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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-24
More Armenian Massacres.

a. . = - p r
More Armenian Massacres.
Out with gun and Ratchet,
See the thoughtful kurd,
Kitchener confessos
That he is a bird.
Talk Of General Weyler,
Or of Indian raids!
Kurds their game can discount.
Giving cards and spades.
Out to kill Armenians, .rsi
Out with fire and sword,
Every Turkish outlaw
Has bad rum aboard. ss....
Staying helpless children, -.. -
Back and forth they go,
Striving to accomplish
Hades here below.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-24
FREAKS OF LIGHTNING
London Leader.

A thunderstorm burst recently over Mar
settles with terrific results. One house, in
which dinner party of Ave persons was
going on. was struck by the lightning, and
one Of the guests killed, and neighboring
church was also struck and the steeple, the
altar and the pulpit damaged.
One most curious fact is reported Of the
action OF the lightning. A few days ago a
coarse inscription was made on one of the
walls OF the church, and the parish priest
had it painted. The lightning melted the
paint away. but without erasing the object
ionable words which reappcared again as
clearly as when they were first written.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-24

Secretary Roots recommendation that
homestead law should be enacted for
the Philippines is good one. There, are
great areas of public lands in those
islands, but no arrangement whereby
either a native or an American can get
title to any part of them. The homestead
idea is an American idea that ought to
work we'll, even in the orient.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-24
The Nonpareil Man
Casually observed.

~ H i
The Indian bureau in allowing the red man
to paint neither his face nor the town. is
treading dangerously near the hollow chasm
Of paternalism. 4 # @
A corn blockade is reported tn Kansas City,
where the drought occurred and ruined all the
corn.
Those cheerful old artists with the ak, the
kurds. are cut slaughtering again.
A stone quarry man in st. Paul tried to
thaw out giant powder and q little later made
the acquaintance Of three large and dignifed
physicians.
A New York dispatch says that the Morgan
Hill interests are after chain of banks.
Possibly that is why Mr. SchWab tried to pull
in the Monte Carlo financial institution.
DR.. Parkhurst is hollering about the Low
administration like the rooster who ate the
cayenne pepper by mistake for corn meal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-24

The Railway Age, In Its last issue, asks
the question: us there any probability
that the Interstate commerce commission,
under the carefully guarded powers which
may be granted it. will be either inclined,
or, If inclined, able to injure the revenues
Of the railroads to anything like the ex-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-24

mon movement, else they would have re-
moved the Manchu dynasty long ago.
It will, be Well for the foreign powers
to keep their eyes open. and not take too
much for granted as to peace, with the
dowager empress on deck and giving or
ders and having for her chief adviser the
notorious Yung LII. promoter Of Boxerism
and the empress. leading agentsin crush-.
ing the reform movement undertaken by
Kwang- Su in 1858. s, 80
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-24
Great Is Mrs. Patrick Campbell.
David Hill sees an Opening.

Richard Cookers retirement. whether for
two years or for all time, necessarily works
many changes In the democratic politics of
New York The most notable of these changes
is that it appears to clear the path for ex-
Senator Hills recovery of the leadership in
the state. While Hill has always kept q strong
following, Mr.. Croker has in the past four
years been able, through the alliances he
could make by the power of municipal patron
age, to control the state conventions. Thus
in 1898, against Hills protest, he nominated
Van Wyck for governor, and in 1900 forced
the nomination of Stanchfield. But now, with
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-24

Uncle Sam need not be in any hurry
about buying up the telegraph lines. There
may be a scheme to work off gold
brick on the old gentleman. Wireless
telegraphy seems to promise satisfactory
results.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-24
EoYer Chat.

When Frank l.. Perley's fine company of
comedians and merry musical folk in the
tuneful success, ''The Chaperons,' is seen at
the Metropolitan next Monday evening, the
public will have opportunity to witness
another musical triumph Of Manager Perley S
unbroken line of successes, which includes
1.-THE Serenade, y '"The Fortune Teller and
E.The Singing Girl, =, In point ;.of singing
strength and extravaganza of mounting, the
new piece excels any production with which
his name has been connected. Over thirty
singing comedy artists are called for in the
Eiibretto, which is the work of Frederick Ran
ken. and chorus of sixty gives assurance
that ''The Chaperons is enveloped in an
operate atmosphere. A special orchestra,
under the direction Of Max Hirschfeld, is car
ried. Manager Perley also carries mandolin
orchestra Of fourteen beautifully costumed
young ladies, who sing and play in the sere-
made number of the second act. one of the
pretty musical numbers written by Isadore
Witmark. .
AS most f'the scenes in "Lost in the Des-
ert" playing a successful engagement at the
Bijou the current week, are laid in the Desert
of Sahara, exceptional opportunities are af-
| forded for scenic elaboration, all OF which
I have been taken full advantage OF and some
! very beautiful stage pictures are shown.
cat the Old Cross Roads, a new play by
Hal Reid, will be presented for the first time
in this city at the Bijou sthe coming week.
The play is presented by Arthur c. Aiston's
strong company, whose members are capable
of bringing out the stirring features Of an
exec ptionally romantic and. dramatic work.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-24

The above is a true and correct statement
of the circulation Of The Minneapolis JournaI
for dates mentioned.
KINGSLEY r.. BOARDMAN,
-, Manager Circulation.
Sworn and subscribed to before me thia
18th day Of January, 1902.
- G. A. FULLER,
Notary Public. Hennepin County.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-24

The Taylors Falls Journal says
Candidates for the republican nomination
for governor are increasing in number, and
there could be no serious objection to the
selection of any Of them, for there are some
excellent names on the list.
Pray, where is the list? Let some one else
have a look at it.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-24

s. T. johnson, the new public examiner, is
being talked OF by an element among local
republicans for the mayoralty nomination,
Some have even gone to Mr.. Johnson asking
bin to run. but have received no satisfaction
from him.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-24

1.-THE session will be short said Senator
Jones. 'Times are too good and nine-tenths OF
the members can make more money at home
than by hanging around st. Paul" The sem
ator says Todd county is strong for Van SAINT.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-25

ie De imilenoe 4niigter be t1oeoe
10 lite paa 9rig = og bet bal 10 bore
egne MenigbeosfoIt. Sum gap fad
9Ioos, og mart bar 9uiet fplot meo
Golf, Der op~erbpneeoe YrGiten meb
2ptsnifninger.
4ftenen ~tilbrostes nj meo Sang oe
SamtaIe. gaitor gn9bolm minoebe
ON 0apios Orb: st bOor goot os
bpor lifIigt bet er. at grsbre ogiad Dor
tiliammen", berubfra talte ban ON
5errens 5srelfe meb BAN, i9rIis ! be
Iibfte 10 4ar. = 6an forloo nemlig
0anmart 0agen .fter i'm Jsbielsoas
for Is Qar fioen. = 9eroDre bapoe
.5erren fort bam inb ibIanbt fine bels
liee, hdpoe faIoet Dam til en- 9ernine
/ i'm 9ineaaro og ban babe fuast err
fare, at BET par liFig at bo / ben bell
liae grooertrebs. Spinoerne bupbe
ielpfelgelig bragt meb, bbao Der berer
til peo en- iauoun 9eiIigbeb, nemlig
Gboeolaoe og Sage. og oa Der iaa be-
beg til gprbs, bar man meget ombpgs
gelig for, at gaItor Gngbolm III en- be-
TENT gIabs uben 6euipn til, ON bet
bar bans iaoOanlige qIabs eller ej.
QarIogen BERTH bar, at Der unoer prGs
items ydnerten laa ct 9rep meo en- life
Iiben geneesabe til BAN fra Wenigbes
ben. alotfen bar langt oDer Wliondt,
od man itiltes, sfter at babe tilbragt
en- bpggelig og beliignet often.
: Renigbeoen bar beiluttet at babe
Wpbe Den Abe Suli / Hisls 9rueliens
9robe 1orb for 9nen, bpOrtil ale
inobnoes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-25

Rtnnaro, Rebr.
@ubstientts ben life os 3bie esnbos
tber Waaneb 81. 1870 Gornt.
Rr. Gnter,
1rgit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-25
gatimer us Coulter, Sa.

Rurius 6anien, Stuoent ira Blair
Stolen, er hjemme t 6erien hos iin
Jamilie.
= Der banife 9Oerbagsitple / Rdaa-
retb menigbeo bar begpn0t, Og mango
gern bar auereoe begpnOt at gaa til
Stole. Rora 6anien er 29rsrinbe.
= STUDENT gecf, Iom bpIoer Stole
/ gebar 5aas, par Der forrise Senoas
% 6olbt Wsbe / WfisionsbuIet.
: Qrbeioet paa Grunben til prGs
Itebufet er begpnOt, men er bleoen en-
Del for5inoret pua 8runo al Regns
oejr. 0runOen og aGiOeren itulOs
bare ferpig til /. Suli.
: 9i bar BAIT megen Regn, Ri ips
mes bet er libt formeget. 9anb itdar
pad aae lape plooier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-25
Misiiuns= % l~lnsoumsmeoe.

Sm Sub bill, bliDer Der 5elesmpbe
for be unge fra Omaha, Council
BLUFFS og pottapdttamie So. iWeiton,
Sa., Senbagen ben 10. Suli 1902.
9otta. 50.
Msoet begpnber 5orm. ST. 10, bOor
gaTtor 6. 6. alotb, 9es Moines, oa
8. Senfen, auIfin, 0eb., BIZ tale. Ulib=
Dag fra u til 2.
On Gftermioodsen pr9biter paitor
Str. 4nfer, Blair, s. g. Senfen, Qinb'
FAB. Qeb.
Sm Qerbagen ben u. 6liDer Der
WlisFonsmebe / ct. pauli Strife
potta. so.
0ubmunbG Grill.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-25
Korreiponoancer
GeOar Sails, eSa.
M@
GeOar sails Sa.

Sioite 6rebag ontom Telegram til
paitor q. 9dnfen fra WeIt Brand.
Oct meooeIte, at MisIioner 9. 81
fen famine Dag bar afgaaet oeo Dr.
ben, og man snItebe, at paitor 9an=
len piloe tomme og forrette oeo Be-
grapeIien Spnpug Gftermiobag; ban
maatte rejie 2proug bitten. STUDENT
81. Beet talte Der / airten i 5aniens
Steb.
- Marie SlIen rejite / Wdnbdgs
til 2atimer, bpor bun en- lille Sib pil
Opboloe fig bps i'm Softer og Spp9er
Sens 4nberiens.
- Ruaaretb Menigbebs llngoomss
%fprening bar beiluttet ogfaa / Qar at
ufboIbe Abe Suli Set. 5eftpIabien BIT
NOT blioe ube pad 9lufen, bbor mar /
be ienere Iar bar beret idmlet beo
benne 2eiliebeb. 4ne, babe unee pg
eIbre er ielpfslgelig inbbuOt og ital
bore neltommen.
Oct peltenote 9otef .5armerg
Some bill fnart benregnes til be
Sing, Der bar o9ret, ba man / bisie
Ouge logger fibite 5aanb paa gsOz
brponinssarbeibet, og Der bill / en- nar
5remtib bIipe taget fat paa 4rbejoet
meo Spfsrelien at Den npe gibliotefss
bpgning.
- 4nbretp 6. Qunb % 5inie 30.
Jreier bill pud Snsbug often boloe
8rbnup. 8ielfen bill foregau / 9dp@
tiff &irten, bppr grubgommens 5aber
pil f~orrette s6anblingen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-25

- american Cine Damperen st.
paul" afgif fra Sem Oort SUM %.
ST. 10 q. M, pg p~asfagerer til Ddn>
mart anfommer Suli a.
Damperen oSt. 2Ouis" dfgit fra
Soufbampton Stunt 81, antommer til
Nefp gorf SUM- g., Og pusiagerer til
Wsiten refer gennem Gbicdgo to Dage
ienere.
Damperen oWeternlanO" afgaar
fra philadelphia SUM- %. 81. 2.3O p,
M, og pasfagerer til Danmart an=
fommer Suli 10. Dampifibet BEL.
genlanb1 afgit fra 2iDerpool SUM- IS
pg antommer til pbilabelpbia Sun
%. Mfx
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-25
Gulfe Sa.

,9Oprfor f~triper 5 life Iibt til
oOaniteren" en- Sang imellem ON,
bbao Der foregaar / Rolfe.@ Sadlebes
blep Der fpurgt for en- Sib iiben at en-,
iom altiau babbe ldgt MGrfe iii, at
Ri berfra fun ij9Iosn laOer bore fra
os. @ariagen er bog life ben, at Der
life oefaa berfra NOT funoe inbienbes
noget at Snteresie 5ib efter dnber;
men Ri bar foretrutfet Deficient at
boIbe ps Iibt tilbdge, oa Ri nu imiolers
lib bar beiluttet at itripe liot, piloe
bet bore bejit inefficient life aa~erfsrit,
til 6errens Ndpns 9Gre at fige Ser
rem bar ajOrt fore Sing imob os" Der
| Nains banIte eb.zIutb. Meniqbeb,
bans Ndbn bore ftorligen Iopetl )
Sommeren 1899 photographic Ri Sps
f~srelien at en- Sirte, ION blep inbbiet
i 5Oraaret 1900. Snap ct Qar bers
efter, nemlig / 5oraaret 1901 If Ri
Dor pr9itebolig inbbiet. 5erren babbe
nemlig maget bet faaban for os, at Ri
babbe faaet en- 5errens Sjener til at
DO Der pad plobIen. Gu bar bi ct
mutt CUBS 9us og en- 9errens sjez
ner boenbe beb Chen at | en- bnggelig
pretebolig, faa Ri = Der fun er en-
file Menigheo = bar meget at fige
5errsn Saf for. 6an bar gjort bel
imob os / faa 6enfeenbe. og MI beber
Ri fOm Salmiiten: o5iemfgre, 5errel
bore Sanger, Zig Spbldnbets Strems
me-.
= paitor gngbolm er fpmmen biem
fra @arsmebet; ban reiite fammen
meo Mabs So6anien = Der bdr Wes
nigbebens Selegat = men tom enc
til6age; Mr. SobdnTen fortiatte nem@
Zig Reifen git pad efter 9anmarf til,
bbor ban dgter at tilbringe CONNIE
rem.
- Natten menem Gnsbag og 5orss
bag / forrige uge bjemiegtes Gsnen
Der, og / S9rbelesbeb 8nen uf ct me-
get fterft Sorbenpejr. Sn9en = enbog
life Ggnens elbite Settlere = minbes
al bare DpleDet en- lignenbe Sat. S
ober fire Elmer hofbt gorbenen fig
lige ober g1en, og fra Il til IA 8pg@
ninoer rdmtes az Qnnet. Spiret pdd
Meto6ifttirfen iplintrebes og ben bali
be Sibe rsnes ub. pda ben f%atolffe
3irte bar Spiret naiten flebet og inbe
benbig bar &irten betnbelig ramponez
ret. Nor Qanbgmanb Qref 0ab's
2abe antanbtes at Qnnet og begge
bans !6eife omtom | 2uerne. Mange
8sboeliesbuie bleO rant, men life ct
enefe Menneife tom til Sfabe.
5orrige Manbag often bleb Jaz
milifreben / greiteboligen f~oritprret
for en- liben Stunb. 9st bar paitor
gngbolms Jsbfelsbag, og pr9ftefaz
milien babe / ben felige 4ftenluft
tilbrdgt en- Zines 5io pdd Verdnoaen,
inotil 5iben fom, at 8grnene ffule be-
gibe fg til Ro, ba brog be fig tilbage
og uben at dne, at Der a nroitiftere
/ Harbeben bsgpnbte 6usmoberen fine
forberebenbe Spsler til Natten; men
plubfelig bleD Der banfet paa Deren
meb ct faabant Gftertrpt, at maj fl
sSnbtrpf at, at bet bar 6olf, Der mente
,,bufnefs". Mrs. gngbolm udbnebe
Osren, men blep ganfte forifrrffet Def
at fe en- bel STARE ftaa forun QUIET,
GUN bleb bog burtig beroliget Deb al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-25
Koloni
Aaa~~i Oregon.

Zen banife 8oloni, 9anebo, peb eugene,
Oregon, nnbefales til %iaabanue 2anbs,
mnnb, i0m MATTE Dnife at f9ite 80 paa
StiIebapstpiten. Gplpsninger pn Jor.
bplbene iamt 9ris paa 2unb sipes meo
gerebpinisbeb, naar man benpenber fig
til: r.. Mogensen,
Eugene, =: Oregon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-25
Blair, Nebr.

5reodg ben Abe Suli bill Der blipe
ofbolot en- fterre banifsameritdnit Suz
lifeit / Sfoleparfen. Eli Soften, Der
bill begpnbe 81. 10a, inbbpbes ale
9enner fra belle Smegnen. 4ngdaenbe
gnfeltbeber benbiiss til nebentaaenoe
getenbtgsrelfe.
: Miis Sennie SdfobIen er reiit
til Omaha for at UNDERTAKE fig en-
Operation.
= alog er ben pige, iom tager
Roctp Mountain Sc. Oct fplber benbe
neb 2ipsfraft og ger henoe gtab os
tilfrebs.
6urnbam &c Sampion.
Mifs STA SobnTon, iom / en-
uges 5ib bar opbolot Jig paa Sfplen
refer Dag til 9oipitalet / Omaha.
Sobn mc0uarrie bar ct fort
Splag at gpgningsmdterialsr og
aul til luoeTte prifsr.
: paa Manoag begpnper ben oanz
ffe 5erieftole meo q. s. g. Iielfen iOm
Carer.
= 6. 6. pierce er ben befenbte le>
benbe Gorbunbler df ale Slags Ms6z
Ter, Sengefiebre og Mabrdier, Bar
nsoosne 0. I. b. 9an pil f9lge Biz
lisere enb De fore 9uie meb glimrenbe
aatalog.
= paa Sgnbag b. %. SUM- 6liper
Der / !6ia Greet Ounffe 9pbbgb afz
bolbt en- picnic for gsrnene, til bill
fen ale banfte er Denligt inobuone.
Den af6oloes bos Cars geberIens.
On gftermibougen ST. 81 bolber pas
flor 5aralb Senien @ubstjeneIte fam@
meItebs.
Sig os, bborfor en- 4poteter dltio
tilbDber Dem en- Subititut for Wabiz
Jon Mebicine Rocfp Mountain Sea?
Gr bet for 8eres eaer I'm esen Stplb?
S9nf oper bet.
5arnbam &c SampIon.
= gaitor 8. @riq fra pottdpat=
Jamie 60. bar en- Sbiptur BERTH fra
Manbag often til girsbag Gormiobas
for at traFe 4ftale ON ct ftgrre ungz
bomsmgbe, bborom ienere bill fomme
llnberretning. naar ale rette 8ebtoms
menbe BAR baft Sagen til OOerDejslie.
= Sen paa Spmmeren BIZ per efter
GorIpbenbe ogfad blipe afbolot ct
prRItemgbe Der | Blair.
- Man maa anItrenge zig for at
bolbe bet gaaenbe. 9pis bet saur tils
bdse for Dem. tag faa RoctB Mounz
tain Sc. Oct giber &refter.
Garnbam &c Sampions
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-25
o, Hehr.

areo, 1ehr.
guostienete ben 2oen Ssnoae 1 hper
NoaneS, RI. 1890.
9aGaib Seutu,
QrGf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-25

Cnsoas ben %. SUM 1902.
0uostjeneiter.
BIatr. Qebr.

Bldtr. VeDt.
@ubstienefter oe Msoer ofbolOes | Blair
banfe enan9elif-lutbtrffe Rirte til felgenbs
Fiber: 6ber Ssnoae: 6simesieguosties
nefe 81. 1890, (4ltersang uneo fOrnos
gaoenot 6triftemaaI ben lite os 3oie Sons
bag | Woaneoen). afteneubstisuete 81.
1.30. Qie 6enbas | Woaneoeu tinige
neo Saieiiiaiiln ii iiiisS0nilisi; 3Sii
Ssnbos | Raaneben tiaiee meO GOreOros
fra pebningemisFOnens 6ifiOriel.
Rtselm9sfse Meoer | Rirfen poo 9oers
boe.: 6psr Gnsboe aftsu 81. 7.3O: BIS
belasnins. Sper SorsOoe aften 81. 6:
i1ngoomsmsoe. 6beranoen Greoas Gfters
%n1iboas 81. 2: Ruinoemsoe letter Eur I
Qiemmene).
9eliaionsfole for gsrn ODER 10 Gor
2srbas 81. $50.
esnbassfOle bber ssnbos SOrmiObos
el. 9 | Rirten.
5oealb SEMEN.
Brat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-25
Gn Senobpoelie.

9enner at Dor SsjItole % college /
Racine inob1oes til at oDerDere
GrunbftensneOlaggelfen 5reoog ben
Abe gulf FAINT at melbe beres aomme
til unoertegneoe.
6. 8. SEMEN,
1870 Mounb Qbe., Racine, Dis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-25
Gfterlnsnillg.

On noeen tunoe glue mig 0plDsnine
oni, boor 8eter 9pnefuift 5ohanien OBJ
bulber fig, bebes De ppre ioa penlie at
itripe til mig
Sgrgen carrier,
8or II. Gran, Nfinn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-25

Omabo, Rebr.
3 Della bonfs p.sluth. Wenisbsbs Rirfe,
Rortb 26tb Street (imelem Grant os 8urs
BETTE boloes osimesiesubstien.fe bper
Ssnoag Gormiboas al. 1890 os gftens
oubstitnete 81. 7.30. SsnoogsRole RI.
1890 gftm. 9~isemsoe boer 9Orsoos Gfs
ten al. 8. = 41e ere biertelie peltomnel
o. Q. Gbriftiauen,
Brett.
eoprl: 22l9 q. 26tb ST., Omaha, gebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-25
500 500

fsfis eiabs Y1i e oil pars iofneleee oor al srfars,
~ tsr eri r. minnie IN irsBfsi Sgesom, fom Dibeus
ffabtn tr bleusj I Siaab til 81 'urru I ole bens Stns
bier, % tei sr fsiaFrt. Halls Catarrh Cure Ct bet
tntiie p~irf,iias bubrfbell tmftoel, x0getnubeu tiens
Der. 10 Salarrh . en- feniE: ntienel epabom. foss
brer ben en- Constitutional tstdnoling. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure ias1s lHe. Dirfer eirtiie pao Slobet "a
Slimblubernet Suhtnei. tiiinttfaier berpsb Speboms
uisns aarias cs airsr gaiisHifu Siprfs, stb at opbpagt
foHiiitnttoHeH "a tl0irs AatuTen al eisrs Fit Nrbsihs.
eleTnt Dor faa Iaeetn 9tiiIo I'll bets telbrtbeubt Qrnft,
ct oe itIbpbsr 81 b~uHtreet Dollars ioi bpert Gilfotbs,
buori benne Rseienn its tepirier 9tlbrtbslls. Gtrls
sitter siht og 0ioHesbprb. ailfriD
e r.. j. CHENEY q Co, ToledN @.
E GoIses hos apotbttsre.
Wallis Family Pills Ct BE- b bfe-
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-08-15
MATAMORAS.


Mrs. ]. o. Pyatt of Brooklyn, l..
l., is visiting her cousins, Mrs. Harry
Moore and Miss Blanche Watts. She
is accompanied by her son and
daughter.
Master Justin skellenger Of Mata-
moras has recently become an expert
at croquet and ping-pong- He has
no equal in this village.
C. F. Kanzleiter of Bucyrus, Ohio,
arrived in town Tuesday to visit his
daughter and son-in-law, Rev. and
Mrs. o. j. shoop, at the Epworth
parsonage.
Mrs. J. o. Ryder and little daugh-
ter, Vera, are spending a few days
in Milford with relatives.
Miss Julia Compton Of Honesdale
is visiting at the home Of s. Todd.
Mrs. A. shaher Of New York city
is spending a few days at Mrs. VIM.
klmDle's.
Miss Nellie Westfail has been visit
ing at Newburgh for the past two
weeks. She was the guest Of her
sistea, Mrs. Lew Mczeeby, who is a
resident Of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Baker and
two children, from Dover, N. j., left
for their home on Monday. Mrs.
Baker and children have been visit
ing her parents, Josiah Hilferty and
wife, for the past week. Mr.. Baker
came ia town on Saturday to ac-
company his family home.
Herman Hartz Is visiting relatives
and friends at Tuxedo, to be gone a
week Or ten days
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-08-15
SILVER LAKE

Mrs. Green and family of Engle-
wood, N. j., are again occupying
Mrs. Mills house for a couple of
months.
There are several city gue,ts at
Hunting Towers.
Thos. Shepherd of Long Meadow
and a party of oity friends enjoyed a
pleasure trip to Silver Lake one af-
ternooD last week.
Several large rattlesnakes have
been killed in this vicinity this
ummer.
John Dundas of Coles is now in
the employ Of Col. Potter.
Mr.. and Mrs J, v. Sloan Of New
York arrived at their cottage on
Saturday evening.
Farmers are busily engaged gath
ering their hay and harvest.
Mrs. } Gilmore of Centre and a
party of relatives enjoyed a camp.
ing trip to Browns mill last week.
The club house is well filed with
guests this summer.
Chas. Dulan, a former resident
of Delaware township but now of
Bridgeton, N. j., is spending the
summer with R. Shepherd.
Mrs. E. D. Ryder and family o.
Ardtornish visited Mrs. George
Green Friday.
Miss Lille Mercier enjoyed a trip
20 Dingman's Sunday.
Col. Potter's new sail boat arrived
Thursday. JOE.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-08-15

Miss Jennie Freyer Of Hawley is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs G. e.
Houck.
Mrs. s. Krauter Of Owego, who
was operated upon at Reeves sani-
tarium, Port Jervis, is improving
nicely and hopes to leave there this
week. She will remain at her sis-
ter's, Mrs. Irving Couurights, be-
fore going to her home IN Owego.
Oliver d. squires Of Highland, N.
", spent Sunday with relatives in
Matamoras and Port Jervis. He
returned home Monday accompanied
by Mrs. squires and little daughter,
Hope, who have been here for the
past week.
Miss Leila Van Dyne of Waldwick
N. j., and her brother, Carl, are
visiting relatives in Matamoras and
Port Jervis. Their many friends
are pleased to see them again in this
village, their former home.
The Golden Rod Auxiliary held a
lawn social on Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Robert Skinner
Ice cream and cake were served. SIC
was realized. There was a number
from Port Jervis and other places.
The evening was spent in a very
pleasant manner.
Master j. D. Willxin was rendered
a surprise party on Tuesday evening
by about rs of his young friends.
The young people had a very pleas
ant time.
Miss May Skinner returned home
on Monday evening from Jersey
City.
Miss Mabel Walker left town on
Monday to visit relatives at Wind.
ham, Pa, and to attend a double
wedding which took place there
Wednesday evening.
John Carney is painting the house
occupied by Rev Father Treis II
will make very pretty appearance
when completed
Mrs. J. A. Young and little daugh.
ter, Helen, are on a visit to Belle.
Vile, N ].
Miss Lottie fitzpatrick of New
York City arrived in town on Mon
day and is visiting friends in Port
Jervis and Alatamoras.
A social and hop will be given by
the ladies of Branch 7s9 L. G. B. A
at Miller's hall, Matamoras, OF
Thursday evening, August IA.
Mrs. Isaac Labar is very i'll at the
home of her son, Ed. Labar.