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The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1905-10-12
Cures ChIll. and Fever.

CIV Writ, Nacogdoches, Texas, ssys:
''His daughterbad chills and fever for
three years; he could not find anything
that would help her till be used herbine.
His wife will not keep house without it,
SD cannot say too much for it," SOC
- DAYS drug store.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1905-10-12
Council Proceedings.
Madison, Fla, Oct. 3, 100;


Council met in regular session
Yres mt: L. A. Fra!eigh, w. NJ.
Bart m, w. B. Davis, Walter Blunt.
Ipg, J. /. Smart. The minutes of
last meeting were read and APPROX
nd, The following bills against the
tppn were examined found correct
md ordered paid:
TCV ann, fixing clock, . 800
9J Smart salary, 600
VI B Davis 600
Walter Bunting salary, 400
BM Burton salary, 400
IA Frsleigh salary, 400
IA Dale street work bill, l3l 70
9L Morrow for fire department "a 90
Madison Recorder printing bill 6 %
Wsdsworth Livery Co mule board 10 90
1L Coffee salary, 80 90
Prank Martin salary, 268
o H Tompson salary, s. 80
u M Taylor fixtures for mow'g m, 20 %
" A Dale freight, 1907
Madison Electric Power Co, 1914 90
New Enterprise printing 975
q b Smith salary, IL 50
SP Griffin salary, 81 rs
. B Hubbard Co, s 40
3P Griffin for bill Of hose pipe, 3O6 70
w A Dale salary, 81 48
Total $107l 40
On motion the Tax levy for 1905
vas fixed at 10 mills apportioned as
sOllows:
Bonds and Coupons mills
Seneral Revenue 2 +"
Vaterworks fire protection 8
Streets 3
Emergency /
On motion the Tax assessor was
instructed 10 adopt the county as
sessment as basis for valuation.
On motion the Treasurer was in
srdctei to transfer 50 10000 from
Emergency fund to credit Of street
fund.
No further business council adj
journed.
S. P. GRIFFIN, Clerk.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04
Gnglano III &aibm9ton~
Serr unb Tral &OOiepelt fetiren ben Nonlirol Sirius
Souls uDn Satteuberg.

Se 1dbE Jieberlage. = Sbc0ue photographer. = Der Bnrfon.5an. :
@ooiepelt hnSirt Die vNrabaOIe". GieubabnnnfG0e. gdaSeaiener.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04

tein geiu&er in 10 srOBartiser Weiie
e%mpfangen.
Sas geIbe s ieber.
Nstp Orleans, Co., 8. Sob.
Die Gieber.@ epidemic f9eint nun am
0srl6fden 3u fem. IS mirb bon bier
nur Elm reuer grfrantunssfal unb
ein $ooesfad 9emeloet.
enacola, 5la., 8. Wobbr.
Nu9 bier 1T bic Sage ginfiser. S,=
mslbet ruaren: Srei ileue grfrantun.
gen, 1 $oeesfaa, tn Bebanoluns 81.
Obfe6nepb oto9rapbien n.
@bicaso, 8. Nop. 8bomas
Collins, Elm pbotosrapb, uuroe bier
psrbaftst. CT battle 10000 obfe6ns
pbotograbbien bon nadten Wdnnern
uno Jrauen In ieinem @ef9dft, 173
Milwauiee abe.. auf 2aaer.
pier ti.T fall.
W 9 o n, O., 3. Sob.
Die bsutigsn Musiaaen In Der Inter
iuduns iber ben Bob bes Stubenten
pierion i'm 2snpon@ ollsss eraaben, bab
Der iunse Meni& ausgefredt auf benz
@eleife lag, als bic 2otomOtiue IGN
traf. Wan&e nebmsn an, baB RI bon
sinsm ginfhbrunsstomite auf bic
S9ienen %sebunoen uuros. Wie prd.
fbsnt pierion unb Mnbere ausineten,
pfegten bic 4omites bies offers 3u
tbun. Warum frsiIia pisrion midi
rs&t3eitis losgebunoen tpuroe. III i9mer
su ertldren. prdi. pierfon iagt, e,
babe Wale an Der 3side ssisben, BIZ
er aud fir GOIsen beg unsltids &c.
baltsn babe. isbt wtiroen fe als Gin
i9nitte bon Striden berrtibreno be.
f9rieben.
M Sermon n. 8, 8. Sob.
q. 6. pierfon bon @o0ege Oil, be,
Batter Ses 9et6oteten Stuoenten. tuuro'
am 0a9mittag bel benz Snquef auI
ben 3eugenftanb serufen. gr bs3eugie,
bab isin SObn bas @plege unbegIeitet
peilieb unb oab ct bsfimmt miRe, bat
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04

Susar 6ureb S&hie1 = Grae nsaIttdt :
1870 qfr,sb Is: i5 pfrmb l8te; l0-l2
Rtwnb l8f; Hpete nuaIttdt Sole &tusb
l2}s /; Is Rtunb l2ie : Ii Rfssb l2ie'; 10
RnInb l2}c
GoItformf@e e@miex-s BID 8 4tuxb 8ae;
Q bts 10 4funb Sc.
6&ultern-ensl. Gursb, 10 bB 70 Rfuab
TN DurGf@nit., SIC; Is Rtaxh Dur9f9mitt.
Sc, 10 bis IL pfuro 92e.
Srabfid.e pe6-Rlare- GxetiIb xureb l72e
aepdbIter Suear Gureb IT'S, 81 Ft,so tri
Ourd{&mttt lse Bic 9 Bfuss tm Eur@s
I@nitt l4ie; 10 bs 10 Rtrxb tm Dr4f9mtti
l8}e: 8 Yfasb tn Dur@i@xttt. i@meI. 12}e
8 ptunb tn Dir&i9ntH,, !4usai, lo2e.
eped. gnsI.-9eud4Ites. 8 BID 10 Rfrnh
In Dur&i&nitt. 14Ae: IL BIZ IL Rfush Ia
Dur@f4nttt, l2e.
eped-RIare eettex. 30 b0 20 RfrRb tm
Dur@{@mitt, 11ae; 4Iare esites. 70 b 90
Rfunb. life: aisre DsuseS. - I'D 80 Bfmsb.
l02e; ls biz 3. Pfb.. lie; Il BID Is Ptmb.
l2fe; aIare Sudden, % ID 60 Ptmhs lie,
sHides IL BIZ Is 8fsab 11}s: Aass Na6sa
10 Q Blunt. 71<e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04

6 ngIGnber I'd 90 a B | n q
tom.
annapolis, Mo., 8. Sob. Bring
Souls b. Battenbsrg, Momiral gpans
uno Stab, Die Rommanoanten BON 6
britii1en pan3ertreu3ern, bic @ontre'
Momirale Sapis. uno Bruwnion nit
ibren JlassenOffisieren 8apitdn 80.
g. @otplss bon Der vMifOuri" tamen
auf benz rOanftrn" beute Morsen ben
Safsn berauf rno puroe1 an Der 2ans
b~ungsfele bon Nomiral Sanos em-
pfanaen. Sic fu6rsn nod benz gahn-
bofe Der Baltimore & Obio Babn. nr
fs einsn Sps3iul3ug nad Waibinston
beftisaen. sic trsroen beute @a4mit.
tag benz prdfoenten bnrgefsat tueroen,
Wean ~ertpartet ibrs @idtebr am Mon'
tag.
SO abineto n, 8. Sob. Prini
2ouis b. 8attenbsrg nit @efOlge uni
elmer alnsabl amerifanii&er 5lotten'
offaiere fam beuts bier on.
Or tpurbe aru Babnbofe ben 6ilfs'
Enthusiastically Bacon. CAPT. 8rom'
neil benz gbiutanten bss prdfbenter
unb elmer Nnaahl Off3iere empfangen
Der Bring fubr brett na& Der britii&er
Boti9aft. Die engliiden Sfi3iers
tuuroen nod benz Wiaarb 9otel &C.
leitet.
prin3unbp rdfibent.
Wafbington, 3. Sob. Utt
grsBem 2limbim .purbe 0ics-Momira
prin3 2ouis bon gattenberg 9eute boz
Germ unb 5rau &ooiebelt TIM 8 ub'
Na9mittag empfansen. Der prin
fiberbra9te einen peri6nli8en @rui
bonn Rbnig gomaro on prdFoent &oo
iebelt uno mIroe bonn britif4en Bot
i9after benz prdfoentenpaar porge
FsIt. Die gOrfi6rung CAB bic 8ele
senbsit gu e!nem gldnsenben @mpfang
Mm Mbenb CAB Der @eianote eli
prunt Diner benz ipdtsr EN- gmpfanl
uno Bah folgte. Seit Iuweienbeit be!
prin3en Seinri9 bon preubsn, tpuro
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04

0epofeltes e~QwstReueua nsoqeaiptes
Sanep Big $40. 90: RIarss beas s1s. 80; sans
Ip $500; ebort eleos $500: yaunrf
S16. 30.
geoorrtes Rtxbaett@. - e@xtex, rea.
eeS. lac; 1atenfsttsx us4r Sxnsxi. l6A;
Qn66eI 1916.
S4naab = IN zierees i. Dual. 81 ; 2
nuaIttdt 9se; 8. OuaIttdt &C.
aArfe - 0erdu9erte Dratipurn e3e
6raniflrter 73c; Bologna t Ddrnes Sc. 10
3A& SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04

ietn So1E rtGt an oas 4elette gebuns
ben puroe.
Sein 6Obn udre fdOn cine babe
Stunoe auf benz Weee au Der Bride
setDeien, ebe Die Stubsnten Der o. g.
.. @erbinouns ibm fOIst.n.
& o o sneIt + u b irtb-abt :
lofe Selegrapbie G.
80 q fb n 9 o , 8. Vop. pra.
foent R%OOisOslt bat auf Isiner 6abrt
BON Hew Orleans na1 Sampton
&Oabs arinblids @eleaenbeit eebabt.
f9 NIT Der orabtloien SeIesraubie gu
bei9dfti9en uno oas De Sorref : Gu
fem, nit welaem in Der Warins ope=
rirt miro. praftiia gu erproben. Ser
prdfoent pal einigermaBen ffeptii9,
als err fi9 an Borb Der .Def @irai-
ria" bega6, fonnte fid aber balb tber.
seuaen, oaB bra6tloie 8~eIearapbie nidt
MUIR prattii9 bermertbbar, ionbern au4
febr niibli9 TT. tpenn Gin YrdRosni
WaRer-& siien madt. Sefretdr 9oeb
bemertte beute, baB bic ,Wef 0ir=
einia" bon benz Mueenblid Der Mbfabri
biz gum @intrefen an ben 8irginiiGsn
8orgebirsen fat ununterbrodsn nit
benz 2anoe in 0erbinoung semsfen Jet.
Der Brdfbent Ianbts mebrere Sepeiden
an 6rau &ooispelt uno erbielt iolds
bon fsiner @emablirl aus benz Weiben
Saufe. 6erner puroe cine gan3e Nn=
sabl bon amtlihsn 0epei6en on biz
4abinsttsmitslieoer gefanot. fowie an-
oere Wsiiuneen an bic Departments
Der grdfoent bsfunoste bas h69fs
Snterefe an ben Wanipulationen.
tpel4e bon trsfliden Sa9berfdnbisen
poreenommert tpurben.
8ahn.unaIl
ennis, Seras, 8. Sob. Surd
bic grplOfiOn oes SampfteRsls Der SO.
tomotibs 416 an Der 6ouffon & 2eras
Central Babn, muroe Der 2Otomotib'
fhbrer Davenport unb Der 8remie,
@lenr sst6otet uno anbere 8abnbe.
bienftete i8mer. perlebt.
6euer-Panif JUPITER
tel 2 e n.
@btcagD, 8. Sob. Geuer, mel
9es i'm WaIdinsnraum bes Mlbambra'
Sbeaters ausbra9, nadoem bic Dor
felung bOriber mar. ri4tete untei
ben Mlbambra 9otelsdfen cine beiaoi
Yanif on. gs purbe Niemano ber'
lsBt. S4absn $40. 600.
g daben euer.
Nep Oort, 3. Sob. 81
6abrit Der Jreb Nef Paper 90. al
Sing uno @reenpi1 N0e. mutoe ourd
| 6euer 3erfi6rt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04

Swtscs, 0tsr uap essEhatt
SdnhIer bssabIen fsleewos trsne:
Butter - Country. lke, Srecntsrp 70 /.
O!gtx FAC
Gisr-l9: per Tntenb.
Hdibner SIC. Adbne 8. Eurte5s-i0-l2e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04

SrtGes RinbFeti6-@eai6s etiers - 81
g.; bieiiee Stiers e etc; bteHee &tnbes
$50 Bis kO0 Efunh 7e: etsfass 31Ss 40G
bic $50 Bfuno 5fs Ra4e $50 DID sb0 Rianh
SIC; Gtier 8oroerYiertd 81. 6tser 1tntesl
pierteI lie, RtHb Gtxtsrpsta SKs, Stmt
gorberuierteI &c. Rub Borherpiertel 4ie. &us
0imternierteI 7e.
5rii9es E1IbFei@-3aIbH 10e, csxtsr'
pierteI 18c, Borberptertel T.
Srii@es S@oileif& 26uinae. per Ptnsb
l12e ; e@afe 81; e@esteI l8e; Heds tr1.
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04
OetSetoe.

&eses SO. Q retber e8:, auf oce,
ie@. S8e pon RabIen; 30. q rOtee 81,
Nopember csc; Basexuesex &c
Roru (neues) - 20. / mett z8: RD 2
weib 4se; 80. 9 wetb 4se; 30. Z psit.
Et; 70. Q wetS semsf@t 40
nett semii9t Acc; SO. ( ~stt- ssrr6t
463c; 30. 2 seIb co.; 20 8 GET 30
go. 4 selb 47e; SO. 3 serif&t 49 !
seo. 8 asnHi&t 49s; 20. 4 ssuini 46
3oIben 47c.
eafr- 30. 2 rett1 8ok; 70 r<sa
2s3e; 30. 2 0eusi9tsr So: Ro. 3 frKfahs
2S2e.
3m Ro. 1 airnotb1 80 IS; No,
3. 80 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04

Rotber RIeeiamen So .2s-s.50.
gnslif&er 3Ieeiamen $3.50.
NIibfe 8Ieeiamen $.6OO-6. 80
MfaIfa 8Ieefamen 5 .26-S.e0.
Beiber 8leeiamea $500.
@erudbIter Tirnotbb 81. 80-l.S0.
Srbindrer bis gutter Tinotbp 81 .bo-I.76.
Sanep 2entudp gIausras sl.5O-l.5'.
BIausras IN @baf Soc.
@nsIii9es BIausros $l.l5.
Dr9arb @ras 81 .7O-I.S0.
Reb Cop IN Gbaf 75c-$1.lo.
&affer &orn We-$l.O0.
Arnber Suaerrobr Sarnea Sl.O0-1.25.
Beiber 9aferiarien 40c
Sriibiabrs Gerffe $1.25.
Detbes unb seIbes Ror,1 sl.00-L.95.
Teo Sob @nfiIase $1.I0NI.25.
Som Seas $l.7b.
Teiuet SIS o bis $1.86.
Sribiabrs:N esen 40.
setsmiebeI, weibe, seIbe uno rptss q. 80
pei 8uiheI.
Sib . RartoHeI, seIbe Serfeb, oernmha,
9eIbe Nanfemonb un6 fibIi@e Queen $50 Der
6ab; rotbe Raniemenb S2.75; BraFIiaxH&s
$3.50.
3artoTeIn, friibe 8 No9en zoe per Bu5beI;
fribe Obio 65c per BuibeI; fribe Rofe Soc per
fribe Burbanf soc per Buibei; fribe
pebron 45c per BuibeI; TuraI yaew Dorf uKb
@reen Nountatn 40c per 4ufbeI
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04
Bom BeseusRoxs,

xtmotbp-8ertGufspresie: $40 00-1l.oo.
&Iee gertaufspreiie: IS 00-ss.O0
DeIi&forn - Eertaufspreifs: 10 ra3 brs
NuaIttdt. 81 bts 60s Neues 40-45c.
3Gfer-sef&dn 32-85c; n ss ashrss
1.50-s9.O per Tonne. sReun 2s 10.
~etrob-Ereie. ie mad BEN grah. u sGs
len, 50 .00-$6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04

O"S~"febS s"IlSc ftSfW
0ep5bnI. bts gutter 10-12e: prisra BIZ A..
wdblter 1A-lse ; 5Gme9 82t-sos, OoIh..
DeIow 10 bts acc. Saua 2s-82e.
Sn Radetsn:
1Stoia $14.2b. Zion $lt.25, Seieb ia 2s.
6aracas t14.26 DiauortbB e18 30, Du.a
Sara 8lenb 81 80, gIinnar Saba gIens,
$14.S5; Orrico SLABS.
8uder-Donstnoes 1896; etifaudes 5 q
puIuerifrter Site: xxx4 pu~IperfArter s "a,
fetler ~grGaultrter 4.87e; Gsbes 6.s3s; GuRs
fectioners' u 1895; stbsewoos 4 4.67e; 1eus
mtg u 4.47e; empire IA. 42e; SbsaI srrs
0oIben 8 4.47e; @tsbfor ggtra 8 422,s
@isseDooS 6 l.eae; seIber 8 5.27t; u gel
ber 3.9
GfFs-Ras go Or. zsf). Sat. s-Is ..
0aiIone.
\ RidIes-24O0 TN SaS $40; 1900 tint sss
80; 1900 tn. QaIbfab $500; 400 tn ss,
$3.50.
etdrfe-RearI, 8fc. Gbaaptox 0Iot. / ~,
8 Btanb Badete 8. Rom. l BIB. pa6s4e,
4K-6}e.
Ganbp-7S etansen serstt@t &c; Q o.
esr senii&t &c; Banner IsrtR Be-; arsun
Honbons 10e See. 2 Cream ssmsf@t &C.
@etrodnete Sra4te-AepfeI. an ber enxxs
eetrodnet. &c; Sobannesbeeren 7s sts Tvs;
ettron l8e bts l4e; Hcfnen, 3 Gsopx. ps
4fanb. 7e, 8 Grown 7}e. I Groux TIC fsq,
n~1enfreie tbis. Sc, California yuscatsl 7Asi
euItana NC. tuporttrte euItanG lie ss I4s
California aprtfoien 8e Bis lie.
&ets-GaroItna. 2opf. lt--sE. Susaz 81
DIE, gebro&euer. 3--4c.
@He-SrastI neu Sc bts 1oe; Sifberts L.
NanbeIn IA; wei9i&oIise &aHsels lss-
Serbian RanbeIn l5c; Beaxuts &c ts SIS
ser0fete 7c bic &c; GnsIH9e HaIxdHs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04

00ve.
gngros . Berfaufsprets JnSortts Il
e&pebertaie Doc per Rfuxb e~tx4esmties
S4meperidie lie. @tseonHm Sseam 8 3m
16, Sem gori GbebbarS l6s. eiSbesunt'
l@er 2tmbureer 16e. NriG Ice.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-04-14
DanYile Town Items
Cut Short,
AndtO the Point

DANvILLE, Pa, April II, 1905.
EDITOR INTELLIGENCER:
In the metropolis of England the
folks call it "London Town" We
have headed our article Danville
Town, because it seems familiar, and
find no reason why we should be de-
prived of the privilege. The former
city has nearly 1000, 900 population,
while Danville has but 5000.
April showers bring May flowers
which will be timely for decorating
the graves of the patriot dead.
The inscription on the heavy iron
plates at both entrances to the new
bridge that spans the Susquehanna
between this city and South Danville,
reads:
"Built by the State of Pennsylvania under Act
of 1880; amended 1908.
commissioners OF the Board of Public
Grounds and Buildings.
"Governor, Samuel w. Pennypacker:
"Auditor General, VIM. p. Snyder
"State Treasurer, VIM. l.. Mathues
"Secretary, John f. Scott;
Superintendent, James NJ. Shumaker;
engineer, Henry X. Leonard
Contractor, King Bridge Co., Cleveland, o.
The Memorial Day committee to
make arrangements to honor the sol.
dier dead of Montour county on the
coming May 30th, are earnestly re.
quested to meet in Grand Army Hall
on Monday evening, Immediately
after the adjournment of the Post, tc
transact urgent and very important
business. Now, see that you attend
every one, By request of the post
commander.
Mrs. Rufus X. Polk, accompanied
by her children, Emma, Porter, Isa
belle and Rebecca, are now bounding
Ger the billows of the restless At
lantic, ON board the steam shir
'Grosser Kurfurst'' of the North
German Lloyd Line en- route for Bre-
men, where they will arrive about
April 18th, and from whence they
will Journey to Berlin, there to re-
main for six months. We wish then
pleasant voyage to the German
capital, and after their long, delight
ful and interesting sojourn in the
Fatherland, a safe return to the
"Iand of the Free and the Home O
the Brave"
Work on the Ferry street culver
at the canal is being pushed rapidly
toward completion.
The immense engine at the Nine
moloton Silk Mill, which will soon bt
placed in position, has a capacity Of
800 horse power. The cylinder weigh.
16 tons.
The charming electric light engine
is now working to perfection and to
the delight of everybody interested.
Wonder if we will get the proverb.
ial onion snow storm this season
It's about due.
Post %, G. A. R., of this city, i.
making preparations to honor theil
fallen comerades on Memorial Day.
OCCASIONAL.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-04-14

| Daily. ) Daily, except Sunday. Stops
only ON notice to Conductor or Agent or ON
signal
Trains leave South DanvIlle as follows:
For Pittston and Scranton, IL IL m and 2ol
| and % m weekdays; 10 II II IN daily.
For Pottsviile, Reading and Philadelphia
IL a m and u p M weekdays.
For Hazleton, Z IL III and Il and 80 pm
weekdays.
For Lewisburg, Milton, Williamsport, Lock
Haven, Remove and Kane, II l5 D IN week
days; Lock Haven only, 8 il II IN and 43l d m
weekdays; for Willamsport and intermedi
ate stations, o II a IN and 81 p III weekdays.
For Belefonte, Tyrone, Phillipsburg and
Clearheld, . IL n m and II 10 p III weekdays.
For Harrisburg and intermediate stations,
II a IN, u 10 IN and 5i IN weekdays
81 p IN daily.
For Philadelphia (via Harrlsburg) Baiti-
more ana Washington, II a IN and and II ID
and 81 III weekdays; 81 p m daily.
For Pittsburg tvia Harrisburg 8 IA n m and
! 81 p m weekdays 4 81 p IN daily; (via Lew
istown Junctionl IA a III and u 10 p m week
days; lrin Lock Haven) 8 IA IA III and II 10
m weekdays.
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Cars run on
through trains between SuntHry, Williams
port and Erie. between SGnDuIy and Phiia-
delpha and Washington aud bclw een Harris
burg, Pittsburg and the W st.
For further information apply to ticket
agents.
W. W. ATTERBURY, J. r. WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Mgr
GEO w. BOYD General Passr Agt
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-04-14

The Grand Oommaudsry Of tht
Knights Templar Of Pennsylvania viii
meet in annual conclave at williams
port on the 92ud, 28rd, and Gath of May.
The Baldwin Commaudery of Will.
Transport 10 in charge Of arrangements
for the entertainment Of the Conclave,
aud the members OF this famous Com
mandery intend to eclipse the enter.
tanning features Of any previous an
nual Conclave
Williamsport will be decorated more
profusaly than at any other time in
the history Of the city that has become
famous for its entertainment Of anuua al
conventions of all sorts. Parade will
be the scenic feature Of the Conolave
and will take place on she 2Srd.
Danvills has . large representation
among the higher Masonic fratei mites
and many Of these will 60 to Williams
port on the a2nd OF May. They will be
assured splendid enter taininent.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-04-14
A Farewell psrty,

A farewell party was rendered Miss
Maud Mohr, of Exchange, who
taught the Cross Roads school, by her
scholars and several other friends the
other evening. The time was spent
in playing games and listening to
music. Refreshments were served.
A fine time was reported. Those
present were Misses Hannah Flora,
Cora Deihl, Anna Lore, Carrie Jack
son. Minnie Lore, Mary Jackson,
Ida Zerbe, Clara, Minnie and Isabelle
Dennen, Maud Mohr, Messrs. Sidney
Delhi, Harry Flora, Brady Zerbe,
james and Leo Dennen, Arthur Lore
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Bremen.
They all joined in wishing Maud a
happy and pleasant summer.
Miss Mohr left on Monday for the
Bloomsbury Normal Scoool, where she
will take course in teachers study.
FRIEND.
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HAGGARD ON TRUSTS
RIDER HAGGARD, the
famouS pOvelist and BRIT.

~ famous novelist and Brit
ish envoy to America to in
vestigate the colonies conducted
by the Salvation Army, unbosom-
ed himself at Amity, Colo, re-
garding conditions in the United
States. Mr.. Haggard is greatly
impressed with America, the vast
ness of the country and its re-
sources, and believes Americans
are far ahead of Europeans in en-
terprise. Mr.. Haggard believes
the great trusts of America are
our greatest abiding evil and pre-
diets all manner of trouble should
the people not take some drastic
measures to suppress them.
81 see nothing but revolution
and ruin in this country if you do
not curb your gigantic trusts, "
said Mr.. Haggard. "Prices have
been elevated to the prohibitive
for all but the very rich and this
will cause trouble unless a remedy
is quickly and thoroughly ap-
piled. | believe the colonization
of city people in large tracts of
land will solve the problem of
high prices.
"The poor people who live in
your big cities and in Colorado
get what we consider in England
good wage, but the cost of liv-
ing is so high here that they have
no conveniences, comforts OF
money. The poorer classes OF
people in England do not have as
much money as in this country,
but they live better"
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Will Soon Operate.

1t is expected that in few days the
Pennsylvania Paper Mill at Catawisss 4
will begin operations. The starting of
the plant has been somewhat delayed
by the fact that several of the impor-
tant parts of the plants machin,rs
were in wrecks, neoessitatnR their re-
turn to the manufacturers to be dupli
Gated. The first part of the plant to
begin operations will be tho liquor
making department.
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NelqhbOrlnQ Towns.

Garden making and house clean
ing is the order Of the day.
Miss Isabel Deer, who has hac
some trouble with her eyes, is mucl
relieved.
A few more days and the countr,
schools will close.
Ben. and Amos Leighow are at
tending school at Millville.
Mary Munro passed through here
en- rout to her school. She is teach
ing at the Ridge.
The Cross Roads school grounds
look very nice. The trees and fowe
beds make great improvement. How
many more will follow suit?
Twenty pupils passed the examina.
tions in Madison twp. The idea o
these examinations Is to see if there
are any that can go in higher grades
Supt. Evans is working hard t.
have high schools in many new dis
tricts so the poorer class of children
can have better schooling. 1t cost
from $50 to $40 a term to send a chile
to normal school. There is talk o
renting room at Jerseytown to star
school in the near future.
All candidates who aspire to the
elevated position Of county superin
tendent of schools should possess I
State certificated. Education has taker
stch strides in the last few years
and it is just question of time whel
the boards of education will be seeking
all normal trained teachers.
Supt. Derr is not through with hi
examinations. Can't tell how man,
there will be in Anthony. 1t ha
been Mr.. Derr's aim to keep Montou
county abreat of other counties.
A CLOSE OBSERVER.
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You Must
Sleep.

If you cannot, it is due to an
irritated or congested state of
the brain, which will soon de-
velope into nervous prostration.
Nature demands sleep, and
it is as important as food; it
is part of her building and
sustaining process. This period
of Inconsistencies relaxes the
mental and physical strain, and
allows nature to restore ex-
hausted vitality.
DR.. Miles Nervine brings
refreshing sleep, because it
soothes the irritation and re-
moves the congestion.
1t is also a nerve builder; it
nourishes and strengthens ev-
cry nerve in your body, and
creates energy in all the organs.
Nothing will give strength
and vitality as surely and
quickly as DR.. Miles Nervine.
During the past winter I he'd two
attacks Of LaGrippe which left me
very weak. and in bad condition.
was SO nervous could not sleep. My
wife. after trying different remedies.
went for doctor The doctor was
out, and a neighbor recommended DR..
Miles Nerv!ne. and she brought home
q bottle. had not slept for some time,
and had terrible pains in my head.
the pain was not so severe, and I
slept. I am now taking the second
bottle. and am verv much improved"
HENRY NJ. SMITH, Underhill, VT.
Or. Miles, NervIne Is sold by your
druggist, who will guarantee that tho
first bottle will benefit. II 1t falls, he
will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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Ladies Wanted.

A BRIGHT ENERGETIC WOMAN
woman work. Permanent position.
Old established business house OF
solid financial standing. Salary 81
to $18 weekly, with expenses, paid
each Monday direct from headq uart.
srs. Expenses advanced. We furn-
ish everything. Address, Secretary.
$50 Monon Block. Chicago, Ill.
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100 late Ior l2St week.
The naked earth is beginning to weave
for herself q garment of green.
Wallace Deem, of near Washington
vile, transacted business at this place
last week.
We are glad to hear that ]. F. Mowrer
will soon be able to be out again, after q
long seige of typhoid.
VIM. Bogert will move this week to
Binghamton, N. Y. He expects to start
in the dairy business. We wish you sue
cess, William.
Mrs. John Anderson. of Mexico, spent
Thursday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Herr, near here.
1t is mighty good rule to do nothing
you don't want people to know. then
you'll not be afraid of being found out.
u KNOW