PIKE COUNTY PRESS.
FRIDAY. FK1S S2:i. tool.
IIHL.IM!II-:J HVUHY FRIDAY.
OFFICE, KliOWN'B Ill'lbDlNO BROAD ST.
prnpcRM'TKiN:
One Ykah One dollar and fifty cent.
Bix Months Seventy-live rents.
STltK TI.Y IN ADVANCE.
Kntvrcil nt ttip post office ot Mllforil
l'ike County, LVniisvlviiiiiii, ns m-cnml
dim iimttor, Novi'inlxT twenty-Unit, !'.).
Advertising Rates.
Onmiinn-(olKlit lines l.ntic Insertion
E.H-'li Hiilisi'iui'iil insertion .5n
Reduced rates will Imi furnished on np
pllriulon, will be iillnwcd yonrly iidvor
isor
Legal Advertising.
Administrator's nnd Executor's
notices 8.
Auditor's notices 11,1
Divorce notices - ...... f.mt
SIlrltT's sales. Orphans' court sales,
County Treasurer's sales, County state
meat and election proclamation cliaivcii
by tile Htjilrire.'
J. II. Van Kltrn, PuuMHIIKK,
Mllfurd. Pike County, Pa
LAWLESS ACTS. -
The saloon smashing of Mrs. Na
tion and her allies are lawless nets
mill as such provoke lawlessness on
the part of others. There is no valid
reason why the proper authorities of
Kansas, and elsewhere, should n it
suppress illegal tralllc In liquor and
punish violators of the law. That
the Joint proprietors are beyond the
pale of law and without legal rights
or protection in the commission of
their misdemeanors Is no reason why
others should become alike criminals
in lawless depredations.
If the laws of Kansas cannot, lie
cause of laxity in those charged with
their execution, be enforced the citi
zens should select as ollleials men
who will do their duty or else repeal
the laws and pass others which voll
be on a level with the general moral
sentiment. Force and violence In
smashing saloons may put a tempor
ary check on the trunk1 but it will be
of no lasting benefit. 8o soon as the
fear of the hatchet is ullayed the sa
loons will open again with renewed
energy to make up for losses sus
tained. When citizens feel impelled
to resort to unlawful acts to correct
abuses which the laws should restrain,
the spirity of anarchy is unloiised and
the law of retaliation is often invok
ed. This has been the case in Kan
sas, the women have destroyed the
dive keepers and they in turn have
wrecked churches.
Speaking within the law there is
no more excuse for the one than the
other, and if this method of dealing
Witli evils should be generally resort
ed to we would soon have a reign of
terror. Enforce the laws or repeal
them.
It is understood that Representa
tive J. B. Westbrook basa bill which
he proposes to introduce, providing
that nil Ktate lauds shall be made
assessable for local taxes. Dr. Rot h
rock it is said will try to have a bill
Introduced appropriating a certain
sum to the roads to be worked out
tinder the supervision of the Forest
ry Commissioners. That die pres
' ent law exempting State lauds from
taxation is unfair and that it works
a hardship on our county is patent,
and no doubt Dr. Rothrock fully
realizes this. However, the stable
door ought to have been fastened
before the horso was stolen, and bad
there been then been the slightest
effort on the part of onr representa
tive In showing up the harshness of
th forestry law in its bearing on his
constituents, a suflieiont sense of
justice might U ve prevailed in the
legislature to have made us some
compensation. It may be difficult
now to obtain a hearing but wo hoie
Mr. Westbrook may have some mio
cess in his effort.
Ilow onr Navy stauila in Europe
may be juilgod from the following
remarks of Captain Hovgnard, of
the Royal Danish Navy, who has
juut arrived iu WuKhington : "My
govei nnii'iit has t-ent me here to
study Americutt Slii-buiJJing and
especially thip-ungitieeiiiij;. The
Amt'i ican Navy is n-cognizeil on the
lCuroaau Cunt iient, as the b s
without any exot'ption, the mo.-t
luoili't ii, anil i far as the enyino'-r.
ing is ooiHDi lu.nl, it is looked upon
as a marvel of p.-rfei.-tion. lulu
in this country I will try to in.iki'
Hi raui -lufutK to huve our caileU
to 'lirinlovy licrp. "
Thr (li-unifer rfm protesting
aijiiinst n imiuI In iiifiiiiltiri il in
the L'Kisliit'irn which places tin'
roads under control of tin? State.
Board of Agriculture, and provides
for thn nppointniinit of 11 rond en
ijiniwr in enoli county. This would
lie nil rit;ht if tlia Ktnto proposed to
pay tin? cost, but if it is to lie p:iid
by local taxation it is nil wrong.
Tim citizens of the county should
.
have the privilege of selecting their
o .vn road engineer niul of deterinin
ing tho ainouiit of tax they will pay.
They are in quite n racket nt llar
rislmig over various bills which the
dominant faction is trying to force
through. Thn ripper is tnakiiifi; con
siderable disturbance nnd a bitter
lUht is on Tver its passage. Its in
tention is to supplant onu machine
in Pittsburg by another or rather to
eniiMo these now out. to secure con
trol of tho present machinery which
is in good working condition nndop
erate it for tneir own particular
benefit.
. The project for a driving park at
Milf.ml Is being vigorously pushed,
notice is now given of application to
incorporate. Great oaks from little
acorns grow and this may be the tiny
sprout which, in time, may shelter a
Pike county agricultural fair, besides
developing record breakers on the
turf. It is a good scheme any way
and every one should aid In develop
ing nil the possible b;'ii('H('ial results
which may come out of the organiz
tion. A lot of fellows went to bed Tues
day night fooling sore in their bones,
just as if they hud a touch of grip.
In this green spot they were mostly
Republicans who took the quinine,
while the Democrats took the joyful
wash.
THb CHURCH COLUMN
Methodist Episcopal C mreta.
Rev. 0. E. ScucMer. Pastor
SUNDAY HKUV ICES.
Class Meeting 9.30
Preaching 10.30
Sunday School 11.45
Ep worth League 6.45
Preaching 7.30
WEEK DAY SERVICES.
Prayer Mooting-Wed 7.30
Class Meeting Fri 7.30
CHUIU'H NOTES
Lenteu Meditations, fur the Wed
nesday evening prayer services.
The journey to Jerusalem.
Preparation for it, Feb. 20th.
Its purpose foretold, Feb. 27th,
An aot of mercy on the way,
March 6th.
Salvntion on the way, March 13
The heavenly trust, March 2'Jth.
A token of love, March 27th.
The purpose of these meditations,
is to bring oursjlves into ttynpiitliy
with the life and death struggle of
our L, ml. If wo learn to any ad
vantage His spirit it will bring u
to it new and permanent sacrifice ol '
ourselves, our souls and bodies, to
our Lord and Saviour.
The subject for next Sabbath
morning is. Religious Awaking, and
for the evening, Moral Heroism,
Tho autumn for next Sabbath
evening is. Blessed are they, by
Teuney.
The writer in company with Ituy.
Thomas Nichols had a very pleasant
trip to Port Jervis to attend the
preachers mooting, last Monday.
Arrangements have been made
with tlirt Rhv. T. II. MarLi.iiy.iH
tor of tliH lUifurniuil cliuritli of Port I
Jervis, to kivo our young peoph
; l)eol)!l nn
address on the re'igious life of
Washington. In connection with
the address we will have a half hour
musical. The dale fixed for the en
tcrlaiiiment is March 1',', t wo weeks
from next Tuesday. A free-will of
fering will ho taken.
There will be preaching at Shoco.
pe3 next Sabbath afterno'in.
The death of Mr. Cortwriuht lias
taken from us one of the elder, and
most respected citizens. A deep
sense of honor and honesty j.n re
lation to his fellow men, and the
final yielding of himself to the call
of the Divine ; these are tho rneinor
U's that we will cherish, of him that
has e;one.
tiTARt IJHC0
, CAVCATf.
i LAsrt.
i u f i r i r 1 1 m rr
1 HAU
marks.
"COYdlCHTS.
XrJl
LLlaui tiXKjiV4 I
i Slow
i V ' - , I Growth -lii'
-A! of hair
1 " v - I
from lack. F
I of hairf
j food. The M
HAIR uu
It is starved. It keeps M
r (i m i ii rr nut r-t : I, 1
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thinner and thinner, I
bald spots appear, f
then actual h3idncss. r a
liie only pood Iiair
food
you
can
buy
is
1 1
fee d s
the roots, stops H
starvation, and the
hair grows thick and
I 1 !, I
N
lonp;. It cures dan
druff also. Keep a
bottle of it on your
dressing table.
It always restores
color to faded or gray
hair. Mind, we say
"always."
11.09 botlle. All druggists.
11 1 have found ynur Il;tlr Vifror
to ho the best remedy I havo ei r
tried for thn liiir. My hair iv:is
fnUlner out very t;)d, fo I tliouirlit
1 woiiid try a iitit'lo of It. I Ii;td
used otilv no l,ott' end my linir
sto'i'd "fa ! I ir.jf r.ut, and it iK uow
real thick and lone;."
Nam t J. Mocntcv Tt. p.,
July 28, 1b'J8. Vonkers.N. T.
Wrltt) thm Doctor.
ffe will sfnd yon li s nook on Tie
Hnlr nn'i St'it'p. Ask I'ini any qio s.
tl"n y.'ii wnii alumt vour liiiir. "11
Will iei-elTO ft pe'timl jiiish.t fl"6,
Aadrfki. 1R. J. ('. AVI.lt.
I.ont'li, M.is.
L V V
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m m' w mi.
There is a ralhrir persistent and
aiip'irenily vvi-11 founded rumor
iirotinil the Capitol that, owing to
the lai ue total of appropriations by
the Fifty-Sixth Congress, no bills
providing for public buildings will
be allowed to go through at this
session. This will naturally rause
niueh disappointment especially
among those interested in public
buildings that have been favorably
reported.
NOTICE.
Take notice tlmt tin application
will be made to the Legislature i f
Pennsylvania dining the session of
1001 to repeal an net entitled, "To
increase the compensation of the.
County Couiinif sionei s, County Audi
tors nnd jurors t'f Pike county . 11 up
proved the sevetiteel.tli day of Feb) li
my, anno doinini one thousand eight
hundred nud sixty-live, so far an
same relates to and fixes fees for
County Auditors for Pike dainty.
.T. H. WLSTBPOOK.
Pated Jan. 12, 1901.
Cavct. and Trade-Marks obtained and nil Pat-
j ent business conducted lor Moderate Fees.
Oun Omct is Oppottirr U.S. Patent omcH
poi: i we can secure pau-m iu iei uiao tuua Uwt
Jrei ote fruni Washington. ,
send inodt'l, orawmjf of photo,, itti dFpnp-i
ttnn. e advise, it patfntatilo or nt. tree ot!
charge. Our fee not due till oatrnt if secured. j
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Jcost ot uiue in tha U. S. and lorein countries j
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LMH SALK. A smell f.'irtn lo. oted neto
t. .M.'itutnoniR, kliovn tlx lleiisel oi
Ui ttli.-i j(l I pl.tee. colltJiiitillj? -Jl ;trri'
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I.oek liox C Milford. l a
'riiliSI'ASS NO I'K'K. Notice Is lletehj
" frivelt tlmt t lcpjtill on Lite premises
epii il ly I lii' lite.let simied in I lineman
A'11-.liip. KOowtl as the liiichdluoi f linn
( lininitiK. lisliitisT. Iei ryiti( or tiny ot hei
!irpfse o hntever is f(l-lii(iili'ii amler m!t
1 1 y cif the hiw. Any m isoii r persoti
di'eli. yio this notice will he dealt with
in the seerost lowrnl ttooitier.
UKOKOK 11. McCAItTY,
July 1, l'i.C. I.eHsiO.
IMtKSI'A.
I. jriven (
XOTff'K. Nr.tiee Is herein
iriven I lint ti't-Djissinmit'oii the south
ern nan ot the tract ol html know n (is I hi
William Denny. No. tel. i n Hioholn town
ship, for himtitiir, llsliin. of, any oihcr
(impose, also I rcspjissi life on Snwki'll pone
in Ihnu'iian (owiwhij). or, Ilshiutf in it i
rolbiddcll under penalty of tile law.
M. ( 1 l-.'l 1. A Mi Mil. von,
prl.Mm Attorney for owner.
'I'KKSI'ASS S(JT1CK. Notice Is herelij
J- wtvinihiit trespassing tipon the pn'(
ijeuy of the Koiest l.nke Association in
bnokiiw nxen tow tiship, l'lke county, Ta.,
for the purpose of hunting and llshinu-, or
any other purpose is strictly forbidden un
der penally ol the law.
Ai.kxaniikh Happen,
Nov. !a, lb'.ifi. I'rcnidrnt.
'pKKSf ASS NOTK'K. Notice Is hereby
1 (jiven that trespassing on the iireiuises
of the undcrsiicd, situatiHl in Duiman
townshiji. tor any purpose whatever is
st rict ly forbidden, nnd all otTi ndei s will be
promptly prosecuted. Ill A 11. CASK.
Ocl. 21. lsi,j.
NOTK'K All Imnthip. fislitnji or ik"Iht
rifsimsKtu (Tii the premises of tin under
sifjnrd, in Din-num Township, on Kny
inoiKlsLli! ami Dwnrfsklll CrcckK, is foV
li i tilt'ti uiitici penalty of the law.
(;I1An J. Hon.KAU,
Dinnmnn Twp., Hon.KAl',
May 17, 1S1W. .IoSKI'11 K IKHLRAIj.
"rKKSIASS NOTK'K. Ntitirn U lu-rcliy
1 fiiv.'n that irc-pas.-iiiK upon t h pro
I fi ly ff t!u- umlcr--iin'(l in Mil Ton! town
ship. Pike uur.ty. I'd., fur lite purpn of
htintintr, (Uhiii or any olher pinpo--(,s Is
M rict I fovliidilen iinuer penalty-of t f;e law.
MHti. S. M. tlIAKT.
No ice of
Application c Incorporation
Iti he Court, of Common I'Icmh for the
county of Pike No. :t8 Dewinbor Tt-rni,
lltno.
Notlrp is hereby piven that an tippliea
tloit will be made to the said Court, lion
Ueorjre S. Turdy, law jl'dfri' thereof, on the
Ictthdayof March, A. 1). ll.U, nt throe
o'oloek p. in. of said tbty. undt r tho "Cor-
porattoit Aetof one thousand eijrhfc hun
dred ami seventy mur, and the nupple
ntenrs there! i. hv John H. Thornt4in. .1. II
WeMbtook, (ieoie. E Horton, H. Vh Kin
ei fitin. I'tiul N. liniirnitpie and of her, for
the charter tit an intended ci'i-poratmn to
be called, "The Pike County Driving Park
and Athletic Assoeiation." the character
and object of which is to promote the In
terests of horsemen and pleasure driver;
the advancement of horsj breeding nnd
ritiMiitf aim tne encouragement of nil aui
let ie sports and provide and midntalti a
paikauil placo tlterefor with track nnd
ot her facilities fnp friendly contests of
speed In homi ruining nnd "trotting; nnd
f(tr plaviiifr Golf, iinse Hall, Tennis, nnd
other games, i.nd tiie enjoyment and exer
cise of nil indoor nnd outdoor innocent
amusements nnd nthlef.c snorts: nnd for
these porpo-cM to hnve possess and en
joy nil he rights, henellifl and privileges
conferred by 'he said Act nnd tin tmpplc-
llieill n.
The proposed i barter la now on file in
tne noihoiiotury g otiice.
HV. T. HAKKR.
Milford, Pa., Feb'y SI, 1K)1. Solicitor,
Notice 1
Notice is hereby given that nn npplica
thru will be made to the (-iovernor of the
Mate of renn-ylvnuht, or 'i nesdity, March
fin, mot. i,y Hurry 1'eters, Samuel Turn
Chnrles . Wallace, .lohn S. Schoonovei
and .lohn B Williams, under the Act of
Assembly of the Com moN wen! t h of Penn
sylvania, entitled "An Act to p.ovide f ir
the incorporation and reguIaM mi of certain
corpomt ion-," nppimvd April Syili, IS74,
aotl the supplements thereto, fur the char
ter i J ait intended cot pot at ion to be ca led
i he ll'lincre Water 'ompativ. I be chtn ai
j t-t.-F and object wheicof is t he su pply. storage
- or transpo! l.ition of wafer or wnrer power
fnr cmn nn'rctal and mannfaet nt in purpus
! e in t hcdisf.net cuicp.i-eil (if (he tinviicbip
i of Lehman, County 'of Pike and State of
Pennsylvania, nnd for these purpn-cs to
have, po-sess and enjuy all the viihts,
betiidfts and privileges of Mid Act of As
sembly nnd its supplements-.
J, It. JUJAMS,
rMilieitur.
I)ubkill, Ph., i
Feb'y 7, lwd. j mill
Vidov's Appraisements.
The lollowinjx iipioiii-eliients ai t up rt
lo willow have been wiili liie Henisier
mill will he preenii tl to the next Court lo
he hi 1I on the ihinl .Molai.iy of Murrli
lie x t ft.r eiiiMri)ij,tioo:
i'Uliile oT J uni in Xiiis, (lee'il, iippr.'iise
meiit of oersoiml estiiie M't apart lo Julia
Aiiucin X li widow.
KM;ite of l-vi Losey, ilec'il, Riir,-iise-inenl
.if real vi.luie net HU.irt to 1' linlni h
l.o.ev v tilow.
rt.iteof I.ewh; Simnirt'tibet jz, ilee'il. in
ventory ami nppniix'iitent of M-rohul e--t
ute Set tipai t lo v itlow Hosiliii Soiiiiuen.
lieix.
I .IOHV (' V K.T li KOO K JH
IKiuler's Olliec MillV.nl 1 k'..i
lH" ' " V' '" ' . ' ( gl"ler.
I r t o y is, i,.ii. j
Register's Notice.
The folhm accoitnin have hi t n flh d
wlrlj tin ltcyihicr and will . u rir.rntc l to
liu; la-xr Cuiitt. to tie held on the third
Monday of Maich next for Cuulirmaiion
and allowance:
l.iiih' ot William T)ov noy, deceased.
The account of 1 ln-maH Mor'tn, Kxecutor.
K-iaie f Sniah Hrisro, dee'd. 'I he first
ami tiaai account, oi (iio, K. li-ji tuti, Ad
mi nw ratnr.
K-iate of John A. T.ulmr, dee'd. Tbeac
oiiuot of pittite) Ij'lmr, Ailininiiratur.
K-lafe of .lolui H. Newman, dee'd. The
account of Klij.h N'.tnderm.irk , rrntee
JOHN i, Wbl HUuuK, ,1K ,
Krglhter'a oili.e, Milford. i'a. i Kitii-ier.
Administratrix Notice.
Ki.iU-of (icoife A. Hill, Deceased.
J.eitcrs of AdioinUtrnihiii c. t. a, d. 1, n,
on liie a hove oiaie have bi-i n iriaiiLt-d to
j I lie iinlciined. ali jh i Miim in leided to
l he h.-iid i uiie a 1 1 r. in-led i.) u::;-.1
' r-i lii liu; nine )i Inl.1 'lel.i .". l
j ii;. lihi.LK - HILL,
j A:mi i.-.i . .ti . is,
MiO.-iliiiH :.s. i'a.
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Fine, solid oak bed room suites,
$17.50, Par or suite, $20.C0,
Rogers, test, triple plated
knives and forks, $3.49 doz.,
All wool ingrain carpets, ASc yd.,
Tapestry brussels carpet 4Sc yd.,
Full size bed blankets 47c a pr.,
Wall paper, any kind ,2c a roll.
EVERYTHING to furnish a house about 25 per cent. less
thtn'you can buy it elsewhere.
N. Y. FURNITURE CO.,
92 Pike St.,
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money by trading witli us.
SCIiAFRAWSKY.
x5 Front Street,
Divan iiiiikintf in hII liiKiiclies
Will imi to (lit liouHB or ilntliK wiirlt
at lmine. Aililivx Mary Ll'Liwui,
oj pcoiie tyiwkill Mill, MiU'orJ, I'a.
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Lj Port Jervis.
Port Jervis, N. Y.
Di'Wilt'M liltlu eflily risers nre
(lninty little 'H1h, lint tlmv never fnil
tu cIi'hiikh tho liver, lvttinve oli.strur-
tious and iuviyuriito tlio systciu.
Business - Cards.
F. W. BEST, M. D..
IS Ball Street,
PORT JERVIS, N. Y
DISEASES OF THE EYE AMD EAR.
9 to II A. M.
Office Hours 2 to A P. M.
7 to B P. M.
WILLIAM B. KENWORTHY, M.D.
riiysiriaii nnd Snrgcon.
C'fTlee and nhienne llnrfoul street tr
home Imely pet upictl hv I)r K li 'en
ner M1I.KOH1), PA.
Dr. ven derHeyde,
DENTIST,
Hili k Hi use Cppofite Viimleiniaik l olel
Hi !! sll iet Milloid 1'a.
Ul'HI K1IOI Us; 8 to la a. in.; 1 to
p. m.
H. E.Emereon, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE in Drug Slore on Broa
Street.
J. H. VAN LTTEN,
Attorney - at- Lew,
OFFICE, Brown's Building
Mm.foiii), Pike Co., Pa.
John A. Kipp,
ATTCflNEY-AMAW,
OFFICE, opposite Court House
Mil fohi, 1'iKh Co., Pa.
AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO
LIFE. IE KM, EN LOW -MEXT
ai'd ACCIDENT
lNMJKANCE ' -
1). E. Van Ltten, Agent,
IrtiiMtiiaiis Ferry, Pa.
Washington Hotels.
RIGGS HOUSE.
The liotcl pur t'xwllcnc of tho capital,
Incut rd wiiliin niio hlnck of the hii
HiniM'iuut (tirt'rrly oppi. site the Treasuty.
Kimi tahh' in ihc city.
WILLAF.D'S HOTEL
A faimms hotflry, rinai kuhle for Ha
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pDpnlai ii Hcccittly rcnoviititi, l-opaiiiled
nnd partially iffui-iiisht'd.
NATIONAL HOTEL.
A Iniiilmark among' the hntclH of WhkIi
njiHin, p;n loiivrd in forinor yrarn by
nv-it.cii.s arul hirh t-tliriaiH. AlwayH a
pi inif lavoritc. httcntly ivniotU'lrtl and
rfiiilrrrd hi'di'i than eviT. Opp. Ha. K.
K.tli p. V AIJ'KK HI' K'i'ON, Hon. Mgr.
Thi'M- hotels nio the principal political
rviHirvoit of the capital at all times.
They are the best stopping placet nt rca
MHmblr rah"
O. O. STAPLE9. Proprietor.
O. DWITT, Manager.
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iimi wt-'ll wiili liu- fiijlnw ing jMittngi' pre
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