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II3S Broadway, St.Js-noi Build
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f"orthu Traitment and Cure of
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TRIMMINGS.
Repairing :-neatlyDOne.
Examine my stock it
will please you. The
price too.
L. F. IIAFXEU.
Harford St. - Milford, Pa.
J. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Real Estate Agent.
Houses and Lot rind lota without, Houses.
IXmlor In nil kinds of Properly.
Life Insurance agent and
Notary Public.
All business given prompt
attention.
Office on Broad Street,
Below Criasman House.
Milford, Pa.
LIVERY STABLES.
If you want a stylish sin
gle or double rig, safe
horses, good harness
and clean, comfortable
carriages at reasona
ble prices call on
J. B. Van Tassel,
Corner Ann and Fourth ptreets
UlLrOIlD PA.
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Agents,
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Fresh groceries.
Canned goods.
Meats in every form.
Turkeys and chickens.
Oysters and vegetables.
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Harford St. Milford Pa.
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Artistic Monuments
IN WHITE BRONZE
Cost no more than plain
ones in stone and they are
more durable. Don't invest
money in a monument be
fore investigating the claims
of White Bronze. Write for
information and designs.
J. F. HUNTINGTON, Sales Agt.,
Milford, Pa.
Bluo Front Stables,
Part Jervla, N. Y.
Adjoining Unmaor's Union House
Road, earringo, draft and farm
horses for sale. Kxehnnsjes made.
A large stock from which to make
elections. CANAL HT.
Hiram Toner.
KlDi!Y DISEASES
are the mn$t fatal of a!l dis
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SAMiYSTON.
Tlip y-iin' Imlici iiimI i.n'.il l-'imri ft
rtiiily-tnil iimi Vl!l;H'k L'"l lip n
!M:iii.l skating 1'ii'y ml Siluiiljy
in'lit on the mill m.l of Wii-li
liiint.. 'I'lic k k t i i i did nut mti-fy
iiiiiiii of the nii'l- mid it win moved
ind si'coiuli'il tli:d all jro to ilic
I lnin(villt hotel and have a
dinwe. Mr. Ilnucy of I Iaine-ville
I'uriii-hed t!ie nmiie, niid the ynunir
pnnplf had jrrnnil (jood tiioe lint !-'
o'clock cmiie and all deputed for
their lionie- well pleaded with their
Ollllll.
John l.ayion, Jr., lost mm of his
hoi-iiu on I'rlday la-it. Hp wan on
his w ay Iioiiic from I'mt Jon is when
it was taken sick nnd (lied in n few
minutes after his arrival tit llaines
ville. ri'iij. I. Hursli of this town, now
in the eniploy of tlie Strotidsluirf;
ti'lephone ooiitpitliy, has just hi en
electeil superintendent of that oi fjanl
zillion. Know ing all nhout the tele
phone service as Hen does and lieiii;
a strictly moral youiif; man, that
company is to lie congratulated on
their happy selection in their choice
of superintendent.
The house and lot of Mrs. .lain
llotalen, deceased, was sold on Sat
urday last hy tin; executor, Sheriff
John .M. llotalen. Joseph V. W'ari'i
er was the purchaser for f r!.
I don't know as I can enlighten
"Hainliler" on his (piestion of last
week, "What is the difTereiiee, if
any, lietwoen a ineniDei' of n church
mill ii Christian." A Cliristian in
my opinion is a person who lives
squarely. up to the (ioldon Rule and
shown hy his daily walk that hi
practices his. belief, while a member
of A church simply thinks that be
longing to a cIhu'cIi and having hi
name on its membership roils will
entitle him to a front pew in the
next world, but his most intiinati
friends would never suspicion that he
belonged to any church if ho trailed
horses, with them. Just let "Itam-
bler" (leal with him nnd he will soon
know the dilTerence.
I had my question, relative to
fourth class postmasters having a
right to execute pension vouchers
andjdemand pay therefore, answered
by (ieorge Van Sickle, assistant post
master Rt llevans, wlio showed me a
copy of the postal guide of Novem
ber, 1801, which says such a law
was passed Aug. 2.'ird, 1804, but
applies only to pension vouchers,
My opponent claiming the opposite
will please take notice.
Somebody is getting ready for bus
iness in the spring. Some nights
ago a number of horse blanket Were
stolon from the horses at a party o I
llainesvlllo nnd on Saturday the
skate-dance found their trace chains
gone. Those parties evidently mean
to steal the horse next times
The mooting of eoinrades after a
lapse of 37 years must lie experienced
in order to describe it. On Friday
last I received a long postal from
Comrade James H. Stubhe of Colby,
Isle of Man, Kngland, whom I had
not seen nor hoard from since my
discharge, from Co.'O, 1st N. J. Cav
alry on Feb. 14, lHO"). Comrade
Stublio was n corporal in my com
pany and members of Cos. K, (i and
I will probably remember the jolly
good naturod big corporal of Co. (i.
lie would lie glad to hear from any
niem!er of the 1st X. J., address as
above.
The press of this county almost
without exception hits pounded the
!., L. A V. K. It. particularly as to
the running of its trains and manae
nient. In 1801) its stock w as quoted
at 1101 and on Friday last at
The oIlH-ials and stockholders are
sitislUid and if the public are not,
ride on some other track. The oftit
iulsof that road are not managing it
for their health but for the dollars,
and the quotation given is evidence
of that fact.
Our roads have been splendid for
the past fortnight and hud the loose
toiie been thrown out would have
equaled the. I'elinsylvnuid roads.
Hair Splits
"I have used Avcr's HiirWor
for iluny yr.is. It is ckparit for
a tiair dicssin and for ketiing the
luir from sp!tni:i a! the end."
J. A. Cruti.cuMJcr, Ci .nifoi k, 111.
Hair-splittine splits
friendifi'ps. If the hair
splitting is done on your
own head, it loses friends
for you, for every hair cf
your l ead is a friend.
Aycr's I fair Vi,n.-r in
v a n c i v. i ! 1 p re-v en t tho
sr !;ttL-. If v.ri f j !it:Ir;j
has 1 1 :',un, it will stop it.
tl 111 1 kvlllt. All trti.M.
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M ATA M'li; ;
Mr. and Mrs MnU'.-v n'el .1 i n -Jt -ler
li ft town n few dt.ysii!!.i m l are
visitiiiit relmive at. I 'i ).,,,,!.. p,,.
Mn. Harry Mo ire of J.'rsey City
is visitiiii; her sifter, Mis l;ian.lin
Watts, on Main si root.
The V . P. s. C. E. will hold a so.
cial en .Tun . mh Ht, thn 1 llllllfl of
Mrs. Ed. Efltmr on Adams street,.
Some of the young ladiesnnd gen
tlemen of Miitntiiorns tliink serious
ly of organizinj a literary club.
Plans have' not been perfected, ns
yet, (
Miss Alplm II ill of Montana
Mines, W. Vn., nrrived in town n
few days ago nnd is the guest ot her
two mints, Mis. W. Horn nnd Miss
Eiminii! Hill, on Third street.
At the jnnsieniR Tliursilay eve
ning nt Mrs. (1. II. Lnngton's on
Main stri;et Mrs. Chnrlos Courtright
of MAtanioras gave, a voonl solo.
Miss Mattie MeCluti of Port, Jervis n.
)iinno solo, Miss Hazel Hoinbeck
vocal solo, Mrs. h. O. Langton nnd
Miss Edna WesffaU n piano duet
and Miss Mary V. Squires a piano
solo. .
It is rumored in Matnmorns tlint
the.ro will lie no change mnda m the
Matamorns post office. An nrtiole,
in the New York Herald recently
stated President Roosevelt would
reappoint nil soldiers who were hon
orably discharged from the Civil
war nnd who had served three
years therein.
Hev. Mr. Liliey of Allentown, Pa.,
a former pastor, will prench nt Hope
church on Sunday morning. His
many friends will be pleased to hear
him ngnin.
John Dugan of New York city is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Irving
Clifford of this village.
Little Mabel Cnrr on River street
was very pleasantly surprised at her
homo on Friday afternoon by about
20 of her friends. Agnes Owens
gave out the Invitations. A nice
supper wns served enrly in the eve
ning. All kinds of games were
played nnd some did the cake walk.
At Epworth church on Sunday
morning Rev. Mr. Spencer gave an
excellont sermon to a large audi
ence. The L. A. S. met this week at the
home of Mrs. Charles Lord on Cook
son street.
Tne Busy Bees -will meec on Bat-
urday afternoon at the homo of Miss
Ruth Lord on Cooksou street.
Miss May Sheen, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Sheen on Monroe
street, has been quite ill but is im.
proving. She is a pupil at the Mat
amorns high school.
George Martin, employed in the
Now York city post office, spont
Sunday at his home on Joffersou
street.
Little Miss lona Gross, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Gross of Third
street, was injured in play by one
of her little schoolmates on Satur
day. She is better now.
The Bine Ribbon Lodge will meet
this afternoon after school hours at
Hope church.
At Hope 'church at the morning
service Rev. Mr. Clark preached
nnd gave nil excellent discourse.
Ed. L'ibar took charge of tho ser
vices for the U. E. society and Harry
Space, secretary of the Y. M. C. A.
of Port, Jervis, assisted by I. B.
Smith of Tii-States, had charge of
the services in the evening for the
association. There was a largo at
tendance. Rev. Mr. Gross has gone to Se
bnng, Tioga county, where he taken
part in dedicating a church.
Charles Snyder, sou of Engineer
Clina. Snyder, recently with thn
Port Jervis trolley but now con
nected with the trolley at Newark.
N. J., as motorman, was recently at
his home in Matmnorns for a short
vacation.
Robert Skinner' house on Adams
street came very near burning a few
days ago The youugd.st child, Rum
soli, about throo years old, wns
playing with a broom and he put it
in the stove and drew it out aflame
and flourished it around, consequent
ly things that it cmiie in contact
with caught fire. May, the oldest
daughter, heard a strange noise in
the kitchen w here the young gentle.
nun held sway, and on opening the
door she took in the sitantion imnie.
diutoly and ivmttht up some pieces
of carpet and mats and smothered
the fire. Considerable damage was
done, which is covered by insur
ance. I
Dr. Richard Jeffries has moved '
his den tul parlors from Matunioras
to rooms over Mason Sou's
dm;; store on Pike street, Port Jtr
vis. !;-. Frank Kelly and little sun,
I'tnmi-i, on Adams street have re
turned fi'.m n Visit with friends nml
latives in E'irdville. X V :ni,t
j il icr.i in Pennsyl ,'nnia.
I Mr- and Mm C.l. Quick on ,.-fl,T.
1 oil Mi'e.-t have a (front Jollectloii of
Jilower., (it their gceetl Iwliau this
lilt !.
rvnwr.
( J "iru'e S,n j.-r of t he me ' r j '"I is is
visiting his relatives fur n cmipl" of
eeks.
The house occupied by Henry
Fowler narrowly escaped destruc
tion bv fire last Saturday morning
evised by the stovepipe Igniting the
ceiling piper. It. burned a largo
hole through the roof of the build
ing and but for the timely assist
ance of Thomas Duffy nnd sons the
building would have been destroyed.
We learn of the death of Ferdi
nand Jacobs, formerly Well known
and esteemed resident of this sec
tion, nlso of the death of M'W
Cron, who for a number of years
has been a charge on this township.
Tliore'hiis boon much sickness in
this vicinity this season. Children
are' suffering from scarlatina, sore
throat and kindred ailments, but we
are thankful that thus far there
have been no very serious cases.
Lihv Clark has been for some time
confined to the sick room but we are
glnd to be able to sny that "die 1
now rapidly recovering. Esther
Killam nlso hns been a sufferer but
she, too, is on the road to recovery.
S. R. Ilazelton lifts been and is at
present seriously sick with pneu
monia. We hope for him and for
tho sake of those dependent upon
him that ho will have a speedy re
covery. Oscar Ansley had the misfortune
to cut-jiia foot very badly with an
axe last Monday Dr. Plum dressed
tho wound. We are very sorry for
Oo. and trust" ho will soon be nblo
to discard the crutch.
Mrs. Edson Green of Green Ridge
has been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. B. F. Kdhim.
Ralph Williams and his young
friends are mourning the loss of his,
to him, valuable horse. Old Dick
had been a faithful sorvnut nnd a
grent friend of tho children. Upon
his becoming superannuated lie Was
pensioned off and adopted by Ralph.
They and their companions hnd
good times together nnd his death is
regretted.
The republican primary will be
held nt the residence of II. W. Clark
Saturday evening, Jan. 25. It is to
be hoped that our follow taxpayers
will select for olflce men who will
have the interest of the township
at hoart and who will conduct Its
business ns they would their own,
with nu eye to economy and to the
faithful discharge of their duties.
It seems to us that the control of
money belonging to others is o very
serious matter. Those who have it
at "their disposal should be even
more careful of it than of their own
and should see that those who have
entrusted them should reeolve a dol
lar in value for every dollar eipend-
ed. DKKACTO.
A Cangor Signal.
You have got a cough and you
don t worry. Don't you know
cough is something terrible. It
lends to consumption and consump
tion is killing thousands. Better
cure that cough, better cure it quick
ly. Get a 25 cent bottle of Mexican
Cough Syrup. No othor remedy so
nice to take.
Somuthiug Good.
So many go to tlieir druggists and
merely ask for "something good"
for a cough or cold Now if the
druggist has several remedies he
certainly will sell the one that does
not cost much. When you go to i
drug store better know what you
want. Ask for Mexican Cough
Syrup if you want the nicest and
quickest cough cure twenty-five
Oi-.nts will buy. Take no other.
Nauseating Medicine.
It is cruel to give your children
medicines that tastes nasty to cure
them of a cough or cold. A pleas
nnt and effective remedy for sore
throat, weak lungs bronchial affec
tions and coughing spells is Mexican
Cough Syrup, and pleaso don't for
get that it only costs 23 cents.
Better Health.
Better health always follows a use
of Mexican Root Pills, simply be
cause they cleanse the system of
sickening and effete matter so thor
oughly and completely. It is a hid
to remain constipated when Mexi
can Root Pills only cont 23 cents a
box.
It Is a Pity.
The human family are pione to
pain, Phin in the joints, in the
muscles, headache, backache,
rheumatism, cramps, etc., certainly
make life miserable. Therefore it
i a pity that any such surt'erers lies
itnte to expend 23 cents for Quick
Relief, tho iil.ays sin e externa! as
well nt internal cure.
PUus.
You oiirlit to thank God you do
not Buffer from piles. Inward or
external, norti or bleeding piles are
a fill. Toll your fiiunds who sutler
that Pile ine is guaranteed to cure
or money refunded.
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Shoes.
C5 Hevvest Stvles
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S Host Attractive Prices.
g Ladies' Radcliff,
Men's Zebu, Conress t0di $2.50 g
Rubbers, All Sizes.
Gloves, Hosiery, Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hardware.
A General Line of Goods to Meet All Your S
Wants at S
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Milford, Pa. I
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Emulsion of Pure Norwegian
COD LIVER OIL
With Hypophosphites of Limo and Soda
A 12-oz. bottle for SOc.
Prefer! pt I on
Carful I y
Compounded
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U3 Nex Door
NEW
Fall Winter -Goods.
Woolen Dress Goods,
Flannels and Underwear,
Wall Paper & Window Shades,
Shoes, all styles and sizes,
Fine Groceries, Mackerel & Bloaters,
Paints and Oils,
Asbestos Roofing" Sheathing Paper.
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MILFORD, PA.
FOR
THE
Christmas Tree Ornaments,
Fine Groceries, Tabfo Nuts,
Raisins, Plum Pudding, Candies,
Oranges, Lemons, Grapes, Figs,
Dates, Etc.
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DO YOU EXPERT TO
A. D. BROWN and S0H,
Manufacturers and dealers In all
kinds of
Contractors
Estimates made
w i - " vw v. v i 9
tion given and work Guaranteed.
OFFICE, Crown's Duildin, Milford, Pa.
C'iover and Kia-s seeds of all ki-eJs All kinds rubber footwear at re
at W. A U. Mitchells. timed pruw.-s at Armstrong Co.
BRAN, OATS,
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Hello to Xo. .., or come to
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Shoos.
Dost Shanes.
WianlM, $2.50 3 .
MilfortJ,
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to Hotel Fauchere.
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