Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-04-01

perhaps few began gardening. il
seemed almost too good to last. aut
dfffodils may yet receive their bap
tism of snow. Last year they wert
covered in May.
Read the article on fourth page
it is instructive as showing what
progress has been made by science in
combating disease.
William Brown of StrOudsbuig &
spent part OF last week with friends
in town.
Mrs. David Cuddeback OF Eliza beth
N. j., spent Easter with her mother
Mrs ]. Nj. Aldrich.
Will Armstrong of New York
passed the first of the week with his
mother in town.
C. w Bull Esq was in New York
part of the week.
No action 50 far has beeh taken On
the matter of dust preventive for
our streets. That some substance
besides water should be u.s. d is very
evident. Water is only a temporary
alleviatioD and in the end more ex-
pensive, and also occasions greater
Inconvenience to the public Just
what treatment or what material
may be used we trust will receive
due consideration at the hands of the
authorities.
During the absence Of DIR. Ken
worthey in the South his practice
will be in charge of Dr. r G. Barck
ley of Milford and DR.. E Cuddeback
of Port Jervis. The latter will be at
the Office of DIR. Kenworthey Tues.
days, Thursdays, Saturdays and
Sundays from to $50 p. IN If "'
Roosevelt in a speech declared that
not lion in Africa bad done its duty.
When he left this country Wall
Street and other special interests ex.
pressed the hope that the lions might
do them a service. aud this reference
may have been said 10 a joke. He
may realize Daniels position when be
reaches home.
Jerry Leahy, who for a number of
years has been garden er on the Pin.
ehot estate, left for Jersey City this
week where he has position as Sup
erintendent in the park.
Edward A. Mead of New York,
former Secretary of Jas w. Pinehot,
was in town recently.
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of Matsmoras was kicked by play
full horse running loose in the barn
yard last Sunday morning and had
her skull fractured.
The Savannah News is needlessly
alarmed about the possibility ot
Matt" Hensen being made Il Rear
Admiral. Even Commander Peary
is being asked to retire to the extreme
rear and be seated.
The Republican party can better
afford to bury the hatchet now than
bury itself later.
What the House Is doing to
Speaker Cannon is just reminder OF
what the Senate, one of these fine
days, is going to do to Aldrich
New York graft has a nonpartisan
spirit.
The high cost of living may be ex
p'ained PARTIALLY when man pay,
thirty or more cents a day toll TO {
saloon keeper, and there are severa
in town who co this
Madame Jsrdon, who las LIVED
here for several years, visited Wilke
Batre this week.
Ii il about time for Senator Al
drich to drop in at the White Hous
again aud assure the President ths
he Is pushing through that legisla
, tive program as rapidlF-ds possible.
Not only will the censns,enumera
, tor keep as a profound secret the dat
? Of lady's birth, but if he is reall
: polite enumeratJr he will assuI
4 her most cOnvincingly that sh
doesn't look 1t.
a 1t is worth nothing, to the cred
e of the season, that few winters hay
been so completely free from dust.
=, The Legislature might plaeate q
le suffragists by making some swee
toothed woman State Inspector Of 1
g Cream. ft-:--
N Popular interest finds that the b
n Iingsr, Pinchot proceedings ha
been more or less "blanketed"
r late.
at +. R. wants no triumphal tor
How can he help il? Every step
er takts is a triumphal tour.
Just thirk how noble it was
" Uncle Joe to ask the blessings
ge Heaven on the insurgents, VII
in- they had just taken 'all the jewe
", out of his crown. What a Christi
lly martyr we have in Uncle Joe.