pike County press.
fr1Iay. Nov. 8. iioi.
PUUUSIIRI) RVKRY FRIDAT.
OFTICR, BKOWN'B BUIMUNO BROAD BT.
PtlBSCRlPTION:
One Year One dollar and fifty cents.
Hix Months Seventy-five cents.
BTRKTLV in advance.
Entered the post offlco of Milford,
Pike County, Pennsylvania, ns accoml
olnss matter, November twenty-first, 18MB.
Advertising Rates.
One quan elg ht linen). one Insertion -11.00
Kach subset) ucnt Insertion .fto
Kitluced rate's, furnished on application,
will be allowed yearly advertisers.
Leg
al Advertising.
Administrator'!
and
Executor'
notices - - -
Auditor's notices
Divorce notices - ...
8.00
8.110
Sheriff's sales, Orphans
court sales,
Rmint.v Treasurer's sales. County state
nient and election proclamation charged
by the square.
J. H. Van Etten, PUBLISHER,
Milford, Pike County, Pa.
DEED TO 175 PEOPLE.
Under the above enptlon our
neighbor, The Diyxttch, this week
makes some nndeserved reflections
and misleadins statements. Under
the law requiring non-residents, not
owners of Innds, to take out licenses
to hunt the gnme commission
technically hold that members of
park associations holding stock in
soch corporations were not within
the lettet of the law landowners
and would be required to tnke out
licenses. The Blooming Grove Park
association, owning property per
haps with its improvements to the
value of a million dollars in this
county and paying annually taxes
on its wild lands alone to the
amount of about $500 and composed
of many wealthy non-resident mom
bors. comos under this decision. It
could have deeded some of its own
lands to its members, but Mr. Bull,
having, as executor, a piece of land.
they preferred, to avoid oornplica
t ions, to make a distinct purchase,
whioh brings them within ihe pur
view of the law, and In making the
deed Mr. Bull acted as other well
meaning citizens of the county who
have made similar deeds for similar
Durnoses. The article referred to
is a distinct reflection on all grant
org of such deeds and if one is a
"buncoer" they all are. The arti
cle says the county is thus "bun
coed out of $1750 each year" in this
transaction. This statement must
be made either through ignorance
or malice for the law distinctly says
that one-half the license foes goes to
the state treasurer. These deeds
need no defence, They are legiti
mate transactions under the law
and parties to them should not be
maligned or held up to ridicule as
"bunooers" and dospoilers of the
county. If the law is defective it
can be amended or repealed, but
while it stands parties have a per
feet right to buy lands however
small in quantity in order to avoid
the license if they so choose.
ELECTION RESULTS.
The fight in this state seems to
have centered In Philadelphia. Gen-
9i ally, outside of that city, little in
terest was manifested in the state
ticket, and the vote waa light ex
cept in a few counties where there
were sharp contests over local of
fices. Compared with the vote in
1899, which was an off year also,
there is little difference in this ooun
ty, the majority for treasurer then
being 433 and this year 423, only 10
different. A rather remarkable
fact is that the total vote in 1899 in
the county for treasurer was 1160
and this year it was 1181. The to
tal republican vote in 1899 was 345
and the prohibition 34. This year
the total republican vote is 359 and
the prohibition 20, which might
indicate that the fourteen "prohibs"
went over to the republicans and
made the vote this year just 14
more. The total democratic vote in
1899 was 778 and this year 782,
showing that few democrats either
die, come of age or change their
minds, there being an increase of
only four in the two years. Pike
manages to be pretty rock-ribbed
and steadfast all around.
Notwithstanding The DisjKilch,
the organ of democracy in this
county, refused to hoist the name
of Corny, who wag on their ticket
for state treasurer, he received a
proator majority here than Yerkes,
Our esteemed contemporary, per
lm)!i, owes it to the putty to explain
why it did not support the demo
cratic noiuiuetis as printed on the
Lull-it.
HETUUNS OF GENERAL ELECTION HELD
NOV.
NAMES
OF
CANDIDATES.
State Treasnrer.
Krnnk U. Harris, r
15
Kllslia A. Corny, Jr., dj 4(1
lames J . r'orrnr. n x
Supreme Court J ntlKe. j
William P. Potter, r
Haniuin Yoi kes, d . . .
Isaee Mondersn. p . .
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Awttwlate .lunge.
Alfred .Marvin, r.
B E. Hniwn, d
John K. Eiip-ihnrt, tl
Rlirrifr.
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John W. kllshy. r.
George I4i-eg-ity, tt. . .
J. F. H:intinirtouf p
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In 88 21 47
4H 04 41 73
2 1 a
61 IW 41 74
80 49 6 IB
1 4 2 13
27 41) 6 14
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W. n. Kenworthcy, t
W. II. Kelley. d
Alamanxor li rlswold, p
Connty surveyor,
Frank Schorr, d
Amendment No 1
For
Against
Amendment No. .
For
Against
Amendment No. .1.
For
Against
Socialist Labor, for Htttte Treasurer, Jas. A. McConnell, had 1 vote in
Blooming Grove anil 1 in Lncknwaxen, and Thomas Lawry, for Judge,
had 1 in each of said townships
The democrats can yet rejoice!
Both Pike county and Kentucky
went with thetn ! !
Robinson Shepherd of Kdgeniere
was in town yesterday,
Postmaster Charles Lnttimore is
on a visit to Btroudsbnrg this week.
David M. Wells, after spending
the summer here, has returned to
business in the south.
President Roosevelt has issued a
proclamation fixing Nov. 28 as a
day of national thanksgiving.
Gerald Lewis is visiting his par
ents on Harford street. He has
been absent in Canada for some
months.
John Bowes and wife to Uriel B.
Titus, deed dated in 1850, conveys
100 acres, Delaware, on Shnff's
oond. Consideration 11500.
A driving wheel of a locomotive
on the D. V. R. R. came off Monday
while the train was running at good
speed. No one was injured.
Sheriff Vnndermark will soon
take V. F. Kimball, recently com
mitted to the Danville hospital for
the insane, to the institution.
The will of John W. Vandevort,
late of Matamoras, was probated
this week. It devises all his pro
perty to his wife and names her
jole executrix.
The republican vote in Milford
borough this year was practically
the same as in 1899. This year it
was 62 for the head of the ticket
and in 1899 it was 53.
Coray and Yorkes carried Wayne
oounty by 34 and 87 majority. The
republican treasurer, Beta, was
elected by 683 majority. Monroe
was democratic by 1020 majority.
Dr. SPas C. Swallow, the prohibi
tion leador, has been convicted of
falsehood by a committee of the
Central Pennsylvania Methodist
conference and suspended from all
ministerial and church privileges
until the annual conference to be
held at iShamokiu next March.
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It is a sad thing to see fine
fruit trees spoiled by the blight
You can always tell them from
the rest. They never do well
afterwards but stay small and
sickly.
It is worse to see a blight
strike children. Good health
is the natural right of children.
But some of them don't get
their rights. While the rest
grow big and strong one stays
small and weak.
Scott's Emulsion can stop
that blight. There is no
reason why such a child should
stay small. Scott's Emulsion
is a medicine with lots of
strength in it the kind of
strength that makes things
grow.
Scott's Emulsion makes
children grow, makes them eat,
makes them sleep, makes them
play. Give the weak child a
chance. Scott's Emulsion will
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with the rest.
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THE CHURCH COLUMN.
(Hy Rsv. C. K. SciODEit.)
The topic for next Habltath will be,
"Turning Men to God," and in the
evening, "Turning Keif to God," or
"The Crisis of Conversion."
Next Sabbath evening revival ser
vices will begin. We call upon till
Christians to pray for their success,
lrf"t sacrifice be made for the sake of
conscience, and for the sake of those
who need to be redeemed. If we tlo
our part God will most surely keep
His port of the covenant, and work
ing together with Him we shall ne
complish His will in the retlentp
tion of men.
The musical held at the church last
Monday night was fairly well uttend
cd. The audience showed apprecia
tion and many kind tilings have
b(H?n said, especially about the two
tpiartet selections. We express our
thanks to all who contributed to the
pleasure of the evening. The offer
ing was nine dollars.
We are glad to see the Rev. Mr,
Sinead in town again. We have en
joyed our association with him very
much and feel sure that he will
minister to the good fraternal feeling
that exists between the churches of
Milford. We hope that his stay may
be fruitful in developing true spirit
ual life in the entire community. Jt
bus been our pleasure to inform him
that he is to preach the Thanksgiv
lug sermon this year.
A number of good books have
been sent out by our Book Concern
for approval. If they are what we
desire we may keep them, if not
they may be returned. If there are
any of our people who desire some
good books, well bound, as Christ
mas gifts they may call at the par
sonage ana select. The prices are
remarkably low. Very good books
may be procured for from twenty to
thirty cents.
Election is over again. Home are
elected to ottice and some to stay at
home. All have some kind of an
election. The Book says: "Make
your calling and election sure."
Have you? Comeout to the meetings
next week and settle the matter.
Election Result.
In this state Hatris for treasurer
has a majority of 45,885 and Potter
for supreme oonrt judge runs from
two to three thousand behind. In
Philadelphia the entire republican
ticket is elected. In New York
Low's plurality for mayor is 29,864
and the fusion ticket is clcctod.
Ohio is republican by 85,000, elect
ing Nash governor. Maryland is
very close, the democrats claiming
a majority in joint ballot, but the
republicans may control the house.
Iowa and Massachusetts are both
republican by increased majorities.
Murphy, republican, for governor
in Now Jersey is elected by over
17,000, tho largest majority but one
ever given to a republican in that
state for that office. The Hoe fish
bill, over which Sussex county had
a warm contest, is carried hut its
author is defeated for the assembly.
Kentucky, Mississippi and Virginia
are democratic.
Geo. A. Point, Upper Sandusky,
O., writes: 'I have been using Fo
ley's Honey and Tar for boarseneas
and find it the. best" remedy lever
tried. It stopped the cough imme
dititoly and relieved all soreness."
Take none but Foley's. For stile at
Armstrong's drug store.
Get Vhat You Ask For!
When you ask for Cascarets Candy
Cathartic be sure you get them.
Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C.
Never sold iu bulk. A substitutor is
always a cheat and a fraud, liewarel
All druggists, ioc.
Survive in Spits of Them.
Theologians and , logitiians may
write books on the evidences of
Christianity and prove that it. is a
vital and living force but no strong
er argument can bo made in its
favor than to cto the fact that it
survives in spite of some of its so-
called ministers. Recently in Bos-
ton James Jnckson, a member of
the Second Reformed Presbyterian
church, in becoming - naturalized
took the usual oath to support the
constitution of the United btntes.
For this he bits been snsoentlcd
from membership nnd the pastor.
Rev. J. M. Posteh, snysf ''We look
tpou the constitution of the United
States ns an immoral document and
as an insult to the Almighty, in that
it makes no mention whatever of
God, and claims for the people that
sovereign power which belongs to
God alone. We refuse to accept the
constitution thus defective, and can.
not swear allegiance to it. I do not
think there is anything in the sug
gestion that has been made that. Mr.
Jackson can go to law and compel
ns to admit him to membership in
our church."
It would be more fitting to sus
pend that minister, or at least re
form a little sense in him before he
is permitted to talk from a pulpit.
Such sentiments as he expresses
border closely on anarchy and
should be suppressed.
Aged Ladies.
The Ifonesdale ViUzrn, referring
to the throe living children of Jabej!
Itoekwell, a revolutionary soldier
whose grave is iu the old M. E. cem
etery at Honesdale, says their
names are Pliehe, widow of William
h. Gainford of Ellenville, N. Y
She is i)0 years old. Catharine,
widow of John Bowden of Strouds
burg. Bhe is nearly 90 years of
age. Lueinda, widow of Harrison
Valentine of Brooklyn, N. Y., 85
years oi l. All three of the ladies
are former residents of our bor
ough. Mrs. Gainford has a daugh
ter, Mrs. Crine, a soldier's widow,
living at Matamoras, Pike county,
with whom nrraugemeuts have been
porfeclcd to take the three old
ladies to her home to pass the bal
mice of their lives. They were all
three born at Milford, Pa.
Seymour Webb, Moirn, N. Y
writes : "I had .been troubled with
my kidneys for twenty-five years
and had tried several physicians but
received no relief until I bought a
bottlo of Foley's Kidney Cure. Af
ter using twqjibpttlos-tl was abso
lutely cured; I earnestly recom
mend Foley's Kidney cure " Take
only Foley's,.' For tale at Arm
strong's drug store.
WANTED SEVKRAL VKRSONS OF
onnrnoror nntt goon ri'ptitntlon In prcIi
stnte (one iu thin county mjtilrotl) to rcp-
--iii. uuu nuvoriiHe out PHMioiisuea wetil.
thy bURinxBS house of hoIIiI llimticliil stiind-
ion. otuiiry fio.nu weoKiy wttti expciiB
additional, all payable In cash enoli Wed
nesday direct from head olliees. Home
aim carriages iurul8hed, when necessary.
References. Knclone self addressed stamp.
ci ciMri,.1TO. manager, nin uaxton nulla
lug, Chicago. B-1B 03
$100 Reward.
All persons are forbidden trespassing on
the premises of the undersigned In llh.u.
man township, or in any wise damaging
or Interfering with the reservoir supplying
water to, or pipes which connect same
with, the Hotel Melts tinder penalty of the
law and n reward of loowlll be paid for
iiiurinniioii 01 any person round not
any such damage. FRANK K. KE1TZ
Milford, Sept. 2i, tmu.
TRESPASS NOTICE. Notice is boreby
given that trespassing on the premises
of the undersigned, situated in i)iigmn
township, for aujt, purpose whatever is
strictly forbidden, ud nil ofTt nders will be
promptly prosecuted. IitA B. CAbft.
Oct. 24, 1SII5.
TRESPASS NOTICE. Notice Is herebv
I given that trespassing on the premises
ouuiipieu uv me unucrsigncu lu Lltuginall
-OArnshin, known as the Iluchanan farm
':ir hunting, fishing, berrying or any other
rtirpoKO whatever is forblddeu under pen
alty of tho law. Auy person or persons
disobeying this notice will be dealt with
in tne severest lawful manner.
. (jKOKGK H. McCAKTY,
July 1, 1HU7. , Lessee,
TRESPASS NOTICE. Notice Is hereby
X given that trespassing upon the pro
per!. oi vne roit!i iuko AHsoclation In
u:kwicn township, Pike count
y, Pa.
iiur. u
tor tno purpose ot minting ami tuning, or
any other purpose is strictly forbidden un
der penalty of the law.
ALBXASHKIt Hauiirk,
Nov. 23, lw. President.
Executor's Notice.
Ietu rs testamentary upon the estate of
(Rev.) Thomas Nichols, late of the lior
nugh of Milford. Pike Co., Pa., deceased,
having been granted to the uiuU-i'Mgncd,
ail persons having elMiuu ugaiubt the siiitl
estalewill pn-sent thctn at onne, and lhne
Indebted thereto will please juuke Immedi
ate pavtneut to '
THOMA.S MoOHlDK NK'HOI-S,
t . - ' Kxccutor,
tiermantown, Phihulelphia, Pa.,
or HY. T. li.VKKH, Attorney, MUtord,
Penna.
Milford, Pa , Oot. St). iiKII.-UMI
DON'T
TOBACCO SPIT
and SMOKE
YourLifeawavl
Yott csn be cured of any form ot tobacco using
Mlly I matte well, strong, ni:.Kiienc, fullof
new life and vigor liy takiug mO-TO-BAO,
that uak.-s weak lliea bUo!i. M iny y.ca
en pounds in ten Oars. Over BOO.OOO
cured. All urugfciii's. Cure tuarauu-t-tl. li.fc.
let aint advice l-kl!K. Au.ireas tTbKt,INU
kUMHav CO., ClucafO or lice Voik. J1
Ts PiTEXT Eiicd let j
maj be AttCtired by
our ld. Aiitlree,
THE PA1ENT RECOHO,
BsittiHiura. Md
lloii lu I l.e fieat Bcuold i.r u,luai
you m;wK' !BD
DEAF? v - JS?
ALL CASC1. OS
BEAFFJESS OR HAR0 H?SM
ARE HOW CURABLE
by our new invention. Only those born leaf t:c .:.oural)le.
HEAD NOISES CEASE .WIAltLY.
P. A. WERMAN, OF
Cmttrmfn . Rein pnlirHy ciirer! of denfress, thr.- L U
ftfitU hUtory of my cs, to be "(! at you- discretion.
Alnt five y?:ir no mv right ear bean to ping, siidt'ii
my Itrnrinir in (hi enr entirely.
I un'l'Tweiit a treat :iient fr c'Mrrh. f if three rtv (.'."
only an operation c'f.U1. hHp inr. i;tid e ven tht en !y V. w.j.ir arily, tlint the head noises would
then crn. h'.it the hf.irnie in the .n'. t i ear roul-l be t l"rcvrr.
I then frtrjvntj- nlvrtie:nent ncci-'rntnlly in n New York piper, and ordered yonrtreit
went. After I hud us? t it a few dnvs atcordirf? ti yonr directions, the noirescer.wd. r.i d
to-dny, nfier five werk my heariiv! in the diec"d. ear has been entirely re?tortd. I thank yc-ti
heartily and beg to iemain Very trrlv you .
I. A. VHRMAN, 7:oS. BroadT7ny. Baltimore, Md.
Of i treatment foe not interfere with four vnftal occupation
Si;SSrJ Yfi'J m mi YOURSELF AT K9KE "t":,nal
IHTESilATIufiAL AUDAL CLi llG, b9o LA SALLE AVE., CHICAGO, ILL.
oeroi ptiysiciaiiit, anioni; ethers, tliertio t etrv.ney'
Free J 1
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By enterprising Port
The thy goods firm of
HARRISON
of Port Jervis, N. Y., will
Cost in their store on Nov.
Two I4-Karat
representing the typical
woman of fashion. These
size, valued at $.'U8,00(),
New York state in the state
iean exposition at Buffalo.
To all who have not had
exposition, this will be a rare chance to see those splen
did works of art. In addition to these attractions there
will be
Special Displays of
Suits, Dress Goods, Silks, Blankets,
Comfortables, Underwear,
and all cold weather goods. This up-to-date firm has
the best appointed store in the county, and their prices
are the lowest.
Visit Their Store and See the BIG ATTRACTIONS.
We Have Them:
Fine Groceries, Tobacco,
Cigars, Sporting Goods,
Golf Sticks,
Fresh Candies and
Fruits, Ammunition.
Other Things, Too, You Want. CALL And See Us.
Wallace & Thrall
Telephone Call 62, Harford & 4th Sts., Milford, Pa
DO YOU EXPERT TO BUILD? THEN SEE
A. D. BROWN and SON,
Manufacturers and dealers In all
kinds of Lumber,
Contractors and Builders.
Estimates made ; personal atten
tion given and work guaranteed.
OFFICE, Brown's Guilding, Milford, Pa.
THKSPASS NOTICK. Kotl.w U hereby
Kivii that trespniui upon tlie pro
perty of the Ulldorromu-d ill Milford towu
aliip PiUeeouiily, Pa., for tlie purpobe of
ittiiilinir. Hsliio or any other purioieii tfc
btrietly forbidden under pt-mill v of the law.
Mien. S. SI. l'HA r
FOH SALE. A .mall farm toeuted near
Malamoras, knowu as tlie. Heuise-l or
iteitihantl pUu, uontaining i lu-.rtn.
Finely liHMtttii. well wuterel. Honoe and
bum. Krutt of all kindr. Purt improvetl.
Title elear. For teruiH. ii e. ele.. adilrti.
Loek Uix ti Milford. Pa.
1
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M Hi y '1., March r. loot,
.r malt. .. .. I wili iiov g.ve yotl
ept i n f 1 1 ' ' i p worse, until X lost
! tit nwf i . -fl, consulted ntim
.t of iM-. ', who told me i'u t
Jervis Merchants.
have on exhibition Fkee oi
2, 4, 5, 0, 7, 8, and ),
Gold Statues
North and South American
magnificent stiitues are life
nnd are the oilicial exhibit o
building at the l'ah-Amc
an opportunity to visit the
Millinery, Cloaks &
rpKKSPAS XOTfCK. Notice is hereby
K'veii that all trer.pasninK on mv prem
ies ill llelaware towiinhip on wtiii-h the
High Fillip iii locnte! u Htru-tiy furbi.ldeu.
MKS. M'SAX F. SSYDF.K,
Delaware Twp., Aug. IMl. Owner.
NOTICE All hunting, fUhiiig or other
trebpaisiiitg ou the prenilfceM of tile under
Hiued. in Dinifuiau 'rownf.liip. on Hay
iiinndftkill and iwarft.kill i'rei-kd, U for
bindeu under penalty of the law.
t'liAo J. botLKAU,
Dlntituan Twp., N. iiiiiLKAti,
May 17. l.v.xJ. JobKI'H F HolLKAU.
Business - Cards.
F. W. DC5T, M D.
ie Ball Street,
PORT JERVI5, N. Y
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.
9 to II A. M.
Office Hours Z to 4 P. M.
7 to 8 P. M.
WILLIAM B. KENWORTHY, M.D.
Physician nnd Surgeon.
Ofllce and resldenee Harford street is
home lately occupied bv )r K. II. Wen
tier. . MILFOKO, PA.
Dr. von der Heydo,
DENTIST,
Hi lt-k House Oppos-ite Vandeininrk I ntel
Ht'ond slr.-et Milford Fa.
OFKK'K HOURS: 8 to 12 n. m.j 1 to
p. tn.
H. E.Emertop, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE in Drug Store on Broad
Street."
John A. Kipp,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
OFFICE: opposite Court House,
MlI.KOHI), Pikk Co., Pa.
J. H. VAN ETTEN,
Attorney- at- Law,
OFFICE, Brown's Building,
Milfohd, Pike Co., Pa.
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MILFORD.
First Phfkhytehian chiiuch, Milford,
Salibnth wrvlccs at 10.30 a. M. and 7. ) V.
M. Sabbath Hihool Inmnxliattily aftttr tha
morning t;rvii. Prayer miH'tinir Wed
nesday at 7.l P. M. A conlial weleotnt.
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tached to otliur ehurcheH ar ertjx'einlly in.
viunl. Hkv. Thomas Nichols, Pastor.
CltUKCH or THE CiOOD SHP.PHKKl), Mil
fortl: Serviees Sunday at lu.iio A. M. and
4:00 P. u. .Sunday school Bt H:45 P. at,
Vck-day service Knday at H 4r p. m.
Holy 'oininiinion Stuuiay at 7:45 A. M.
Seats free. A ll are welcome.
KKV. CHA8. B. CAltl'KNTKK, Hector.
M. K. C'lltiitcH. Services at the M K.
(Jliurch Sundays: Preaching; at 10.;ttJ a.
in. and at 7. M p. in. Sucday scImhiI at
11:46a. ni. Kjwortlt league at n.lii n. lu.
Weekly prayer meeting on W'intiiesiluys ns
7.rtO p. in. tjlaris inccliiiK conducted hy
Win. Antrle on Friilaya at 7. Ho p. m. An
earnest invitation is extended to auyomi
wtio may desire lo v-nrslisp with us.
KKV. C K. Si j t; iiuh.it. Pastor.
MAI A MORAS.
Kpwohth M. V.. (. HintrH, Matanioraa.
Services eviry Sai l-nth at lO.iHi a. lu. and
7 p. ill. Sabbath whnol ut 8.:iO. C. K.
nieeting Monday eveeinjr at 7.'M. C'lasa
meeting 'rue.sihty eM iiini? at 7.'.H). Praver
meetinif W'etinesday evening nt 7.tf0.
Kvcryuiie welcouie.
Hkv. T G Spkncrk.
Hopk Kvanof.lical Chiikih, Mat
nioriis. Pa. Sti viius next Sunday as follows i
Preaching at lo.ilti u. in. and 7 p. in. Sun
day school at it p. in. Junior C. K. before
and C. K.. prayei meeting after tho even,
ing service. id-wi-ck. Jirayer nieetlnuj
every W'ednestlay evening at 7. Jib. Seata
fifu. A eordial veicome to all. Coma.
KKV. H. kV. tii:oi-s, Pastor.
Secret Societies.
Mii Fimo I K, No. S44, & A. M. :
I.oil-e liu-i Is N'fdnchdays on or before
KuJl Moon at t lit Wallace Huilding. Mli
ford.Pa. N. Kinery, Jr.. Sec'v, Alilfonl;
Geo. A Swepeiiioi-r, W. M.. .Milforii. Pa.
Van Dkk Mahk I.oiiiiK, No. hm, 1. o
O. b' : Meets every Thin'Mhiv evening aft
7 Bll p. in., Prown's Hiiilding. J). H.
llomlHck, Sn y Jnnnb McCurty, N. G
Pitl DI'INI K KhHKKAH I.OIH.K, 1117, I. ()
O.K. .Meet s e try sM.ond ami fourth Fri
days iu eucli moniii in odd Kellows' Hall,
Hrwu's building Miss Katharine Klein
N. li. MIks Wi Ihe mine Beck, bee. y.
n A N N n R BALVn
tn most hahng slv in th wgrlil. .