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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
Better Earning Power

The Penney lvenia State College
has five winter courses In ARricul,
ture beginning November 30, 1909.
The object OF these courses ii TO a..
sist young men in Increasing their
earning power through study In she
State school Of Agriculture during
the winter mouths, These sCpsdss
are devoted TO practical Inssruction
In general agriculture, horsicnlturs
dairy husbandry. dairy inanaEActufe
and penitEy keerlnR. The student
may select any one % The s courses.
The moEninss are devoted to laoutres
and EsoitatiOns, and the afternoons
are Rivon 20 practical exercises, such
as livestock judging, corn judging,
Aeld study Of orchards, greenhouse
work, creamery practice, and q score
Of other lines Of practicaIwork, each
student dealing With the subject in
his own course. = .
IL tts the experience Of former win.
ter course students thEt twelve weoks
given - tJassOCiGtion with other stusl,
entS and 10 study Of flndamehtal
principles In She care bfsoll, plants,
animGis and dairy pTedncts-Is very
helpful. ItIgives one = better basIs
for successful work in lie. Our well
equipped School OF AgricuItnrs,
which has 2bs men enrolled in its
four years courses and "a men in
its two ysars' course, makes special
provision for these ,tyelve wesks'
courses. Our institution is main
sained by the state because it serves
those who want 20 At themselves ior
better work. Young men who can
give only the winter months 70 stndy
Of agriculture have the same right to
aid As that enjoyed by students In
longer courses.
. A ffse winter courss bulletin gives
information concerniRg the COURSES.
All people interested in Z better agrl-
culture may DO good by sending us
she addresses OF young men who
should have the beneht Of this In,
structlop. There will be, room for
onS hundred and ffty winter couras-
studSnts this year.
Address Alya Agee, Secretary.
School Of Agriculture.
State College, Pa.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
EDUCATING NURSES
Free Scholarships Available.

Phiiadeiphia, the City Of protherly
Love- has an iexhibision Of practical
benevofence in the work OF the Phila
ldelphia School for Nurses which Is
surprising interest to every one inter-
fsted In the care OF the sick, lhe eCiu-
cation Of RurHss and Tire pEOlhoslon
Of pubhcheallh and saaltation.
The annual report showed that
during the, past year. ten thousand,
two hundred and seventy-five pa
tients were supplied with nurses,
who otherwise could not have ,se-
cured skilled nursing care. Four
fifths Of this service was rendered
gratuitously. 1t was shown also that
in teaching facilities, available
workers and number Of Students, the
School ranks as the largest school Tor
nurses in the world. .
Clara Barton, the world renoWned
nurse and manager Of teld, hospital
work, and organizer Of the Red
Gross Society, having foC many years
observed the aiieieht .wgrk Of the
Phiiadelphia School Tor Nurses, re-
Gently invited DR.. Eugene Underhill.
founder Of the insfisati6n, 10 ls!t
her, and be present II a conference
IN her Summer hohe In Oxford,
Mass; for the purpose Of considering
the advistbility of reproducing the
work In the larger New England
cities. 4 ~
At a public reception. repEeEentas
tIvea from Lowell, Salem. Worcester
Springfield, Bridgeport, New Haven
Providence and other manufacturing
oenters. called attention to the need
of this service for their respective
cities. -,
Several large classes Of students are
about to be enrolled in the Philadel
phia School for Nurses, who Sallt
doubtless, witness the extension OF
the work Of the institution in aecardt
snce with. plans now developing a.
q result Of the recent New England
conference. A large number of fres
Two Year Scholarships are available.
70 young women living throughout
the entire country, preferences being
given tp those from the. smaller
towns and cities, and the rural dis.
tricts. These scholarships include
room, board, laundering, uniforms.
al necessary Instruction, and rail- /.
road fare paid 20 the itudtnVs home
town upon the completion Of tbs
Course. A preparatory Home Study
Coerse and Short Resident Course
are also available to those who de-
sire to quickly prepare themselves for
selfsupport, but are unable 10 devote
two years TO study. ANY reader 90
this paper who may beriuteFested In
the general subject can, by address,
ing the School at 22is Chestnut St,
Philadelphia, Pa, get full .desails
OF the work, and the scholarships
bow available. f
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
Asking 4 Ftanchiss

Hearings efore the Public Service
Commission az Port 5sfvis rsveal a
sharp apntest bdlwesk she new com.
panl Ring fralchilss!to enter the
city iobaild trolley. and supply
electric iieht tnd bHef, and the-old
company no ql4ht ground. The
main question aeems be over the
amount Of power MoAgaup Fans will
furnish, and the engineers for the
respective companies are as wide
apart, 81 Their ,estihstss o. were the
experts oyer the question OF Thaw's
sanity. 4tsis toshe hoped that In. the
interest of The city the commission
viii grant the privilege 10 the new
comPlPy and theu the people may
be better served. - go. ~ -
O, H.s0ooke onO. Of chs engineers
for the'cid company who testified IS
to the power eyidsntly.yas NOT. vell
informed in the promises for head
united on GROSS exaziaAtion thhs he
had-made hts estimates Of the stream
above the point where il. received
imRortaud. additioRs, Of which he
did NOT know. Whether ~ths.new.
company IL successfully VIM extend
its trolley down the river We are not 81
advised, but surely il. cabnot hopsi .
make another road, on-evea the cid
one In Port JerYis if IL secures con-
troll of IL, a paying proposition unless
il does. Ifit'oan obtalh.Natsr pow
or It can bring the cost ofsoleotFlo
light within a reasonable ilgdre and
We might then be betsastsa Go In
thai Vsx. -, g.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
.WANTRDs

SVocEas. MAGAZINE vents an en-.
ergatio end responsible man or WON.
an iD Milford to'oollect' foE rehewaIs
and solicit new subscriptions during
full or spare time. EFperisnca IN.
necessary. AIRY one can start among
friends and aoquaintanOes and huild
up . paying and permanent business
,withcot capital. Complete outAt
and ipstrpctions fred. -, Address
"VoN" Success. MsgaElps. Roan1
tios. Success Magazine Raildings New
YCrk City, NJ Y.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08

"swoefd nave been q cripple for
lifes ton a terrible out on my knee
eaPf'swEites. Frank Dlsberry, Kell.
iher, Minn. "without B1ckIep's AR.
Mica salyei WHICH soon. cured me-"
InfaIlihle for wQunds, cuts and .brals-
es it'sOan cures Burns, 'scalds, Olq
Sores, Boiis, skihEFuptions. Worlds :
best for piles, 25c. at All Druggists.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
Real Estate ;Transfers

/, Isadore B. Brooks to seigfried
.KoPpel, 400 acres shOhola, on Brink
Pond. r.e
I Minerva Hagen to.Afatthew Acton
10 acres LaskswAxsH 500.
7 D. .P. Emerson 70 q. +. Wight,
ssi SOFes Dingman. Farley farm.
Palmer Depue TO- iieOrge L. Nycs.
50 acres Lehman. .Q..a .,.. ~
/, Harry I. Briscos % Geo. i. NyCe,
l1O aqres. Lehman SlO0O,, s5..,s ! ,
+ e F. Peters 70 Mary A. Thomas,
lot In Bushkili. -
@. +. Rowland Treas 20 Joseph
6ohmalsle.. +. 400. cores LaekaWaxen
Assea4od-tO JaOob EnkishArt !, 7.
/. @. r. ROWLAND Treas TO A. q. Row
hand, 100 acres warRantes Isaac De-
coWi Blooming Grove. - -
AFsignment Of sAps to J G. Sab
malzis.f = =, .s.s, s' -
@. "A. sweDenlssr Treas 70 J, G.
schmAlzIe, 30 sores John Ruttes No.
iOS Blooming Grove. -
Clara Adams TO Bertha Raets, sS
acres Delaware, s -
A. A. Albright TO Lsster, PItnsy
and wife, lots In Matamcras.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
Farm Statistics.

AZ ia desired to make the coming
census as full and complete and 90
Eaecnrate as may be. Inview Of this
farmers, poultry men and others en-.
gagged in agriculture are requested
TO keep records OF their products fol
the year lsO9-indiuating tho line
Of investigation. Some Of the Ques-
tions asked viii be. t
each person IN charge Of a farm
will be ssked 10 state the acreage
and value OF his farm; that is, the
acreage and value OF the land kept
and cultivatsa ~ him; also the arss
Of land in his farm covered with
woodland; and finally, that which
is utilized fur specified farm puts
poses.
"Each farmer wifi be asked 70
give the acreage, Quantity produced
and value Of each crop. including
grains, haV, vegetables, fruits. cotton
tobacco, etc, raised on the farm in
the s. a ION Of 1909 ~
nEach farmer viii be asked to
report the number and value Of al
denesac animsls, poultry. and
swarms Of bees ON the farm April Is,
1890; also the number and value Of
young animals, such ss calves, colts,
lambs, pigs and Of young fowls.
snoh as chickens, turkeys, ducks,
etc, raised on the farm IN 1903. He
will be further asked to state the
number and kind of animals sold
during 1903 and the receipts from
such sales, the number purchased
and the amount. paid therefor; and
also the number slaughtered for food.
and the value of such animals.
"rhe law requires a report Of the
plumber of cows kept for dairy puf-
poses ii 1909, and tho total estimated
amount Of milk produced Aon the
farm; also the amount Of butter and
cheese sold and the amount received
from suohisale.
'In addition to the inquiry regard
ing eqipele, etc., oa the farm ApEll
I5 la1g rs explained pssSi6asIy,
the CereW win seq 10 ascertain fhe |
the qnaatity and value Of. ali eggs,
o1ey, and wax ptDanced on sfhe
farm ip 1909. ~
"Of the expenditures d tie farm,
the Census SCHEDULE win cf.i for, q
stsiemspt q lha' amoulllt ps|a .sarln
la s6f, ilissa .at fald foy esds OR
i've s(oe aid u y amount 5 kpsnded
for 1aEtili5era il 1910. i. -.
III. tke sa 5baag ners Or
beDants hetNee6 TIE go. 5ear 1904
and the .dasa 81 shdIneralIdn, April
10, 1910, ls Il leqgested tIlatlthe oscu
pant Of S 1910 hAsh secure
the abbs fnisflDs3ioa relating to
the fsrp for the ofecedibg year, 1909.
The own or tenant this year should
leave Ills book record With his
.ssts
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
NOTICE

Notics .is hereby given that the
annual meeting OF. the Forest Lake
Club tor the eIeoiion Of Directors aud
ihe. transaction Of snoh other buaI-
ness .as may properly come before
the meeting, win be held at the CLUB
Hodse, Mast Hope, Pike County, Pa
on Tuesday, October leah, 1909.
CLAUDE v. PALLIsTER, -
Sept l5.. 1909 Secretary.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
3 Plays and play GiVSrs

,HaBesdalsshas an opera house + or
theatre and Port Jervis is agitating
building one. They nFe an very well
asPlecss Of smpsament and ;maat be
well latrepizeds to pay good talent
Thesa .-is an economic side 10 the
question. How r1uch money do the
shows lift bodily from Q town with
out leaving any arpreclahla benefit.
The hotels may recsive a little pat
rcnsse, sud the proprietor Of the
plGy house perhaps makes a profit.
But:do-ths people who largely attend
the shows hzst pay she butcher, the
baker and the ea6dlesfick maker and
thef buy. tickets q the Play. II they.
hays money left, or DC, .theysraYsrse
thiaofdar. II is.aselb 20 have good
hsalthy anusemsnts. 'they Possibly
havs'anf- -dpliftiug moral sfBs6t. but
should pot 9ll home dsptA.b be paid be-
fore money -ia lAYished on shows
which only amuss for q passing
hour, 49, g ~ 80 =
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
The Bsd-Rook Of Success

lies in keen, clear. brain, backed
by indOmitabIs win and Fesislless
energy. suph power comes from
the splendid health thai Dr. Kings
New Life Pills impArt. They Vita.
Lire every organ and buitd up brain
and body. J A. Harmon, Lizamore
W. Va. writes; i'They slei the bost
pills I ever used. y $50 at an Drug.
gistS. ... -aaY
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
ssaF. ssfi'.liiesl
no 40
THE sOUALL.
TO Mas. ELLEN MocAwIr4 DOLAu

.'' ~ si@udr,
a7is Glide on barqus peacefully on,
Tia long before the setting sun,
The breeze is calm Eppl play s.st
Upon the lake this summer day..
The sky sofs serene blue.
, .se., The HesOy floating clouds move through
The ethereal realms. they break, they blSnd
,.s4 s-,s What pretty sEy pictures they lend.
Wen venture farther out ana take
Anaii midway lake;
We cu1ld nos hnd a blisAtsf day
Hctt Up full sails and aoat away.
Jon Al and Sing the boatsWaina cong
20 '4 g And naaks tssiry al6uri
. l---sfst-f. We love the water an hour nks
HEtnas 70 cut fouis sneh peace sud hiiss
lOokl Ipokt Beyond shvs o'ercas,
sss High winds-a sqnalI--take hs mat
.ssi.f To prayers. On God who rules storm,
- sa,sssil Save US, save pc from ali harm.
~ Thou whom the winds and obey
Bay but the word 10 we pray
..r. That t be Thy WILL TO keep
Us from the dangers Of deep.
Lightning flashes thuuders roar
Large rain drops fan, torrents pour
Our barques tossed the caps roush
. Then sipks into a shallow trouRh
$50 " Then up Hghn, we heave. ca4ssn, ss-
as sudden luFch, between -a
e s.t% Two waters. those Of nd sky
-. ~ j, y, IT'S sink or save, bus q nigh. 81
XoDder'E faint stseak Of gray ;s --4 s
- Thest clouds seem to break away
- The rain subodSs white caps fall
we've smoother sailing and the auuaI
T4ank heaven has passed. patches OF blue
e Frum the east we through.
Soon we'll reach the shore = =
Ontario q lake Ee'l truatno more ~ ~ 5-sak
SIRE ~ s.Gl Crco1rt,, A c,,,, 1sat
! e =
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
WANTRDl

sALESMEN to represent us In
the sale Of our High Grade Goods.
DOn't delay, epply IS once Steady
employment i,libsEal eeEHs.s Ezpsr.
ienoa not BeosSsasysss - 80 ~
ALLEN NURsERY co. :
RoChssser, n, x.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
Advertising Copy.

ANY intellIgsn. person may earn
2 good income corresponding for
expariancs unnecessary.
Send stamp for full particulars.
Empire Press Syndicate, Middle
Pori, y. X,
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
NOTES FROM
SANDYSTON

0kAANQ - \ OAN
Dayton Depue Of near Layton will
remove from the James Clark farm
on Thursday Of this week to his
neat residence in Layton.
The Delaware Valley Grange, at
Layton, win give an invited dance on
Friday evening Dot 29pd.
This Grange do nothing by
halves and those attending are as
sured Of good music good order and
a good time. Just try this dance
and see for yourself:
II there is an iron bridge in this
IOWA that does not need painting ]
aln not aWare oil it. win our Free
holders take notice and have this
lhatter attended 20,
The PgimsEy election on the 2sth
inst. passed Of with very little fric-
ton tho main fight being over the
nomination for Senator,
DR.. Price Of BranohviIle eos 1sl
VOTES outof sne1se east, and carried.
the county BY i1sg majority, and
viii be eIeotea on Nov 9
Between 8 and 5000 feet Of railing
along the Macadsm road, was con
tracted to Asher Shook for II cents
per running foot. The work will
commence as soon as the road Is 90
cepted.
A swim moving auto without
lights passed through here on Sun
day and came very near running
over. two men who were standing
In the road talking. The machine
made very little noisa, and q quick
jump saved the writer and the other
party.
The, FrapkfoFd- .sandyssop- Mac.
adem road Ia completed, and will be
taken mp on Monday OF this week.
The dread of crossing the noun.
tain with q load Is now a thing Of
the past, and when we get the, road
from Tuttles Corner 70 Layton mac
adsnlize Sandysson iolls win be |
buying autos, W9had the heaviest |
frfRt q the .eeasoh last Wednesdsy |
mornlnR but luckily a heavy Cog
came up and that saved. .vegetatiou,
but that frost hurried upo0tn-cuttlng. |
The BrOokside school n this town |
is stiff swsthoat a teacher, when II
1hodid have been opened on Hept. /. |
Our B Of e should get busy without
dslay. -. 1.e II
Mr.. HOrseaeId q fraakf6rd men.
Der Ofthei Leyt01 Grange brought
with him the ethrnight come Of the
finest specimens Of onions beess. and
potatoes that l have seen, end he
stated they were averages OF his crop
Ths. onions were OF large size and
raised from the seed. Il
The question whether we shall
do away with aboard Of Freeholddrs
as now constituted and ih their place
elect three Commissioners will come
before the voters at the next election.
Ia counties w6srs the three Com,
missicners have been tried IL has
proved more economical and satIss
fGctarS.. Then why not. try..lt in
Lewis Stockboner and wife Of New |
ton visited with her parents q. r.
McCracken and witc at Layton on
John J. VansIckle leavea on Tues. !
day for Ohio and WIN nos rstusn
until about Nov. Ist, !. > 800 I
. lsssr.sr.. q =. e------9n-T--~
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08

1Ns@ @efNF eNa9tA AfAoN
sGppat daHis compel Eegard. The
world orewneits dpsrs 9laFis Why
tIle Apaerieap peppIe- have Drowned
DE. KINGS New plscnzsES the King
cfThroat and Lung zagiedies. Ever,
yeatcm IL q health force; Il kills
germs, and colds and Ja grippe van
ish. u 'hesis congh.facked mem
PLAnes and coughing stops. Sore,
fhalamed bronchial. tuhes;and lungs
ate cured and hemorrhages+ cease.
pf. Geo. More, Black Jack, N. C..
writes sit cured me of lang trouble
proucgnced .hopelesssbyiA1i doctofs. y
ser, sf:oO. Trial bottle fFee: Omar.
aDteed BY All Draggistss :. y ~.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08

e Read carefully the Proposed
Amendments 20 the Constitution be.
ing published in the Press. They
make radical changes aud WIN II
adopted save much money to tax
payors. They may BE- snmmed up
briefly as follows; a
@The nrst amendment provides
that where q vaCaney occurs, two
months before a general election IN
November, in an Office that 10 filled
lIy appointment by the governor, the
office shall be filied at that election.
AZ present II the vacany occurs three
months before election Il Is 90 filled.
"The second amendment axes the
terms Of the auditor general and the
slsla Treasurer al fpRr years each.
At the present time the state treas
IureF's term Is two years aud the au.
|hitor generals three years. The
state treasurer and auditor general
elected this year shall each serve
three years and after that bo elected
For four years.
"The, third Amendments changes
sthe term Of ilstIres of the peace and
aideruan faan 1--WE tosix years.
'sThe fourth ancndment appliss
only 30 PhiladeIphia and fxes the
lern Of. magistrates from. Eve to six
years.
"The fifth amendment changes
the general election from annual to
biennial, all to be held in the even
numbered years.
"The sixth amendment does away
with all spring elections, abolishing
them entirely, and all munieipsI
elections.wIlI be held In November in
the cdd numbered years.
"rhe seventh amendment provides
that election boards shall be elected
bIennially instead Of annually.
.'erhe eight amendment provides
That elections of state officers shall be
held on general election day, except
when in either case, special ELECTIONS
hay be. required to flll unexpired
ierms. SO
1.-THE ninth amendment changes
the terms Of all county Offices TO four.
years. q
1.-THE tenth amendment fixes the
terms Of county commissioners and
county auditors at four years, eyi-
IDENTITY classifying them in the county
ofbcers coming under athe ninth
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08

sObsOriRe tex shs PEEaN
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08

Lewis stockboner and wife Of New
ton visited with her parents q. n
McCracken and wifC at Layton on
Sunday.
John J: Vansickle Ieavea on Tues.
day for Ohio and WIN moi. return
until about Nov. lst, I. :. -.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-26

Our High. School graduates and other
young people who want to get started
in good paying. business position can
easily do so in short time with small
expense. Let the Granger Business
School at Aberdeen explain to you how
to do it, This is the school that helps
its graduates to get aud hold positions.
Fall term begins September /.
Thos. A. Bones, now of Washington,
d. O., and the first clerk OF courts OF
Day county, sneaked in to Webster
Sunday morning and in the small hours
secured team and drove out to d. /.
Williams, where he visited until Tues.
day when he came TO town. He has
been putting in the time since visiting
old time friends aud trying to square
himself for the shabby trick he played
them Sunday. Time has dealt very
kindly with Uncle Tom and he does
not look any older than when he left
Webster many years ago The only
regret Of his many old Day county
friends 10 that he cannot prolong his
visit. He leaves for Washington Friday.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-26

The Commercial Club should take up
the proposition of Day county exhibit
at the state fair, see that the material
is gathered up and put in proper shape
for creditable exhibit. We have an
abundance to make the display, the
only thing is to get together and send
it TO Huron.
Z. II. Farnsworth has sold his grocery
business TO Andrew Norstad, though
the invoice has not yet been taken nor
possession given, Mr.. Norstad having
until Aug. 81, to close the deal in. Mr..
Farnsworth has been In business here
three years and half and has made a
wide circle of friends. He has sold
largely on account of Mrs. Farnsworth's
health, and hopes to 1find some place
where she may be helped. Dell Rapids
Times Tribune. Mr.. Farnsworth was q
Day county pioneer and took a home
stead in North Webster in the early
SOS The family have many friends
among the "old timers ia this vicinity
who will regret to learn Of Mrs. F's
failing health.