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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

for reasons well known the returns show
a decrease For Instance. during thc c.rnt
months ending Aug 81 thc cities included
ln tho Middle West showed "a gain over
last wear amounting 90 90 per cent. the
Yves, proper a gain Of 1905. she South q
gain OF 1915. and the Pacific sfatca gain
of III per cent These figures very plainly
gomonetrate that the late wave OF de-
nreeeion hiss been mainly confined 90 the
Easf-the section lt may Dc noted. which
chiefly felt thc effects ~ che silver conn
paten -four years ago ~ ~ also evident
tbat tho agricultural sections ofthe country
upon which our national prosperity has
always dsps ndsd have heid their improve
ment better than the Industrial or hnnn-
riai centera az the East which have sur
fered from high prices and excessive pro-
du-ffln 81 30 b C uoditles and sscurltlcs.
Vast auanttis- ~ irdustrials have been
nir upon the stock market. to say moth
ing ~ the railroad bonds and stocks
which Europe has sent back on every rise
40 that the wonder d the depression In
the nnapslal markets has Dot 9sen ngga
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
DouBT NErLL's ESTIMATE.
New york Firm Not Disposed 90 Take
It Too seriously.

Jacob Berry & co. OF New York soy OF
the cotton market IN thcir weekly report.
A. the foreigners take Mr. Neilrs opin-
ion as absolute gospel, this added fuel
40 che mr. over here we are not disposed
10 take Mr. Nenls estimates too seriously.
recalling among other things. his ovcres-
innate Of about two and a hair million
n,Ies in the crop before last. with the
market IN % state 81 panic IL would seem
hi Us a most uly-timcd occasion 20 put
o,t such a circular as this ard We cannot
avoid connecting 81 with the operations Of
tha mil pool in New orleans. from which
ct,,. ia author writes. In this connection
~. are also forced 60 recall the time when
sbout a month and a half ago prices were
bout ~ cents. all the bear news possible
v,au publlshed broadcast while all the
sa,a we could obtain pointed che other
go We then called attention 20 the
,.,,,.,,rnstences o. looking like an effort 70
t,,,,. cotton and " now looks 10 uE as
,hou~h fhsro IS az effort being made 20
LII some futures IN the American mar
to,s There ~ no saving, however. when
sbe advance Is likely 70 stop. The cotton
market Is the most headssrong Ia the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
nANKER CIEws' VIEWS.
The Financial Outlook NJ Seen From
wall street.

Back ~ al the uncertainties which arc
ius, now holding Wall street In check Is
the business situation. which. In al e.
sonuai respects. IS quite satisfactory.
While prices and profits on manufactured
articles are lower than a year ago. there
IS u welcome abatement OF that feverish
activity In 1879. which, IL long continued.
would have surely precipltatsd a serious
rsa .gion Of some sort. with oil the at
tendant evils Of shut-downs reduced
wagos. etc. That such a calamity has
been avertcd Is certainly good reason for
Generalization In place OF a sudden col
Iapse We have had a gradual decline 80
prices and moderate curtailment OF pro-
ductiou. so conducted as 20 re-establish
rather than destroy confidence. Brad
streets" price index figure touched rs
highest % Feb. /. when 90 stool az % ~.
Since then there has been continuous
decline. though lately very slow. until
on Sept l the figure was @.asl, decline
Of sgs points on Sept !. iss9 tho index
figure was a7A. 80 that prices IN gen
crnl are scarcely points higher than
year ago. should business revive. 90 nov
LENS likely. IL y questionable II the
downward movement VIII 20 any further,
saving where prices In some few Instances
are SIN comparatively high.
Another very satisfactory indication q
business conditions b. the clearing house
returns from oil parts Of the country. ex-
cent the financial eenters. such as New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, etc, where
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

Fallodon Han O3r). 295 tons. Hosuer. due
Oct FOR Hamburg
Jessie djD. Lt2 tone. Thomson. SID
sharpness Sept. s.
H,lga (Non. 1910 TONS Rojahl: sld.
Shields. Aug 90 -
Miguel NJ. Plnnlos CSnln. elaS tons.
Campo. due Ocj - for barcelona
JuanitH North U3rl. 2238 tons. al Coronel.
Aus. H.
Puritan orr. 2c2s tons. james. at Amstc--
dam. Sept 3.
Nestor diD. $50 tons. Kerr. sld. Fleet
wood sept TO-
Juno tirl. - tons McCracken; due oct.
%. for Revol aud 81 Petersburg
Isle Of Kent Hn 1851 tone Sunderland.
due Oct. 3. Tor Havro ana Antwerp
Pydna tBD. ISIS tons. Crosslcy. due oct
Is FOR Liverpool
ilatea ur. 2.oa tons. Purdy. due Oct
Is for Manchester
Binneheid tbn 2.ls2 tons. Goldboruc. due
oct 9, Tor Bremen
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

Frnm the Vow York TImoa.


Elkhart. Ind sept i3.-while stroiiing
along the banks Of the s. Joseph river.
accompanied by his bulldog. this after
noon. Lyman Alcorn heard loud cries for
help Hurryiug round bend IN the
stream h. discovered several bows IN the
water one - whom, a boy named wa
son aged years. had vcnturod while
bathing beyond HE depth and was drown
Ing
Ai,ofn g. too old 20 attempt TO swim.
but BE- urged the dog 20 go IN. az tho
Sam. time throwing stone To the direc-
lion Of the hoy The dog. u ~ believed.
,ook this az a hint 10 attack tho boy. and
ala 10. s.izing him hy one arm ana hold
Inc IKE grim death while responding 90
80 masters comm nds 20 come ashore.
Tine dog finally got tho child close
enough for Mr. Aicofn 90 ranch ana save
him The dog De- not credited with being
,rtla,ed hy "A noble instinct. but the boy
q thankful. nevestheless. despite a very
sore arm.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
VESSELS hound ron SAVANNAH.



city OF Gloucester (B). / SO tons MIL
burn. due Sept. 10 for Genoa.
Empress tBr). 1875 tons. --. due sepf.
20 FOR Havre and Rotterdam.
Cit,a al Messina 0tnD. iGsZ tons, Mesar-
DO: pa Gibraltar. Aug IS
Hedwig (Uerl. 1870 tons. Ycnsen; due Oct
for Manchester.
Leven (nr) 1907 tons. Patterson; duo
Sept 20 for Barcelona.
Lealia QtaD. 2.673 tons. Noberasco; sd.
Genoa. sept. 7.
Ratio CBr). 2Ti7 tons. Nisbei: sid Sour
aboya. Aug. 10
Thornley, CBD i.sgT tons, Major; due sept.
20 for Havre.
Elhc CBD i.2es tons. Nielsen. due Sept. q
Tor Liverpool.
Newly CBrl. l.407 tons, Clark: due Sept .
for Bremen.
cycle (Br). new. 400 tons. - cid
Sunderland. sept. y.
Andova OBJ. 2.oi2 tons. smith a. Man
chester. Aug %. due Sept. p for Liver-
Uool
Nantinea CBrl. i.7s7 tons. Kchoe; due Oct.
81 for Bremen
Bolton Han ORD. 2227 tons. Lewis due
Nov. 10 for Bremen.
Asama dBr). ash tonS, Johnson; due OCT.
- for Bremen.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

Passengers by steamship T1ilah assee Tor
savannah. sept. A--C II Simpson. Miss
7. A. Pingree. Mr. NJ c. Evans. Mis-
Il Donns J. l. Levi. G. ". HYDE
W Smith. Or. J Asher. u Peters and
wife Jake Garry. n W Fowlks. Walter
Brown. l. Hecht. J. W Bailey. C. f.
Danforth. Mrs A. d Lawion. Miss How
ara. J. " Searis. :. NJ Sylvester. Miss
J II. Healy James DAILY. W } Porter.
Prof. G. Wilson and wife. Miss " J.
Greene. Miss NJ +. Perkins. } r. West
brook. Mss r. Eagle. Miss Bessie What
ley. NJ r. Myers. l. " Myers. r. H.
Hinton and two sons. Mrs I Sindcr. "
Armstrong. 7. L. Reeves. J. Allen. J.
Clements. II Schuman. r. T. Price. r.
Erben and six Italians.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

world and although lt IL now over bought.
che shorts nearly an driven out. the csti-
mates % che storms damage hcins rciuc-
Cd SO that 10000 90 2lD.oN arc hCuoycd
more nearly correct than first estimate.
ana a reaction IS due. We shall not be- sur
priscd az n cents or even higher FOR Jan
uary. Don't touch coston on "a margin
OF under 20 points az present.
Fridays cables from Liverpool showed
an easier tone than the friends Of moder-
alton had dared 20 expect There was con-
siderable cotton for sale here. and "a the
lack of a short interest 60 buy. the mar
kot was weaker than for days. This liqui-
d1tiou IS che only way 90 rc-cstahlish the
market unon "a normal basis.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

From the Atlanta Journal


Savannah does not yet know now She
will show up IN the census. bus she has
quite as good reasons for rejoicing as "a
handsome increase Of population could
give her
The year ended Aug. ~ was very
prosperous one for Savannah Her bank
ofenrinrs were SOD O0.Qo an Increase or
pgOa.OU0 over she preceding twelve
months Exports from the port Of Sn-
vannah reached SIS 7i7 0t5. an increase for
the year ~ more than xlA0n,0oo
There was an increase in business OF eN-
cry kind and conservative business mon
pnt the commerce OF the city for tho
twelve months from Sept I, $3.50. 70 Sent.
!. 1901. az nos less than sl65.Ua,eo. This
n q superb showing and puts Savannah
high in the liat Of important commercial
csntera. The Southern ports have gained
Immensely in business IN the last few
years and Georgia. principal port has
more than held her own in the advance.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
HOOK NOTICES.

''The Masters Christian" by Marie Cor
rcl1 podd Mead 4 Company New York.
publishers. Cloth u9 This book. the
latest Of Marie Corellra works. was pub
lishcd On this country last "Wednesday ~
81 said OF II that 10000 copies wer. order
"a by book dealers 10 England and this
country before IL Was ready for pubiica-
tion n g. not surprising n such wis tho
ease. The author has great reputation.
and 10 was understood that This Has the
hest ~ go her literary productions. nnd
81 o. ln Intensely Interesting story. though.
f0r some reasons Be may not De- popular
with ali classes 81 people. Some OF the
scenes are intensely dramatic. and Sow
efal OF the ehargstsrs ers very stroDg
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

The imports into continental ports the
past week have been 1900 bales.
The above figures indicate q decreaA IN
the cotton In sight 20 date OF l.b35 go bales
as compared with the same date OF 1880.
a loss Of gs0027 bales from the correspond
ing date Of lSS and a decline OF M.9s6
bales from 1897
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

The representative Of the Kelly estate
al o Beskman street. New York. states
that Edward and James n Kelly. whose
names were mentioned last week a. i'm
corp1rutors Of the Birmingham Alabama
and Georgia Railroad have no knowledge
Of ~. enterprise. Tho East and West
Railroad is entirely owned by the Kelly
estate and has no securities On the hands
OF the public.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

Per steamship Kansas city. 10 New
York. Sept. i5.-siH bales upland cotton,
2 bales sweepines. 2s3 hales domestics. lb'
bbls cotton seed oil. ~ bbs rosin. 80 bales
sponge. las. 100 feet lumber. $50 BIDS hides,
p turtles. 81 bales tobacco. 81 sacks clay.
10 boxes fruit. i20 bales moss. a5 cases ci-
garE. 7is cases canned goods. 5000 shin
sizes. go pkgs mdsc.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17


TRAINS Nesu
Rm sleep
al "a oum Express
Pullman
g. al IN
IAiNs AND UNITED STATES Veshuled
nn'ei
nrs "a
au
an
a o.
Agent
c r A..
g Assistant Genera Pa AGENT Atlanta
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

Pilot charts ana All hydroVrarhlc lnfor-
nation will be furnished masters Of ves-
sells free OF charge IN United States by
geographic Office In Custom House. Cap
tains are requested 20 call az the office
Reports OF wrecks and dereiicts received
for transmission to che Navy Depart
ment
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Matters OF Interest 20 shipping Men
Generally.


The present is the nftcth voyage or
the Belgian steamship Iris 20 savannah
since she was put on the line between THE
mort aud London and Antwerp. The fact
the steamer has made this number 81
trips without single mishop. speaks wei
Cor Capt Leenaers her former command
Or. and Capt Sytor who took command
o. the Iris when Capt. Leenacrs took the
Ciematis During this time the Iris has
carried an immense quautty OF naval
stores 90 the other side. the value Of which
reached the hundreds OF thousand
The well-known ship May Flint which
has been round-ihe-worid trader Tor
several years. sank 10 san Francisco bay
on Saturday night The Flint was bound
from Seattle with 5000 ions Of coal and
when on the mail dock ~ san Francisco.
collided with the bark Vidcttc After
the collision she drftcd doNn onto the
bows OF the United States battlcship lowe
at anchor After humping the Iowa she
broke open. filled and sunk. As far as
known. no lives were lost.
The export grain trade az New Orleans
for the year ending Aug 81. ie0. august
shipments being estimated. amounted To
81. 1873 82s bushels. an Increase Of S57s. 81
bushels over those Of 1889 The exports
were I.aS767l bushels corn. Ts5i.550 bush.
el- wheat i.t5S.3oi bushels oats and i6g.
30 bushels harley
Vessels classsd and rated by the Amer
lean Bureau Of Shipping IN the Record
% American and Foreign Shippincr."
American bark G. =. Dixon. American
harkentiue r. $. Powell. AMI American
schooner Thomas S. Dennison.
Two British ships. each Of them over a
century old. were stiil anoat and sailiug
the seas last year.
The steamship George Fleming arrived
yesterday from Philadelphia 20 load COT
ton. She IS consigned 90 a r Churchill
There are now Ave tramp steamers AZ
the Soaboard Air Line wharves and IN the
clips.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
visible supply OF Cotton.

FT0W W" NV YORK I0mm0TCIlI and
Financial Chronicle. sept l5
The visible supply Of cotton tonight. as
made up by cable ana telegraph Is as
follows Continental stocks. as well as
those for Great Britain and the anoat. are
this weeks returns. and consequently an
European figures are brought down 20
Thursday evening Bus 10 make the total
the complete figures for Sept a. we add
the item OF exports from the United
States, including ia IL the exports Of Fri
div only
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

greater Very evidently some good Judges
at the situation have confidence in the
future. ana this confidence is unquesfion-
ably based upon the sound condition o.
general business
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

This celebrated pure apple juice elder.
made IN Long Island. can be- had In pint
or quart bottles. direct from the uanufac-
turers. with their own stamp. at Llppman
Brothers, Druggists, Savannah, Ca,--gd.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

McCalrs Magazine for October. has
more than ono hundred Illustrations Of
patterns OF up-to-dato desiens Tor ladies
misses ana ehlldren'a garments Among
the articics are the following
New Materials for FAN and Winter.
Fashion Notes Tor October. Practical
HintH for Dreasmakers. Ideas f0r Even
ing Gowns. How co Take Care OF tho
Hair Speak softly. seasouahle chat
Notes Of the Month. Concerning the Baby.
Homemade Furniture. Millinery Tor Faii
and Winter Fashions for Children. The
kitchens % Society illustrated by Pho
toRraphD. New Coats ana Jackets. Fancy
work etc. Tho Mccall Co. ms 10 lf2
West Fourteenth street. New York City
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

Hilda. 56i tons Riues. at Hampton Roads.
The Josephine 565 tons. Townsend. at
Hampton Roads
sedgwick. l73 tons. Hagcrthy: sid Phila-
delphia. sept
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

Take Graybeard pills for that dizzy
feeing-Loss appetite. and follow Il up
with a bottle OF Graybeard. IL Is all you
need. Respcss Drug Co. sole props.
Savannah Ga--ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

New York ONCE. No. 81 broadway.
Offices In principal cities throughout the
south Wrse for our Market Manual and
book containing Instructions for traders
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

Havilah SCI tons. Richardson: sid. New
York sept T.
Proito,ore GtaD. l56 tons. Parascandalo.
sd. Cadiz Sept. J.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

Thor CNorl 1854 tons. Andersen: nd
Prawlo Point. Aug IT,
Henry Willard. 1853 tons. Quick. al Phila-
delphia. Aug -
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Steamship George Fleming BD. Pars-
low, PHILADELPHIA. +. Churchill.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

ones The book can hardly fail to have
q large sale
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

hooner Harriet c. Kerlin. steeiman
Baltimore
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

"Grnybenrd broke up rheumatism on
me" says Mr. Chaa. Thomas. the Jew
eIer on whitaker street. And put me In
better health than l have enjoyed la
long time"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

The Political Science Quarterly for Sep
temhcr 10 au unusually attractive number
The most valuable article probably ~
Prof O. J. Bullock. and is entitled
sDircct Taxes Under the Constitution.
Gum a. Company. $40 fremont
Place Boston.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
INVESTMENT NOTES.
The WaScross AIR Line Makes Mort
gage 10 secure bonds.

Tho seaboard Air Line Company has
purchased goo freight cars through Blair
q CO. New York. at cost OF s.S5i.ooo \
cash psymen, oi q PEE cent. Is made. ana
iVr the balance the company issues its s
per cent equipment notes, payable in $10,-
on nmnrtarIN lnatnlmnnfa
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
snNnnnnh Almanac

sun rises az $40 a. m and sets al SOC
p. m.
High water ~ Tybee to-day al 2I3 a
M, and 2.45 =. m High water at Savan-
nah one hour later
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

Tho American Illustrated Methodist
Magazine for September has many strik-
Ing illustrations. and number Of articles
OF q high degree of excellence. The most
interesting Of the articles D. perhaps
"Oborammergau. its Play aud rs Poo
pie" II D. by }. Leland BOUCHER. ana g.
handsomely illustrated. This article alone
would justify any one for subscribing cor
the magazine for yelr.
The Methodist Publishing Co, olive ana
Second streets. 81. Louis.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

sloman's Presidential March. dedicated
20 Hon WIN. J Bryan. The Capital
Publishing Co. Washington, -. G., price
~ cents
wherever this march has been played
81 has met with favor. In baltimore u
,ronecd T, storm OF applause. The indi-
cations are that IL will become very pop
glar during the campaign.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
CD Southern Railway.

n 81
~
al schedules in .ct 1 uaa Juno 20 90
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
Plant System.
Of Railways.

Trains ~ oth MERIDIAN n Hour slower
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

Two British ships. each OF them over a
century old. were stiil anoat and sailius
me seas last year
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

The steamship George Fleming arrived
yesterday from Philadelphia 20 load COT
son. She s. consigned 90 a r. Churchill
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-09-07
Political Pi fills.

There's many a slip, etc
There has been such a general tone
of confidence among certain Demo-
Gratis in this county that Lauer
would defeat Barber in Carbon aud
that such outcome would give our
Joseph a one third chance at the
prize that we were almost ready to
shout, when the dispiriting news
came that Barber had won out. An
autumn tiuge instantly prevaded
the halcyon calmuess which bad
diifused over the one green spot.
The hopes that were high and
raseate With the prospect of a pos
sible, profitable result were blasted.
Instinctively the refrain,
Where, Oh, where are lifcs lilies and roses,
Gone with the golden dawns smile,
Dead as the bulrushes round little Moses
On the old banks of the Nile,
came floating through the am
bient, Democratic air. Yes, dead.
The key which was to unlock the
combination and open the barrel
failed to work and the glimpse Of a
heaven of green-was ruthlessly
shut off a cloud obscured the vision
and that which had seemed almost
within reach went to the top of the
striped pole. There is a gentleman
down in the region where the Lehigh
pours it's murky waters into the bos-
ON of the sunny Delaware who is
humming softly to himself, as he
smiles and thinks of the has beeus,
the touching little ditty.
Not for Joseph, Oh No; No; Sir
Not for Jo. Oh ! No, No. And he
will go up to Bethlehem a littce later
and see that it is so.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-09-07

would be changed if Bryan is elected,
would reverse its riot decision.
These are the pledges and logical
results, if Bryan is elected. We com
mend them to every man who values
the honor and prosperity Of his eoun-
try or his own chance TO earn an hon
est living. They mean ruin for the
whole land and for every mans job.
They bring, taking Mr.. Bryan
at his word, and Mr.. Bryan we are
assured is "honest," a Democratic
Populist Congress, an extra session
next March, the abolition of the gold
standard, free silver, an issue Of green
backs, the repeal Of the protective
tariff, an income tax, the packing of
the Supreme Court and free riot.
The man who asserts these things
will not happen believes that Mr..
Bryan and his party will be false to
their declarations and their plat
forms.-Philadelphia Press.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-09-07
PERSONALS.

Prof. Henry Beemer, of Newton,
was in town last week
George Robinson, collector of Pal
myra, was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Crissman, of Bergen
Point. and Kenneth McClurg are Wis
iting here.
Wallis Clarmon, who spent sew
eral summers here, is again at the
Dimmick House.
Lewis Rockwell, a native of Mil
ford now residing at Newark. N.
j., is visiting friends in this vicinity.
Miss Bessie Van Etten has gone to
Baltimore, Nd, where she will
teach the coming year in a private
school.
Mark Brodhead, of the United
States Geological Survey, at WASH
ington, ID. G., is in town and is stop
ping at the Armstrong Cottage.
L. w, Armstrong was brought
back to Milford last Saturday even
ing from New York. His condition is
not all encouraging we regret to state
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-09-07

Robert Whitaker to James NJ. Bar
ry and wife, one acre Delaware, con-
sideration $40.
James II. Heller and wife to w. S.
1ompkins, 80 acres Greene, con. 81.
Herbert b. Lunn ct. al. to Mary
Ann Lunn, lots Gil and G13 Westfall,
consideration 81.
Mary Ann Lunnto jacob Ruegger,
same land, consideration 81, 800.
Joseph Anderegg and wife to Geo.
A. Koeing, 80 acres Lackawaxen,
consideration sl25.
Joseph w. Jaeger and wife to Geo.
N. Jaeger, SO acres Delaware con-
sideration 1915.
Thomas 2. Van Noy and wife to
Peter f. Van Noy, six lots in Mata-
moras, 745, 747, 7I9, 75l, 1853, 755,
consideration 81.
John w. Blitz to Edward Low,
privilege to erect mill on lot No. 81.
Joseph Perry and wife to G. q.
Rowland, administrator 60 acres
LaekawaIen, part of Jacob Shipman
tract, consideration $500.
Mary Stampeht to Augustus Wegg,
80 acres LackawaXen. part of Peter
Powell, consideration $3.50.
Charles ID. Angle and wife, Mary
E. Fisher and husband to Ida A.
Smith, lot GA Matamoas con. 81, 900.
Ida A. Smith TO Charles ID. Angle,
Trustee, same lot as above. In trust
for said grantOr.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-09-07
Unclaimed Letters

List Of unclaimed letters remain
ing n the post oiico at Milford for
week ending sept 1900.
Ladies-Mrs. IL. NJ. Allen, Miss
Ella Brittian, Miss NJ. Griffin, Miss
Anna e. Grey, Mrs. j. A. Damurst,
Mrs. E. W. Hasted, Miss G. M. Hill,
Miss Ella Ayerhill Hackett, Miss
Eleanor Moreth.
Gantlemeu-Geo Critchfield. E.
w. Strong, c. T. Williams.
Persons claiming the above viii
please say ADVERTISE" and give
date of this list.
CHARLES LATTMoRE, P. M.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-09-07
MRS. VINCENT RAnAun.

Jessie, Buist, wife of Vincent Bad
aud, died at her home in Dingman
township, early Tuesday morning, OF
consumption aged about 80 years.
She was daughter of James Buist,
by whom, her husband, seven chill
dren, Thomas, Mary Vincent, James,
John, Kate and little boy three
years old, two brothers, James, Jr.,
of Dingman township, Andrew, Of
New York, half sister and brother
Anne, at home, and Robert, Of Scran-
ton, she is survived. The funeral
was held yesterday.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-09-07
Stood Deathof.

E. B. Munday, a lawyer of Henri
eTta, Tex, once fooled a grave-dig-
ger. He says: "MY brother was
very low with malarial fever and
jaundice l persuaded him to try
Electric Eitters, and he was soon
much better, bat continued their use
uudl be was wholly cured. / am
sure Electric Bitters sa we'd his life. :"
This remedy txpels malaria, kills
disease germs aud puUfes the blood /;
aid, digestion, regulates liver, kid
neys and bowels, cures constipation,
dyspepsia, nervous diseases, kidney
troubles, female complaints gives
perfect health. Only SOC at all drug
stores