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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-06-03
To Press Patrons

Notice is hereby given that the
Press plant and business has been
leased for the summer by w. G..
Tamblyn and Cliff c. Levens, the
foreman and assistant of this office.
They are able printers and indus
trious, honest young men, for whom
the proprietor asks a continuance of
the generous patronage and courte-
sy always extended to this paper by
the business public of city and coun-
ty during his quarter of a century
ownership.
The paper will be conducted as
heretofore, and all business accounts
will be settled at the office.
Other business interests demand
the proprietor's attention during
the summer.
Respectfully,
j. A. Bushfield.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-11
Towarda TanrinIe Ends.

Des Aoines Register and Leader:
There gems 10 be q veil defined pur-
pose on the part of some OF the lead
ers TO force consideration OF the pro-
hi6itory amendment on the Iegisla-
Jure and on The state.
TIE Register and Leader would
raise the question whether there has
been such agitation 81 the matter be-
fore the people as 10 warrant revival
cf the old 6ghf along the old lines.
At q time when II We work togeth-
er We are about 10 secure thorough
enforcement Of the Laws We have,
something the state has not known
since fSs1. h II not worth while D
take the step that Is directly ahead Of
ug2
We doubt II there Is any consensus
81 opinion in favor OF statewide pro.
hibition either with or without con.
Efitutionai amendment We doubt II
the legislature viii decide to resub
nit the probibitory amendment. 4
great deal OF energy can be spent tH
{ struggle that IS not directed &c
tangible ends.
Everybody Is for Law enforcement
snd everybody Is Wiling to concede
that the mulct .sE IS a practicable
( and workable form Of local option
/ whatever they may think Of it othe-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-11
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r e freaxtst e7eial OF spec-:.l
creation
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-11
80 80, q &c Railroader.

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IL q certain laughing soldier spirit. +
Is part of The faith 70 trae railroad
81 Is Tfthor II. Perha1. this spirit
leans 10 recklessnesg with some Of The
younger ones, but believe IT IL just a.
essential - the running Of 2 railroad
as f. the executive hall 81 the Hills and
HaTrImsns. Tais spirit stands by the
men in danger and makes them meet
death bragely It stands often a
harder test; you will not break the
spirit Of q railroader b. cutting Of his
arm or giving him wooden lex. oui
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bank Why does she -rsh 70 Ia
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forth Please, sIr, 70 dEav bis in
suEsace nsonsy-
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r u Beekmaa, wao has been nan
aging edl;or o, tne Des sfolnez Regis
ter and I.eadsr FOR fhe past aYe years.
haa res.ned fia position ~ become
editor d the I.!terarg Magazine,
which II sola u be published Ia Des
Aoines. Tie magazine company viii
fprnisf} 10 different newspapers a mag
azine IN sunday supplement form Il
IS undertook that in assuming edi
tor!al management Mr Beckman IN
teTa = field that has been to hin likine
IL newspaper making. His tastes rur
70 literary work, and he has been de
sirous Of entering aome line where ht
would be afforded wider scope.
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about LOO young people, delegates
from three church gocietieE " CieYe.
land Ohio repr eaenting 1900 people
under the direction 81 Rev r. r. Wal
lace Of the East End Baptist church
pledged thenselyes last Sunday to i've
for at least two weeks as they be
i.eved Jesus would I've In their re
spectiye positions were he on earth
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Hazsrcsus Business.

Knoxville Express: Editing is aaz-
ardCEs business II Bloomfield. where
ths editor of the Democrat had three
fingers torn OF by press the other
day He should hare STUCK to his edit
ing and fed the press some cheaper
meat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-11

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Billy Sundays Language.

Waterloo Courier; We woader II
inspired OIumwa IS blushiag al the
news that the protans west Is looking
askzncs AZ the picturesque language
OF Billy Sgnday-
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soarces 1T HEWITT Thomas There
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IoWss aeT senator. AloeFt p. Cum
niHg. = g.Yen Z trl]l page poEtrait a.
Ire fron fisg!ece u the Janasyy world 3
Wofk and there are II ieast twelve
other falIJage yievfs az ~ lutrcd8c-
'ioH - the text which contains: The
Return IF Prosperity Life Insnr-
ance Policies for Special Purposes r
Outdoor Schools BIZ DR. Hanford
Henderson The Last ~ tle Buralo. z
b Ioha Cloud Jacofg me fourth artf-
cIe y thG Rockefeller series IS called
The Benevolent Trust Photograph
ing The coy.3or ~ He Disappear. by
# p Steger How Labor VIII Abgorb
Capital. BIZ Andrew Carnegie Lin
coin ard Darwin. By 4 Sherwood;
What Big Families Mean to Ma,
lions" By " s. Rossiter; 4The Lions
I that Stopped Railroad, by coIonel
j H, Patterson; "A Farmer Waose
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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-09-10
STERLING.

Mrs. Name B. Michaels and sons,
Herman and George, of Philadel-
Dhia, are visiting their Sterling
friends.
Master Lowell Cross is spending
few days with Wilkes-Barre
friends.
Pearl Bailey returns to Wash
ington, N. j., to-day
The public schools open to-day
with the following teachers: Prof.
Jacob Creveling, of Stroudsburg,
principal of the High school, and
George and Laura Gilpin assistants;
Mary Cross at Jericho Marley
Smith at Webster's; Emma Beehn
ct Leetown, and Ella Heberllng at
Zion. The carting of the coal will
be sold to the lowest bidder this
evening.
Pearl Green is the guest of
Grace Gillner.
Carrie Whitney, of Elmhurst, is
spending few weeks with her
cousin, Edna Lee.
On account of the Quarterly
meeting at LaAnna, there was no
preaching Sunday last, but the Sum
day is running as usual.
j. w. Gilpin, of Greentown, as
sisted by r. W. Bartleson, reshingled
the parsonage last week.
S. N. Cross is improving his
dwelling and given it coat of
paint. Leonard Yates is doing the
carpenter work.
j. e. Cross has also had the
corner house painted and repaired.
Julia Brown and children, of
West Virginia, are guests at her
mothers, Mrs. Shelton.
Eliza Howe, of Rutherford, N.
j., is the guest of her cousin, Pearl
Bortree.
Miss Della Wertz, of Philadel-
phia, has spent several days with
the Misses Cliffs.
The weather is cool and dry and
the water is getting very scarce
Crops are not good and on the 25th
of this month all taxes must be
paid to receive the per cent. re-
duction and we think many will not
be able to make 1t as usual.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-09-10
BETHANY.

Miss Anna Cherry was taken to
her home in Jersey City last We'd
nesday instead of DR.. Burns pri-
strength was found to be equal to
the journey and she will be under
the care of her own specialist. She
is out of danger but very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Dun
ming and daughters, Louise and
Dorthy, came Saturday to spend
ten days with Mrs. L. Pethick.
Rev. w. B. Signor and family re-
turned Saturday from their vaca-
ton.
Charles w. Sutton, of Hancock,
n. Y, spent Sunday and Labor Day
with his family at the Laro home.
Miss Louise Halsey, of Kingston,
is expected to-day to spend a week
with her cousin, Mary R. Gilchrist
Miss Miller, of Whites Valley, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles
Wood.
Miss Ida Thomas, of Peckville,
is visiting her friend, Mrs. Henry
Bennett.
Blanche Starnes is spending Old
Home Week with her sister, Mrs
Horace Noyes, who is also entertain
ing Eva Harness, Ella Gammell and
Grace Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bodie and
daughter, Helen, are spending the
week with Mrs. Bodies mother,
Mrs. Schoonover.
Carrie Cody left Monday for
Cold Springs to commence school
Tuesday.
Mrs. Allen, of Fallsdale, spent
Sunday and Monday with Mrs. l. J.
Many.
Mrs. Henry Hoagland returned
from Moline, ILL.,, on Monday.
Frieda Knickerbocker, of Car
bondale, has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Ed. Hacker.
A. o. Blake is spending some
time in New Jersey.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-09-10

Miss Alice Hamlin is spending the
week in Honesdale as the guest of
Miss Clara Eek.
Miss Mae Myers, of Carbondale,
is visiting at Hotel Nicholson.
Mr.. Frank Elder, a student of
Princeton, who has conducted SER
vices in the Presbyterian church
during the summer months, preach
ed his last sermon here on Sunday
evening. His many friends will be
sorry to have him go, and all wish
him success in the college year
which lies before him.
Quite a number of our young peo-
pie attended the concert at Hollister-
Vile last Thursday night.
Leon Scudder has been visiting
friends here.
Mrs. Ann Nash and Mrs. Hattie
Wilcox have returned to Scranton.
Miss Florence Spangerberg is on
the sick list.
Homer Pelton is slightly indis-
posed at this writing. He is suffer-
ing from a cold contracted in the
Vi L w SuIy
The Salem base ball team played
the Maplewood team on Saturday
last, and defeated them by a score
of 14-5.
Mrs. c. NJ. Loring entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Spangenberg to
supper Friday evening.
The Wallen-Paupack Telephone
Company have added two new
names to their list of phone hold
ers-J. w. Williams, of Hamlinton,
and Ransom Swingle of Sico.
L. j. Pelton is repairing his un-
derground stables and putting in a
concrete floor.
G. o. Gillett is preparing for win
ter by installing a steam heating
plant.
The representative of the Peo-
pies National Bank of Scranton,
Mr.. Nert Emery, has been quite
successful in securing depositors in
this vicinity.
The stone crusher has been moved
to mend our ways" soon.
The many friends of Mrs. A. S.
Keyes were grieved at the news of
her sudden death, and deep sympa
thy is felt for the bereaved family.
Superintendent of public schools,
Of Tioga county, w. R. Longstreet,
called on Chas. NJ. Loring, Sunday
afternoon, Sept. 5th. Mr.. Long
street was a Wayne county boy, and
spent his boyhood days at Prompton.
He was for many years a teacher in
the Mansfield State Normal School
and has held his present position
for eleven years.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-09-10
STEENE.

William Spry is remodeling his
summer residence here at Steene.
Lesley Mill captured another
night raider last week-a coon.
John Wesley Arnold returned
home Saturday from a weeks visit
with friends at Susquehanna.
Thomas Arthur has purchased a
PAGER; his record hasn't as yet
been tested.
The Prompton borough fathers
held a special meeting last Tuesday
evening, and decided to build a
half mile of stone crushed road this
fall
Our neighbor, Mr.. -, is spar
ed the trouble of hunting and
breaking in new cook as we'll as
milking cows, feeding pigs and so
on, as the old cook that has stood
by him through thick and thin al
most As years, returned to her old
home Saturday to spend the re-
mainder of her days.
1t is rumored that the excelsior
factory will be built at Prompton
instead of at Keene.
Lumberman Hollenback, with
men and teams, arrived at Promp-
ton again Saturday. Mr.. Hollen-
back intends cleaning up his lumber
tracts in this section by the first of
April next.
Rev. Charles Olmstead, wife and
two children, and Mrs. Ira Stevens,
of Green Ridge Mrs Hines Of Sid
ney, N. Y, and Mrs. Samuel Found
of Prompton have returned from
Ocean Grove.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-09-10
LAKE COMO.

George Woodmansee has gone to
Scranton where he has employment.
DR.. Cummins, of Newark, who
spent several days at John Jaycox's,
returned to his home.
E. w. Lake and wife of Bingham
ton, are in town.
lnez Knapp went to Scranton,
Tuesday to attend school there.
Rev. Emil and family are visiting
in Binghamton.
Wright Spencer and wife are
spending a week in Olean, n. Y.
Francis Chambers, of Equinunk,
is a student at the High school,
Mrs. NJ. +. Hand of Binghamton
called on her brother, John Jaycox,
on Monday.
Miss Ethel Monroe, of Schenec-
tady, is visiting at n. j. Gilchrist's.
Misses Edith and Ruth Gilrhrist,
spent Friday and Saturday in Scran-
ton.
Mrs. William Johnston visited
friends in Nandling last week; her
friend, Lillian Robinson, returned
with her.