TREASURER'S SALE Of r twitted l.sn'l In Yk County for -ram "f Iwm, inoi unit School IIHU. Nnfli-e n lim-rliy given that iiKreeuMy to on net of tin" (i;'lit-r;il Aielnlity of Mi1 (Join nionwenll h of Pennsylvania pntiileil A n Art to A tnrlltl tile Art entitled An Act dlrertlna Mm Mode, of Soiling Unseated Imntln for tiijcen and for other piup mm pimxcd March llttli. A. I).. lHlfi, ly a Blip pl(fii4int fro nn Art, to amend the Art en tilled. An Ai t directing thii liuxle of sell Itig Unseated Intuitu for tHXen mid for other piit-pieq, paused March 17, A. I), lim, Mini oy further supplement to last re-ltcd Art pnmcd March K", ltM. t'T Art entitled An Art, In relation to the sales of Unseated Unnilh In the Aever.-d oonntli of thin Uiiiiimonivealth passed Marrh Wth, In 17, nnd bii .plrmi'titu thereto. The following ilescrlhed 'r ttR of Innil (dcscrilvd ill the. Warrantee Name) will be Hold ou the Second Monday in June Next (being the ninth day nf nld month) commencing t two o'clock ill the after uooii of siiiil ilny, at public: vendue, nt the Court House in Milford, in the County of Pike, for 'arrnnrngcs of tines dus anil cost accrued ou envli lot respectively Itlnninltis; drove Township. No. Warrantee Name Quantity Tni Acres l'erches 2l Dowhanan, Theodore lwt 2H 9 8 HI) Barton, .Innies VSt 77 rl 5H uu I-lv. John fc'l 131 7 "1 11 Knoiiqe. .tnlin lift 70 i HI m Kleiiilmns, Horace H 11" 21 114 2d Mnrtin. .IiH.nll Put H) R ft; h7 Klehnrdi. Joshua 4-'l loll 10 l!l 170 Kiclie, Tlioniaa W 100 1 H" lo3 Butter, John 17 .. 4 2! HO Stocker. Margaret IS 11 lift gd iSecley. Mnl-y 14 1:18 9 2 tS Wlgtiiu, Margaret 4:9 .. 10 21 Ie1anare Township. in 1H 141 40 106 107 1IW 45 Brodhcnil, Luke Hrodhcad, Mary Carney, Thomas Dlnginan, AudrcH Mease, James Mease, Koherfc Mease, John Shoemaker, Isaac 402 No ftO 41 4011 140 5 15 51 3 Si. 14 7k 80 1 2c 88 W. 8 at 9 1 5!1 llliiffiimn Township. 07 Drown, Robert H!l llrodhend, Uarret 140 Hrmllieiid, Jolin jr. 101 Hiink. Monus lrnl Brodliead, John sr 5 Cox, Jacob 141 Connard, Dcboinh liVI Jones, John 90 Is'elelgli, Nicholas lftl Holierls, Monlecal lltl KllHton, Tliomus 23 Singer, John 22S .18 91' li)3 3 4 7i 4o3 90 17 9h ion fij 8 t 5 2 02 41ft 15 83 43 229 . . 18 40 141 20 11 mi 292 71 23 51 119 80 81 58 4 w 415 15 83 43 Grmne Township. 2IW Arndt, Jacob 2o4 Craig, William 2ft2 Koulke, Adam 2M Lynch, John HI Martin, John 2W Pascliall, Thomas 2 i Hoiip, i W. 202 Tittermarr, John I4 Wills. Willlain .. Westbrook, Hirntn B0 8 811 201 144 20 4; 4:W .. aft 82 439 . . 63 42 40 .. 8 2ft 50 . . 4 OH 222 44 9 82 lftl) 80 12 28 200 9 81 ISO .. 12 IS ashlp. 43rt 80 42 W 410 .. 40 Oft 2 .. 19 54 90 2 8ft Bun 70 87 8H 90 4 80 414 150 20 W 872 . . 8ti 84 1117 . . 10 43 .. 19 73 449 .. 43 8H 201 . . 19 i Sill 129 19 80 200 .. 19 51 1X1 101 17 09 210 . 21 11 2f,7 120 2S 20 439 11 42 91 401 8 89 lb .H 20 19 70 307 10 15 30 hip. 10 .. 2 81 .. 1 ill 294 120 18 27 79 11 2 29 ll) r) 19 4O0 13 24 74 442 120 27 89 10 . . 1(2 321 55 20 27 7.) . . 4 85 143 8 84 812 1o2 B 71 422 120 20 10 I.wkwaxea Township 1S5 Barber, William 72 ChamlxTS, Jolin 2 Condoll, William 20 Conner, Michael 32 Hewes, Robert 123 Howell, Richard lftil Howell, Aaron 71 2d Jennluirs, John 127 Kltts, (ieorjre 39 Klnsev, Jolin 20 Nlcbline, Philip Powell, Peter 74 Philips, John 92 Roberts, Kllza 71 Rolierts, Mordecnl 102 tlilelils, John 19 Seeley, Samuel 73 ToliaVid, Henry 9ft Walter, Peter Mft WlKton, Pliebe K4 WlKtoUi Paruielln LehniAn Town Rrotzman, John linker, tieorpre A. Chestnor, James Dalley, C"harles tine, HolH'rt (-irier, Charles Hoover, Manuel jr Heister, Daniel Kinnear, llliaiu Motel, Charles Huston, Tliomaa Shlndle, Peter Saville, Samuel 2311 24 1M 2o7 2M 101 243 239 143 219 ill! 224 Mllfo,ad Township. nurnhaiii, .isell 1K1 Hraiilinm, 'illieiiezer 224' Church, K. S. 211 Meaue, James Ion 12fl 111 145 7 07 19 5ft 17 7! 113 4 IM Jlniyni Township. 80 Cadv, David 19 Smith, William 101 Smith, William M Wilton, lsiuto 10ft 7 42 302 12 82 00 2:u 8 20 51 412 13 18 IV- lortor Township IfiO Abercromlile, James 414 80 t8 59 72 Hartm, William 4ol 20 22 84 80 Hinirham, Ann 50 .. 2 82 814 Hrown. Daniel 2.1 10 79 840 Bartron, Daniel iMH 120 18 Ml 185 Coolbaiuh, Abram V. 200 7 On 33 Cross, John T. 133 4fl Dilhiiaii, Cieortre 422 1;) 9 31 lc2 Dills, Abraham 8o: 84 17 83 171 hichellierer, Barnet 7ft 4 21 81 Harrison, (n'oriio 100 58 5 70 h4 Horlon, kii hara 410 lo IM tin loo Hrinlerir, Tliouiu 2s3 71 11 fH. 82 Heller, Michael I'M 1 i)i M Jean, Isaac 413 1 Mt 28 M! IIS Jours, AhMilillD. 442 tH Hi IM hi I,iu'.kry, Jun.e 2ift H2 A M 04 l.om li, Jolin 415 15 23 f- tiw Miller, William 419 90 20 4ii ,111 McLnuuhltn. John fto .. 2 86 loo Overlield. Wiiilalll 2"J 11 HV Iki Kustoii, Tiiouiu loo lis! 2 4;, loo Shook, John 2..1 l.d 6 2.1 ul 1II111K, Thomas Jr 2ol 12 4 42 Sliohola, Tonnslitp. 1.-.3 Burr Joseph 4117 81 42 80 147 Ballev, Kralietl 3"W l!8 30 01 7 Hi ink, Henry 1'H . . . 11 10 H "liall. Blaekall W. S-ll .. M 10 Jn llllllrll, John H.l 15 :W 21 lo, Brink, ili iny ty-J la 87 89 11 Bel, lis, hadef R. 2 bl 8 41 ltv Hrmk. ii.'lirv to iO 5 ol I. Yt Connelly. John 41$ 11 4U 74 1 .2 ( arey, Matl.ew 17ft 27 Ui la 1 -Mi Ctmpinati, Janje 2w7 90 lo L'7 Comtroe. 1 hoiiiits 4lo itl 4-1 1", SS ( urn.-, Joaiiuu 401 Iri lh 1'.". 1 ivi (-ooper, John loo 9 1 l Depul. Ann :i IS it lnmimck Dan 2111 M 24 81 Hi D.-ii;iy, 'illinni !'! TO 17 t.H II. l llir.ro, M:lmnl ! 80 0 01 IVI Kci-.ll, Jane H i Wl 84 fv. I'tO l.likrliri, A III ilii.'llll 1. W 2J !!l list 3-i-t, J. 101 P 50 10 :i m iNi-lri-li. .V'.irim 7-'i 7 so Neiei,.di, John l ii 02 w ; 1 1-; osioii. 'I', ouius 1 "i lo ii7 . liiisioii, Mary 4'. ift 1 li ;n h usimi. ( h.o loi le I .- 1 in 17 ' I i .-...u!., Im.ii..-.-. - 17 IS V ..'IK, .lf,"" S ir. !i I1. 4-' P .-. ..iimr. f; 1. "''." 'I 1..4 ..J II ',1 .....rr, J..IU". I-J 1" .'7 nit. .11 1.1 llxhij.. 1- ,rr. iv . .T 1,.., ,1,, i , ( . i.,i.,..r I,, .l..ii.-. ! ' 2S ri: 2 s- bl 'it 14 14 1 4''Q H S!4 !!! Til ?(ll aw 14 mi m w HI 41 1ft rS fV, 81 H7 frl 4H M i: 4 t 17 Bt 15 HI G. F. ROWLAND, Treiwmrr, Treasurer's Office, Milford Pa., .March, ill, 1002. TREASURER'S NOTICE Of Rnl of at1 Inds fnr Arremmfe of Taie. The fMllowinir is the list of taxes return ed by the Collectors for the several Town ships for the ycavs 1899 and lw"0, nnd the school year iiml, wllh costs, which land will tie sold iitfrreable to the Act. of the loth nf rebruary, A. I)., 1170, at the same time nnd nliiee as the aboyc and forejrrtinjc t-Dseateu ijanus: Blooming Groy Tonnshlp, Name Tn Crosby, A. A , nr, IRIn nnimpd, No. 73, Samuel W. Hunt, and No. 74, David Hurley, adj A brain Bnch man and ol hers $940 McConnell, Catharine, la Impd 57 unimpd, No. 170, David Snylor, ndj John Mct.'onneil and others .. .... 8 81 Parr, John, est., 10a impd 87a un impd, house, No. 114, Henry Bar net, adj Jolin Anderson and others 6 90 Svkes, i homns, nr, Inna unimpd, No. 104, Isaac Decow, ttdj John Ketch.d nnd others 7 28 O'Rourke, Thomas, nr, 100a unimpd, No. HI, Patrick Morgan, adj Lydln Anderson and others Williams, Hubert, nr, 5Ha unimpd. house, No. inn, John Hotter, ndj (4ei. Rs'kline and others Flnkelsteln, Sarah, nr, 82a unimpd. 8 55 4 19 No. 80, Marnaret BUicker S 92 Drlswirt Township. Antolne, Charles Victor, nr, 25a, un impd, No. 22, John Cmilbanitb, adj Benjamin Meakin and other. 8 07 Cropsy, Lillian, nr; fia ltnpd lo3 nn- lmpo, house nnrt nam, rto. 14, .lonn Ennest, adj .lacohCnnn and others L'Hoinidleu, Jason K., nr, la impd, atj Clias. liosier atid others PuderbniiKh, Klitn. est., la impd 19a 0 80 81 unlmpri, house, jno 119, Jane 1-irtMi-head, adj K. Vanderinnrk nnd others 1 93 Chntillon, Iouls. nr, 15a litipil 81a uiiiiui d, formerly 8tphen Whifr- nian place. . 8 89 Mlnter, f.llzaDeth, nr, ftoa milmpn, No. 18. Mary Bnnihead, (Stephen Whltmore property) 147 Ottenhelmcr, Jacob, nr, 8a unimpd, fonneriy Phebe Howell tract 10 Peters, K. F., nr, ftOa unimpd, for merly Fenry Purdy 58 Ilns;man Township. Brady. Peter, nr. 5a Impd 207a unim pd, adj K. T. Riviere and others . 81 60 Case. Henry, nr, 2oia unimpd. No. 1H9, Thomas Hwartwout 22 64 Farley, Terence, nr, 15a Impd 834a tinlmpd, house and barn, No. 8ft, William Hitiirenves, ndj K A. Greening nnd others 89 84 Rosenthal, Jennie, urt!Wa unimpd, No. 177. Willlnm Morris, adj Jo seph Holleati and others 14 01 Wolf. John. nr. 8a impd 4417 unimpd, 2 houses, 8 barns, wnizon bouse, No. 119. William Nicholas, adj John Poor 28 00 Greenluff. A., 90a Impd 20a nnim pd, house nud barn, No. 104, Han nah Brodliead. 100a uulinpd, Tay lor place 4 68 Deyo, r". y., nr, ina nnimpa, jno. - I'm, Jonathan Smith, 894n unimid, No. 195. John Poor. 204n niilniDd. No. 148, IVhoiah Connard 18 80 Cherry, Millard, nr, loon nnimpd, adj C. C. 1). Plncnot and others A Crone, (4, Y.. nr, 82a unimpd, near DinKinan RprinR. adj N. W. Hoi- den and others 4 60 Pinchnt, C. C. D., est.. 4a Impd 191a unimpd, "Cherry Place" 8 72 Stephens, a. w., nr, ga lmpn pia un impd, No. 188, John Brodhead. adj Joseph Barber and others 0 87 Greene Township. French, James, nr, 522a unimpd, No. 64. Mathew Conner. No. 5ft, 1). R. Hurley, No. 50, I) R. Burley. i,o. 67. Wm. Brodhead 66 49 Ros, Hun ben. est., U4n unimpd, No. 77, James Herlta(ro, 439a unimpd. No. ltift, John C. Stocker, 4;19a un impd, No. 107, Margaret Stocker, formerly Coillugwood At Co 138 Wilson, Kdirnr, nr, 6:1 unimpd, No. 104. Thomas Richards 1 Mousette, Oliver, nr. 182n unimpd, house and baru, No 2tifi, Jos.ph Copperthwalt, adj Frank Miller nnd others 18 40 Nipert, James A., nr, 178a nniniMl, 2 houses, No. 15i, Howe & Klllott 45a unimpd, No. lftd, Howe fc Kl liot IS 81 Davids, Edward E , nr, 3a Impd 88a unimtHl, house, No. 260, William Barnet 6 25 French, James, nr, itlla unimpd, No. Ift7, Howe Ac Kllloit, adj Joslaii Wuittaker and others ,. 9 93 Long. Jennie, nr, 10a imiul 4ftn unim pd, barn, No. 153, Ueorn Cole 6 47 UMiksiraxes Township. Betbkn, GustaTe, nr, 60a nnlmptl, nd Joseph Anderegg and otherM. . 6 67 Bralintng, Hiram, nr, Siia Impd 8fta unimpd, house and baru, tuij Johu Brlnkman and others 83 SO Boizart, Frank, nr, fta nnlind, No. 8, No: 121, Jolin Mnsjrrove 8 87 Enireliiart, Jacob, nr, looa unimpd. adj Joseph Schmuolzlcr and others 9 88 Feru-I, William, ur, 2i.a unimd, No. 10, No 1ft7, Fiirinnn More . . 1 81 Riviere, K. T., nr, looa 111. impd, adj William liolls-rt and olhers 11 17 Horn, KliraNoh, nr. loin, unimpd, adj Jos. ph Sclimael2lur and other 5 20 Clark, Martin or Marhew, r, I'J'-a unlmiKl, mlj John McDermot and et hers I 00 Kilicour, J. F , nr, la Impd, house and barn, adj Erie H. R. Co 1 00 Koeh, Julius, nr, lfta impd 9iiann(m. m1, house and baru, edj Duvld bel- ilen est 12 28 Linely, Ievl. nr, house. 8 ai Morau, James, nr. Moa unimpd, lot No. 1, ndj John McHtile and others 8 61 Newell, Mr and M., nr, ia untiii pd. adj Mrs. Diniife 93 Poeppel, Fred, nr. ;ia Impd. house, foimei'ly C. Inniels ent 8 31 Still h, John R., ur, 30a unimpd, adj S. Lowcnstriii 1 76 Wohlrnlre, Wiliiam, nr, On Impd 44a unimpd 4 24 Wiisou, Gtiri-e. nr, 7fta unimpd, adj W illiam Hollsirt and others 8 46 WesttmH.k, l.af., ur, ltn1 unimtHl, No. 14. Imuhi leoiw, adj Nos. i,o mid lun. 4 80 Llii'lnle, Chail.m, nr, 72a unimpd, mlj HoLs-rt Hooker and L. Kow- iand W5 Knoy, Kdward, nr, iia ui,impd, atlj l.i irton Dot y and ot iiers 66 1 02 (irtuty. Miriifiri. nr. ioa unimpd Pulrlvk Mcl.'ain.' and oliierii. , , ndj KrhuiMa TuwoMhip. Clifford. Catharine, est . Sa Impd 1 (a uiiiinisi, adj JoM-pti llnllaid and oilier Con u u-i Mian, John A., nr. Ha lo-pd tia uniioi'.i, hoii.,e and i.ion, No. is, il.-nry Ho.lewl:io, hOj Jacob t orti li-'lil and ollii-rs B'.art, -I tavul est , la impd 8't Ull- i iii i . i . No. 'i, Abui'ii ii.iiisi,, adj ( i.i , ill 1 ker. Cole, liavi.l. nr 2'.a Ulilmi.d, n,lj M..SOII I, ,;l ins ami nt lieis . . .. l-'teiiilo. John, nr, t,a in, oil house, atM t .,1 lu i s , er mill o( (.its . . 15 70 7 12 8 l6 Isa. A In i l,,,ll.,l r, 4a iloj ii in, i.i .ill 1 .' . st-r jr, boas., u r, I . 'a ii ii i 1 1 c.l. hi d ol ir i , I.i', V.l 111 . i ..1J t adj ,p-i ! J ... 'ti I I 13 - I...I.-I ii Rfed, Piinnnh Smock, KolnTt Smith, r ll.alieth Stone, William hw, H-. -I, el Slllllh, H'li-liel Hiii th, Klizalicth nrdmp'V honse and burn, adj Jacob ( 'orl rujlit and ol hers Lo'y, lrfvi. nr. I impd 70a nnlinpd, hoiiae and barti, ndj Kvn V an A uken cut Pinrhnt. John F , mr, 7.r-a unlinpd, ndj John 4 4c m 11 and others Counterman. Dani d, nr. 5 Impd, aOj A.J. shttcmnker Kn'iht, Thomas, tir, 5"a nnimpd, iSo. 244, Hiirto, Isaac, adj Hannah M arsh and o( hers Klpn, Jolin A , nr. 2m tinlmpd, Rdj h rank Van fjorden and otiiers . . . . T. li-llln... ... ..nl....w1 7 76 4 Rl B 4 85 59 58 adj John Uould'and others ! 8 07 nur,. ..... Ka i..,,.,i t., ,. .,i,., pd, ko. 217, John Plilllps S Mttfnrd Township. jHlanehnrd, I,eon F., nr. 5ia nnimpd, formerly K. T. Riviere, Pi7n nnim pd, No. 123, John Crala. It Mm nnim pd. No. low, I saao Junes, adj O. Hosier and others 17 7ft Maiainoras Milfon! R. R. Co , 8a impd, nitj H. C. Hull. 2a Impd, ail 8 Cndilebaek et , 2a Impd, a-l L ArmstrotiR, 3a Impd, : tlj lierthn Reetl 4 19 Milford ltoroagh. Plnehot, John F., nr, 8 town lots, store building, shed, Broad street.. 14 60 ralmyra Township Ross, Reulien. est., 412a nnimpd, No. 21, John Nicholson, adj Joshua Seeley nnd others 88 70 Ross, Reuben, est., 427a unimpd, No. 2.1, Joshua Seeley, nuj i'ntiparlt creek 83 51 Ross, Reuben, est., 40a tinlmpd, Philip Assafello, adj No. 23, Joshua Keelv nn.l others H 07 Ross, Reulien, est., 1742a unlmpdt o. w allenpnupnck Manor, ndj Shaker property et al 132 89 Ross, Rrulinu, est , 440a unimpd, No 1:40. Johu Philips, adj William Philips etnl 84 27 Ross, Reuben, est., 2oHa unimtd, -No. 10), Stephen Austin, ndj John Philips etnl 16 67 Ross, Reuben, est., 220a unimpd. No. nil. ttenry shamberg. nuj Union Tannlngt'o 17 62 Ross, Reuben, est., 439a unimpd, No. 140, John Taylor, adj A brain Ma son et nl 84 17 Ross, Reuben, est., 270a nnimpd, Knapp 1 it 80 66 rteeves, Simeon, nr. ftln unimpd. house, ndj L. W. Morse et nl 8 94 Daniels, Lot, nr, 60a unimpd. adj K. Kimble etal 8 79 Ross, Reitren, est , Ha imtKl, 8 bouses, 1 barn, saw mill, adj N . 96. Wal- l..., ,.u ........ k l .. ..... tyi nt Copeland, JNatlian, nr, 70n Impd 2;n uulmpu, house, 8 harns. No. 98. Wallenuaupack Manor 59 17 maniev, J f , nr, am Impd Hum nn impd, house, barn, Bhed, No. 98, Walletipaupack Manor, adj Mnry McHale est 86 18 McHale, Mary, est., la Impd fi2a un impd, house and barn, No. 92, James Duncan, adj Frauds Man- 1 y est 6 52 amnner, Misses hi. Ai M., 2a impd 48a unimpd, house nnd barn, ndj Hen ry Von Frank et nl 4 69 x Porter Township. Brown, A. D.. & Son, ur, la Impd 270a unimpd. planer and snoke mill, No. 842, James O'Neal 89 41 Van VV hy, Daniel, ur, 4a Impd 140a unimpd. house. . . . ; 7 Shnfer, Gilbert, est , 100a unimpd. adj No. 178, Wlllla n Feltman 8 42 Westbrook, Jacob B., nr, 8a Impd 27a unimpd, No. 840, Daniel Barton.. .. 1 88 Rhohola Township. McKenn, Reynold, nr, la Impd 21a unimpd. bouse, barn. No. 100. Dan Dlminlck 6 79 West fall Township. Van Dyke, John, nr, lots Nob. 8 and 9 on Third street, adj lot No. 10, lota Nos. 18. 19. bounded by Third and Post streets 6 01 Chatlllon, A. & L., nr, lot No. 620, cor. ttecoud and Penna. ayenue. adj lot No. 522 8 78 Plnehot, James, nr, 5a lined 65a un impd, No. 8, James Van Auken. . . 6 19 Plnehot, John, nr, 25a Impd !00a unimpd. No. 29, John Coolbnugh. Plunder, Jacob, est., lot Klyun, Michael, est,, S sheds 28 68 38 76 G. F. ROWLAND, Treasurer, Treasurer's Oftlce, Milford, Pa., 1 March 81, 1902. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. In tlio matter of the 1 In the Orphan's estate of Jacob court of Pike ooun Kleinhans, deceaaed. 1 ty. Pa. In partitlou. The undersigned appointed by the court "to make distribution of the balunoa of funds In hands of the administratrix, Mary M. Klelnhaiit, arising from the sale of real estate of said decedent In partition as shown by her aocouut," eto , will meet all parties Interested for the put poses of his appointment at bis ofllos In the borough of Milford, Pa , on Wcduesday, May 21, 1902, at 2 o'clock p m. at which time all fia ties having a claim upon the funds or utereet la the distribution thereof must appear and prove theli claims or be debar red from oomiug In upon said funds. UKO. H. HULL, Milford., Pa , April 23, 1902. Auditor. REGISTER'S NOTICE. The following accounts have been filed wltb the Keirtsier nnd will be presented to the court for continuation oa the first Monday of June next: Kstnte of I.ydia M. A rust, dee d. The account of tieortp) M. Arnst, aumiuUtra Kir. Estate cf Bertha Sohussler, deo'd. The account of Mathew J. Curtis and George J. Luckey, administrators J. C. WtslllHOOK. JH Hegisuir. May 5, 1JS. WIDOWS' APPRAISEMENT. The following apprntftemenU et apart to the wltlows hnvtj bea Hied with the HreKl-tUT mikI will be prfaunuxl to tiie oourE for ctiiiflnnntlou and allowance oa ihv flrst Momlny of June next: Krftafo of Calvin C. bbaivoon, deo'd. ApprftiAtniHiiit of perbonui property sot apm t lu wiauil, AltoirA blii.nuuu. b,Ht)t of John HtMt. dtw'd. ApprHims moi.t i1 porLortnl propurty and ctitr on r -i tNpiatd 6ot ttp-irt to wiii i w, Lonb C. Heaa. J. C. WCSTBRtlOK. JR., KegittLtir. May 6, lwjsa. EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE. IjtHt-ers WKtatneutAry npoo the t.te of Pit-rA h. Quick, lrtt of thn towisMMp of lt:lawar, ilnc4-jutid. bavlng htn urnnirtHl t thb uuitt-rrUtfiifcU, hU ptritoua having '-iatnii HKHMMi tlie (Mti'l eKin'o will prt'ttviit tlifiu and th;HO tnirttttl thrru will pfuttjn? inike lmojetimf" pnymmit to LKNA A. ICK, Kit t utiix. Manor Hull, DiiiKiiiau' Ferry, l a. Muy 7, COURT PROCLAMATION. ."'ra'e of Pemisvlvauia, ( ( ooi.iy id pike. i N0I..-0 U lieri-Oy Jllveu to all pel-sens bound lir r..-oni.'.ain or oiherwisu to p oer, that llu- .lime term. i'.i"2, of l!ie ihiv rrnl tsiurta ot ll i.e IlllHil y V I li tie h.-ld at toe Kuict Iiiiiw in tlio lorooi;tl of Mi!t,-nl ou tliu hi st Monday, and, ut o'clock p. ui., nud will be cooi.iuiii .l i, tie w.s-k it lieo csonry. ' oi'.-.iUijil-. ti uLuv i it Y, ucrlfr. Mtlf'.nl. Pa., May 6, p.. a. KniN'JS ETJMMFR BOARDERS. A Lnrgs Metropolitan Newspape Which Is Belpinfr the Sumratir Resorts. The Drotiklyn E;igla sovernl y.-flri Hpn pwtnblislipil Borenn of Itiftir inntion In Brooklyn, where tlio pub lio ootild, free of cimrpp, stxure de tails of hotels and hoarding houses for Hie mimmer. The ides at once becntne populnr, and branch burenos were otienod In MnnhattBri and other oitios. Country hotels and bosidiiifr honses by Bending to this Bureau, enn secure ft liiUitift blank, All if. out and return it and then be represented free of cost, and send their circulnrs and cards for free distribution The Brooklyn Eagle has also been considered for years the best me dium for summer boarders in New York city. The Rock Point Inn, in the Adir- ondaeks, said : '"We are giving the Eagle a larger share of advertising than most other paiiers, na experi ence has demonstrated its value to tan in "nut seasons." Channcey B. Newkirk of Warts- boro, Sullivan county, said: "Last season one small adv. brought me five guests." La Rue Bros., proprietors of the American Hotel of Sharon Springs. N. T, wrote: '0.ir house is full and mostly by Brooklyn people. Daily we receive applications for rooms, and all on account of our standing ad in the Eagle." For Listing Blanks, Adv. Rate Cards and other information, ad dress EAGLE INFORMATION BUREAU, Brooklyn, N. Y. If troubled with rueutnatism, give CliniBborlnin's Pain Balm a trial. It will not cost yon a cent if it does no good. One Application will relieve tho pain. It h!ho onrea sprains and bruises In one-third the time re quired by any other treatment Cuts, burns, quinsy, frostbites, pain in the side and chest, glandular and other swellings are quickly cured by applying it. Every bottle warranted. Price 25 and 60 cents, A. W, Balch & Son, Mntamoras, all drug and general stores In Pike county. , 6-27 The state board of health of Penn sylvania bus passed a resolution re. quiring all cars in passenger trains to be supplied with cuspidors, smoking oars to have one for eiiob seat and other cars to have one at each end. The habit of spitting on floors and also on the pavements is reprehensible and should be avoided KIDliEY DISEASES tre the most fatal of a!l dis eases. OLEY IdKlCriEYCU'Eltl of money refunded. Contains remedies recognized by emi nent physicians as the Best for Kidney and Bladder troubles. PRICE 50c m4 11.00. Bluo Front Stables Port Jrvl, N. Y. Adjoining Gumaer's Union House Koau, carriage, draft and farm horses for sale. Exchanges made A large stock from which to make elections. CANAL BT. Hiram Towner. Washington Hotels. RICOS HOUSE. The hotel par excellence of the cnpltal, located within one block of the While Hmine arid directly opposite the Treiwurv. Flutist mble In the city. VILLARD'S HOTEL. A fninous botelry, remsrkftMe for Its hUuiricu) associations and long-sustained popularity. Recently renovated, repainted and partially ref uruLshed. NATIONAL HOTEL. A landmark among the hotels of Wash tfiKtofi, pHtron'ed In former yeara by prusiiUduU and httfh uftlulaln. Always a prima favorite. Recently remoduled and rendered better than evtr. Opp. Pa. H. K. dep. WALTER BL KTON, Koa. Mgr. These hotels are the principal political rentic-stvood of the cttptUti tU all thtie. Tiitjy are the beat stop pi tig place at rw Sunnhke rut1 O. O. hTAPLfS. Proprietor. (4. UK.WITT.Mnar. ( , -T Try ry -' T'S Cuiuin sUmd CCC Never sold fai buliu IWwsrs ol His dealer who tries to scli "svnKU jn juii M JooU." 4Ti P1TP5EY e- 111! ui7 b stouurcd by oar sua. A Ja j THE rAlfcMT RtCOHO, tijfi'trtor, Md. -J Foley's Honey at Tnr cures to'.'jj prevails pnej:non.'i. funir (L . .1sJkhm.mil i ik ii ii Constipation Docs your head ache ? Pain back, of your eyes? Bad taste in your mouth? It's frour liver! Ayer's Pills are iver pills. They cure consti pation, headache, dyspepsia. 2c. All druggists. Want your rni'M.ln-tx. or lnrft A hesntiful fcrnwn or rli li 1,1:,. k.1 Tlien ,! BUCKIMCHAM'SDYEWer. fftftms from Ontnlrit. Miss Hackbay i dnn't like your friend Mr. (Jothnm. He retniirked to me last nig-ht thnt there were no pretty pirln in IloHton. MisH Knickerbocker How ridicu lous! Muss Bnckhay Wsnt it? Mis Knickerbocker Yes, because there are always some New York girls visiting there. Philadelphia Press. Hr R (iftOriK r.vfn. Trirtet Did you bear of the dread ful revenue Froi hinjrha in took on Miss I)i m H when she refused his proposal? JMcer What was it? Trivvet He proposed to her moth er, as Mrs. Dnnling1 wns a widow, and now he won't let a man come to the house to see his stepdaughter. Chi cago Journal. Rniirrilnir Hnniif PnrNlmony. Landlady Our Khnkespeare dub i to discus the character of ChskIiib to night. Hoarder Did you know Cassius? Landlady What a question? Of course, not. Hoarder I didn't know but he boarded here; he was lean and hun gry, you know. Hrooklyu Life. Traveling Is Dangerous. Constant motion jnrs the kidneys which are kept in place in the body by dolicate attachments This is the reason that travelers and train men, street car men, teHinsters and all who drive very much suffer from kidney disense iu some form. Fo ley's Kidney Cure strengthens the kidneys and cures all forms of kid ney and blndder disease. Geo. H. II ii u Klin, locomotive engineer, Lima, O., writes, "Constant vibration of the engine caused me a great deal of trouble with my kidneys, and I got no relief until I used Foley's Kidney Cure " Sold at Armstrong's drug store. The Sussex Mutual Insurance company calls for a seven per cent. assessment for losses during .the past year. What Is Foley's Kidney Cure? Answer : It is made from a pre scription of a leading Chicago phy sician, and one of trie most eminent in the country. The ingredients are the purest that money can buy, and are scientifically combined to get their utmost value. Sold at Armstrong's drug store. Andrew Albright, who owns Swartswood lake in Sussex county, warns against trespassing on those waters. A Lesson in Health. Healthy kidneys filter the impnr itiea from the blood, and unless they do this good health is impossi ble. Foley's Kidney Care makes sound kidneys and will positively cure all kidney and bladder disease. It strengthens the whole system. Sold at Armstrong's drug store. Hon cholera has entailed serious loss on the poultry keepers of Sus sex county the past winter. People who are in love with them selves have no fear of rivals. A Revelation. If you will make inquiry it will be a revelation to you how many succumb to kidney or bladder trou bles in one form or another. If the patient is not beyond medical aid, Foley's Kidney Cure will euro. It never disappoints. Sold at Arm strong's drug store. The man who loses his temper loses his friends. It takes a lot to satisfy the aver age woman with her lot. Will Cur Consumption. A. A. Hexren, Finch, Ark., Writes "Foley's Honey and Tar U the best preparation for coughs, colds and lung trouble. I know that it has cured consumption in the first stages." Sold at ArmstrongV drug store. Foley's Honey and Tar contains no opiates and can safely be given to chiMren. Sold at Armstrong's drug store. Small pox cost Huckettstown tl 3,000. Foley's Honey and Tar is pecu liarly adapted for asthma, bronchit is and boiirsoneso. Sold at Arm strong's drug store. Every married woman feel that she is a refurmer. You never heard of any one using Foley 's Houey and Tar and not be ing satisfied. Sold at Armstrong's drug store. AW To the SUBSCRIBERS of this paper we make an offer of IO per cent, off on the dollar of all goods furchased at our store rom now until FEB. I2TH, 1902, by presenting this "ad" at the store. NO DISCOUNT WITHOUT "Ad." Call in and ask for our 1902 Calendar. KANE THE SHOEMAN, rV-I 21 Front St., Port Jervis. Telephone Call P. J. 182. New For Every Member Of The Farmer's Family. TRIBUNE A SEASONABLE REMEDY Emulsion of Pure Horvegian COD LIVER OIL With Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda A 12-oz. bottle for 50c. Prescription si T H. E. Emerson & Co., I Carafully Compounds gj9 Next Door FINE GROCERIES, FLOUR, PURE COFFEES AND SPICES, SELECTED TEAS, BUTTER AND CHEESE FROM BEST CREAMERIES, FRUITS AND CANDIES, CANNED GOODS IN VARIETY, SPORTING GOODS, TOBACCO AND CIGARS. A Complete Assortment of the Delicacies Us ually Kept in First Class Stores. Goods Delivered Promptly Free of Expense. For Sale Dy A. Q. W ALL AOE Telephone CJI 62. DO YOU EXPEPJ TO BUILD? THEN SEE A. D. BROW and SOH, Manufacturers and dealers in all kinds of Lumber, Contractors and Builders. estimates made ; personal atten tion given and work guaranteed. JJFFICE. Brown's Building, Milford, Pa. Foley's Honey and Tar tor children, safe, sunt. Ao opiates, "BEST OF ALL FLOUR." FEED, MEAL, BRAN. OATS, and HAY. When in need of nny Hello to No. 5., or come to SAWKILL MILL, MILFORD, PA York FARMER TCutnbllrthod In 1H41, for over sixt ' years it was tho NKW YORK WKKKLY TRIBUNE, known and rend In every Stiite In the Union On November 7, 11KU, It was cliangod to the New York Tribune Farmer, a hijrh clans, up t date, illiiHtrated agricultural weekly for the farmer and his family PRICE $I.OO year, hot you can liny It for less. How? By RiitiKcritiiinr through your own favorlto borne 111'Wi.piipcr, THK PliKW. Milford, Pa. Both piiper one yenr for only fl.fto. Send your order and money to Thb Phkhs. Sample copy free. Send your ad dress to NEW YORK TRIBUNE FARMER, New York. Broad Stroot, Milford. nnaylvanla to Hutol Fauchnre Harford St., Milford, Pa Foley's Kidney Cure makes kidneys mnj bUJJcr rlht.
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