PIKE COUNTY PRESS.
FKIDAVi SK IT 21. UHHl.
PUBMHHKIJ BVEHY B'RIDAY.
OFFICIO, BROWIl'8 BUILDING BKOAD8T.
M':xi:iptiox:
One Ykak One dtillnr mid fifty eentri.
Bi.i Months Seventy-live cents.
BTIMCTI.Y IS ADVA.NCK.
Entered nt the ptt olTloe of Mllforil.
Pike Omnty, I'lmnsylviinia, ns ni'cmiil
cIhbs inntter, November twenty-flint, 1H1W.
Advertising Rates.
Onnflrnmrefolffht linns), one Insertion -$1.00
Each siitiseqiient Insertion .60
Binliieed rates will be furnished on ap
plication, will be nllowed yearly adver
Users.
Legal Advertising.
Administrator's Bnd Executor's
notices 8.110
Auditor's notices .'
Divorce notices - ...... fi.ou
Shnrlff's sides. Orphan' court snles,
County Tmwun-r'B sales, County state
ment unil election proclamation charged
by the square.
J. H. Van Btten, PUBLISHER,
Mi) lord. Pike County, Pa.
National Ticket.
For President,
WILLIAM M KINLEY,
of Ohio.
For Vice Freiiltlefitn,
TH KODOItU ROOSEVELT,
of New York.
Republican State Ticket.
For Auditor General,
E. H. HARDEN BERGH,
of Way ue County.
For ConBrrssmell-;it-I.arBe,
ROBERT H. FOEDERER,
of Philadelphia.
OALl'HHA A. GROW,
of Huniuehunna County.
For Electorn-nt-Large,
CLARENCE wolf,
FRANK II. PUHL,
A. II. ROBERTS,
DR. THEODORE L. FLOOD.
County Ticket.
For Representative,
WILLIAM ANGLE,
of Mllford.
For Jury Commissioner,
W. T. STRUBLE,
of Milford.
The Party (Democratic) Btand9
where It did in 1896 on the Money
Question Wm. J. Bryan, Zanesville
O., Sept. 4, 1900.
Farmers, don't forget that Bryvn
is for free wool.
How easy it Is for the Doinooratio
candidate to do things in his mind.
When it isall over, they can blame
it on Uncle Adl'ai Stevenson.
It may at least console Mr. Bryan
to know that, in case President Mo
Kinley is re-elected, times will be
good for four years more aud he can
add still further to his pile.
Yes, Jackson Democrats, it was
Senator Ban Tillman of South Cara
lina, who said : "We stuffed ballot
boxes, we shot them j we are not
ashamed of it."
The Domocratio managers have
already carried all of the status that
they want, but it is understood that
they will hold a few rallies in order
to keep Mr. Bryan in practice.
Senator Dolliver is right the
American soldier never did Ameri-
c in liberty any harm. .
" TTiis year Summer county, Kan
sas, will soil four million dollars'
worth of wheat at Mo Kicley prices.
Jtfo danger that it will go for Bryan
and calamity this fall.
What else may be said of him,
Richard Croker has a fine grain of
true Democratic consistency. II a
urges young men to go into politics
and then knifes young comptroller
Coler clear to the hilt.
Richard Croker has sold his Trust
stock, an I now he cannot see for
the life of him how it is that that
issue cuts fny ice.
Unjie Russell Sage has a double
W03 j money is cheap and the little
red app'.e from which ht makes his
daily luncheon has goue up one
cent.
The long and short of it seems to
be that the Atlanta Constitution is
for Mr. Bryan's election but against
any of the policies which he is pledg
ed to put in force.
Notwithstanding the efforts of
Ddvid B. Hill to the contrary Mr.
Croker ojatinaei to run the Tam
many toll gate.
Mr. Bryan asks: "Why do we
not treat the Filipinos as we treat
the Cubans?" Were he not too busy
making speeches to reply to trouble
some questions, it would be timely
to ask, "Why do not the Filipinos
treat the Americans as the Cubans
do?"
A complete line of Mens fine shoes
and Oxfords lit T. Armstrong & Co,
THE CHURCH COLUMN.
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. C. E. Sctidder. Pastor
Bl'NPAY BK.itVRKS.
CIhbs Meeting 9.30
ProncliitiR 10.30
Stitulnv School 11.45
Epworth Lengne. . . . , 6.45
Preaching 7.30
WEEK DAY REltVH'KS.
Prnypr Mootinrj Weil 7.30
Clnss Mooting Fri 7.30
ClIUHCll NOTES
Next Siililmth evening the Epworth
League service will begin at (1:45 In
stead of 7 p. in.
There will be preaching next Sab
bath afternoon attheSchocnpeesclioi 1
hotiyo. .
The subjects for next Sunday are
"The meaning of a name" and "The
problem of Temptation."
It was a very pleasant privilege
to e:;lend the greetings of our
chinch to our Presbyterian friends
last Monday evening. These occas
ions, that bring us together, help us
forget that we dilTc, and aid us in
comprehending the greater truth.
that we are one in Jesus Chi 1st.
At Ibis time we call attention to
the fact special revival services will
be held nt Hchoeopee, Union and at
our church in the order named. We
desire U) begin at Schocopee about
the middle of Octorber. then go to
Union about November 1st and from
the middle of November t - I we feel
that special efforts are no longer wise,
the wo! k will lie carried on at the
cliuich. There is nothing fi.;ed in
this plan. It is ou'y suggestive of
our purpose. We are looking for
ward to a season of great refieshing
from the presence of the Lord. We
need it, the community needs it, it
may lie had, now is the lime; let the
armor be put on; the sacrifices made;
the prayers acsend and God will give
us our lieo its desire.
The seventy-firth anniversary of
the Presbvlei inn chinch recalls the
fact that our church was established
the following year. Many intei estinn
and suggestive things in the history
of the church life of Milford were
brought out by the speakeis, last
Monday evening. Things no less im
portant have occured in the history
of our church. We look forward
with delight to our anniversary day.
BE GREATER THAN YOUR POSITION.
A distinguished theological pro
fessor once said: "If I had a son, 1
should tell him' many times a' day to
make himself as big a man on the in
side as possible."
Young men too often want to be big
men on the outside; to occupy posi
tions which tit them as a turtle's
shell fits a clam.
Never mind your position, young
man. Whatever it may be, try to
fill it. The duties which you have
to perform may seem trivial; but be
cause it is a small position is no rea
son why you should be a small man.
You may be big Inside, you know, if
you are small outside.
The young man who applies him
self to internal growth, as it were, is
hound in time to find a place where
lie will be able to use every power lie
possesses.
At any rate, better be a big man
in a small place than the opposite.
A pinch of powder in a small car
tridge can make a deal of noise and
drive a bullet a long way. What
call it do fn a Krupp gun? Burton
M. Ualch,
THE LAMP OF FAITH.
Matthew Arnold once said that the
duty and privilege of his life consist
ed in bearing foward the lamp of life
for his father So, I believe, you and
I should take this lamp of faith that
our fathers lighted, should fill it and
quicken it and make it more glowing,
and should not only press it faithful
ly to our breasts, that it may guide
our individual foet in the devious
paths of life, but we ought to come
out with it and carry it into the dark
corners of poverty and shame and
sin and human need and suffering,
so that it may become, indited, not
only a light to us, but a "light that
lighteth every one cometh unto the
world." Rev. Paul Revere
Fuothinoton.
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Large sun Siots, astronomers say,
caused the extreme heat this sum
mer, and doctors declare nearly all
the prostrations were induced by
disorders of the stomach. Good
hialth follows good digestion. Ko-
ilol dyspepsia cure digests what you
eat. If you have indigestion or dy-
syopsm it will quikly relieve and
permanently cure you.
'TT f T "T
Look In
your mirror
today. Take
a last look at
your gray
nair. It sure
ly may be;
the last if
you want
It so : you
needn'tkeep
your uray
Iialr a week longer than
you wish. There's no
guesswork about this;
It's sure every time.
l o re
ft t o r e
color to
gray hair
use
After
using It
for two
or three weeks notice how
much younger you ap
pear, ten years younger
at least.
Ayer's Hair Vigor also
cures dandrufS, prevents
falling of the hair, makes
hair grow, and is a splen
did hair dressing.
It cannot help but do
these thinns, for It's a
hair-food. When the hsir
Is well fed, It cannot help
but grow.
It makes the scalp
healthy and this cures
the disease that causes
dandruff.
$1.00 a bottle. All druggist!.
" My lmlr was cominjr out badly,
but Ayer's H:ir Vltrnr stopppd tho
fulling and luis nimlu my linlr very
thi'"k sad much, darker tluin bnfnre.
I tlilnk there 1b nothing like it for
tlK'hatr." Cuba M. I.ka,
April 25, ISOfl. Varro, I.T.
Yfrlla the Doctor.
If roil rt not nlMntn all tlm lnofltt
yon tp.lri r.i ft-,- va or 1! i Vinur,
writs Ibr, 1 .r-l.ir nheji-t it. A i.
DP.. .1. U. A ttlt, 1.0WCU, MUSI.
NOTICE !
Treasury Department. )
Office of Comptroller of the CumMi'-y. i
WASM'MiTON J). C , .Il'LY pH 0.
Whei eas by satisTacrory evidence pn -se.it
-d !u the under signed, it haa ben
iu hId to app: r that
'-lite Fitftt bIuor1 llttnk ttt Mllford"
in the towii of Milford In t!pt county f
tli;e, ami rotate 01 -ennsyivnuia, nas com
plied with all the provisions of the Statu
tes of the V ntted States, recn'ted to be
complied with before an association shall
be authorized to commence the business itf
banking: Now therefore I, Thomas P.
Kane Deputy and acting Comptroller of
the Curre ey, do hereby cert illy that 4,Tlie
V.rnt Ntttloiml Hank of .Mllford" In the
town of Mllford lit the County of Pike and
Sl'ito of Pennsylvania, is nul horied to
commence the business of Hanking tis pro
viiled in section fifty-one and'slxty-nino of
the KevUed Statutes of the Lulled States.
I u test I moii y whereof wit ness my
hand nud seal of olhce this twelfih dav ot
July UH.
T. P. KANK,
Deputy and
Act ing
Comptroller
of the
Currency.
NO. 51.rO.
Currency Hnrenu
Seal 'of the
Comptroller of the
Currency
Treasury Department.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of a writ of Levari Farina I
sued out of the Court o' Common Pleas of
Pike county, to mo directed, I will aell at
1'unlic sate on
MONDAY, OCTOIJKrt Hth A, D., 1WO,
at 3 o'clock p in., nt the Sheriff's office, in
the Borough of Mllford. In paid Co of Pike.
All those certain pieces, parcels and
tracts of land situate in the township of
Westi'all, in tho county of Pike, State of
Pennsylvania and more particnlnrly de
scribed and designates as the Kachel Sinil h
block here in conveying the entire ncres
contained In said block, also the l loek
known lis Francis Smith containing about
four hundred acies more or lem. also block
known as t.hn .John Shoe which said block
contains about four hundred acres more or
less, also one half of the block of Kachel
Shoe, being the same preinlseiiaH laid down
on the mapof the county as containing In
nil twelve hundred acres more or less
The almve lands are unimproved but
have limber und w od, and valuable atone
(i names Uierenn.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Peter W. lfro-vn and will he
ol( tiv ine for caMi,
Sheriffs Ottieo ". VANDKilA KK.
S; pt: lutfi, ha,). Sheriff.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
Kstateof
Lorn DAIJA)Z,
DecenKetY
In the Orphan Court
oi fine County.
The undersigned having been appointed
Auditor by the Orphans' com t of the coun
ty of Pike "to make distribution of the
inula in the bauds oi Jjeoiit Ine Dalloz, ad
minlstral rix, as shown by her account, and
inn' e report to the court with evidence
taken." ill attend to the duties of said
appointment and meet the part ies interest
ed in said estate on Friday the &sth day of
ScptemlkT A. 1). ltf'l) at 3 o'clock p. m. at
his ottice. Brown's building In the Borough
of Milford, Pa., when and where all part
ies interested are required to le present
and prove their claim or be forevn" debarr
ed from coining in upon said funds.
J. H- VAN KITKX,
Milford, Pa , Aug lw Auditor.
Register's Notice.
The following accounts have been Hied
witii the Register of Pike (Jointly and u ill
b ' pichciiicd to the Court for Cunlirmatiuu
Oct her lu, 1' J.
Folate of liLiijamiu Whltesell, deceased.
Account of John W. Fnizier nud Joseph
T. Smith. Fx cniors.
F.-uie of elm; let L' Heller, deceased.
Account of Cl;iiha C. Heller, Ad mix.
K.-late of Beehlcr, deceased. Fit t
and final account of A. J. Simons, Kxtcu
U;r. Kstnte of KiiznlH'ih V. Carney, deceased.
Filmland final account of J thn Carney,
Kxecuior. J. C. WESI'BHOOK. JH ,
S pt 17, lSKKh lloKUter.
Widow's Appraisement.
The following widow appraUnieut has
been 11 led with the Kcgisler and will bt?
prvseiiied to the Court lor Confirmation
October J5, p i:
Kf.t Us of John C Hissam, deceas.K. In
ventory and uppiaibcuit'iitiiiet auai t lowld-
uw, iuargary iiinhinan
J. C. WKSTliUOOK. JK ,
Sept. 17, lilJO.
It. MU-r.
Uat8 and ctiiw. Iitest Htvlos ut
T. ArniJifrotip; & ('o't.
Full btoi't of un-ns' aud bo) a' huts
ut T. AniiHtrui. Si Con,
mm
1
1
1
11
14
One Cent a Word.
For Kneh Insertion. No Adv.-rt lament
taken for lean than lfi rents. CASH
mnat seennipany rll orders. Address
I'IKI OOl'NTV I'lil-.SS,-
MI1.FOK1), FA.
FOR BALK. A small fnrm located near
Matamoras, known as the HriiKi-l or
Helnlmrdt plncc, containing 21 iicnt
Finely located, well watered. House and
burn. Kruit of all kinds. Part improved
Title clear. For terms, price, etc.. address
Lock butt G Milford. Pa.
TRESPASS NOT1CK. Notice In hvn U
(riven Unit trcfinwsitiK n tin- prciiili s
omipirri ly thn uiiiUrsinc(l in Jiiiifinwui
township, known hh Oh Uuclmnun fnrm
fur hmitniHT, (Khtntf, berrying or iny ntlim
purpose w hatever in forlmlttcn under pel.
ally of tho law. Any pel-won or perse n
(linniM'ylng this notice will Iki dealt with
in tho severest lawful manner.
Ukoi.uk H. MiiCahty,
July 1, 187. - Lessee.
T'RKSPASSNOTIf'E, Notieo Is hereby
(riven that trespassing upon the south
ern half of the tract of land known as tin
William Denny, No. W.ln Shohola town
ship, for hunting, fishing, or, any other
purpose, also trespassing- on Sawkill pontl
In IHnniun township, or, iMiintr in It h
forbidden under penalty of the law.
M. Cl.KII.AM) M I LNOli,
AprlMm . Attorney fur owner,
THKSPASS NOT1CK. Notice Is herchj
given that tresp;(s-ing upon the pro
perty of the Forest Lake Association in
Lwkawnxeu township. I'lke county, Vi..
for the purpose of hunt inp ami fishing, ui
tiny other purpose is strictly forbidden un
der penalty of the law.
ALKXAnDKII HAniFV,
Nov. 23, 1895. President.
TRESPASS NOT1CK. Notice Is herehv
X given that trespassing on tho premises
ol too undersigneti, situated in Dingman
township, for any purpose whatever is
strictly forbidden, and all offenders will lie
promptly prosecuted. Ika B. Cask.
Oct. K. 11Kj.
NOTICE All hunting, fishing or other
trespassing on the premises ttf the under
signed, In Dingman Township, on liay-
mondsktll and Dwnrtskill t;reeks, is for
blndiMi under penalty of the law.
t;i!As. j . jjoixkau,
Dingmnn Twp.f N. Boilkau,
May 17. lH;ts. JosKl'H F BoiLEAU.
TBKSPASS NOTICK. Notice Is hereby
giv.'n thiit trespnssing upin tlie pro
i;ertv of the undcrstirncd in Milfftrd town
ship. Pike county, pa., for the purpose of
huutinir, ft.-hiug or nny oth- r jnn poses i
strict ly forbidden under peunlty fif t ho law.
Al HH. S. M. CltAliT.
4MFNDMKNT TO TDK CONSTITU
i TION PBOPOSKI) TO THE CI I I
IKNS OF THIS (H).MMUNWKAl.TII
FOlt THKIll APPHOVAL OR K F.J FAC
TION BY THK OiKNFjRAIj ASSKM MLY
OF TH K COM MON VF. A LTH OK PKNX
SYLVAMA. Pl'BLISH Kl BY OHDKIl
OK THK SFCRKTAUY OK THE COM
MON WEALTH. IN PIRSlTAXCE OI'
ARTICLE XVIII OF THE CONSTITL
TION.
A JOINT KKSOLtTTION
Proposing an amendment to the' Constitu
tion of the Commonwealth.
Section 1. Beit resolved by the Senate
and House of Represent ntivcsof the Com
monwealth in Ueneral Assembly met. Thin
the following Is proposed ns amendment)
to the Constitution of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, lu accordance with the
provisions of tbeeighteeuth n-ticle thereof:
Amendment One to Article Eight, Section
One.
Add at tho end of the first paragraph ttt
said section, after the words "shall be en
titled to vote nt all elections," the worde
"subject however to such Inws rcquiiinp
and regulating the registration of electors
as the General Assembly may enact," no
that the said section shall lead as follows:
Section 1. Qualifications of Electors.
Every male citizen twenty-ono years of
nge, possessing t he following qualifications,
shall be entitled to vote at all elections,
subject however to m:-. h I.iva srequii ngand
regulating tho registration of electors as
the Oeiural Assembly may enact:
He shall have been a citizen of tho Uni
ted States at least one month.
Ho shtill have resided m the State one
year (or if, having previously been a qual
ified elector or native born citizen of the
State, he shall haw removed therefrom
and returned, within six months, immedi
ately preceding the election).
He shall h. vo resided In the election dis
trict where he fthtill offer to vote at leat
two months immediately preceding the
election.
If twenty-two years of age and upwards,
he shall have paid within two years a
State or county tax, which shall havi
been assessed at least two months and puid
at least one month before the election.
Amendment Eleven to Article Eight, Sec
tion Seveu.
Strikff out from said section the words
' but no elector shall be deprived of the
privilege of voting by reason of his name
not l eing registered, and add to said sec
tion the following words, ''but laws regu
lating and requiring tho registration of
electors mav le enacted lo apply to eiih-s
only, provided thatrnuch laws lie uniform
for cities of the same chis,'' so that the
said section shall read as follevs:
L'.otioic , Cnifonnity of rrM-tion
Laws. All laws regulating the holding of
elections by the citizens or for the regis
ti at ion of electors shall Ire uniform
throughout the State, hut laws regulating
and requiring tho registration of electors
nitty be enacted lo apuly to cities only, pro
vided that Mich laws lo uniform for cities
of t he same class.
A true copy of thu Joint Resolution.
W. W. (ill I EST,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
' 4 menpmfnt to the constitc
a 'i ion proposed to the citi
ens ok this commonwealth
for th ei it approval or rejec
TION BY THE (ihNERAL ASSEMBLY
OF TH E COM MON W'K A LTH OF PENN
SYLVANIA, PC HLISH EI) BY ORDER
OF THK SECRETARY OF THE COM
MON W E A LTH . IN PCRSCANCK OK
ARTICLE XVIII OF THE CONTlTt:
TION. A JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to t he Const it u
liou of the Common wndi h.
Section 1 Belt resolved by the Senate
and IJniiMMif Representatives of the Coin
iiioiiW'. iiltit of Penn-ylvania in General
Asm in bly nut. That the following U pro
poid us an amt'iidmi'iit ti the Cotisfiiti
t ion of the Common walt h of Pennsylvan
ia in aceordiinee with ihe provi-ioiis tif the
Ehtltteeuth fn tide thereof.
Ami-udi:ientr
Si rike out section four of article eiuht,
and iio-ert in place tin reof, at fuljowt:
Seettttii 4. All elections by the citizens
shall he by ballot r bv sie'h itlior methi'd
as limy Ite vre niUd by law: Piovidivl.
That kceiec ii voiing be pivserved.
A true col , )f thei'ninl Resolution
W". W. CRIEST.
Secretary of the Connnotiw t all li.
Notice of Application for
-Amendment of Charter.
In tlio Court of Common Pleiw fur thu
Ciiuiity of i'lkH
Ntitii-f U lu'M-hy frlvt'ii tliut an applica
tioii will l- rwulf lo tlio nl'ove court on
Moiuluy llu' fllivtnlh iljty of l)i liliir, A LV
llfou. nt Iviti o'ultH k, p. in , uinit-r th"Cor
pirni ion url of out' t hum-ami bifljt Into
ilr'l it ii it wveiuy-four," m nil Us tiUpnU'
ineniM, (or lUv itllowum-tt nml appiovul of
ch-i t ii i it bim-iHlmenlri to thu ulmricr of
"TN- lii't-tor. Clturi li-W hhU uh anil Vt-b-tr
lorn of ''I tie Clmrrh of the imh1 Slu'p
IhmoV " Mi fml, i'n.. in ict forth in cruf
ii iilo flii(l in baitl court.
Millonl, I'a., HY. T BAKKK,
fct-nt. 4, tuluitor. 1
EVERYTHING
TO FURSM A HOUSE
CUTLERY
Do you want some Knives rnd Forks. We
sell Rogers Triple Plated Knives and Forks
for $3.48.
CROCKERY
From the commonest kind of Earthen Ware
to the Finest French China.
From 14 cents per yard to $1.75 per yard.
FURNITURE
A single piece or a car-load. From a cheap
wash-stand, to a Fine Parlor suite.
PRICES LOWER THAN THE LOWEST.
IM. Y. FURNITURE CO.,
92 Pike St., Portjervis.
Grand Clubbing Offers.
1': V. . :JT i,.?W. -tv.:: , 5 1:
- .-.'wv. - Tin: , 1
x
Pikk Co. Press, Liidics' WorHl, Ainsleo's, MuiiHi-y's, Ccsinojiolitnn, $1.15
' " ' "
" " " " "
Yon make a si'loclion from one
ns, piuMosiiii; 4 15 mid wo will hiivo
suosi l ibi r tur one ycur ; or f iicli to gi-rinrnte nddrcss if so ilesiri'tl.
Aililiiw PIKK COUNTY PHKKS, Milford, Pn.
A SEN S ATI O
REVOLUTION IN
PRSOES OF CLOTHING
For the next .sixty days, I
will quote Unheard of prices
in Mens", Boy' and Childrenst
Clothing, that will astonish
everybody. An invitation to
the public is extended to in
sject the largest assortment
of Clothing and Men and Boys
Shoes ever shown in Tort Jer
vis. Prices Will talk. Call
and le convinced at
SCHAFRANSKY
15 Front Slreet, .-. Portjervis, N. Y.
The IT-T0-DATE CLOTH 1KB,
BOYS
IIrf'ii your rham-t t lit iko
inn ley alter nlieol, n.Miii7
MM l'H)l r ( lfMM-r l.fCf tlM.
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IOC, a rleur I'KOfrJT f over 7i oil r:ieli
one. ttti can ninke "i to flf'I every vt'ii
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lir. ip. loe; 14, Ml; "tit, "t.'tv: r fer .tOO.
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irft, fittMburg, I'a.
TSAOC .'. j4 OtSICNS.
Marks.' wtCopyrichts.
Thirty-one ye . vtive practice. Opinion sj to
vali'iitT and tHiu-ntalnlity. Write fur lHik ol
Instnic'l .us and references. EPSON bkOS,2J
Ir lmt, Waabinglsa. U. C-
FIVE
TWO-CENT
STAMPS
will put you next the
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