Shirt Valsts from 50c. to $1.50.
Fine Lot of Summer Lawns 9, 10 and 12c a Yard.
Full Line Gent's Furnishing Goods.
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Shoes All Styles And Sizes.
Wall Paper And Dorder.
Hardware, Etc.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes.
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The governor has signed the bill granting
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price too.
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you want a stylish sin
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MILKOKD PA.
Table
Dainties.
Can nod goods.
Meats in every form.
Turkeys and eliirkeus.
Oy.-dVrs and vegetables.
(Iverytliiii for an elfirant
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GUMBLE BROS.
Uadvi'dSt. Milford Pa.
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SANDY STON.
.Int-i-pli Julm (if Hi'Vittw, while r
t n t-nl 11 (r Yn ii Uniiichville mid P'sir
flip ri'idcncn of .lulm SiiimcrntxTfr,
n il from his wiij-vni in hihIj rnvny
t In t tho wlii-cl stniveil on It i-t ImmIv.
In ennm way he iniiimjretl lo frif
himself and roach home, lie hud
ft cnutile of ribs linikeii anil it is
feiireil mime Pi Hons inlertml injuries.
llnirs (jut amiino; (he Hheep of Jos.
.Intrer mid killed eii-lit (he other
night. There nre too ninny worth
liws iloirs in thin town and now Unit
sheep (himnircA nre heeonilnjr entirely
too niiiiii-rous it is titii-nm--tliiiifr wns
doneiind yet every one will tell you
he UeepM his dnj; tied up,
Ttilk nliout life Insurance being a
I'nyliiR investment. Well, it limy be
if the insured dies and then he don't
Ket it. A party here was insured
in 1k:ou a 20-year seiiii-endowinent
policy which means if he died his
heirs would get f 1,0(10 and dividends;
if he lived the time out he would get
I"i00 and dividi'iids. He is niiinnj
the living yet and has paid J.10.27
a year for the past '20 years and will
draw J.jST.irJ, the $S7.!)2 being the
miiKHiflcent (?) dividends. You will
say there is the risk of the insured
dyinj' during the aforesaid 20 years.
(Iranted. lint where is the per cent,
on the money paid in which the in
sured was told would go up in three
figures hut they didn't.
This valley is one of the most finely
situated for summer hoarders to be
found anywhere barring railroad
facilites. Many farmers would take
boarders and our hotels are models
in their line. The hotel at Iievans
has always maintained a splendid
reputation for boarders and -it Is sale
trt nay that under its new manage
ment that reputation will be main
tained.
The ice cream and cuke social at
Floyd Fuller's was largely attended
and all had an enjoyable time. The
proceeds were about $21.
Our Hcliools are closing for the
year. Tuttles Corner closed one week
ago and the one at J-itiyton closed on
Friday last Bamuel llazelton, the
teacher, was the recipient of a hand
some revolving chair, b present from
his pupils. The other schools Will
close in a few days.
The death of (leo. Y. Horuheck
was a shock to his many friends here,
as few knew of ids illness. He mar
ried a Miss Layton of Layton over 40
years ago and of the large Layton
family I think Mr. llornlieek's
widow and John I,ayton, Jr., of
Iievans are the only ones surviving.
Sceley llundle and wife passed
through here on Saturday. He has
lived for some time at Passaic, N. J.
Montague residents are in great
luck in the matter of rural postal
delivery, which will begin In a short
time. It is too much to exieet that
rural postal delivery will become
general and yet the probable increase
in mail matter may cover any de
ficit caused by rural delivery.
The continued dry weather was
seriously affecting vegetation of every
description but the fine ralnofSun
hS did a vast amount of good.
The changing of the road over
along the. Big Flathrook and across
lands of Mrs. Van Ftten has received
a check. The land to be taken for
the the road was to cost the town $25
but the owner of the land now de
mands $100 and the town to fence
the road besides. Too much road
about that.
Y00DT0Y.
Thotnns Bradford recently brought
home a tine bull calf, "Kirl Litttck
er," for tho purpose of improving
his stock.
Win. MoKittrick visited his moth
er Kunlay. Miss Phebe Wells also
visited her parents.
Soma of our yotinpf paoplo atton fl
ed a party at Frenehtown Friday
eveuiii!?, the occasion being the
birthday of August Morean. They
report an evening of tlno enjoyment
and vota tha More.tuxs good enter
tainers. Hurrah ! They are working the
Parker's Ulen road this week. This
fact und the recent whowors make
us very tha nkful.
Bronchitis
" I hve kept Ayer's Cherry Pec
toral in my house for a great mir.y
yr ars. It is the best medicine in
the world for coughs and colds."
J. C. C'illiams, Attica, N. Y.
All serious lung
troubles begin with a
ticklin? in the thront.
You can stop this at first
in a sinide niht wuh
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
Use it also for bronchitis,
consumption, hard colds,
andfurco'j;lisof all kinds.
MMiMAN'S I'ldlKY.
It Is ipiiie a reasonable proposition
to feed crows to save them the trouble
of pulling corn, but we think the cum
should he soaked in strychinne so
that they will not come back to husk
the corn while it yet Immature.
Mrs, W. A. Bradley has opened a
dairy near Coles school house where
she will disense fresh milk and
serve linn h a la carte to the hungry
this summer.
Child's Park and Silver Lake at
tract many boarders and as the roads
have bii'ti adinirnlily worked the
number of visitors will probably in
crease. It is said Child's Park will
be considerably improved in the near
future and conveniences arranged for
visiting parties.
Andrew Albright and son are now
proprietors of filestore lately occupied
by J. B. West brook, deceased.
Hay will likely lie-scarce again
next winter. Much grass wintered
out and that left does not grow. Corn
planting is finished here.
Howey and Hon will remove their
saw miil to the I Hindus lot.
Cows are quite scarce this spring
Buyers were late coming on account
of short pasture earlier.
Corn Steele of Port Jervis is home
on a visit.
Mrs. Mary Ann Young, who lias
been suffering with a cold, is some
what Improved.
Sunday school at Coles was organ
ized May 18th. Martin Hatton Is
superintendent,
Mrs. Jessie (Jihnore of Jersey City
is again located at her summer resi
dence at Centre to remain the season.
Centre has a new resident at the
Catharine Angle farm who is a pro
fessional gardener.
It is said that the school house at
Centre has not had a good cleaning
out in two years. Last summer
ladies going there to Sunday school
usually had their white waists soiled
by contact with the benches and
desks.
Mrs. Catharine Snyder, who has
been confined to her bed p. II winter,
is able to be out again.
Mrs. J. W. Chamberlain is in ill
health and has been so for a consider
able period.
Miss Kvangaline Donaldson sailed
for London las week. She goes to be
with her mother, who is In ill h ;a!th
there.
Charles, a son of John Smith, is
quite Indesposed.
The farmers have finished planting
corn and now the crows are busy
pulling it.
Peter Doty of New York Is visiting
friends here.
Dave Anglo has moved hack to his
summer resort, the stonequarry near
Beaver dam.
Mrs. Oilmore of New Y'ork with a
party of friends is up to spend the
summer at her farm near Centre.
Henry Cron says the catfish in
Beaver dam are so numerous they
have to seek the fieids for pasture.
Miss lirtuni Howey"and H. Cron
spent Sunday with the former's
mother.
It does not help a man's crops to
sit on the fence and watch a neigh
bor's weeds grow.
Csually the less a man knows the
wider open he wears his mouth.
It Is as impossible for a fool to
hold his tongue as it is for a sick
oyster to keep his shell closed. 8. 0.
(ilvEENTOWN.
Charles Zimmermann, who has
been attending the normal school
at Eust Strondabtirg for the past
two years, died at bis homo near
Miuai on Thursday, May 22. Al
though only fifteen years old he had
passed the work in the junior year
and expected to eutor tho senior
class in the couiiDg fall term. He
is deoply mourned by his stricken
father aud mother, who had high
hopes for their only child. The
funeral services were conducted in
part by Prof. E. L. Kemp in St.
Mark's Evangelical Lutheran church
at Minsi. The class, about twenty
five In number, of which Charlie
whs a member, went to pay their
last respect to their loved class
mate. The funeral was also attend
ed by members ot the faculty in
cluding Prof. Bible, Prof. Iligby
and Miss Moore. All extend their
heartfult sympathies to the bereav
ed parents and friends.
UlBiulullua of htraun0 Club.
A cjiirt-r club is di.-.nlon at Tucson,
A. 'i'., afi'.r sfH'ral years' existence.
Trnlv-I "i I.ai-lii'lm's jui nt d. a nil I hen
it nan (1 viiled t u a tl in it no other ujem
Ut rs, and that if any iii. inbt'r entered
into the Lm.iuIs of nuit i imoii v he should
renounce his atliSial'on vt;h the club,
aud also his tinaiuva! in terest. A club
buiUhliK was erected anil the L'2 men
iM-puu housekeeping. 1 he (Itfictiunii
fciucc have been lnl.in pl.tce wish
aiiirininif frequency lai.-lv, anil at the
pro. iii time three !..iu ly nu n are the
sole l'eMm nls of the c.ut t, n i . n i nf , tine
of the most anisic tirurtuic of the
SOUl 1. est,
51 ATA MORAS.
Mrs. Urneo Wonnaeott In enter
taining friends this week from
Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. Charles Conrtright will sing
at, the commencement exercises at
Epworth church June 9.
Miss Ilii7.nl Piilinatier, who hag
been spending some time in Jersey
City and Brooklyn, returned home
on Saturday evening.
At Epworth church Tuesday eve
ning Fred Heath, the blind inusioinn
from Middletown, gave somo vocal
solos and played his own accompan
iments ii nd made some remarks,
t lis sinking was very fine and was
very much enjoyed by the Mata
moras people. He will be at Hope
church on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Isaac Labar is visiting at the
Water Gap and is quite ill at that
place.
Children's Day will be observed
on Sunday, June 8, at Epworth and
Hope churches.
Mr. and Mrs. James Van Dyne of
Waldwiek, N. J., were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. U. II. Langtou Satur
day and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Blackmer and
family have been visiting Mrs.
Blaekmer's mother at Panpack, Pa.
They returned home on Saturday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Oarrabrandt
of Miihwah, N. J., spent Sunday
with friends in Matatnoras
George Martin of New York city
spent Sunday with his parents.
A pleasant birthday party took
place on Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Space.
It was in honor of their little daugh
tor, Minnie, aged six years She
and her little friends spent a very
pleasant afternoon. Various games
were played. A nice supper was
served at 5 o'clock by Mrs. Spieo.
The Jr. O. U. A. M. Memorial
Day was observed on Sunday by a
cumber of our citizens. Rev. Ora
Bhoop, pastor of Epworth church,
made the opening prayer at the
decoration of graves at Laurel
Grove cemetery.
At Epworth Church on Sunday
evening, June 1st, Presiding Elder
J. R. Wright from Jersey City will
have charge of the services.
The L,. (J. U. will hold a lawn so-
olal on the churoh lawn tonight.
Ice cream aud strawberries will be
served by the society.
At Hope church on Sunday eve
ning the C. E. society celebrated its
10th anniversary.
The county commissioners with
their clerk went to Greene last
Monday to view thesito for a bridee
ou the road being laid out.
Something Good.
So many go to thbir druggists and
merely ask for "something good"
for a cough or cold. Now if the
druggist has several remedies lie
certainly will sell the one that does
not cost much. When yon go to a
drug store better know what yon
want. Ask for Mexican Cough
Syrup if you want the nicest and
quickest oough cure twenty-flve
cents will buy. Take no other.
Terrible Neglect
If a mother through ignorance or
otherwise fails to give her child
some Mother's Worm Syrup, when
the little one by its coated tongue,
by its lustreless eyes, by its pony
form, pale skin, 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 euffors from sick headache,
sometimes so bad they can hardly
see. The best way to cure sick
headache is to remove the cause by
taking a Mexican Root Pill. This
clemsos tha 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
cents, conquers all pin, 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 your blood is impure, when
a slight bruise or cut makes a Bore
that heals most agra vatingly slow.
Your blood is bad if you are easily
easily ovei heated or ea-sily
chilled. You would not fuel
so weak and miserable if your blood
whs pure. Miiko it pure and your
self htroiig by taking Gooch's Sar
sapitrilla. Tho only blood remedy
endorsed by a government chemist.
Pilo-ine Cures Piltj.
M.inr r. funded if it ever fails.
Anti- Aijue cures chills and fever.
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IN WHITE BRONZE
Cost no more than plain
ones in tstonc and tliev arc
more durable. Don't invest
money in a monument le-
foro invest ip-atine; the claims
of White Bronze. Write for
information and designs.
J. F. HUNTINGTON, Sales Agt,
Milford, Pa.
Shoe
Bargains !
Selling out at greatly
dueed prices. Call
re
on
JOHN WOLF,
Wells Bldg. Harford St.
J. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Real Estate Agent.
rToiiaea and Lots nnd lots without Housni.
Dealer to all kinds of Property.
Life
Insurance agent
Notary Public.
and
All business given prompt
attention.
Office on Broad Street,
Below Criasman House.
Milford, Pa.
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dilation of anr tutmit 1O0 Journal. Tfrms,
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Froo TrMtment, Fret M d loai I
Advice. W Have Curad
7,000 Cases. Why
Not Your?
This druad dinuaau which baa caused
more untold aoules than word can de
scribe, hna at hut received Its death blow.
Medical Science In rewtit year hae found
a remedy that tucccsefully combata all the
aggravated symptoms doe to this distress
ing aftlUaion. After many year of pa
tient fttudy aud- rtwcarcu, Dr. A. ii. Clark,
the well known special it, ha duoorered
a potluve remedy that cures the couuh,
Kiveit iiiuneiiiate relief and eradicausa
every vellge ot the dibeasu. So confluent
la tho doctor that his Asthma Remedy
will effect a cure iu all stages that he has
instructed tha Clark Medical Co., of Pitta
burg, Pa., to forward a ooiupleU) treat
ment to every sufferer of Asthma who
writea for symptom blank. This Is a very
liberal offer aud shows the confidence the
Clark Medical Co. have in the merits of
this preparation. If any of our readers
are atllicted with Asthma they should
write the Clark Co at ouce for symptom
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A lively liver, jjure blood, clean
skin, bright eyes, perfect health
('ascarc'.s Candy Cathartic wilt ob
tain and secure them for you. Genu
ine tablets bUmi-ed C. C. C. Never
sohi iu bulk. Ail druKts, ioc.
.111a
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TIME TABLE.
Corrected to Date.
Pollrl l'i,ll,,,,. . ... e..
t.liiraim antl Cincinnati.
it-nets en unlf, t Port .Tcrvlfl to nil
points In tlie Went anil Som.hwet.i.t lower
ratr-ii thar via any other flrt-clm line.
Thain8 Now LrAvn Pout JitRvrs a
t OLLOWS.
EASTWARD.
No. 19. Daily FxprcRU 8 24 A. M.
it xniy jirPSR fj j0 '
1", Daily Kxoppt Sunday.. 6 80 "
Sh, " " " 7 jn ii
fit is, Pmiilny Only t m "
" Ilnlly f ipenf Puniln'y. " 10 () "
.. o!!' lvnil-vVBy rtnin ia as p.m.
SO, y KriK-pt Sunday... 8 "
8, Dally Ejrjir(s 4 515 1.
fttifi, Sunday Only 4 o 0
H, Daily Kxpresg 5 go
1 1S, Stoulavonly 5 40 "
" 8U, Daily fi',iopt Sunday.'.' 6 rn "
""'I 10 00 "
WESTWARD.
No. 3, Dally Knirwi 19 an A M
11, uany Mills Train 8 05 "
' 1, Daily KproK 11 KH "
' 11, For llo dale K'pt Sun. . 18 Kip m
S. Daily (j jo ..
S7, Dally Y.xrrpt Sunday.. 5 Ml '
7, Dally Kumw 10.1ft '
Trains Innv. I ')..... 1... . . T
York, for Port Jnrvla on woek dayt at
v, i mi, v w, w it, iu an a. m., 1 .00 8 oo.
Wi, 8 11" 1, 7 80, 9.16 P. m On PnmHy.
0(J, 7. at, B 00 A. M..1S 80,8 80, 7 80 and
lo P. M.
D. w. Cooke,
General PananiT Agent,
New lark.
Delaware Valloy
Railroad.
Time Table in Effect Mar. 12, 1902
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Agent, or on Signal.
For Infrtrnmt ton am in TT-I.-V, k .t T,
enRer Rates apply to C H. Rutter, b'reight
and Pass. Airent, Easton. Pa.
MOWAKO A. WOKMAW, g,ipt.,
V.-l M. ...... I .. .
C. H. RUTTKR, Frelfcht e Pass. At'.,
Gaston, Fa.
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YOU NEED!
Your own Watftr
Works, whtrh
you ctn hav by
conMiiltinff J, C.
PBEHCOTT of
Mutamoratf. Pn.t
who I prt-ittrd
to gtvm nthimtil
ttt any time.
Write him t
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FORCE
PUMPS
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