MILFOHD
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Court.
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A"M'1ATK jrmiKs.
lfim .TikoIi KI.H'r, Milf nl. Ph.
lion. John C !litrk, ,n A mm, I'n.
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Jnhu C. WrsUn- Kik, Mllfiiril, Pn.
INiMttlsiloXKIlS.
W:illm Nt'wiiiiin, Milforil, I'll. '
Jninm H. HrlU'i-,
Jni. M. Hrnsl. y,
COMMW-IorEKS' t'l.EUK.
Gi'orgo A. HvcpcniH''r. Milfonl, I'n.
TllKAsri'KH.
Cli-nrim Diiuiiinnii, .Ir , Milfunl, Pit.
Siikhivf.
H. I. Coiii'-ijrlit, MMlnmiinm. T'a.
Attounkys.
H.ik.-r, Hv. T. Kipji. .T. A.
Dull, C. "vV. Vim Ktl ii, .1. H.
Disthict AmnivKV.
. M. Vim Auki'n.
OlfNTY Sl.TKKIVTKMlKS r.
fiwiripi SiiiwyiT, Mill Kilt, I'll.
Prysiclans and u ii e o n a.
11 K. Kiiu'rstiii. K. H Wi niuT.
Drugs and Mccllc.ln
C. O. AriiitMiiK. .M K. y nu-rion.
Motel.
IllnlT House. ) aui In r.- Hutrl.
Cflllrc S'llifire. .liir.lr.n Itimar.
I'rWMiiiin H'liin1. f-'nwklll Hmis
liiiniuick I1"uhv Y:ml iiiintuk Ilotr!
Jlr.M.ksMo V'.ihi.
MarnetB.
1. V. Hii'.n.-.
, fitorreo.
Urown ami - m'.trnnf. I8i'iulv.l
limi'io D.uIjiimiiii, ,'r.
V. siml ti. MU. lH'll, ISf mlv.)
Jolin Mr('i"'M-.
Kyiimn mill Wells, fSw Adv.)
b ruiik Snhiirr.
Confoetionory nnd rvulta.
Wllliaiii M. Trnvif. A. S. Dinniimn
llrnj. !to.
,
UcVerv. '"'
.1. A. ; VUVLV.
Us ury ..li!!rni!ilr,.
r'Mt.-n K'M'hli'i-.
.Itihn l)ir?in
tlnntlits.
Dr. ittu vu:i drr Htiyiliv
Klllll li'TM'it,. t. s. I'lllh,
Herdwmn and Plumbing.
T. li. ,1. K u in. (Si c a.U-.)
1 Ivery ilflblcft.
John Khidiny. i-ir.-.nry Hrothi'ra.
Gi'uiy' K Urt..n. .1. jl. Vn:i Tit;s'l.
Stage trine artd liliprt'oi Office.
John 1' iimhiy.
Meat M.irltflta.
.Tumi's K. Bind
GainliU Iin.r.hfi-9.
Mlllera.
,Tirvis lioi-il'in.
W. T. Strulilu.
Blacksmith.
VHllnm Aiipli-.
1'. li. 1-Mof h.
Wagon Matters.
W. )I. Court right.
John (t. MllliT.
Tailor.
II. B. Vau Etten.
Millinery.
Missos Mitchell.
Nnllie fciwopenizor.
Undertakers
HorUn ami Wood.
Lumber.
Milton ArmBtronq'.
A. D. itiwa v i'un. (Sn ftlv.)
Builders.
A. I). Tirowu & .Son, (!Soo adv.)
J. C. Uhfuiiberliun.
iit'orffo Smith.
Painters.
Goorn Slauatin.
( H. Wood.
K. U. Wo mI.
Insurance.
Ryman anil Wt-lli.
Spoke Manufacturer.
Jacob Kl.'HT.
Watch and Clock Repairing.
John K. HiKlolpn.
Al. Ti rwiiliKoi'.
Shoemakers.
L. Gi;ai r.
Telephone Office.
Telegraph Office.
Diinijiick Houo.
Post Master
Jamos S. Gait;.
Sanitarium.
GUmis!;1u Kctn-nt.
Dr H. G BitnrkKy, Prn.rlPtor
Bloyole Shops.
P C lUilan, (S.-o adv.)
Goo. W. Wi((H.li!i. I. II llornbock.
C S t'ust.is, .ir.
Newspapers.
PIKE COUNTY PRESS.
Milford UisaU h.
PORT JEIRVIS
ADVERTISEMENT DIRECTORY
The Hi " .Slor!.
New York Kuniitun1 SNre.
Johnson, li'iois and SIhks.
li. S. Mursit, St'MUf Machiiu'H, Pianos
and O.'p'iUH.
Gunning and Flannaii, Cliithing.
Frtd N. MuKon, Drugiiht.
RYMAI
WELLS.
Of
Sweeping Reduction
iF prices on nil kiniU of
furniture and house
furuibhinK ko,j1s
Vt ciin olli'r von
MEW SPIU.N'G mid SL'M
M Kit UOODS at LOWlilt
l'lilCKS than ever btilore.
Our two KUiitin art) erowtlod
lull evei tliin usuful.
A call will csonvinoo you
that wo aro up to the times
both in NEW UOODH and
LOW PK1CKS.
RYMAN
& WELLS,
AN AITEAL FOK AIR
LABOR LEADERS INVOKE ASSISTANC E
fOR THE MINERS ON STRIKE.
Kpnrly All of th Niitlotml TrndfMi 1Tnlnn
lltirt)rt ntwrf In tht Af'inbly Convt-nrH
ln thfr 1ntft nf Ktrlltlnc Coal Miner.
A iru. ril HtrltiK Not Vrt Aiviit ft.
Vh-olliiK, July 2 - What lei dwlRrd
to o ni"ct lminrtp.nt and larp'st
Kiith. tine of tin lu-ad:! f.( labor oruan
l7Mti'n! t AniPik-i nvv is tn ' in
svsd"n In thti Hy. It ! tho .-nfffr-on(
o of lnbnr lnti t call-'d la-t w.'t-k
hv Prcotd. nt M Jv natr)ifrd nf tho
TnUrt1 Mino Wurkvrs and aprrovid hy
T'r.-nvnt (lorni'etB of th American
F. deration nt l.nbnr, of whih tli nitn
ur nrp-antzntlnn tf a pnrt. Th vmt
noc of the runfY-rptu e Is to aid In a
r-pordy and tmrersfut teiiniimtlon of
rhe Croat coal strike. B'.v.r,inr of the
I'-rtf'-i orc wf-rc held during th- d'iy
and i.-.Mht. but until the tilKht pi'PFinn
u-n" h'"'M llltl hTd b'n acTmrlh"l.
Nofirly nil th1 ntlm! l, 'r tt;jF)i
v.ationp 'r. the T'nitcd t.atr.s pre rninv-"nt"-'d
in th11 nnt'"r"nr,'j
T'io .'rn. St jion ni th runfft nt was
Ik Id tin thv irri ni cf Mi-sprs. Rat h
foj 1 and I't'rse fr"m Oolumbuq nu
rioMon of Mr. f"vi r'lrn Pamut! Onrn-
i rs was tdi'-yt-n to if '.'sld;-, and PctP
tary Mrr Ihhii, alsu of the FVif i at ton,
vns mn ntT"tary.
Ctiairuian O-miiTf tacn taMl mn
the (dinars' rnpr-Pt nta:lvo to de tail the
sanation. 1 hy were al"o ask'-d to puk
t in what rnnninT th; nth-r laborlMt?
-u pmizations could give tbdr aid. Pra-i-b
nt Itnt;'hford nt the miners addroH
f.i th" rnnf-Tnr1 nt sottu; .pnjrth, stat
ing fully tlie raufia that had lod t')
t imp"np(on nf work In th bitnrnt-r.r-us
r irlonp and pre'-ntd the condl
tinns of thi miner1' who are taking part
in the strike. He did not pruposo any
thing in the wav of rpcomtnnda tlons
as to what the organized bihor nf the
Cf-untry should do (n aid of th" ptrik--,
pi'f-f'irliiK that '.mi-irtunt subjei-t to be
li ft to tho r.mFid". ation f the ennfr-
A cominlttce appotnttd to devise ways
fit.d rn'-aiiH tu aid thp ndii'-rs pre3eiit'jd
th following ai'ptai, whlrh was ap
pioVhd by the eonterenet;:
A wiil uf aii?ulfh, miiml'rt with dr
pi r-i Uon, urisi i r an (he 1-nu .-In of tlw
.irtfi, an1 tb-r m1n-r s t ry for relief for
p. Mil'' Icirivn of Jurtiee tnuehffi the r--ip'!i.-iVo
fhord In tlie hearts anil r-nn-p.
i.ii. tfl nf th" wholti iUM.pl.!. I.'iu'IkIiik at
v. n-'- win n t rnpl.T.v.-tl wliti h ure Ina'l"
il'Kit 1 uml portt ii.l misery, starvitlon ini-1
iv.-ty, tin- mliu-rs arc l ontroiitcd with a
i oiuiit i.-n l:y whl'-h t hi ir fi;unt ea ruined
j ! ib tiioi! t.v-:n pt thrwUk'h th- c.-m-p
mv "plm k m-" .Jnrvs. which fiutshv
lo H t wrt ffiiur! of the lufarlous
pyii'in uii'l i- a ttlmna on tin- tfu uu-hH.in
.t oi-r eounfiy uiid bint on our iivibza-
Wp. the f pri'S'-ntativt n of th- tra1"s
unions uii'l of all oiL'anlat'J hibor of the
t'ni'.td Sati', m convention ussemblnl
to cr-nsiil- r the p ii'Mio -truK(r!e of the
iniiiei'R for wnjri'fl HiiiHru nt to enable thi-m
to Hv- .ind to enjoy nt b-ant ioue rt'rt'e
of the neLM'.-fltlt b of lift;, are dotarmtiit'd
tu forever put a stop t' a Httite of tarva-
tior. in u'tii'-i! t'.ify arc row lnuue'i.
The d-i'lorahl eonditlon of th- miners
is will kn iwn to nil of our pt-nple, Tht-y
l:v in Imv. N. im-ibb? to buy put!b-i"rt
bind to w:trd off starvation, In many
riivp not sullie.-itly clothed to uoVer
thc.r" rj.ikLdie s and their children untlt
to attend school bt-'t-ausi of lack of food
and clot lil n. nuiking Hum a diiHer to
XUq future stahljlty of our rei'tildii:. We
feoi art.un-d that a'll men and women who
love their own famllb-s or who havu one
park of human syrnpnthy for their f--!-lows
cnniHit fall to ive all the aid in
their power to enable the miner's to win
their present battle. The representatives
of the miner havo been restrained hy in
Junetion when exen MIiik thtlr funda
mental rlKht of public ass-mMy and free
speech to present to the world their
grievances. We as American ultizunH re
sent this interference with the rights
guaranteed to us under the constitution.
In the ordinary ait a Ira of life all en
joy privlleftts mid rlKhts which consti
tutions in ith- r confer iur deny, hut the
puarant'e of the rbrht of frt'e public as
sembly and frey speech was intended to
pivo opp'j: 'unit y tu the people or any por-t.-n
ot rheni to present the prk vanc-s-from
which they suffer and whi h they
aim to reur -ds.
S"o denounce the ifur.nee of injunctions
hy the jmlK' H of West Vhvlnia. I'ennsj 1
vanla ami other states as wholly unjuslt
fle'd, unwarranted and unprecedented,
more especially in the absence of any ex
hibition or niniiiiost'itlon of force on the
part of the outraged miners. We call on
the government of West Virginia and up
on trie governors of all other states find
on all public officials for full and amide
protection In the exercie of our rights of
fixe, speech and public hmm mblane. We
have no desire to t r .-prf? upon the rights
of any one. r;nd we dernnnd protection In
the exercise of thom; rights hunded down
to us by the foundeis cf the republic. We
leconnncrid that Indignation n.a:-s met
ii.es he held throughout the entire coun
try to plve expression to the condemna
tion of the unwarranted injunction, inter
fering with the free rights of free assem
blage and free sp" ch, and we also extend
sympathy and support to the mine work
ers to the utmost extent.
We hertby call upon the national and
lnt rnatlonal nrgn mz.i lions o( labor to
s.-nd representatives to act for and hy the
direction of tlie Unit' d Mine Workers as
organizers in West Virginia, I'ennsylva
n'a and u h other states as may be nc
essary. Fully lmbu-d with the heroic
fltruKle whh h the miners are making for
pore womanhood and innocent childhood,
for decency, for manhood nnd for civiliza
tion, and with Die consciousness at the
Justice of their cause and of the respon
sibility of their actions, we call upon the
workingmen of our country to lend ad
possible assistance to our suffering, strug
pUng fellow workmen of the mines and
to unite In defi ice of our homes, our
rights, our citizenship and our country.
Oprtor' Conference nt Uttnburg.
Pittsburg,. July 2 F.ihty-xiine fal
companies whose mines are located in
tlie I'lttabui g district are represented
at the coal operators' unifoiniity meet
ing here. The operator who ship by
river and those owning mines in the
Westmoreland field w-re not present.
TU river operators heli a meeting at
the Coal Exchange and decided to take
no part tn the uniformity movement.
No attention was paid to the call by the
Westmoreland people.
Very littl has thus far been accom
plished. The old uniformity agreement,
the new clauses inserted, was reported
on by a committee. Where changes in
the conditions since lsfl warrant dif
ferent provisions committees were ap
pointed to draw up clauses that will
cover the points at tssue.
Colonel V. P. Rend .f Chicago pte
sont.'d a minority icport on the uni
formity agit-meiit. denouncing the pro
ceeduie of the meeting in severe terms
and bolting the conference.
W P. Ie Arrnltt said he wanted it
distinctly understood that the call to
adopt uniformity did not have anything
to do with the strike, as he d!d not pro
pose to arbitrate anything whlb.- und :r
flro nor admit that the operators were
cowards.
feenign I aivcnity Aiproprltlon.
llarrlsburg, July 27. Governor Has
tings has approved the tirst and sec
ond ppeA-itic appropriations, amounting
to $)), two. and dl.approved the third
and fourth spevltic approprtutlona.
amounting to $OU,ooU hi Die bill appro
priating $200,000 to thd Lehigh untver
eity at Bethlehem. Tiie Hrbt two Items
are for maintenance and general ex
penses, and the other two were for gen
eral educational purposes and special
maintenance of the plant.
New York' Oldeitt Uwyr Ix-ad.
New York, July 'is. WHilum Cookbon
Caipertter, the oldest pi acticlng law
yer la New York, died here, lie was
&-J yeuis old and bud followed hid p.o
ftsfiicm in New Sftik fur D:iy 7'J yettra.
SCALING THE MESA.
Irnf!flir 1.1M-y lleh t!t fttirv.mH tl
thn riiion 4'tlfT,
. Albuquerque, N. M., Julv ?7. Pro
fr,soi IV ill lain Ulbb-y of Piinceton uni
versity hns succeeded in ocaMnp the fa
mous "Mi'M .Kncantada" by means of
a bore lirass cannon ,
A ste"l cylinder with a soft iron shanli
and a ring In the end, to-which a cord
was nttached, was finally shot over the
mesa after several lneft.etu-U efforts,
nnd by means of this s!mt cord tli ropes
re'jnired In making t he tijcnt w er
pulled up.
I-'ift'Hm hundred fe'tif j-npr were re
quired to rrneh from on side to the
otbrr, and when it was all in readiness
a traveling Idock was attached to
the pulle , which bad pteviously been
spM'.ej o the main ropo. and pull'd P
to Uie edge of tiie overhanging ledge.
P1U ".FLr.30Ti JAUnKY,
A n'an'a weight of rot k was then placed
lit the ebnir rUced on the traveling
block, and an ex p"riment al trip was
made, which proved su n-saful,
Professor I.t'biy then took his place
In the chair nnd was t-rs"i to the top
of th nu -a. Pa (b-Ti I'earce. a tiews
MiptT mar. of this ' itv. was the only
nth"r man m the party to make the
dangerous fluent.
All that win round on the top of the
mesa which indicated that it might
bavf been Inhabited was e monument
of rock?, which looked as If it were
erected by man. With this exception
t here Were absolutely no In 'Meat ions
that It had ever been Inhabited by a
race of men.
The professor made the trip without
the slightest mishap, nnd shortly after
ward the reporter found himself sitting
on the liitle boaid -a feet below the top
of the Km hunted mesa and 3T0 feet
above the rocks, directly beneath Pro
fessor Libbey.
The. top oi the mesa was thoioughlv
Investigated, and little evidence of any
former Inhabitants was found. There
was. a monument of rocks piled up.
much after the manner of the Indian
monuments of long ago.
The top of the rook is about lfl acres
in extent and about finn fee htrrhor than
the immediate surrounding country and
fully 7u feet higher than the valley just
south of it.
It is possible that new specimens of
flora have been found, but a later ex
amination will have to be made to de
termine this.
SUMMER HOTEL BURNED.
Many Prominent People In a Fire at
Kith field Sprtugs.
TJtlca, N. Y , July 28. The Springs
House at Richneld Springs has been al
most completely destroyed by lire,
which caught In the laundry. There
were PiO guests In the house, 70 of them
from New York and Philadelphia and
1 00 employees of the hotel. Every per
son In the building, so far as known,
escaped. The flames progressed slow
ly through the various parts of the no
ted, and everybody had ample time to
get out, except the employee-, who oc
cupied quarters in the vicinity of the
laundry.
But few will leave Uichfleld on ac
count of the fire. It is probable that T.
H. Proctor, the proprietor of the hotel,
will replace the burned structure with
brick buildings. The loss is estimated
at $200,000-, insurance IWX'Q.
YONKERS' BIG BLAZE.
Half Million Dollar Worth of Prop
erty Ieatroyel.
Yonkers, N. Y., July 2. A big Are,
which for a time it waa feared mibt be
accompanied by a considerable loss of
life, broke out last evening In the
blowing room of the hat factory of
William Heed & Co. on the lower floor
of the Khethar building on Elm street.
The large gas motors exploded imme
diately after the flames first buret
forth, and thj escaping gas from the
meters hclp.-d to toed the flames. With
in a fw minutes the fire was breaking
through the windows of the tirst and
second stories. The gas carried the fire
rapidly through the section of the build
ing neurest to the spot where It started,
During the fire the battery of four
boilers In the big hat factory exploded
and hurled burning ember and bricks
In all directions, endangering the Uvea
of the firemen. It took ever throe hours
of hard work to bring the flro under
control. The losses aj e vry heavy. The
lowest estitnate is $100. 0M, and others
run up as high aa -:J,000. Roed & Co.
place their loss roughly at $ti0,t,K0. The
loHSes of Rowland 13ios., Pup's tiros, and
the Yonkers Slik company are set down
at $LO,ooo each The loss on the two
buildings totally destroyed is estimated
at IJ40.000.
The Insurance cannot be given, but
will probably cover the loss. About &00
people are thrown out Gf employment,
An Kxprrt' Opinion of Hie Tariff.
Washington. July Assistant Sec
retary Howell of the treasury depart
ment, ho Is In charge ot customs mat
ters, dld: "The new tariff bill 1b par
ticularly free from ambiguitlta which,
despite, the rnout careful efforts, art lia
ble to creep into such measures. It Is
a revenue producer, and in my opinion
will produce at least $1S5,00'J,000 during
the present fiscal year, and I look for
at least tiO.duO.WO during tha fiscal
year H.,"
MtlU Clotts Teiuporril.
Fall ltiver. Mass., July 23. At a meet
ing of the directors of the Wumpunoag
Cotton mills it was voted to clone the
mills for two weeks during August. The
fcHevcns mill shut down Saturday ntpht
for a month, and the P.lchaid Coiden
mills will begin a curtailment next
week. These factories employ about
l.bju hundJ. and It is undei stood that
they are short of a supply of cotton.
Is It Andrea's liulloobf
Kotterdam, July 28. A letter from
Captain Lehman of the Dutch steamer
Dordrecht appeurs In one of the pa
pers of this city to the effect that he
mw a curious object peanut; In the
White sea on July 17 whteh was neither
a ship n-.r a dead whale, but resembled
a bitiloou, and Cupum Lehman sub
tests that It may have b en Andjve's
Va'Ioon w hl h be se. .
1T0TS SI 'UK OF PEACE
ir - -
JAPAN'S FORMED I'PEMIEH SAVS WAR
13 IMPOSSIBLE
Ha IKM.il tint Antl'lt. Ivn fUrtlntd
Ilitniiin(lfi Relation Over Our l'rnpa.
Ittlon to Atitvx Maw!! - Finland
flnwnllun ! Inml.
Nnw Toik. July 2. Th tl-rnsd'i
Pails coi n.-sTM't'lHiu say:
If war .h"ut1 ultimately hienk out
b' twocn the I'nUeil taO'9 ati1 Jap.in, it
will he In spite of Mari)uls Ito p"non
nlly as well tin polttli ally.
The foniuT prime minister of (lie Jap
anese empire, who Is now in I'arl-.. Is a
strong lilnnrl of Ameitca. His artn.ira
tl m f ir the Unitcrl States Is nt Imsed
on mere sentiment, for he visited the
country no has thnn live times. He Is
bh thoroughly familiar with the consti
tution as he Is well aeriunlnted with Its
prominent nu-n.
In an Interview Marquis lto said
"I titlleve firmly that the Hawaiian
question will le settled without the
reiuoful i elation" hetween Jap'in and
the United State? le'lnir llslutu"d In the
l"ast. I would like you to make this
perfeetly clear, for at thla pieaent mo.
ment I am cnjoylnn a holiday. I have
absolutely no ofBelnl duties, 1 have ab
solutely no olllclal mission, I am free to
po whore I will, ten 1 v ill nnd follow
the Impulses of my own pleasure so far
as my stay In or my visit to any Kuro
pean capital is concerned
"In the llrst place. I do not think It
possible that any opposition manifest
ed In Japan to the annexation of the
Sandwich Islands hy the United States
will take any more extended form thnn
a mere protest made remember this
point- nuide in order that the Interests
of Japan in thoso Islands may not suf
fer Injuiy.
"Japan Is simply Feeklim to protect
herself an.l her subleets, anil this she
has a perfect rlirht to do; this she Is In
duty bound to do. lint that she will look
after her Interests In other than a dlfr
tiilie.i diplomatic way is absurd.
"The Japanese are hound by senti
ment and sympathy to Americans.
From the very beizimilnff of modem Ja
pan it 13 America that has Riven h-r ev
ei y mark of friendliness, encourage
ment and support. Th"re Is nut a slncle
Kuopian country that has manifested
such a strong fe-lln for Japan as has
the United States from our very birth
as a constitutional country.
"Any little feeling of Irritation there
may be felt by any one In Japan
agilnut Americans Is due not to Ha-
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MAISQUI8 1TO.
wall, but to the fact that Japanese
goods have been ho heavily taxed In
the United fitnt-es. This, however, Is
a commercial difficulty, not a political
one It Is one that exists every time
one country taxej the produce of anoth
er and thus hampers or prevents tha
development of any particular indus
try. "Except, then, from a comne-iclal
point of view, the question is of trliilng
Importance, arid opart from It nr thing
but the friendliest teelliiK exists in the
Japanese public and the Japanese gov
ernment for the United States ond the
American people.
"Now, what Interests has Japan In
the Sandwich Islands? There are some
thing like 22,uo0, 23,000, or, say, 25,000
Japanese subjects there. These, you
must remember, are not the bent class
of our people. The majority of them
are drawn from the poorest ranks in
life and are simple emigrants. In addi
tion, Japan has certain treaties of
value.
"The question then is, WW the Jap
anese be protected? Will the treaties
be kept? And, speaking both for myself
nnd voiciner, 1 think, the sentiment of
the Japanese people, no one doubts for
a moment that upon the proper repre
sentation of our case to the United
fitates those treaties will be carried out
to thp letter and that Japan will be
treated with the utmost fairness and
honesty.
"The emperor, I know, will not sup
port any bellicose policy. All my
friends In the ministry or In the con
trol of the different branches of the
irovernmtnt are of the same mind as
the emperor upon this subject, and Jap
anese public sentiment is one of strong
friendship for the United States.
"Thus the Hawallau question can
not possibly bring about a conlllct. ei
ther armed or diplomatic, with the
Americans, in spite of the J!niroc9."
A pleasant smile accompanied the
last words, as thouRh Marquis Ito ap
preciated as much as one possibly could
do all the humor of Jingoism and Jingo
policy.
"We havfi Jingoes of our own," he
Raid, and the smile became doubly sig
nificant. Kntflaml Selte l'almyra Itilaud.
New York, July 21 The Herald this
morning lias the following iom Its
Washington correspondent:
Great Hrltain has taken possession of
one of the smaller Islands of the Pa
cific ocean" claimed by the Hawaiian
joverninent.
The lEland In question is known as
Palmy! a Ubmd and is located 1.000 miles
tu the BouUiwcstward of Hawaii. Ac
cording to the Hawaiian government.
Palmyra island Is one of the dependen
cies of the Hawaiian Kroup
Othcial information of the action of
the Uritish government has been re
ceived at the stale department. The
nformalton was embodied in a dispatch
w hich reached the department yester
day from San Kruncisco.
Frealdeut Audrw of Uruwn Iteluk
Trovidence, July U. I'r. B. Henjamln
Andrews has resigned his oillce as pres
ident of Brown university, and tits pro
fessorship in that institution as well.
His resignation Is dje to objection in
the university to lus views on the frea
silver and free trade questions. lr.
Andrews would not forfeit his liberty
of speech, and his resignation followed.
To Sueoaed ArelibUhuu Jantsens.
Baltimore, July 26. It was announced
here that the names of Archbishop
Keaiie. li.shop Caiiilllus Paul Maes. p.
U., of Covington, and Wshup Thomas
H.'sllll, 1 1. i . of Natches, have been
sent to Home In older that a gt lection
may be made for a successor to the lata
A I hblshop Julissciis of rv Olicttii.,
fr
Kinnons Why Cliiiuibrrlahri Colic, t'hel
uti nnd IMiirihoYa lumpily
I. tlie Ileal.
1. Ii'-cjium it itfi'cii.ls almost iti
Kt.inf, relief in case of pain in the
fitomnh, colio nnd cholera morbus.
2. Bocimso it in thn only remedy
tliHt never fnils in the most severe
Wises of dysentery p ml. diarrhoea .
3. re.-nirt,) it U the? only remedy
that vtill furr chnmU'. di.irrhoeii.
1. Bi.vnu-ie it l.s the. only remedy
Unit, will prevent biiio.ta eul'c.
i. TJ'.'C.'tuso U is the only remedy
that will cure epidemical dysentery.
C. IJee.nuse if. is the only remedy
that can always bo depended upon
in eases of cholera infant'im.
7. JUefiiuso it is tho mest prompt
and most vi.Vablij medicine it) use for
bo-.ve! C":)-ii!;iirts.
B .!! so it products no bad re
bill is.
I'. Ijci'iiuso it is pleasant nnd pafo
to take
10. liccuuHjit has saved the lives
of more people, than any other
medic: ntt in tho v.-0;ld.
The mul 50o sizes for sale by
In rt;-giKt.s and General Merchants
in i'ikci county.
M'il;etlio must of the city bofu der
Hot the city person, young or old,
mule or female., interested in your
neighborhood and tovti. There aro
several reasons for ibis. First, it is
always best to treat peoplo well Mid
malu: lii.mds of theiji ; second, this
tivnim may iiuluco them to brin;r
(; :.eiid their friends into your
iv'iejiiierbood another summer or
pi-e-ibly to buy a farm or nr.) l
homestead and put more or less;
money into ciietdation by their im-lirim-uituifs
tip-.m it. Homo of tlieao
1'eoplo of means may lie mado so in
teres'.ed in your community that
they may help it lo build or equip n
library or ntbeiietiin, ov imiirove the
local paik or make some gift or l.c
rpiot that will add to the attractions
of life i;i your vicinity. Certainly
there is no way in which a person
of means onn do lietter with n littlo
than to remember Uis native town
in some such wny.
Por't Tobn.cno Spit an & Sraoko Tont Life Awy.
If you '.vanl, to quit tob.vjco usiuir easily
and forever, bsnuioo wclstronp, tniifrnelio,
full of new lifoand vijror, talto No-To-JJmc,
tho womler-wodier, that makes weak nien
strong. Many eain tea pounds in ten ihivs.
Over jCVXnicurod. l!uy No-To-Lac oi your
dnie'irirtl, uinier punnntoo to euro, fiki or
f 1.1)0. llooklot nnd sample mailed fife. Ad.
fciterlinc Heaioily'Jo,,Cliiui'KOC'rNevv i'ork.
dust try ft 10c box of Cascnrets the
finest liver nnd bowol regulator ever
mndo.
Pine Hill Farm Poultry Yards.
Tho iloHO Comb White Leghorn
only, (af.-f ally bred for fil'teen
years Host layers of lino white
e'.f's. r.iirs. nnd Trios for sale, nnd
batehin;; c'irs ,in season. OKJJERS
rnoMt'Ty juluod.
Oku. JS. IIuhkh,
ay ton, LN. J.
Bargins to Quick Bjyerj.
George Daumnnn offers a good
lounge, kitchen, parlor and (store
stove and gasolino ntno, a'iso three
Faii'ljanlt's seiiles, 1 large, 2 small ;
c'h; su safe ard 1, 2 bbl oil tank at
low figures to quick buyers.
EXTRA SESSION. ENDS.
Congress FaMs tho IMngley Turin Itlll
and Adjourns.
Washington, July 28. The extraordi
nary session of congress which has Just
closed waa called by President McKln
ley two days after he took the oath of
office on tlie steps of the capltol. It
met In pursuance to hlB proclamation
at noon March 15. The special mes
sage transmitted by him to both houses
on the opening day waa brief. It ex
plained the deficiencies in the revenues,
reviewed the bond Issues of the last
administration and urged congress to
promptly correct tha then existing con
dition by passing a tariff bill that would
supply ample revenues for the support
of the government and the liquidation
of the public debt. No other subject of
legislation was mentioned in the mes
sage, and the tariff bill has been the
all absorbing feature of the session. The
Republican members of tha ways and
means committee of the preceding
house had been at work throughout the
thort session which ended March 1, giv
ing hearings and preparing the bill
which was to be submitted at the ex
tra session. Thre days after the
session opened the tariff bill was
reported to the house by the ways and
means committee, and 13 days later,
March 81, It passed the house. It went
to the senate, was referred to the com
mittee on finance, and the Kepubllcan
members of that committee spent a
month and three days in its considera
tion and In preparing the amendments,
which were submitted to the senate
May 4. Its consideration waa begun in
the senate May 7, and exactly two
months later, July T, It passed the sen
ate, with 872 amendments. The bill
then went to conference, wheie, after
a 10 days' struggle, on July 17 a com
plete agreement was reached, by which
the senate receded from 118 amend
ments and the house from 511. The
others, 243 In number, were compro
mised. The conference report was
adopted by the house July III at the
conclusion of VI hours of continuous
debate. The report was taken up iu
the senate July 20 and adopted Sat
urday, July 24, by a vote of 40 tu 30.
The tarlit bill was signed by the presi
dent the same day.
LivoU Several Days With a Broken Neck.
Ualtimore, July 28. Mrs, J. D. Mallory,
whose nock was broken by b-'lng thrown
from a buggy on Sunday last, la dead.
An operation w as performed, and It wui
fjund that tlu. spinal cold was com
pletely severed. In spite of this, the
woman was conscious up to tha time
of the operation, recognizing those
aoout h-r and caim'y awaiting the ted.
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THE VO'P v A' c -s'.v ILUf.E. be mn Heel to you.
DO YOU EXPERT TI) BUiLD ? THEN SEE
A. D. BROWN & SON,
SV!f.ii3Tufacturerf find dealers in all
kind:; of Lumber,
C.r?ntrae?:rr-n3 and Builders.
Kj'i!r.;53i mads ; jrsonl attention given and work
guaranteed.
OFFICE, Lic n's Building, Milford, Pa.
U e.tvl Ik. b'vj
,&JfkJr4 yJ' J,Ji-;fc;J
. We desi.-o to employ
aa intelligent, irKlastri
ous man hi th'-s I c.liV,
The work will be per
manent and the pay fair.
For Information write us.
PITTSBU3S NOVELTY CO.
IOOO PENN AVE.,
PIYTSBURC, - PA.
Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained And ail Fat
rnt butincs conducted lot Mooeratc Fees.
OuROrriccisOpposiTC u. 3. Ftcnt cricr?
and we canst1. .ure patent m 1cm time tuau tiJtw:!
remote from Washington
bcoU model, drawing or phnfo., rii drsnp-f
ri-'n. V'e advise, if patcmai its or nut, tf-a vit
cii.tre. Our fee nt cue ti.i intent is t u ir. d.
A PampmlIY, i 1J Ol'-.ain Vjtr-nts," wit IV
roit oi &aiuc tn the V. . and turcica countnJ
sent free. Address, s
O.A.SPIOW&CO.i
OPP. PTCNT Office, WeHIHQTON, d. C.
j . NEW
Champion Washer
Vifl vtxk CUaiwr, Quicker, viA more
UK and less injury to th
clothe than any mj chine now
in tu. Over 75,000 told, all
14 J gtvtng lati&iaction.
Don't confuse this with tha Washing
Mahioca ya hav ca.
This U something aiirely new.
Can not git out of order.
PkUB WITHIN the UkACli ol bVhlVYuNU.
8ENO FOH C'RCUIAH.
Chmpioa Washing Kachip.3 Co.,
S10 Vett rerl St.. CINCINNATI. OtllD
ham' iftwmWLaSTtfi
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For all kind of job printing
f d J:" t I f .-rrsi
tr- v. tr W I O w
FOR
EVERY menber of
EVFRY family on
EVERY farm, in
EVERY village, in
r Y5;kY SLUr c . Territory
Y'.)rl ? aitiiiiuii,
n.in 'i i .'in Vp man heed.
the .'iinoii.
ti c n..-.M.
COUHTY PRESS, M,,fo.
Go to
T. R. Julius Klein
FOR
Stoves and Ranges
MordA'arc, Cutlery, Tin, Agate
Ware, Sc., &c.
Tin Roofing and Plumbing
A SPECIALTY.
Jobbing promptly attended to.
Broad sroet.oiipijsita PUK8S Office
V. a hwn sometlilnff to will that
hrir.?i poful tim.'B to all con-
rnuii in viry t)wn t introduce
ttii tVst thinv on nnrth. It is nn
ahsohitiiiH'pity whirh liourtekeii'rmuHthii0
ifd with witich thv urn not yet pupplifri.
NO Ml MHdG. KtHjntntH no lyiiiR nor dtMption:
a minister cun rnn'i'Mitioiifly tinlmrk in it. ami
viM mKftA it rnrttme. It in nlo adapted toladiea.
Zhi'Y nortrly dlwayn jnocflti,
Ao firsjn rfo.imt, Ynu P-nn urtl It at
honiH, for at wwn art it is known tit you havo
it you will hiivo nt ono a mon.y-makinR bust
n'js, Tu demand in jncnmpioff and tiuivnal.
Hit svtTufire i-riltw ary from ilt"t to WK) pr
month. It irf an articlttof ur at merit that can
ii haiiHifii 00 a lar(H or amuSi ecale with 4u0 per
i-nt. prolir.
If yon w ill snd n your ad'1nqa, vm will at
onco forward to yn, by mail, full particnlurs
and information fr' of cost, V' only Uibli-h
one Attfui iu a plao and donira to wciim rha
pn rxT aiventa nt the stut. We hoip thoaa who
wi.fi to ot Htartod.
ou must act at nnr if yn hopA to gt an
njrcncy, ah thty aro Viiiff rapidly btkon. It's a
brnnd nw thiiitc. On of our bst aKeott writes
ha hrtri cleared in nix montlm. Wh havA
and riv eirltiHivn control of territory. Write at
once. Be accurate abtxtt Mate and addreaaea.
Wriw to
Xh McCdtistand Mfg. Co., Indlont polls, Indr
CLOsTfIG OUT SALE.
00000-00000
The undersiirned intending to re-UiBfi-.'in
bvislaoss will soli for cash
bis ei.firo stock of goods find storo
f.xir.ri'3 ot t'refltly redncod prices.
Tha btock la large and freah
and will be sold at a
great reduction..
A large line cf boots and shoes
at decided bargains.
Flour, Groceries, tobacco,
Cigars, Teas. Coffees,
Spices, Notions, Sc.
AT AND BELOW COST.
Also about 2,000 foot of seasoned
lunibor.
The entire promises, situated op
pornto tho Court Homo on Centre
Square an old established business
stand to rent.
SALEaBElGINS
Saturday, June 5, 1897.
GEO. EiAUMANN, Jil.