PIKE COUNTY PRESS.
FRIDAY, OCT. 12. lUOO.
rUUIilSIIflll EVRHY FIIIDAY,
OFFICE, BROWS H IUUI.D1NO BltOAl) BT.
Rl'llfW HIPTIor:
OXE YkAR One dollnr anil fifty cento.
Hut Months Seventy-five cents.
Sl'KKTIiY IN AllVANCK.
Entnrml nt the post oMloe of Mil font,
Pike County. Pennsylvania, ns feeimil
cla-ii innttur, Ncivuinber twuiit.y-flrt, lmKi.
Advertising Rates.
Onnflqnnre(elKlit lines), one Insertion -11. TO
Eiteh stibseinient insertion .50
Reducm! rut will Ixj furnlHlietl on ap
plication, will lie nlluweil yearly mlver
loon.
Legal Advertising.
Ailnilnlnrnitir's mid Executor'!
noticed
Auditor's notions 4
Divorce notices - ...... fi.fHi
KherllT'n wiles, Orplinns' couit snh-i-,
County Treasurer's sales. County jtatt
ment anil election proclamation charged
by the square.
J. II. Tun Etten, PCRMBHKH,
Mllford, Pike County, Pa.-
National Ticket.
For President,
WILLIAM M'KtNLEY,
of Ohio.
For Vice rrelilrnU,
T1IEOPOIIE UOOSEVELT,
of New York.
Republican State Ticket.
For Auditor Ornnrnl,
E. B. HAUDKNBEIUJH,
of Wayne County.
For ConyremtinMi-nt-I.nrjrn,
UOHEHT H. FOEDEIIKK,
of IMiiliiclelphtn.
UALl'BHA A. liltOW,
of HiiHiiiiehaiina County.
For KIitoin-at-lrre,
CLAUKNCE WOLF,
FRANK II. BUHL,
A. B. ItOREKTS,
DIl. THEODORE L. FLOOD.
County Ticket.
For CongrrM
BUB3ELL G. STEWART,
of Kanton.
For Representative,
WILLIAM ANGLE,
of Mllford.
For Jnry CommlMloner,
W. T. BTRUBLE,
of Milford.
A short day la bettor than a short
dollar. William McKinloy.
The difforence botween Bryanistn
and Jacksonian or JofTorsoiilnti IX?
inocracy Is the difforoiice between
politics In Its worst sense and states
manship In its historical significat ion.
Next Novemler's vote will decide
the length of the war In the Philli
pines. If for MeKinley the war will
end with honor, If for Uryan It will
be a case of hauling down the flag to
end it.
That the Democrats Instinctively
array themselves on the wrong side
of all great political questions has
long been an aphorism, but it might
be unkind to say that they display a
similar aptitude in selecting their
surroundings. Here they meet in
the Gi-and Jury room, in Deckertown
In an undertakers shop and at Mala
moras over a saloon. Hut there is an
eternal fitness about some things af
ter all.
Susquehanna county twelves near
ly five times the sum out of the an
nual amount paid by the Erie that
Pike does yet we have more miles of
railroad than she has. Send Allele
to the Legislature and let him try to
have this injustice rectified. Can't
depend on a Democratic member.
Those have always failed to make an
attempt to protect our i i'jliU or else
Bold us out at the critical moment.
We challenge contradiction of this
statement.
The Democrats try to poke fun at
the laboring man liecau.se he is asked
to vote for a full dinner pail. Just
ank these wolfeix to point to a single
measure they have ever passed for tiie
lienetit of American wage earners.
The reply, if any, w ill be in pantom
ime by some "silent statesman," like
all our niemlwrs of the legislature
liave been, who wheD asked what they
bad done or why lie did it, either
moved out of the county or maintain
ed a golden silence. If asked liefore
before election what he proKied do
ing he simply jKiintixl to the seat and
said he wanted it.
Reports from the lower counties in
dicate that Democrats are in revolt
over self inflicted candidacy of Mutch
ler, aided by Pike, and that they are
refusing supirt of the ticket. Talk
about iiiqieiiiilisni! the manner and
method of Mutchlcr's nomination
completely overrode the w ishes of
the jieople and now if be is supported
at the polls the incubus is fastened on
this district for years. Bliow that
you uphold right and fairness by vot
ing for Stewart an so rebuke the
wrong. This w ill not make you Re
publicans but it will prove that you
are men who will not wear a tag and
tarry a yoke.
THE CHURCH COLUMN.
Methodist Episcopal Ciiurch.
Itcv. 0. E Scudrler, Pastor
SUNDAY SKHVKTF.4.
Clnss Mooting 9.30
Preneliinir 10. HO
Stiminv School 11.45
Epwortli Lwigtie ; . . . . 8.45
Pronclilng 7.30
WRF.K DAY HKRVICK.
Prnyer Mooting Weil , . . 7.30
(JIiihh Mooting Fri 7.30
CHUItOI! NOTKS
Ths old pooples1 service next Bnb
bntli morning.
Remember the Autumnal service
nt night conducted by and in the in
terest or young people.
Revival services will begin at
Schocopoo school Iiouho tin Tuesday
Oofc. 23 and continue for two weeks.
Lat every unsaved person nsk this
question why nm I not a clnistinn?
WHY AliR YOU NOT A CHHIRTIAW?
Is it because you lire afraid of rid
leulo, and of what others may say
of yon?
Whosoever shall be Hslianied of
Me, and of My words, . . .of him al
S i Hi in 1 1 the Bon of Man he ashamed.
Mark 8: 38.
Is it because of the Inconsistencies
of professing Christians?
Every one of us shall give nn an
Count of him. elf to God. Itom. 14 :
12.
Is It because you are not willing
to give up nil for Christ?
What shall it profit it man if be
shnll gain tlio whole world, and lost
his own soul? Mark 8: 30.
Is it beoauso you are afraid you
will not bo nocepted?
Him that comet Ii to Mo I will In
no wise cast out. John 6 : 37.
Is H because you fear you are toe
great a sinner?
Tho blood of Jesus Christ, His
Bin, oleansutli us from all sin. 1
John 1:7
Is it bocnuso you think that yon
are doing as well as yon can, and
Uod ought to bo satisfied with that ?
"Whosoever shall keep the whob
law, and yet offend in ono point, In
is guilty of all Jas. 2 : 10.
Is it becnuso you think there is
time enough yet?
Boast not thyself of to-morrow for
thou knowest not what a day may
bring forth. Prov. 27 : 1.
The singing school began Inst
Monday night and will continue dur
ing the winter. All are welcome
who dosire to sing by note.
Six niontlu of the conference ye ir
have gouo. The time for our second
quarterly confete'ice is at band. It
is a time to look about us and see
how we stand. How much have wo
contributed to thd church thus far?
Have we met our obligations? If
not now is the time. Paying and
praying nro both necessary to run a
successful church.
A careful canvass has brought to
light the fact that ft large number
of old pooplo especially men, are
outside of the church, many of whom
never attend church and some of
whom are all but atheists To see
the bent form tottering to the grave
without hope is a sad picture, yet
one npon 'which we frequently can
look. What a oontrnst to sncU a
view is that of the calm serene face,
the restful trustful heart of the aired
saint, lu the great judgement day,
which face will we wear? Just the
oue one we wear bore. It will be
ono of glory or sbnuie, which?
In the revival work befure us let
the oue supreme object bo the de
velopomont of christian chnrocter.
If we loose sight sight of this our
work will be in danger of being su
perficial. True christian character
begins with conversion but- doas not
ind tili death. Character is the only
thing that has weight in the sight
of Uod. Then let us build character
for in so doing we build for eternity.
F -tie to Inventors.
Tho experience of C. A. Snow it
Co., in obtaining more than '20,01)0
patents for inventors lias enabled
them to helpfully answer many ques
tions relating to the protection of in
tellectual property. This they have
done in a pimmphict treating briefly
of United Slates a nil foreiiiii patents,
with cost of same, and how to pro
cure them ; trade marks, ilesinns,
caveats, infringements, derisions in
leading patent cases, etc , etc.
This pamphlet will be sent free to
anyone writing to C. A. Snow & Co.,
Washington, D. C.
A Fiendish Attack.
An attack was lately made on C.
F. Collier, of Cherokee, Iowa, that
nearly proved fatal. It cutue through
his kidneys. His back got. so lame
he could lie', stoop without great
pain, nor sit in a chair except pro
led by cushions. No remedy helped
him until be tried Electric Hitters
which effected such a wonderful
change that be write he feels like a
new man. This marvelous medicine
cures backache and kidney trouble,
purities the blood und builds up your
health. Only 50o at ail drug stores.
Drens making in all branches.
Will go to the house or do the work
ut home. Addres Mahy I.ldwiu,
opposite Sitwkill Mill, Million!, t'u.
All except
bad ones!
There arc hun
dreds of cough medi
cines which relieve
coughs, all coughs,
except bad ones!
The medicine which
has been "curing the
worst of bad coughs
for6oycarsisAyer's
Cherry Pectoral.
Here ii evidence :
" My wife was trou'ilecl with a
deep-seated cotik en her lutis for
thret years. One day 1 thought '
of how Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
saved the life of my sister after
the doctors had all given her up to
die. Ro I purchased two bottles,
and It cured niy wife completely.
It took only one bottle to cure my
sister. So you see that three bot
. ties (ono dollar each) saved two
lives. We all send you our heart
felt thanks for what yon have done
for us." J. H.liURGE, Macon, CoL,
Jan. 13, 1899.
Now, for the rst time yoo
can get a trial Lcttle of Cberry
Pectoral for 2 ccr.ts. Ask
youf drof gist.
8at Next to Grant.
Visitors to Washington will proba
bly rpmomlier nn old second hand
book denier, who on nice dnya slta In
front of his shop, on the north side
of Pennsylvania avenue, just opposite
Peace Monument. He relates ono
Btory In which he and Gen. Grant fig
ure rather prominently.
The old bookseller had received a
ticket for a theatrical performance.
He went early and took his seat In the
parquet. Soon a family, consisting of
a husband and wife and several Rrown
up daughters took tho Beats to hla
right A little later a man cume and
sat on his left next the aisle. The old
bookseller Is blind In the left eye, and
did not pay any attention to the man
on his loft. At the end of the first
act the lady on his right leaned over
and asked If the stranger were not
General Grant. Bare enough, It was,
and the lady was so informed.
"I reckon you can see a bit better
from this chair where I am slttin',"
the old gentleman remarked, "and if
you think you'd rather change with
me, I'm willing."
A second Invitation was not re
quired. "And I didn't have to change
only with the woman but with the
hul family, and I thought they'd push
me out In the aisle. But I'll bet
that to this day the woman tells of
the time when she sat next to the
President," the old bookseller adds.
Exchange.
All That Was Naceisary. -
"Were your amateur theatricals a
success T" - " - - -
"Oh, yes; every, one In them had
friends enough to -convince him that
.he was the best one of the lot" Phila
delphia Bulletin.
Notice of Application -
for Incorporation.
In the Conrt of Common''PI1a' for the
County of Pike No. lis of June Term 1' ).
NotU-o Is horrhy given thiit an iippllcn
ttnti wlil be made to Hon. txeoro H.' Pur
ity, Lhw Judiro o.f the said Court, -nt htft
ehmnlicrH, in llojofiditlc. Ph., oil rucsdtiy
thn twenty third of Ociobur. A. I).. 1 ).
nt throe oclock p. lu. under thp net of As-
Kemmy or the Uoiniiionwcnitn or miiliyi
vnolH, luu IJorporntiim Act of lHd en
titled An Act to provide for the Ineorpor
ntinu and Ketiulatlon of Certain Corpora.
tiotis," npprovi'd April 29, 1S74, und. the
Miimietnontg tlii-reto, nv-Heirry lliieuser.
.liicoll . Husch, (JeorKO . Woislirod, . George
oiirod, Jr.. Ui-rohnnl r.rhKt and ollicts,
for the charter of nirtntemled CororntWli
to be calli-d. "Porti-rs Lake ltuntiiia anil
Fishing Cluh" the 'character nmV olt.irit
wheri'of la to have n irivat cloo for hunt
ing, Kiiri olnir and llshintf for rci-roation
and pleasure, and for the nroservnl Ion of
g.Hiie and -fish, and the fiicoiirHirofncrit
Iht-reof, and for tlmsc purposi-H tt purcliiUH,
naveena lniiiniuiu or I lie use ot its mem
bt'ra, private pie k or grnumlb v-ilh bnild-
with failUniH for hiiulinir. punning
ami llblnng and Hie DreM-rvatloli of unine
and flh; and to eum-t mu-Ii liy-.tav.i, ruli B
and rt'iriitatiotiH for the povernineirt of the
tinid ehili, nod (he rlot-liou and qualiticA-
iii.ii o us im-nitM-rs as may o nrcxsarv
for tin- pro;r r:nrying out of the iitji-ctA
and purnoru-s ul the said chili, ai:d for
iIhho pin-puM'K to hao poH-is and en-
joy all the rvhtri, bctu-tiis nod pi ivili-i-u
ot Hie Kaul Ac, ol A'--'inoly ami tl k sup
plcm.-nts. H Y. T. IlAKKlt.
Mill. 'id, Pa.. .Soliiilor.
A-pt, a'tli, !!). ol:
What's Your Fac i Worih.,
8onmtimo8 n fiu tune, but never, if
ynu have a K.almw tcmiilectii'ii, a
jiiuiidiitid look, motli ,mtclien and
blotches on the skin.-all fi'iisof Liv
er Troublo. Hut Dr. Kins's Now
Life Pills civo Cbnr tit in, lioa.y
Cheeks, Uieb CotiipliXition. Only
25 cents at nil drug stores.
Do not ir('t scared if ynur heart
troubles yon. Most likely you suffer
from iiiiliuestiot). Kudul dvs)iesia
enrfl digest a what yon eat and js'ves
the worn out tnuaull perfect rest.
It Is the only preparation known
that completely digests nil classes of
foods ; that is why it cures tlio worst
cases of imlv-'ostioii anil stomach
troublo after every t bint; else 1ms
failed. It may l e taken in nil con
ditions and canuot help but to do
you good.
One Cent a Word.
For Kuril Intrt)nn. Sn A lv(-rl Imnrnt
tituoit for I mm thnn 1ft ci-nl. CASH
irtUMt n cmjirtj nil nrrlfr. ArldrrH
(1KB (MM NI V rCKNM.
Mil FOltll, A.
lOR FAT.R. A mi -nil fnrm lm-Med m-nr
r MntmitornR, known rti the Hi unci r
KHiiliimU j t luce, ron'nii'lnp' :H acres.
Finely locnieri, well wittered. HmtNe itml
Imrn. Fruit of till MihIm. I'ri Improved.
Tit le clear. Kor terms, pi Ice. rtc. mldress
Lock box O Mllford. Vi.
TKKS1ASS NOT1CW. NolleoJ heiel.
(riven t hjit tresjHtKMntr on i he premisi -ncrupird
ht thn iiiiilerslKtic'.l In iMntrnuii
township, known nn th Huehanrui furti
for hum lnp( Hshiiyr, hci ryii-jf or any nth-.
mrM.se whatever iff forbidden under pes.
ftrty of the law. Any person or person
diM'lM'vltifr thl noti"i will by dealt ftltl
In the severest lawful manner.
Ukoiuir H. McCAKTY,
July 1, 1SU7. lri'HHce.
TKKSPASS NOTlfK. Notice 1ft hereby
(riven that trespass! itirnpoii the hoi i th
em half of the tract of land known as the
William Denny, No. i'M, I n Shoholn town
ship, for hunting, IMiiuj, or, any other
purpose, mIko CrchpaHsi n on Saw kill pond
in lHi.K'tiaii town-hip. or, llshinir in it It
forbidden under itenaby of the law.
M. I KII.ANU Mll.NOIt,
.pr1Mui Attorney for owner.
T1U:SISS N()T!('K. Notice U bcreb
(riven that trehpasslti(r npon thn pro
perty of t ho Forest J.ak Association b.
bac-kav. axon township, I'ike county, Pa.,
for the purpose of hunt iti(r and llslniitf. o;
iny other purpose Is strictly forbidden un
der penalty of the law.
Alkxasdkk Hadhkn,
Nov. 22, 1895. PrcsitU-iit.
TKKSPAPS NOTICK. Notice Ir horrby
X iriven t hat tiresptwdnfr on thn premises
of the !inuerstun'l, gituatrd in lMtiuman
townsliip, fur any purpose whatever Is
Htrlctly forbidden, and all olTt nders will lc
promptly proswuteu. I HA Ii. Cahe.
NOTKK All hunting, fishing or otlu i
trespassing on the premises of the under-
slirni'il, In !lnniali Township, on Kay-
inomiskiu uuti4Mvnrtskiii (.'reeks, is lor-
hluden under penally of Ihe law.
( MAS J. llolt.KAU,
Dlngninn Tvi p., N. Hon.F.AU,
May 17. ISPS. .losKl'H K Iioii.KAti
TTKKSPASS NOTICE. Notice Is herein
I giv.'ll that trcf-piissing upon the pro
juvty of the unilciHiiriit-d in Milford town
ship. Pike county, I'a., for the purpose ol
hunting, iishtng or any. oiner puipoi-es l
strictly foi hidili'ii under penalty of t lie law.
SI lis. S. M . CliAKT.
4 MFND.MKST TO THE CONSTITU
j thin phoPu.kij i n 'i ii r. ei 1 1
lZI'.NS (!' THIS COMMON U'KAI.'I I
KOHTHKlll API'HOVALOU KK.IriC
THIN HY TI1K, GK.NKHAIi ASSRMIWA'
OKTHK COM MONWIOAI.TII OK 1'K.NN
SYIA ANIA. l'IMiLISIIKI) HY OKDKl:
OK Tlll; SKCmCTAKY OF T1IK COM
MONWKAI1TI, IN 1THSUANCK Ol
A HTICIjK XVIII OK 'i'HK CONSTITU
TION.
A JOINT RKSOlA'TION
Proposing nn amendment to the Constitu
tioll of the (Jouilnoliweallh.
Section 1. Holt resolved by tho Scnati
and House of Itepresentatives of the Com
inonwenlih in General Assembly met, Thai
the following Is proposed as aiueniluienl
to Ihe Ciuisiitutloh of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, In necordanee with the
provisions ol IheelKhloeiiihartlcle thureol
Amendment One to Artiele Right, ir-eetioi
One.
Add nt the end of the first pnrngrnph oi
said seetioii, alter the words ' shall lie en
iltled to vote at nil elections," the vvnrdh
"subject however to such laws leipiirin
and regulating the registration of i-leetori
as tho General Assembly may enact," s
that the said section shall rend as follows:
Section 1. Qualifications of ICIeeiorH
."very male citizen twenty-ono years o!
age, possessing the following tiiuillflcatlons
-hall lie entitled to vote at all elections.
-object how ever to such law s requir ngniiil
regulating the rce 1 1 a: loll o! electors nt
the (reii jral Assembly luny enact :
He shall have been n citizen of tho Unl
ted Slates nl least, one lnontli.
. Il.i shall have resided ill tho State olu
year (or If, having previously been a oual
t lied elector or native horn citizen ol tin
State, ho shall luno removed therefrom
and returned, within six lnontlis, Iminedi
ately preceding the election).
He shnll h. ve resided 111 the election dif-
t.rict where he shall olTer to vote at leat
two months immediately preceding the
oleotion.
If twenty-two years of nge and tipwnrds
he shall have paid within two years n
Suite or county tax, wlut'i shall I nv
tieen assessed at lea .t two months and paid
ut Iciust one niontn uelore-theeleetlou.
Ameudinent Kleven to Articlo Klght, Sec
tion bevon.
Strike out from said section tho words
"hut no elector shall lie deprived of the
privilege of voting by reason of his name
not icing regislei eil. anu anil lo snlu sec
Hon the following wonts, "but laws regu
luting and requiring Ihe registration oi
electors may tie eimcted to apply to Hili
only, provided that such laws be uniform
tor cities or tho same class, so that the
said section shall read nn follows:
Section 7 Uniformity of F.lertlot
Laws. All laws regiilaiiug the holding ot
elections by the cltiacus or for the regis-
ti-Hlloii of electors shall be uniform
thronu!oiit the Srate, but laws regulation
and reoulring the ie,. strailon of elector!
may be enacted to apn'y to cities only, pro
vided that such laws be uniform fur cities
of the same class.
' A true copy of tho Joint Resolution.
.. W. W. GKIKST.
Secretary of tho Commonwealth.
4 MKNDMKNT TO THK CONSTITU
'HON PHOPOSKU TO THK CI TI
ZKN'S OK THIS ('(iMMONWKAIl'il
KOKTHKIU APPROVAL OH KK.IKO
TION HYTHKOKNKHAh AS.-KM Ill.Y
ok i hkcu.mmo.wvka i.th ok pk.nn
syIjVania. pcih.isiikh hy okdkh
(IK THK r KCltK'l A H Y OK THK COM
.MONW KAII II, IN PCKSUANOK OK
AKTICL10 XVIII OK THK CONs'IT l U
TION. A JOINT h'KSOI.CTION
Proposing nn ameudinent to the Culislitu
tlun of Ihe toliioionwi-iil' b.
f-"ei-tio:i 1 He it ii-olred by the f-'eiiale
and Hoove of itepii ser.talivi s of lie- Cone
loollwen;i h of Pinii-ylvaiiia in tJeoeiH!
Aseiiilily met, That Ihe fuliowin-r I- pro
poM-li lis i li n lileml l in nt to the ( onstlltl
I ion of lie Coinnioewealt It ol Pcnii- Ivnn-l.-i
in i'cco' ihue-e it h the iirovi-ions of i le
tOfetho'cnth article iheienf.
. Am u.'iie.'iit.
Strike out si-ctii'll f-ur of article eLht.
nml in-i-rt III pl;ice ll.crei.f. as fullows:
Section 4 Alt elections hy the citizens
shall be by ballot i t hi' -ie ii other im lle il
as niity l.e ne erib.d b.v l.uv: PnvliU-il.
Tliat -I'crixv I'l vol tot.' I n p t i'r-iil.
A true ct.t f if the .'ihl Henolnli.oi.
W. I.V. UlilKsT,
Sieri iary of the Coiiiuiouwi ulth.
tanker Bouts a Uobber.
J. It. Garrison, Cashierof the hank
of Thoi nville, Olii.i, 1ml been robbed
of hi el'h by a serious hum trouble
ntttil bo tried Dr. King's New lis
covery for Consumption. Then he
wrote: "It is the best medicine 1
ever used font severe cold or a bail
ciisn of lin g trouble. J always keep
:t bottle on hand." Don't sulTer with
Coughs, t'oMf, or any Throat, Chest
or Lung tiotii le vi ben j cu can be
cured so easily. Only SCc und 11.00
Tiiid bolt'us free at all drui; stun g.
Woll I Ouoss.
Vhcn you v. Git the groat
Port Jcrvio Street Fair,
make our store vour head-
quarter
J3,
STREET FAIR, 0&i.
8, 9, SO, II, cS 12.
Fair every day in the
year at our store. Every
thing to Furnish a House.
Y. FURNITURE CO.,
92 Pike St., .-. Port Jei vis.
Grand Clubbing Offer.
t'lKKOo. Pnicss, Iiiidies' World, Ains'ee's, Munsey's, Costi opo!i(;,n ( 15
"' ' " WcClnrn's,' 4.15
" "
You mnko n selection from one
ns, enclosing if I l. and we will have
in liscri tier lor one your ; or each to si fiirnte .il; n if so desirrd.
Address 1'IKK ( Otl.Vl Y i'J.'KSS, Milford, I'a
Special clothing and boc-t and
shoo salo during Street Fair
Week. Commonem?
Monday, Oct. 8th
Our Fall stock is aii in and we
offer it st prices never before
approached inPort Jervis.
"Consequently"
Our Special Clothing and Boots and Shoe Sal
will be a hummer.
Men's Overcoats from 3.-,0 iid to .18.00
lien's Suits from 'A.7') " 18.00
Boy's Overcoats from 2.50 " 10.00
Boy '8 Suits from 2.0 " 12.00
Cliildren's Suits from 1.60 " 4.50
Children's 1'eefcrs from 1.50 44 4.50
15 Front Street, Port Jervis, N. Y.
The UP-TO-DATE CLOTH I Kit,
BOYS
Hf r' yntir rhnc In inxke
Wall I tiif r I IfHttt-v l''''iiM-H.
CiMik you LIH limit ; you Mr II Iht ui tor
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