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PIKE COUNTY PRESS.
FRIDAY. MAHCII. 10. lOOO.
PUHLIH1IEU EVERY FRIDAY.
orricit, imows's bcildinq, broad st.
Entered t the post office of Milford,
Pike County, Pennsylvania, ns second
class mutter, November twenty-first, 18116.
Advertising Rates.
One square eight llnes),one insertion -11.00
niton Buitwqiienn mscrnou - -- -- -- tW
Reduced rten will lie furnished on ap
plication, will be allowed yearly adver
tisers. Legal Advertising.
Administrator's and Executor's
notices - -- -- -- -- - 8.00
Auditor's notices 4.00
Divorce notices - 6.0
Sheriff's sales, Orphans' court sales,
County Treasurer's sales. County state
ment and election proclamation charged
by the square.
J. H. Tan Ellen, POBUSIIEK,
Milford. Pike County, Pa
Noti ce of Election.
The Republican Primary election
will be held In the townships and
election districts of Pike county on
Saturday April 7, 1900 between the
hours of 3 o'clock and 8 p. m. The
following will be voted for :
Seven County Committeemen.
One Representative.
One Jury Commissioner.
One Delegate to the State Conven
tion. One Congressional Conferee.
One township or borough Com
mitteeman to be voted for only in
the election district in which he re
sides. The names of the candidates must
be filed with the chairman of the
county not later than March 17, and
those of County Committeemen
must be accompanied with the sum
of one dollar.
By order of the Co. Committee.
W. T. Strublb,
County Chairman.
Even the Kentucky Democrats are
growing ashamed of the Ooebel law,
and a movement is on foot in their
own ranks for its repeal.
' Coke is scarce, and in spite of the
largest output ever known, the price
has advanced. As a natual sequence
In these good times the wages of the
hands have been raised 12 per cent.,
the highest ever paid.
Senator Lodge made an ablesieech
outlining his views of this Govern
ment's duty toward the Filipinos
and highly endorsing the administra
tion, lie truly said that Mr. Mc
Kinley's "own policy and his own
acts in the East are his all-sufficient
defence both now and in history."
For the week ending March 12,
1898, Chicago made a new record,
having shipped by rail 158,232 tons
of freight. This was while the Lett
er wheat shipments were in progress.
This record was broken during the
last week In February, 1900, when
the freight shipments by rail amount
ed to 212,312 tons.
The average farm value of corn in
1894-1899 was 21.6 cents per bushel.
Last year, when the crop was 195,
600,000 bushels larger, the average
price was 30.4 cents per bushel on the
farm. During McKinley's proiei-
Ity there has been a greater demand
for this leading product of the fann
ers at much better prices.
Kot a single failure was recorded
last month among the manufacturers
of iron, cotton gxxls, or hats. There
were only five failures among all the
earthenware, brick and glass manu
factures; and in woolen and leather
manufactures they were smaller than
in any other year except one. And
still the Democrats are not happy.
It is reoorded that a farmer in Ful
ton county, Ohio, recently sold 125
head of sheep for $800, being an av
erage of t6. 40 per head. The farm
ers there say that under the Wilson
free-trade period that number of sheep
would not have brought to exceed
$125, and that the owner would have
had to look around a long while for
a purchaser at any prices.
"Free bread funds for the poor"
seem to have passed away with Cox
ey's army. It was in 1891, under a
Democratic low tariff, that the luiup
posta iu New York's streets were
decorated with uch signs and with
contribution boxes to receive the
funds. At the same time the great
New York lk-iuwrutie dailies were
collecting free clothe for the men w ho
were unemployed under free trade.
The Washington Post Inquires
Why the bulunoo of our trade with
South Anierii-an countries is so heav-
Ily ntjtilDHt us. The prlnrlp.il reason
Is lxTiuisp of llio luck if America!
shipping to carry our goods direct to
the Mouth. Most of our business in
that direction has to be conducted In
foreign vesstls and most of the goods
first go to Europe and thence to
8outh America. This naturally In
creases freight charges and delay:-delivery.
Secretary Wilson, of the Depart
ment of Agriculture, Is credited by
the Senate Committee of Manufiict
urea with much Interest and energy
In endeavoring to excise the adulter
ation of articles of food and drink
that are too frequently foisted upon
the American people. But these are
not ail American goods, the commit
tee finding "that large amounts ol
ImiKirtetl goods are sold In this coun
try, the sale of which would be pro
hibited In the country from which
they come."
There Is an old saying that "you
can't eat you cake and have It," but
the case of the loan of 125,000,000 to
Russia just made by New Yorkers
comes pretty near upsetting that
theory. The money, although loan
ed to Russia, Is to be expended in the
United States for the purchase of the
products of American labor as well
as capital will profit anew by till
cumulative prosperity which loans
the worklngmen at home. And yet
there are a few men left who will tell
you that this Is merely "fictitious
prosperity."
Industrial Ireland rejoices over ex-
exlsting conditions In Cuba. Undei
the Spanish misrule of that Island It
was Impossible for the Belfast
linen manufacturers to do any bus!
ness there owing to the preferential
tariff In favor of Spain and the extra
cost of gold for London bills of ex
change, ft r Irish goods over Spanish
currency payments. Cuban mer
chants are now buying where they
can get the best goods at most reu
sonable prices and are remittinp
promptly. A Belfast linen iner
chant attributes this "to the wise,
able, and enlightened government of
that country by the United States."
THE COMING ECLIPSE.
The Youth's Companion of Boston Mass
says:
Astronomers are busy with their prepa
rations for observing theecllpseof the sun.
which will occur on the morning of Mon
day, May 28th, and will be total along a
track varying from forty to fifty miles In
width, and extending from New Orleans to
Norfolk. From there the sbado will
cross the ocean, will traverse the Spanish
Peninsula, leap over Ihe Mediterranean to
Algiers and finally leave the earth not far
from ancient Thebes. Before reaching the
United States It will have come across
Mexico and the Oulf, Its entire path being
over seven thousand miles lu length. It Is
now more than thirty years since a total
eclipse of the sun last visited the Atlantic
coast of America in 1800; uor will the
thing occur again uutil 1(135. At any giv
en point, therefore, such events are extre
mely rare, and for this reason, If no other,
are of great Interest. Even to the non-
astronomical observer the phenomenon Is
perhaps the most Impressive that the heav
ens ever present; the moon slowly and In
exorably ereeulng over the face of the sun,
the gathering gloom, the swiftly advanc
ing shadow, the suddea darkness, followed
by the woudorf ill spectacle of the jot black
dink, set around with the solar prominence
like blazing rubies, and suriouuded by the
lovely radiance of the corona, with Us
streamers of pearly light, and then, all too
soon, the flashing out-burst of light, and
day, and the restoration of the world to
Its accustomed aspect. It is a glorious
stght,not to be missed If Its seeing Is possi
ble; ouoe seen, never to be forgotten.
To the astronomer It Is much more a
precious opportunity for them, during a
lew moments, about ninety seconds In
this case, he Is permitted to study the sur
roundings of the sun as he uever can nt
other times. All along the track observers
will be stationed with telescopes, cameras,
spectroscopes, photometers and other ap
pliances, with which they hope, porhaps to
win some new discovery concerning the
mystery whloh Involve the great star that
rules our system.
Thm SkiUTHKHH Mkhsesorr adds to the
above as follows: "There U a place In
North Carolina that within a few years
past, come Into considerable prominence
on account of the large number of North
ern people who winter there. They go there
on account of the dry, dear atmosphere.
It Is knowa as Southern Pines, N. C.
Its location li on a high sand hill that
over-looks the couutiy for many miles:
slid as this plaoe Is In the direct line of the
total eclipse, It Is one of, If not one of the
most desirable points for astronomers and
those vitblug to see the Suit's eclipse to
the giuttst advantage.
By the way, we might add I hat not only
can people see the eclipse to ndvautxga at
Southern Pines, but they can sea one of
the most handsome towns tu the South; a
plaoe built up by Northern meu and mon
ey, and known as the healthiest spot
lu America, enieciully for those suffuriug
with diseases of the throat, chest aud heart.
This plaoe was called to the alteutiun of
the public oBir.lally by the State Authori
ties of North Carolina, and the first devel
opments made under the auspices of the
Slate Agricultural Department.
Those going to Southern Pines on the
i8lb of May, will see a peach orchard of
more than fifty thousand trees lu full
bearing aud the peaches rlpeulng."
Wm. Orr, Newark, O., says, "We
never feel uafo without one minute
com.' h cure in the house. It saved
my little boys life when he had pneu
monia. We think it is the best med
icine made " It cures coughs and all
lung diseases .Pleasant to take, harm-!w-s
ami gives luiuiediute results.
mm.
A persis
tent cough Is
at f 1 r 8 t a
friend, for It
gives warn
ing of the ap
proach of a
deadly ene
my. Meed
the warning
before it is
too late, be
fore your
lungs be
come In
flamed, be
f o r e the
li
doctor says, "Consump
tion." When the danger
signal first appears, help
nature with
i
Don't delay until your
lungs are sore and your
cold settled down deep
In your chest. Kill the
enemy before the deadly
blow kills you. Cure
your cough today.
One dose brings relief.
A few doses make the
cure complete.
Tare ulrnt 2ftc. for ss ordinary cold :
BOc for tin hirder cotdi t fl.es Is aost
scooaalcal lr tiller cues.
M I consider your Cherry Prctornl
the best remedy for colds and
cotiphs snd all throat affections.
I have used It for 80 years and It
certainly beats them all."
D. It. Ll'MKET,
Dec. 20, 1898. Union, N. T.
Writ thm Doofor.
If ynn hare any complaint whatever
and deitre the bpst inpril, ul arivlci Toll
can poMllilT receive, write the doctor
freely. You will receive a prompt re
ply, without coat. Ailtlre.il
Dr. J. C. AT EH, Lowell. Wan.
-a. -a. - .
ir your fowls have Cholern ( r
Roup, use Ormige Electric Food st
oncu. For snle at T. Armstrong's.
CHURCH DIRECTORY
MILFORD.
First Piiesbttekian Cuvkch, Milford;
Sabbath services at 10.30 A. M. and 7.3(1 P.
M. Sabbath school immediately after h
mornins; service. Prayer meeting Wed
nesday at 7.80 P.M. A cordial wolcoini
will be extended to all. Those not nt
tached to other churches are especially iii
vited. Rev. Thomas Nichols, Pastor.
Church of thb Good Shkfiiekd, Mil
ford: Herviees Sunday at 10.80 A. M. anil
7 80 P. M. Sunday school at 13.00 M.
Week-day service rldny at 10 A. M. Holy
Communion Sunday at 7.45 A. M. Seats
free. AT; are welcome.
Rev. Cras. H. Carpenter, Rector
M. E. Chdhch. Sen Ices at the M K.
Church Sundays: Preaching at 10.80 a.
m. and at 7.30 p. m. Surdny school nt K
p. m. Kpworth league at 6.45 p. m.
Weekly prayer meeting on Wednesdays at
7.30 p. m. Class meeting conducted by
Win. Angle on F'ridays at 7.80 p.m. Au
earnest Invitation is extended to anyone
who may desire to worshsp with us.
Rev. W. R. Neff. Pastor.
MATAM0RAS.
Kpworth M. E. Church, Matamoras
Services every Sabbath at 10.80 a. m. and
7 p.m. Sabbath school at .80. C. K
meeting Monday evening at 7.30. CIiisf
meeting Tuesday evening at 7.80. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 7i80.
Everyone welcome.
Rev. T. Q. Spencer.
Hopb Evangelical Church, Maia
moras. Pa. Services next Sunday as follows:
Preaching at 10.80 a. m. aud 7 p. m. Sun
day school at 8 p. m. Junior C. E. before
and C. E. prayei meeting after tho even
ing service, ft.id-week prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening at 7.80. Seats
free. A cordial welcome to all. Come.
Rev J A. Wikuand, Pastor.
Secret Societies.
Milford Lone, No. 8, F. & A. M.:
Lodtre meets Wednesdays on or before
Full Moon at tht Sawkill House, Milford
Pa. N. F.mery, Jr., Secretary, Milford
John C Westbrook, W. M.. Milford. Pa.
Van Dkk Mark Loimib, No. ran. I.o.
0. F: Meets every Thursday evening at
7.30 p. m., P-rnwn's Building. 1). -H.
Hornheck, Ser y Janob MoCarty, N. G
Prudence Rkhekah Lodoe, hit, I. O
O. F. Meets overy secanul and fourth Fri
days In each month In Odd Fellows' Hall,
Brown's building Miss Katharine Klein
N.U. Miss Wllhelmlne Beck, Sen'y
I Fir
A SENSATIONAL
REVOLUTION IN
PRICES OF CLOTHING.
For the next sixty days, I
will quote Unheard of prices
in Jlcns', Boys' and Children
Clothing, that will astonish
everybody. An invitation to
the public is extended to in
8peet the largest assortment
of Clothing and Men and Boyis
Shoes ever shown in Port Jer
vis. -Pikes Will talk. Call
. and be convinced at
I. SGHAFRA
15 Front Street, Port Jervis, N. Y.
The UP-TO-DATE CLOTH I Ell,
One Cent a Word.
For l.nrh limcrtinti. No Ailvt rtlMinpiii
taken for lens tlimi ttl crulK. ( Asl.
II nnlcri. Ailurtft,
I'IKfc rillKU l'KKW,
MILFORD,
A.
IjMMt SALE. A small farm lnrnted ncti
MmmnoiaH, known as the liciisri o
Keinlmidt place, containing "1 ncro
Finely located, well walcicd. House hoc:
burn. Fruit of nil kinds, t'nrt improved
Tith' clear. For teiniM. price, etc.. midre
Lock l-ox ( Milford. Pa.
TRESPASS NO l'K K. Notice Is hercle.
given that trepas.,ing on the prvniihe:
icctipicd by tlni umli'ftduued In llnieiiwu
lowliNhip, UiHiwn as the Ituehaliall Int-u
for li li in n iff. llsliing, berrying or any oil.u
purpose v Imlev cl 1 foi'lmUu-u under :i !.
illy of ilio law. Any prison or pcis-nn
lisoU-ying this notice will lie dealt swll
in the severest lawful manner.
tiKoliuh. 11. McCAinv,
July 1, 18!)7. Lessee.
IltKSFASS NOTICE. Notice U hovel.)
given that Itvspassinu upon the south
oiu hall of the tract ot laud known an I la
W 1 11 linn Denny, Jo. SH.lii Miolioia town
ship, lor limning, fishing, or, any oiia i
purpose, also tiespassiiig on awki!l pola
iu liinizumn lowuslnp. or, lishiug In it i
lol liKMcll uuuer pvminy oi uie law .
M. Ul.fc.U.AMI Ollt-MIK,
prlMm Attorney (or owner.
'PUKSI'ASS NOT1CK. Notice Is herehv
A given that trespassing upon the pro
uerly of tlio l'orest 1.UKC Associai ion i
Lackawaxen township, Pike county, Pa..
for the purpose of hunting and lisliiiiK, oi
any other purpose is strictly forbidden un
der penally ol the law.
ALe.AAI)ll.lt nAI'I'r. s,
Nov. 23, 18(15. President.
IiRESPASS NOT1CK. Notice Is hereby
given that trespassing on the premise
of the undersigned, situated in liingmui.
township, tor any purpose whatever it
strictly forbidden, and allolTdideis will hi
promptly prosecuted. lttA 14. Cask.
Oct. U4. Ib!i5.
NOTICK All huntinR, flshiiiR or othei
tt-espassincr on the premises of the under
-ipucd, in DiiiKtnan Township, tin Hav
liiondsklll and llwarfskill Creeks, is for
biudeti under penalty of the law.
CIIAS. J. itoiLKAti,
Dinitninn Twp., N. Hou.KAt;,
May 17, lsiio. Jorkth F HolLKAt;.
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
The following accounts have been filed
with the Register and will nc procmcd f
ihe court for confirmation ni.d nlluwiiuci
on the
THIRD MONDAY OF MARCH NEXT.
Fstate Louis Ttallos dee'd account oi
Lcrniliiie l.'nlloa Administratrix.
Estate of Jacob Kleinhans dee'd nccotini
of Mary M. Kleinhans Administrlx.
Estate of (Jlydo E. Van Aukeiidec'd ac
count of Wilsim S. Van Auken.
Estate of Julia Ann Van Gordon dcc'!
account of Moses W. Van Gordon
J.C. WESTBKOOK .IR ,
Milford, Fcby. 1U. KKXJ. Register.
COURT PROCLAMATION.
State of Pennsylvania, j
County of Pike. j
.Notice Is hereby given to all person
bound by recognizance or otherwise to ap
pear, that the March term, lonO, of the sev
eral courts of Pike cnm.ty will be held al
tho court house, in the borough of Milford.
on the third monday (lllih) at 2 o'clock p
m., and will be continued one week if
necessary E. VANDEKMARK,
Milford, Mch. 1, WOO. .Sheriff.
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.
The following applications for license
have been Hied in tlio office of the Clerk of
Quarter Sessions of Pike comity and will
bo presented to the next court of Quarter
Sessions to lie held March 10, 1IKW.
llelnnare township Kandall Van Gor
llen, Francis Meicicr, Philip F. Fuliner.
iiliigmnn Anna irehauno, K. O. Jloillo
tat. SV illiam Metr..
. I-ackawaaen George A. Elston, Augusta
Kettstadt, Eiiimeit 11. Asher, Albert U.
Rowland.
Lelmiaii Martin L. lh.ch, Clara Ctter
helmer. Mlllord rtorongh Dr. John Kelly,
Ijouise J. Frieh, John C. Heck, Marie Freid
eilka Heck, Mario V. Tissot, John K.
Thornton. Frances A. Dlmmick.
Mlllonl Tap. John A. Watts
I'almyra Clara Labcs Felilei
Kholiola John H. Hetiinann, John Vogt,
Jr.. Adolph Fuller.
Mentlall Laforge Cafkey, Christiana
Mueller. Nil holas Gebhart, Floyd E. Bev-
ans, Peter Fets, D B. Allen.
J. C. WESTBKOOK.JR.,
Feby26, 1000. Clerk.
DB.DMID Irhvorite
Remedy
The one sure cure for
The Kidney's, i,ver and Blood
NSY
CARPETS
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CAR Pi-T
All-wool Carpets- at 47 cents per yard.
Lace Curtains at 29 cents per pa r.
Oil Cloth at 17 cents per yerd.
Wall Paper et 2 cents per roll.
N.-Y. FURNITURE CO.,
92 Pike St.,
Grand Clubbing Offers.
Pikk Co. Piiim, Lmlios' Woflil, Ainslee's, Mmiscy's, Cotnn)iolitnn, $1.15
" " " " " " McCltire's, 4.15
" " " "' " " ( 'nsTr.fijHilitiiii " 4.15
" " " " ' " Ij'slit! s Mnnllily, " 4.15
You innko n kcIitIioii from omwf tlie four cft'.-is, which yon sonil to
us, iMiclositicr $1 15 nnd we will hnvo tlio ftmr jiulOit Mtimis mailed to the
subscriber for imp vcar ; or cm li to sfimrnfo nddross if sn (lcsircd,
Adiltcss PIKE COUNTY I'RESS, Milford, Pn.
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bp curing pnscnts j.iLv;'.:t.r.c- .1 f.icJov, and may be assorted.
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WBKAIi i.N ,IUU li. it ii .l.an 'n url'j ol
STAR PLUG TOOACCO
wllllast Ittnicrr nnd aflTuM marc iilranure ttiitn a dime's wortb of muy
othr, brand. MA!I.": THe TESTI
Sendtaqs !o COVflSKVffA ! TOBACCO CO., St. tOUiS, Mo.
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Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
Itartl Hcially dijri-sts 1 hf? food and ;iids
Vatwre in stn-nxt himiiiff and rccoD
..'oructing the fxbuiifli-d dini'stive or
Kans 1 1 is t lie litt est d iscovcr.'d dicest
ant and tonin. Nootber preparation
can aiproacti it in eilineimy. It in
mantly relievos and Hima!ienl ly cures
Iyspcpsia, Iiidiiirsiion, I lean burn,
Pl.il un'tii'e. Sour SiotiKicli, Nausea,
fcliclc Ik'adacho.fiast ra!u'ia,(.'ran)s.and
aliotlKiriviikscf in.)M rf-ci.ili'.'i'st.ion.
Prcpired ty E C DnWit. aco., Ciilcaa".
Uui Uc rcturucil il we l.iil. Auy uiic bcuamw"
sketch and dcnptiou of auy invtriitiou will
jjroniptly tertive our uiuiuu free touccr uiutf
tue pjlcutu'tility ot auitit?. " lluwr to ObUiu a
I'altrnt " fct-ut Ufxni rei ,iiL-.t. TalculB seemtd
iluoiii'h Uft adwrit.iei. fur s-ilc ot our cxpeIle.
P.ilcuti L.tkcn otil Ihioi.-h ua receive 4fnfi,U
ttoinv, w illmut ch uye. in 1 UK I'atknt Rtco. :i,
au ilUiIrLit:tl and wl.kly ciicuUlcd Journal,
toilful ltd by M.iHut.'H'Iui t-rs ami 1 u t-toia.
focuU tor sample L--iy f MCE. AUJieaS,
VICTOR J. EVAN8 A CO.
(Patent Attorneys,)
(wars Building. WASHINGTON. P O
r.DAwn'PORT JERVIS, N. Y
and UPHOLSTERY SALE.
'I his Spring we mean to out do
ourselves.
Don't think we do not carry any
higher priced goods.
We have them just as high as you
want to go; and can save you money
ail along the line.
This sale continues only 30 days.
If ytu want to have some fun, come
in our store any Friday morning, be
tween 8 and 9. We have special sales
every Friday morning.
Port Jervis.
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