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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule effective January II. 1903.

Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station
$40 & IA. Daily. Local for HsrTison6sTg,
WsTTeatoa. Charlotte, and way stations.
1851 g. m Daily. Washington and Florida
Limited FlTst-clsss coaches and draw groom
sleeper TO Jacksonville, Fla Dining car service,
10 a. N. Dsily. United States Fast Nail
FITst-ciass coaches and drawing room sleeper
10 Ne@ Orleans Dining ear service.
4:Ol p. m. Week Days. Local for Harrison
burg and way stations on Manassas branch
$50 p n. Daily Local for Wsrrenton and
Charlottesville.
6:SI p. m Week Days. southern's Palm
Limited Solid Pullman train. Through Draw
ing Room Sieepers 10 Aka, Augusta, SsSan-
nah, Jacksonville, and ST. Augustine. Club,
DINING. and Observation Cars
s;45 N. Daily. New York and Atlanta Ez'
press ilrst-clsSs cosgh and sleeper to Atlanta ,
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, sunset
Route Tourist sissper Washington to san
Francisco Pullman Buffet service.
100 m Daily New York aud Florida
E~press- Eirst-clRss coach and sleeper to Cam
soaTile, and Port Tampa; sleeper to Augusta,
and connection for Aiken. Dining car service.
LO;Oi P n Daily. New York and Memphis
Limited iva Lynchburg)- F1Est-ciass coach ana
sleeping car to Roanoke, Knoxville, Chat
tanooga, and Memphis; sleeper to New Orleans.
Dining car service.
1870 P. II. Daily. Washington and South
western Limited All Pullman train. club and
obser'1tlon cars TO Atlanta ard Macon; sleep
eTs TO Nashville, Atlanta, Macon. Memphis.
New Orleans. Monday. Wednesday, and Friday
through sleeper to PiHehugst- Dining car ser
vice
TRAINS on BLUEsfOST BRANCH
Leave Washington $50 a. n. and SAG ?. m
daily. Week days, 100 p. m, 4:s5 .. n and
6,z5 .. N. Latter for Leesburg only.
Through trains from the South arrive Wash
IHgtoa 6:4Z a. ~ 6-52 a. IT., 40 a NJ, 9:A5
q. IN, 200 p. M, e:16 .. ~, and $50 ?. n
daily; 1O.15 a. m. daily, except Monday. Local
trains from HaTri5C Hburg, II ;55 &. H.. week days
and 9:05 p. n. daily. From Charlottesville
SIS a. m and g.05 p. N. daily.
Tickets, sleeping car reservations, snd de-
tailed information car be had at ticket Offices,
705 18th St, 81 Pennsylvania Ave, and Penn
sylvsnis Station. Baggage checked through
from hotels and residences
Phone 1910 P. r. R. Cab Service.
C H. ACKERT. General Manager.
& n, HhBDWTCK. General Passr Agent
L s BROWE. General Agent
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WAETED-ROOMS.

WANTED-By two gentlemen. front room in
vicinity o. PEuusg-l Faula ave and 10th st. uv..;
state terms. Address BOX @2s, this office. II
III aNTEIJ- rooms for I5ght hgusakrcufng:
state price address BOX 1856 this Office It
nlslea room, wiiI room with another gentle
man reference given, between I-th and 24Lh,
ard g SITS Address BOX 223 this Office II
WANTED-T1ree unfinished rooms for Light
housekeeping state price and particulars. Adj
oress 80 go this c1tlcg II
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

Ieaye Washington, Penua. Il. *. Station
so.ASa m SEABOARD NAIL - Through
SafIy Pullman SIsepers 70 Jackson
Vile connecting at Hamlet
with Pullman Sleeper 70 Atlanta.
Z D. IN. SEABOAhp fLohlDA LIZ
DAILY. ITED-SoLd tram 10 Jackson
willie and ST Augustine, with Pullman Draw
ing Room and Compartment Sleeperz, ObssrYs-
tion Club Car and Dining Car
8.5O %, TS1,-SEABOARD EXPRESS - Solid
train to Jacksonville and Tampa. with Pullman
Sleepers and Cafe Dining Car-puiITusn Sleeper
10 Atlanta Through service 70 Psueburst-
A-tO a m. L0CAL-Go Petersburg. Raleigh,
CaiIv Southern Pines (PileauEstl,
lis mIet, and intermediate pointz-
Office, 1921 Penna, Ave.
c. 2. RYAN W. z. CONELYN.
CenT Pass'r a ut GenI Agt. Pass'r Dept.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

ENCHANGE-F0r farm. 4 brick residence. good
location: il rooms, bath, all modern improve
T1euts: near car line. within half block Of New
Hampshire ave NV price, $1,000 viii ex-
change the above property for a good farm.
Aadrsss /. 5. SAITH Bliss Building, IS B st.
NV. Washington. ID. c. 1t
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BIRDS, DOGS, BTc.

FOR sALE-Fine lot Of parrots, mocbiRg birds
squirrels, snakes, guinea pigs. rabbits gold
fish Also canaries from sl.5O upward
ACHNID'S EMPORIUM or PETS. 7I2 18th st
sW. Ro25-tf
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WAREHOUSES; AND VEHICLES

WANTED-A secondhand rubber-tire runabout,
in good condition; must be cheap. Apply lib
18th ST. NV, CHAS. ERNST co. jas1-8t
WANTED-SurTey or dayton wagon 800 K St.
ne. ja31-2t
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FOR sALE-CoUETRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-2s acres Of land; ten-Foom dwell
ing; bank, barn, fruit of all kinds, in BEARING,
ten minutes 10 steam and electric cars: twelve
miles from Washington. ARTHUR CARR,
Hyattsyll}e, Id, Ja3i-5t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$4,000 CAPITAL STOCK IN company organized
20 buy state fair and horse show grounds and
adjoining real estate in large Southern city.
shares. 500. great Investment. W N OS-
TRANDER North American Building. Phila-
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-Room and board IN private family
reasonable Address BOX 225, Shis ofiee.
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STEAMBOATS,.
-~~----.~----~~---~-~-~O
NORFOLK & WAShlMGl ON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

EVER day In the year trcna foot OF 7ts
* fer TT Monroe Norfolk, Newport
News, and ali points south, by the 81
psrb. powerful steal palace steamers
- Newport News Norfolk, and
Washington
IT Warrington $50 pm LjT. Portsmouth 200 pm
LY AIexssdFis 7 90 pm Nv. Norfolk. 500 pm
ar IT Monroe 700 am LE- II Acnroe TOO pm
Ar Norfolk. 800 am Ar Alexandria ESQ am
Az Por4EroYth s.T5 an Ar Washington 100 am
EZThrough connections made at Nor
folk with steamers a Old Dominion
Steamship Co for New York and Acz-
chants and Miners Steamships for Bos-
ton
- kBRor further information apply 81
general ticket ofsce Bond Building. l4th
and X Y ave, OF 7tb 81 zssrf, Wzss-
ington, D. C,
Phone 2qoo no CALLAHAN Cen Nzr-
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WANTED-MONEY.

WANTED-A lady financially embarrassed de
sires TO meet an honorable gentleman who
would loan her 500 for six months OF year;
good interest and good security address BOX
20 this oflce. 1t
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FURNISHED ROOMS, with OF without board;
hot water heat. ia 9th st. NV feE-IgJ
a WOMAN having "a roomfns house would like
one or EEga gentlemen roomeTs, board ij de-
sired. u. r. b. station G. fel-2t
1877 Q ST NW.-Larse, south front bay vim
dow third story room, with board for two S45.
IL
4 LARGE ana bright second story front roo=a
with board, at 1892 Yale ST. steam heat; gem
ueHen preferred; bath On same floor. icI-st
NICE, WARN ROOM ana board. S2l, j6Trd
floor. SIG and SIS 1901 nth st. NV. It
UOUBLE AND SINGLE ROOMS siJ and 50
up, respectively table board and TansicnLs:
music $50 20 z Mondays, TO y a. m. HOTEL
BALTIMORE, 18th ST. and New York ave uas,
FOR RENT Nicely furnished front room and
board. suitable for two; reasonable rates. 2zD J.
ST. NV. felt
FOR RENT-With board large 81 story corner
room, suitable for two OF three; table board
sl6 pr month fJ1 9Th Fl. NY. ja3I2l
THE BENTON. SIS G. ST. NV; neHI. furnished.
excellent board. s. weekly, central location
tTansieHts- jaaI-25
GRANT PLACE-Niccly furnished single
rooms. with good table board jaaJ5t
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TIMES WANT ADS
BRING RESULTS.

RATES FOR ADVERTISING:
SITUATIONS or HELP WANTED ADS
ROOMS FOR I.ENT-
BOARDING
ROOMS AND BOARD
ONE CENT 4 WORD.
Minimum charge,
I5c, one Insertion.
ALL OTHER CLASSIFIED LINERS
TWO CENTS A WORD. THREE OR
MORE CONSECUTIVE DAYS, ONE
CENT WORD.
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FOR RENT-RooBsi furnished OF unfinished
50 % ST NV fsl-8J
FOR REET-FgIrni-hed or rf-furaish7d room.
heat gas; southern exposure. 1874 S st. NV.
ja2l-5t
FOR RENT-Fumished OF UNFINISHED. room
and bath fiat 1923 st. NV, lat 2. j5aI-2t
FOR RENT-Roous, furnished OF unfgruIsHed.
reasonable 9I8 sth ST. nv. i1a0-5t
FOR RENT Furnished. three rooms and bath.
en- suite OF sinsly; Gne house ami ne -iaEyslsaoa
1925 Columbia road. iaSu-8t
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FOR RENF-Laree from rooms on first and e.r-
"U1 Hgurs5 other ro0rss; trausjeur- 80 cents
Jfl II St NV E.I-gt
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. R.

Leave " ashlnss on, ~ Jersey ave. and c 81
lineage anu Northwest -4V.5g Rl-s -bszs
?. u.
Cincinnati, St. Loux, and Louisville, '10soa
A M ala 2. m, ITO nlgsS
Plttsburg and Cleveland. -4e.SS A. IL ga
D m ana 100 nishs.
Coiuuabus and Wheeling. 800 ?. IL
Winchester, 1855 - u. l.4:I5 and i5.ss
?. n.
EIn1goIis -. $50. llII:s0 a. N. 80.
re- x 80. 300. lIo-5O H.. s+I:ls.
li4:sJ, and 1920 P m
HsgeTstown, .IG.0e :. N. and 1850 p II
Boyd and way points, 1888. $3.50 8 "a
lib. Ii-S0, 1851, T~10;i5, .ill.SJ ?. n
t,aitheTsburg and way points, Ho.Sa, rs.e0 A.
m. l.Iz:5J, IL rs, $50, lass '5.vJ. 1853.
= .O5. -.LU;L5, Is3o p H.
Washington junction and way points. Is.
.ts.00 a. ~, -r1-I5s .f4;s0, 1851 P n
Baltimore, week days, xS-aO, 800, s.S4
y %. 80. 1s.S0 ESQ. ~ 50, loco. 80 a.
m zIg.aO -osa, xI.55, ~ 30, z+.v9 "a 50.
s.s5. x5.u5, go. XO.-J, 0-S0, zc 90, xi0-o9.
xlI.gO. II 80 >. ia sundays zS-U1. X o.
90 Is 80 Xy.O0 H., Xt2-2o, 10. 40 80.
* 50. 1905, SIS. $3.50. zs.0o Nl0.0o, XII 80
1F-S5 q. II.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Will thoroughly prepare YOU for civil service
examination; several years experience arlthme-
tic "a specially; satisfaction guaranteed; viii
20 TO your home. Address BOX Do, this office
fel-gt
WANTFD-Guitar pupils at SOC per hour, at
home. Let ne call and show you what / can do.
Address BOX 200 this office. Ja3O-5t
DENTISTRY; cheapest in the city, and ali work
guaranteed, low prices on bridge work Central
Building, 9th 81. and Pennsylvania ave laS0-3t
FOR RENT-Rerniugtou tyFewriters, with touch
typewriting charts, 50 month. Address BOX
70. civ P0stoflCe. I4a0at
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.

y ASTED-A country place by desirable tenant
must nave some land, state particulars and de
scriPtl0E- Address BOX 2yI- this Office jasI-zt
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WAHTED-BICYcLEs.

WANTEI-Po boy GO secondhand wheels.
& T. HJNTER. rs Pennsylvania ave. nv
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WANTED-Tvo frst-cIass solicitors for city
work, "a good chance for hustler. Call Monday
mornfHg. Room 5S. LEDToiJ Building. Sth and
+ ST, 81 hOor. 1t
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WANIED-Two men who know how 10 keep
stock. for our stock rooms Apply at once. :
KANV, SONS * Co. sth and Pennsylvania ave.
II
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

All trains illuminated with Pintscb light.
baltimore, GhiialelphIG. New 1ork, BosIoa.
and Ire last. $50, -7sVj lDiHsr). q s 30 lBus-
ier} ~sg.Oy fgueT}. Io;V0 tDusTj T. N,
100 fDIaerJ, = 90 l''hoyal Limited
Dlnef). H4.UU (PAiIadelqdia only, -5-oS
lnIuerI 80 and II 80 p II lSlssplng Car
open at 1860 o'cloek).
Atlantic CITY. IL :OS. ilo:oO A. II. l.I2;2e,
800 ?. Il
sDaiIy. Except Sunday. ''Suaday only
xExpTess trains
Baggage called Tor and checked from hotels
ana rssyIdeaces by Union Transfer Co on orders
EFT al ticket otices 6I5 Peuusy iy2Eli4 Ayenus
northwest New York Avenue and Fifteenth
Street and at station.
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HELP WANTBD-FEMALE.

WANTED-Amateu- or professional lady TO Join
y eli-ku0wu actor IN a new sketch; good voice
and figure address BOX 22s. this Office. 1t
WANTED--s white girl for light housework.
Apply 90 HE1 II 81. NV. 1t
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED-TO purchase brick house ~ not
less than Toou-7 ia the northwest not more
than 5000 viii pay cash. address BOX 224.
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W ANTED-SlL es5adies for our various depart
meutsi il not thoroughly experienced, do not
apPly- s. kANN, SONS & Co, 18th St. and
Pennsylvania ave. II
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WANTED Travelling men visiting mills and
factories TO handle heavy ubTiCatiDZ oil As side
line; largest commission paid and lowest price
IN market quoted on the oil. exceptional oT-
phia Pa II
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DECTECTTYES-S Irewd. reliable man wanted
in every locality for profitable secret service
experience unnecessary. Write AMERICAN DE-
TECTITE ASSOCIATION. Indianapolis, Ind It
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rooms

FOR RENT-Tbrse unfurnished rooms 50 to
good tenant. o Myrtle ne. u
FOR RENT-T1Jree large UNFINISHED rooms:
light housekeeping; heat ard gas; trgt class
sos 9th 81 NV y
FOR REST-Two or three unfinished rooms;
heat, gas, and bath. 4s5 I0th sly. II
TIIE ANDERSON, $40 O ST. \. W.-Tvo OF
three rooms running water. heat. gas, house
Eaeniag- central location, reasonable price.
fel-5t
FOR RENT-By quiet couple. entire lsJ OF %
foor Of three rooms for light housekeeping. Ls
assrlt- OF couple without children good nr-gh-
bcTLoOd. convenient location; price reasonable
80 e-h 81. ne D.
FOR RENT-Frout and back parlors unflr-
ufshed- very desirable. well heated. Sol d ST.
nv ja2I-at
nor RENT nfnruished, large par.or. first
floor; heat and gas - 4 = NV Jaal-St
FOR REET-Two front rooms. % floor: central
lacation S. 81 9Th ST. NV. IL
FOR RENT-Three desirable unfinished front
rooms, Eessonables adults only 1903 Eth st.
uH. '3l-3l
FOR RFNT-Three nice rooms; housek eUing,
sIl month. 1920 9Th ST. NV. i45l-at
FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms: newly
Fapered: heat and gas; sanitary plumbing
q O. NY. J45-5I
FOR REET-2i6 St NV. large and small
rooms js>9-zt
LARGE ROOM on third floor. 800 Eye ST. nv.
iaSoSt
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NANFED-COIored man. energetic TO work for
Ia in home territory. $3.50 weekly, permanent
and advancement. STATE former occupation, send
addressed envelope. NANJFACTUB ER, 1v2356
Dearborn ST.. Chicago. Il
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PRINTING! work at reasonable prices
FRANK Il GIBSON & Co, 1909 G st. NV
no90-u
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NANTED-A CoiuTed man to assist with ice
cresm making and make himself useful Apply
Sl2 II ST ne 1t
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FOUND.

FOUND-About 24th instant, gold Iocket7 min
iature inside. emblem on outside; pay ad-
vertisernent and get property. F. n WEBER,
-nited States senate It
FOUED-Iacey's ice cream absolutely pure.
20 cents per gallon. Delivered n unIettszed
wagons 6O7 New York ave. NV mIO-1
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FOR RENT-Truck farm. near Beunina- D. a.:
money rent or ON shares. address LON ls3
this Office ia3J-at
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED SEQ monthly and ex-
ester, y Y. jalI-Su-4t
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-ImmediateIr by reliable Cleveland
house. rieawake man with good business
experience 60 complete our travelling force far
1903; standard line. CHURCH * co, Eil~stone
Building. Clevclsnd Ohio. II
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-Two double teams SHERMAN,
25GS 18th ST. nw. jd3I-5t
FOR HIRE-Nice horses. buggies. and daytons.
drumming and business; $50 and 81 per day
PRESTON'S STABLES 18th and ! SITS. NV;
phone. East 713-M- is1s-39t
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-05-22
NO. 49,
THE RAMBLER'S PlCKINes

All is not gold that glitters,
neither is every hayseed a fool.
E. T. Riviere went TO the city
yesterday morning.
The Judge Townsend cottage on
upper Hartford street is open for the
summer.
Dynamite seems to be the anarch-
lists weapon. Only q week ago some
devil in human form tried 70 ship an
internal machine on board Of an
ocean liner. What would have been
the result if the thing got aboard
and exploded? Hanging is too good
for a scoundrel guilty Of such an
offence.
Labor still has progress tied up in
several large cities. Pretty soon
capital will retaliate and then
Crissy Lehde will leave his farm
in Milford township and go to the
city next week, where he has secur-
ed a position.
The much longed for rain is a good
while coming.
How about that Fourth of July
celebrationP 1t will soon be time to
talk it up.
The Port Jervis Gazette comes
out this week printed with new
type. Biz must be improving up
there.
A number Of strange faces are
seen on our streets daily There are
more coming.
Montague let fly at Milford fisher
men in Tuesdays Gazette. Well
both parties claim, but only one
can be in the right. The muddle is
unfortunate for the fishermen, but
lucky for the shad.
Old farmers tell us that the cider
crop will be a failure this season.
Inc supply was more than full last
year but has been used up.
Tomorrow the Catharine street
schoolhouse, dear to some, will be
sold to somebody if it brings enough
Memorial service in the NJ. E.
church next Sunday evening. All
three Of the borough pastors will
participate. The NJ. E. church
should be filed to overfiowing.
The Delaware bridge is being
overhauled, work is progressing
finely on the bridge abutments near
the Hamilton farm and maybe
before snow flies again the Mott
street bridge will he replaced by a
new one.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-05-22

here and there, and every where
being as any lumberman will tell
you, while he sits at lunch upon the
half-sawn log. "of no count round
here, and material product Of the
sile. " The Cockney tourist, whose
first inquiry on landing at New
York is, "Have you any eataracts
near by?" is guided to Trenton Falls,
or Watkins Glen, when he might so
easily reach Milford, just off the
line of travel, and satisfy to the full
his
hunger for the living wood.
The laureled orags, the hemlocks hang
ing wide,
The rushing stream that will not be With
stood,
Bound forward to wed him with the
rivers tide"
Close against the mountain wall is
built the valley turnpike, a natural
"Macadan, for the shale thrown
upon It from the roadside, packs
down as hard and even as a mosaic
floor. Far above rise the oak, maple
and chestnut, birch and pine, and
at intervals of every league. I say,
dark gaps open like doorways in the
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-05-22

hillside, through which the trout
streams-that here are brooks and
kills, but which would be rivers in
New England, and soiled, in the
Judgment of anglers, poets, and
painters, with all ignoble use--are
plunking, as yet, unstained and free.
A land of streams
"Some, like a downward smoke,
Slow-dropping wells Of thinnest lawn,
did go;
And some through wavering lights and
shadows broke,
Rolling slumb'rous sheet of foam
below"
But there is no swooning of the Ian
guild air, and no seeming always
afternoon. It is a Morning Land,
with every cliff facing the rising
sun. The mist and languor are in
grain fields far below; the hills
themselves are Of the richest, dark
est green the skies are blue and
fiery the air is crisp, transparent,
oxygenated, American it is no place
for lotus eating, but for drinking
water of the fountain of youth, till
one feels the zest and thrill of new
life that is not unrestful, yet as far
as may be from the lethargy Of mere
repose.
The speokled trout Of this region
though not so large as their Long
Island kindred, are more in number
growing in weight as the fisher
wanders down the current, and leap
ing az his fly with a lusty mountain
vigor-a spring like the culver Of a
sword blade. Fishing in the pre-.
served brooks and ponds of the low.
lands will do to furnish ones lardel
but you cannot feed anglers so u
would as lies shoot a farmers ducks
in the barnyard and fancy it sport
Give me a highland mountain trout
CONTINUED on Second Page)
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-05-22
INrEREsTINe NEWS IIEMs


The republican state convention
will meet May % to ratify the
ticket slated.
The Bluff House Is having a build
ing erected in which to do laundry
work for the house.
B. E. Brown has been appointed
blythe directors supervising architect
Of the new school building.
Geo. A. Elston has arranged his
matters and the sale Of lands will
not take place as advertised.
The new house for T. B. Morse, on
George street, is nearly completed
and the work is being pushed in
hopes to have it ready for occupancy
early in June.
Through the assistance Of Joseph
G. Chamberlain, Mrs. Sarah Davis
OF this borough has secured the neat
sum Of f64s.fe back pay and a PEN
sion of ts a month.
A monument costing $4,000 will be
erected at Belmont, Wayne county,
to mark the grave of Hon VIM. NJ.
Meredith, Secretary Of the Treasury
from Pennsylvania in 1e49. so, whose
remains lie buried there.
We are informed that our Silver
Lake correspondent was slightly in
error last week in stating that q
new barn was put up by Eugene
Raitt. The barn is on lands of Mrs.
g. Adams and is only for use Of
Raitt as tenant
The Insurance Press reports that
there was paid for life insurance
during the year 1902 at Dingmans
Ferry $50, 262 and at Milford &2l, 900
Over three hundred and twenty
million dollars we're paid out by life
insurance companies in the United
States during the year.
The three commissioners from
Wayne county we're here few days
ago to settle some matters with the
Pike county board. The father Of
his country must be held in high
esteem there or else the people are
partial to that name for Office hold
ers. The incumbents are George
Seaman, George Taylor and George
Roberts.
WANTED-A good willing boy,
about is years old, for general work.
Also girl to do family ironing. Ap-
ply at MILFORD HAND LAUNDRY,
Centre Square, Milford, Pa.