A Few
Chainless Facts
About
Bi-King Shoes?
Cycling lm In-oiiKht.
into development mus
cles unci cords of the
feet nnd ankles before
but little used, so tbnt
lasts of now proportions
were necessiiry. New
Leathers nnd new inetli
ods for soles linve ndd
ed to the comfort of
riders.
Fleetwing
Warren
Bike Comfort
Ui-Kinst
4olf Bike
Chainless, Grip soles
00
25
25
50
. i
. i
. i
2 00
2 00
Cyco-Uolf, Pneu. soles 2 00
Alphn, Pneu. Soles... 2 50
J0HNS0N
Fitter of Feet,"
PORTJERVIS, N. Y. 5
it
Static ok Ohio City ok ) ,
Toledo. Lucas Cimnty,
Frank J. Cfif.nky mnkes oath that
he Is the senior partner of the firm
of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing busi
nes in the City ot Toledo, County
and State aforesaid, and the firm
will pay the sum of of ONE HUN
DRED DOLLARS for each nnd
every cnse of Catarhh that cannot
be cured by the use of Hall's Ca-
TARRAH Ct'RK.
FRANK J.CHENEY.
Sworn to lefore mo and subscrib
ed in my presence, the 6th day of
December, A. D. 1886.
( t a. W. (JLEASON,
) ) Notary Public.
Hall's Catarnh Cure is taken in.
ternally, and acts directly on the
blood nnd mucous surfaces of the
eystem. Send for testimonials, free.
E. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggist, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
nuilsion
OR
Pure Norwegian Cod
Liver oil with Hypo
phospites of Lime and
Soda.
.
The medicine for the
Season, at about half
the price of other
makes.
None better Try it.
C. O. ARMSTRONG,
Druggist.
Exiaca ess laiJ
. All Styles, Shades
and Prices. New
Patterns For
Soring 1899 at
fl!YMAN -:-
-:- & WELLS,
MILFORD PA.
LIVERY STABLES.
If you want a stylish sin
gle or double rig, safe
horses, good harness
. and clean, comfortable
carriages at reasona
ble prices call on
J. B. Van Tassel,
Corner Ann and Fourth street,
MILFORD PA.
Mil IMm bpu aim hmk. luu lift
To jult tobaooo uatly and fonver. b ni
tmlXo. luU of 111. Mrnaod laur, taka No lo
Una. l vnndsr-arorker, tlial n.akea weaU mm
lrou(. AU drum lata, tue or 1. Curaguaraa
Ucd Booklat an4 aamyla frea. AJilreaf
)vrilf KcwaUy p uuiuafo or Kw 01k,
WALL
L.VYTOX.
JohnThompflott and ms hnvo tin build
ing of new SrlHMil Houfit In Hrnnrhvllhv
H In to Ik diiiif by tin day, but tluit makps
nut n bit of ditTi'ivnce with John Thomp
son. He is the sanio pushing, thorough,
and coiwii'titloufl workman, whether tt hv
by contract, or by tin day. You get yuiir
money's worth every time.
"Moro foolishness to tho square mile in
Montague Muui any other given spot In tin1
State. " In that so? Hold on n little bit
Brother Ijttdwlg, I'm not bo miro ntout
that. People who build good roads are no
fools, and I fear you have not t raveled ex
teiMlvely this year In Jersey, or else you
mean bo me others than the one who bulhl
roads, run politics, ureamffles, and so ably
correspond for time or four of our best
newspapers.
H. L. Is proud of his proud roads up
therein Montague, and we don't blame
him. Thertf seems to be bo much luxily
lit ivgard to the earn of roads generally,
thathels to be congratulated on livlnu
where there Ii some, public spirited men,
and women too; may their shadows never
grow lea
J. Miulman, who hits driven a peddling
wagon In this section for Home time was
struck by a H H train at a crossing near
Swartswood on Friday He wns picked up
unconscious nnd died before lie could be
carried Into a house. The horse was kill
ed outright, and the wagon and goods
strewn along the track for some distance.
There was a frolic to put up tie pole;
around the the M K. church last Satur
day, the old oucr having become some
what dilapidated and unsafe. It would
make ft neat job to use double thick,
two Inch gaR, or water pipe, with stone
poU&, and much more durable than the
chestnut poles.
If we thought we wen under suspicion
of poisoning dogs and cats, on the nlghi
of decoration day, we would not. tell pei -pie
we did not do It because, we were in
Strondsburg that day, especially if we lmd
left there early that morning, and was in
the neighborhood of where the polsonlnc
was done that same evening. No Indeed
we would not, at least until accused, nd
then w) don't think we would lie about It
Of course It is possible that if we fell
afraid or ashamed of having girdled trtcr,
and poisoning, we might try to lay it on
to parties across the river, or some of
their friends over here, but we hard I
think we would try to cast suspicion i n
innocent parties even to save our own
skill Perhaps It is somethi lg peculiar
for us to lxi built that way, but we can't
help it, doncher know.
Mrs. Klizabeth, wife of condueter (it o
K )biuson, of (iernmntown, died on 1'V
day last, after an operation f r the remov
al of n tumor. Mrs Robinson was a wo
man of kindly disposition, and genial
tenipernment. She had relatives In the
vulley here who mourn her death,
and the many true friends she made
everywhere that tho family rerlded will
hear of her departure with regret, nnd
feel much sympathy for the bereaved hus
band and children.
Chlhirens day was observed In the
Chapel at Hevans on Sunday evening. A
crowded house greeted tho excellent pro
gram, nnd the audience were kept In a
pleasurable state of good humor and eu
jovment tho whole evening.
The closing exercises of the Tut Mr Coi
ners School tiok place this Tursday, the
original features of which, with the dis
tribution of prizes will bo described next
week .
Chester Smith exhibited ft flue map of
the U. S. and World combined, to tin-
Board of Education on Saturday. When
. lire subHorilK'd for In any one Township j
they will be sold for If.fe. Tho Hoards sur
plus being somewhat limited they did not i
feel justified In investing, as they should j
liked to have done.
The social at tho Reformed church nt
BevHiis last Friday night was fairly at
tended, and the proceeds amouu ed to
$19. Stravlerries, ice cream, and cake
were plentifully In evidence, and all were
satisfied
The camping party at Hrink Pond came
buck Mooday and report it one of tho flu
est camping nnd fishing resorts Imagin
able, They visited Hhohola Ulen on Sun
day, and bait more fun than you could
shake a stik at. Ono of tho placard up
there shocked Dan's modesty so ho hasn't
fully recovered yet. He can te' ' von all
about tt II
fiKKELEY.
Freil 1). Hollicrt fmin Iu-kawaxen put
In nil uppetireiice In (im'ley last Monday.
Miss Kstellu Cooper from Xew York
City Is visiting at "Kails Cottage" nt Sho
loln Falli.
Messrs Harry M. and William I.. Rosen
krnns, John McConnell, Lonnlu Amlcr
on, Kuss Lord, RolMTt I'lersot;, and Ab
lie Smith wheeled, to Sholiolu (.leu last
Sunday.
Say "H. I.." I guess I had letter not ! or. Tho pupils teachers.and Superin
take ntiv of those rattlers down there as I j ......I.,,,, .i,.,,,.,., ...-eat nr.iise for tlm
mil afraid that Jersey lightening would
put nil end to them.
Messrs Koust and Shutte made n Hying
trip to LncUnwaxcn last Sinidav.
Meysrs (illliert Hoscncrniise and Henry
ijuick luiule n brlej call nt Ilawley the
other day.
Prof William .Tc.hnt.on gaven slight-of-hnud
show lu the DitrliiigvUlc sclusil house
turdny welling, he win nil right.
If we don't get rain pretty soon wo will
nut bare any crops ut nil
Uncus Sam .
MONTAGUE.
So Moutugue has more foolishness to the
acre etc; than nil right. Now It Montague
or some of its residents A'ou't Lave some
f ill with some i'lke Co. parties I'll give
up.
Wui. VnuEtten and wlfo, of Chester, N.
V , visited Montague last week. Will
went and doue It got married.
Mrs-Julia Ranker of Ilniiichvllle, nnd
Irs. M Weir and daughter, of Kingham.
ou, N. Y.( w.'re guests of Miss J. Weed
last week.
Montague H. of K held n special meet
ing Saturday evening to re-cnnsliler the
engagement of teachers for t hcHrlekhou.M
sehool. The Hoard rc-ctignged Prof. ('. H.
Smith for nine mouths at H per month
hut concluded to leave It to a vote of the
p,ople If a second teacher shall be employ
el or not. The special meeting will be held
In the Clove school house on Tuesday after
noon, .Mine 2i, at 3 o clock.
The river school has not been supplied i
wit h a teacher yet. I
(leorg. did a good job taking the loose!
stones nut of the road. Won't Frank please
do likewise.
The Hiversldehas a few boarders.
Strawberries are gone before their time
Anotherhonrdlng house Is In course of
construction over herej It will he select
Hill was the happiest man In Montague
last Sunday because every hotly In Monta
gue cept hardened old signers went to
church 1 didnt ;o till night.
The long dry spell tins seriously injuied
the hay crops, and the ipu-tion arises:
what will we keep otir cattle on next whi
ter? Mrs, Katherlue SlmfTer. of MatamoraF,
and Mrs. Win. Cort right of the same place
visited here last week
.Tust wait and see If there wont be a sur
prise pretty soon; if not I'll get off the
N All, ki ;.
DI Mi MAN.
Diy wt'jttlMT lias iHWiiilril lirr.' for -i'V-'I'Iih
funni'i's win) plmiri'il (lii'lr ccirn mid
putntni'H (lix.'p tu-r IIIIW SfllillllK
A nut ht-r cottMLrc for u mimtiHT rci.til.-iw o
la iii'lnii Imtlt im tliu A. S DinKMimi plmo
ni'iir 'hi- rlvt'r whliHi inaUt's tlif third ei-n't
ed thcri'. With !,:ifi. (Jnlcka IxmikIIhk
hottsi' in'iir lv tlii'i'i'ls a full' Htutt for ft
Kinall villimt'
Mm II i (.It Miuilhcad U very sick with
iTyipi'IitS.
CVccliti Nnrt h Ims rctiinti'd tn the .lur
thui House Mitl'onl for the slttiilnct'.
Marth.-i North Is nt hoiii on u vacation
Kifiy-six ph kt'icl and a four pound rcl
as t la' result of a fishing trip i Minks
INnrl. They Men1 cannht hy KranU Down
Krrd Van tiordon and I'eter Snilth
Candidates enough have colitis at least
and if what they say of eaeli other Is tvur
they of belief floine eliaraeters need hleael
iiiK tid there should lie little enthusiasm
for anv of them
Some supervisors either misconstrue the
law reat-dintr keeping stones otT the high
way or illsreraid It entirely because on
some retails they seem tn become mini' ntim
erons dally.
Keep the hoys busy and they will keep
out of mUehief.
That s 'etns true f ir news Is scarce and
the constable and justice are taking a vr.
cation.
(i II Van A tiken has his store well sup
plied with a brand new stock and Is fur
nishing all who make cash calls. His bicy
cle repair and supply shop Is also In run
ning order.
If thedry weather continues butter will
be hiifh tliis summer as the pastures arc
ail drying tip and the cows will follow
suit
('. Who moved to Draneliville N. J. this
spring has not forgotten the PitKss and we
read his recent article with pleasure.
C.fcsAlt
DI'iLAWAHK.
The hay crop will bo nl in ist a
to-
tal failure.
Saturday evening Juno :i n meet
ing was held at tho Meadow Brook
School houso.by Kov. Slocmn which
drew the largest crowd seen nt that
place for a long time.
Tho largo now barn of collector
Urisco is nearly completed.
An old fashioned plowing frolic
waa had by K. B. BolioonoTor Hatltr
day afternoon. Tho neighbors res
ponded well nnd fourteen teams aid
ed in the work.
Th J Egypt Mills creamery started
business Tuesday Juno D, with l.'ioO
quarts of milk to begin with"
The amount of Milk has bet n
8feadily increasing each day nnd
now over 1700 quarts are being sep
arated daily. Many farmers have
notyet bouu to patronize, tho cream
ery on account of tho iuoonveniiMico
in obtaining cans.
Childrcns'day was observed at tho
Pine liidgo church Saturday after
noon. A large crowdwas drawn thith
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manlier in which tho progntiii was
rendered .
L.
TAR AC.
(Iteceived too late for last week.)
Mr. Samuel Smith was tho guest
of M. N. 11. Killani nnd family la.-t
woek.
Mrs. Walter Brown, of Scranton,
with her two children aro hiM-nding
n few days with her undo, George
Anslcy.
A number of tho jK-oplo of this
place attended the baptismal ser
vices conducted nt tho Notch last
Sunday by tho Kov. H.D. Minch, of
Ia wloy.
B. F. Killani who has been quite
toriously ill tit his home, in (ireon
R'tdgo, h is returned to his farm nnd
is to all uppoaraucej restored to his
usuu! good health.
Tim llrst linMClcsH cn rti.tijt) PVer
't'n iti tin-mi riwuts pnsseil tltrongli
tliis Ri'flioti list vvoi'k, onnuitit tn
Miirnnl from Scrnnton. It wits
tii:ikiii nxcidlotit liiim, mill we licit nl
of tin iici'iileiit.
Miss Aniiintlii Curtisi (n slill cim
ilui'tiitir tiii'idiunsi nt the White
SeliiMil lioasp, iintl Piitlcn vot-ittir to
direct- us in tlie way wo slmulil d.
('nine ye Hint.eisi, jitmr iintl needy.
It will be our own fdult if wo dn nut
benellt liy her teiudiitiffsi.
Wo mo snlTei iiiR fur want of ruin
in tliis so linn. The few liht show
ers we have hud hnvo not. been suf
ll i Mtto -attsfy the thirst of tho
inrehav'An-y'a mid our furim is com-
filii in tlint tne crops) will lie tl fail-j
lire, and fear for other crops if we tlo
n it soon rervive the jnuoti nendod
ruin.
Tho School Hoard of this town
ship met Monday for set tleinent .
Their report shows excellent lniin
iitji'tiietit fni the past term, nnd a re
tiaril for the interests of thedistriet.
We regret lotinej bo sei vices of the
retiring directors, who have for
years prnvi-il themselves to lie con
scientious and painstaking officials,
fliii new Hoard will meet. Sat
urday fir oi -uaiiizatioti and th
trans iclioii of necessary business.
Mrs. (I. X. Killani, who has bi t n
spending the lust two weeks witn
relatives iiiul friends in New York
and Troy, returned to her homo on
Sunday. We have not- heard of her
having 1 cm lost or missing connec
tions. II- r sister, Mrs. (). Down, of
White Mills, who has boon keeping
hotts ! for her during her absence,
als i returned to wr homo tho samo
dn y
e--'.' 'husband and sons com.
ing to meet b(. mid accompany her.
What is homo without a wife and
mother''
The young miss last week saw n
couple of young deer in a field.
Wishing one for ii pot, and know,
ing herself to lie fleet, of foot, she
stat led to t 'upturn one, but, as the
small boy remarked, they did not
wail long enough for her to got dose
enough. iJKKAC'I'il.
$500 00 MORE IW PRIZES.
Another Great Off r Which Is
Open
to AllBoys ani'i 3irls.
Tin' great sueeess of the first series if
prize plelnres has caused the publisher? of
I""' I"' "
the grint llj'il
leinoiinci' :ili'i
p ines wort I
iiadelphia "Sunday Press" to
other competition in which
ymniia will lie given to the
sueeesslal oys unit girts. 1 here ai-e over
luu prizes.
P'te. Til
day. .Tutu
l'liiladcl;.
1
ud any hoy or girl can coin-
mtest will lieglti next Sim
Kvciyhody should get the
."Sunday Press" ot that date.
on a Torpedo Hour.
So Injurious is life on n torpedo boat
that H v. ill's continuous service wll'
mentally :yid physically Incapacitate a
man. This assertion Is nuiile on the
authority of Lord Charles Heresford,
lint that Die strain on nay one serving
on these- crafts Is very great is shown
by the tact that to one months service
the Hrllisli naval regulations allow one
week off. Austria Is endeavoring to
mitigate thi' hardship of service on
lliese In. fits, nnd life on one liuilt for
the Austrian navy, and tried on the
Thames recently, was dcaaastrated to
lie plcasitnliT than ou those of the Kug
lisli uuvy.
lusl I.Ike Other People,
Though i tie licrmiin emperor has nu
annual Income of alioiit tlliee-iinailers
of a million sterling, the empress, who
dresses "like a good-class woman,"
Is most ei-otiomlial. The children's
clothes are r paired III the workroom,
where her own wardrobe Is ineiideil.
When Hie il .thes are outgrown they
are cut up for the smaller nieinbers
of the filially, which can very well be
done, seeing that six out of the seven
children an1 l.vs.
All Miui'li.
The elcf.hant hits more muscles in
Its trunk iiuiu any other creature pos
sesses in its whole body, the number
being, according to Olivier, not fewer
than 411.01111; while 111 the whole of his
body iiian can only boast of o'JT. This
Is why the eli pliiint's trunk is go ex
ceedingly strong, nuil at the same
time so extremely delicate hi its move
ments. Aetlvitr of Iat7 f'rorodlles.
The moment a young crocodile
breaks Its shell It Is to all Intents and
purposes as active us It is ut any time
daring Its life. It will make straight
for ti e water, even if It tie out of sight
and a good distance off, anil It will
pursue its prey with eagerness nnd
tigility lining the first hour of its
free existence.
l ulling uf IllHiindoU.
Plaiuonils are cut In three differ
ent forms-the rose, the brilliant, anil
the table, or which the second Is the
prettiest. It Is a double pyramid or
cone, of which Hie top Is cut off to
form n large plan.-, and at the bottom
directly opposite to u small plane.
lrltutierlng.
Letters of niariiie und reprisal,
which really meant the commission
ing of privately owned vessels us war
ships the old privateer, In fact Were
lirst rri-o tj -l In . VJMa. They are not
permitted no.
A Crafted l-iar.
An enterprising veterinarian of
Uristol. Ph.. 1ms successfully grafted
an artificial car on a horse. It exact
ly mutches tlie ar on the other side
it the animal' txad aud Is eiuull
iiiilcr control.
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H.kLl(
rt.j.i.t r s,u. i t .
.i l13t.'1 r-..ur did urufto.i wm
-L-5 f feV-;-l.l 'mi. bIuru. T.k. II .t
i tS i Cm. 1 ... n-,..mor t.r. ti lit v On-
-lu.-iilyour Itowei. With rascarets.
-:in.ly cutliarili'. ei-re voneiipanoo forevsr
.to. J"' HC fail.drukielsiclwaiuuiia
-- . cm. 1" !
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ji (id iilso with the lliin
tlyWaslicr Mat'liim; Co. to
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ing tho Keneli Clothes Wrinx
or and Handy Wash in r
Machine, Any ono need
ingoither will save money
ly railing on 1110 before
purchasing elsewhere. 1
also sell silverware, jewel
ery, watches, clocks nil of
which I will guarantee tone
as represented,
Jon L. Goria.AY,
Milford l'a,
BEAUTY
DURABILITY.
nro the main ji'iints in n
niDiiuineut.
White Bronze Monuments
exeel in these points mid nro THE
1JICST AT THU LEAST COST
Write for designs nnd prices
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Lackawaxen Pa
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New Era Radiators,
Two Fires In one
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riN ROOFING AND PLUMBING
A SPECIALTY.
Jobbing promptly attended to
T. R. Julius Klein
BUOAD STREET MILFORD, PA.
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time iiiul money, look i no; for wlint you
AViint. We linve tlie roods. We ciin fur
nish your house from lop to liottom with
CARPETS,
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Pants and Overcoats
known Bi;i'riv
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Woolen 'Mills. Wot l.l'H Ull.'M r tiers,
Chi.-.i-o. ill.
Milford, Pa.'
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For estimates call on or
address.
j. c. prescott
Matamoras Pa.
T. Armstrong 8 Co.
Sccessors to
BROWN & ARMSTRONG,
Dealers in
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE,
Milford, Pa.
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