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VOL XV.
MILFOJtD. PIKE COUNTY. PA.. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 14. 1910.
NO 50
ER1EF MENTION
Dr. Waller L. Angle has been ap
potntsd to read a paper on Infantile
psra lysis before the Monroe County
Medical Society at Us November
meeting.
Oetober 28th has been designated
a tiill Atbor day.
Po-tmaster A twin U visiting in
New York a few days thia week.
Herbert Van Ktten and wife if
New York, who have boon sojourn
ins; tn thic eeotion for several week.,
returned to thn oity today.
If agents mid manufacturers of
tree ilop- apirie'i yon Jo sell their
preparations for treating yonr tree,
remember there I nothing better'
than (he limn aiilfar wash Hud when
trier If it will be reeomendcd by I he
State. Therefore refuse to hay what
may be a material which will rnin
your tree
Gilford Pinohot of Washington, D.
(J., waa Ml Grey Tower. IhiH Week.
All grades of refined sugar have
Iwn reduced one twentieth of a cent
ioasd You may not. get the
ber.eflt of it bnt some onn will.
Laok of rain has made tho streams
ver low. The Delaware baa not
been no low for years.
Frieda yetterlein 01 Paupao has
gone to ttcrsutun where she haa em
ployment. She will be greatly
miaeed by the yeans; people of Pan
pae who hope for hor sucoeM.
George Wheeler' and Comity Treaft
nrer W, F. Choi attended the Elks
celebration In Patorson Wednesday.
Hon. "A. Mitchell Palmar and a
party of friend, dined at Hotel Fu
ehere recently. r,
' Pear blight ia b-cterlal disease
whloh attack! apple, pear and quince
tree and for which there ia no
known rented. Tha tutu to do la
to oat away aud burn the parta af
fee ted. Borne people think aalt used
aroand the root of the tree, wtlj ef
fect a onre, but It hst not been fully
demonstrated.
Jos. 8.. Banner and wife of Florida
with Mr a. M. C. Nyoe were In town
last Saturday.
7ra.-T3ilo' H. MorforJ of Ellen.
..Tills, N.'fY. w vial ting In town.
Hn. t. W. Banner and ion, who
hare been In Nebraska, are dialling
In town.
WANTED Cosmopolitan Mao a
ZIVB rwjiiirea tha xarvioea of a repre
Mutative in Pike County to look af
ter nhacrlitten renewals and to ex
tend oiroulntlon by special hiethotla
which hare proved onuanally lucres
fu'. 81ry and oommiaslon. Pre
rii'Ua experlenue desirable bat iot
csaential. ' ' Whole time or spare
time. Address, wfth refrence, II
C. fmpbell. ' Cbamnpolitan Maga
zine, 1789 Broadway, New York
City.
Golden Days ia Pike County
(Written especially . tor thn Pikk
Coontv Pkks upon leaving Ding
man's Ferry after a vacation)
A UITI own iu Mliiumnii it rttri),
I stopped at the High Falls Hotel,
The Folniers are lovely people,
They treated me very well.
I rowed up and town the Delaware
Hirer,.
It was very nice down there.
I enjoyed the scenery very much,
A so the sweet, biacing air.
I walked up to see the water falls,
And climbed upon the rocks,
Bo h go that when I Kicked down
It gae me nervous shocks.
Also I went about the rillage
Getting acquainted with many nice
folk a.
It waa very pleasant to hear them
Tolling stories and cracking jokes.
There la Lafayette QnWk, for in
stance, A very odd fellow I he.
He has word for every one
At Jolly as can a.
Then there ia Uncle John, at the
bridge.
He Is dear old man. ,
He waa a soldier la the war
And la now a veteran.
And thn there is Mr. Browne, ''the
blaoksmti h.
Who busily worka away.
And Harry Morgan, who from Mil
ford, Brings the mail each day.
Oh, Pike County li a beautiful e. un
try,
I aiuno glad I eaioe,
And everywhere that I do go
shall sing loud He fame. .
OEITUARY
Sua.VN U. GmNI'lN
!
Mrs. Granrtin died
Home In Bnrliegii
Monday flight Hot.
horn In lh awire to.
at tne
i. Now
lUtll
lis jip this -.onn
ty abiint sa'i-itv:i-lgh years ago
and wm a d.'iuiitr "I ri'loiian and
Hannah (WHai'eh, Wostbrook,
lo(h descended irion early f ttler:i iu
thia valley. She wss .i sister of the
Into John " . fur thiru five years
Prothonntaty of this I'eunty and if
Lnfnvntte who represented t'e cum
ty fjr several terms iu Ihe N'jW.i
tare
Her early year" were pawed :n
Blooming throve 1owrsli!p but -vn.-n-f
of horlifo after ui-irr'nfjo was sr-?rif
in New Jersey. Shfj was twlca luar-
ried her f!rst liti-t- i: rl woa Wtn H.
Bell of UranchvlUe, N. .l.,'iind hit
pecond Thmwlo-e f4ron'lin, tioth lo
OORsied. For th three rear
her reeidetfe lian hrn in M'e Marim
lo Home, at Htirlingtou at wlneh
tilnce she w:n li,terrel
Hahvv Ar.nu
Wednesday, tn-ti.htr ftth, ll
llsirvey Artur !eiart-d this 1 1 f-- Ml
Uc. Burns' .UoHit 1. hwaiitnn,
where be had undi rirone :n (ijMMA
lion for uppendioi'is the day provi
ona. He had for the past yeir ma il
his home at Laukao.en uiiiil w ill
in a few weeks when moved to
Uawley.where he was taken sick, a
doctor was calll nod afhir a d ty or
two he waa reui ivwl to the hospital.
He was In his thirtieth yer :U)d IiIh
wife, liltle koii,1iis mother, one
brother - am) - n nuinher ( r"llivii
and friends grieve that oue so yonng
should lie thus early, calhd away.
The funeral waa held at Ihe home o
Mra. Artei's yarent-t, 12vi Trivelpiwe
and wife in Pa'myrn Sunday, )ot. 9.
The services were cont'ncleiJ 1 llov.
H. T Pfrklasaiid die umams were
gently bonme by his brothers of Ihe
I O, O F. lodge and ibid tn rest in
the 1'aupack ceinoterv The sympa
thy of the Q.minmnity -viih the
your.jr wife and wo hoiio thai (Iu
years to noiilo n a' to ionjn nxteoti
lightcu her sorrow, ihnt the (ic-avj
olood. ol gloom under which, alio 1
left so early In llfo may Huury ja.-i
nway and that she may nnd con-ola
tion iu t he furl that "'lXoee whom
Ho love;h He rlnistcneth ''
' REACHING THE TOP
iu auy calling of life, dennindri a vinr
ous.body and a keen hrain. Without
health there Is no success. Hut Klee
trie Bitters U tltc preaiest ' Health
Builder tha world has ever known. It
compels perfect aetion of stomach, liv
er, kidneys, lwel, pinnies and en
liehea the blood, toi:en and iuvigtuates
the whole system and enuhleH you to
utand the wear and lear of your dmiy
work. '-After oiontliH ot'au deling from
Kidney Trouble." writes W. M. rfber
man, of (.'usliuii, Me, "three bottles
of Eleetiie flitter, uiade me feel like u
uew man." &e at all drn!irits.
. Human Life.
Human Life, published in B.iiu:i.
has in the iK t .tmr t u.nher mvend
V'Tv instructive and entertaining nr
tioies. Its contributors .ire well
known and able writers and tl e
topics they treat are. timely ot pres lit
day people and ;heir-wnrk Among
the articles is ouo of Ho isevelt giv
ing Ina part in the three cirnercd
fight for Mayer of New York with
George aud Hewe'.t against him.
Richard Croker waa then Imjss of
laniiuaoy and the side 1i.miI lltrown t
ou him is new and ioo-restirg. The J
writer pavs ibis trhtita to the Mxpon
ent ot tlie New Nationalism
M. K lo.eeeU never forgot nod
never failed ror.d The ineour.-
of uo fnend. h'o s.,s lo pt.ii.ii r m
r.l. tl'tfii Hvi
the slopes of loo re
politicians, pr u i. m il,K.n il.e.r
sitlons as sriMo t i'i f usrtv. ha.n
iru lli'iti oie-e ilv ihotiatois up at
him, only to tin I ibi.e Jemamin dir.
egariled In favor i I pnnv peas-uit,-of
wh'-in fheir high, ineff.t'jle oais
bad never beird. These peasants
were, numbered among Ihe H nwevilt
frimnls. Mr Koosovolt ihe swoid
sad shield of the many has be-o a
shock to purple ones.
"A ner his defeat he went liaek to
his ranch and bis retirement. But
he had eiched himKe'f upon tlie im
aiinaiion of the .public Al.-'i, he
bora with him tlie good opinion el
the tovr. Yjun', nionr, v., en.
I. :Uilt, im, w und as the begirt . f en
oak, Ane-riC.'o in nil tilings, res:W to
fight when rigtil or wr.mj: -tbc
wnrlil lelt tlii: It bul not hen'd tba
.u.-u oi iir. i.u'cir:i, .i'i ii a nig ot ,r i:ie u'n mat lay on ills ueaa preme privilegj or rounding out a
was n il. It is lh- Hueevitts who awnHug his siraturs, to make itllongand antive life with tuoh free
in buide.ncd age ui e an the, rl.adow ulVetive, and his oouoluding remarks dom from bodily infirmity aud suoh
of great rook lo weary lnd." lo the effect, "That Toll Bridges,.1 remarkable mental activity.
TO THE VOTERS OF
PIKE COUNTY:
On the lSlh day of Maroh. 1909
.Momio!((v Rt.art iKned the Free Bridge
Jersey. I j; Resolution, introdaoed by me
and it boenme fl Inw.
Ry renaon of the circulation of the
kfory in some localities, that I did
out ioti'oouco this bill, but that It
as tok.ji. froiA my desk hy the
M-'iiihor of Hunks County, who then
P'iFlied it tiiriii!)ih or it would never
Vara hon introdo'-ed, I snhmlt the
rroinl i -t this bill rum the date In
ir iluct l liy o'C, until the date the
i ivernor signed it, viz:
.1'ilnt I'.t'priiiiMou, IVovidlng for
;H .;pnintme"l of a Commission to
wi'iaoe into foals ot hcquiritiir loll
Hi idi;f.a ueriH" tlie Dolawnro River.
UouHtt It, 1 j No. o
.Ian 1:5 itci.l in i!ae.e in Hoose hy
Mr. Mm 7ia.
Jan . '.'fi Kofc-rred to Committee on
A iToprtatio:s.
rely 4 Reported with amend
Oient 1-y M r. Mtirvin.
Fehv 6- F'ir-it llc-ndinc
Feby in Second Hemling.
Feby II Thiri reading and final
ii'iyAU", ?o''-, j es '2'i, no U.
KhIiv II - RoniArks hy Csroll and
K .ier
Rfnrr-ri 8 -Retnrurd from Senate
. it'o.ul, nniei diiieot.
March 9 f inod by Speaker.
In Sonata No. 101
Koby 'J- Heftrred to committee
on iipprnprHtlons.
Feby 23 Reported without amend
neDt hy .Mr. Crawford chairman.
FohySl First reading.
Maroh I Second reading. -
March 2 Third rending and final
passage, vole, yes 10, no 0, absent 7.
March 8 Signed by President.
"March 15 Signed by Gor. Stuart
aud became a law.
April 15 Gov Stuart appointed
'' i:i .iMiia.i-F Oi).
The oiigtiiumr of this peoullar
story mut be very lacking In bi
kiiowl.-dgp of how things are run at
Hiri isburg.
In tho fi-sl place there are 207
di sks In the House of Representa-
t;ved, oue for each member, and to
Huh itpek a lock and key and a
member never unlooks that desk on
le.-s bn wants something' and tbeu
1 cks it again, and then goes back
and sees that he surely locked it.
The reason is, that there are hand-
reds of visitors going thru the house
er ry day e oh looking for a sourer
ir and the lust thing a member would
do with an"-thirg of value would be
to leavo it outside of lock and key
and 1 will venture to say, that if an
elephant were left at a man's desk it
would be gone In an bonr.
Yet tile originator of schemes
ould have you behove a man would
leav) anything of value lying loose
t it-re.
If Uorertior Stuarts' Hies were
opjiifd ti diy, among them would be
louud a letter directed to him, writ-tor-,
and siijiif d hy me, asking him to
appoint Don. C. J. Buckinao, Ilepub
liuau .Member from Harks County, a
Mcrubsr ot this Commission, aud be
did so.
H is eusb 'iiary, as well ns parlia
mentary, toalwavs appoint the au
thor of a hill, or the mover of a mo
tion, as the olisirinau or a member ol
the committee asked for, or the mo
tion ie;uli;jj. whether such lie at
Hariiiburg, or in a Delaware Town
ship Hoiiool uiFctine, sod, as the au
thor ot this hill, the tlovernor ap.
poiuted me a member and the mein-
lirs elected me its chairman, and I
ivu "nn the ioh ''
As such ComrjiiUee re have Com
pleted our tour of investigation and
ue- tiaxt session i:f the legislature
submit our report asking the
i Lcifliaure to appropriate sufficient
g'sioount to purchase her proportion-
Inte siiare of t lie bridges aud irae tbein
of t;lla in all por tnity.
Whether the other 20ti members of
the l.'fg-e'tttoru nnd its 50 Senators
will do so, I cannot sar, I have but
one vi ice, luit I assure you, that if it
U to bs beard at Harrisburg as your
Reorieeututive. it will be uplifted In
behalf of Free Bridges across the
Delaware River, and, from the time
tho bill is lutroduoed and passed or
defeated, I Would be after it.
The Free Bridge movement has
never progressed so nearly to com
pletion as it has now, and I take
i i !. in the fuel that I have beeu in
stiomen'd! In osrrying it so far.
1 :!ist::iot!y recall in the early
tpii g of 15'.?, of Guv. Stuart send
ing hi- brc rciaiy over to tba House
tor me, and the Governor and I go-
like toll roads, were obsoleto at:d
relics of old duya, that must give
way to modern methods and ideas
and that with tho movement for
good Mads and free and uninterrupt
ed Intercourse between states must
be In time obolished and that he was
very farorable to the plan," and 1
quite agree with him.
It will be etatod no doubt, as an
argument against me, that Free
Bridges will not help Greene, Pal
myra and Blooming Grove Town
ships, hut neither will it do any
harm, and that ar?unient used, espec
ially in thoje townships, and we
might say thnt the Greene Township
Stale K'id dots not lialp the river
t pwiis, nor the Blooming Grove Club
'o' the Plate Foref Reserves, yet
they dn no harm, tird they all have
a fendenov indirectly to h ndvan
tageous and what may hu'p oi e fic
tion may not directly bilp nnoiher.
yet we must not be selfish and He
cause one section is benefitted wish
to denv litem that benelit.
It is true this Kree Bridge Move
ment, it adopted, will NOT cost the
Inhabitants of Pike County r tie oent
In iorieai-ed taxation, and why?
There is no stato tax levied on real
estate nor will thore be one levied,
therefore as money coming from tho
state treasury is not raised by real
estate taxation, so unlet-s you are
paying a stnto tax on money you
hare cut at interest, or arc a firm.
partnership or a rorporstion, yon do
not add one ceut to the Suites Rer
nnne and consequently in the state
buying theee bridges yonld not In
crease yonr taxes one cent, therefore
if you can get something for nothing
would you not noocpt. It?
Again there is a reason for my re-
election with thia movement. The
last Legislature was 173 republicans
and 34 democrats and In all proba
bility Wayne, Monroe and North
ampton will reelect democratic mem
bers and such belug the cnee what
chance wonld a bill have asking a re
publican legislature to hand out a
possible half a million dollars to a
democratic member?
Gentlemen, vou . all know the
game of politics as played in your
townships and iu your school dis
tricts, but, in Harrisburg they play
the game.
Therefore I submit gentlemen, that
as a republican representing for this
oounty, I firmly believe I could ob
tain better results going to a republi
can legislature, than a democrat
oould.
It Is human nature to help a friend
and we are all human.
Nor. 8th, gentlemen, is just 3
weeks off, you are to decide. What
will you do about it?
ALFRED MARVIN.
IT'S THE WORLD'S BEST
No one has ever muds a sulve, oint
ment or balm to compare with Hue k
leu's Arnica Piilve. It's the one perfect
healer of Cuts, Corns, Jiurlis, Bruises,
bores, t-calds, Boils, LTcers, Eczema,
ball Jilieum. For Hore Ejes, Cold
bores, Chapped Hands, or bpraius, it's
supreme, infallible for Piles. Only
2jc at nil druggists.
Real Estate Transfers.
Hanuah Van Elton to James 1.
and John P. Vau Etten. Interest in
O'oua&haugh tspring'House f'HIOO.
E. B. Labar Trcas to Fred Gcb-
hardt. 79 acre. William bmith No.
2S Porter.
AloniO T. Searle Trustee to C.
Event' Lancaster aud others. 1
acre reen.
May B. Stewart to James M. Mont
g:i;nrry. Intorcrt 13 farm in Ding.
nan township 80 acres i 2250.
From Far-Off Chile.
A letter just received troin Julio
M. Foster of Chile announces the
death of his daughter E'.i.a June
which occurred last July: She was
a very interesting character. She
became a nuu some years ago, then
withdrew from the order and found
ed a sect on her own Ideas. After
this was well established she was
allowed to renounce her vows and
after devoted her life to works of
Charity. Her sister has built a large
bouse in which poor women may
lire free of rent until such times
as they may be able to support them
selves. Mr. Foster last Spring suff
ered a severe attack of pneumonia
but has recovered and at 9 years is
in good physical health. His mini
is as dear aim bis letters bear ample
evidence of his vigorous iuteiiect,
wIiIIa him lutnman.liiit h.,,..j un r.. ... .
of age. Few are granted the su-
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
A number of the pupils enjoyed a
ohestnutting party Saturday. All
reported a floe time and lota of ohest
nuta. Miss Alice Boot! spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends in Port
Jervis-
The Tennis Tournament In which
the boys of the schools participated
waa finished last week. Wilmer Hel
ler won the championship and was
awarded a handsome silrer loving
cup The Senior class organized Tues
day afternoon and elected the follow
ing officeis; President. Miss Kath-
erine Gumble; Treasurer, Jdiaa Rose
Uiimhle; Vice President, Nelly Em
erson; Secretary, Miss Marion Poillon.
Mi-s Julia Murphy ia quite ill at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. John
McCarty.
Miss Armstrong expects to spend
the wVk end with Kenwortbeys at
their camp at Twin Lakes.
New arithmetics hare been adopt
ed in the schools.
The examination for the first
month were held last week with the
billowing results. In the Senior
class the highest percentage was at
tained by Marion Poillon and Emily
Fieg; in the Middle Year class by
Thomas Wolfe, in the Junior class by
Clara Wolfe.
May be Enforced
An Act of tbe Legislature passed
1906 says : That it shall not be law
ful for the licensed keeper, propriet
or, owner or superintendent ot any
publio pool rooms, billiard rooms,
bowling saloon or ten 'pin alley, in
this Commonwealth, -knowingly to
allow or permit any person under the
age of 18 yean to be present in sooh
publio pool roomt, billiard room,
bowling saloon or tenpin alley, know
ingly allowing or permitting any
person under the age of 18 years to
be present therein, shall be guilty of
a misdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof be punished by a fine not
less than ten dollars nor more than
one hundred dollars.
When "No" Means "Yes"
You say aof bat It mesas 'yes'
For you speak it rather week.
The oontradlotlon ahowa
In the blushes on yonr cheek.
Your bead yon bang it low
And your hand yon let me press,
Your toDgue it answers 'no'
But your heart it answers 'yes. '
I oan read in your bright eyes
My fate. Is it not so?
Answer onos again'
Another timid, 'no'
Now name an early day
That you my life will bless
And whenever you say 'no,'
I'll grant that yon mean 'yes.'
Cecilia A. Cullen.
Treatment of Infested
Orchards
There haa been considerable In
quiry at the office of the Division of
Zoology, of the Pennsylvania Depart
ment of Agriculture, as to whether
any provision has been made by the
State for the treatment of orchards.
To one of theee inquiries, Prof H.
A. Surface, State Zoologist, replied
as follows :
"Tbe State has made provision for
the inspection of orchards, and
have inspectors nnder my direction
now operating in thirty different
counties. There are no provisions
for the treatment of orchards by tbe
State. It is supposed that the owner
will do this. However, legal provis
ion has been made that if a person
should neglect hte trees until the
pests on them become a menace to
neighbors' property, anyone can take
steps toward having him compelled
to give his trees treatment, by noti
fying tbe Secretary of Agriculture of
the condition of affairs, and request
ing that the trees be inspected, and
that the owner be made to treat
tbem. After tbis is onoe started in
this way, It is the duty of the Secre
tary of Agrionltnre to see that the
orchard is inapeoted the owner la
notified of the condition of his trees,
and the pests that are opon tbem,
and also informed of the proper
method of treatment, He is given
a certain time within whloh to treat
them by the method outlined by the
Inspector, and if this ia not done by
this method in the proper manner
within a specified time, they will be
treated by the Department at his ex-
ense, or destroyed, according to
their, condition and value, and the
judgment of the experts Is charge
of tht work."
PAPER BOXES WILL
KEEP FOOD CLEAN
WITH LITTLE
HANDLING
Few people renlize how Important
the sanitary mission ol the paper
box really is. Food products put up
at factories in original packages are
not exposed to the dust and dirt of
stares and sidewalk oounters, and
moreover they receive oaly one
handliut?, and this generally in a
clean and sanitary fartory.
Improved mechanical methods
have recently eliminated handling
entirely The pro'inct are carried
from the oven on a moving Iray, and
spread out to dry, after v, Qioh they
ere dropped into a machine which
packs and wraps Ihom In wnxed pa.
per and then in a folding box. They
are ready for the consumer without
any hands touching them from the
timo tl.ey go into the oven until
thoy aie uniiueked at home. In tho
evolution of th9 paper box package,
we have developed not only the air
tight but tho water tight box as
well. Liquids can be put up in
these aud carried from stores to
homes without leaking. Consequent
ly we get iu paper boxes pickles.
freshly opened oysters and olams,
mid even vinegar and cider. Even
milk is served to consumers in paper
bottles, the only real sanitary reoep
taole for carrying this article. When
the latter Idea becomes really wide
spread there will be no washing ot
milk bottles then, either in the home
or at tbe milk factory, and as a te
sult there will be less contaminated
milk delivered.
Oue of tbe latest developments of
the paokage trade ia the manufacture
of picnic boxes suitable for antomo
bile trips or parties going off for the
day on boats or trains. This equip
inent consists of a large; square box,
filled with smaller ones that fit snug
ly in It. In eah of the smaller box
es one finds suitable food for the
day an assortment of oraokers,
chipped beef, stuffed dates, cheese
wrapped in waxed and odor-proof
paper, fruit cake, candy, piokles and
potato ouips. In one corner of tbe
big box are paper napkins, wooden
dibhos and paper drinking cups, ev
erything really needful for a day in
the woods, aud when through with
it, you throw all away, little and big
boxes. All the boxes and packages
are wrapped in waxed or specially
prepared paper, so that moisture or
heat will not atTect the contents.
They cau be kept indefinitely in any
kind of olimate without being wilted
or softened by climatic conditions.
KILLS A MURDERER
A mereiie-s murderer is Apeudieii
is with many vietuns. But Dr. Kings
New Life Pills kill it by prevention
They gently stimulate stomach, liver,
and bowels, pi eventing that clogging
thut invites itppendicitis, curing Con
stipation, He udache. Bilious nets
Chills, '.:6c at all druKKsts-
Paper Tires
'lt is surprising that papsr, which
is used tor wagon vvLccls, has n
yet b 'en adopted lor the mauufu
tnro ot hutomobi'e tires. An dngeu
ious inventor has now undertaken to
replace tho strips of rubber used in
automobile tires by compound strips
of paper attached to each other byj
chemical hinders nnder great pres
sure. These paper tires are claiuied
to be as strong as steel anil as elastio
as India, impervious to water and
oil, and remarkably siiont iu aotion.
The additional advantage is claimed
for them of picking up small pebbles,
and thus becoming automatically
funded, so that skidding is impossi
ble.' From the Scientilio American
Gambling at Fairs
Wayne County papers complain
that gamblers and faklra were quite I
la evidence at the fair held there
last week. Judge Searle mads one
pay back $10 to a farmer whom he
had fleeced and then made him light
out. Why will farmers and others
persist in taking a hand In skin
games, or gambling when they must
know they are sure to be the losers.
Is tt because they expect to beat the
crook at his own game and get some
thing for nothing, a baaian trait
whloh no amount of warning seems
to remedy. Why should the man
who gambles he punished with tbe
gambler. Work it both ways and
in time educational efforts might
have better results. Gamblers at
fairs ?eera to he drawing cords, and
skin games attract the moths until
their wings are singed off and then
they fall down sod buLj
NOTES FROM
SANDYSTON
The Bersns brothers added 87 fine
cows to their large dairy on Wednes
day last They were carred to Port
Jervis.
The frolic by the Grangers on
Wednesday for grading the grounds
around their ball saw the work near
ly done. The addition that was to
have beeu built will be laid over un
til next year.
The Ooiitrarmr on our Lew road ia
pushing the work w ith vigor.
1'he "Kii'iis" road lll be about
finished this v, eek. and a good part
of the rettiiiiniroT stretch of road from
IScnsley's lo Brink's will be partly
graded. For keeping the road in
passable ci ti liUou contractor Demar-
est has the I hanks ot tho public.
James Avers, formerly of this
town, bnt now in the employ of Har
ry Bensley at (summit., wss severely
hurt on Tuesday lust whilp getting a
load of coal st the s'stinn, He was
taken to the hospitH1.
The drouth now general in this
val'.ey Is -nak'iig itneiffelt. A great
many Wflls are dry and others are
very low. and ihe s'reams are as low
or lower deui lat year.
A gun1 'email who is a candidate
for re elci tion scattered circulars all
over San jytiou In which be said, "I
pledge my word and honor that I
shall cau-1 the official appropriation
to be redaced thousands of dollars or
otherwise I will not be a candidate
for re-election." 'Well, the tax rats
does not bear out the shove assertion
for tn 19'' 6 U was 13 30, In 1907
$17.25, in 1908 H7.72, in 1909 15 18,
and in 1910 it is 18 7, and bad a
past due aclr-ol bond been put in tha
budget this year tho rate would have
been very close to twenty dollars per
M, and if things go on in -this way
the $20 rate will be bere. . And the
gentleman is a candidate for re-election.
The slope in froul of the residence
of Dr. Junes, at Lay ton, has been re
placed by a neat s oping consrete
wall, and when all is completed will
improve the looks of tbe plaoe.
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Water Tunnel Under N. Y.
Under New York City is a foun
dation of solid rock, and engineers
are new planning to bore an Im
mense water Lionel for eighteen
miles at a great depth through this
rock. It is an engineering feat
which w ill take rank with the great
est wonders of the metropolis. After
experiments fir generations with
pipes of iron and cement and con
duits of einient, the engineers are
going iniek to the method used by
the Humans to convey a supply of
pure, Iresh w ater to their city. The
tunntls made by the Romans thru
the solid r.iok were in use f r isveral
ouinure t In G ece, and in older
civili.1 tions in Asia which crumbled
away ioug b. foe Roe s vas hui.d d,
great water tiatjuols were in use. The
New York pro jo. i niil oust tweuly
rive million dollars, and thousands of
meu will work upou it for the next
four years. The tuuuel will be fif
teen feet in diameter at tbe begin
ning, ami the water which it will
briug to tlie city will be distributed
by the present system Its capacity
will be five huudred million gallons
daily, which is about tbe present con
sumption of the city. Tbe depth of
tbe tunnel under the Eist River and
the city Itself will he from one hun-died-tosix
huudred feet below tba
surface, iu order lo follow the solid
rock.
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the sale of our High tirade Goods
Dou't delay, apply at onoe. Steady
enploymont ; liberal terms. Exper.
euoe not neoessary.
AI.LEN NURSERY CO.
Kooheeter, N Y.
WAltlbDl
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brook, unfailiug spring, moderate
price. Hodman. 3nij W. 112,
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