Dizzy?
"BEST OF ALL FLOUR."
FEED, MEAL,
BRAN. OATS,
and HAY.
Yllen in need of any
Hello to No. ').. oi- ooino to
SAWXILL MILL, MILFORD, PA
Then your liver isn't nctlng
well. You sutler from bilious
ness, constipation. Ayer's
Pills act directly on the liver.
For GO yesrs they have been
the Standard Family Pill.
Small doses cure.
At! driMicist
"Filter of Feet," Aj;ent,
Port Jervil, H. T.
Mercantile
Appraisement
FOR ID02,
NOTtCK IS HKRKHV filV'KIf to nil
dfiiilers in iiii(1h, wines, mprrlmnilisp. mm
inoiUtiwi itnd cffoctmif whatever kind or
tinrure, wliether of tlm rrnwth, product
and manufacture or tlm United States or
of any foreign state, and ail miller and
coal denlers within the county of Pike, In
the state of Pennsvlvan a, that they are
olassilled and assessed by the appraiser of
inereantlle tuxes In said county for the
year li" as helow given, and that they are
neverally required to take out a license at
the ofiicc of the county treasurer at Mil
ford on or before the first day of July.
i'.H. If not paid on the adove daw suit
will be brought nil per art. of assembly In
such cases made and provided.
RETAIL.
Illootiiliig drove.
IMiroat Dennia Store
Fuliner Philip V Hotel
(iarretson Marry I'leyele
Mercier Krnncis Hotel
Shepherd Koblnson .. Store
Van Ktten R K.Smi Hotel
Van Auken io. B Store
Van Ktten Bros Store
Van (iorden Ran est Hotel
Westbrook Jacob B Store
Illngman.
BolIlotntK. O Hotel
alh( lieonlliie Boarding House
Mcllarty Charles ....... Store
Met W illiam Hotel
Kohanno Anna Hotel
Kchaiino Joseph Boarding House
Greene
Belshir Peter Fertilizer
I'ross Posten H Store
Gil I tier Walter E Groceries
(iilpin Bros Store
Haines K. Store
llouck J. & C Store
liowe Kdward F Store
Seig Uhnrliw V Store
Wilson Kilgar Bimrdlnfc House
Laekaws sen.
Alman Batnucl ... Hotel
Hiirchor J. Ij Store
Brannlng J. C Store
IMIert Kdward Store
Curt right Jason Store
C'ortrlght William H Store
Klston iTporgn A Hotel
(ireeiiwaltl Ciaus Store
Mill hurt Joseph ti Hotel
Holbert . J lbUel
Hankins Rlehai-d Store
Rowland U. V Store
Rowland A. ti Hotel
Het tst nd t Augusta Hotel
Smith M K Store
Slinnnon C. W Store
Smith J. H Store
Scliott John Store
SchartT Julius est Store
Van Akin S. L Store
Uhiiisu.
Bensley H. F Store
Bach Marlln Is Hotel
Kyce Brothers Store
uttenneimer i. lara noioi
Ottenheliner Clara 1 pool table 8 months 1
billiard table tlo.ou
Peters hdwhi r Hotel
Peters Kdwln F., 1 pool table 8 months 1
billiard table 10,00
Smith Clintou Store
Mllford llorougrh.
Armstrong T & Co Store
Armstrong CO Drugstore
Heck red A Hotel
Hournluue P. N Hotel
Bou.iMiji'e P. N., 1 pool table 8 months If
bowlingalluys 1H 6
Buvd J. K Butcher
Heck John C Hotel
('ornetlus B Miss .. . Bnzaar
IHngmnn A. S Suire
KiiiiTMiii H K & Co Drugstore
Frieh lionise Hotel
tuiu)1o Brothers Butcher
di lierlho Lmila Bicycle
liafner L. K . - .. Harness
Horntiii k I). H Bicycle
Kelly John (lr Hotel
Hyto Beujumin Store
Klein T. K. J. & Son Hardware
MyerJamcs A Photographer
Mcl'urtv -lohn Store
Mitchell Mary Millinery
Mitchell W. & U Store
. ills P. M Hotel
Ntlis P. M., 1 pcsil tablet) months . H.'i.uo
Kviiiiin - Wells --lore
Strllhltt W. T Miller
Ttiornton J.ihn H Hotel
rl issot Marie HoUl
Wa!liue Bert Store
Wolf John Store
11 it. yr.
Lahi'it riani .
.1'itifH Kdward S
.Hot.d
Mort
W'lUuu (jtMjre iStore
Porlr.
roiirtiiU C. W Hut 0
tj taller Joseph biore
Fuller Mary UoJirtlhijr Hotic
4-;t rdnt'i- .-- John tit Sun Moiv
'. iy .d v j n . . . i4rv.
lii-uinuiin Joint i .Hott't
i.ii t-jl b'. I M.iii
tr -i"i" 'lr Uuh',1
Vufct Ot-sji fcju I lint iRr
All. n I). i Hotol
lifti A W. A: on t-.irt'
it. Fl'ivd K . . . . ... Hoti'l
ra-K.-y !.ni..i-i ... lluU'l
i .in told A oiiri'W . . Muik
1 Iiiii !.' T i mi .i V e . - h tijv
1 . i. 1. t, . . Ho,, 1
II' i!tf .V i'III ... OtMJ
, ,.-r r ."I A Mitre
J .in. :;,.o 1. l , . . . (tr.
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I",.--. i J t ' ....
!- . : . . . i '. ' . I I . . . . M-ne
"i -. I t) :: . . .Mum
Hut. 'her
llntcliir
Store
Agreeably to the act of the general as
sembly of the commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania, passed April 11, 18111, entitled "All
act relating to the nppoiutment of mer
cantile appraisers and graduating the du
ties upon wholesale dealers ami merchan
dise, etc., and the supplements thereto,"
and "act of May S. Iniui," the undersigned
appraiser of mercantile taxes of the coun
ty of Pike does hereby certify that the fore
going are dealers in foreign anil uome-tic
merehnndl in said county that have
come to my knowledge and that they are
classed according to law.
witness my hand this mil any oi May,
A. I) , llKH. H. F. KIFP,
Mercnntlle Appraiser.
n 1 1 iijfiM-ni will ir nt-ni 111 biirninit
In the borough of Mllford between the
hours of u a. in. and 4 p. in , on Thursday.
June fi, IH02, when and where all persons
Interested In the aforesaid assessment and
description may attend If they see pri per.
ri i.-iixi
j. r . nil I ,
Mercantile Appraiser.
All dealers In the above list are reiiuest-
ed to take up their licenses at the county
treasurer s olllce on or belore July l, line;,
nfter which they will be given to a justice
of the peace for collection.
ti. t . K) IjAIN i,
County Treasurer.
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE
By virtue nf an order of the Orphan's
court of the county of Pike, the under
(lined will expose to sale by public vendue
or otitory on
SATURDAY, THE 81ST DAY OF MAY
A. D. 1!KI2,
at two o'clock d. m. of said day In the
front hall of the oourt house In the bor
ough of Mllford, Pa., all the real estate of
which Jjewls Suauitenherg. deceased, died
seized and possessed In the county of Pike
aforesaid, to wit: All that certain piece
of land, situate in the township or Pal
mrrii, county of Pike and state of Penn
sylvania, described as follows: Beginning
at a Dolnt in mimic road lending irom
Tafton to the Narrows on original line of
the Roliert Stewart tract, thence along
same north MiM degrees east it) rods to a
stone corner of the said Rol ert Stewart
tract, thence south 7ft'4 degrees east 12
rods to a stone ooiner, thence south 24
degrees west (15 rods to said puhlio road,
thence along same south degrees west
rods to the place of beginning con
taining five acres more or less, being part
of a larger tract la the warrant) name of
Koliert Stewart numliercd on the comuils
sloners Imnkn of Pike county No. H-J, the
same being one of the lots of the Hphralm
Kimble, Sr., estate.
IMPROVEMENTS On the same an'
erected a small dwelling house and out
buildings; part of the land under cultiva
tion and Improved, with large and small
Irult trees; balance nnlinproved land.
Terms of sale, CASH.
TH EODORE SPANG EX IlKRU
Administrator of the estate of Lewis
bpangeubcrg, deceased.
HY. T. BAKER, Attorney,
fcilford, Pa., May, 11)02.
WIDOWS' APPRAISEMENT.
The following nppntlneniotitfl set Apart
to the widow a lmve Imhmi tllwl with the
RgifiUT anil will he prwteitled to the
court for conflrniHtlou urnl allowance uu
the Urst Monday of June next :
Ksttito of Calvin C Shannon, dco'd.
Appralbitmuiit of pTHonal pnjperty wt
apart Ui widow, Alinlt a iStiannou.
Kstiite of John Htws, dtMj'd. AppraUe
montof irsonal property and eh'tioon
real eHtate sot apart to widow, Lou i Ha (J.
Hons.
J. C. WKSTHUOOK. JR..
Ri'glhter.
May ft,
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
The following" account hnre been flliJ
with tht) H'K'u r and will be prvnciucd to
the court for comirinaiion on the tlvht
Monday of June next:
Kiilato of I.yiila M. ArnRt, il,o,d. The
account of (ieor jo M. A runt, nuintuUtru
tor. Kstatoof HtTthft Sehuasler, ih-o'd. The
Hfuuint tf Mathew J. CurtiH and George
J. Liuckey, admioistraiorH
J. J. WKSTHUOOK. JR.,
Register.
May 6, hurj.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Lett! of Bdni'.nistrnthm upon the es
tate of Joha y Pinvhot, late of the Ihj
oujh of M Uford, dixreaHcd, hnvinjr Uvn
frranUnl to tite underMned, all peroiiH
lavhi 'lalni8 HrniiiHt the Hold eMnm will
prewot tl'.eiu and tlute indehttxt iheirto
will pleusu make Immediate pavment to
C. w. hVLL,
Adininirit rator,
Mllford, Pa., May 15,
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.
letters teKtameniary upon the estate of
Pt wr A h. Quick, late of the towimlup of
IK-Iawan?, hH'ased. having Deeu K"H'L,,o
to the .undeiisifcnied, all perstioH having
t-laltoe aaiut I he B.ild eMuie will preMiit
tilt' in nod t hoH intiebletl tiiereto w ill
pleae make ioiint'dlaie phVinent to
LK.SA A. 4,'rit'K'.
Km rotrix.
Manor Hall, TiiiKioau'i Ferry, Pa.
May 7, hfu:i.
COURT PROCLAMATION.
Stale of Pt'iiiiftrlvaiiia, t
Coumy of Ptko. (
Nolle lu herehy given to all persons
bound hy r"Ci!gntzaice or otherwise to ap
pear, that the June te-rm, It .;, f thu ev
ral courts of Pike county will ho held tit
the court hou!e in the borough of Mllford
on the, II i .-it Moiui'iy. tu, at Jj o'el ''W p.
lit , rt'id Vi lil lw root imi.-tl one Wivk f Ut'C
tneai V. OhUIUii. ivK'.j Hi V.
.M.cntr.
M-Iford, Pa., May 5,
,Trh Miih.icl
Tnn fiortli-n .1. ft.
Welti Wr'-r (r1Hrft
Wlnti'riniito Isiuic
BRINQ3 SUMMER B0ARDEU3.
A Large Mttropolitan Newspaper
Which Is Helping the Summer
Resorts.
Tlio Brooklyn Enln sfivprni yenr
ago esfnbiishpil n Utireuu of Itifor
rrintion in Brooklyn, whpro tlio pub
lic ootild, free of cliiivtro, spcnrn do
tnils of hotnls ntitl Imvi riling liousi s
for the summer. The iilcu it t once
become popular, nnil brnneli lmrenus
were oiionej in Mtinlintlnn nnil
other cilies. Country hotels nnil
bonnling housea by Feinliiis to this
Bureau can secure ft listing blank,
fill it, out ami return it ant! then be
represented free of cost, and send
their circulars and cards for free
distribution
The Brooklyn Etn;ln has also been
considered for years the best me
dium for Rummer boarders in New
York city.
The Rock Point, Inn, in the Adir
ondncks, shiJ : ''We are giving the
Eagli a larger share of advertising
than most other papers, as experi
ence lias demonstrated its value to
us in past seasons. " .
Chnuncey B. Newkirk of Wurts
boro, Sullivan county, said: "Last
season one small ndv. brought me
five guests."
La Rue Bros., proprietors of the
American Hotel of Blniron Springs.
N. Y, wrote: "Oar honso Is full
and mostly by Brooklyn people.
Daily wo receive applications for
rooms, and all on account of our
standing ad. in the Eagle."
For Listing Blanks, Adv. Rote
Cards and other information, ad
dress
EACiLE INFORMATION BUREAU,
Brooklyn, jM. Y.
Washington Hotels.
RIG6S HOUSE.
The hotel par excellence of the cnpHal,
located within one block of the While
House mid directly opposite the Treasury.
Finest table in the city.
WILLARD'S HOTEL
A fiiiiiius hntclry, rcmnikiililfl for ltx
hlntiiricul iiHsocintiiintt mid iDnK-HiiKtHlncfl
piiptilnrtty. Hwcnt ly rpnovated, repnlnted
nud partially refuruixhed.
NATIONAL HOTEL.
A lnndmni-k nmnnf; the hotnlg cif Wnsh
InKtim, jmtron'zi'd in fiinnur vibib hy
pn-Kidi-nts nnd biuh olTluialH. Alwnya a
prlmo fnviirit.il. Kucrntly retnodi'l'-d nnd
n-ndiirwl Iw-Mor tlinn pvi-r. tip)). 1jh. K.
H. di-p. WALT Kit Bb'HTON, Koa. Mgr.
Throw hotels nro the principal pollllial
nndxavoun of tlm capital tit all Mine.
They are the best stopping plaiM-s at rea
sonable raten .
O. O STAPLES. Proprietor.
O. DEWITT.Minagar.
KIDIiEY DISEASE
are the most fatal of all dis
eases. cm nvo l-Y CURE It I
i ULLi u Cusrantcad Rsmcdy
or money refunded. Contains
remedies recognized by emi
nent physicians as the best for
Kidney and Bladder troubles.
PRICE 50c tad $1.00.
Blue Front Stables,
Port Jervia, N. Y.
Ail joining (iiiniiif'r'B Union Iloue
Rouil, curmigi!, draft mid. farm
horwis fur Btilo. Kxtilmngca inndo.
A laii?o stock from which to ijiuke
elections. CANAL ST.
Hiram Towner.
riTo PATENT Good Idea
' may te s'ctirii by
our bHi. Atiilre-di.
1 1 I THE PAIENT fitCOKO.
Biltimttrft flit.
SuiHMriuiioi.M t'i 'i Ut fieut Record l.uj ytr auuuu
CANDY CATHARTIC A "
Genuine stamped C. C. C. Never suld In bulk,
beware of the dealer who tries lu ix'd
"oiiethiiii jut u goou."
n a fin r. r? ha ivr
ttt nibo'i hccliny salve In tn wtrtU-
mm
CASHED HER TRUCK PATCH.
V iilnw ffnlllrnn'w Joo1 Fortune im
Hie I'oHif nnIoii of a I'lpce
of Oil In ml.
In the early days of Ilennmont'f
history as tin oil city -coliinnm oi
stories were i-ent out in which titis
person o that one had come into pos
esfion of a fortune in a day or niht.
Home of these atoiiets were without
founihit ion, lint, on the other hand
many of them were true, for this was
boom in which the home people and
the original owners of the land
profited immensely, says a lleauniont
(Tex.) correspondent of the St.
Louis liepubltc. In some cases it was
a poor colored fnmily owning a little
patch of ground w ithin two or three
miles of the maic Spindletop
llct-hta that sold out to sme pros
pector who had come to "fjet in on
the ground floor." or a white family
trying to wrest a precarious living
from the ground by means of a 'truck
patch" suddenly become the owner of
a comfortable bank nccount through
the sale of its parden as "oil land."
Of all those who profited by the oi
strike, the "Widow" Sullivan, as she
is commonly known, was one of the
most fortunate.
For several years residents of lleau
niont have been familiar with the
pathetic fipure of a woman, poorly
clad and seemingly half fed. who
drove a watfon drawn by a scrawny
learn tnrougli the streets, going
from house to house. In the watfon
she liad three or four barrels, and
into these barrels she poured the
slops guthered from the various
kitchens she visited. When she had
thus accumulated a load she would
drive her rickety vehicle to her little
farm, about three miles south of the
city, where she would feed the con
tents of her barrels to a number of
hogs that she kept. In this way, toil
Ifig through eun and rain, through
heat and cold, "Widow" Sullivan has
managed for several years to earn
enough to satisfy her few wants,
though hers was a life of the hardest
and meanest kind of labor, with no
vacations or cessation from toil. Her
story was a ad one, but no one ever
heard her complain. Her husband
died several years ago. vShe donned
a black calico dress, and the next dav
j after the funeral she had taken up
I th task which she has since pursued
o raiinruiiy.
"Widow" Sullivan's little piece of
land was nearly two miles from the
gusher, but people thought that oil
was to be finmd all around' the big
gustier, ana the widow soon had an
offer for her land that would have
turned the head of most women in
her circumstances. Hut she refused
all offers until the wild rush after
land had reached its height. She
parted with her little "truck natch
and t lie same day she walked into one
of the banks and deposited $:15,00 to
her credit.
The next day the "Widow" Sullivan
was seen sented-on her .rickety watr-
on. making her old round of the
kitchens and carting her barrels off
to her hog pen. and, though she sold
her land five month ago, she is still
guiding her scrawny team back and
forth between her humble house and
the kitchens of Heaumont. She still
makes her home on the land she sold
for the man who bought it has not
even erected a derrick on it.
While many of the stories about
the sudden acquisition of wealth in
this field have been overtlrawn, the
story of "Widow Sullivan's irood for
tunc is true, as her bank book will
attest.
THE PIGEONS' PRECAUTION.
erliiK a llahy llirtl Fall The? Ilalit
a (iate to Keep Their
Owa In,
A gentleman had two pairs of
pigeons living in dovecotes placed side
by sine. In each pigeon family there
was a father and a mother bird and
two little ones. On a certain dav the
parents in one dovecote went away to
get tood, and while thev were gonr
one of their little birds fell out of the
dovecote and down to the ground. The
poor baby bird a not much hurt
strange to say, lint it could not get
buck, for it was too young to fly, say
the Pittsburg I'ost.
Now the parents in the other dove
cote were at home when this hap
pened, and it seemed us if they said to
themselves: "One of our babies might
tail in just t.'iat av. We must d
sonuth'.ng to make the dove-cote
safer." And then iliis wise and care
ful father and mother went to work.
They Hew about until they found some
small sticks. These they carried to
their own dovecote and there in the
doorway they built a cunning little
fence of sticks. Not so high but that
the little pigeons could look over it,
but hijh enough to keep them from
eier falling out of the dovecote, as
tln-ir little neighbor had done. The
owner of ihe pigeons, who hail seen the
birdling fall und had put it back into
ils dovecote, watched the birds the
whole time n they gat he red the sticks
and built the fence around the docf-way.
V Alii Tour 111 Ml
brown or rich Mil
EUCKIKQSIAS DVEvJttr,
ew Kind of Tliflf..
Fnrniers about ( ortliiud, X. V., ft I
prohibition ditfrici, were puzzled to
find that their hniids got lrink with-
out any visioK' liipior supply. They
tintiliy Him t-icri'il that the employe!1
had tnpp-d Ihe silo for O c itree of the
teen cornsl.-ilks, winch, fi rmcntcd.
makes a liquor that is pleasfnt, but
lii'jot t 'ri lble.
Ail:i titR- Her Itelief.
They were d i sens sing the labor (jues-
tion.
"1 believe in shorter hours," said Mr.
I.int?t r.
"So do I," re p '.i. d M iss Ki ed ick, ea rn
tiy. "I tlrnk an hour and a half is
plenty long enough for an evening
call."
As the voiiti!.' man had been there
three hours, he begun to look for his
jut. Harlem Life.
Interesting To Asthma Sultorors.
Dnnii'l Hind' of Ottoi-viHo, Iown,
writes, "I have) li ml nslhmn for
throe or four veins n rid linve tried
about nil llm conh ntul nsllitiin
cures in the tmirket ntul linve ro-
coived trenttnent from pliysicinns in
New York nnd other cities hut got
very little benefit until I tried Fo
ley's Honey nnd Ttir which gnve tne
immedinte relief nnd I will never he
without in my house. I sincerely
recommend it to nil." So!d at
Armstrong's drug store.
Thos. Armstrong this week
bought tlio large buy horse nnd
Hon. H. E. Brown the colt belong
ing to the estate of tlio late .1. B.
VVestbrook of Dingman's.
Was Wasting Away.
The following letter from Robert
R. Watts of Hnletn, Mo., is instruct
ive. "I have been troubled with
kidney disease for the lust Ave
years. I lost flush nnd never felt
well and doctored with leading phy
sicians nnd trie1 all ramedies sug
jested without relief. Finally
tried Foley's Kidney Cure and less
than two bottles completely cured
me and 1 ntn now sound and well
Sold at Armstrong's drug store.
A baptismal font, the gift by will
of the lute James II. Lounsbury, was
dedicated at the Reformed church in
I'ort Jervis lust Sunday.
Ten Years in Bed.
R. A. Orny. J. P., O.ikville, Ind,,
writes, "Fot ton years I was con
fined to my bed with diseise of the
kidneys. It whs so severe that I
oouhl not move part of the time. I
consulted the very best medical
skill available but could got no
relief until Foley's Kidney Cure
was recommended to me. It has
been a Godsend to me." Sold at
Armstrong's drug store.
All the studonts in the Westches
ter state normnl with one exception
were vaccinated last winter and now
the one has smnllpox.
Warning.
If you have kidney or bladder
trouble and do not use Foley's Kid
ney Cnro yon will bavo only your
self to blame for results as it posi.
tivoly euros all forms of kidney and
bladder disoasos. Sold at Arm
strong's drug store.
At the communion service in the
Presbyterian church last Sunday
two were recoived on confession of
faith and three by letter.
During the summer kidney irreg
ularities are often caused by excesu
ive drinking for being overheated.
Attend to the kidneys at once by
using Foley's Kidney Cure. Sola at
Armstrong's drug store.
Children's day will be observed
in the Presbyterian church next
Sunday.
Chronio bronchial troubles nnd
summer coughs can lie quickly re.
lieved nnd cured by Foley's Iloney
and Tar. Sold at Armstrong's drng
store.
II. -r Itrllef.
A woman believes that she is "lib
era!" in her religious views if she
makis a cake f,,r a social at the other
church. Atchison Clobc.
No good health unless the kidneys
are sound. Foley's Kidney Cure
makes Ihe kidneys right. Sold at
Armstrong's drug store.
Tbe Chief Difference.
One pulls teeth and the other
knocks them out that's the ditfer
etice between a dentist ami a puiliat.
Chicago llaily .NeHk.
(hi the first indication of kidney
trouble stop it by taking Foley's
Kidney Cure. Suld at Armstrong's
drug store.
To the
SUBSCRIBE
of this paper we make an
offer of
IO per cent, off
on the dollar of all goods
purchased at our sore
from now until FEB. I2TH,
1902, by presenting this
"ad" at the store. NO
DISCOUNT WITHOUT "Ad."
Call in and ask for our 1902
Calendar.
V k 1X1 P" THE SHOEMAN,
rxn' 21 Front St., Port Jervis.
Telephone Call P. J. 182.
Nov
WE
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Every
Member
Of
The
Farmer's
Family.
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