Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-07-23

ings 20 try her husband 3 sanity, has
told her story to the papOrs and con-
tossed that abe loved White and
feared Thaw. She nov thinks OF
marrying again and does not profess
20 have lead a blansless life nor
does she promise that she will lead
one in future. She was, and is bad
and those, TO use her own expression
who have written of her 'twi b
reams of soils flowing from the ends
Of their pencils" will have to revise
their opinions.
The crop of drowning accidents ny
overturned sail boats NswiInmers GO
ing beyond the safety lines and the
npsettiug Of small boats and can, es
Is harvested at this season OF the
year and 50 fat is large. Il seems
remarkable that 50 many win risk
their lives in the hands of persons In
experienced in handling sail craft, or
that they will venture.in deep water
without being able 10 swim. The
fool who rocks tie boat also has his
innings.
The Standard Oil people are now
mailing butter out of petroleum.
Now John D. will be the Butter
King.
Judging from the crop reports out
West, they ars getting ready for a
mighty big barn danes.
Artif Klein and wife are spending
the Summer at ths Ruff House.
Miss Alice Baker has returned
home after visit of several weeks
with friends near New York.
A line shower last Sunday cooled
the air and made ths weather de.
Iightful. Hail tell near town, and in
some counties in the State consider.
able damage was done crops.
The Government of China does
not desire to lose any chances.
Christian millionaires, as well as
COnfucian priests, have been ordered
to pray for rain.
South Carolina tea wants a pro-
tective tariff Do the psople of that
State ever drink sny2
Those touching and beautiful lit.
tie poems on the joys of summer,
written.by the poets last winter, are
making their appearance now in the
magazines.
Spain nos just inaugnrated sys-
tenn of parcels post and postal saw
ings banks. The more progressive
nations are all falling into line.
The more the Japs watch the bat
tlsship feet the friendlies they will
get.
We fear Congress fell hopelessly
into therssision upwards habit when
it revised lis own salary two or three
years ago.
Parties have been ignored in tax.
ing hides. says Washington dis
patch, and the correspondent might
have added that there will be little
discrimination in tanning them.
Last week that proposition 10 fly
20 the North Pole in an airship would
have sounded very attractive.
Miss Daisy Stevenson of Washing
ton is visiting her friend Miss Hath
away.
G. L. Bonsell and wife OF New
York and Mrs. Unsworth ard daugh
ter He,ty Of Asbury Park were in
town last Sunday to attend the un
yelling Of memorial window to
the late q. A. Ellsworth in the
Church of the Good Shepherd.
Mrs. J. e. Price of Brsuchville N.
j. visited here Wednesday.
George W. Clark OF Bridgeport,
o., a member Of the Salvation Army
is on his vacation and visiting friends
in this section.
The ST. eats OF Milford present an
attractive aud well shaded appear.
auce but would he improved hy judi
cious trimming Of many trees. Some
branches are more of an obstructloI
TO view than any benefi, us shade oI
as adding TO the beauty Of the street:
Ii some one With an es;hetie sens
and good jurgruent rGrld be secured
60 supervise tho work tue trimming
would show marked improvement
in the general appearance of th'
STREETS. Sunlight 10 always NOR
oeneficial and comfortable than to,
, much shade.
The plan for the new Nasoni,
Lcdse room on Ann Street has bae
accepted by d. d G. NJ. wm. II
Rulsizar, who pronounces it yer,
pleasant and up to date. It Is IN,
Intention 10 have It one Of the neat
= est and most convenient in this dis
J triot, aud ono which the brsthrel
; will recognize as filling a long de
sired want.
Some proclaim hard times an,