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The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-14
EVELYN STILL
 REMAINS LOYAL
(By United P-esa.l

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. July 13- Evelyn Thaw, dressed nattily in a sailor suit, took the witness stand in the mnacy hearing of Harry Thaw to. day. She exchanged no greetings with her husband as she walked by him. He gazed steadily at her as she gave her testimony, but she seemed unperturbed. She refused to state that Thaw ever threatened her life If he was released from the asylum.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-14
GREECE AND TURKEY ARE
 0N THE VERGE 0F WAR
Limited Press reIearaph,cabIo servlce)

(Unted PresS IeIeaaph7CaDTe seTVTee. Turkey A declaration of between Greece and Turkey hourly issued by the practically forced Greek subjects to leave Turkey n coniseated their goods.
 The both mObzed along the Turk ish frontier.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-14

Stop at the Dominion Hotel when 1 Whitehorse and get home cooking and clean comfortable beds.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-14
HUNTERS BECAME HUNGRY
(ey United Press.)

NAIVASHIA, British East Africa July 1.-The Roosevelt party arrived They were short of food supplies and had been living on wild game for two days.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-14
HEAT IS SETTLING AT NEW YORK

many deaths from heat prostrations reported before night brings relief.
 Thousands of people slept in the parks and on the docks last night trying to get fresh air.
 PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July l4-Five deaths from heat prostration have been reported today
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-14

dot and Cold Baths at White Pass Hotel, Whitehorse, Y. T.
 Call Bells and Best Service at White Pass Hotel, Whitehorse, Y. T.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-14

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-08
Sue Gril berbannt.

8m. updmrdL bon Glen Dat, OF.
loboma, mar bonn 9aufe berbannt
gergluft bottle er, piiroe einen bart.
nddigen, Die 2unge a11ereifelloel
9uften beilen Der atpei Sabre lang
alien Meoi5inen tpi6erftdnoen. Sad
6 Wonaten febrt er aurnf. Ser gof
foIgte ieinen Sdritten 800 beganr
i'd Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY at ae,
bralfen1, idrieb ct, uurlo iest bin
i'd 10 mol pie ie." @s rettet idhr.
lid Sauienbe bon bartnGdigen Gun.
genfrmfbeiten. nnfebIbar geaei
9uiten un6 @~rfaIttngen, berbiloeri
&eiierfeit unb reuben &aIs. &urieri
@rippe 8ronditis, 8Iutungen, MIH.
ma, Group, &elhbuften. so gts. unf
$1.00. Brobenaide fret garantiert
BON alien SdnoIern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-08
9as Gnbe Der aaiierim Gliiabet1.

Sn @uoapeit lit oieier Gage elm
BUD Der @uesm Srma Satarap, Ser
Sofoalite Der ermoroeten &ai1erin
bon Oeterrei1b eridiemen. ge<
faniltlih mar Die @rdfin ole ein3ige
gegleiterin Der aaiierin, als Der
StaIiener 2ncdeni IN Gent bus Oft.
tentat auf biefe beriibte. Ole @ra-
fin idiloert ben furdtbaren Wto<
ment in foleenoer @eiie:
ues ipar elm berrliher Serbltiag,
Die &aiierin NOR in beiteriter 2all-
ne. Sic botte ELM @rammopbon fir
lire gnfel gefauft nn6 l6felnb if
rem Nnnen in oas Mlbum geidrie-
Zen, 0as ibr Der @eidaftsinbaber
iiberreihte. Mls mir am Nadmit=
tag ipaaieren gingen bemerften mir
ploblih einen Wenifen, Der auf ulls
5ufam, aber fid in merfmiiroiaen
3id5adihritten omiiden Dem ltfer
Ses Sees nllb Der 8aumreibe, sic
lid, am ufer befinoet bin- uno 6er-
befpegte. Ser Weni1 miro uns Iider
anbolten, badte id argerli1, oenn
mir batten Gle un6 monten nod
redt5eitig gum 9ampfidiff fom
men. SD bebielt Den Wann unalts-
seiest i'm Ause. 8Ioslif dnoerte
er feline Mi6tung uno fam brett
auf uns 5u. Snltinftip trat -id einell
S6ritt Dor nno oedte nit meillem
&orper Die aaiierin poaltGrbia.
2ucdeni 5aloerte erit einen Mugcn-
Bid, itiir5te iif oann dber ouf Ole
&ailerin nno bradte ibr ben 9oldy-
itoB Bel.
Die 8ailerin ionf obne einen
Sdrei uno einen Seuf5er Inn. gn6-
lid offnete ie Die Nnsen ober man
erfannte, oaB iie beiprbtIos NOR.
SD fniete neben ibr. 2aneiam fon
Die aaiierin pieoer 81 iid.
o@ie fiiblen li6 Cure MaieItdt9
IS lit bod fein llngliid paifiert?"
fragte if itomntelnb.
yNein!~ erlpioerte Tie lo9enb. @e-
Der i'd. nod tie batten in oieiem
a~ngenblif cine abnine oapol1, oaB
Ger @ngreifer einen Gold in Der
Sano gebabt bette. ShIieBlid er.
bob iid Die &aiierin, orbnete ibre
6riiur, nabm S1d]er uno S6irm
auf uno mir gingen neiter.
oWns monte Der W2ann eigentlid)
bon mir?" fro9te mid gang rltbig
Die &oiierin.
sd peib nidt. aber er lit iider
elm @erbrederl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-08

miro 8ienertb ei11en iddpefeT
Stano baben. Soffentlid miro et
itorf genug iein, ben Sturm oussll-
balten. =
Die iiineite 8eeesn1lue oes Gso-
rem nit Dem 40nig 8iftor emanuel
in &acconigi liefert Sen 3eituregel
nod immer Stoff IN Siiae unb
Siiae 81 e~ineebenoen politiiden Be
tro6tungett. @elentlid neue Sc
iidtspunfte fommen iebod nidt gum
Soridein. Cine 4usnabmle modt Ell
ne offi5ioie @iener aeuBerung,
pelde benin aud BON Der uNorb-
oelttiden aleemeinen 3eitune"
Dem balbomtliden Organ Ser Ste
g%ierune, an berporragefloer S1clle
obeeorudt miro. SsSfl ser @iener
@uslaiiung miro betort, OaB trot
Der @eriude, Die 3eife oes G5oren
nod Stalien als gegen Sen 9rei.
buno, in%ionoerbeit gegen Seiterreif-
ltngarn geri6tet gu oertel1, aus Of
len &llnogebrngen Der beioen 500
nar6en bei Ser gntrepue cine frieo=
lide Note berausflinge. SSn If
rem Soaften bitten G5or u1lo 46lria
Die grbaltung bes itotus quo aui
Dem 8alfm ols. Dos gemeinjome
3iel be5eidnet.
9ies, 10 beiBt es in Ser offisio-
len @iener grflarung peiter, lei
oas Snpetltar offer be5iigli6en 4uno=
gebungen. Mub bei @elegenbeit
bes fiir5liden 8ehlds oes oeutid,ell
8ei6sfan5lers Or, b. 8etbmonlt-
Soameg in @ien lei feitseIteGt nor
oen bob oariiber politics Ginperuei,-
men 5piiden 9euti6lano nrro De-
Iterreidsllngarn beitebe. ssstnmerbir
biete Die bette @orontie oie aonlo-
ftoierung uno gritarfung Ser Surfei
ielbit.
Serner miro ausgefiibrt, ser let
teloe 8eoanfe aner europaiihen
@robmadte lei bie grbaltuna hes
Srieoens. Nirgenos ieien bie Sc
geniate t~iefgebeno genug, Inn eiue
frieolife S0iung ous5uidlieBen. Site
Mahte ieien NIT inneren Sraaeu
poaauf beiddftiet. sic fonnten es
oesbalb ni6t perantmorten, lire
boben 3iele aus fleinlid)en Gifer=
liidteleien megen undergraduates
Srasen leiftfertis aufs Spiel gu
leben.
9os llnterbaus oes engliiden
Harlaments 6at 6os Budget oltge-
nomme1. Sebt eebt oie @orlage Gil
Dos Sberbaus, mo- fie alf ftarfen
8ioeritano itoBen miro. Die 9ppo-
iition ion felt entidloifen iein, iie
niht an5urebmen u1b 10 cine 9ielr-
pabl gu erapineen. . iie bo5n i'm
Stanoe tit, laBt fid in oieiem @ns
genblid nod ni6t genal erfenneli.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-08
Cute
SGsltd) in Sun 4ntpnip getan. @icle
Siirser ipredem baDon.

Sait ieoer 2eier bat bon 9oons
gtieren 9iaen gebort. Sbre quite
Mrbeit oa1ert IN Son Intonio fort
uno rniere 9iireer fiigen imaner .pei=
tere 3eugniiie fir lire 8irflomfeit
Den ulten BEL. Nidts lit elm beiierer
Semeis oes @ertes ols Die grfabrun-
gen n%nlerer Sreunbe ltnb Nadborr.
2eit oieien 6an:
S. g. @robom, 730 @pomilg
StroBe Son 4ntonio, Seras, iogt:
Sd 9ebrou6e 9oon's Nieren 8iGe1
ieit Sabren nit Dem beften grfole.
Sd fonnte feire 2inoerung gegen eiz
ne 6roniihe 2abmung in meinen
2enoen finoen, uno oa i) bon 0oons
Neiren=&illen las, i6affte i6 mir ei=
rlerl 9orrot on. Sic mirften 10 aus
ge5eidnet, oaB i6 bis Dor aur5cn
feinen meiteren @ebrold fir eitle
Nieren=We botte. 9a fonle,l
neite Nieren in l%tnoronune uno Die
Iusi6eiouneen iebr unnatiirli6. SIN
ben guten @rfolg, Ben ib porber BON
0oans Nieren gilen erbielt, mid err
innerno, ging i6 nod Der 9eroI
9rug So. uno bolte mir eilg Sdab.
tel. S6 batte crit etnen Cell oeriel-
ben gebroltdt ais olle 8eidlperoen
beribmanoen.
Gum 8erfauf BEL oden SGl1olern.
Greis so Gents. Softer Milburll
60, Buffalo, Stem Dorf, alleil;ge
@eenten fir Die Ser. 5taoten.
grinnert Sud- oes @amens =
Qoons - un6 nehn1t feine on0eren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-08

ogie1eidt moGte er mir meine
ltbr entreibenl"
Had elmer @eile fraete Die Sat
ierin: o8in ib bleif?" llno balo
ooranf: SD claude, id bin ber5lei-
oenol" )
@s mir auf Der 8riide gum 0onl.
pier onfamen, Bot mid bic &aiie-
rim I'M meiren arnl. Sd perinhte
tie 5u ItiiBen, nber i6 fonnte lie
nibt balten. Sic lpuroe nieoer
obnmadtig uno glitt abermals gu
8oben. Gam offnete Die &aiierin
langiom Die glleell uno blieb cine
fleine @eile ltia, ols moate tic iid)
%belinnen, mo lie lih befanoe, ullo
mas paiiiert let. Sbre 4llgen narell
lpie NIT einem S9leifer beoeft, nno
ibr Slid eing nniider uno irr. Die
anoeren 8aiiagiere beg 9ampfers
umlta1oen @in reipeftpoaer Gntfer-
nllng Die 2eioenbe. y@as lit mil
mir geldeben21 murmelte lie. Cos
mareH lire leeten @orte, oarnit fiel
lie beipuBtlos bin.
Ole &aiierin true cine leidte
gluie aus idmar5er Seioe. SD
pollte tie etmos offnen, oamit Die
&aiiertn leihter atmen f0nne. MIs
i'd Die ganoer eeIoit batte. bemerf-
tie i'd auf Dem 8atiitbemo in ser
0abe bes Ser5ens eine1t i9tpar3ell
Sled bon Der 8r0Be zines 3meimarf-
Itiifes. Sect muBte id Die i6redlida
Wabrbeit. Sd idob oas Semo sur
Seite uno JAP in Der @eseno oes
Ser5ens cine f1eine, breiefiee &un-
De, bebedt nit eihi9en gropfen gc-
ronnenen 8lntes. Ser WenI9 6at-
te Die aaiierin BON Seiterreid erlto-
het1!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-08
saub6eit fam nidt sebeilt tuerbe,

Sanbbeit fann nidt sebeilt ,perber
our6 lofale Gpplifatipnen, neil 1ie ben
ben franfen Sell beg Sbres nidt errets
den f0nnen. gs giebt MIR einen 8eg,
Die Salibbeit 5u furieren, rno ser i!
6nr9 fonltitntioneue 8eilmitteI. Sni6s
belt nir0 bur6 einer e~ntsiinbeten g.
itano Der i6leimigen NusfIeibuna SET
@ulta6ifden &obre. bernrfabt. 8enr
bieie 8Dbre Ii6 ent5iinbet, babt SIR Ell
men rllmpelnoen Son ODER unboIIfomme>
neg @ebor; u10 ipenn iie aans aeIdlpi.
fen lit, erfolst Saubbeit, uno tpern Dieie
g%nt5iinbuns ni6t eeboben ut1o bieie
&0bre ipieber IN ibren geb6rigen 3uz
itanb beriebt peroen fann, fpiro Sas
@ebor fir INNER 5erifort fperben; neuf
Saae nnter Sebn iinb our1 4atarrE
beruria6t, ipel6er nibts als elm ente
5iinoeter 3uitano Der fdleimisen Sbers
fldden lit.
8ir ponen e~inbunbert 9ouars fir
ieben (burh &atarrb ber1riadten Tal)
bon Snlbbeit sebeu, ben mir nid)t 6rrd
ginnebmen bon 9aTs @atarrbsal1r Eetz
len f6nnen. 2aBt @ub umionit girfu;
lare fpmmen.
S. 5. gbenep& Co., Eolebo, 8.
w 8erfauft bon allen Mpotbefen, 75c.
5alfs Samiliene8iIen fino Sic better.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-08

Der Stat elmer Dame In 3otre DAME
an ale ~bieieni9en, Die an Nbeumatise
mus, OBJ nun Wnsfels ober @elenfrben@
matismlts, an Siiftidmer5en, 9erene
i9nB Niidentpe6. Gdmer5en IN Ser
Nierenae9enb ,ober Nerpenidmer5en leie
ben, git bobin, an Tie I'M elm 9altsmit@
tel gu ihreibeu, nel6es tpieoerbolt
idmmtlide bieier @ebreden gebeilt hat
sic fiiblt es als lire Bfli6t, baiIelbe
an ale foitenfrei 5u i6ifen. gle tons
men 5rt Souie cine Seilurt9 berbetfibe
rem, mas Sarienbe be5eusen fonnen; eir
&Iimatpef iel lit nitbt erforoerli9. Die
fes entbedte einfo6e Wlittel iheibet
Sarnidnre aus benz 8Ilite. madt bic
lteifen @eGenfe geidmeibis. reiniet baS
Slut ltno Hart Bic Sebfraft; benz eans
gen &orperibItem piro @leftri5itdt 1nb
Spannlug berlieben. Benn Sbi9es Sic
in%terefierf, 10 abrejiieren Sic bebufs
g%rlananne bon 8eipeifen Sralt 81. Gums
mers. 8or 81. Notre Game, Sno. Shrei@
ben Gle in oieisr Sprn6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-08
8or Dem Heidsqeriht in 2etp

@or Dem &eidseeridt in selp.
gig miro 5lr 3eit Elm 9ro5eB noe
gen Sobperrats perbanoelt. gu per
anttporten baben iif Der Siidlcr
2epn nno Der Sdrtftieeer 2iibcd.
3eraltsgeber Der anardiltiiden Belt
idrift Ser freie 4rbeiter~. Su
Dem repolutioaaren Organ morclt
Setortifel erihienen, peI6e oas Gin.
l6reiten Der 9eboroen perunloBten,
Die brittle Straffammer oes @erli-
ner 2onogerid,ts ], mel6e in ben Sir
tifeln einen Sodperrat erblidte,
bette iid oesbalb ieirer5eit fir III.
5uItdnoig erfldrt uno ben Sail all
oas Neid)sgerift perpielen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-08

Wander ipridt bon leinem
guten Screen uno bot MIR elm idpa,
dies.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-06-11
Animal Swimming

Although all reptiles and most an
imals and insects are able to swim in
varying degrees, few possess the
swimming power of human beings.
A man has been known TO swim
thirty miles without a pause, and
the only land animal who approach
es this performance isthe American
black bear.
The American deer, however, will
occasionally swim twelve or fourteen
miles at stretch. 1t is noteworthy
that, whereas the hare is a proficient
swimmer, iho rabbit cannot vim at
all. Tie common mouse add the
field mouse can swim only a faW
yards, and often drown IN ths act,
yet rats can swim splondidly. Lions
and tigers swim well, although only
from necessity, to cross a river, for
example. The horse can swim for
miles without becoming exhausted,
and shows a wonderful instinct in
choosing the best available landing
place. Bears and moles swim well
but bats and monkeys are helpless in
the water Exchange.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-06-11
Potato Bugs and Blights

Information has been received by
tho Division of Zoology of the PonA-
sylyania Department Of Agriculture
from some Of the principal potato
districts of the State TO the effect
that the Potato Bug, or Colorado
Beetle, is alreody actively at work
on the young potato plants aud
threatens to do considerable damage.
Blight may also cause much loss TO
potato growers.
Ia answer tosome OF the queries
as to how to destroy. the bugs, ss
well ss prevent blight State Zoolo.
gist Surface replies as follows:
"The Colorado Potato Beetle or
Potato Bug will be vary destructive
in many parts of this State THE year.
Spray with the Bordeaux mixture TO
which poison is added. Make the
Bordeaux mixture by using pounds
Of oluestone and five pounds of lime
in fifty gallons of water and to this
sdd either one-half pound of Paris
Green or two pounds Of Arssnate of
lead. Spray thoroughly and you
will prevent blight and also kill the
bugs Repeat this oncs every two
weeks for blight, but if there are no
bugs present, you need not add the
poison. Whenever the bugs are
present add The poison and spray for
them. There is no rule concerning
the frequency of repetition for Pota.
TO Bugs, as we simply spray when
they come and kill them as soon as
possible. If you do not wish to go
70 the trouble of making the Bor-
deauX mixture for the blight, or are
willing TO run tie risk Of the blighr
uot coming, you can kin the potato
beetles by spraying with either Of
the two poisons mentioned, in fifty
gallons Of water alono. But the best
thing 20 DO is to make the regular
BorleaOx mixture witch lime and
biueslone and then add the poison to
rhis. Tho Bordeaux is for plant dis
oasos ouly, and will not kill insects.
10 Is thus fnngicide. To make it
an inseoiioide We add the poison, as
described above"
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-06-11
Choose Fruit For Canning
When It Is Not Too Ripe

To insure success in canning, Jelly
making pnd preserving, vegetables
.and fruit must be used when Just
right. Fortunate ths housskeeper
who can pluck from her own orchard
or garden and fill her store. closet
shelves with fruit ripened on its nat.
i've soil.
Frnit for "doing mp" should never
be over ripe. II fresh picked, it
should be gathered tho night before
when dry, for fruit covered with
dow or wet With rain will not keep
we'll. Few housewives attempt to
can vegetables, but the difference in
taste and grocery bills more than re.
pays the trouble. Thorough sterili-
zation of cans, rubbers, covers and
the fruit or vegetables in process of
cooking are the sureties Of SUCCESS
in canning.
Jelly is made from fruit juices and
as "a pint's a psund the world
around" the same proportion of
sugar applies as for most preserves
save when the fruit is sweet, then
three quarters of a pound to pint
of juice is sufficient. One Of the se-
creis Of having fruit "jelI" quickly
is to have the sugar spread on a
platter and heated in the oven before
il is added to the boiling juice. Then
IL currants or other fruit are at the
right stage of ripeness, few min
uics' boiling will produce a firm,
clear jelly. Undefripo and overripa
fruit will not make good Jelly because
'hey do not contain a gelatiu-making
mHterial found in ripe fruit. The
r'peness Of a pineapple may be tested
by pulling its leaves. Ie they do not
pluck readily the pineapple ID not fit
TO use.
Jelly should not be stirred more
shan is necessary TO have it clear and
prevent granulation of the sugar.
but marmalade and preserves, on
account Of their tendency TO settle
and burn, must be stirred frequently.
The Delineator for July.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-06-11
No Friend Like the Dog

Where viii you find a man always
grateful, always affeotionate, never
selfish, pushing the abnegatlon Of
self to the utmost limits of possibil-
ity, forgetful of injuries and mind.
full only of benefits receivedP Seek
him not it would be a useless task.
But take the first dog yon meet, and
from the moment be adopts you for
his master, you will find in him all
those qualities. He will love you
without calculation. His greatest
happiness will be to be near you
and should you be reduced to beg
your bread, not only will he aid you
bat he will not abandon ysu to fol.
low a king to his palace. Your
friends may quit yoR in misfortune,
but your dog will remain; he will
die at your feet, or you depart be.
fore him on the great voyage will
accompany you to your last abode.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-06-11
New Penna. Law

Pennsylvania has recently placed
herself in line with other states IN
the matter of progressive legislation
affecting the horse. An act went
into effect May 6, making It unlaw-
ful to offsr for sale or to sell diseased
lame, or worn-out horses. Pr0vis-
ions are made for It's enforcement by
policemen, constables, or agents Of
any anti-cruelty society Incorporated
in the state. The law was secured
by the united efforts Of the societies
in Pennsylvania, working through
the Federated Humane Societies OF
which Thomas S. Carlisle is secre-
tary. The first prosecution and con-
victlon under the new law was made
May II oy an agent OF the Penna. Is.
P. q, A.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-06-11
shOhOla Lumber Operations

The Pennsylvania Coal Company,
owner Of the Shohola tract is clear
ing it Of lumber. The company has
three camps one at Shohola ststion,
one nt the Falls aud one about four
miles below Lords Valley which is
the lergeSt. There is bunking cab.
in of logs sOx3O and a barn 4Ox14O
also cooking and dining rouru 50x50
The job is of no particular benefit to
the community as all employees
board at the camp and after paying
board and expenses out Of their
wages have little left.
When running logs from the fallc
to the mill at Shohola the men work
in the creek all day to dielodgs ard
keep them moving. Wages arc 90. so
day and board with lumbago and
rhe unatism thrown in which play
important parts in the work. Woods
men are paid s26 to $40 a month ana
mine ties are paid for at the rate of
2% cents each aud the men pay 80
cents day 1or board. The board is
excellent as the company employs
experienced cooks.
The dam at Shohola Falls flows
back 4 miles and this water is used
to 1oat logs to the Falls, and above
this is anothsr dam which flows back
about ~ miles
Citizsns are not employed because
they must board at the camp.
Hotels at Greeley and Shohola do
thriving business.
Greeley has much improved in the
past few years. All relics Of the old
settlement have disappeared except
the foundations Of one old building
There are some large, handsome
buildings, good hotels and boarding
houses with ample grounds around
them. The roads are good and be.
ing improved, and when some of the
surroundings are beautified the place
will equal any in the county. The
place is mostly populated by the Ger
mans and the hotels and boarding
houses employ professional cooks sc
that the tables are we'll kept.
The turnpike from Milford to 6hoh
ola Falls is fairly good, being worked
by Quick of Dingman and Esgan Of
Shohola, but the road from this Fall,
to RosencrRnces is a terror.
The road to Lqckawaxen is fairly
good and several new buildings have
been erected along 1t.
This thrift and enterprise of thu
Germans are proverbiol and one hal
only to visit Tins section 10 see tbRr
they are greatly improving the plac'
and adding largely to the wealth ot
the county.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-06-11
A Thrilling Resoue

How Bert r. Lean, OF Cheny,
Wash, was saved from a f-ightful
death is a s.ory 10 thrill the world
"a hard co!d," he writes, "brought
ON a desperate lung trouble that baf-
FED an expert doctor here. Then I
paid $40 to $l5 a visit to lung spec
ialist ia Spokane, who did not help
me. Then went to California, but
without benefit At last used DR..
Kings New Discovery, which COM
pleteiy cured me aud now am as
wen as ever" For Lung Trouble,
Bronchitis, Coughs and Colds, Asth.
ma, Croup and Whooping Cough its
supreme. soc and 81 90. Trial bot.
tie free, Guaranteed by all drug.
gisis.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-06-11
NOTES FROM
SANDYSTON

A colOred man grossly insulted a
young married lady last week. A
warrant was issued for the negro
and when the prisoner and constable
appeared at the Justices office tbs
Constable was so drunk that he could
hardly stand, and the result was
that the negro got away with little
danger of arrest owing to outside in
huence.
Horton Ferguson, who bought ont
G f, McCracken, at Layton, resold
to McCracken and last week moved
to Wayne Co, Pa.
The vendue of the household goods
of Lydia DECKER decd on Saturday
brought out a good attendance and
good prices ruled.
Mrs. Jane Hursh, of Hainesville,
who recently had a light stroke of
paralysis, is not gaining as fast as
her friends wish
The rain of Friday and Saturday
came very welcome, as many were
just finishing corn planting.
Bur, TIE promise of a good grass
crop is not encouraging and pasture
is not what it should be at this time
of the year.
As a veteran Of the Civil War
regret 20 sec til the day has been
turned into a day Of sports, and the
old soldier is forgotten.
Holidays arc forbidden TO be
taught in New Jersey, and yet, sew,
ersl Of our schools were in session
as alleged, to make up a day lost
some time before.
The Grange strawberry social and
danco in their hall at Layton on the
evening OF the 18th inst must not be
forgotten, for there is good time
coming boys.
viii Shay of Layton resumed
driving one of Bordens milk wagons
on Sunday, having been laid off for
r short time.
Mrs. Abble Bcnschoten and mother
are spending few days with her
sister-in law Mrs. Montross at Lay.
ton
Edward Everitt aud wife of Orange
spent few days last week in visit
ing among relatives IN this valley.
Ho is grandson of the late John D.
Everitt and the oldest one of the
name now living.
The meeting at James Blacks on
Friday evening having for its object
the macadamizlng OF the road from
l.. L, Smiths store to the Dingman
bridge and from Hurshs corner tc
the Montague line brought oHt q
good sized crowd. Committees we're
appointed 10 solicit the 10 per cent OF
cost on both roads Many are not
in favor Of the road from Layton &c
tho Dingman bridge.
On Saturday evening cur B. of E.
met and voted to ask the voters for
$3.50 school money.
1t was also voted to appropriate
s25 for building a belfry on the
Fisher school house, the patrons Of
that school already have the bell.