r lock np nnd c -st him $3 to
learn that, It wn not Ibo pro;ior
caper.
Hervry Meyer liss moved his fam
ily to his farm in Milford township
reeeutly bought of Walter Warner.
Johnson and Stoll, the Port Jervis
furniture people, intend oieniog a
sale of carpets, rugs, etc , and espec
ially will exhibit the Hoosier Kitchen
Cabinet, an indispensable article for
house wives, next week in the Ding
man building on Broad Street.
Small bills more fully deacribing the
sale will be distributed in season.
In the matter of appointing an cd-
ministrntor pendente lite of the es
tate of H. M. Cort right lateaf Dela
ware township, there lining two ap
pliMinaU. H. tj nek and H. L Coit
righi, Hit Register finding that dis
puted questions arose, certified the
matter to the Urphnus court for de.
termiaation.
Tha Street Committee nf tha Bore
having had tba streets soraped are
covering them with gravel nearly
lbs full width. It remains to be
sen whether this treatment will ful
fill the expectation that travel will
use the whole street instead of the
center as heretofore, and whether
tha dust nuisance iu any wise will be
abated.
The Boro Council bus made a lib
eral appropriation for street purposes
this year and the intention is to put
the streets in good condition. The
Counoil also appropriated 1100 to be
expended iu making experiments
with dost laying substances. It is
probable that sections of Broad and
Harford streets will be treated. '
Mrs. Horace E. Kipp, who is visit
ing her daughter at Patcrou, is re
ported as being seriouslp ill v.ith
Bright's disease.
An appropriation hill hat pursed
tba bouse at Harrisburg tin ry ing
15000 for completing the dike at
Matamoras and lOOUl) lor a dike at
Lacka. waxen. The one for Cive
Buna is yet in Committee tlx ugb
Mr. Marvin hopes to gut it through.
Born to J. O. Rjd-ir and wife Sun
day April 4th, at ilataiuora u son.
Oluf Thomsen of Matamoras who
was brought hre lust week and
placed iu j i 1 on a charge ef itihklrg
thrauts was released by Judge Oniiuk
Tuesday on bail for his appeer nice
at next eourt.
J. E. Ltnde of New York, who has
parsed several summers in town wilh
his family, died recently of ptomaine
poisoning.
Amos II E. Piuchot.baa been pas
sign several days at Grey Towers.
At a publio sale last Saturday Mil
ford Gas Coo, piny stock sold at
prices ranging from $17 to 120 a
share, par value .'5.
The. Bachelor Maids of Milford will
give id eutertatDiuent iu- Brown's
Hull, Tues lay evenlug, April 13th.
Two plays will be presented, ane en
titled "The K. ai This-?" and another
"The Plodding Nieces." The maids
have liteu pr:tct:sir( faithfully and
will afford aa er.Joyble evening
Admission 25cts Pro eeds for ben
efit of V. I. A. This should appeal
to ali for not only will it famish
au u-tui-nt but it is for a very lands
ble object.
A uuni'ier ol ra.f;s have filiated
down tne river thin sprlag most of
I hem li. s which lan Jed at Delaware
Water lisp.
Tha Boro sprinkling cart was oat
yesterday.
Making garden l;l soon be a
i.tliue, if ujI a tavumts one.
Tba Boro Council Monday night
passed an ordinnt.cn regulating the
keoplng of dogs and providing for a
tax. Also an ordinance providing
that persons wishing to dig or uiskn
exoavations on the streets or alleys
mnst obtnin a permit of the Presi
dent of the Co.inoil. Also an ordin
ance imposing a tsx of $25 a mile on
tbe mains of the Milford War r Co ,
and a tax of $10 a mile on mains of
Milford Gts Co. A five mill tax was
levied for the ensuing year.
Tbe Republitan state convention
to nominate candidates for state
tressuier, auditor general and one
jurlice of the state Supreme Court
will meet at Harrisburg June 10th.
Pike is entitled to oae delegate.
Tha engagament of Miss K lith G.
Freeman of Wayne, Pa , and Rev N.
8 Fisous, President of Blairsville
College, is announced in the Philadel
phia, Press. Miss Freeman la a
daughter ot J. 8. Freeman who
taught school here iu the seventies,
and who Is now an attorney practis
ing in Philadelphia The family
tlsited here several weeks last sum
mer mid uihiIh many fiiends. Til"
or hie elect is un accomplished young
lady mid an excellent musician.
A good limb to prune fruit trejs,
tho Dr. Srfacj says it. is wsll to d i
so after hlo.3$o!t.s have set so as to
thin out the (rnit. Most all trees
bear too many sets to have the fruit
grow to its best condirion.
Mrs. Georgs Horto.i of Newn;k
has sold ber Park Hotel in liruncii
ville to William Davenport tor 7000.
A bill granting electric power
companies the right of eminent do
main will likely pass, and if so nn.y
corporation chartered to generate
such power rosy appropriate auv
water power it tuny need in its busi
ness. That would mean adieu .to
Hawkill and Rayuodskill Falls.
A bill giving additional protection
to wild birds and animals, piohibit
ing bunting by unnaturalized resi
dents land forbidding such to own
guns baa been passed.
Port Jervis citizens are trying to
have tha legislature puss appropria
tions for additional dikes tor that
city.
loe iu many sections is advancing
in price. In Stroudsburg tha price
has been raised from 16 to 35 cents a
hundred pounds, and where small
quantities are taken to SO cents a
hundred pounds.
The annual spring prims ry will be
held Jnne 5th. The only county
office to be filled is Jury Commis
sioner. Instead of meeting Monday May S
tbe regular time, tha County Com
missioners will meet Tuesday May 4,
that being tbe date of an adjourned
term of court.
The Legislature has passed an ap
propriation to defray tha deficiency
on paymeut of bounties on noxious
animals.
- Dr. Peraifor Frazer, theink expert
who was well known here and own
ed the old Bohimmel place back ol
Westbrooks in Wastfall died in Phil
adelphia Wednesday.
N. G. Palmer, wife and young son
who have paasad tha winter in Flor
Ida, have returned to town.
Ex Judge W. A. Erdmaa, with bis
wife and daughter if Stroudsburg
were here the first oi the week.
Misses Airuee and Lucy Girard of
Bro klyn, daughters of former Chief
Burgess Girard of Miltord, are visit
ing in town.
Dr. and Mrs. II. B. Reed have re
turned boiud from Atlantic City.
Dagen has moved his barber shop
to tha room acljoiuing deBerble's
garage.
Words to Freeze the Soul
"Your son has Consumption.. His
ease is hopeless " These aplling
words were spoken to Geo. K. Ill- -veus,
a leading merchant of Spring
field, N. C. by two expert Uicttrs
one a lung specialist. Tnen was
shown the wondorful power of Dr.
King's New Discovery. "After three
weeks nse, "write Mr. Pleven, "he
was as well as ever. I wnald not
take all the money iu the world for
what it did for my ls;y." Infallible
fur Coughs and Colds, its the safest,
surest cure of desperate Lung diseases
on earth. 60o. and II 00. Guaran
tee sa'hifaotion. Trial buttle free.
For SALE or RENT Store room
and dwelling on Broad Street, Mil
ford, Pa , either together or separ
ately. Apply to
Mrs. K. V. Dlugman
or to Pre-s Office.
AdveiUte iu tbe Treta.
NOTES FROM
SANDYST0N
l Miss Ant-u M. Hurali of the E. F.
!H. N. is spending a few days with j
! re'a-ives here.
Mr. and Mr. Horton Ferguson, of
Liylon, are rejoiclngover the arriv.
al of a baby sou on Apr'.l 1.
Our now road machine was nut at
work on Saturday last, and those in
chnrge of it olaim that it beats the
old machine, and that was a pood
one in its d iy.
The third dance of tbe Liylon
Grange on Friday evening was well
attended and all went away well
pleased With their evenings cuter-
tainment. Another dance is an-
nounoeilfor tha evening of tha
of May.
Miss Mabel Smith teaching- In the
c
obnols nf N.umrk i. tia
, rf. ...... .
caster vacation with ber parents at
Lav ton.
Mi.. c.nr.i. r.,n.. .i
...,r- .itNi me
Sleta Normal nt Trenton, is at home
for her Eister vacutioii.
John Carmrr Compton, a former
resident of this tonn, died at tho
homo of bis son Edward, near Dick
ertown, on the 31s: ult Hgcd about
78 yrnrs.
With the exception of a few years
his whole life was spent near Tutt!cs
Corner, hot nt Die death of his wife
fov vrars airo he went to liBu-iil,
hiss-.ns. H leivis three sons and
one daughter; K-iymoud of Monroe,
N J , Iretl and Edward near Deck-
ertovtn.'and Lncy, wife of William i
Terwiltiger nt Piipnkating. . The re-'
ninins were interred iu Mettler Cem I
elery on Saturday.
., ... ..." ...
Ilioo:p.sitioii to the proposed R.
F. D. fiom Milford to Bevans is
steadily growing more bitter, and
much ill feeling is manifest,
Onr present mail facilities cannot
he improved, and is satisfactory to
all along the present mail route.
P.irlies are selling b .xes for the
D. feeling assured that tba
route is a sore thing and it may ,
hnt. It. u ill ha fnnlii iinill i.
" . .o
established.
Bevans reoently visited a Newtoa
print shop to have some printing
doue announcing ber marriage on
April 10 to Clinton Bovuns, also of
Bevans.
Home one connected with the office
sent the announcement to the New
ark Kvening News, much to the m-
barassment of the lady.
Both parties aie highly esteemed
members of society in this valley.
Mrs. Lydia Decker, widow of John
Decker deo'd, died on Friday last at
her home in Laytoa sgad about 73
year.
She waa a confirmed isvalid, and
for many year was confined to the
bouse seldom leaving her home.
Sh is survived by three brotbera
and one sister ; John Losey and Ben
jamin Losey of Walpack, Divld
Losey a twin brother of near New.
ton, and Mrs James Decker f San-
dyston.
Interment in Wslpack Cemetery
on Monday.
The Weather as reported al Ike
Lay ton Station is a follows :
Average Max 43 8, Average Vin
23 8, Max Set 36.6, Highest Temper
ature tl on lOtb, Lowest A below on
Glh, Raiufall 2.27 inches, Snowfall
8.6 inches. Clear day 19, partly 8,
Cloudy 4.
Sorrow Over Children
Wheu we look aboat ns and con
sider the nnhupplness that exists,
the families that have come to grief
some from misfortune, soma from
ern r. we are almost persuaded that
thoso parents who die young, before
tho evil day comes when they no Ion
ger tind pleasure ia their children,
are the o'lly ones who die bappy.
Could the mother who fondly clasps
her infant in her arms, the idol of
ber heart, and object of ber tender
et devotion, while she prays with,
out ceasing for his life to be spared
tnat he may continue a consolation
to her and prop for old age ; could
the furs tbe future of that child,
which is so wisely hid from ber.
could she see him or her overburden ' sy aieeples toil two and three. This
d or disgraced, iverty s.iictenlis overwork, but overwork in the
and friendless, idle or insane, a ! wrong direction, and of a very differ
worthless vagabond, or a debauched nt kind from that supposed. Over-
millionaire, way down in tba dregs
of society, or a war up in the scum,
would not a change coma o'ar the
spirit of her dreams," would she not
mure fully realize that lifa is only
valuable as it is well spent, and
v bile she is praying for life to last,
pray also with greater fervency for
his protection from tha soul destroy,
iug ibl"gs rf th v.or'.d.
'Spring
Primary
,., . D1.
Pnrenant to the requirements of tli
j"Un"orm Primaries Act" ( P. L. loos.pnKoj
an;) notlt Is hereby given that the Surma-
(mom .n-in n Ho.i.n.i h,.i -m
hld the election houses In the sev -
rtX ,c,,on NrloU ot I'lko County on
niwi 3UBIMY i?i JUNK A. D lsmtl
being the fifth day of said month, between
ths hours of two o'clock p.m. and 8 o'clock
p. m.
The State Chairman of the Republican,
Deraoorallo and Prohibition parties and
, the Conn7 Cbnlrmen of the Republican
uu uomocrstio parties, In accordance
, win, ub pniTiniun oi section a or said
j 'Uniform Primaries Act," have certified
, T uo"ntL "'""er. the follow
1 II rF 1 1 al- nf nfAn.m iii.x & i i
I . . " """" at nm pn-
, man election:
REPUBLICAN
' M Pern for Delegate to the State
f.;nitrentlon
One person for Jury Commitsloner of
the County of Pike
Keren porsoni for members of the County
Committee.
One person for Town Committeeman in
each electlun district of Pike County.
DEMOCRATIC
One prrson for Delegate to the Stale
Convtntiou.
Ouo person for Jury Commissioner of
tho Couuty of Hiko.
,,T perjons for metnliors of the Count?
Committee
PROHIDITION
One person for Delegate to the .t:ite
Convention.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR CANDIDATES
Any person desiring to be a candidate
'or any of ihe above ollices and hav his
name print on mo ballot mnst file with
the Commissioners . n..ti.in,. .i. i,
qualified electors of the political district
division within which the nomination or
sisotlnn Is to be made, s. tttng forth that
signer uiureui are Hicmoers or Iho
uariv designated. The said oetltion Bhall
he flh-dat losst three week prior to the
da)r of th Primary election and the nuu.-
ber of tlgnuis "hull be as follow:
i r? idtii.iu t .i .. . a- .
be voted for by the entire county, FIFTY
qualified electors; candidates for State
Delegate anil nnrtv rttl... Tlrv ..Blte...! '
- ,
1v v H J Ij mu
PHILIP '-i. KINKEL.
MARTIN HATTON,
County Commissioners.
Attest:
THEO H. BAKER,
Commiasloners' Clerk.
Gilford, Pa., April 6th, lung.
Basket Ball
A gam of basket ball will be
played in Brown' Hall, Saturday
venlng, April 10th, at 8 :30 o'clock,
between Newton and Milford. At
both teams are in tip. top cendition a
good gam is assured. Admission
23ots.
FOR SALE!!
ONE Dynamo 210 watts; suitable
for lighting dwelling, store, mill, or
chargiag storage batteries ; requires
half horse power. Apply to
C. LEIIDE, Milford, Pa.
Swept Over Niagara.
This terrible calamity often hap
pens because a careless boatman ig
nore tbe river's warnings-growing
ripples and fnster current-Nature's
warnings are kind. That dull pain
or ache In the back warns you the
Kidneys need attention if you would
escape fatal maladies-Dropsy, Dia
betes or Bright's disease. Take Eleo.
trie Bitters at once and see Backache
By and all your best feelings rein in.
"After long suffering fruju weak kid
neys aud lame back, one tl.00 bottle
wholly cured me," writes J. II.
Blsnkenship, of Beik, Tenn. Only
SOcs. at all druggists.
Not Overwork
Numberless men, alleged to lie
hurt by overwork, do not work half
enough. Their trouble comes from
superabundance of leisure and activ
ity. They yawn through three or
four hours iu the office or counting
room ; ar too indoleut to walk up
town ; eat too heavy anu rich a din.
ner; go out afterwards to see mer
chants, bankem and the like, and
join boon companisns who walk
around billiard tables or sit at cards,
aud keep very thirsty nntil the Urow
work covert a multitude of bad hab
its ; it is mida a scapogo:it for c iu:i .
less transgressions, it is very often a
shallow pretense, a misarablesliau ,
While there are frrloo many who
overwork, there are a great many
that break down and kill themselves
by laziness, self Indulgence and dis
sipation. Very decidedly, overw rk
isovsrdooe.
NEWS FROM
'WASHINGTON
The Senate has deuided that so
business except the tariff bill and
the census bill shall be considered at
thin session of Congress, and the
decks' have been denied this week
i in l.o w...t i .u,i ..i
!"tion ot the fayne bill. The bat-
1 tle iu ,,,e Finance Committee, in the
last few days, has established beyond
peradventure that the leadership of
Senator Aldrioh is as potential as
ever, and incidentally that the min
ority party is, as nsual in a hopeless
search for tbe ties that bind.
In the Finance Committee the
trtnd of sentiment 19 setting strong,
ly toward retaining the inheritance
tax provision of the Payne bill sad
increasing the percentages ; also, to
ward retaining tea on the free list ;
toward leaving the countervailing
duty off coffrte, and toward augment
ing the revenue producing power of
the bill by an increase of the taxes
on beer and tobacco. Tbe leaders in
Mm Semite insist that no definite de
ft i lis hi vo been reached concern,
ing the inheritance, beer nnd tobac
co rates, hut it is known that they
consider some such stop necessary
in order to obtain a sufficient rev.
onuu to carry on the government.
While there has h"en much opposi
tion to au inliei itnnco tax becnuse
soma cf tha nbites :lre:uly impose
such u tux, thorp are jiowcrful argu
ments advanced in itg favor, nnd
from a polinr.nl point of view ih ?
imp billon of such a tax is regarded
a j'idicious. Tho Senate leaders a-e
by no ti.enos cheerful over th.i pros
liter of having to impose this tax,
but in view of tho fact M-n. they
Ih.vo filled to niter the aVteruiina.
ion of President Tnft In urge the
adoption of some form of income tux
in rase the bill promises to yitld too
little revenue, they consider this tho
! least of the evils which confront
them.
While President Taft declines to
.
tHli5)
part iu nr.y control cry on
sp'.Tifi schcnViles, he has not hesi
tated to wnm the leaders that in his
ji-.i'ginent duties on tea and ci ffee
wMiild bs seriously resented by the
voter, and bis advice has prevailed.
Tha Ways and Means Committee, in
executive session, has voted to re
port amendments striking from the
bill the doty on tea, the countervail,
ing duty on ci ffae, as well as the
duty on aspbaltum and the counter
vailing duty on lumtier.
A number of conferences have
been held this week between the
House and Senate leaders, and at
present there is every evidence of an
unusa illy harmonious understanding
between them as to what will be
done with the bill when it reaches
the upper house.
An investigation has been Institu- j
ted by the Secretary of tha Navy
and tbe Secretary of War, into a
class of newspaper advertising which
exploits, as receiving official sanction
and adoption, certain devices of var
ious concerns which manufacture ar
tides or appliances represented as of
great value, and as oferiag rare op
portunities for the investment ot
capital. In these advertisemnets
unauthorized and unwarranted use
has been made of tbe ncmes and
titles of army and naval officers,
ho W8re quoted as approving the
project or device. The War nnd
Navy departments have been receiv
ing inquiries from investors regard
ing these stock selling schemes
which appear to bo founded ou gov
eminent approval of the device. Be
fore Mr. Meyer, bfcmno Secretary of
the Navy behave some consideration
S Postmaster General, to tho issue
of fraud orders in cotes of til is sort,
and sii.oo becoming head of the
Xavy department he is uieposid to
take i;p the suhj-ct, iu order lo pr
vent references to the Navy depart
ment which uie not jus'ifi J by tbe
dots, nnd which have a U::iJ:incv to
mislead pe.pl.i willing to invest!
lltiklifV ill tim r.li u L.f T. I
I not yet known just what action
may be taken, but be will have tho
support of th Secretary of War
snd it is possible that the faciUns
of tha Department of Justice, as
well a the Poatoffioe Department,
wi.l be availed of, if it shall appear,
tli.it drustio action is uccussury to
j cluck tiie practice
Much criticism is heard of the
manner iu which th pure food law
'is being cairied out, and the sunses'
ition is made that a commission be
established to regulate tbe uinufo
J taie nd wle ( tfros, liquors aad
foot'e. The Secretary of Agriculture
declines to discuss tha subject on tbe
grontid that the President is, in a
way, sitting as Judge in tha case, snd
thst therefore it would be manifest
ly Improper for him to do so. At
ihe Capitol, however, both disap.
proval and approbation of such a
commission ar heard. Too many
ot tba Senator who have served a
long time, commissions are without
virtue, unless ther be senatorial
commissions,' and whll some ot tha
younger members of that body advo
cat tne orantion of commissions, tbe
Senate refuses to "delegate its pow
er." The concensus of opinion
seems to be that th power of pass
ing upon questions which Involve
million of dollar, Invested in indus
tries throughout tha ooantry ebould
not be placed in th hands of one
man, aa at present.
FOR RENT
Four houses in Milford. situated
on prinoipal streets, either furnished
or unfurnished.
tf JOHN A. KIPP.
"I'D Rather Die, Doctor,
than have my feet cut off," said M.
L. Bingham, of Priiiceville. III. "but
you'll die from gangrene (which had
eaten away eight toes) if you di n't",
said all doctors. Instead-he used
Bucklen's Arnica Salve till whollv
cured. Its cures of Eczema, Fevor
.Sores, Boils, Burns and Piles astound
the world; 25c. at all druggists.
Easter Music at Church of
th Good Shepherd.
MORNING SERVICE
Organ Prelude Shelley.
Hymn 109.
Anthem- Christ Our Passover
Chappei.
Gloria Patri Robinson-Field.
Te Denm in F. Kotzschnas.
Jubilate Deo Sullivan.
Hymn 113.
Kyrie Sullivan.
Gloria Tibl Talhs.
Ant hem-Hymn The strifo is o'er
Mendelssohn.
Sermon.
Offertory Anthem "Magdalen"
Warren.
Bauotua Wesley.
Hymn 225.
Gloria in Excelsi Old Chant.
Hymn 125.
Organ Postlude Farmer.
FULL CHORAL 6ERVICJC
AT i P. M.
Choir Hymn, The atrif i o'i
Mendelssohn.
Magnificat C. Simper.
No no Dimitis "
The Apostles Creed J. Btainar.
Anthem Awak thou that Bleep,
est Redhead.
Address.
Offertory Solo Resurrection
Shelley.
Hymn 115.
Awkwardness
Right her i th secret of awk
wardness. It is self oonscioaeness.
A girl who thinks about how ahe is
i;oing to look whea she extends her
hand will hold it out a stiff aa a
pump handle. If she is worried
about tbs appearance of bar walk tha
will (talk over tba landscape Ilk a
wooden dummy. What parson
does gracefully is done anconscionsly
So if a person would learn grace she
must first learn how to do things un
consciously and she oau only learn
to do things unconsciously by doing
them often.
Horse Thief Sentenced
James Tulip, if that is his name,
the man who was arretted in Ding
man township last week for stealing
horses, and taken to Paterson, N. J,
plead guilty to tbe charge and was
sentenced to seven years in the
Trenton penitentiary. Ha will have
an extra year which was taken from
a former sentence, ami will then ba
taken to Caldwell, N. Y. where he
escaped from prison after serving
oae year out of a three years sen
tence. Up Before tha Bar.
N. II. Brown, an attorney of Pitts.
Held, Vt., writes: "We have used
Dr. King's N ew Life Pills for years
and find them such a good family
medicine we wouldn't be without
them." For Chills, Constipation,
Biliousness or Sick Headache tbey
work wonders. 25c at all druggists.
Advxtftise in th Press
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