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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-23

- Golden c, In bbls, 472lc; extra G, in bbls,
y, NJ sugar, s. Sc powdered, 5.e2ie: dry gran.
~ knc; In bbls. Ac higher !. cube. 5.s24c; spot
M, A. -Paten, Excellent. Se5; Novelty A,
nbfhmis rands. 81 corn meal. yellow, sl.s5
h IN ION sacks; corn meal. white, Ito
M, In ION sacks; buckwheat -four, pure.
1M n, In On sacks: cracked wheat, s2.25
NJ IN ION sacks farina s2s5 per 100 ms,
- s6rks; farins, 81 per 100 ms. in s-ib sacks.
n nlled oats, s. 30 per Dbl IN e-fb sacks: corn
yellow $50 per Dbl, in 50-fb sacks; corn
sAiis. 80 per Dbl, in e,fs sacks:
"a Mat n per bb in 50-fb sacks: steel cut
- = y per bbl in bO-ib sacks: graham -four,
y ~ Ia Dib sacks; whole wheat -four, s.
" b m sacks; rye meal, &3.75 per Dbl. in
Gh:us -four. 81 per bill fancy rolled oats,
Mr. this $50; fancy rolled oats. com sacks.
DtAry rolled oats, per case, SECS; rice. domes-
~ Nh; Carolina, SIS.
dk9ren- Mocha. per N. eelaslic; Java. per
Il ~; Costa Rcn. choice, per n, i5ldislc
D ~ pr cwt, si.35; ss-lb cases. per cwt,
~ 1ss, MD tins. per n. 6ose; sacks, 3ijc;
" xAAa. Nc Cascola, sac. Guatemala, Gle;
~ caes isie'osc Lion, zoos. si3. IS; soc. sl3.s:
ms
INTER, Cheese. EGgs ana Poultry.
en~-Rsnch. Nc up fancy dairy. In squares,
Warrington cresmeries IN and 2-rb prints,
~ Eastern creamery. sgS23o
Ass-xAtive Warrington. edloc. Eastern. llds
hhskn. cheese. iiaisc.
lp-enctly fresh ranch lsc Eastern. i5alsc
~ hsoe5-Canfonia comb l24sl3o. strained.
tss5-iss chickens. isfi,c; live turkeys. lie:
~ mrr. Nsise: ducks. Hd5 per dozen;
nuts.
kShats M y. sacks lsaItc: Eastern black wal
y y. pscans. bc; hlberts. laic; Braxils, he;
AxcA lancy soft she'll Ice: almonds No Z. iso
zHs 9c; pins, l5c: hickory, loo: cocoanuts per
ehestnu's. &c. Italians. i2c: popcorn, Sc
Nay, Grain and Feed.
hr-fsss found per ton. NlaI2; Eastern wash
80 81 ,,rc,hy, slsais; alfalfa, sl2.
c@y- Relied sMS2l
SsaAc' ~; cracked. So; feed meal. per
ssi-r,ed So oil cake meal, $50; mlddlinss.
san. VI; shorts. sls; chopped feed sisals:
y aspped tsed. 81.
Poultry Food.
.sss,fd oyster shells SIS per ton: GRADUATED
Ma Us per ton hone meal, SIS per ton:
,pne, - per ton hulled oats SO per
~ fnsltTy food, sss per ton beef meal
e too heef meal. zoos. SAX per ton: beef
y. y. ~ per tom beef scraps. los $40 per ton
- s'HL rit, 81 per ton.
seats. Provisions and Fish.
Mat Cow beef 20 per NJ steer beef.
= n,n,ton wc,hers. ~ ror n: port. Tc
M srse = per n small 20 per n
ss 49, Hans, large. l2ic; small i3c: break
". ~, 4, W dry salted sides. SIC
~ Z aras made, per H. De. White Star. Ole;
Sssal " lard, compound. tiorrcs, re; Rex,
IN "a. SCI whd Rose, SIC
y thh- Hshhnt isa5c: ste,lhead salmon lG3f
~ = ueat l2sfi5c. mountain trout, 2ocs
sle seles. &C. rock cod. baec. ,ht,uns'
wv herring 10 fast =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-23
Dairy Products

On the produce exchange the butter market was
firm; creamery. l5dle1c; dairy, DtGl7c.
Cheese-slow; s4da1c
EgEs-Stesdy; fresh, lie.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-23

Tocal Report Maximum temprsturN 90 de
grees minimum. " mean. 81; Os inch q rain Eel
during the past twenty four hours. Weather paTtl
cloudy and pleasant
GEORGE y. SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-23
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giIIC AGO MARKETS.
The board of Trade.

CHICAGO Nav = The wheat pit kept its wealth
rr eve on The clouds foatHg over the Northwest
TO-DAY The night bad furnished no moisture 90 The
ground oui ia that section aud this, i,sether With
IlrtrfoA cables Witch did ngi reflect the decline
hefe YESTERDAY served 60 steady tie mArkut a; The
optr.ns. which was talc up log july. At tistssc
Tr.t. va. ytr, tdl Ani mostly IN the hAnds 4
sev}gtrs F@lcvirs he oueVi1g July sold doWn 20
&4c lnt lt..r recovered So escs'c shorts covering
h.rausc tasrr verr jamags reports from Illinois,
TeHars.~e krancs1 AND Indiana. A spr'useeld
tf v4F sat trr -rar in fhia state pr tnlsss rrTY
p.s1- Toe lr, wss steady Juiy unehAnsyd at es
The aHn market acted heavy trrirS ihe greater
part 80 ta. session hut toward the end received
suYprt 4H1 closed steady This slppoFt came most
ly f.tn Hs'o TIE weather Vas favorable and cables
lcutr Jply tl.eed unchanged 81 Sse
uats rffH g4et ana easy iu sympathy with corn
jlA Deg; 90 Hra l9ss q . fr1m yostsriaI at
irov.1-r. vrts ,ssv co hbersl selling by eou.
mission teVsss. aHae 81 hes recgipts were hsht
AMI puefs az abe yards hlshcr. Packers wpre nod
e-utc BUYERS against cash sales Iuiy roTk clossI
Zee under yssterda} lard closed SC loser ard nbs
ne leading 'a'4.gs ransed a, fellow: a.
Aru,ies Opening Highest Lowest ciosiHs
ja5 ~ -... ssasS6i Ss.sS; &. 81
NJ n, -. ....... z.ss.: q. :. '''s Z: =,
s,r,sabe9 ~. ..,. s.. TssSTi 81 81
os,s, M =
n.s fsrh pst 70 -
lana per 10 pounds.
July ia. ..-.-' "a &c, go 81
s' I,r, g,s, - r o.. ,oS End. '''
September ssI5 H.. . ... s. s. 80 g: 81
Cash Quotations.
Flour STEADY and dali
whOst-Ns. spring. s9ssssei Ne red Is5FSs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-23

Special cable and tolestaphic communications 20
Brads,reots show the following changes in available
supply from the last account
Wheat United tSatts and Canada. east Of the
Ruakics decrease 2 500 bushels
liverpool Corn Trade News anost for and In Eu
ropc inrrcase 3e 90 bushels Total supplies de
crease T. So on bushels
Wheat Uuited States and Canada, east Of the
Rnckics decrease J -. go bushels
The aggregate stoCk q wheat held a. Portland
or and Tafoua and Seattle. wash. Increased NJ.
M kushfts Ia seek
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-23
70 70 70
NEW YORK MARK ETs.
General Quotations.

NEW YORK MAY % - Flour Receipts, q sas bar
res exports SO hauels Market steady
Wheat Receipts - 500 bushels exports. IS ssi
bushels spot Arm No. red TTir elevator; SOC
( D. Options opened firm continued drouth
IN the Northwest but, yielding 70 subsequent pre-
dictiuns of rains sold off sharply An afternoon
rally followed on covering and the close steady
al partial l. advance, May closed Ilsc. July
IA September. tx
Wool quiet
Hops Quiet
CoGee Options closed steady at net advance q
sai0 points Sale t6 800 bags, including May. s J5c
july 6iNe: September Soa6 sc. October 6 ssc /;
Noyemls.r oa6 s5c Spot Rio steady Nc 7 in
toice "a Md qaiet; Coriova. aia l3te.
Stfasr- Tfntrifu.ai s test firm.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


The Butler.
T. F. Mad. Denver. J. c. Hoskins. New York
Dr. Martin. Friday Hbr NJ Cooper do.
@ W. pickie. San Fran. n. Kaufman. Ellensbrg
M Mug pss d Po a. S4os As Es
W s Chany. washingtn w q Backelhalph do
Mrs chqny 4 es d? VIM Tsrnsent, 40.
d G Browne Montana. A. n sweotman. Everett.
Mrs Browne: DO. r o Hanna. do.
W, Howard. San Fran. D. n. Laing. Australia
o. r. burrows noquiam. y. ". II. Laing. do.
G. h Graves Ellensbrg. Il. r stanton. Montana
L. W. kodwell Victoria.
The DilIer.
s ss,n Hamilton on E Hq q Langley
Otto Otto steadsh Prairie Mrs Mieh "s' Ai'" do
Dan Dan H secs; puenq.s l. A. Beahsm Portland
Mrs. Lewis a $. skaswsy. Z. +. Rukon Mt. vern.
Misses F picAsy su. do E. g. Enslish, do.
! {, Butler. Arlington. .. n Miller, chicago.
Harry Sargent Tolt. l. ] Bailey. Mt Vernon
NJ T. H M.n,i, M'''Ou 4, L. R. Mailton. do
The Brunswick.
W. W. Terrell. spokane Miss A. ' Miller Helena s
W. y. sevenne. do Miss A. Olson, do
W. j. Lewis, do. Chas, Olsen Brooklyn.
j J, Paulbit. Lowell. A. @. Amshury Hin Cy
J r. Tomhn, Montrose. Mrs. Amsbui7&s do
W. +, stenyem, Madison Chas. yogel. saultste NJ
o. C. Bulge, do. w G. Gibbs Haock.
Judge Watson Lesvnwth, J. r Gibbs do
u. W. Buchanan. Heiena r J. -o'shsughnessy
". II Harrison. Tacoma J. Linepern. Calgary
Geo. Worth. Cripple Crk w n. Linercrn. DO
Chss Peck, do. w. c. Bcdven. Tacoma
The New England.
John Burns, orting. Evan Lewis. Oregon City,
W. Bissel, do. ]. II. Lewis. do.
J A. Donahoe p Angls A. Cadcrvood. NJ vern
Bert Hayer. City W II. Phillips. Tacoma
A D. Eddy. La Conner. A A smith. Everett
Ed A. Loushn. do. Jas. Burr. Prairie
SPECIAL TRIP SKAGWAY AND WAY
PORTS
Pacific Coast Steamship Companys
steamship Orizaba, carrying passengers
and freight, will sail for Skagway and
way ports May a. at 300 p. m.
EYEGLASSES for headaches. Miss Will
zinskl, III Cherry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-23

The Rev 4 e Jefries. father Of the
champion pUEiilst. ls expected to arrive
IN Chicago this week To conduct series
~ reviyals From q town TIA California
that boasts the name Of Red Bluff re-
port came today that the Rev. SIR JEFF
fries is praying that his burly son may
see the error 81 his ways The Rev. s
n New bill of Rcd Blun IS quoted as
follows:
brother Jehries d deeply grleved at
the course his son Ia pursuing Os course.
when James was matched % fight Fitz-
simmons his father was greatly pertgrbsd
but the newspapers. ! am sure colored
what he - alleged to have said IN refer
ence to his PRAYING for James victory
over Robert Fltzsiumons.
Il had a long talk with BrotheE JEFF
fries shortly before he left for Portland.
He sincerely hopes that some day before
long some little spider of a fellow may
give James good whipping and that
then the bad boy may desert the evil prize
ring Chicago Daily News
DIR sANFoRD's LIVER ISNIGoRAToR
The best Liver Medicine. Vegetable
cure foY Liver Ills. Biaousness Indiges-
ton, Constipation -adv
A free trial treatment Of Or. Mackenzies
English CaJAEEA Cure. at Guys.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-23

Middlings- SlT@2O
Btau-- II 5DNl3. 30 per ton
Hay Wheat s. 5DdI0 wheat and oats s6d9
best barley 81: alfalfa Se57 stock nominal com
pressed wheat N@l0: straw. PEI bale 2,dfn
potatos%-Biyer Burbanks. teasSc; Oregon Bur
banks, 60a75c
Vegetable Cucumbers. soa7oc; sre,n peas f5c
asl; string beans, Sa4c per Id; tomatoes. 81 Sa2.
asparagus &cdsl75
Fruit-,orsngss. na.eis. 81. sos5: Mertcsn LINES.
Stat so. common California lemons. 81; eNoscs Cal
ifornia lemons 81 &@Ls0: bananas. N.boef1. pine
apples S. 50Gti
Butter Fancy creamery. isc; seconds. rsi7sc
fancy dairy. lenl6tc seconds. lidl5sc.
Cheese New. Sdssc Young America. eaetc. Esz.
eTn. i64alIc. Western. nominal.
Egss- store, l5alic fancy ranch, l6c Eastern.
nominal
Poulty-Tmkey gohblers iiai3c; turkey hens.
l2al3c; old ROSTERS So 5edi: young rooeters 4a6
small boiiers. S2d2 80; large hrniers Sn3 50: fry
err, S.a4 50 hens sf@450; old dncka Nas; geese.
slDai75.
Wool and Hops.
wcoi-spHna. Nevada. 1faisc Eastern Oregon.
l2alec: valley Oregon, 0aIse; Northern mountain
lambs. l09l9c. mountain lambs. snl0c; San Joa-
auin PLAINS. sdi0c, Humboldt and Mendocino. Ha
l5c
Hops-Crop Of 1899. llal3c,
Closing Quotations.
whea,-ouiet: December. ssic; cash. @c.
BARLEY No sales
Corn-Lafgc yellow. ST. lsfilTt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-23
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


Brendstufls.
SAN FRANCISCO. May Wheat and bar
les Quiet both on and off call.
Oats Steady.
Spot quotations were:
Wheat shipping, No. l, ooc; choice, SOC: mill
ing ego 96.c
barley Feed. s7sarec; brewing. soasatc.
Oats-Gray Oregon, $l049l ia; milling ST. lisa
LIZ; red. 95ctaSl %.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-23
THE SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

THE SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
wheat-Export No club. SIC; No. blue.tern,
SIC; milling. No. ] club. SIC; buestern. sac.
60 20 %
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET
TACOMA, May 0-wheat-Unchanged. Club
sic; bluestem. SIC.
% % %
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND. Or, May 2.-There Is not enough
wheat selling to enable accurate quotation to be
made The ruling quotation given out by exporters
today was 5ln52c for both Walla Walla and Wiley
The aggregate sales for the past week OF in
significant proportions. Farmers seem inclined to
hold for while longer, evidently thinking that
there will be change for the better.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-23

free trial treatment Of Dr. NIackenzies
Enklish CaGaETA Cure. at Guys.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-23

Cylinder OIL bhls soagoc leases. &c advance
White lead tjobbingl-Ioneer or Carter 1000 n
lots. Tie SOON lots 7.c; iess than 5Oob lots 7lc
Prepared paints. 5-gai cans, sli7ols0: l-gal cans
N6oale5; fsal cans. sl5sai70; quart cans. 81 cog
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-23
DIR sANFoRp's LIVER INvIGoRAroR

The best Liver Medicine. A Vegetable
cure foY Liver Ills, Bihousness. Indiges-
ton, Constipation adv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-23

EYEGLASSES for headaches. Miss VIII
zinskl. liz Cherry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-23

tNNh NUUTUIfOus.
Flour STEADY and dali
whest-Ns spring. s2ssstc; Ne. red. Ts67Ss-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-23

|SLAM|TES
At WA|ALUA
jolly Journey on the
Railroad.
LUNCHEON At HALE|WA
Shriners Spend the Day in Seeing
Sugar Grow and Ban
quoting.
They are here!
Who?
The Mystic Shriners!
And they are sinners
And diners.
Kamaainas take notice
Where the boat is.
They came on the Zealandia.
And as they land here
And extend the hand here
OF fraternity,
The town rejoices;
Is filled with voices
OF joy.
Mobiles and Noblesses
In magnificent dresses;
Mystics and their wives,
And sisters,
Misses and misters
With their huapalas,
Which means sweethearts.
They have arrived
Are here; have come!
Let stringed instruments
And the drum
Get down to work.
Shake out the flags!
Corner the leis!
Charter the mule-cars,
The hacks and drays,
And fill the days,
While the Zealandia stays,
With happiness
For the Mystic Shriners.
Hold onto the ropei
Make way!
Hooray! -
There's only one Honolulu.
The Shriners know it.
They show it.
Wela ka hao!
Alu kauea!
Paa ke kapla!
Which mean:
There IA be a hot timei
Slack the wire!
Hold onto the Rope!
Let us hope,
When the Mystics depart,
In every heart
Will have grown
Love for Hawaii.
Come again,
Mystic Men.
Hold on to the Rope,
Aloha!
w. F. s.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-23
Auction Sale
OF
A VALUABLE RESIDENCE !!


THIS ELEGANT RESIDENCE faces
the Punahou campus, and has a front
age of 200 feet on Dole street, extending
through 400 feet, with a frontage of 200
feet on Wilder avenue.
The main dwelling house in substan-
tial repair, contains four large, mos
quito-proof bedrooms, large double par
lors, dining-room, wide verandas and
Railways. Insect proof clothes and linen
closets bath with hot and cold water,
etc.
Rapid Transit will pass in front of
the.
Electric lights throughout
A large COTTAGE adjoins the main
building.
Sanitary drains throughout.
Large coach house and stables; SER
wants quarters.
Dairy and chicken houses, etc.
pleasing feature of this superb
homestead is the skillful management
and planting of trees and shrubbery.
The trees, now at full growth, present
scene of tropical beauty, the result of
years of culture and expense.
Among the large variety of fruit trees
now in fruit or blossom are oranges,
thirty large seedlings, now in golden
fruitage; mandarin and seville, sweet
and Sicily lemons, custard and star ap-
pies, sweet and soursops; mangoes,
over twenty varieties, including the
celebrated Ceylon No. IL: alligator
pears, over fifty trees of different va
rieties; breadfruit, cocoanuts, plums,
etc.
Avenues and driveways are lined with
elegant royal palms
THIS VALUABLE PROPERTY will
be offered at an upset price of 100000
Terms, part cash.
Intending purchasers wishing to in
spect the property, must call at my Of
flee, 33 Queen street, for permit card
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-23

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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-04-06
Real Estate Transfers.

Alice w. Price and husband to
Amanda +. Terwilliger, dated Sept.
Is, 1899. Lot Ann st. Milford Boro.
Con. 81, 900.
Louise j. Frieh adminrx. to w. F..
Beck, dated Mch. 81, Centre Square
Hotel Con. S25O0.
c. B. Staples trustee and Arthur
Lederer have conveyed 5000 acres in
Pike to the commonwealth.
j. b. Westbrook Treas. to Lenah
Van Gordon, dated Aug. 20 1896.
10 acres Delaware, con. takes.
+. S. Wolf and wife to Emerson
Davenport, dated Jan. 81. int in
lot 515 Milford BOro. con. $500.
Jacob DeVoe and wife to Louis De
Plasse, dated Mch. 26. Land in
Westfall, con. $50.
VIM. Downey to Jas. F. McNabOe,
dated Mch. Is. 1853 acres Blooming
Grove, con $500.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-04-06
is DRINKING DECLINING HERE?


/ tt was recently remarked by one
/ y ho observes closely. that notwith-
standing the increase in number of
licensed hotels in town, paradoxlcal
as It may appear, there is actually
lcS> drinking done than formerly
Occasionally noisy crowd gives
color TO the idea that the drink hab.
il - on the increase here, but that
is only a surface indication, and
While the casnal observer might re-
gard it as a strong one. those who
are in position to note the every day
condition of affairs would not so re.
gard it. The drinking is confined
nninly TO class of laborers who
can lily afford the indulgence, hut
v ho have not the means to crafty
tleir appetites to any considerable
extent, with the class having the
means the habit is not to any extent
cNliivated. Public opinion in Mil
frra has materially changed and the
drinking habit is now, rs it should
be-, looked upon generally with obi
uu. Society in all classes can do
much to restrain and modify this
evil if it VIII only array itself open.
| ly and sternly against Let it be
understood by young men that no
4 yGung lady desires the association
OF one who nnbitually or even cas-
ually drinks, and that he must make
an election Ia the matter, and if he
/ is Il young man of any character,
SHch as a decent young woman
| would accept Tor husband, he will
! discontinue the habit If he will
not she may rest assured that her
hold on him will be far less after
tllnn before, marriage, and unless
she courts life of misery size will
not enter on such relations if he re
f.ses. Observation and a glimpse
of the papers ought TO satisfy any
one of the danger of linking herself
for life to one addicted to drink.
Let this principle of enforcing tenn
pcrance be observed in any COM
munity by those who are most Wit
ally interested, and the country will
soon show marked and gratifying
decrease in this curse to the home
and society.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-04-06
Additional Local Mnttar.

A notice of 'loafing strictly pro-
hibited" adorns the telephone Office.
Mrs. John C. Westbrook became
quite seriously i'll Wednesday night
but is now somewhat improved.
Mrs. H. NJ Cortright, of Conasha-
ugh, does not regain strength as her
friends had hoped and expected.
The Wagner Free Institute of Sci
ence of Philadelphia has issued me-
mortal hook in honor of the late r..
B. Westbrook.
A trolley line up the valley con-
Meeting with Philadelphia is the lat
est rumor. 1t would be a GOd-send
to this section.
Dan Olmsted, of Schocopee, was
visited by surprise party last Fri
day evening which was greatly en-
joyed by all present.
If two Wayne county papers persist
in their pointed illusions in various
matters and some other things they
may inadvertently make some people
believe there are some people in and
around the maple town who are an
awful bad lot. That would be bad.
The Stroudsburg Jeffersonian has
emerged from the former chrysalis
state into fine eight page paper with
new head and type and modern style
Of make up. 1t is republican in state
and national issues and independent
in local matters, and is long step in
advance of the little sheet issued fol
many years by the venerable Judge
Schoch, and may create furry witt
the moss hackers down in Monroe.
The Republican primary election
for Milford township will be held a
the Office Of DIR. II. b. Reed in sale
township April 7th. Any legal voter
other than Republicans, wishing t
vote at Republican primaries, will b
granted the privilege, provided the.
swear to vote the Republican ticke
at the next general election, and an.
2 one not Of age at the time but VIII
will become so before the genera
3 election is eligible to vote. a
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-04-06
Southern Pines. N. @.

Southern Pines is located on the
highest known sand hill IN the coun-
try. The sand is fragments from
pure crystal quartz. 1t is not the
dusty sand that is usually found in
Florida and points South. On ac-
count of the purity of the sand, the
lIrgest experiment farm in the Uni
ted States has been established at
this point. The experiments being
made, are the testing of fertilizers,
in regard to showing the value of
different fertilizing materials. The
experiments carried on in this line
are much more extensive than that
at Washington, by the United States
Government. Agriculturalists from
this country and Europe are making
trips to Southern Pines studyinqdif-
ferent lines of experiments that are
being made. The German Kali
Works have contributed largely to
the maintainance of the experiment
t u work. The great Seaboard Air
Line system of Railroad that runs
through the most prosperous part
of the South is largely interested in
this line of experiments, The Rail-
road is doing more for the improve
ment of the farmers along it's
line than any other Railroad in the
United States, and as a result, farm
ors fronm all over the country, es-
pecially in the Northern States are
buying lands and locating on the
Seaboard Air Line system, and have
bought more than fifty Thousand
acres in the vicinity of Southern
Pines. Special rates are given
through the Old Dominion Steam
ship Company's line and thence ov-
er the S. A. L., for parties coming
to that territory to prospect for set
tling. The Seaboard Air Line has
its Northern headquarters at 371
Broadway New York. Chief Indus
trial Agent of the S. A. L. Mr.. John
It. Patrick with headquarters at
Pinebluff N. C., gives information to
those desiring to investigate.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-04-06
Our Gold Cure.

Last Saturday an individual from
n neighboring township set out to
investigate the state of the saloon
rade iu town and soon became
speechless with the information So
industriously gathered. He was
taken in by officer Wood and con-
veyed to our uptown rest cure, but
the accommodations not heing quite
satisfactory after recovering tongue
he sought aid the same evening of
Justice Angle to be released This
was granted on condition that he
pay So. for his temporary cure We
are informed that it is the purpose
of our officials. and citizens, to re
sort to this method more frequently
in future in such cases, and those
who start out with an idea of indulg
ing in an immoderate amount of sa
loon sight seeing will be promptly
placed under treatment. The charge
in each case for the first diagnosis
will probably be about s.. but as thu
ordinance is liberal and allows 1
margin up to $25. repeated effort
in the way of town painting anC
cure may cost considerably more
This is mentioned so that those wh'
court this method of sanitation ma.
be prepared with the price of an in
terview with those officially con
nected with the institution.