Shirt Waists from 50c. to SI. 50.
Fine Lot of Summer Lawns 9, iO and 12c a Yard.
Full Line Gent's Furnishing Goods.
HOSIERY, DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, ETC.
A General Line of Goods to Meet All Your
Wants at
T. Armstrong ! Co,
Milford, Pa.
NEW SPRING AilD
SUMMER GOODS.
Wash Fabrics And Woolen Dress
Goods.
Staple And Fancy Groceries.
Shoes All Stylos And Sizes.
Wall Paper And Dordcr.
Hardware, Etc.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes.
Agents for DEVOE & CO.'S PURE
LEAD & ZINC PAINTS.
W. G. MITCHELL'S,
MILFORD, PA.
TRY
ARMSTRONG'S
EMULSION
OF
PURE
NORWEGIAN
COD LIVER OIL
Wih Hypophosphites of
Lima and Soda for
COUGH:
COLD!
& GENERAL
DEBILITY.
SOc a bottle.
M ami foe tared by
C. 0. ARMSTRONG,
JIKI'UOIKT.
Tuition Absolutely Free
East Stroudsbnrm; State Normal School.
The governor htm signed the bill granting
tills school a apealal appropriation, aa well
aa the bill making the Tuition of f 1 50 In
thin achojl FRF.K. Fall Term opens Sept.
lfl. Rates fa SO per week. For full partic
ulars addresa G KO P. BIBLE, Principal.
HARM
Of All Kind and Styles.
Blankets, Robes, Whips
and Horse Outfitting gen
erally. CARRIAGE
TRIMMINGS.
Repairing ;-NEATLY done.
Examine my stock it
will please you. The
price too.
L. F. IIAFNER.
Harford St. - Milford, Pa.
Cloves and Ranges.
TMC
Hound Oak
For Wood and Cos!.
I5it Ilatar and Fuel Suvor in the
Country.
CAi.iL.Y'3
I.IAGNESIA
FLEXIBLE
celie;.t noon;:G
IIKIPUOOF
DURALLE
(s. CHEAP.
I ii csw Lra lia-t'dtor.,
1 o Mrai in on.
a t:tw w.v., u.i.::v, nx, Auj.it.
u -i . it.
im ROCFimt " PLUMtslh.i
A I '!;.'. '1ALTY.
''?, ;-y t". i.i to
v n I '! - Q,-
I 1 ill J t 1 i I i . 1 , 1 ,
a, - !
THE LANE INSTITUTE,
Il3tt Broadway, St. Jamaa Build-
ins, now TorK.
Fortha Traatmant and euro ot
LIQUOR, OPIUM AND MORPHINE HABITS.
NO HYPODKRMIC INDUCTIONS.
t PEKFKCT HOMB TRKATMRNT OR SaNr-
TARIUM AUVAN,TA()KS.
Ryman & Wells
Millinery -:- Department
Rew Spring Goods "
Ladles' Trimmed ITat. at. an to ?.50
Trimmed Wats, is-ll..' nn.) Ml..pV
Trimmed He arty-to-Wear Hat, from Oe
tn t.Oft.
Hut Trimming, of all Kin.!.,
CHIFFONS, RHlln', nrUVFIIH an.l
FOI.MOK All Style. nl Prl.es.
BT,PI.K and FAVOY PRY OOnng, C.Hlt-
CFBIKt. V te.
Please Call and See Our
Stock. Ve Can Save
You Money.
Rymn & Vells
LIVERY STABLES.
' 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 Tossc!,
Corner Ann riiJ Fourth ftroots
MILFORD PA.
Table
Dainties
Vresli groceries. '
Canned gotuls.
Meats in every form.
Turkeys and eliiekeiH.
Oy-'-tei's and vcgctaliies.
I'verytliui; for an -l'ant
dinner at
GUMELE EH03.
Harford St. ILlfordPa.
f I f
"!Ta riTr:.TC.;i E.j
'
SANDYSTON.
" Tlio nlliMnlfinco at tlio l'islior
r-ir)l nlpng the rivor hnvins
iHvindlnd to mm or two pupils n
il iy, it wnt dosed on Tnen lny o(
Hits week upon onst;estion of Kupt.
Hill. The two rivur schools, as we
c 1 11 thnm, will not make a fnir
si.eil scliool when combined. A
fow yenrs ngo thoy were put to
(fethor hut a few prevailed upon the
hoard or education to reopen the
upper school. The building needed
extensive repairs besides new books,
together costing surijt sum, and
ihns weakening both schools and
costing the town over tlOO per year
and for nothing. With the 1500
voted for boobs this year and other
expenses may cause the tax papers
to ask why this was dona. Those
two schools should be consolidated,
the sooner the bettor.
t bear of no great catches of tront
beir.g made although a number have
tried their luck. The general opin
ion is that the fish are not in the
streams. Stocking the streams and
lakes has no effect hi increasing
the number of fish for in fact fish
ing ia poorer now that it was 30
years ago and yet the state keeps
on stocking here and there a stream
or pond and that is all it amounts to
Garden making is in order just
now and occasionally one has com
pleted planting everything but a
majority are going slow and wait
ing the coming of summer weather.
Arbor day was celebrated by near
ly all of our schools but so far as
treo planting is concerned the day
is a farce With hardly nn excep
tion our sobool grounds are mostly
road and there is no room for trees.
Hasten tho day when each township
will have only ono central school
aud appropiate school grounds, and
that day is not very far away.
The school of Miss Elia Hursh a
short distance back of Uingmans
closed on Friday last. The exer
cises of the last day were of a pleas
ing character to the pupils. Prizes
won during tho term were presented
and each pupil roceivod a neat sack
of,candy, etc.
The Silver Spring creamery at
Bevans has reopened for business
aud I am glad to note with an in
creased supply of milk. There is
no reason why it should not be lib
erally patronized as its operations
of last year were satisfactory to Its
patrons.
The subject of good roads is rapid
ly coming to the front in almost
every county in this state, except
here in Sussex. Our board of free
holds Bhould take up this matter at
the earliest possible moment for
the counties around as are taking
advantage of the good roads law
and are improving their roads.
City people will select such sections
as are blessed with good roads, and
all know with them comes improve
ments, fine buildings and increased
valuation.
On Sunday, the 20 ult., I took in
the Erie excursion from Port Jer.
vis to New York and can say that
the trip is fully worth the dollar it
costs. The train was exactly on
time on both ends of the trip aud of
the seven wall filled cars I did not
see an intoxicated person although
one could get "wot goods" in Jer
sey City or Newark.
Occasionally I hear persons talk
ing about tho D. V. R. H. coming on
np this valley but don't fcaw whioh
side of the river it will be built. To
hear tho owners talk one would be
led to infer that the right bf way
would eost little or nothing. Talk
is cheap. Iiet a committee of prom
tuent oitizens go over the route and
find what tho cost will be and re
port to the railroad uflioiula for we
want that road mighty bad.
NOTICE All hunting, fishing or other
trespassing nn the premi&ca of the un'.ler
itlgned, lu Dlngman Township, uu Hay
iitoEulskill and Dwarfhklll Creeka, U for
biuden under penalty of the law.
CflAb. J. llOILKAU,
Diuxnian Twp., N. lioILKAU
May 17. JotKFH V BoiLKAO.
Health
" For 25 years I have never
misted taking Ayer't SursapariMa
every spring. it cleansei my
blood, makes me feel strong, find
does me Rood in every wy."
John P. Hodneite, Brooklyn,' N.V.
Pure and rich blood
carries new life to every
part cf the body. Ycu
are invigorated, refreshed.
You feel anxious to be
active. Youbecome strong,
steady,coura2eous. That's
what Ayer's Sarsaparilla
will do for you.
ilMabol'K. AUir,iLu.
n:i;uY.
A feeling "f deep sorrow wai
manifested by every person in thi
community Saturday morning last
when the news spread, throughout
the neighborhood that Hon. Jacob
B. Westbrook bad departed this life
at an parly hour that morning ; and
that sadness will be felt for a lone
time to come by his many warm
friends who will nevermore hear
his cheery greet liig, receive timely
aid from his helping band and be
guided ly his prn lent o oimael.
Mr. Westhroolt was taken sick
several week 4 since and at length it
was deemed advisable for him to go
south in -the hoe-that a change of
climate would bo beneficial, and ac
companied by his faithful wife bo
started thence ; but . on reaching
Philadelphia he Was prevailed niwin
to enter a hospital and place himself
nnder the care oT a specialist. Here
for a brief period ha apparently im
proved but after few diys ho be
gan to fail rapidly and it was
thought better that he should go
further southward and in company
with his wife aud Dr. H. E. Emer
son and wife niaVie a start thence
.but on reaching Old Point Comfjrt
he became so very ill he, desired to
return immediately to- Dingmans
and he was brought home via New
York, -reao'iirig this"' village"' on
Thursday night in semi nncon
scious state, tlajjiugored until Sat
urday morning , when death ended
his suffering.
Deceased was .born n Delaware
township fortyrrjUie years . ago on
the 9th of Aprit-mfd gre trjf min
h' od on the fiirtii" iipjii which he
was born, attending . the Centre
sobool during the winter terms and
following f arming in the summer
time until he reached manhood.
Afterward he attended the Eistman
business college at Poughkeepsio,
and later secured a position as tele
graph operator1 at Pittsburg, but in
a few years he returned to Ding
mans where ho engaged in the mer
cantile business in whioh he proved
eminently successful and accumu
lated a snug forttine.
While still a young man he enter
ed politics by baing elected town
olerk and then steadily rose in that
line, being twice elected county
treasurer and finally being honored
by being sent a representative to
the state legislature and was a mem
her of that body when lie died. He
was also secretary of the Delaware
school board for several terms.
Mr. WefttbreViir' Whs -Bj-'thorough
business mai. anil politically was a
strong demuoratVapitMuiS' been for a
long time a robWjyftad power in the
county democracy,.. ,., , ...
Several . ye-rsw,ago he married
Kate, daughter ob James II. Cole of
Ekishkill, arid is 'survived by her
and his daughter, Ella, and son,
Philip. ' He is ftlsp survived by his
brother, Isaac V. Westbrook of Leh
man, and two sisters, Mrs. Sarah
Ilornbeck, widow' bf ObdiaU Horn
beck of Lehman, and Mrs. Susan
Hornbeck,. wifo .of Hon E. Horn
beck of Philadelphia. ' ' '
The funeral 'toVk pliico from tho
residence of the deceasod on Tues
day afternoon and the interment
was in the Dingman cemetery.
. , W L
W. II. L'lyton, Jin removed from
Long Meadow o- his plaoe near
Centre. . it-.
Constable,,. Chjavts Person .had a
large force of., piqu out fighting a
forest firelwhidli Mlnrtod hurt Satur
day at Bpydut"9"'8ivv mill neur
Smith's meadows and was not
chocked until i, reached Adams'
near Silver Lake The fire did great
damage all along its path destroy,
ing timber and 'fences.: It is said
the fire started in a log heap near
the saw mill and that there was
more or less carolossuoss connected
with its origin. "'
E. D. Emory of BiaiTchville was
in town recently on business.
Albert Simpson of Lehman spent
a day with his daughter Mrs. How
ey, here lately. '.
A birthday party was tendered
Miss Ettie Crone last - Monday at
Mrs. Judd's. - "" '
John Shepherd purchased A horse
last week. '
A scare, of fire occurred at Deep
Hollow a day last week but it wih
soon controlled -hy a good turnout of
the neighbors.', . .
People her' are 'cf'tnmending the
excellent work jI.mso ins the roads by
Supervisor Andrew C'ron cutting
down hills, widening the tiauk anil
doing the work liloug ecittittifio lines.
He is the tlt man in some time, to
display audi inter'-t in and iiitclll
pent maimi;eiimiit of tlio highways
and if jmopld are vue they will re
tain binriu office and thus secure a
g'eat improvement bi our io-ids.
t'OH S Al.K, A anii.ll farm 1,.. M-i-.i n.-nr
F iv; ..t..mipliH, kUxVtil UN t'; it' !,-,! 1,1
K.-li.'... . .it I'l... -i. ,'M.i..i.;:, li h. ,-,
f in- i 1 . ,1. Wrll ..!., ,, ;l. rt'ul
I. . i n. ri-iill .'f li klleia. I art 1 Hi n .v .-4.
1 t i l- .ir h.rti'fi;;. J.1 1. o. tile, A.l.ir,..
Loi a U.a G MiJlufd, Id.
I Mi MAN'S
WOODTOWX.
Early this week a party of yonng
people for want of other amuse
niont visited ft rattlesnake den near
Button RiKik. There was nothing
doin'g there yet but they saw the
bones of a large doer near the den.
Deer kill snakes by jumping on
them and this noble animal while
killing one must have been bitten
by others.
ET-Sheriff E. Vandermark has
finished his hoop polo business at
this place.
.Victor ,Hwe.y has moved from
Pai knr's Ulen to Sohenectady, N.
Y,, at which place he has accepted
a position with another stone com
pany. With the thermometer last week
standing at 82 in the shade and
rhubarb pie for dinner wo felt that
spring had fully arrived.
You will never wish to take an
other dose of pills if you once try
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They are easier to take
and more pleasant in effect. They
cleanse the stomach and regulate
the liver and bowels. For sale by
A. W, Dalch & Son, Matamoras, all
drug aud general stores in Pike
county.
Erie's Cheap Excursions W.st.
St. Poul, Minn. On account of
the National Baptist anniversaries,
the Erie will sell a round trip ticket
from Port Jervis to St. Paul, Minn.,
May 17, 48 and 19 at 3D.40.for the
round trip, good returning to May
59, tJnt by depositing ticket with
joint agent at St. Paul on or before
May 29 and paying a, fee of fifty
cents an extonsion of return limit
may be obtained to Jmia 30, 1903.
Portland, Ore. On account of the
Travelers' Protective association of
America, also the Supreme Lodge
of the Ancient Order ot United
Workmen, the Erie will sell special
round trip tickets from Port Jervis
to Portland, Ore., May 26 to June 7
inclusive at J72.10 for the round
trip, good returning 60 days from
date of sale.
San Francisco, Cai. On account
of the Imperial Council of Nobles of
the Mystio Shrine, the Erie will sell
special round trip tickets from Port
Jervis to San Franoisco or Los An
geles, Col', from May 26 to June 7
at tit for the round trip, good re
turning sixty days from date of
sale. ' j
Stopovers will be allowed on the
Portland or Son Francisco tickets
west of the" first common Colorado,
Wyoming or Texas point en route.
For routes or any further informa
tion please call at or address Erie
ticket office, Port Jervis, N. Y.-5-9.
Something Good.
So many go to thbir druggists flhd
merely ask for "something good"
for a cough or cold. Now if the
druggist has several remoaies he
certainly will sell the one that does
not cost mnch When you go to a
drug store better know what you
want. Ask for Mexican Cough
Syrup if you want the nicest and
quickest oough cure twenty-five
conts will buy. Take no other.
Terrible Neglect.
If a mother through ignorance or
otherwise fails to give her child
some Mother's Worm SvmD. when
the little one by its coated tongne,
by its lustreless eyes, by Its puny
form, pale skm, listless movements,
variable appetite, etc., shows that
it has worms, is she not guilty of
terrible neglect? Mother's Worm
Syrup only costs 25 cents and never
fails to destroy and expel all intes
tinal worms.
Sick Headache.
Pity the man, pity the woman,
that suffers from sick headache,
sometimes so bad they can hardly
ace. . The best way to care sick
headache is to remove the cause by
taking a Mexican Root Pill. This
Clense the system of all effete
matter, driving out through the
bowels the irritative influences so
aggravating to the brain and nerves.
Price 25 cents.
Conquers Pain.
Mexican Quick Relief, price 25
ceuts, conqners all pain, subdues
internal ache and kills external tor
ture. Mo other remedy so sure to
cure, so safe to apply Try it.
You Should Know.
That yoar blood is impu-e, when
a plight bruise or cut makes ft sore
that bufils most BKgravatingly slow.
Your blood is bud if you are easily
e.i..i!y - overheated or easily
ehiil d. You would not feel
so V.i ak and miserable if your blood
was pure. Make it pure and your
self tttrong by taking Uoooh's Sur
sapurillo. The only blood remedy
endorsed by a government chemist.
P'!-ine Cures Piies.
Mimef rnfuuded if it ever falls.
Anll-A 'iw cures chills aud fem
Ad
f :
Artistic Monuments
IN WHITE BRONZE
Cost no more than plain
ones in stone nnd they arc
more durable. Don't invest
money in a monument la
tere investigating the claims
of White Bronze. Write for
information and designs.
J. F. HUNTINGTON, Sales Agt.,
Milford, Pa.
Shoe"
Bargains !
Selling out at greatly re
duced prices. Call on
JOHN WOLF,
Wells Bids. Harford St.
J. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Real Estate Agent.
Souaea and Lots and lots without, Houses.
Dealer in all kinds of Property.
Life Insurance agent and
Notary Public.
All business given prompt
attention.
Office on Broad Street,
Below Crlssiuan House.
Milford, Pa.
unclclvuc
73 "L "L D
AND DEALER IN
Photo Supplies,
Developing,
Printing &
Repairing
DONE PROMPTLY.
78 Pike Street, Port Jervis, N. Y.
v.4, BO YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
TuaDC Man
Dision
'Kite Copyright J
Anvrm MsnfUnaf ktrh and dMerlDttnn may
quirk l j Mrtin our opinion free whether an
LiiYBntion t probnM? ptntarl. Cnnim'-inte.
tlonattfietly'o-undentiML. Haniltxwiboo Ptnu
euL free. Uldnst atrM'T for M'uriitK patem.
PAtni4 tavMeti thnnitrfi Mutio A Co. recelv
iptrUU ttotM. without cNnrae la tb
ScnnMi: Jteriaa
A bandaomelr HinntnitM weekly. 1-nr.rrtrt cir
culation of any BfteiitirJC Journal. Trrnm. W ft
vff.r : four mon' ha, X ftoid by at) nw atlcaters.
t'jri & Co.e,B- V.z'H YcrSt
htmach Onot, S3S F SU Wasblmiuu. D.u
Asthma Can
Do Cured
Wrm Traatmant, Fraa Mttdloal
Advica. Wa Hava Curaif
7,000 Caaaa. Why
Nat Vsura?
This dread disease which has cauaed
more untold acuities than wonts can de
auriue, has at last received Its death blow.
Medical uieuce ta recenc years has found
a remedy that auuceasf ully oombala all the
afrtrrarated symptoms due to thia dlbtreaa
lug afllictlun. After many years of pa
tient study aud research, Dr. A. B. Clark,
the well known apeclallat, has discovered
a pcitive remedy that cures the cough,
gives Immediate relief and eradicates
every voatlge of the diiteaM. So coiiU.U-nt
Is the diwKir thai his Asthma Itmedy
will effuet a cure In all stages that he has
Instructed the Clark Medical Co., of Pitts
burg, Pa., to forward a ompleta treat
ment to every sufferer of Asthma who
writes for symptom blank. Thia la a very
liberal offer aud ahows the coulideDce the
Clark Medical Co. have In the merits ot
this preparation. If any of our reader,
are ailliukul with Aathma they should
write the Clark Co at ouce fur symptom
blank. Why suiter when a cure la wlthlu
each?
Cjy anJ Try a Cox Tonight
While you think of it, go buy and
try a bus. of Cascarets Candy Ca
;.nic, ideal laxative, tonight. You'll
if.vcr rrret it. Genuine tablets
btaiiiuej C. C. C. Never Sold 1U
buik. AH (lrut"j'it!l log.
TIME TABLE.
Corrected to Date.
Pollfl Piil1t,.itt trnlnD n...-r.. x-i....
.'...i"r. Iltri, 111fl(-
nrn rplls, Clmiitntiqim Lake, r 'k-vcliiiul,
Chleniro and ( :iivlnimtt.
lii kcta on anle at Port, Jervis tn nil
Point 111 thfi Wout uii.t G.....I.R...O, ... i
rama than via any other flrst class line.
Trains Now I.favr Pobt Jrrvis as
IMiMOWS.
EASTWARD.
No. 12, Daily Frpresa 8 21A.M.
" 10, I)n!ly Kspropa h pi)
Hi, IMily Kxoept yundny. . 8 !i "
' H, 7 H) "
flosi, Pnndny Only )H "
" 8n, Daily Kxeept Sunday,.' 10 i.'D "
1, Daily Way Tmln 13 !' p M
' So, Way Exrept Sunday. . . 3 9S "
" S, Daily Kxprcsa 4 gr, "
fiol, Stindav Only 4 jfcl
" H, Daily Kxpreas ., 5 1
' 18, Sinnlayonl.v S 0 "
" 21. Daiiy Kxix'pt Sunday.. 6 ho "
14. Duily 10 00 "
WFSTWARD.
No. 8, Dally Express 18 8oa M.
" 17, Daily Milk Train 8 Oft "
14 1, Daily Express 11 88 "
" 11, ForHo'daleE ptSun.. 13 10 r. M.
ft, Daily 5 15 .
87, Dally Kxeopt Sunday.. B 50
7, Dally Kxpreas 10 15 "
Trains leave Chamhers atreet, Now
York, for Port Jervis on week rtv at
4 00, 7 l, 9 (Hi, 1ft, 10 80 A. M., 1 (XI,' J 00.
4 811, 6 80, 7 80, 9 16 p. M . On SnmUvs
4 00, 7 80. 9 00 A. m.. 19.80.9 an 7 o"n
9 15 P. M.
D. W. COOKE,
General Paaaens;er Agent,
New Xork,
Delaware Valley
Railroad,
Time Table in Effect Mar. 12, 1902
Xnpnnq
Udnnxji Xa
a
Xvpnnp
Xpnf!c!
p f "f -o o5 CO
ld.K)ia iCnoa
idaoxa XilCI
Xwpunc;
Xnnnna
jfi jO US 5 io us
f Stops only on notice to Conductor or
Agent, or on Signal.
For infrn-mation aa to Freight and Pass
enger Hates apply to C. H. K niter, Freight
and Pass. Agent, Eaaton. Pa
HOWARD A. WOKMA.1, Knpt.,
Kant Ktrnnrixhnrit, Pa,
C. H, Rl'TTER, Freight Faaa. Agt.,
Eaaton, Pa.
Hara la
SOMETHING
YOU NEED I
Your own Wat
Works, which
you cad fiiv by
conBtiltinjr C.
PRESCOTT of
M rat amor Pa.,
who ! prepared
to g-lva enthnates
at any time.
Writ him at -onoa
or tall and
ht atock of
FORCE
PUMPS
J. C. PRESCOTT,
Matamorat, Pa.
r-k-iRa iiKulei, IHt'M'li ir lil.oUi tJ lUVflltluIl tot
frjernirt on WiU-iiin1 inly. For frt-e Imm k
Opposite U. t. Patcjot Oiiico
WASHINGTON D. C.
COST foii m
DOWELS
If yoa havtso l a r-ifulvr. hfii.l.y niuTrmnt of tha
b'iri sxTy dn v, jmn Hi ur n til ti. Iw . p yt
buMoif up.-ii, aixl !m -ii. Kuri o. in :h oiiupu-if vi j.
tt nl (jii TMt- or (nil p'uw.ni. i- d.iin-ooiia. 1 uiuiM.i
nt. ua..L-.-l, must ,: I. . t ui KkvUMI List) bustvi
Ciai And clMU la tw lai
CANDY
t -i s r ( f x n r
is 1
I V S Vr '
w J
?- 'I-
EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY
;.. ;.i O.
flu .
so ill bjukitl i. it
z.o ....... :
-!.gtef1
::::::: :
v- ::::::::
w ::::::: I
ft ..
C 3
pnnnptly otitain V. H. B-ixJ Koreitrn
KEEP U: CLE? :i