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Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-03-19
Call Meeting Of School, Board.

A called meeting of the Board of
Public Instruction was held at Fort
Pierce on the 18th day of March, 1909.
Present, r. r. Gladwin, chairman, Geo
e. Coon and W. G. Braddock.
The following business was transac-
ted:
A petition of registered voters and
tax payers of Election District No. IL,
embracing Viking school and Oslo
school, asking for special sub-school
district including said district No. II.
Whereas said petition being signed
by more than one-fourth of the quail
fed electors of said precinct calling for
an election to determine whether the
above described precinct shall become
a special sub school district.
We, the Board of Public Instruction,
hereby order special election to be
held at said voting precinct on April
Goth, 1909, in accordance with the
school laws of the State of Florida.
DOuuuulS AhCo % duONS uSSCTlU6us
Said petition being signed as follows:
j. Helseth, s, D. Daniels, r. w. Len
nard, A. Lovet, Chas. Gibbons, J. W.
Hodge. N. Halstrom, Axel Halstrom,
A. Erikson, o. o. Helseth, B, BeDick-
sen, G. M. Hall, Elias Helseth, John
Blanton, M. B. Daniels.
The said petition was examined and
ordered published for four weeks prior
to said election.
E. G. Summerlin asked for raise on
transporting pupils from st. Lncie sta
ton to Fort Pierce school was refused
under present contract.
The following accounts ordered paid:
Geo E Coon, 1 day & mileage 81 90
w G Braddock {" :" 9 40
r r Gladwin "1t AGO
There being no furth er business, the
board adjourned to meet first Monday
in March.
r. R. GLADwIN,
Attest *. M. TEDpER, Chairman.
Superintendent.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-03-19
can arrive.
Bishop Gray Here.

Bishop William Crane Gray, uf the
Protestant Episcopal church for the
Southern Missionary District of Flor
ida, made his annual visitation to st.
Andrews church, Fort Pierce, last
Tuesday evening. The church was
crowded to its fullest capacity and those
assembled were rewarded by dis
course Of rare beauty and eloquence for
which Bishop Gray is famous.
AT the conclusion of the sermon the
large class of candidates for con6rma-
tion was presented, including Mr.. aud
Mrs. Frank Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. b. B.
Pyles, Miss Margaret Tyler, Miss Var
ole Merriwether, Miss Joe Brady, Mr..
Scott, Mr.. d. T. McCarty and Mr.. Her.
bert vanLandingham, and received the
beautiful rite Of the laying on of hands.
The Bishop was assisted in the SER
vice by the rector, Archdeacon John
ston. ~
Bishop Gray has recently returned
from a tour abroad, visiting many
places of interest in the Holy Land and
taking active part in the great Pan
Anglican conquest in London. where
his great eloquence and power placed
him foremost among the Bishops Of the
church.
The Bishop spoke to a large crowd at
Walton Wednesday night and contin-
ued south where he will visit all the
churches on the lower East Coast. z
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-03-19

who are present.
Miss Beatrice Dittmar in clear, dis
tinct and forceful tones rendered THE
Star Points," beautiful in sentiment
and excellent in dction, this little lady
was the recipient of general eulogy
The violin music so doftly rendered
by Mrs. G. jewell, was as sweet as the
melody OF flute on tropic seas at twi-
LIGHT. and demonstrated that this lady
is a musical gem OF purest ray.
The appearance OF the Pilgrims was
a scene of gorgeous beauty as we'll as
sweet simplicity, The timely march,
appropriate emblems, symbolical char
acters and biblical teachings presented
picture of hallowed purity, gentle
ness conservation and devotion which
for ages has been admired and wor-
shipped.
The two appearances of Mrs. E. e..
Rollins were simply beyond the powers
of word painting to describe. Perfect
in voice, gesture, emotions and recital,
she enwrapt those around her in man
tie of elysian dreams and held them
charmed and captivated. The repeated
encores Of the audience attested the
appreciation of herselections and those
who failed to hear her were unfortun-
ate indeed.
The solo by Mr.. Evernden was rare
and delightful treat and displayed a
we'll trained and excellent voice He
CONTINUED on page 81
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-03-19

local, and its value. 1t is believed that
you and the citizens in your locality
can secure this information better than
it could be secured by personal investi-
CATION. and l therefore respectfully ask
that you cooperate with me in this
matter i ~. 8 bs
1t Is desired that the statement shall
first show the necessity, as it appears
to the people in that locality, for the
improvement of the river.
In submitting commercial statistics
it is desired that the following items be
fully covered.
The amount and value of the water
borne commerce for the year ending
December 81, 1908,
The number of vessels and their ton
mage at present engaged in commerce
at this port.
The amount of freight carried by rail
to and from that locality for the year
ending December, 1908.
The present saving in freight per ton
of water over rail shipment.
The amount OF commerce and its
character, which will seek water trans
portation in preference to rail If the
improvem ent is accomplished, and re-
sulting saving to the people.
/ The number of stores and packing
houses In the locality. What charac-
ter Of produce does this territory pro-
duce aud consume, and the approx
mate amount OF such trade in tons aud
approximate value.
Will the completion Of the contem-
plated East Coast Canal so reduce
freight rates as to make unnecessary
the construction Of q deeper entrance
to the river. ilteetf
The statement should also cover the
growth, commercially, of your locality,
the reason for its growth and descrip-
ton Of present transportation facilities.
1 will arrive to make the examina-
ton in about 10 days and would like to
have you arrange for an informal meet
ing of parties interested, at which
meeting the District Engineer may be
present.
i will inform you later as to when |
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-03-19
Of the citizens.

satisfaction Of the citizens.
With very few exceptions the land
owners have been very reasonable and
have shown laudable patriotism TO.
ward our growing city. A. M, Sample,
Judge Parker and P, p Cobb deserve
special mention for the broad and lib-
eral spirit they have shown toward the
railway company and the people in the
matter OF granting lands. In fact we
might say that nearly every land owner
is proving himself to be friend to Fort
Pierce. The committee is sure that
all the land owners win soon be in har-
mtny with them and that prices will be
made satisfactory to all concerned.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-03-19
Extends Congratulations.

Editor News:-Amidst the signing
and weeping over the lost pet dog, I
wish to tender congratulations to Edi-
tor Brown, for it is 50 nice to be the
father of bouncing baby boy.
f. G. PoPPELL.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-03-19
D66p Water from Fort .
Pl6PO6tO ST. Lu0l6 Inlet
Survey Of Proposed Deep
Water Route to be made at once. 81
The following is letter that should
interest every citizen of the town and
county:

county:
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE.
Miami. Fla, March 16, 1909.
Mr.. w. j. Tucker,
Fort Pierce, Fla,
Dear Sir:
The River and Harbor bill Of March
Ord, 1909, provides for d preliminary
Examination" Of Indian River from
Fort Pierce to Sewalls Point. The
duty of making this examination has
been assigned to me by the district
engineer, Capt. George r. Spalding,
who desires that my report be submit
ted at an,early date.
In this report am required to SUBJ
NIT information in regard TO the pres
ent and prospective demands of COM
MERGE and the character and amount
OF such commerce, whether general or
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
sHUSHKILL.

WilliAns Retss-of Bpshkill, whose
health has ileea pFecATious for some
time haa gone to Walt his son, q
prsctieinr physician In Connections.
The. .Aacadem road here begins TO
show ths snect Of labor. The fenn-
dstIOns Of the cnlverss at Brook
farm arr np'nnd the mold ON which
to lay the cement top. The travel
ing p1blso has suffered no ino0nven
isnOs' and Lehman will have fun
vslue for the mOnoy. spout.
Potatoes seneSally here are about a
half crop. corh is trying to get ripe
and buokWheat turns oat fairly well.
Nrs. GerrDonde Of the French
House ia recovering from an opera.
tiOn and expects soon to be around
The house has had succesAfal
season.
The new combination passenger
car, ana she nSat eOncress depot with
the big bright auto In waiting makes
the town loOk up to date.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
GREENrOWN

Fred Hnser 81. has improved 20 h,
Il able to be up and around IN,
b Jusez 4eeif
Fred Haser Jr. has recovered from
pneumonia so far u at he Is able !.
be out doors. s.
Henry KebiIT has been IN bed fnl
the past or 8 wesks with typhoid
fsver but is now getting better. Z
Ids. O. E. Simon. iuserious,y III.
The Ladies AID Of Nesfvusilunr
WilI serve dinner and snpper to ~
who wish 1t on Thanksgiving Day -
their dining room Il, connection viii
N.eis fair. ~.f
The work on the stsie road here !,
going on rapidly. as
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
REPUBLIcAN COUNTY TicKEr,
Jury Commissioned,
GEORGE q. McCARTY,
Milford RoFouRh! aiI

Banged shins, busted heads,
bruised bodies. foot ball ssasOn.
Charlie Reilly. for many years 3
Essidsst Of Delaware township, has
gone 70 Po'kespais, n. Y. to live.
8. T. White and wife have gone
to RldgoWOOd, N. ,. for the winter.
;. +. White and wife. who have
bsan absent for several weeks re.
turned AOms yesterday.
9. A Blllines 10 . guest ct Hotel
Fauchers for 9 few days. ts
The Arm Of I. Armstrong and Soi
will soon have q car Of Atlas Port
land Cement snd those Wishing that
article esH re supplied here at bette;
than Port Jervis prices.
SO far frost has not iRiursd vegei.
tion In this vicinity. The mapk.
leaves assa 1ipehine and gorseoas
ccloEv buantity tbs landscape. sti
In thscsss Of Brittain vs. Monr6.
!. county aorecover fees for securilt
ths5bEsd6s scrossi BsOdheads Ctelb
shs jury swArded plaintiff $500 and
Interest. '~ga saif Ma
The Blooming 0rove,fIuntinR anG
Fishine Club d arranging 20 erect 4
new csnHhoIse IeSxlAo feet to r.
placs tho one bufned. IL win be d
stone and concrete.
B6ntamia DeGroat died in Hawley
Dot sth eyed II years. Mrs. Jamet
Rydsk 81 .DIngman is . daughter.
w. q, Rverett who sued the
strondsbafg -electFio company to rs
cover damages for she death Of bis
wife who was killed by an electric
shook while hanging out clothes the
jury Awaided him e4.7kO.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
MAST HOPE

A sK ps1hd by arrived a. M
home Of Mh shd Mre Beorgs Rolo.
son Dot 49,
Misa Maggie Dsbron returned from
NsrrowsbuFG Monday.
The celebration ct New York ~
traoted none from this Plaos.
Samuel BulIivsnt and wife and
Will Partridge were guests at Wn.
Hankins on Sunday.
Mrs 3. J. HHnkina FetuFnsd IRON
Hamburg Friday night.
Miss Hazel Hankins is spending
the fsll at Lava, N. Y. and will
probably spend che year there.
Miss wiIhemlna sohott ls attend.
ing the tsaChsr's training class ai
Monticello, My.
Miss Catherine schott is teaching
at Fremont Centre, N. Y. sho cams
home on a visit Saturday returning
Sunday. 'a
W. J. Stump and wife came from
Port Jervis on Saturday and on Tees
day came 70 thsiF home AZ Tusten.
". J. Stump isft Saturday fol
Chicago and from that city viii
start over hia, western territory.
Mrs ghanRosy Tyler and Mis-,
Bertha Reddihg Of NaErOwsburg 70
eeRsly yisiiedat Jossph wisleru.
Miss Maud wisler returned from
BarfyviIle. ee
Miss Catherine stopped at New
Orleans Sept 2sth. Frank Hawks
whoss home was formerly at TnstsE
n. Y. INST her and she went will
him to Meriden. Miss, where sh,
spent ono day. Frank runs an en-
giho from Meriden TO New Orleans.
Albert strshanan and wife came {,
this placa Sunday TO sse tho new sT
rival William J. Roloson.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
stoO Reward. 500

The Eaadera 0f this paper viii be pleased
70 learn that thele is a. least one dreaded
disease that Aoienoe oas besn able to ours In
al itsstaBes, aad that iscatarFh. Halle
Cstazsh eurs IA tns only positive cure nov.
knoFs % shsansaiesl fraisEnlty. Oatarsh
bslpg : eopstitntlohal else&ss, raqdlrss :
oonstltatlonai tEeatment. Halle CatarFh
OuiS1s teksh Internally. Aollng directly
upon Ne blood sAd Mucous surlaoes Of shs
uystsm. .tAsrehy destfoyias the fonndatloo
Of the dissaas.and slVtaa The patisDt
strength b. building up the oonFtitution
and AslistIng nhthFe In doing Its .work.
The psopdesor6 have 90 much faith n its
oarativs poWoFs that thoy offer One HUI
dred DpllASa foF aly disease that Il fails 90
cure Send f0E list of testimonials.
Addroas y, J. cHEENEY 4 co, Tol. o.
Sold By al dry sista, 70 cents.
Take Hhlrs Family Pila for constipation
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08

french -Tomaiss- ssd Their nrsaS
Ths little icasss Of bread sunDIied
- the srench soldier have fron time
imInencsial been knsRn BY the name
81 -beules q soa~ ,(liteFally .AsAn
hails-l. Their .orisin dates back 70
The FIRST AeRdt lic. In the Made
Asss ths French Tommy Atkins" re-
esivea 30 Fatlons. ana bad 70 dapand
- what he eenid get iron the sno.
~. AZ = later asts a csmmissarsat
Department. VAs created. ana the col.
essf Was allowed two leaves, of twelve
susces, PER dieE. in i7se the tposps
receives free bstiohs q bread wIehout
nay teeiic.ioe from Shsir pAy. This
brsad eoatAiaed : little aouF, hut bran
observation-disclosures the name. bran
haliA- IL ieFo Il vas Aeeidea te sup-
~ bread made Of nouE only, but ths
loaVes continoed e retain thelF cid
--Ans. Nov ths -bsuls e ssa- e
ahest 70 disappear nhaolutely, ana tbs
7hsapsa eOidAtsr Wm .hasesSeTtA have
bread hkhter ana noFs nsurishlns
thaa hitkeFta. @ afff
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08

|
10 A, A. Chisholm, OF Treadwelli
N. Xoyk., now. his reason Is well
worth readiag: "FoF . long time
= suffered from Indigestion, torpid
liver. constipation, nervousness, aud
general dsbiIity.p he writes. ~
cohldn't sleep, had 20 apps.ite. BsF
ambisibn, grew weaker every daE
in spite Of AL medical treatment.
Then used Electric Bliterp. Twelve
bottles rest0red All my old. .timr
heath and vigoE Now lean attend
to business every day. It's q won,
derful medieins.r Infallibls for stoul
ach, AveE. Kidrsys, Blood and
nerves. 6eo. at All Druggists.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08


Ths aiRlhutiNe .oflee boy kaa work.
- hare "a 3 ''saIaSy' q thrss doilArs
weed He was 6 sebdusd little
ehaR faithful and quiet YtnAlly.
hoWsvsk. Ne Dlncked uD seurags
enough % ask for An increases. A
writer "a ths Kansas City Star tslIs
the taia. ~
How mueh more would you lIhss''
inquired hia smplaEas. ~
Well 9nsvefoa the LA. Il don1
tAiAk that two eslisss sore q week
voalA bo too mu0h.s
'Xoe are 3 rather saAll boy y BE-
earning eVe cellars = week
= saR.ose ] an.~ be replied. =
know Pm small for NJ ksa. BOT -
tell The buth, sihes I've EoFkes hsFs
Eve been % busy haven't AaA tlns
% groW.- s -
He sst thsl-SaisA-
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
Widows Appraisement

The following Appraisements eel
apart to widow have been filed with
the Register and will be presented "a
the Orphansr Court for continuation
and allowance ON the third Monday d
October next. 900 .e-l
Estate OF JOHN DRGEN JR. decd.
Inventory and appTRisement Of person
81 estate sst apart to Emma Oegen,
widow. oar s.-r t.lg. S1t'
Estate OF WALTER A. BRADLEY
decd. Inventory and appsaisenent
Of ps~onal estate set apart to Rosa
Bradley, widow. trft -
Milford, Pa. John @. WestbroOk II.
Sept. IS, 1909. Register
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08

There was company 70 dinner. ard
tbe sou and heir listened 70 the con
voraation. DuFing the naeai ~ SAL
mated discussion Arooa TosATdinQ
she feeling between the North ana
south. and the minister SAID. "Ths
tme Il coming. not far oR. vhen
there viii BE- no North. South. East.
nor West and"-''Won't that ~
sDisAdidf" Interrupted httla Frsd-
dy. why what makes you think
thatf" 1T wouldn't be hard ID
n study geOUTAPsyi"
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08

IAa sAoese In q wetsh-Tabbit will
NSt nsBATats er become strinGy II
tha felioSiag sa9seStioaa ara .ohssrv.
81 TAs ''rAbbit' should not ba
oookod directly over = nAms. e. the
iptansS heat hArdsAs the elbuuaa IL
tie cheese; bvt over hot WateE. ahd
the WstsF shogfe not ~ allowed 70
bell TO furthsr Insure success. ed
. Dsheh of soda. which serves e
eountsEAn1 the Asi1ity u ths ehOssA
This else mahasei ~ mere atsaatlbla.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08

oteoe teuat4fA4Sfe ~ ANnletea-
= Pro1essOF FlAok d the LonaOa Col
lege Hospital. BoeoFds saAs eurt0us
SbseEvatiOna On ths blOn1 tsmDsFA,
tars es runneTa Tha nosEaAl blood
Temperature In mar iS about SAIL
degrees FahTsahsit A young man
After a Tun Of 100 yaEas. shaNoa .
temperature Of lee.Se desrses;. an
othsF . temperature. of ise.St degrees:
4 GAira 3 tsApsEaAnFs Of loa.2 a.
afeea altar a Fun ef AAlf mite. A
miis Tun produced ~ lntsFnsl TEN
DeFatuFe Of ie7.s deErsaa WITH on.
athlete and ieS.s degrees With Anotl
er..s AfteF > thEee-nile ran enc younr
nan ha1 = temperature oG ies
gfesa Bat this TuaRer's normal biOor
tsmDsTataTe Was lei degrees. aithoasl
h vas n BsFiaaf health- af
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08

Rsstah-Ths RalyAtasa AtmT hs-
siss sa1 Volunteers q AneFiea -eaa,
q CiaHsss- eaas0t haFsaftsF saiiesl
hands oH the street for FhAakagiViAS
and Christmas dinnsEB for ths poaE.
according " PoiieS comnis.taaaE
stephen 0'hsAEA His report saVs
the custom has srOvn 70 such ~ ~.
tent that annually noFs tAAA any eif.
tsreat oEsAniaatiOAs sesk tie RTttL
lsss Of Soliciting a.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
Register,a Nohce

The following soooaat has been Alsd
with the Register and WIN b presented
20 the OfphanB' Court of Pike County
for confirmation ON the third Monday
Of October next: ,-.--
Estate Of JOHN b. HAAEEs, deed.
The dEst and final account Of Arthur
J. 9imOns n. d. Administrator o. the
Estate Of Frank "a. HRmes, deceased.
who was the Executor Of the Estate of
John Hamea, deed.
Milford, Pa. John G. Wostbpook, jF
Sept Is, 1903. IalAs Register.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
DOES TRIS MEAN your

Indigestion. sour stomach, constipation
then headache, baokachs aud q general
miserable feeling. Do you know that shs
plsaaant herb tea, Lanes Family Nsdt.
sine will remove all these troubles almost
itnfneaiateisf- II son do know it, get .
aackass to-day ht any druggiSt's or Deal
eg's (s6c) and yOu win be glad we told you
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08

People just nov are living In ! state
OF slmcat morbid appFehensioa con
eeFning what they should eat enO
dFink- rhers haFe he0a tho palaso.
lsthie ass ana the red aandstona ags
rAe present age would cone y b
knssn - The baeillas. micsoba ant
tubescle ega. at
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
BAZAAR

Madame MaloOf has
opened her Bazaar in the
Wells Building on Hartford
Street with a line of sou.
venirs, hand painted china.
kimonas, hand embroideries,
real laces, cut glass, special
Venetian gold glass.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08

DE smart nth.- saiA Uasis EbSa,
-IS likely 10 git along has' rate nntn
he Stahts in agsoFin' 'Taun' a. tFtp'
to make his brains tAks do plAes q
his eoAseisBoa.s si
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08

Tue transient hotsl DoDalsti0a e
Ssy Vera = aguFed at sso.eee Deepss
. aay. Ehs hotel pFoDaEtias AEs vak
usl - ever Seo.Ooo.ooo.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
Court Proclamation
sLate q PennsylvanlA

County o Pike, /, s.a,6,
Notes is herehE given 70 al persons
bound By reeosnizanee or otherwise 90 ap
pear, that the Ootobsr. term 1909 q ths
several oouftaiof T,fke County win Be held
AZ the court. house in the B0roaRh Of Nh
ford on the third Monday (lsthl e /
o'clock p. N, and VIII Be- continued one
week Il necessary.
- GEORGE GREGORY,
kilfotd. Pa Sept. 20 1909. Sheriff
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08

Wo@An sDtisiaaa. asl : ~. bat
~ Ne asaon. pBoVos tAaa ever hssai.
s.inS Said iog sAsss = tAs ~ -
We vtil vsV4-
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
LsraI AdvsrtIslnt.

Administrators and .Exsousor's
notices 500
Audit0r's notines ---ff-...-, ---s 4el
Divorce notices 800
9heFia's salsa, OsphAnn court sales,
sounty Treasurer's sales, County state
meBt and election proclamation charged
By the inch.
Su. YES Etssa. PUBLIaHER,
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08

Sponeaneoua thOuGhls aFe mtsn
nks ths gun We dldnt thou uAs
loaded.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08

Ia nogtAafn Aussralia thsrs i
ons vhIts man pr zee bqusrs
All .--.--.-..--.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08


REpORT oF TIE CONDITION OF Tur
rs.s N ,r,,e
= e-'.en'-. |AfonA Va MAAAVAN
q tho State Of PannsylvanIa, a. the clon.
Z bauf,,uaa. son iooo
- - str !. =. iSs.
hAHcUncEs
''o-oIn.tas secured and unee-
e15ea a.;.:........-.... 20 Vi
Z. q. nonas % neonre oirculation $500 o
sretniufps on Y. y. Bonds.... 900 o.
9ontsl secgrltiess e,o.s :. 100 Oi6 %
ianklng house, furniture and
,,.d nx.eres lure. ...:.:r,... ...s sss o
ns.ente -ip't0'eeee Fesesse .os..
yheoks and oths, fi::.si ii;,:..''' i,.:...''' so'z
fractional paper ourrsnov. niet. 'Y "
els and cents. ......s. ........ fss o
awful Money RessrVo IN Bank.
s,oS,s xis; off bss.t =
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
Delaware Valley Transportation Co
TIME TABLE

AUTO STAGE LIEE-MILFoRD & PORT JERvIs
BMna Leaving Tine is Alwsys from ths Post once Corner
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
Advertising Rates.

Ono inch, oQainsertion .-..-. CLIO
Raoh subsequent insartiOn ---.T6
Reduced rates, fuTnishsd on application,
will be allowed yearly adveftltenas f'f
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
Republican State Ticket

y. 70 -. PUBLIaHnR,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-15
HITCHCOCK AND
TAFT CONFERRED
REGARDING DISPUTED CENSUS
PLACES, ANNOUNCEMENT
is WITHHELD.
BEAT BROTHER CHARLES
In Game of Goif-G. O. p. Leader ot
Texas Wants Republicans Named
for Supervisors in that
State.

Beverly, Aug. 14.-Taft conferred
ing some disputed census places but
the announcement of the names of
more than two hundred supervisors
vet to be commissioned We're with
held until tomorrow. Only a few
places are in dispute. Secretary Ma
gel signed all the commissions before
leaving today
Col. Cecil Lyon, Republican National
Committeeman from Texas, visited
Taft again and said he wanted to talk
over the presidents trip through Tex
as, but would also be glad if the pres
ident would bring up the question of
census supervisors Lyon urges that
all sixteen census supervisors for Tex,
as be Republicans, his protest holding
up the announcement of the names OF
the eight Democrats and eight Re
publicans selected Tonight, when
asked if he succeeded in moving the
line, Lyon declared that he pried one
end loose anyway.
Secretaries MacVeagh and Meyer
and coming here Tuesday. With Mac
Veagh the president probably will take
IN the question of the choice of the
five tariff experts whose appointment
is authorized by the Payne law.
Taft took his brother Charles to the
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-15
BROKE ANTITRUST LAW
Concluded from First Page).

tainment of the solons at his suite OF
rooms at the Marion Hotel, that the
defendant employs solicitor, MurraJ
in this state, who first secures uni,
formity of text books and then the
adoption of the trusts books; that
the defendant practices a system Of
giving presents TO teachers and school
boards; that the company sells but
through one agent and fixes the price
he shall charge and that the move
ments Of any competitors are KEEP,
known to the defendant through tole-
phone franks
The fact that the defendant paid the
state of Texas $4,000 under an anti.
trust suit and withdrew from the state
is cited as tending 10 snow the com,
pany's guilt under the similar Arkan-
sas statute.
e. B. Inswouhy, of Little Rock, it
named as state agent, upon whom ser.
vices will be secured.