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92 PIKE STREET, PORT JERVIS, N. Y.
HOLIDAY WANTS.
Wo have a, lino of everything pertain
ing to footwear except hosiery.
Slipper Department
In this department yon will tind the best
assortment of holiday slippers the -town
can produce.
Patent Leather Department-
Our men's patent leather shoes are just it.
Your brother or sweetheart will ap
preciate a gift of this kind.
Etc. Deportment-
Loggins and gaiters for ladies and chil
dren. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to All.
If A IMP" THE SHOEMAN,
IXMIMC-, Port Jervis.
New
NEW
OLD
H. SCHAFRAKSKY
.OUTFITTER TO HEN AND BOYS.
GREATER THAN EVER
Our Display of Fall
& Winter Clothing:
Men's Suits, All Wool Cheviots, $7, $3, $9 and $10.
-Fancy Worsted All Wool at $10, Equal to Custom
Made. - .
The Best Business Suit on Earth for $4.50.
Men's Kersey, Clay, Worsted, Lined, a Swell
Overcoat, at $14. Another at $10. An Elegant All
Wool Kersey for $6.50, Worth $10. Others at $5, $6,
$7 and $9. We Have Them for $3.
. Boys' Suits, 14 to 20 Years, from $3 to $12.
Children's Suits, 4 to 16 Years, Our Magnet Suits,
at $2, Never Wear Out, Double Seats and Knees.
Boots and Shoes
VARIETY ENOUGH TO PLEASE YOU ALL
X m v J to 4. !. :
:-Cutfittcr to Si! end BOYS-:.
J5 Front Street, .-. Port Jervis, N. Y.
llt'er 1 1 1 h k i 1 1 in butin hi-.-.
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FARiylER
For sixty yi-nra llio NEW YOKK WKKKLY TKIB
I'N K hns In en a tint ionttl vtkly mnvupupor. rnul
almost entiivly hy farmers, nm hna enjoyed the conil
ionie and MippitH of the Ameiirnn jiooplo to iv degree
never nttaine.l by ny simMar pubheation.
THE
New York Tribune Farmer
is made ;iholiit y for farmers ami their families The
lirst number was Ishiietl November 7.
Every ilepamiu-nt of agricultural industry is covered
by Rpeeinl coiUributorH ho nro leaders in their respect
ive lines, and the TRIlil'NE KAKMKK will be in
every muse n blub ela--s, np to date, live, enterprising
agricultural paper, profusely itlustiatetl with ptetures
of live stork. model farm buildings nnd homes, agricul
tural maehtm-ry, vtc.
Farmers' wives, sons nnd (laughters will find special
pages for tlu'ireutertainmeut
Regular price. 1 IKi per year, but you can buy it with
your favorirt' hotne weekly newspaper, THE IMKK
COUNTY V K ESS. one year for 91 SO.
Semi your MuuseriptionB and money to THE PRESS,
Milford, -
Neml your namm mid silrtrcts to the NEW YOKK
TKIHirNK I A K M F it, New Vork llty, And A fre
Mttnipltt wpy will be mailed to you.
vi U - St u 1 .j h U d
Polev's Honey mndTar
I Irhcil ti.X.&tir'XitfUJ Ht Wilt If
Liver Pills
That's what you need: some
thing to cure your bilious
ness and give you a good
digestion. Aycr's Pills are
liver pills. They cure con
stipation and biliousness.
Gently laxative.
U tut v"f tiii"-( n lu' t In it (1 a boautlUil
brown or itch hlurk " Tt.'-n ns
BUCKINGHAM'S DYEner,
The rrr pnrntirj finrne,
Mrs. I pt on --Vtj, our rook is 11 per
fect tM rrprolmtH. V -h 11 t cmlitr
der Rny lonjrcr. Mr. L'ptun luttMuLi
rfO disftiare her whn hr nxt
month i tip.
Mrs. Jont'Hinith Why doesn't he
tlisrhnrfiv ht-r nt once, or when her
present month expires?
M r. I'pton Oh, he wants to pwt
A ofT five or six weeks. He's only
n be trim tukiiifr the nerve touit.
liule.
W. L Ynncy, Pmlacnh, Ky..
writes "I lind a severe ence of kid
ney dixeiise nnd t'iree of the best
pliyHicinna in southern Kentucky
treated mo without Buccet-s. I wns
inilueed to try Foley's Kidney Cure
The first bottle giive immediate re
lief nnd three bottles cured me per
manently. I gladly recommend
this wonderful remedy." Take no
substitute. Sold nt Armstrong's
Too Mnph to Kiprrl.
Farmi'T Sw iii'klianimcr I Inst mj
wife jesterdny.
Farmer l'iliiccker No! Dead?
Hwatkhnninicr Xaw ! Kun away
with n lifrhtnin' rod eddler!
"Wall. .1 .ish. I offer ye my sympathy !
I'm miffhty sorry for ye."
"Yes; I never ilid have any lin k a-los-in'
thintrs. Why! I lost a yaller do?
14 times before he stayed lost." Sau
Francisco Bulletin.
N. Jackson, Dmvllle, 111., writes:
"My daughter bad severe nttnek
of la grippe nnd n teuiblo cough
settled on bor lungs. We tried n
grent ninny remedies without giving
relief. She tried Foley's Honey nnd
Tnr which cured her. She ha?
never been troubled with n cough
since.!' Sold nt Armstrong's drug
store.
Mvlr lime. In Phllndrlphln.
VSunset parties were very popular
with us in Philadelphia during the
past, suinmer."
"Sunset parties?"
"Yes, niimhers of gay young people
meet and sit up tosee the sun set. pass
ing the time with all sorts of jolly
irames." Town Topics.
For Pneumonia.
Dr. C. J. Bishop, Agnew, Mich.,
snvs, "I have used Foley's Honey
nnd Tar in three very severe cases
of pneumonia with good results in
every ense." Bewnre of substitutes.
Sold at Armstrong's drug store.
Am Plnyert hy Two People.
"Hut solitaire," they protested, "is
a game for a single person; it cannot
be played by two people."
"That'll all you know about it," he
retorted. "My wife haB been playing
ft with me for a month, and I guess
it's settled that slu-'ll get the ring."
Cliicairo Post..
Yrou should know that Foley's
Honey and Tar is absolutely the
best for all diseases of the thront
and lungs. Dealers nre authorized
to guarantee" it to give satisfaction
Sold at Armstrong's drug store.
A DeHnlllon.
"Father," said the small boy, "what
ia a pessimist?"
"A pessimist, my son," was the an
swer, "is a man who deliberately
turns out the light so that lie may
look on the dark aide of things."
Washington Star.
Chapped hands, cracked lips and
roughness of the skin cured quickly
by Banner Balve, the most healing
ointment in the world. Sold at
Armstrong's drug store.
Ouf a Matter of Taate.
Fisherman Do you mean to tell
me you eat mud-hens?
Hunter Why not? I'd rather eat
a mod-hen than one of your oiud
tats. Chicago Tribune.
If Banner Salva
Doesn't cure your piles, your
money will be returned. It is the
most healing medicin6. Sold at
Armstrong's drug store.
A Marvelous
Discovery !
l)r Cheolnt's K!rtric spavin Curw ixihI
tivelr reniDven HUNK MJAYIN. HINti
HUNK M'UNT or 1 I Kit m 4H ImuiK
wuliKiit p'tui or re There n-ver wh
any ( lit 11 ti to eqmi) ll. It. U iH'rfit-t iy Imrtn
h'iri HtiU ntiyhtnty can ue it. Ovit 10,m"
Uumulil:ti. lift lit, tHl I if 111. if Hint
aji:ple buttle tiM. f.itchii-e Lvvo u'iil
Sliillip to
NICHOLS MFG. CO.,
3 i !. -New Caiman, I tiuu.
DON'T
"3- TOBACCO SHT
and S M OkH
Your Ufeawavt
You can curM of auw fnrm ol tol.i-co umhu
eauly. Iw m me Hell, trtiJ, in w u.i u . t u 1 1 . f
nt Utv end vu;.ji l.y ULtntf HJ-1 0 h
tlut 111 .m j, wi elk in-i; ftuui.);, .: mv , ti
Ira jjnH.io lu uu u,.s. jvtr B O U e if O O
tuitJ. AM diii,' ss Cuie uiiuiut 1 J. k
l.t .t..t rtJw.e iM K Ajir.s hll-.Kl.l i
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Foley's Kidney Cure
A pyrnmld of
brines, nnd among
them one of such
nutnifcFt destiny
tlmt it, attracteil
the eye nn if liy
( nutizic. . uieKeii
looking bine, with
I i ill-shnped feet, an
f 1 iiiHtrnment of fate
I endowed with
4, J etranjre jMiwer in
inve n tt'a irs. ha 1 f
pister to the horse
shoe, t hii t weird
l)it of social de-nioiiulop-y,
a chick
en'a wishtume.
The fact is nl
w a y emphasized
when the modern
black art is prac
ticed that the bone
mnst belong- to a
chicken, but ns no
Other fowl not excepting" the bird of
America, the turkey poysesses such
Rii appendix, the distinction seems
un necessary.
The bone on the pyramid wan res
pited from destruction by the white
finders of a ffirl, who dressed it and
hunif it over the outside door. When
It had been lodged there an hour a
man camp in. lie was tall, and as he
came under the '"conjure" he brushed
It with his head and dislodged it.
"Well, you're it." laughed the g"irl.
DAVID.
s he stooped and picked it from the
floor. "That is the tit'Kt time you ever
came under the wishbone."
"Will you break it with me, Neil?
Vou know I believe in it a an omen.
We will both wish, and the one that
gets the wUh piece. jimst tell the
other what wish was made."
"Oh, let's tell beforehand. Health
and prosperity is all I wish for. Am
t not moderate?"
"t wish," Raid the man, "that we
are married at Christmas, and live
happily ever."
"That sounds like the ending of a
dim'e novel love story. See that we
are not even engaged, it would take
stronger force than that of a wish
bone to marry us by Christmas."
"Nell, will you marry me?"
8he hafl waited seven years for
this, and now that it had come it
NKI.U
was most welcome, and it angered
her that a miserable chicken bona
could supply an opportunity for this
laggard in love. A panorama of war
Hushed aertis.H her hori.on, the glint
of arms, the flutter of Hags, a sol
dier promoted for bravery, then, for
getfulness and .ilcncp. She looked
at the serious, stolid face of the man
as he stood holding ihe arbiter of hu
man destinies between thumb and
forefinger, and decided:
"Yes, David, but please do not glye
your chicken bone too much credit
you niuy not u't your wish after
all."
trunk Treadwcll, Hs-nnott, la.,
was troubled with ki.luuy distant)
f ir two yt'His. lin wrih'Ki "1 hud
taken sevnra.1 kidney rtunediei, but
with littln benefit. Finally I tried
I'oley'ti Kidney Cure, nnd B dollar
bottle cured imi." H.i'd at Arin
t trout, 'a drug store.
F'tuiAt. Vour how! With Cbcarts.
t vl rii'iiaiilf. euro c;i;wupiUHu li.rewr,
I'.V. Y ll UC. tt. Ut 'irl I l ul.4 U.fU(
!
CAI'T. HAI.E
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It went apart with a snap, and Da
vid held the long piece, and his sat
isfaction nvpr it was immense.
'Well, it worked, didn't it? We will
keep the pieces, and they will tiring
us good luck. I have always had
the greatest faith in wishbone
omens."
Vet it was necessary that It should
fall and strike you before you ac
cepted its dictum," suggested Neil.
A' superstitious man is far more
rabid in lii beliefs than one of t lie
opposite sex. just as a man in loe
is very much more engrossed by the
tender passion. David Wilson wrapped
the bone of fate in a tissue paper
covering and laid it away carefully
among his cherished possessions. Nell
dropped hers into her glove Imit,
wished the chicken that owned it had
ne'.er been born, rated herself for a
fool, and sat down to hnve a good
ciy.
"ICngaged to David Wilson! Why,
I might as well be engaged to father.
And all I'm doing it for is to show
Itnnsom Hale that I am not breaking
my heart for him, even if he is wear
ing flue new shoulder straps. The
mean thing never to write a word I
Oh, David, you superstitious, good,'
old, stupid, how will 1 get you off my
hands? Seven years of acquaintance
ship ought to count for something.
Oh, chicken bone, engine of destiny,
how hate you!"
And the next day, when Cnpl. Hale
called on .Nell and asked her to marry
him, she consigned all chicken bone
wishes to perdition, while she made
a clean breast of her affair with Da
vid. And what the captain meant by
noiiiing her in his iirms whHe he
heard her story can easily be guessed.
J hen they went into session as a
committee of ways and means to cir
cumvent the plans of destiny set in
motion hy that wishbone.
Capt. Hale was in favor of an elope
ment, leaving David out of the race,
but Nell was much too conservative
for that. She preferred strategy, and
n brilliant coupe de grace.
A week later David presented him
self in a state of abject de pressiun.
I ve lost my luck," he said, in crane-
edged tones.
'Lost on a business deal," suircest-
ed Nell, warily.
!o. Lost my wishbone. I put it
away carefully and now it cannot be
found high or low. It has disap
peared as if by magic.
"And you are sure no one was In
your room?"
'.No one but my washerwoman, and
I don't know what she wanted there.
Hut she would have no object in steal
ing a wishbone."
"No, nnd there would be no nini-ie
in a wishbone that would let
be stolen. Oh, David, that Is a bad
omen. We must call our engagement
off until you find it. Had luck will
follow if we persist in disobeying the
omen. We are up against It now." .
"I know it, I feel it in my bones,"
said poor, victimized David, mourn
fully. "Nell, dear, do you think it pos
sible that the cat ate it?"
"No!" Nell was shaking with laugh
ter, which by a desperate effort she
changed into nervous agitation. "I
feel that it may menn a warning, and
we mnst obey, we cannot throw our
selves agninst an oracle. Yon see it
wan not intended that we should
marry."
The envoy of fate was never found,
as the wicked girl knew right well it
never would be, for by her own
scheme it wag abstracted. So cleverly
urn sue piay on tne superstitious na
ture of David that he not only for
gave her for marrying Capt. Hale,
but was himself at the wedding as
best man. Hut every now and then
he goes on a still hunt after that lost
wishbone. Mrs. M. h. Knyne. in Chi
cago Hecord-Herald.
Brother Dicker OB I'OTfrty.
"Poverty." said Brother Dickey, "hei
been a great blessin' ter m en n.:.,-
I have never had money "miff in all my
lire ter mane me set up in bed en ax my
se'f: How long 'fo' daylight? I never
had no money in de bank, en n
felled down en broke my neck tryin'
ter catch de cashier w'en he lef' word
dat he was takin' exercise fer his hi.li.
en I never had one dollar in a railroad
fer de receiver ter be thankful fer what
he uz about ter receive. II ich iiipmia
eat necessary ez taxes, en des 'bout z
popular, sometimes; but dey got mo'
troubles dan what I got. Dey all hez
dese highfalutin' diseases what no
mens kin pernounre, en no matter
how much money dey gives de church,
de preacher's private opiuioji is dey
ain't ez fur fr'm hell ez next month is
f'um Chris'muii! Hut de po' mens pull
thoo' somehow; en w'en dey gives up
de ghost hit's alius wid some good, ol
fashion complaint like de meusels, or
d brokebone fever, or de seven-year
eetch, en de rub-down rheumatism. De
patch is on dey britches, but de peace
is in dey min'!" Atlanta Const it tit iun.
Are Yob a Honnlkent
An Illinois woman ha given a new
word to woman' vocabulary and one
expressing a condition in which th
average woman often finds herself
The woman, in speaking to a friend,
laid she was a regular "llouniken,"
which, it seems, signifies one who bus
bought her clothes piece meal (usu
ally for financial reasons) and never
has two things at the same time.
La grippo coughs often continue
fur mouths nnd sometime loud to
fatal results after the patient is
supposed to lisve piisseil thrt danger
puiut. Foley's Honey and Tnr of
funis positive protection and secur
ity from tbenti coughs. Sold at
Armstrong's drug store.
Slow Art Vour UlUaeys I
IV HuM'j S ryim I" ''M'. ire ,ii le'imy till B
feiktiw AJt! s. I.... h,a.vuj t-.u., tit.,,. j ut $i. If.
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Asthmalene Brings Instant Kelief and Permanent
Cure in All Cases.
PENT A T1PO TAMELY Fit EE ON TtE( EU'T OF POSTAL.
WHITE Vol K NAMK AMI Al.ll;l1 ri.AIM Y.
FOR TEfl
RELIEF.
plum, morphine, chloroform or et her.
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Avon SrritNi.s, N. Y., Feb. 1, hmi.
Dn. Taft Bikis.' Mkiikink Co. ' '
Ocntlciticn: I write this testimonial from n sense of duly, having tested the won
derful effect of your Asl hnialcnc, for the cure of Asthma, lilv wife ha been allicted
with spasmodic a-llimn for the past IS years. Having exhausted my own skill as well
as iiMiiy other-. I chanced tosee y.mr sign upon votir windows on :Kith street. New
York I at once obtained a bottle of Ast hmVcin-. Sly wife commenced Inking it about
the first of November. I very so lotlccd a radical Improvement. After using ono
bottle her Asthma h-is disappeared and she Is entirely fr-e from all symptoms I feel
that I can consistently recommend the medicine ton'll who are atllleted with this dis
tressing disease. Yours respectfully,
, O. 1). I'HfcLPS, M. D.
On. Taft Dims.' Mkiik inr Co. b pim
ricntlcmcn: I was troubled with Asthma for 02 years. I havo tried numerous
remedies, but they have all railed. I ran across your iidvert Isement and started with
a trial bottle. I found toilet at once. 1 have since purchased vonr full-size bottle and
I am ever grateful. I have a family of four children, and for six years was unable to
work. Iain now In the best of health and am doing business every day. This testi
mony you can make such use of as you see lit.
Homo address, 2o5 Hivinglou street. S. R APHAKIA
(17 East l-'lltb st., City.
TRIAL BOTTLE SENf ABSOLUTELY FREE ON RECEIPT OF POSTAL.
Do not delay. Write at. once, add re
7!l East Ploih St., N. Y. City.
DEAFNESS
ARE
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HEAD NOISES GEASE IMMEDIATELY.
F. A. WERMAN, OP BALTIMORE, SAYS 1
BAMiMORr, Md., Mnrch ?o, loot.
Gentlemen . Hr-'mz entirely cured of deafrew, thanks to your treatment, I will now give yoo
ft full history of my case, to le used at vou- discretion.
Atxnit five years ayo mv right ear began to sing, and this kept on getting worse, until I lost
Hy henrinfr in this ear entirely.
I underwent n treatment for catHTh, for three months, without any ntrtvsn, consulted a num
ber of physicians, among others, the niot eminent ear specialist of this city, who told me tUr.t
only an operation could' help me, nnd even that only temporarily, that the head noibes woui J
then cease, hut the hearing in the affected ear would he loy:t torevcr.
I then saw your advertisement accidentally in a New York paper, and ordered your treat
ment. After I had used it only a few days according to your directions, the noises ceased, crd
to-dny, after five weeks, my hearing in the diseased car has been entirely restored. I thank you
heartily and beg to remain Very truly yours,
V. A. WKRMAN, 730 3. Broadway, Baltimore, Md.
Our treatment does not interfere with your usual occupation
' S""1 YOU CAN CURE YOURSELF AT HOME t"r"o"T.,nal
INTERNATICMAL AURAL CLINIC, 5S6 LA SALLE AVE., CHICAGO, ILL.
Delaware Valley
Railroad.
Time Table in Effect Nov. 11,1901
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Thorn is nothing like Astlnnn
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in thn worst t'itses. It cures when
nil else fuils.
The Rev. C. F. WK.LI.S. of Villa Ridge,
III., s.iyn: "Your trial bottle, of Asihmn
lelfe received in good condition. I cannot
ti II you how thankful I feel fur tho good
derived from It. I was a slave, clmlncd
with putrid sore threat nnd Asthma for
ten yen is. I despaired of ever being cured.
I saw your advertisement for the rnreof
tills dreadful nnd tormenting disease,
Asthma, and thoturht. you had overspnken
yourselves, hut resolved to give It attial.
To my astonishment, the trial acred like n
charm. Send me a full-sized bottle."
Eev. Dr. Morris Wechsler,
Rahlil of the Cong. Hunt Israel.
Nkw Yoiik, Jan. 8, Uml.
DltS. TA1T HtiOS.' MKIltl'IN'K Co.,
licnt leineii : Your Astlimalene is an ex
cellent remedy for Asthma, and Hay
Fever, and Its romposlt on alleviates all
troubles which combine with Asthma. Its
success Is astonishing ami wonderful.
we can sato that Asthmalene contains no
Very t ruly yours.
RKV. Illi. MORRIS WECHSLF.K.
big DR. TAFT HHOS.' MEDICINE CO.
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those born deaf are incurable.
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
Corr.utad to Oats.
Solid Pullnmn trains to BulTnln, KiaK
ara KalU, Clinntatiqiin Lake, CioVLdand,
Cliknnnnd Cincinnati.
TickiMa on Halo at Port; Jprvls to all
polntB in tho West and Southwest nr lower
rat-ea than via any other flrHt-clans line.
Tkainb Now Leavr Pokt Jkuvis as
iuLLOWS.
EASTWARD.
No. 12, Daily Express
" III, Daily Kxpresn
" 10, Daily Except Sunday.
" 2, "
" (Ksj, Sunday Only
" 8, Daily Except Sunday.
' ti, Daily Way Train
" 8o, Way Except Sunday. .
" 2, Daily ExpreHH
" ami, .Sunday Only
" H, Daily ExpreHB
" 1H, Stnulavnly
" 22. Daily Except Sunday.
" 14. Daily
WESTWARD.
3 24 i
5 20
8 m
7. JO
7 6S
10 20
12 26 1
8 22
4 25
4 :
5
6 .
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20
10 00
No 3, Daily Express! 12 30A.M.
" 17, Daily Milk Train 05 "
" 1, Daily Express 11 38 "
" 11, Eor ilu daiu E'pt Sun. . 12 10 P.M.
" 5. Daily ft 15 '
" 27, Dully Except Sunday . 6 50 . 11
" 7, Daily Exprens 10 15 "
Trains leavn Chambers street. New
York, for Port Jervli on week days at
on, 7 .'to, 9 oo, 15, 10 HO A. M., 1 00, 3 00,
4 .'to, II HO, 7 HO, 9 15 P M On Sund ivh,
4 no, 7 Do, 9 oo A. M , 12 30, 2 30, 7 aua'nd
9 15 p. H.
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