Your Tongue If It's coated, your stomach Is bad, your liver is out of order. Aycr's Pills will clean your tongue, cure your dys pepsia, make your liver right. IZasy to take, easy to operate. 25c. All amorist. "BEST OF ALL' FLOUR," FEED, MEAL, BRAN, OATS, and HAY. 01 Mil? joiinson "Fitter of Feet," Agent, Port Jerrit, R. T. Mercantile Appraisement FOR I002. NOTICK IS ITKRKnY GIVEN to fill dealers In mIh, warns, rn arch nn H, com modities find effects of whatever kind or tmtiirn, whrthor of the growth, product ntid nmnnfacMire of the t'nltoil Srntoh or of nny foreign Htntn, nnd all millers nnd coal denliTa vl t.)ii 11 the county of Pikf In the Htntf of I'eimsylvan n, that they bm clnsHilhd nnd assessed by the npprainorof iMcrcnntllo tnxos in Raid county for the year n bHow given, aud that they arc severalty required to take out a license at the office of the county treasurer at Mil ford 011 or before the first day of July. lsri. If not paid on the adove date suit will be brought 11s per act of assembly lti fltich cases made and provided. RETAIL. lllonintnir (Jrove. DoOront Dennis Storo Delaware Fuliiior Philip V Hotnl i(trrctHnn Hurry Hioyulo Mertrlnr Krnni'la Hotnl Miepliprtl Koblnnoll Store Vim KtU-n K. K. S ma Hotnl Vnn Aiiki-n (tihi. B Htore Vim Kttcn Dims ... Store Vim HoruVn Kun est Hutol Westbrook Jiioob Ii Store Dlngman. HnllliitntK. O Hotel n!loz lontlno BonnUutf House Mcl'nrtT i:hiirle Store Moti W'lllliim Hotel Schiinno Anna Hotel Suuiinuo Jusi'ill Boarding House Greene. lieislnr Peter Fertiliser I'roNS loteii B Store (iilincr niter E Urocerieg (iil)iln Bros Store Humes F. (1 Store Honok .1. t C Store l,owe K.ilward F.. Store Sci(i Charles K Store Wilson Kilgnr BonrdliiK House Lsckswuen. Almnn Snnuiol Hotel Huil'her J. 1 Store BninniiiR J. C Store IH'lh'i't Kdward Store Cort rlKht Jusoil Store Cortrlnlit William B Store F.lston tieorire A Hotd (ireenwiiUI Clnus. Store lloliiurt .losrph G.. Hotel Holliert F. J Hotel llunkliis lUrhiird Store Hirwliind U. F Stijre Howlnnd A. G Hotel KettHtmit Augusta Hotel Smith M K Store Shnnnon C. W SUire Hmlt h J. 11 Store Srhott John Store Sohiii ft Julius est Store Van Akin ii. h Store Lehiiiau. Bnnsley H. F Store Bavli Martin L Hotel Nrce Brothers Store Uttenheininr Clara Hotel Ottojihnlmer Clara 1 pool table 3 months 1 billiard tablo. IO.UO Petora Kdwln F Hotel Peters Kdwin F , 1 pool table 3 months 1 billiard table J10.00 Smith Cllutou bbore Mllfor-1 ItoraiiKh, Armstrong T & Co Store Armstrong CO Drugstore Beck Fred A Hotel Huiirnlque 1. N Hotel ltournl.UM P. N., 1 pool table II months 2 bowliugalieys lili.ft But1 J. K Butcher Beck John C Hotel ('oruelius Ii. Miss Buzuar llinKiimn A.S More Kiiu-i-Kon It K & Co Drug Store 1- nell Louise Hotel (j ilmhle Brothers Butcher ilrilrrllui ljouib Bicycle HafnerL. F Harness Hornbcck I). H Bicycle Kelly John l)r Hotel Kyle Bclijuluin Store kicin T. B.J. & Son Hanlware Myer James A Photographer Met 'art v John Store Mitchell Mary Millinery Mitchell W.oiG .Store Ntlib P. M Hotel NtliaP. M.,1 jvvil tablo 6 months . . I.itsi Hvni'ti ' Wells ...Store StrublH W. T Miller 'I n. m iii. ill J ilm H Hotel 'l'is..t Marie Hottl N'al lace Burt Store Wolt John Store Jmyra. I.alK-s Clara J.oiei Kdwart S N'ilsou ( ic-irKO . Cmirlriiiiit C. W. Stutter J.jaei--ll . .Hot-el . istore .Store ,H..tl fHore hltuhula. I-il!er Mary Boarding House tl.il.llUT M Jol't) & Son Mold lii-liy I-aIaih Siur HeuillMllll JollU 11 Hotel l1l.- F. 1 Store A out J. Jin Jr Hotel U.:1 tieol e Bui her Went lull. Alien I It . . Bote! Bui. ii A W. tV S.m ... More l..-M,ll I l-.Ml K Hole! I ( l.i.l.'.ie II..1. I I I a.s : - i ,1 A ii.; : e A' M hi e I I', t, .,- ... . I ' . . . r . . - . i 1 1 i . . . .Mine 1 l - .. r l- i ! A M..i I I, i, -,ore i'-.'i 'j.-i'ii . II-.1.1 ' i 5 1; ---! ! n.ii 1 l-.I.-l Jt 1 - e - - I I ' i ! . . M.ue J .; i M 1.' .N.is .-i.ue Uch Michael Butcher V an (iorilen .1. ii More Weh I Hirer (ieorge Butcher Wlntcriimtc Isaao Store Aereeably to the net of (ho (rennral as sembly of the commo-weallh of Pennsyl vania, passed April 11, IKMi, entitled "All act relating to the appointment of mer oanilln appraisers nnd graduating the du ties upon wholesale dealers nnd merchan dise, etc., and the supplements thereto," and "act of May 8, iwni," the undersigned appraiser of men-nut lie taxes of the coun ty of Pike diss hereby certify that the fore going are dealers III foreign aud domestic merchandise In said county that have come to my knowledge and that they are classed according to law. Witness my hand this fith day of May, A. I)., iKW. H. F. KIPP, Mercantile Appraiser. An appeal will lie held In thecoiirt house In the borough of Mllford between the hours of u a. in. and 4 p. m , on Thursday. June ft, lima, when and where all persons Interested in the aforesaid assessment and description may attend If t he? see pn per. B. F. KIPP, Mercantile Appraiser. All dealers In the aliove list aro requests ed to take up their licenses at the county treasurer's ollice on or before July 1, IKfi, after which they will lie glrcn to a justice of the peace for collection. ti. F. ROWLAND, County Treasurer. SHERIFTS SALE. fly virtue of a writ of ixivarl Faclaa Is sued ou. of tiie court of common pleas of Hike county tome directed, I will expose to public sale by vendue or outcry at the sheriff's oflloe iu the borough of Mllford OD THURSDAY, MAY 29, at two o'clock In the afternoon of Raid day : All that certain lot or tract of land situate in the township of Delaware in the county of Pike and state of Penimylvanla bound ed and described m follows to wit: Begin ning at a stone corner being also a corner of lands of William Harker, thence by the same north sixty-two degrees and one-half west one hundred aud ninety-three per ches and a half to a stone corner, thence by lands of John Sax ton north twenty-nine degrees east eighty-nine perches to a stone corner, thence by the same south sixty-two degrees and a half east one hundred and sixty-four perches and a quarter to a stone corner, thence south eight degrees and a half west ninety-five perches aMd a quarter to the place of beginning, containing one hundred acres, It being part of a larger tract of land surveyed by virt ue of a war rant granted to Solomon Hut? dated the 4th day of March A. 1). 1711, the said one hundred acres by divers conveyances and other asHurances vesting title iu the same became the property of the said Garret ii. Urown. tSelziHl and taken In execution as the property of Garret B. Urown, dsceased, and will be sold by me for cash. GKOHGlfi GHKGORY, fclier iff. Sheriff's Office, Mllford, Pa., ) April 30. iwJ. ( ORPHAN'S JDOURT SALE By virtue of an order of thf Orphan's court of the oounty of Pike, the under signed will expose to sale by public vendue or outcry on SATURDAY, THE 81ST DAY OF MAY A. D. 1903, at two o'clock urm. of said dny lu tUe front hall of the court house iu the bor ough of Mllford, P., all the real estate of whtoh I ye wis Kpaitgenherg, docea&'d, died seized and posMettaed In the county of Pike aforesaid, to It: All that certnln piece of land, situate In the township of Pat m yra, county of Pike and Mate of Penn sylvania, described as follows: Beginning at a point in public road, leading from Tuf ton to the Narrows uu original line of the Hubert Stewart trnt, thence along same north 21 di-groos east 70 rods to a Htone comer of tliu said Rutert Stewart tract, thence souih 7oli degrees east Jii rod to a atone coiuur, thence aouth 24 degrees west ofi rtujs to said public rad, tlumco along same south ivi aogrees west 1:?.! rMl to the pliwe of beginning con tnining fle acres more or lens, being part of a larger tract iu the warrantee name of Robert Stewart numbered on the cuiumls Hioners 1mm, ks of lke county No. Hi, Lhe same being one of the lots of the Kphraim Kimble. Sr., estate. IMPKOVKMKNTrf-Ou the same are eii'ctnd a small dwelling htitine and out buildings; part of the laud under cnltlvr tioii and Improved, with large and small fruit treen; balance unimproved laud. Terms nf sale, CASH. THKODORK SPAKGKN'BKRG, Adiuinibtrator of the estate of bewili SpaiixenlMTn, deejunt d. HY. T. BAKKK, Attorney. i.ilfoxd, Pa.t Aiuy , XJ. WIDOWS' APPRAISEMENT. The following appraiaemeuta set apart to the widows have boeu tiled with tite i-U vt inter uud wiil be pretfe.-ntt'tf to the coutt for cuiiiirmatioo ami aliowiiice ou liie lirnt Monilay or June next: Kntnte of Calvin C Muiimon, dee'd. A ppn.iwtnent of p-rtiuml prwpt-rty sut Hp'irt Lo widow, Atniira Shannou. h.-state of John ii-nH, de-e'd. A pjiraieMv Uifiitof penioi;..! projH-riy aud cIuikth on real eeUiirti i:t apart to widow, L.-oiuaa (J. J. C, WKSTBROOIv, JR . Kcuiotur. May 6, HrJ. RECISTERS NOTICE. The following ttfcountfi have bet n flli j wnh tde itfrfiMt;r hiui vsiil bt! prt-.-v-uted to tin; ciuit for coiiltnuuHou ou ihe lirt ilt-iitiny of J ttue iit-xi : l-u.iti of 1 uiu M Artist, dee'd. Tin: MfCJUIlit of (ii'O.n M. Ariiat, auuiioiLit tor. KtttatM of H. rtha H:-huiuiIer, uWd. The at-i:oint of .Mitiiiew J.('iin) uud liui'i- J. Llli.ki:y. flltmll.' ItltOIM .1. C. S I'UUOOK. JH , May 5, be.'. Washington Hotels. RIGGS HOUSE. The hotel par excellence of the onfrital, loratexl within one bliM'k of the White IfoiiNeand directly opM.it the Treasury. Finest table in the city. WILLARD'S HOTEL A famous hotelry, remarkable for Its h'fltorirail assoelatlfns and long-sustained popularity. Recently renovated, repainted aud partially refurnished. NATIONAL HOTEL A landmark aniline the hotels of Wash infrton, patrmifEed In fnrmer, years by presidents and IiIkIi oftlcials. 'Always prime favorite. Recently remodeled and rendered Itetler Mian ever. Opp. Pa. H. 11. dep. WALTKK BURTON, Res. Mgr. These hotels are the principal polltleal rendezvous of the capital at all times. They are the best stopping places at rea sonable rates. O. O 9TPLr. Proprietor, O. DCWITl.Msnsisr. Notice of Application for Incorporation. Notice Is horeby fflven that an applica tion will lie made to the (rorernor of Fenn svlvn.ila on Friday, May SMd, by Charles R Horn, Frank M. Horn and W W. McKeo, all residents of Pennsylvania, under the act of assembly entitled "An act to provide for the Incorporation and regulation of certain corporations'' ap proved April 2Mb. 1H74, and the supple ments thereto, for the charter of an Intend ed corporation to be called Matamnras Uas C'ompany, the character and object of persons, partnerships and associations residing; therein, a may desire the same, and for these purposes to have, possess and enjoy all the rights, ben. fits and privi leges cf said act of assembly and supple ments thereto. ALEX. N. ULRICH,' Ho Hoi tor. April 28, IPOS. which Is the manufacturing and supplying uas to the Diiblic at the townshio of West fall. Pike county, Pennsylvania, and to ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE I .otters of administration upon the es tate of John X Plnchot, late of the bor ough of Milford, deceased, having been granted to the undersigned, all persons having claims against the said estate will present them and those indebted thereto will please make immediate payment to C. W. BULL, Administrator. Milford, Pa., Maj 15, 1903. EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE. Letters testamentary upon the estate of P' ter A. L. Quick, late of the township of Delaware, deceased, having been granted to the undersigned, all persons having 'lalilis against the said estate will present them and those Indebted thereto will please make immediate payment to ijnA A. vu" rv. Executrix. Mnnor Hall, Dlugruan's Ferry, Pa. May 7, UJ COURT PROCLAMATION. State of Pennsylvania, County of Pike. j Notice Is hereby given to all persons bound by recognlianoe or otherwise to ap pear, that the June term, ltKC, of the sev eral courts of Pike county Will be held at the court house In the borough of Mllford on the first Monday, 2nd, at 2 o'clock p. in , and will be continued one week If nec essary. GKO RGB GREGORY, Sheriff. Mllford, Pa., May B, 1003. mm DISEASES arc the most fatal of all djt eases. i ULUI O L:r;Lt::i f;..t:,' cf money refuniccL CorJalns remedies recognized by emi nent physicians as the Best lot Kidney and Bladder troubles. PRICE 50c o4 $1.00. mill PrO" CfnklAr WW i I Wilt UtUulW4 Port Jrvis. N. V. Adjoining Oumaer's Union House Roiid, enrrmgo, draft and farm horsea for smIh. txclmiigs made. A large stock from wliicU to mnke elections. CANAL 1ST. Hirjm Towner. ' ) CANDY CATMAWT1C 4 " Si.-"' . ' ' iMwrciMa. Cttium aUtntd CXC Nv fold In tulk. ii-iv'f ol tl.t dt'tr who Ukt to nil KAKSAS TORN APART. Crsrki la the Fields la Home I'laees Bl Esossh for w in rail la. The attention of the Kansas state board of agriculture has been called to occurrences which arr mystifying the aifnlfa farmers of Jewell and Republic counties. It is reported that great cracks and sink holes are appearing in the alfalfa fields there, says a Topeka correspondent of the New York Sun. The cracks are sometimes rods in length, from two to six feet in depth, and from one to ten feet wide. They appear only in alfalfa fields, and (he farmers have never before seen any thing like them. They do not come gradually, but suddenly. It is becoming dangerous to drive a team across' alfalfa fields be cause the ground may suddenly sink beneath It. Some section hands were working on a railroad trsck a few days ago near an alfalfa field on the farm of Edward Randall, not far from Jewell City. They heard a cow low but there was no cow in sight. The sound seemed to come from under the ground. They made a search atid discovered the cow in an alfalfa sink hole, several feet below the surface. The cow was so weak that she could not stand after she had been dugout. The alfalfa plants have very long roots. One theory Is that these rools loosen the ground so that it is washed away by an underflow. TROUT KILLED GRAYLINGS. The Flsa Coaimlssloa Failed to Allow for Poetlo L.teeaa aad Loat Their FUa. A'S vi t ;mj in tiio I'm ,ms. ti rnt r.uiniiMy alv in ti, yvV ki- Sportsmen will rejoice to know that the government fish commission seems to have solved the problem of propa gating grayling1. There are very few grayling streams In the world, and a few of those are In the United States. Two of the best are In northern Michigan and the rest tn Montana The grayling inhabits streams similar to those in which trout thrive. They are different from the trout in appear ance, more delicate but equally gam', and take practically the same bait and the same flies. In the Michigan streams trout were planted with the grayling, say the New York Time for the fish commission believed that if Tennyson's brook could hold 'Here and there a lusty trout, and here and there a grayling;, the brooks of Michigan could be made to do likewise. But they failed to al low for poetic license, and discovered when too late that the trout destroyed their little rivals. An attempt was made to propagate the disappearing fish, but the attempt failed. Then some one noticed that the grayling of Montana seemed to be of a different variety, and more hardy. Thecommis ion tried these and is succeeding ad mirably in their propagation. EKIS03 SDHHia BOAEDERS. A Large Metropolitan Newspaper Which la Helping- tha Bummer Besorta. The Brooklyn Eagle several years ago established a Bureau of Infor nmtiqti In Brooklyn, where the pub. lie oonid, free of charge, soon re de tails of hotels and boarding houses for the summer. The idea at onoe becuie popular, aud branch bureaus were opened in Manhattan and other cities. Country hotels and boaiding bouses by seudinnj to this Bureau can secure a listing blank, till it out and returu it and then be represented free of cost, and send their circulars and cards for free distribution The Brooklyn Eagle has also been conxidered for years the best me dium for summer boarders in New York city. The Rock Point Inn, in the Adir ondacks, said: ''We are giving the Eagle a larger share of advertising than most other papers, as experi ence has demonstrated its value to as tn past seasons." Cbuunoey B. Newkirk of Wurts boro, Sullivan county, said: "Last season one small adv. brought me five guebts." La Rue Bros., proprietors of the American Uotol of Bharon Springs. N. Y , wrote : "Our house is full and mostly by Brooklyn people. Dully ws receive applications for rooms, and nil oa account of our standing ad iu the Eitgle." For Listiug Blanks, Adv. Rate Cards and other information, address EAULE INFORMATION BUREAU Brook iv?i, N. Y. V. nut yi'nr rn.ii brown iit rich his l,H..ril beautiful riiria'.vruftfro nvrr.pr iskern Con lti in Kfnion. fMirprisrci Korp iytier lo you menn to rht you have ppeeinl Hretions for oonprfRpmen tn your country? Nntive American Sometimes, If there is a vacancy. Why not? Surprised Foreigner Why, from the way yon people talk about your congressmen I shouldn't think one of them was worth the expense of a spe cial election. Chi capo Tribune. m Traveling Is Dangerous. Constant motion jars the kidneys which are kept in place in the body by delicate Bttnclimnnts This is the re.ison that traveler and train men, street, car men, teamsters and all who drive very much suffer from kidney disease in some form. Fo ley's Kidney Cure Rtrengtlmns the kidneys and cures all forms of kid ney and bladder disease, (loo. II. Hansan. locomotive engineer, Lima, ()., writes, "Constant vibration of the engine caused mo a great deal of trouble with mv kidnevs, and I got no roliff until I used Foley's Kidney Cure " Sold at Armstrong's drug store. . . Dress milking in nil branches Will go to the house or do the work at home. Address Mary Ludwio, Broad street, Milford, Fa. What Is Foley's Kidney Cure? Answer : It Is made from A pre scription of a leading Chicago phy sician, and one of tne most eminent in the country. The ingredients aro the purest that money can buy. and are scientifically combined to get their utmost value. Sold at Armstrong's drug store. JI-iom a an jjij uo p.).ijoa .(jnp pjncl nui.imj jhoijii.w i(lo.in;, uioj ynv JOtf 3lH MOl( JIII.Ijpuo. (Ilt ,1IBJ I 'Jllllj.fll ) KJjy p.UOAlKUH ,,'sar,,, .'111 apniu jCisnoiAqo os si sijs jnr 'ubuiom Jillio.f aiji pjns .A'uiurt si ats '"Ml. Jlsa,i my A Lesson In Health. Healthy kidneys filter the impur ities from the blood, and unless thejrdo this good health is impossi ble. Foley's Kidney Cure makes sound kidneys and will positively cure all kidney and bladder disease It strengthens the whole system Sold at Armstrong's drug store. Canllona lilrl. Fercy I proposed to Isabel on a lovely moonlight night. Ony Well Percy She said to hring the matter up again some cloudy night; thnt she didn't want matters to stand so I could blame the moon if we made bad match. Detroit Free Pres. 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 cure. It never disappoints. Sold at Arm. strong's drug store. A Heavy Smoker. Wife My dear, I'll have to go and ee a doctor. I'm afraid I have the tobacco heart, and it's often fatal. Husband Good gracious! you don't smoke. Wife No, but I live under the name roof with you. X. Y. Weekly. , Will Cure Consumption. A. A. Ilerren, Finch, Ark., writes : "Foley's Honey and Tar is the best preparation for coughs, colds and lung trouble. I know that it has cured consumption in the first stages." Sold at Armstrong' drug store. Bin Horse. Comparatively few horses attain to 17 hand!, hut Kansas boasts of one that measures L'O handa and weighs 2,412 pounds. This big creature is owned by a man named Stout, who lives in Doniphan county. Foley's Honey and Tur contains no opiutes and can safely be given to children. Bold at Armstrong's drug store. AiLitriissisl Affair. "Molly," he said, "if I should die first i want you to see that I'm cre muted." "Mercy on us, John! Coal may be six dullari a too. then!" Atlanta Con stitution. Foley's Honey and Tar is pecu liarly adapted for asthma, bronchit is and hoarseness. Sold at Arm strong's drug store. aultaa's Suns Serluiied. The Hiiitan of Turkey has six sons and seeu i!ai'j.'hti rs, who are kept In the aecuresi kci'Iumi-u, the former never leaving the gi-uumU of the house iu which, they were boiu. You never heard of auy oue using Foley's Honey and Tur and not be ing satinlied. Hold at Armstrong's drug store. When in need of any Hello to No. o.. or come to SAWXILL MILL, MILFORD, PA S lO jKAN To the SUBSCRIBERS . of this paper wo make an offer of per cent, off on the dollar of all goods purchased at our store from now until FED. I2TH, 1902, by presenting this "ad" at the store. NO DISCOUNT WITHOUT "Ad." Call in and ask for our 1902 Calendar. ET THE SHOEMAN, 21 Front St., Port Jems. Telephone Call P. J. 182. TRBUNE New York FARM BR For Every Member Of The Farmer's Family. Kstiihllslicd In 1Kt. tor ovnr nlxt yearn It wm t.lin NKW YORK WKKKLY TKIBLNK, known ami reml In every Stntn In the t'nlon On November 7, 11K)I, It waa changoit to tlio New York Tribune Farmer, i hlnh eland, up t rlnti-, Illustrated agricultural weekly lor the iiirmer nnd Ills family PRICE $I.OO 1 year, lint you enn liny It for less. Howf Hy 8ii1ikci llilnir thmuirh your owa fnvorlto home n-wspnper, THK PiiKkh, Milfonl. Ph. Fioth imperii one year for only fl lift. ISend your order nnd money to Thk PltKrig. Sample copy free. Send your ad dress to NEW YORK TRIBUNE FARMER, New York. A SEASONABLE REMEDY Emulsion of Pure Norwegian COD LIVER OIL With Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda A 12-oz. bottle for SOc. H. E. Emerson 4 "Co., SS' Prescription Carefully Compounded Next Door to Hotel Faucliore. 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 n Telephone CJI 62. Harford St., Milford, Pa DO YOU EXPERT TO BUILD? THEN SEE A. D. BROWN and SOU, Manufacturers and dealers in all kinds of Lumber, Contractors and Builders. Estimates made ; personal atten tion given and work guaranteed. OFFICE, Brown's Building-, Milford, Pa. Foley's Honey and Tar Foley's Kidney Cure (or ihUJren,alc,sure. Vo opiates, makes kidneys and bUJJer rlht.
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