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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-02
S9eo. s.. 9iener & &c.,
217, -Strafe.

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idcs GeIo aefauft uno p~erfauft,
UeIoienolngen bciorgt nah Geutid].
lano, Seitreih, Iublanb Ii. (. NJ.
8ehiel aissgeiteilt a,!f uistdnSiide
ganfen. Grebitbriefe ui,o 1rareIers
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-02
Nebbci's ciMsiaeS MteIier.

ssir baten nnr ein Ntelicr lit Sal.
tiiaorc, anb Sas befinoet i'd in Der
Gtase III e5ener Grbe, Nr.321, &ero.
CAP, nabc Sieb-Str. &~iHber.9sbp.
tograpbieu cine SpcsialitGt. - Seine
aseutea nnS teines reopen 81 iteiecn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-02
/. Welbienognaen.

GeIoi0ounsen mad 9eutihlano
unb Seitreid . ltnsarn Nd)er u,e
i1nea beioret. 5, 10 unb 90 Marf',
lripie 10 unb 90 &ronen Sdeine 5u
~perfaufcn.
Sbco. s.. 9icner G So,
80 Nr. 2t7. Gft.0aItimoresStr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-02
ne Elo Stcil"

Ncrmaala Mnnmcrd)ur Nnilc.
GicnitaG 2. TebrrGr. Mcrtbpplic
FrriIc. Sifcts 50r. fir !6crr nuo
Game. Mcbit freicn Gririi0nnGcn III
Der au.cren Sale. C32-3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-02
uutcraGltnRas &ta!ueiier.

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n4nSitortuM" : .1bc 9aisaro Of -.
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rcprroustri CHA GaHUtap. Grace Cameron
mp Alocrc. atcHc I&diociuiloer icoerl aug,
.,Soros" - abe stnertcan @aca"
s,@a1cth" - Se5 Burns oGa'iHo &lrta
,,SunisnN" - IN Elb 9cntuta.
,eupm'e - Iiduocplae liIh l,uHoelbtloer;
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oile nm g3at6eibilneg.
,9Sem Mpnumcntnf" = p5Bc dentI3J 9c1ca"
in ,Ghe SooolirH'e @OltouO".
.gIuuria" @alocpiuc UNI I8dnhcIttIocr.
CSciansucrcin rDietoOie" Sit1ilGA cen :
gGu In Ghimrt'5 Sale. 9tr. g32. ,. Srpaeirdn.
,,We Clo Stei." = Gieuiid8 heu 2. rebru0r,
Wtnstenbaa in otr ptSrtniai.a @s"0''''G2'
Sale.
=. ,Scbrrdr. ! lhr Nadmliiada oGlttea Mani
mcrnuitt Go5crt oc5 g%AtNciitl G1.rlst@
,atttcisDa ~ Se.tton" MtliipoI, cen ~
Tcbrlnr. qypher WtGeicuba1 IN o'r -NtynIHuid
QtGuncrdpr.Nuue" 81.
"MnSar,.Wl ennrrtar" Sicnttaoa oen It,
Te6rnnr, Mllatm1au tl SbinCte rErodeuaas
Safe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-02
SiuHuo hes St0otrGtt3.

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inn Woi IN hrirtpr ocirro on.
ma.,>.
Cine ganie Neibe bon l1eucn Ser
o%rbnun0Cn mur0c gcItcrn in bei0elt
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9tu0uit 4. 9insruongcr pon Der fl,
&nr0 reld)tc oubcr0cm I'M Cr'tcn
/ 3lucia cIllen &ci6lnb Gin, III lucIdcm
Der Stdbt Groturotor Noe criltd)t
miro. Dem St0otrotb &nitruftioncn
5ufonmcn III Ioi'crL mic ild) ocrIcIbe
bel lcillm 3uidNmcntritt am Con
1crltaA ncd} Dem 0siltct 4itnntQa inn
M}ount Ntoi 1909 orQ0niiircn Jolt.
@etonntIld hot Die lcGtc @toot@-@cs
lcb1ebu1Q Den Gcrnlln Ger Stu0t,
rot9mltalicocr ocrcn Int&5eit Al1s
I ta1>a& W}Ql 0iC'ea Sdbrc@ non Ncdltas
mcaen abIoll'cn milroc, bis sum Mai
0c3 &nbrc@ 1911 u%erl0nacrt, lponm
Oonn oic o~l0encll1e StootrotbSlpohl
n1it Der Monor3uabl 3%uIonncn f6Qt.
Ter Charter belttnmlt, oob Der Sto0t
roth ljdI ole 3lpel Sabre nad Scr
N'oilpubl am Gonncr'tog nad) ocnl
3 Montoa I'M Moi or9nnl'iren loll,
% III Nlclcnt Sabre feline @obI ltutts
finoct IND Der olte Stootrath 1ortbe
itcbt. lit IS Die 6ro8c, Oh i%ibcrbonpt
cine 9}enorgoniiirltltg Itott}ufinocn
brolld1t.
In0erc &eroronltlt1cn luurocl1 ctl1s
a"rci6t: bon &rn. &ohn $. Srout,
lcI0cr pon Der i. @oro, @rn. Gohn
). Sling $500, mcIdc ocrielbc Der
Union Notionol ~aItt" ais 9ilr0c
uon Nobert Gee enhrolL, Dem Glert
in &llrcou oc3 @cbouoc. Snlpcttor&
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len Ghed$ in ocTn @laubcn i1oo'lirt
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&entiIotlon oc2 Hothhorfc9 81 crIl.
hcn.
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ol'toriItrct : Stdnoe int Mid)ntouo'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-02
Nus Dem HatGGauic.

Dta0or. - Nleotlgete HaTcf fHt
oen Eier 9tr. 4 9ctpiiniht.
los lebte Gclo Tin bic Spier Der
Gro6eben -. SatoItropbe III Stalien,
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ihloiIcn morben. Sic cnoaiiltiqe 2lb.
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italicniidltn Notibnitcr III Malbin9.
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Gunfe5iGrcibGn i'm Noncn Scr ita'
lieniiGcn Negiernn0 uab be3 italie-
niit)en @o(fc$.
Cine 0cIifntc Jorocrung.
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bGn6lcr rno &ni Eroouftenptrletbar
TOR ccm StuOtrotG8 . Gomite fir
Nofcn g NnJtleQenbcjicn crideincn,
I'M Die %cynbieblnl1 Ser Wiiethen titr
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iiit ale S5rbc, &iItcn ooer @1ibela,
luclG,r Tie ulti ocnt NiCr dllslo0cn,
cine ipc;ieQc @cbii0r 5tt cttridten.
Itc letterc @ebi;br moQcn Die Scllte
obociduiit 6oter. @~cgenlDCrtig be-
trG0t oie @~crit9t5iibr non 80 Gents
bis $50 PRO SNM jc noh nen1
E~onncnQcuolt ser Shtli,. Tie
pro rata Soften b2lnricn it6 ollT |
Sent pro Site. cincn bolbcn eellt
uro 8uihcl ,lo einen %iertetsSc1t
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sic Gontnli5lion&hanolcr ltto yer.
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uprIlrd,en ole ltQDtiihcn NcnmtcM,
oa5 &ntcrciic ser Stobt III mobrcn.
Gn lcBten Sabre c"rSieite Die Stoot
bon benz Nicr Nr. 4 %Ginnohn1en I'M
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III bcll Iofanlci6c.@on6> aoolrt, 10
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jebcn GuoorutiuB ullqcf0br $5.42
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mic Eicr 9r. | b%crcdnct trhlclte Ole
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bon $323,t70 nbtr G& Erojcnt III
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-02
Gnpfinbfihe Stroe. =

GinpfinbIihe Stroia. -
3u 500 Strale uno &olten uer,lr.
ibcilte Nidlter ypion III Scr norolpeTt.
lidcll NolijeiItntipn acitern zen II
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bon Nr. sci. &6ottoatsStr meId,cr
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Iiih(te it'd nln Solintog Nbenb 10
mubl. oab er oicieS Grei9lib leinet'
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uI,b ihlug Gnbai. ourd, mcld)cn lsinc
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els ciner ~ieirer Roiienacaoiien ihnl
gebot,- rrlbig i'll iein, sriff er bieiell
nit cinem Wfeiicr ali unb oeriestc
iGn. 1oli3iit Mcillp uahm leine Ser,
baitnlta Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-02

Wlr0 Gtutc becr0igt. -
Gic SccrbjNuiQ 0Ca am Sonnto9
s(bcto om Shlnoihlb pl6tlid) ols
bcn1 2cbeu Qeldlie0cltcu NrGiiornten
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&r. 25l6, N}o0iicn 2tp2. o;9 chi oyru
%aroelitiiAcn I~rjcotoie ltatt. Mai
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IruncrNottcHhicrlt holien. uilh oia
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@crren innaircn: WuItuu Gomleu.
berg. Gbuorb Serforo. Samuel No.
Ier, Serene Stcouie. Sor1 Niyon II.
SutioH Gas.
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d)mcr crfronft. >$n triti
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micher erbolcn NH Sic lit eile
Sod'ter beS nerItorbencn Rid)ter5
Mulleli. neld)et Dem @~aiiengeridt
bon Cumberland noritano, uno ipur.
De in Baltimore sehoreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-02
Gn9 i,ycitc COMMISSIONER

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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-05
The Lincoln Centenary

One hundred years ago the Twelfth
of this month a great man was born.
There is no need to trace his history.
You know il. Every child in the
public schools has the wonderful
stoty by heart, the story of man
whom circumstances could not bind,
whom obstacles could not discour.
age, whom ridicule could not deter,
whose heighth and breadth and
depth Of vision so far exceeded those
about him that, impervious to all
without, guided only by that within,
he followed the way we know not of.
1t is question whether we of les
ser vision see clearly even now, fifty
years after his death, what his life
has meant to the nation We have
seen enough to raise him above crit.
icism, above censure, to place him
among the heroes to which mankind
is pleased to do tardy justice. And
we have, perhaps, come to realize
something of the bigness of mind
and heart that makes him our great.
est American. The lengthening per
spective gained by the passage of
each year has but added to his pres
tige, and none can foresee his final
rank.
We recognize, by applause and
laurels, many FERNS of so called
greatness. We respect the man who
achieves, whether the production be
a symphony, a painting, a miracul-
ou5 cure of disease, or the invention
of new battlesbip. The teacher
who evolves new cult has always a
devoted following the scientific in.
vestigator-the philosopher-these
have been accorded their need OF
praise. Let all those who attempt
be encouraged. This is wise and
right, lest any good that can come to
mankind be lost.
But, in the last analysis, there is
but one true measure Of greatness
It is the measure Christ gave us two
thousand years ago-and which we
in our vanity oft forget That meas
ure is service.
Tested by this standard the life Of
Abraham Lincoln stands out supreme
zbove. that of his fellows. Utterly
forgetful Of self, even to the disre
gard of his personal appearance, his
mind, his heart, and his very exist
ence we're given freely without re
serve to a nation which sorely needed
him The February DeliDeator.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-05
The Bread Line

The Bowery Mission at 92 Bible
House, New York sends out an ap.
peal for aid to feed the starving poor
IN that city. Twenty five hundred
men line up every night to receive
meal from the Mission. These men
are out of work and in actual need of
food to keep from starvation. They
are willing to work and will do so If
afforded the opportunity Much of
this suffering could be relieved if
those, farmers and others, who wish
help would offer them work. No
doubt charity Is sometimes misguid-
ed and the undeserv:ng, shiftless and
incorporate receive aid along with
tbk kse unfortunates who are willing
b honest toll to better their condi-
tibns if afforded the opportunity. 1t
is better perhaps that some who are
not entitled to charity should receive
aid than that those along with them
who are really deserving shonld, on
that account, be deprived Of it. Be.
cause philanthropists cannot always
discriminate is not good reason for
doing nothing. If inclined TO assist
the cause communications addressed
as above may be sent.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-05
TO Dixie CAVE BANK
Following is an Act Intro
duced in the Legislature
by Mr.. Marvin in rela-
ton to improvements at
Cave Bank.

Making an appropriation for the
Improvement of the channel OF the
Delaware river and for the protec-
ton from said river of the public
highway, leading from Bushkill to
hatamoras at. Cave Bank, in Della.
ware township, Pike County, Penn.
sylvania.
Section 1. Be It enacted by the
Senate and House of Representatives
Of the Commonwealth OF Pcnnsyl-
vauia in General Assembly met and
It is hereby enacted by authority of
the same, That the sum of Twenty
Thousand dollars, or SO much thereof
as may be necessary, is hereby spec
ifically appropriated to the Water
Supply Commission of Pennsylvania
for the purpose Of constructing a
dixie or dikes along the bank Of the
Delaware river, at Cave Bank, IN the
township of Delaware, County Of
Pike, Commonwealth of Pennsyl.
vania, so as to improve the channel
Of the said river and to prevent the
destruction of the public highway
leading from BushkilLto Matamoras
in Delaware township, Pike County
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-05
The American Athlete

The American nation ranks first
In athletics, as shown in the last
Olympiad in London. The horseback
ride of ninety one miles thru a dnV..
ing snowstorm by the President was
& wonderful feat of endurance, and
Is only another ploof of our quality
as athletes. Human beings in the
days past and today are compared TO
machines. There Is no one questions
the logic OF the comparison, for the
body is equipped with all sorts of
levers, pulleys, cordage, pumps and
valves, which require a master mo.
ohanio to manage. Mike Murphy,
the famous Penn trainer, undertakes
this task. He will write all about
his wonderful work of brain and rec
reation in a series of articles to be
published exclusively in The Sun.
day edition OF "The Philadelphia
Press" Order your copy at ones
from your newsdealer or sand your
order direct TO ''rhe Philadelphia
Press" Seventh and Chestnut sts,
Philadelphia.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-05
NOTES FROM
SANDYSTON

The measles epidemic scare is
about over, and the many cases re-
ported areconvalescing rapidly. The
attacks we're of a mild form.
The mail routes from Milford to
Branohville, and from Layton to
Flatbrookville, have been rejected
by the P. o. Department as being
too high, the bids 1 mean.
Both routes have been read vertised
in the hope of getting lower bids.
The proposals made to the printers
of this County for printing blanks
for the Clerk and Surrogate were
surprising.
For printing some blanks the bids
were In some cases twice what an.
other office would do the same work
foH
Oor county print bill has been a
costly part of the county expenses.
A bill has been reported favorabiy
in the U. s. Senate to pension all
widows of the Civil War, and, if
passed will bring joy to many. The
time limit of marriage shut many
widows out.
A laughable incident happened in
this town last week. Layton parties
went to certain place to catch bait
for fishing. Whsn the rarity reached
the spot another party was engaged
in fishing for suckers. Hearing the
approaching party they hastily
pulled out Their net, rolled it up, and
ran for all they were worth.
An effort will be made at this ses.
sion of our Legislature to pass a law
prohibiting the sale of all game.
That would be the best law for pro.
tecting game, that could be devised.
Our b of E met on Wednesday ev.
ening and passed a resolution ap.
pointing a Medical Inspector of the
schools.
The inspector will visit a certain
school, where the teacher is directed
to point out those afflicted with
"creepers" and "eczema," and the
doctor will decide the case whether
it is a case of Pediculus capitis or
Pediculus corporis.
The fishing party from Layton Wis
iting the ponds back of Milford, last
week succeeded in catching a few
fish, but they were not very large.
Jersey does not permit fishing thru
the ice with any device whatever.
The January weather report az re.
corded at the Layton station is as
follows:
Average Max 1874, Average MINI
is 55, Max Set 1906, Lowest Tenl.
perature 10 below on the 10, Warm
est day 40 on 22nd, Greatest Daily
Range S9 on Goth, Rainfall 1 40 in,
Snowfall s.5 inches, Clear days 18,
Partly 5, Cloudy IS
The Layton Grangers are clearing
the lower part of their building, and
this will give them a splendid room
for dancing, and one will be given in
the near future.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-05
TIE CHRIsrMAs DINNER

In spite of the fact that The word
dyspepsia means literally bad cook,
it will not be fair for many to lay
the blame on the cook IL they begin
the Christmas Dinner with little ap-
petite and end II with distress or
nausea. 1t may not be fair for any
to do thRt--let US hope so for the
sake Of the cooki The disease dYs.
pepsia indicates bad stomach, that
is weak stomach, rather than had
cook, and for a weak stomach there
is nothing else equal to Hoods Sar.
saparilla. II gives the stomach vigoT
and tone, cures dyspepsia, creates
epr elite, and makes eatirg the pleas
ure l.sh ull bs,
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-05

The leaders of the Senate and Of
the House have held a conference
with reference to the legislative pro,
gram for the remaining thirty days
of this session and it is plain that
their purpose is not to permit the
enactment Of any general legislation
beyond the appropriation bills 1t
has been the intention-of the House
to pass statehood bills for Arizona
and New Mexico, but the Senate
does not favor this action. The time
for convening the special session for
consideration Of the tariff has been
pretty definitely Fixed for the tenth
70 March, or six days after the inaug
uration. This arrangement was
made after consultation with Senator
Knox. who, as his chosen Secretary
Of State, is supposed 10 represent
President elect Taft, now absent in
Panama. Mr.. Taft will probably sp
prove this date and it is favored by
Speaker Cannon and republicans asa
desirably early date for work on the
new tariff bill.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-05
Real Estate Transfers

Elizabeth Crocker to Otto R Brink
5 acres Green $500.
p. Emmett L. Parks to Robert G..
Reynolds, lots in Lluccln Park West.
fail.
John W. Frazier to Ida R M.
Sykes, three lots in Matamoras 147,
14s, lac, $1,000.
Emmett l. Parks to W. P. Cauby,
lot in Lincoln Park Westfall.
Lorus Sommers to Ferdinand Ger
hards and wife. 1o4 acres Palmyra
part of James Duncan No 90.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-05

AVtNt 80 oltutE tOkobuof VI bepoE
ateiy. Apply TO
Mrs. X. v. Dingman
or to Press Office.
After the cold snap this week Il g
weather became quite spring like.
Question, did the ground hog see ,
shadow If he looked fer It.
IL is probable that the head OF
Lincoln will appear on the half dol
lar coin. President Roosevelt has
given his consent and an artist has
submitted models.
A child labor bill has been intro
ducod In the House to regulate child
labor in all forms Unemployment ex-
oept on farms and ia domestic SER
vies. The bin Is intended chiefly to
regulate work in mines. It Is in
line with the education bill before
the House.
1t is reported that E. S Wolfe
has sold three carloads of white pine
lumber, about 75, 900 feet, to a city
buyer. This consumes quite bunch
Of Pike County logs.
Mrs. Margaret WesI brook of Mon.
tague has given satisfactory bond
for renting the Milford Bridge and
it will be under her control April
Tolls will not be changed from the
present rates.
A bill now before the legislature
authorizes the State Board of Healih
to cfFar a reward Of $50, 900 for the
discovery of a remedy for tubercu.
losis.
A Vice Chancellor in New Jersey
has refused an application of the
State Board of Health for an injuno.
tion to restrain a city from emptying
sewage in the Delaware river.
Peter Flanagan, the we'll known
clothier in Port Jervis is dead
An act has been introduced re.
quiriug County Commissioners to
build township bridges in the sever
II townships on petition of supervis-
ors.
Since the election of Root to the
Senate in New York one of Mr.. Wan
amaker's reasons against a parcels
post has been removed.
John Degen jr. has hens that are
gold mines. His 15 White Plymouth
Rocks laid 1856 eggs in December
and 21O in january, an average CT
over 6H eggs day.
F. +. White and wife went to New
York this week.
Timothy Jardop, an Erie conduc-
tor living in Matamoras died sud-
denly of heart failure Monday while
on his way to attend a funeral. He
was stricken in Port Jervis, fell to
sidewalk and expired.
The South will do nothing to break
the solid Taft.
According to the Allentown Call,
. New Jersey minister marries coa.
ples and his son gets divorces for
them. That's pretty hne team work
at all events.
N. q. Detrick, who has been EN-
pioyed at the Hotel Majestic in New
York visited Milford this week. He
expects 20 go TO Atlantic City for the
remainder of the winter.
There would be plenty of money
In circulation here If everybody
made haste to pay his small bills.
Maybe the President should have
. larger salary, but it lie to be remem
bered that the Government furnishes
the typewriter ribbons.
No attack on the character or mot.
Ives of Congress appears in the --latest
message.
The Senate Is asking BonapartC
questions which he doesn't answer
while Roosevelt is answering ques
tions that are not asked.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-05
OBITUARY
MRS JOIN g. MAIER.

Cstharine, wife of John G Maier,
Of Milford township died January
30, after an illness of considerable
duration. She was born in Germany
nearly seventy four years ago, and
was a daughter. of the late Philip
Deck, former resident of this
county. Her husband, four daugh
ters and two SONS, aIadults, aud re,
siding in New York survive The
funeral was held Tuesday and inter.
ment in Milford Cemetery.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-05
MEDICINE THAT Is MEDIcrNr

81 have suffered a good deal with
malaria and stomach complaints, but
1 have now found a: remedy that
keeps me well, and that remedy is
Electric Bitters: a medicine that is
medicine for stomach and liver
troubles, and for run down condi.
tions," says W. c. Kiestler, of Halli
day, Ark. Elestric Bitters purify
and enrich the blood, tone up. the
nerves, and Impart vigor and energy
to the weak. Your money will be
refunded if 1t fails to help you. soc
at both drug stores.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-05
THIs Is WoRrH RrAp1Na

Leo F. Zelinski, of 6s Gibson ST ,
Buffalo, N. Y, says; 1 cured the
most annoying cold sore l ever had,
with Bueklen's Arnica Salve sp-
piled this salye once a day for two
days, when every trace Of the sore
was gone" Heals all sores, scld
under guarantee at both drug stores,
$50.