Diz.!v ?
Then your liver isn'f acting
well. You suffer from bilious
ness, constipation. Ayer's
Pills act directly on the liver.
For CO yens t'.icy nnve been
the Standard I'amily Till.
"BEST OF ALL FLOUR."
FEED, MEAL,
BRAN. OATS,
and HAY.
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vz 'IA ',r- . s
cure. At...'J.rt,f,
.r ri. t:
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When in nootl f nnv
Hi
JOHNSON
"filler of Feet," Ajjent,
Port Jr7i, R, T.
Mercantile
Appraisement
FOR I902,
NOTICE 1ft HEREBY GIVEN to nil
dfiilors in good, wnrw", nvrthandt. oom
modi lies and e fleets of whatever kind or
nature, whether of tho srrowth, product
and manufacture of tho United States or
of nny foreign grate, and nil miller aud
coal dealers within the county of Pike, In
the state of IVnnsylvan a, that they are
rljisrtill.'d and assessed by the appraiser of
jni'tc.tniilo taxe In said county for the
year as below given, and that they are
(severally required to tako out a license at
the otlice of the county treasurer at Mil
ford on or before tho flr&t day of July.
lltr. If not paid on the adove data suit
will be brought a per act of assembly In
Biich cases made aud provided.
RETAIL.
nioomlng Grove.
DeGront Dennis Store
Delaware.
Fnlmrr Philip F Hotel
(4nrrctHnti Harry Bicycle
Merrier FrftiirtB Hotel
Mii'phi'nl Kobinsnn Store
Van KitiTi K. K. S ins Hotel
Van A uken Geo. B Store
Vitn Ktten Hroa Ptorc
Van (-lortlen Knn est Hotel
AVestbrook Jacob B btore
Ilnrmn.
rtoillotatE. O Hotel
)alloz Lcontino Boarding Houiie
Mc Ciirly Charles Store
Met William Hotel
Selwmno Anna Hotel
Scluiuno Joseph Boarding House
Greene,
Belshir Peter FertillKor
. (,'rosd PoKteu B Store
(itllnur Walter E Groceries
(iilptn Urns , Store
Harnes K G Store
JHouok J. c (! Store
lowe Kdward F Store
SeiK Chnrle V Store
Wilson Kdgar Boardlnu House
Lackawaxen.
Alman Samuel Hotel
Hun her J. j Store
BrannliiK J. C Store
Deliert Ivlivurd Store
('orrritfht .Inson Store
1'ort.riKht William B Store
Klston George A Hotel
lin enwald C'liius Store
HoUiert Joseph . .Hotel
Holliert V. .1 ' Hotel
liankiiifl Hiehard Stire
Koivlaud U. F Store
Howlitnd A G Hotel
Hettstiult Augusta Hotel
Smith M K Store
S)ianutn ('. W Store
Siniiti J. H Store
S'-lioi t John Store
ScharfT Julius est Store
Van Akin S. L . Store
Ihinau.
Benslev H. F Store
Haeb Martin L Hotel
Kyee Brothers ... Store
Oi tenheinier Clara . Hotel
Ottenhinier C'htra 1 pool Inble 8 months 1
billiard table 10.tl0
Pc'ters K.ilwin V Hotel
Peters Kilwin ., 1 pool table 8 months 1
billiard table tlO.UO
Smith Clinton -. btore
Milford Borough.
Armstrong T Co . . . . Store
AriiiHtrong CO Drugstore
Heck Kivd A .Hotel
liounntjue 1. N :Hotl
liournniue P. N., 1 pool table 3 rnfHithsg
bowllugalleys H H s
BoTd J. K Uinchwr
Jt.-ek Johsi J lii.tel
Cornelius B Miss.. ii(w;ftar
Diugrinan A. S Suire
r mertoii H K Co Drug Store
Frieh lrfitiise Hot.el
(VMo-itle lrothers . Hoteliwr
ileUerilie liuis Bicvele
lialnerli. h' Harness
llornbei-k 1). M Uit-yvW
Kelly John lr iiotel
Kvte Briijiiinin More
Klein 'P. It. J. & Son Hardware
M yer. lames A Photographer
Mil arty .loiin . Store
Mit'!,,.il Mary . Millinery
hni. h. l! V. & G More
N ills IV M HoiW
Nilis P. M , 1 pool tables months i5i0
Kviniin " ells StHtre
Mruhle W. T Nluler
'l lnii iiloii J.ihu H Hotel
'1 issot Mitrie HoUl
alliue itert More
AN'oif John ' Store
I'aliuyra,
I.ah.-M Clura Hotel
J ilia l-.aitnl S MitlV
ilcon tseorge touire
Coiiitri(;ht C. W H 1 1 1
S'.olit-r Joseph rioie
hliuliuia, '
"ulier Mnry . , . . , .Hoarding House
t i illier .- I Ji'l.tl ih. toll More
1 ' :( i'V i' o viu .-lore
li, UU.,U.I1 .lolill H Hotel
:V ixw .1 r . i More
..,.( .11- 11 1
-.r i. fe lal U-r
OBllMll.
". 11 I) ti Hotel
A W . ,"-..ti Mi'U'
! ' ie. ii , t I'.e.-I
I . 1' .: ,., Howl
i i o v 1. .i 0 A ik!m-w r-1 ore
l-ii., 1....1.HC . . . - l''ie
I 1 , . . liolel
II .1 o . ' ' . 11 M'liV
i . . i i i a a .-Hoe
1 l.i. .ee
'11- .. lloi.-l I
:. oil J l I
leh Michael Butrhei
Vpn Gorih-n J. G Ston
Wi-hlnger (nurge imiehel
Intcrmute Isano Store
Agreeably to the act of the general as
sembly of the com mo" wealth of Pennsyl
vnnia. passed April 11, 1H1K, entitled "An
act relating to the nppolntment of mer-
cnntii-i appraisers anil graduating the du
ties upon wholenale dealers and merchan
dise, etc., and the supplements thereto."
and "act of May 8. l"'lt," the undersigned
appraiser of mercantile taxes nf the coun
ty of Pike does hereby certify that the fore
going are dealers In foreign and domestic
merchandise In said county that have
oome to my knowledge and that they are
classed aooordiog to law.
Witness my baud this fith dav of May,
A. D., ltKO. B. F. K1PP,
Mercantile Appraiser.
An appeal will he held In thcrourt house
In the borough of Milford between the
hoHrs of 0 a. m. and 4 p. m , on Thursday.
June 5, ll9, when and where all persons
Interested ill the aforesaid assessment and
description may attend If they see pn per.
. B. F. KUJP,
Mercantile Appraiser,
All dealers In the above list are request
ed to take up their licenses at tho county
treasurer's ollloo on or before July 1, lrj,
after which they will be given to a justice
of the peace for col I ect Ion.
G. F. ROWLAND,
County Treasurer.
ORPHAN'S JMURT SALE
By virtue of an order of the Orphan'H
court of tho county 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 n. m. of said day In the
front hall of the court house In the bor
outfh of Milford, Pa., all the real estate of
which Lewis 8paiif(enlertf, deceased, died
seized and possessed In the eounty of Pike
aforesaid, to vit: .All that certain piece
of land, situate In the township of Pal
myrrt, county of Pike and state of Penn
sylVMiia, described as follows: He)nnlng
at a point- In public road lending from
Tafton to the Narrows ou original Hue of
the Robert Stewart tract, thence along
same north 84? degrees east 70 rods to a
stone corner of the said Rot ert H tew art
tract, thence south 7h degrees east 12
rods to a stone coiner) thence south 4
degrees west (16 rods to said public road,
thence along same south 85 degrees west
rxlrt to the piano of beginning con
taining five acres more or less, being part
of a larger tract la the warrantee name of
Robert Stewart nnmlwred on the commis
sioners books of Pike county No. H2, the
same being one of the lots of the Kphrulm
Kimble, Sr., estnte.
IMPROVK.VENTS-On the same are
everted a small dwelling house and out
buildings; part of the land under cultiva
tion and Improved, with large and small
fruit trees; balance unimproved land.
Terms of sale, CASH.
THEODORE fcPANGENBERG,
Administrator of the estate of .Lewis
Spangenberg, deceased.
HV. T. BAKER, Attorney.
fcilford, Pa., May 9, 103.
WIDOWS' APPRAISEMENT.
The following appraisements set apart
to tba widows have been filed with the
RHgtht-er and will l presented t the
court Tor oonnnnarion ana allowance on
the Hrtit Monday of June next:
KK?at of Ualvlu C Shaunon, dee'd.
AppmlHtmient of pernonal property set
apaii vo wiuow, Aituna miaiiiiuu.
Khtat of John H.a, dee'd. Appraise
ment of personal prupwrt.y aud charge on
real estat s?t apart to widow, IjouIha C.
J. C. WE3TBROOK, JR..
Register.
May 5, 1003.
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
Thfl following accounts hav been filed
with the H-gtter and will be prevnted to
the court for continuation ou the Utt
Monoav if June next:
KsiUiie of liv.lta M Arnst, d'd. The
aisoount or tx-,rge M. AriiNt. aomhtitra
tor. K state of I.ertha SchusHler, dfc'd. The
ar-Csiont of Mathew J. Curtis aud George
J. Luckey, miu:)nlt rators
J. C. WfcsT BROOK, JR..
Reglbtcr.
May &,
ADmlNISTRATCR'S NOTICE
Iiett'rs of administration upon the
thte of John ' l'iiichot, late of the Ih
ouih of Milford, dtveajKMl. having ln-en
grjinUni to the undersigned, all persmH
having otriimi afainit lav said etaU) will
prcHeot theiu and thuM? indebtexl ihetfto
WiU pleiie mukti iiumetilate pavrnent to
C. W. HI LL,
Administrator.
Milford, Pa., May 1ft, V.ti.
EXECUTnUS NOTICE.
Ijotters teHtamentary upon thuentateof
f tir a. Ij. viiii-k. irtie or the towntitp of
lHilitwarti, ilt'.'HhtHl. having oet-ti giauU-d
Ut tlio underniifiKHl, atl persons hnviu
t'li.utid a.vltii. I Iivl iiiiM enialt v ill prt'M-itl
t Ip'lil Hh'l t lnwtj inii-htt-d t hrn-tu will
timk Itnnit ti ! if e pnvnirnt to
LKNA A. .'. ;.
Ma."itr H-ill, iHiigmtin' Ferry, P.
ccuht p;;GCLArATiorj.
Mare of Pelicvtvanirt, (
Cuiuuy of i'l-j. )
Aotli-e is hereof given to all person.
liouud by reci.x"l'''ai", orotherwibe to ap
pear, that liie June teim, 1 CJ, i.f the ev
eiul com t of Pike eouoty n lii he h. hl ht
the court house lu the horuuh of Mlllolll
ou t). )rt Moudnv. set.1. at SoVI."-k p
It, , bod ill U' , i o i o 1 1 .1 i no- v, ' . 1. if
C.lcll!). Ifi'.OlVoli Lil.l. -,''UV.
N..l.if.
Mi'.f.oil, I'n., Miv 5,
11AING3 S 0 M ."'t E R BOARDER?.
1 Lare Mtlro4),i an Newspaper
Which I Holping the Summer
Resorts.
The Brooklyn Englo severnl yearx
igo estnbliabetl a Bureitn of Infor
nintion tn Brooklyn, where tho pnb
lio could, free nf chinKe, Bocnre do
tails of hotels nntl bnnrtlinf? houses
for the summer. The liloit nt once
became pojiulnr, and branch burenus
were opened in Manhattan and
other cities. Country hotels and
boaiding houses by sindino) to this
Bureau can secure a listing blank,
All it out and return it and then be
represented free of cost, nnd send
their circulars and cards for free
distribution
The Brooklyn Et;lo has also been
considered for years tho best me
dium for summer boarders in New
York city.
The Rock Point Inn, in the Adir
ondack, said: '-We are Riving the
EtIr a larger share of advertising
than most, other papers, as experi
ence has demonstrated its value to
us in past seasons."
Chauncey 'B. Newkirk of Wurts
boro, Sullivan county, said : "Last
season one small adv. brought me
five puesta."
La Rue Bros., proprietors of the
American Hotel of Sharon Springs.
N. Y, wrote: "Our house is full
and mostly by Brooklyn people.
Daily we receive applications for
rooms, and nil 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.
Washington Hotels.
RIGGS HOUSE.
The hotel pur excellence of tho enpltnl,
located within one hlock of the White
House anil directly oppi.nlte the Treasury,
r'lnest taiile in the city.
WILLARD'S HOTEL
A famous hotelry, remarkable for Its
historical associations and long-sustained
popularity. Recently renovated, repainted
and partially refurnished.
NATIONAL HOTEL
A landmark mining the hotels of Wash
ington, parron'sred in former years hy
preshlentii and h!(ih officials. Always n
prime favorite. Recently remodeled and
rendered better than- ever. Opp. Pa. R,
R. dep. WALTER BURTON, Reg. Mgr.
These hotelB are the principal political
rendezvous cf the capital nt all times.
They are the beBt stopping pluees at rea
onahle rate
O. Q. STAPLES. Proprietor.
O. UELWITT. Manager.
1II0IIEY DISEASES
are the most fatal cf all dis
eases. fi CY0 C'JlU
I ULCI 0 Guaranteed Remedy
or mcfiey refunded. Contains
remedies recognized by emi
nent physicians as the test lot
KliJney and Bladder troubles.
PRICE 50c tad J1.C0.
DIuo Front Stables,
Port Jarvls, N. Y.
Adjoining (iutmter's Union Houhc
Uoud, carruiKis, draft und farm
horses for S'tln, Kxi'Iimih;i's innde.
A luiire stM'k f mm whicli to make
elections. CANAL ST.
Hiram Towner.
HT'lTo PATENT Coci li: s
! THE P41ENT RtCoKi).
1 Uc l',eul Kvcoi d i
CANDY CATHARTIC
Cw-cins tUinntd CXC Ktvit old In biiik.
. fxwdrt ut the dialer who tries to k!I
MwltK.llueJ ust Mi JlKi."
a ri n r u n a t. v r
VJi miil t.ecalio ln!vo in th9 -Troriti-
f l MM
a, - .. .f. M f
ilia ii it
HUMOROUS.
It is reaily not so surprising that
some people do think so much of i hi ni
se'ves us that they can. - Indianapolis
e w s.
By the lime the averntje man gets
old enough to have ooi sense he is ton
contrary to tnalie good use of it. Chi
cago Daily News.
"Hello, doctor. What is that med
icine you are mixing tip? It smells like
hot stuff." "It isn't, though. It's u
cold cure." Indianapolis News.
And the Ilenst. "Why do you call
th.Mii 'heauty and the heasl,' when hi
seems Ku'eh a nice sort nf felloii ?"
"ilecause. you see, he's a Iiti rnry lion."
l'hilndctphia Kvetiing liulleti.i.
Tilden "Hy the way. Kidgetl, did
you ever fee "J he Men-hunt of Vi u
ice?'" Ilolton "Why, my di ar hoy, 1
never was in Venice in my life, lluw
could I have seen him? Ry the way.
is there only one merchant lu Venice?"
Roston Transcript.
Appropriate. D'Auher "This is (he
landscape I wanted you 1 o sugcest a
title for." Critteek "ll'ml in I lit r im
pressionistic. Why not caM il 'Home?' "
D'Auher--' "Home?' Why?" Critteek
"lieeausp there's no place like it."
I'hilaHelphia Tress.
A Modest Roiinet. Mrs. Neersite
"Hi ally, now, fur Mrs. Noori i ch that'?
quite a modest little rosetle of green
ribbons." Mrs. Shnrpe "They're not
green ribbons, my dear, merely a mod
est Utile bunch of ten-ilollur bills."
1'biiaile'phin Press,
A i'lea for Purity.-SVhnt we want,"
said the First Patriot, "is honest elec
tions." "I should say so," agreed the
Second Patriot. "Why, Heeler promised
me for my influence in my wart,
and now he says he never agreed to give
nie more than ten dollars." J'.altiuiore
Bun.
NOT SANDWICH ISLANDS.
The Nnme Formerly Applied to tlie
Han-allnn aronp la Now
Seldom I ted.
The preamble of a resolution adopt
ed by the chamber of commerce the
other duy advocated the establishment
of "cable communication between the
United States and the Philippines by
way of the Sandwich islands." This
designation of the Hawaiian island
was probably mere force of old habit
or a "slip of t he pen." The na nie Sn nd
wich islands is not properly Applied to
day to our territory of Hanaii. Geog
raphers and map makers all over the
world hnve discontinued the use of the
former name, says the New York Sun.
The Hawaiian islands were called
the Sandwich islands by the famous
dipt. Cook, when he discovered them,
in hoiior of a British nobleman who
was one of the most conspicuous pro
moters of geographical discovery in
his day. At the time the islands were
named in his honor Lord Sandwich was
lord of the admiralty. It was under
his administration that C'apl. Cook en
riched geography w ith so ninny splen
did and important discoveries. The
naming of the islands for Lord Sand
wich was referred to at the time as "a
tribute justly due to the noble person
for the liberal support these voyages
have derived from his power."
I-'or many years the islands were
known as the Sandwich islnnds. When,
however, the natives became some
what advanced in civilization they be
gan to protest against the abolition of
the name which they and their fore
fathers had known for many genera
tions. fhey never used the name
which ('apt. Cook gave thrni. They
called their country the kingdom of
Hawaii. In all their relations wiih
other countries, in all their ollicial pu
pers, the name Sandwich never up'
peared. When King Kalakaua visited
this count ry he was oeeas ion ally spok
en of as "the king of the Sandwich is
lands. ' lie neier failed lo correct,
most politely, the person who named
him in this maniif r. The only refer
ence to his little kingdom that ever
seemed to distress hiin was when it
was called the Sandwich islands.
Many missionaries and merchants
sympathized with the desire of the na
tives to preserve their ancient name.
Fur uar past it has been regarded
as improper for an explorer to attach
a new name lo any geographical ob
ject having a distinct naiiie name.
'1 he iiriti.vli themselves have been great
sticklers for the retention of native
mimes except when some conspicuous
object, was named after memin rs of
the roal family, llul the fact that the
retention of native names is generally
advocated helped to bring about the
disuse of the harne that (apt. Cook
gaie to the Ha v. uiian group.
AU the best atlases now give the na
liie niiine to the group. 'I he "Inier
tiutional tieogradi ," the latest impor
tant geography published in Crtat
Hiiiaiii. speaks ,,f the Hawaiian 1s
l.i ml s as "formerly known as t he Sund
w it'h is la n. I s.'
lif i-i'iii-se the is'amls can mter be
CJ'.led the Sand ,i irh islands in our
e ointry, for this would be contrary to
the pn .-ii,t n-a: in ail hnuls and to
inir ow ii ollicial designation of the new
"tei ritory of Hawaii "
Kul.-s.ci ll'H for tho i'ltr'.-lj.
"Wa-it-i ;o?.l frr t t ii fe rlrrn t e Note.
A letter mill? rt-pen'ly lo the treas-
'.'' !' I :i-: 't io W. -iiii glon from
(,v,;it Crin.-In. l'n.J:im. It ron
ta'io t a f.,'i i-onfi derail- not-, and in
rail ir pou pons 1:. n n:i ;c di-iiinmli-U
tli.'it its eijilii r. ti nt in jmiIiI bp f((r.
wardril al oeee to the address given.
Treasury nlli.-iols say that the incl
lient nils not an u ivoni nion one. Al
though the civil war closed ;:( years
ng'i. i on federate miles and bonds are
recoil id two and three times a week.
Nearly all of tin m come from TCii!;
lanil. where tlie bonds were sold.
Some of the Km; 1 is h me n. who have
been untitled that the bonds anil
notes are worthh-s, have prmvn in
dignant, nnd replied to the depart
inent that tllev propose to take nr.
tion looking lo the creation of nn
international incident utiles.'! the pa
per is reileeiiii il.- St. l.miis (llobe
lteinoera t
Traveling Is Eangnrcus.
'i ins t ii m iiintinn jura tho kidiioys
wliiid'i nie kopt in il;i(.'ii ill th btnly
by. tli-licntu nf t , i ( 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 h Tins is
Ihu ri iison Hint 1 1 a vt-li-r.s nntl train
men, strtM't fur incn, ti-ninstPiM nntl
ajl whiiilnvo very timeli snlTi-r from
kitlnpy tlisettsp in soidh form. Fo
ley's Kidney Cute sticngl linns the
kidneys mid cures nil fnttns of kid -ne.V
iltnl bl.Mil.ler tltsense. den. II.
Iliitisnti. loeoinolive engineer, Limn,
()., writes, "C'otisliiiit viliialiofi ot
tlie ei '".inn eittlsed me n great tlenl of
trouble wilii tnv kidnevs, tint I Rot
no relief until' I used Foley's Kidney
Cnro " S.ild jif. Armstrong's drug
store.
A eold u uve in the westeni juirt of
the slate Tuesday brought snow and
nt (Jraftoii, W. Vii., one inch fell.
It wits ilit! coltle.Jt May weather
known in many years.
What Is Foley's Kidney Cure?
Answer: It is ninde from ft pro
soription of n lending, Chicago phy
sician, and one of tint most eminent
in tho country. Tho ingredients
are the purest that, money can buy,
and nto scientifically combined to
get their utmost value. Sold lit
ArniKti ong's drug store.
Henry Hopkins, D. D., will bo in
atlguraled president of Williims
college, Mass., Tuesday, Juno 24,
and will deliver nn address on thai
occasion.
A Le5on in Hea'lh.
Healthy kidneys filter tho impur
ities from the blood, and unless
I bey do this good health is impossi
ble. Foley's Kidney Cure makes
sound kidneys and will positively
euro all kidney and bladder disease.
It. strengthens tho whole) system.
Sold nt Armstrong's drug store.
Ic is reported that Senator Quay,
in theeventuf Judge Pentiyjjacker's
nouiinalion for governor, will likely
bo made chairman of the stnti tfom
tnittec. A Revelation.
If you will m tko inquiry it wjll
bo a revelation to you how ninny
succumb to kidney or bladder trou
bles in one form or anothor. If the
patient is not beyond medical aid,
Foley's Kidney Curu will cure. It
never disappoint. Sold tit Arm
strong's drug store.
"Hereditary rank may he an illu
sion ; hut hereditary virtue gives n
potent to innate nobleness beyond
all blazonry of the hctald'scollego."
Will Cure Consumption.
A. A. Ili rri'ii, Finch. Ark., writes :
Foley's Honey and Tar is tho best
preparation for eongln, colds nnd
lung trouble. I know that it has
cured consumption in tin) first
stai-es." S .Id at Arm strong's drug
stoie.
It is rumored that mnnips have
appealed in town and now some of
tho youngsters will probably be uhy
of a pii.-Uiu diet.
Foley's Honey and Tar contains
no-opiates and can safely bo given
to (l.ildicn. Sold at Arinsliong'H
ding store.
The Presbyterian general assem
bly Mi. inlay .-envied Los Angeles,
Cahf ii'iiia, as tho place for its next
tin etitig.
Foley's, Hon y and Tar is pecu
bally adapted f. r asthma, l.ronchit.
is mid hn.'iis 'Iii'ki, S ji'l at Arm
si i'oi g's e ; u : s-! to o.
J'ress making in all branches
W ill to to (lo- !!,...( or do the work
!tit bono', .-l.li'.-. M w. Y J. I mvin,
! lit'' ad is. re. I. i'otd. I'a.
.
1 Veil never lo, u.l cf any one using
j I , lev's, 1. i, oy an 1 Tar and t ut bo
jliig sail -ii, .I. r- Id at Armstrong's
lll'ltlj ste'lO.
To the
SUBSCRIBERS
of this paper we make an
offer of
IO per cent, off
on the dollar of all goods
Purchased at our sore
rom now until FEB. I2TM,
1902, by presenting this
"ad" at the store. NO
DISCOUNT WITHOUT "Ad."
Call In and ask for our IDOi
Calendar.
KANE,
Telephone Call
New
For
Every
Member
Of
The
Farmer's
Family.
iRIBUNE
A SEASONABLE REMEDY
Emulsion of Puro Norwegian
COD LIVER OIL-
With Hypophosphitcs of Limo and Soda
A 12-oz. bottle for SOc.
Prescriptions
T H. E. Emerson & Co., "
uaretuiiy
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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. WALI
Telephone CJI 62.
DO YjOU expepj to
D. BROWN and SON,
a ta
Manufacturers and dealers In all
kinds of Lumber,
Contractors and Builders.
estimates made ; personal atten
tion given and work guaranteed.
OFFICE, Drown's Building,, Milford, Pa.
Foley's Honey .w Tar
tur children, sale, sure. So opUtci.
Hello to No. 5.. or come to
SAWXILL MILL, MILFORD, PA
THE SHOE-MAN,
21 Front St., Port Jervis.
P. J. 182.
York
FARMER
KstfihlUhfd tn 1N41, top ornr ntt ' yours it; wan the
XKVV YORK WKKKI-Y 'IRIBUNEkiinwn and rend
in every Stnto in the Union
On Novombor 7, llH)lt it was changed to tho
New York Tribune Farmer,
a high clnsn, np t dare, illustrated agricultural weekly
for the farmer aud hia family
PRICE $I.OO
1 ynr, hut ynu can hny it for leas. Howf
liy aubhorihinn through your own favorite home
oi'wpnper, THft Pkksh, Milford, Pa.
Bith puperit mn year for only f l.fi5.
Send your order and money to Thr Pkfhs.
Sample copy free. Send your ad
dress to NEW YORK TRIBUNE
FARMER, New York.
ivi 1 irora,
nr.ylvnla
to Hotel Fnnchore.
Harford St., Milford, Pa
build? then see
Foley's Kidney Cura
makes kidneys and bladder rlht.