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Harford St. - Milford, Pa.
Table
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Meats in every form.
Turkeys and chickens.
Oysters and vegetables.
Everything for an elegant
dinner at
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Harford St. Milford Pa.
LIVERY STABLES.
If you want a styiish sin
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horses, good harness
and clean, comfortable
carriages at reasona
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J. D. Van Tassel,
Corner Ann and Fourth streets
MILFORD PA.
J. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Real Estate Agent.
Houses und Lota and lot. without Houatui.
lltnlor lu nil aind. of Properly.
Life
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mid nil the Hfnte mIi! to ntpiU. lie nut
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Cuts, t'lirni., B;;riis, iinl-. Sore-.
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Oil doll: nnd linoleums at
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lite Fine
Around the County.
SM)YSH)N.
In mv 1 i-"t I ineiitiimnl tlinl Sun
uul Fiillor, of WiilpicW, hml !)i'c!i
tnkeu to a N.nv Y'liK lnspitnl fur
treat in 'lit I misunderstood mv in
furiii nit ns In w is t ik in to tiio lios
pitnl nt I'ort .1 ; vis. At 1 mt.re.pnrH
lie wis sjeltini; tilling nie ly.
A liill 1ms been iiitr.lnivd in'i
Uonnro.is for tin payment ot )' n't
si. ms monthly tout m 1 of nniii'lc . I
ns Is 111) a- (1 inn. Tilt linMioil now
nsi' l is -ivil o HUTili, nii.l tlio pen.
sioner convivi.illy iii'Oineil ivmlil
lm vo (inn e.inti lnotis spree inste id of
ono eneli tnreo niontlis ns was the
dsn nt Liyt iii the nast week.
When a pensiniier heo unes uiiMble
to oinitrol his Mipeti(o for ilrink mnl
when that pensioner neoils evmy
(1 iil.ir to on e liis home eomfortti ble
it wouM he, tin proper thiiw; fur t tie
propi -ielor of n lintel to refuse to
furnish li i in ilrink anil H"iul him
ho ne, li i t sue'i was not tlio ease
lust week.
Kickness is on the decrease, n nil
in nearly everv e iso the patients tire
i tiprovinx. () ir phys.ieians biive
had their lmmls full, nnd will wel
come n rest.
The dance at the Ivivt in holel nn
Thursday eyer.int? nlthiuish not
largely nltend.-d was n urand sue.
cess despite the severe cnlil. Every
tlnrsj passed off to the satisfaction
nf those inescnt and as dancing was
kept up ii n 1 1 1 nearly il i vliiilil, nil
had diini'iti!; in Uniir hearts content
Clood order and uood musio made it
il. asant for all,
(inorjjn Williams will remove from
the tenant house of 11. II. Everitt to
that of ll.iniel II 'Vim near the Ferry
t his spi inu.
I I.i rtmiii (.'lill'ord, of W.ilpuck, has
renled I ho Van Elteu farm near
l'littli-H corner nnd will occupy tlie
sanv Apvil 1st,
Will li'van conductor on n trolley
line i i Nt'W n li, came honin on H it
urday last to spend n weeks vacation
.villi liis parents.
Mrs. Frank Merini;, of Will puck,
is very ill nt present writing nnd
faint, hopes are had of her recovery.
Invitations nvu out for the tnar
riaurn uf Krank O veil, of Newark, to
a 1 idy of U.'llevillo, on Thursday of
this week. Mr. Owen is a on of E.
1'. O.von, of Livtou, mid is engaged
in business in Newark
Etiuene Major, executor of the es
tate of Francis Livtou deo'd will sell
.it .veiirtue on Feb'y 28 the personal
property belonging to the estate
T'he assessment upon the zinc
minen in Hardyston is not though to
bo high enough nnd on top of that I
am told that the B mrd of Assessors
ordered n W rise upon tlio valua
tion of Newton, and tnnt the order
has been ignored an I if so, why?
I understand Hint, our committee
has asked for 1.400 for roads the
coining year. Would it not bo a
good idea to take 200 dollars of that
money and expend in the purchase
of wire and put, wiro fences on the
West side of our reads to prevent
drifts unci snow bills. The town t"
find the wire and the owner of the
land the posts. Ii wonlif'be a snv
ing for the town for years to come.
LElXiKDALE.
Kveryhody und everybody's rela
tives nre drawing logs for Frank
K.van in the wilds of l'ike county.
Mr. nnd Mrs. (). K. Simons were
guc.-t.s of Burton Simons on Sunday.
(jL'orge Killam, wile nnd niece,
of l'aupac, were visiting I. K. Kell
aiii on Sunday. Ide is under the
doctors care, mid has been for the
pat two weeks, lint is better.
Mrs. .lube. Simons is visiting ut
I. K. Kelhmis.
A very little girl came to the home
of llichard Bartleson and ife some
three weeks ago. Mother and child
are doing well.
We have the sick nil around us.
The telephones lire kept on the go us
are Dr.s Ciipin und Simons. I) s'tor
Simons goes with u sleigh, on foot,
cru-v- lots, and round Hobin Hood's
barn, but he gets there just the same.
The sick ui li s vl liity on the
teleiibone lines nre P. II. Cross und
IZ?foln Mr- N"tl.a.l Grass, Karl, Olive
VourLiioawavl 'and Cora Crass and Mrs. Wilmcr
IIo.pson No. i line, bred Black,
w ile nnd child, Ira Kellam and Arth
ur Becker on No. 5 line and on No.
Ii line ure two children of Samuel Si
mons and wil"', who have had ty
phoid fever nnd do not improve very
f.ot. " I. K.
"C. C. C." on Every Tablet
Every tablet of Cascarets Candy
Cathartic bears the famous C. C. C.
Never soH ia bulk. Look for it and
accept no other. Beware of fraud.
' All druggists, loc.
See the new (lower pots and jardi
. ijier. at V. & U Mitchell.. tf
i.ii
HY.
Wooming ( trove appe irs to IhinU
tnat I have a p .or -opinion of the
Mople of Ihit tovnship. but the
contrary is true. If I had to seleel
n township in which the most
straightforward and honest men in
the county were to lie fi und to fill
I he responsible otli.'es, that, would
j lie ' 'in toivnshiuto which 1 wool. I first
! I :n o, and I know I would Hi id t hem .
My criticism was not intended to
apply farther than the lawful l ights
of the I'ark Association, and the
rights it has under its charter,
which are just as lawful as llmse
given by any other ai-t of our legis
lature. The members of the Asso
elation invested their money minor
guarantee and they hive the lnmil
right to its projection, and also the
right to try trespassers on their lands
hy its provisions. Custom may
make law. but p -ople are nol b nniil
by it in the faee of a p isiiive Mlatu'e
and my contention simply is Hint
the I'ark Association havii g a law,
no matter bow stringent, bus the
right to enforce it, and that people
knowing this should not blame
them forsodoing. Milford Borough
by reason of its incorporation, has
ordinances and other la ws which are
not possessed by any other inunici
pnlity iii the county, anil offender
are tried nnd punished hy those or
dinances. Why should any otn
violating one of your local provis.
ioiih he allowed to ho tried by nil'
other than the ordinance he has vio
lated? And if so in your case wliv
not equally so with the I'ark?
l'ike county's timber tracts tire
about all gone, the population is de
creasing and n superileial observer
might say that we h ive a dark f tit
ure, but thro is a bright side to il
Under new conditions and with bet
ter laws to protect 1 ind owners from
irresponsible trespassers, city capi
tal will come to build snnimei
homes nnd put money made else
whore in circulation here. O.i
stone quarries which extend frotn
Lehman to Westfall will nil be a
source of revenue with n rail rnir:
uu the valley nnd our agriculture
interests nlong the river will ex
pand. There aro quarries in thi
township ns g od (is any in tin
county nil they want is dovoloiie
meut. Wo have gentlemen here to'
who are fond of fishing and hunt
ing, but not of work. They throw
down fences, upset stone walls, ru
on our kinds, steal our trout, shorn
our game, nnd if wo only hud sonii
such protection ns the Park his v
oould sell rights to catch our fist
and shoot our game to city sports,
nnti who would gladly pay for tin
privilege, and thus wo could secim
some revenue to aid in paying tnxe
nnd improving our lands.
We nre right in fashion here with
the grip.
E. S. Wolf has removed his snw
mill from the Wilson place to that
of J. B. Shoemaker.
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This picluieis the trade imukof
SCOTT'S lCMUI.SION, and is on
every I mi lb; of SCOTT'S I'MUL
SION in Hie Woikl, which now
ainoiinl.'. to many millions yearly.
This "real Iiiisiucss lias grown to
such vast juopot lions,
VrsiV-Beeatise the proprietors
have always been most careful in
selecting the various ingredients
u:-e-cl in its composition, namely;
the finest Cod Liver Oil, and the
purest Hypophosphites.
Sccoh:-Because they have sc
skillfully combined the various
ingredients that the Lest possible
te:Hi!t.i are obtained Ly its use.
T.n;-Because it "h;
inaue si
chiklrei.
iu:iuv
sickl
delicate
strong ?nd healthy, given healtl
and ro.-y cheeks to so many pale,
aiuc-iiiio g'irls. and l.ealed the lungs
ani rs'ored to full health, so many
tiiou-j litis in the first fctages of
C):isu itipiiuii.
Tf vm h-" e not Ined it. fen-l for free .ample,
iU ay. ecu r l.i-le wiit .nri'Iiae v., u.
s'.orr A liottst:, chemists.
4-V-i. I siS stree;. New York,
aui ll.vj; all drugsiL.
DIN i. MAN'S
He i li.M yestresser wl O him been
ill with typhoid fever is mound
again.
A Valentino socinl for the benefit
of Hie Methodist church was held
at the home of D. II. Middaugh,
Feb. 14.
So Tar 110,000 feet of lumber ha
been sawn nn the Wilson side of tin
bonalilsoii Inn s.
Heeder Morgan who has been it
for several week is slowly improv.
log mid hopes to be well ngain by
spring. CjksaR.
IWUl'AC.
A small blizzard Arrived here las
week sweeping the snow from Some
places in our mad nnd drifting it in
others, making it impassible f
tonne- in places.
Our neighbors nre til1 complain
ing of the scnrit.y of water nnd nn
i .Mitred to still draw it from the liv
it nnd larger springs.
Adi Bono nnd Mark Edgar, ot
Soranton, spent Sunday with the
family of M. N. B. Killinni.
ii. F. K illiain was confined to the
house with the la grippe the greater
part of last week.
Mrs. CIiiih. Block is critically 111
with pneumonia. Dr. Simons is in
attendance.
Mrs. Herbert Adams is spending n
short time with her mother, Mrs
Agnsta Bennett.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C, J. Sc.hlngor called
on friends here Sundny.
Mrs. El. Bittenbonder was in the
place last week for n short time.
Wilnior Clark returned to hi
home on Saturday nfter two weeks
stay at Bangor, Mainent which plao
ins son, Ueorge, lias been serious!)
ill with typhoid fever. We are
p nsol to state that he left tb
young man on the ronu to recovery
I i spite of our tears nnd entreat
ies Tommy has left lis to go nnd seek
his fortune in the stnte of the lone
.tar, where the enctus grows, the
Texas steer doth roam, nnd the liz
ar.ls bask in the sun. We miss you
really Tommie, but our host wish.
es go with you, nnd when you retun
to the wilds of Pike you niny be sure
f a heai ly welcome. Dkfvcto.
M.VT.V MORAS.
The school house (lag wns Bonn1
what torn by the high wind Lin
eolusbirthdaybut.it is hoped wi
ho ready Feb'y 22.
The gentlemen of Epworth chnrc
purpose giving a Wnshington sun
per nt the church Feb'y 22. A vcr
elaborate spread will be served am'
each guest presented with a hand
some 'sonvernir. Come nnd brint
your fi iends.
Mrs. D. B. Allen lias returned
from Westtown.
II. Phillips and daughter, Hut tie
of Newton, were guests at the Allen
House Tuesday.
C. Bills lo'.l from the rail road
bnd 'O Tuesday nnd was quite seri
ously injured.
M. Uch has put street lamp in
front of his place of business which
is it great public Ismeflt. Then
should ba severnl more in the town
The 15 cent tea nt Mrs. A. Van
Ettens Thursday evening wns wtdl
worth attending nnd was a pleasant
id'air.
Paul Kiame and family have tak-
i a house on Division street.
James Heater, of Sornorville
lass., is visiting relatives here.
The Valentine social held Feb'y 1 i
at the home of Mrs. Frank Gunsiiul
vas a pleasant affair nnd greatly en
joyed by those present.
Miss E nma Bnlman nnd sister
Cora, are home from a visit to N.nt
York.
The J C. E. 8. of Hoe church
enjoyed a sleigh ride last Tuesday
iflernoon
The L A. S. of Epworth church
net this week nt the home of Mis
(Jr. H. Largton.
The rummage sale under the au
spices of the C. E. 8. of Epworth
church will be held March 21 and 22
Frank Blakeuy and wife, of Brook
lyn, nre guests of her parents T J
Ketclmm and wife.
Miss Flossie Niles was tendered h
pleasant surprise last Saturday aft
ernoon by a numlwr of her liftb
friends and all bad a merry time.
Now is the-time when croup and
lung troubles prove ri.pi.lly fatal
The only harmless remedy that pro.
luces immediate results is one min
ute cough cure. ' It, is very pleasant
to take and can he relied upon to
qnickly cure coughs, colds and a'
lung iiscuses. It will prevent com
iinptiou.
When the stomach is tired out it
list have a rest, but we enn't live
n bout food. Kodol dyspepsia Cure
digests what, you eat" so that you
in cut nil the good food you want
bile it is restoring the digestive
rrBin to health. It is the only prep
ut tition that digtibtsiUI kinds of food.
SPONGE CROP OF THE GULF.
Oovemmritt V Itl Tn I r Mrmnrfi in
1elnp (hf Iniltivlrv
In Ktnrliln.
Th Mmly of the Jpotiirc flrUln of
Flovidii In to bp mutrrliikm hy Hie
ffnvptnnit'nt ivith 11 view In drvHnpinff ,
an hnnnrdint imhiMry. Flnrifln i the
only pHrt of Hip I'tiitPfl St nlm pro
ducing ppongm nf n coinniprcinl value,
Kny k h Wnnhinptnn report. Thpre Are
310 vprt;')-i with more thitn 2.ixi0 men
employer! in Hip tmlustry, nnd it is
Rtimiited thnt the 1WiO-i'.M1 rrop will
2've a commerciril vnlne of $S50,00,
&ponprR nre found on the eastern nnd
went Pi n ronM. but nre more Hbun
dnnt on the western cohkU mvinjr to
the equnhle temperature nnd moder
ate oVpih of the wnter and the nb
Benoe of fiVree liurriraneR.
Die upoiifre pronnds of the (iulf of
Mexioo extend from the Florida reef
to Bt. Mnrk nnd for n distHiice of IS
ml!e from Bhore. The best npotipes
In eolor, texture nnd size nre indip
enouR to deep wnter, and at these
command the hichrst prlres in nil
markets the Rponpin vessel fre
quently work for dnyR together out of
aiht of bind. There would neem
to be no reason why a flourUbing
Industry should mfl be built up. The
poverninent. hnn lieen no Rurressful in
the vnrioiin effortR. it hnR mnde of this
ehnrnrter thnt much 19 to be enpented
of Its enntemplated work.
LEPROSY IN PHILIPPINES.
Fvllr Thirty Thon.anrl f'n.e. In thm
I. land, AFeorrllnv to Fran
el.ean Father..
An appended report to Oen. Mac-
Arthur's review of the civil nffnirs of
the Philippines for the ln.t fiscal year
gives some rather startling facts re-
gnruing the introduction and preva
lence of leprosy in the Islands. Ac
cording to the eRtimnteg of the Finn
clscnn fathers, says Mnl. (iuv b. Kdie,
the writer of the report, there are no
leas than 30,000 leper, in the archi
pelago, the major portion of these be
ing in the Vi.cnyaa. Leprosy was In
troduced in Ifi.'JH, when the emperor
of Japan sent a ship with l.'iO lepers
on board to the Philippine, hh r pres
ent to be eared for by the Catholic
priests.
thus the seed wns planted, anil as
no practical methods ever were adopt
ed to eradicate the disense or pre
vent. It. sprend it has taken firm root
A house-to-house Inspection begun
Inst January found more ttinn 100
lepers concealed in dwellings. 'These
were sent to Knn I-Rznro hospital in
Manilii, but many others escaped into
the surrounding country. A commis
sion is now engnged In the work of se
lecting n suitable islnnd or islands for
the purpose of isolating all the lepers
in the archipelago.
A Itemed? for I.eproay-.
' Ily using a lymph discovered by a
Tarls physician, it is now possible, ac
cording to reports from that city, to re
generate the red globules in the blood
of lepers. Dr. Metschinkoff, of the
Pasteur institute, is the discoverer, and
he thinks that when he has improved
the serum he may be able to rejuvenate
the organs of the human body.
Hlarh-Prleed Cherrlra.
At a dinner given by Count Boni de
Castellane in Paris recently, dwarf
cherry trees loaded with fruit wcr.
used for ornament and the cherries foi
de&rrt. The cherries, it Is said, cost
four dollars each. The trees had been
'orced in hothouses.
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Soaps, Perfuinss, Propristary Articles
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Rnrr. tlntlnrai Altllllr.
Ol'l lliirdensh l')e (Ifeiilnl to tnk
yon o g Slniriilciiih Into liiisinen. with
nil nn room hr hp nnd niy ilflugliter grt
hiirk frmn thrir lioiir tiioon.
llalllmi HoimIs - lint I thought you
ariw lie pord in llir fellow.
Old Iliirilcnsh - I d'nhrt nt flmt, but.
I'vp chnngi'il my nind. I told liim lie
couldn't linvp mv diinlitcr till he hml
at lcimt t I.IKKI In the brink. Ho got
me to put It In writing, nn'l then wrnt
out nnd Inirrotvet trip t !.((' on the
strength of heenming my non-ln-lRW.
Snrli 1iiisIih(.k nbilit.v n Hint nuctn't
be showed to go to wnste.--Tit-itits.
The Srlf-rr-orlnlinefl NoTlee.
"No." Plllil Iti nnco Ilnh, "we j( s' let
thnt young tiller from the east
alone."
"He .reins linrmless enough."
"Yes. Hut lie pais around nekin'
people to teii-li him to piny poker.
We've bein anight once or twice by
hnt nmi low-down hvpocrlsy nn' we
lon't Intend to pit keerle-n nny more."
WsKliiugton Stnr.
1'eimll.r of llelnr.
I fhmmht the entr rnrtee too ffrent
Avfi o I i i'ir h t-iin It,
A l""l rui-li' (1 in 't ii phw me welt
A ti e he it whs who won it.
Chlcnrro Tlrnrs-lli rnld.
A Victim of Hml t.n.
"What are yon lining?" Mud the clerk
in the hotel. "Do i'" wish to stille
yourself and die on our hands?"
"What's I he matter vuth your
"You've none and blown out the
gas."
"Nothing of the kind. I'm entil led to
the use of t his gas, nin't I ?"
"Yes."
"Well, I can't get any satisfaction hy
lighting it. The only way 1 can get
my money's worth is to sit here nnd
smell it." N. Y. World.
Woikmg Osrtims.
Eight hour laws are ignored by
'hose tireless, little workers I)r.
ing's New Life Pills. Millions nre
dwavs nt work, niirlit and day, cur
inr Indigestion, Biliousness, Consti
n t ion. Sick Headache nnd (ill Stom.
nil. Liver and Bowel troubles. Easy
leasaiit, safe, sure. Only 2."c nt all
'rug stores.
Vfnw Are Yonr Klnneya t
T)r Hnhl.v Si-ftrii'iii Pill. r-nrp nil klnney inn. Sam
ple fren. Ailil. Klerleiw Heiot'.ly Cu.. ClilPHiro or N. V.
To PATENT Good Ideas
mny be sooirpd hy
our aiI. Ariilrena,
THE PATENT RECORD.
Baltimore. Mil.
nimriiiliiiK t
1 tic ptirnt Record i iu pur aaouia
"Tor nix ymrn I xvnm m vletlm of
pep.tt hi its worst form, i ioukl cut notlilne
bin. mill; tfiiKt, :um1 ut tlniomny Ktonmch would
lint roMin ruil dl'rf"-:t (ivm tiiut L.ist March 1
botfiin tiikiiitf CASCAliKTS ami stnt'fl then I
bvo Kfoudily Iniprrtvcd, until 1 am u well at I
ever was in my Iffe."
David H. Muhpht, Newark. O.
ppftiant. Pfilafahte. PnTnt. Tnntm Oood. T0
Ootid, N.vor Si!Koii. Wpuken. r Grife. 10c. Stoc. M)o.
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
SUrllnf Upm.? fmpHr, t kiff, HMrtrrsl. How Tort. 911
KO-TO-BAC
Hold nnd Rtinrnnfofd by all rtrtif
liall to I MK Tobacco lUtilk
DVSPEPSA
"BEST OF ALL FLOUR."
FEED, MEAL,
BRAN, OATS,
and HAY.
in need
to No. ').,
of any
ot come to
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Broid Striata
Milford,
Pdnntylvanle
And lots of them
FOR
G. MITCHELL'S,
MILFORD, PA.
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