OLunty
Ccor Offit. n i oj
VOL. XV.
MILFOHI). PIKE. COUNTY. PA,. FIMDAY. SEPTEMBER 1G. l.MO.
NO 46
Pike
BRIEF MENTION
Mr. llunrocht i,f Bruuklvn roceutlv
T sited wild the family . f .Inn P
Van Etten, where his rootlier-tn lW',n t'"V-fur olheis there are cm
Mm Wrightinnn, In ill, but now re
covering.'
O W. La n i i; Jr haa returned with
a, -i family ft the city.
Aliss H a lobe Crews has been elect
ed organist In fin Episcopal Church
vice LeonD'a Degan who resinned to
arc t a position as teacher in a bn-l
lie college In Dover, N. J.
Win Steele, who recently joined
tlie Si. Linis. pitched Ins first (tame
ay a withe flm'innntl club Inst Sat
urday and won the game by a score
"rf T. His Mends Bra pleased
to n lie his unco si
Riohard Bli.ird, wlio formerly te
Killed be-, died suddenly'' at his
holds in Philadelphia last Sunday.
II' x and Nutalio Armstrong hove
IC me to Blair Hull, N. J. to enter
sonool. Harold a lao returned till
wtvk to tbe U. of P.
W. R. Willis and wife,- wljo have
passed Hie summer hi the Bit. IT
.House, have- returned to their home
in Morseuivre, N J.
Il 'rbeii Hvinan ! ft thin week for
a Mo weeks vacs lot i in Atlantic
City.
Ueorge B.-nner mid wife ure pend
ing the week with tiie hitlers pirmri
W. T. Strubleand wife.
Re. D. 1 W. Coxe and wlf wil
pass's Ihrea weeks vaaatioo in Dob
in O tolier.
What farmers gain on hay at tin
prew.it pi ue n Ion is ev unit np i-j
tbe coot of tlmotliy need which i
now in a lilh notch. Could alfalfa
be rained here It would be a great
profit. In Arizona wheie Irrigated 6
or 6 crops are cut in a year, and it
yields biavhy per a ore.
.Miss Khte Le Harmon, who has
been alls. n several weeks visiting
Maine, returned today accompanied
by Mra Lnoy JUailland.
Homo unknown persim batted Con
ttable Manwaring of Malauioras oh
tbe fiend last Sunday night and left
- totm omcoiisi'Iods He m returning
borne fioui shut tin? off tbe street
lights when assaulted and does not
know how long ha. remained In that
condition. '
Mra. A. N. Roe of Branohlile and
daughter Miss Bertha Williamson
visited In town tbia week.
R. O. 8ayre add wife will attend
tbe uuteillng of the State Monument!
at Gettysburg, September 27th and
will be absent several days. It wil
lie a great occasion and no doubt
many of the boys in blue will avail
themselves of the opportunity to via
it that historical spot, which has
beerf called the high water mark of
the rebellion.
Madame L. Russell Ourntet has let
con tract to have her cottage on
llitrlotd fatrnet sluocoed. Metal huh
will be used ai d though the J b a
fi..-.'. rusts more than pa nt it is much
ctifxr in the. end, especially when
Ji;.sced oil is (1 a gallon wholesale
Htucc i make a neat Uuish and .can be
sinted any color desired by mixing I
coloring matter with the plsstt-r.
Thtf i'H of plants. on earih hn
beeti hown by seeds found in old
rjeka to be perhaps a thousand lum
. remote as the Bible date of Aiisoif
Idrtb. No pis-its can now be touor
w lili b bore such seeds.
The looal cutipaign has not 0nel
yal to any extent. This district Oon
. g'tfs oi-ally bihI Senatorial ly Is ai
lop ,ided liiHt iteiiii.ciat d.i not fee'
any necessity to be strenuous It I
ru'ii- re.l howt ver that an rll.nt I
bi'hu niiiilt' bo bavu candidate, liiim
cotof lieie niid stir things up.
It ibert K Cardenas if n xico mi
Ltouise J Uagnt ueie n. rtied Np'.
11 h at the home of tlie hnou in Mi
( nil township by J II L.duig lv-g
TUey will reside in M xkn City
A marriage license was isnet ti
Herb, rt E Travis and Mary Am
Tawpier Uith of Oingman Tap.
After the census Congresa mus'
euaka new apportinninent of repre
aeutativea among .he M'atea.
Tli attima'e is that the country
tins gained 11 millions si una (ha last
census. If apisiriioned on the -sin
bisis as lu luootiieie will be 450. ui
(9 more tbau at pic ent.
Mont than MO people Inst their
livei by forost Hies lu the northwest
this reason. About half were forest
rangers and the mat forest flghteia
ad settlers.
Chief burgess Porter has started
nut to break up the alley ganga. This
anay seem to soma like renuentent
in
the
number of worsen who bo'd
' nlot' "f Superintendent of Schools'
Fo"y nntle are thus supplied "'ri
d Ida tea enough of wlicii are likely to
be elected to make a msj rity .
Pennsylvania State Health Depart
menl by fig expnnditiire of tliiee
million dollars in the last four years
claims to have Hived about twenty
three million dollar' for Hie Suite
in chirking the spread of typhoid
lever, preventing diptheria, ami siiv
li'g tuberculosis patients.
A y ail widow wh took - up a
homestead in North Dakota . Iwi
yenra ago haa received over a tbous
and proposals. Koine girls mls;ht
think that more than her share
Fhw people perhaps kno what !
meant by the term gold tilled applied
to watch oases and jewelry and anp
pose that tbe metal in some way i
Impregnated with gold, in fict It
co isiats of taking t wo sueets of gold
between which Is placed a section ol
o'dercostod metal. Tbe sandwich
ia heated and pressod so that lb
three, parts are welded together. It
wlIT resist acid hut its diiratiiluy tle-
penda (mi the thickness ol the yold
1-af.
Iliimtn Life, a mairnzluc pnh
'Nlied in Bitston Is art ideal paper for
lie home. , .It givi-s tbe news of the
world, te'ls about people who have
do .e greut things, and is wi ll il' ti
trated. We have uient'ioned a reading
rixim for the town, a place, wiiere
ihn youth could assemble ai d find
bonks and papers and a place to
spend an hour or two in the evonli g
Such an opportunity uiight inculcate
habits of reading and would give
biya a better atmosphere than street
oomers.
Cave bank road Is being widened
and preparations made to hui'.4 tbe
retaining wall on the upper aide.
At the Maiue primaries Monday a
democrat waa nominated for (Jover.
nor and two of tbe four congressmen
oboaen in democrats. This. Is the
fi -at flop the state has made itr hirty
years, aud some ew Ymk paner"
look npon tt as a rehuke to Koose-
Vdlt. A demboratio bouse will select
a suooessor to Houutor Eugene Hale.'
Looal option ateo will take tbe place
of atate wide prohibition.
In Berks county grasshoppers have
attacked peach orchard?, eating holes
in tbe leaves. Prof, Huifuce atlvicet
to spray with some arsenioa) pibon
like Paris graen, pn'a ounce to a gal
lon ol water. '"
Algernon Orgory is spending the
week in New York.
Borers which-Infest apple and
quince trees may be killed by put
ting small tufts cf cotton saturated
with bisulphide of ci rbon and then
plastering the boles with mud.
Painting the trees with raw linseed
oil ami pure white lead will "prevent
them trout entering. A common
way Is to dig then' out with a knife
and piece of wire.
According to the census return
Port Jervis is falling olf in popub tion
and has only a little over 9000 inhab-
Hants. Naturally the pupers c f that
cheerful city complain.
O rge B, Heller and Miss Marie
F. Duraud were married in Brooklyn
Saturday Sept 10th.
Silas U. Seeley of Newark visited
his parents here tfe tint i f this
week.
Frank Dixon, of Cf'l'ornia, an
evangelist was a gu st w itli the mini.
ly oj Lion Jao.b KUer, l is bvother
iu law, for several davs rruuiil'y.
La-t hundiiy he favounl the Priatiy
teiin.i oungrut;atlgi with souie excel
eut solos. .
Ii.i'ginan Uiwof! 'p 'ujierTi-i Xr are
iu'Hi g iit ol t!i (Sae loiiil in
rood i-u.rti p u. It h.-irg ronuui d
hS lo ed w:,ei al.U that is 'hr
, cri-i fit po (I imhii inakiiig
(Ijorg.i 11 Hnlar and ii' of
Brooklyn visaed rulatives l.e'e ibis
eek. 'J'hey exp- ct Boon lo pu to
Arizona where they will reside and
engage n the buaiuess of farming
and raising trnit,
Misa Helen Palmer is absent this
week on her variation.
Ida Grace Mills and Herbert B
Palmer, both of Carlisle, Pa., were
married September 8th at the home
of the bride. Herbert ia well known
here where be passed bis lite until
manhood, takiug the first steps in
his trade iu the Press orhre. We are
nlHAMpd that Iih has taken I lie tciinit .
V Ksiisa lead- the Sta'e
and most important In Ins H and1 lu "i'.'1" P"r wf". ..... .
feel that bis help mate has tnund ao Uuion Tanning Co to K. It Uoittl
exoellentoompatiion and that togeth- , bin, io aire Palmj ra, 100.
er tbey may travel a pleasant jour
George St John of Southern Pines
roontlv apeut several days In town
.
' The Republican CoHnty Committee
has organised by electing Hon. W
A. H, Mitchell Chairman. H. &
Angle Secretary and J. 6. Ryder
Presstirer. '
Mrs. M. L. Harmony.who has been
in New York for several weeks, hat
returned lo town. She expeots soon
ir ooonpy ber new houaa at Golden
Springs on the rvHyirmndsklll.
Gorge Wagner has gone to New
York for a two weeks vacation.
John Hilton Is spending the week
with his aunt in Newark. ,
The state will give a (lemnpstra
Hon ct model orchards on the faro
if Ribert P. Hrodhesd In Lehmar
Sept 28 There will be seventy flvf
meetings including every county.
Ijeoturcs wlil be delivered ppnn tin
tubject of pests of trees, farm and
irden crops. Qdnstions ' will be
inswered and advice given. Two
'Xpert will be in attendnnoe and
he meetings will begin at 1 p. m.
Ground wss broken this week for
he new Masonio home at Kllmbetl
town, P.
lu Washington the progressioni-
a on out defeating tbe Tuft Ballingei
. nndidata for U. 8. Senator.
Virginia B. Mott of Ht-ani-hville ii-
ttending tbe State Nonnal at Mont
jlair ami hits the distinction of being
'.he sole representative from Sussex
Coontv.
Ten thousand people vlsifWl t)if
Monroe county fair last Thursday. It
as a b inner day m it history. '
Chestnuts a Food Mich
Used in Europe
In this oountry, except for turkey
stuffing, little use is made of the
chestnut, wheress abroad chestnut
ltsb.es of all kinds are very com
mon, tor one thing, chestnuts are
a cheap food, and tbey lend themsel
ves well to many ways of serving.
So tbe French, tbe Spanish, and tbi
Italian peoples, especially, send then.
to table served as vegetables plainly
huilecl, but masked with a good oil
ance. They have the Dots ground
into cheMuut fli tir of wbich tbey
make good bread and various sorts o I
cakes and blsctits Thay .atep hoi'
them in sirup and serve tbein up ar
compotes ; in sh. rt, in Kurope chest
nuts are considered' very "ivjiluahle
food adjui ots and b gnat aii to cook
Ing operations. The Delineatoh
for Octol.er.
The Season Closing
While Ute'Jifuff -House has'closed
its di ois for tlie summer, -having
bad the most sucoeeaful aeason in its
history, some of tbe other hostel r)e
IU remain open';for a. little.. while
longer ; Tbe Marguerite will.remain
open lor tall boainet-s, as is its, cus
tom. Business at the Hotel Consw
shuugh will be suspended lu a few
djys : tbia house was well filled dur
ing' July and August. There is no
time set tor the closing of the Home.
stead. ' :.
Tbe htisuhall team played its na)
game Labor D.iy, when It was de
feated by the, team at Newton by the
soore ol 2-1. ,
Those wio attended tbe Colonii I
tea held at the Field Ciuh had a most
enjoyable litue. Some of those prst,
eut were: Mr. and Mrs William Me
Kibben, Mr. and Mrs. pollard, Mr.
and Mrs. John C Z'liuuoriiian, John
C. ZiojmeiiUHU Jr., Miss Huau
Brown, John and William Bturgls,
.Mrs. Pin xr' ix Ward and Miss Eloiae
Van Vecbten.
Tbia is s T iry enjoyable seaeon In
the mountains, but as the fcbools In
the city are opening, a large number
of visitnts bavfi left Milford, sntna of
tlmin doubt lei to rctarn next son son.
.liter plCiSBIlt . recollections of the
!- I , . : " .
.i WANTED! '
iiIJJ.SiiEN to repraaeut us in
ILe sale ot our High Uiade liooiis
Don't ttt.hiy, apply at otic, fteatiy
fjipioymeui j iioeial teriiis; -i-ijxjr
uiu) uut neeear y . ' ' .
ALLEN NURSERY CO,
Rochester, N. Y.
Real Estate Transfers.
I'bomss Stout to Hurry B. Kobool
ey. 60 acres Lackawaxeu, i'.i'j'i.
Thinnss Dotter to Harry B Sctfonl-
y, timber deed on 75 acres, Laoka
wuxen. ' V-' .
Orvillo L Rowland to G. Frank
Rowlami, interest In i acres, Lacka.
waxen, 6"0.
IC. L Parks to L. S Pusey. Lots
Austin L Cronk q Gertrude Hur-
I Icy, 1 acra Lack a waxes'. fl.UUI. -'
MEETING.
Twenty-first Anniversary of
Women's Society
v'in Milford.
. LsstiVek-; tlie twmty-flrst ': annt
versary -of itbe organization of the
Women's Hiailon Society was oele
nrated at the home of Mrs fjfnorge
Mitchell. , Iovitations were extend
d to the iadle of tlie Presbyterian
oongregailon and to thosn of other
hutches ami to ail fueling an in
terest in the event. This was nut
Willi a oordinl response and a large
company was present, who greatly
mj yed the occasion, and the exi r
cises. Tne following reoort was read '
by Mrs George Mitchell. '
Instead "f my usual monthly n-t on I
it the 8oc e- I will give a ahort r--
nnie of tiie tweniy one -vearo aijice
he Society was organie-d hi re Wo
havi -not been a large Society and
have not accompllvhed gieat things
ut that we have kept alive and been
permitted t acc-.trpllsh even a 1H tie
we rfre vji thankful and grateful
Looking over the Secretiry'a bcoks
I Und we have had on the roll sixty
dve names There have been eleven
leaths and quite a nnrober hsve ra
novod t ioilur p.ai-os. The contrl
hutlng iiie.nliers have . been from
eiitj-flvB to thirty.
Our monthly meetings Lave been
small, bul few have been omitted
and none without- good reason.
As wo are so remote from the head
pjsrters of the Board we seldom
have tfio privilege of hearing any of
the returned, missionaries; but will
this .afternoon, have the pleasure of
listening to one who has been In
oloae- touch 'with some of them, t I
had hoped when adding the total
a nountt conhibuted to And the sum
would reach a thousand dollars but
was ; naruiy 50. This amount
has been' gathered almost entirely by
monthly offerings. :-
' The few active members- who have
met from month AA mlmtl to study
the work of the church and become
acquainted with the Ycnrkers, an..
joy. tbe meetings intellectually as
we'l'aa religiously, for the history of
Missions is tbe history of Christian!
Ing I bo world, and sooner ot later
ocording as we are fuithful to tbe
work glveu us to do will the evan
gelisation of all tbe .peoples of the
earth le brought to pass. - ' ' ' ' '
An add ret wss then made by
Mrs. Frank Edglngton of Wsshlng-
ton who poe onJ the history ol
Masters bcgtiiutiig with the Mi sle
couiinand to LJs ollowers "bqt .go
thou and preach the Kingdom of
God.' ' .
She gave a most Interesting ae
oo'unt of work In various countries;
esiawlally in Aftica .arid tha Bqnth
4ea islands and urged but1 hearers to
renewed interest in the subject.
The Philadelphia Sooiety ,a about
forty years old so that Utlford ranks
tinohtf the pioneer Sooiotivs in tbia
country.
The. birth place of American for.
elgn ''Missions was at a haystack at
Williaiustown, Mass., where Hauiui)
J. Mjills, Jauiu) Richards, Francis j.
Robliius, Harry Loomia and HlranJ
a eene met for prayer. 'The first
organisitlon was in 1808 (taviDg or
its ct'ject. "lo effect in the . j ersons 1 1
Its members a Mission or Missions hi
the ben then'' and this was the first
orguuiKatjou in America.
. Publisher's Notice.
That thou who may wish to use
tha.FKk.Hs ss s Miedium for reaching'
tha public with nistler that Is in no
wise news we make tbe' following
aniiounceroent. i ,. , . ? , .
Advertising rate furiiished on up
p". Icitlunj Applicant should slate
SI -lie In inches,. hat fs to. he adver.
tbe I, nutnlitir of tiines sdyertisH.
ineiit iso uo Cards of thanks,
tuty.cenbf: resolutions of sympathy
anil .obituiy i rersi syi otie cnt'. e
f jrd; aniuuiiieemenU of all iniinii)
making alt lira fen cents per Bne nt
anworjU. Money, must actupau
ortters to publish ruinounceinents.
,THH LAH OF A FIEND
wupd,;have been alstut as welcome lo
A. Coofof Uswtgo'N. f!.' as a mr
cileas lung racking cough that defied
all remedies for yaars. t'lt was most
iroubieooiue sttngUt" '.ha writes, noth
ing hejrasj, me till used Dr. King's
ew yiH'ocery wtiicu cynxt me com
pletely. I navel cough a night now
Ullliuus know its uvtchleaa uient for
stubborn colds, obstinate cugbs, sore
lungs; iagrippe, asthma, 'hemorrhage,
cronji ' whisplug rough', or bayfever.
II telle ves quickly audi uever falls to
satisfy, A trial convinces. SO. 11 00
fhsl bottle fee, it's positively guar-
..autaed by all dnigglau.
MISSt'bNARY
iAm$ FASHIONS i
FOR AMERICANS.
Special Number of The North
American Comes on
4 September 18
The America ti
i rti,r,,,-nii woman naa now
reached tu px where alie never
buys her outfit for the season with
out first being sure what Paris haa
decided upon as the fashionable
thing, .
Following its usual custom, Inaug
u rated several yrars ago. The North
American will, on Snndav, Septem
ber lt, issue its special Paris fashion
nutilhpr, it biingaa hight page sec
tion ia .connection with Its regular
Sanday piper.
Toe -tvlo represent the very 1st
est in Paris dreasmakine ait. The
designs printed were chosen trom
the best showings of the representa
tive, makers of fashionable garments.
After seeing them th.i woman can
form her own idea and make her
own cnolce of the An'ierlcan gix.ds
that are offered. She i an make sure
that she Is getting ii; tn.ilate itar-
inenta. There Is alvav a big dy
mand for The Norili Amei ican's
seclsl fashion nutnls r. It is nd
visHble to order nl the i.gci t nr
newsdealer well in i.lvnaiv.
Worms in Horses
An old remedy tin !. i-. luirs's,
potato water and lime ts of " r.littul
effioacy. If ohnoxioui to Hif worm
it may compel them to note !, e;ier
inj the intestine. Milk, hud and
molasses, part id each to pint
doses Is a better ren.i-dy. 1 1 is j
oause the worm lo lisise its iM fe
oanse the mixture Is agreeable t-- it.
then by giving a ca'liartio lo curry
tv, r . JV . 1 , , .. ....
...c.u .,u me .nimai win oe relieved,
rarasitea or many kind reside in tbe
intestinal oanal of horses There are
three kinds of tape worms, the bot
fly grub and others. They canse
colicky pains and the horse falls into
a bad condition. Turpentine, tartar
eiqetio, infusion of tobacco and bitter
tooloa are gocd remedies given after
the .horse baa bad a long fast. For
tape worms pumpkin seeds are excel
lent.. If rock salt ts allowed for
horses to lick they'will oe protected
tola large degree, . Horses In poor
condition are most subject to worm
trouble. ...
Platonic' MwrjageNot for
' Real Men or Women.
6m 11 ting , seaUuieniai, , pyrotech
nios, and getting right down to prac
tioal, day in and day not,' three
meals and millln- ry exisli lie, marri
age is nut an unselfish relationship.
ys Krman 4. iildgwav in.Tp..PB-
i.iiiator for Oclober. , A man may
protest, aod bs may believe. If he ts
very young1 and ardent, that he it
"taking this woman" to work for
and oherish, anil make happx ; hut,
'way down among nis instincts, if
be, troubles to baik. he will find a
conviction that this particular wom
an will make a good home fur bim,
and honor Mm among his fellows:
thjit she will c.iler to his pstriaichal
aspirations, in providing a faintly;
and that in her he will cnntlnne to
find through the years sweet aatia
faction for bis soul and body hunger.
The convlo'ion may b" uncon
scious, but It ia there If when a
lover wooes his lady love she were to
answer: "Y a. 1'4 many you. It
yon will agree to a platonic marrl
age; no clil'ilren, nu love making,
rooms In a hotel a' d an allowance,''
an old dod might accept tlie terms.
but any real man out of the wheel
chair stage would promptly take to
his heels.
There are probably a. few ihj igs
which, if a wmin knew she was go.
( g to miss them in the marriage r .
lationshtp, w ould send ber fl. ing
f otn tt.
DOrs'T I REAK EOW.N
Several si rains uu tlie vital organs,
like strains on machinery, cause break
downs. You uau't over-tax stomach.
liver, kidneys, bowsls or nerves with
out serious danger to yourself. If you
are weak or run.down, or under strain
Pf ny kind, take Electric. Bitters tlie
matchless, touie medicius Mm. J. E.
Van de Saode, of Kirkland, III, writes
"That I did not break dowu, w hile en
during a most severs strain, for three
months, is due wholly to Electric Bit
ters." I' ae them and enjoy baaltb
and strength. Satisfaction positively
guaranteed. 50c at all druggists.
WANTED!
Farm wit 1 g ot apple orchard,
bious,, unfailing spring, moderate
jirioe. " Hoffman, 800 W. 112,
New York
Advertise in tha PRESS
NOTES FROM
SANDYST0N
I The ctdet-j ig will soon be visible
for on Friday 1 saw thj first barre
go past. Cider tbat will Intoxioate
should be prohibited from sain, snd
I that is the only kind wanted by
I topers. v
j If times sre so grs.d on the farm,
why ts It that at least half a down
giKsJ farms are for sale in this towr?
j Familim have become smaller, Hnd
farm help of both sexes scarcer, may
be the reason for the sailing.
j It Is certniuly a shame tbat one of
onr schools is Infested with Pedicolu;
Capitis and the fact ts reported to
one of i-ur school officials by the
teccher and no action taken. Any
old veteran can tell yon all about the
'.critters". They are not lurge, but
aottve
The Bevaus Brat, sre busy rilling
their silos, which by the way takes
si veral fields of oorn. On Friday
tbey bait tine of their most valuable
oows frorti milk fever.
Misa Eiiza Snook, of Snndyston.
has taken oh a rife of the school at
' Klnthrisikville on the 12th inst.
J Wa'pack still Incks one teacbi r.
Kdward Adams, of Bloomfield, N. I
J.. is spending a few days at the
hotel in Layton. Ed says there is
nothing like Snsaex air for him.
When barricades are put np at
cadi end ot tbe new road meaning
tint the road is olosed, a good many
autoists persist hi going through.
The passage of vehioles Injures the
Mnd, especially ..when they are pot-
ling on the oil and screenings besides
getting they machines daubed up
with a tar that Is a sticker. There
are roads to go aronnd, why not ao-
eomodate the road men
The Idea that the Freeholders of
this County should claim that they
hart been, bulldoxed by the Sandyston
Freeholder, and did not know that a
piece of road (of nearly one mile)
leading from Pine Hill towards Bev
aus was building or bad been author
ed to he built. What a smart set
ihose Fr ehslders most be.
, COMMUNICATED.
Saudyaton posesseg a Freeholder
whose flag proclaims economy in
c-'Unty matters especially financially,
ut whether his flag is flying yet or
not deponent sailb not.
Here is a small matter entailing a
cost of from 10 to IS 00 dollars annu
ally loss to tbe County.
Mr. Vanslokle, I am Informed, -handed
tbe billowing offer of Philip
Heins for boarding the prisoners in
the jail to the Director of the Board
tor reading, but it was not read.
Why? ,
When offers for boarding the pris
oners was handed in, Mr. Helm bad
nis presented as follows :
Newton N. J. Slaroh 10, 19f0
To the Board of Chosen Freeholders
of tbe County of Sussex;
1 hereby offer to make agreement
and ootitiact with your honorable
Is sly for feeding persons detained In
he County Jill of Bussex County for
1 he ensuing year npon the following
emu.
For feeding persons so detained at
he rate and price ot 3t cents a day
during such detention, excepting
persons detained by commitment un
dor ihe Inaorderly Aot for a period
of not more than, ten days, for
which the rate and prioe will be
twenty'cents per day. In tbe event
of this offer being aocepted I agree to
furnish any reasonable bond for the
proper performance of such contract.
(signed! PHILIP HEINZ.
Ami yet this offer was not read be
fore the Board, aud when Mr. Huinr.
offered to pay for the insertion of his
Iter iu the N. J. Herald, the offer I
aa refuneil, and both letters ol re. J
lusal are lying before me as I write
I copy the following from the New-
ark Siar of April lfi, 110, as follows;
Salem, Salem Co,, N. J.
April 16, 1910.
Freeholder Hart of tha jail Com
mittee staled that the daily cost o
ke- p of tbe prisoners for the month
of March was ten and a quarter
cents per man
Now why does Sussex County pay
50 cents per dar. when Salem Coun
ty tha ocat is only 101 oeo.lt p.'r
day.
If wa are to be economical why
not begin right here, and save a
nice cbuuk of niouey.
Respeot fully,
"ECONOMY."
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CaVADVKKTUK IN TU.K PRESS.
A BIG THREE DAYS'
STATE CONVENTION FOR
SUNDAY SCHOOL FOLKS
Altoona The Host..
0 c to6er 13, i3, I4
' When Robert Ralkea alartod his
first Sunday Sohool In 1780 or there
abouts, bis friends and neighbors
laughed at him and dubbed him
"Bobby Wild Goose," but his wild
goose idea had so muoh good In it
that It would not be downed by
sneers and jeers, and to-day the
Sunday School Idea girdles the
globe.
The modern Sunday-School, with
the Bible as its text-book, employa
the time and talent of the bet
scholars of the Hnd. Among its
officers and teachers are fonnd thai
first men and women in all walks of
life, and as an Institution, the 8nn
d.iy School is recognized as one of
the most potent factors in the mak
ing of strong tnnnboodand beautiful
womanhood.
. Pennsylvania is (he largest Sun-
day School district in the world ; ov
er 11.000 schools are locatoit in h
State, with a nicmhershln nl 1 mi
Like ail progressive agencies.
these schoolfrare federated in a State
wide movement under the name of
the Pennsylvania S'ate Sabbath
School Association, with auxiliary
Association in every one of the six
ty seven Counties. Tbe organization
seeks to bring improvement in meth
ods and equipment to the smallest
sohool held In the country sohool
house, as well as the largest olty
sohool on the avenue.
Representatives of these schools
assemble annually In State Conven
tion for the purjsje of outlining its
yearly policy. The next Convention
wll be the Forty Sixlh Annual, and
is announced to meet in Altoona,
P.. October 12, ia and 14. This an
nual gathering is the largest assem
bly of religions workers held within
tbe State
JEALOUSY
Aoushls my darling would you cast
me aside
For that crooked spalpeen Larry
, MoBrlde?
Would you break a true heart that
. beats only for you
And refuse me yonr own that's so
loving and true?
In auguish I suffered and it shattered
: my pride . , ,
When I saw tbat red rascal Larry
JloBride
With his sootberin' tongue speak
1 love in your ear, , , ,
And you listened with pleaanre hla
falsa words to bear.
I -
Alanna, mavoureen, tho the world
Is so wide
'Twill not hold myself and that vil
lain McBride.
If he takes you by treasure, on yonr
wedding day
I'll make you a widow tbo my head
be the pay.
My jewel, my jewel I'm almost be
side Myself, when I think of that sooun-
. drel McBride ; . .
1 scarce know what I'm saying, but
1 hate the name
Ot that omadbaon Larry who be
tween ns os me.
I entreat you my precious, my love
not deride, .
Don't compare it wltb that of tha
crafty McBride.
It ia strong, it is fervent, 'twill last
all thru life, '
lUt my own little Eileeu, my sweet
cheriebed wife.
Cecilia A. C'ulleu.
IT SAVED HIS LEG
All thought I'd lose my lg-,' writes
A. Swensou, of Watertown. Wis.
''Ten years of ec.eiua, tbat 16 doctors
leould not cure, had at last laid me up.
Then liucklen's Arnica ctalve cured it.
sound aud w ell." Infalllable for skin
eruptions, Eczema, Salt ltbeum, Bulla,
Fever Sores, Hums, Scalds, Cuts and
Piles. 2ic at all druggists.
WANTED Cosmopoi.itax M aoa
7.1 St. requires tiie servioes of a repre
sentative iu l'ike County to look af
ter suhsrriptiou renewals and to ex
tend circulation by special method
which, have proved unusually success
ful. Salary and oom mission. Pre
vious experience desirable bot not
essential. Whole time or spar
time. . Address, with references, H.
C. Campbell. Cosmopolitan Maga
zine, 178'j Broadway, New York
City.
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