Clean and Pure brewed BEVEKAGES Beer, Port, Ale
like thore of
THE DEER PARK BREW COMPANY
Port Jorvis, N. Y ,
are healthy and highly recommended for both
Sick and Well
Our friend
DR. J. KELLY, Gilford, Pike Co., Pa.
Who handles our beer Exclusively will
cheerfully take all orders for our famous
Keg and Bottle Goods
Our Beers are
Bottled at the Brewery Premisos, Steamed
Therefore free from any Germs, Strength
ening and Palatable. We send them
with Crown Corks or Patent Stoppers.
THE DEERPARK BREW CO.
Port .Jervis, New York.
Long Distance-Hudson RiverPhone N.
Port Jervis-Local-Phone W.
Shirt Waists from 50c. to $1.50.
Fine Lot of Summer' Lawns 9, 10 and 12c a Yard.
Full Line Gent's Furnishing Goods.
HOSIERY, DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
- HARDWARE, ETC.
A General Line of Goods to Meet All Your
Wants
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SUMMER GOODS.
Wash Fabrics And Woolen Dress
Goods.
Staple And Fancy Groceries.
Shoes All Styles And Sizes.
Wall Paper And Border.
Hardware, Etc.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes.
Agents for DEVOE & CO.'S PURE
LEAD & ZINC PAINTS.
W. & G. MITCHELL'S,
MILFORD, PA.
Perfect Ice Cream Powder
Is instantly muly for uso, requiring only 'he addition of one nunrt of rolrt nilk, hull
milk and half urvitni, or all men ni, to make two quarts of aa line Ice (J renin an tin
contVctionor can ninkti.
Flavors for loe Cream aro, H.isnbt'rry, Strawberry, Vanilla, Chocolate mid Plalu
(unflavortHt to Iw usd Willi fnnn fiuiUor in mnkinit up fancy creams. )
i'nrfeet Water Ire Powder rtMjn rn only th addition of one quart of cold water to
make two quartft of Water leo or Hherbet. Flavors for Water Iware Lemon & Orange
Send uh iioo and we will mail you a imckHe of any of the above lluvorn, with oui
booklet, full of valnuble rcceiota for ninkiiitf aH kinds of Plain and Kitmv Cream
AUd Ices. O. J. WKKKS & CO., 11 Murray (St., N. Y.
Stoves and Ranges.
THE
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For Wood and Coal.
Bust Iloator and Fuel Haver in the
Country.
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A SPECIALTY.
Jobbing promptly attended to
T. R. J." Klein & Son,
BROAD STREET MILFORD, PA
Bluo Front Stables,
Port Jervis, N. Y.
A1 joining G am. ler's Union House
Road, carriage, draft ond farm
liof.-.es for pale. Kxchu'iip'S mudo.
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1135 Broadway, St. Janng Build'
IMow York.
rorthaTreatmentsnd our of
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Of All Kinds and Styles.
Blankets, Robes, Whips
and Horse Outfitting gen
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Repairing ;-NEATLY D(,NE.
Examine ray stock it
will please you. The
price too.
L. F. IiAFXE 11.
Ilanord St. - Milford, Pa.
SANDYSTON.
It is puzzling II. L. why the ratio
f attendance nt church of tlio dif
on-cut sexes In as 10 to 1 in favor of
he la'iioi II. L should know flint
tin hump of curiosity is Abnormally
?t v. i j n-1 in tli,i foiniio sex n ml to
I'D )i ml ha swn is whnt tnkos thorn
o church. Solid fact,
The return day of tho suit of
Francis Simpson vs. Ilnnj iinin Jit;?,
.'nrs before So; lira Warnor was on
I'lvsday nt the hotel nt Bnvans. Ad
journment was granted four weeks
it same place.
The marriage of Miss Bertha
Stoll to Lewis Sohooley was soloin
liz 'd nt tin rosidonoe of the hride
in Wednesday last nt hi?h noon,
Kov. Myers officiating. The happy
couple will begin housekeeping soon
in New ton.
Samuel Hi.elton of Mill Rift, Pa.,
has been engaged to tench the puhlis
school nt Layton for another yenr.
Salary, I0 per month.
Attention has boon called to the
condition of the cemetery nt LayUm
and I will further state that the
fonce surrounding the eame la al
nost nil down, to whioh the Atten
tion of the trustees Is respectfully
"iillcd.
Mr. Nenrpass of Pjrt Jervi9
placed n neat monument in the cem
etery nt B'vans the past week to
mark the resting plaeo of Mrs. Al
fred Ellett, who died in November
Inst. This cemetery contains some
if the finest monuments in this vnl-.
ley .
A ruling by the postmaster gener
al provides thnt nil boxes for the re-
;eption of mail mutter on the rural
lelivery routes must conform to a
certain pattern, in which case it is a
oriminal offence to tamper with the
b ix or contents. I supposed any
tampering with mail boxes of any
description would send the offender
to limbo. I wonder whose pattern
tlie postmaster general recommends.
I nm informed that, ft call has
been made upon the heirs of the
Cnse estate, which is situated in
Cleveland, Ohio, for more money to
carry on the suit now in the Ohio
courts. Calls for money have been
made before nnd the money sent but
it begins to look ns if the lawyers
will get a lot of cash nnd the heirs
nothing.
James Wurbasse Tattle, son of
William nnd Dorcas Tuttlo, deceas
ed, nnd formerly of this town, died
in Mexico a few days ngo. War
basso, ns he wns generally cnlled, at
tended the mill for his father until
the wnr broke out when he enlisted
in Co. B, 2d New York, or Harris,
Light Cavalry. Upon his return
from the nrmy he married nnd wns
located at Perth Amboy until about,
a year ago when he removed to
Mexico to take charge of a terra eot
t.i works.
I notice in the World a speech
made by a Catholio priest in which
bo strongly advooatos government
ownership of all mines, railroads
and telegraphs. He says there
would be no strikes such as are ex
isting today and I am inclined to
think the argument of the priest is
right, but it is socialistic.
If reports are true sevoral parties
have been snaring fish on Kundays
ii nd if such is the case and no action
taken our fish liws are of no prac
tical benefit to those stocking the
streams.
A party consisting of three per
sons passed here on Saturday eve
ning bound for Milford via Ding
mans. The rain was pouring down
in torrents and they were without
any protection. I cannot say that
I envied them.
Miss Sadie McCracken of Layton
will spend a month Visitinir relatives
at Washington, N. J., and left for
t int place Monday.
Miss Mabel Smith of Layton spent
the past wuok with relatives nt
BranchviUo.
The mad dog scare in Walpack is
on the increase and if reports are
true several animals have gone
Hair Falls
' I tried Aver' Hair Vigor to
stop my hair from falling. One-
half a bonle cured me.
J. C. Baxter, Braidwood, III.
Ayer's Hair V'iTOr is
certainly the most eco
nomical preparation of its
kind on the market. A
little of itgoes a long way.
It doesn't take much of
it to stop falling of the
hair, mske the hair grow,
and restore color to gray
hair. tiMawni. u 4r.iiu.
If yenr drni.-t'iflt cannet ini-ply you,
s,-,,,l onu il .ir kiikt a wi.l
y u a l-nllltf. i'ts urn asi.l f I v lli iium
ol uia uiuri'M i r-n ,.rr',, . A .1 . i , .-m ,
J.l.ill.tU O., Iajwco, AImc
mad. This hns had a Rood effect in
killing off many worthless dogs nnd
of that kind nil nre not dead yet.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Major nre
happy over the nrrivnl of a little
daughter on Saturday last.
II. L. must not think for a mo.
ment that I don't read the 1'hkss for
I do. 1 cannot think Milford is
such nn awful place providing yon
keep Roller and if ii. L. will provide
something solid for the inner man 1
will tako the risk of visiting the
borough.
MATAMORAS.
Prof, nnd Mrs. C. Honck arrived
in Matnmoras on Tuesdav evening
and will board with Mr. and Mrs
ii. II. Langton until their home is
ready for occupancy.
There is no change of teachers in
the Matamoras school. Prof.
Honck is the principal.
Miss Angola Orce is visiting her
friend, Miss Sarah Knnpp, at Haw
ley, Pa.
The bicycle of Mrs. H. Manthai's
wns drawn for nnd her littlo son
wns the person holding the lucky
number, No. 1
Miss Sadie Bloker accompanied by
her father, J. Bloker, left town
for Westcolnng to join a camping
party at that place.
Miss Lizzie Furman accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. Ben Holbert left
town on Monday for Westoolang
where they will camp for two
weeks.
E. J. Lord loft town on Monday to
visit New York city and Paterson.
The Sunday school pionio of Hope
ohuroh takes place on August 7 at
Caskey's Grove. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Crismnn of
Snmorset, Ky., are visiting Mrs.
Crisman's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Watson Clawson.
Misses M. and N. Price of Stacen
Lland are visiting their sister, Mrs.
B. Totten.
Miss Emma Pidgeon of New York
who has been the guest of her
cousin, Miss May Seybolt, for the
past week returned homo Sunday.
Stanley French, who has had a
position as drug clerk nt Hacken
saok, N. J., for some time, hns te
tumod to Matamoras. He is now
employed at the Port Jervis hos
pital. Miss Katie nnd her sister, Miss
Theressa Biggs, of Paterson, N. J.,
are the guests of thoir friend, Miss
Sadie Bloker.
The C. E. S. has ohangod its hour
of mooting. It will take place here
after nt 7 o'clock p. m. befsre the
regular evening service.
Miss Ethel Conner and brother,
Wyman.of Binghamton are visiting
their two cousins, Misses Delia and
Mima Knnpp.
Mrs. Hairy Moore of Jersoy City
is visiting her sister, Miss Blanche
Watts.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. Williams of New
York city arrived in town Friday
evening and are the guests of Mr,
and Mrs. Alfred Billmnn.
Mr. and Mrs. James Van Sickle of
Coleville are also visiting Mrs. Bill
man.
Mrs. H. G Adams of New York is
summering nt the Hill oottage on
Third street.
Mrs. C. W, Horn and Miss Bessie
Hough have returned from a visit
to Chnrlemont, Mass , and New
Haven, Conn.
James Heater left town a few
days ago for Boston to accept a po
sition in the American express office
in that city. His many friends here
wish him success.
Mrs. M. Zorner has one of the
fresh air children.
Miss Grace Wonnacott of Way
mart is vUiting her aunt, Mrs.
Charles Ball.
Mrs. Ii. S. Danley has about ten
fresh air children. They all seem
to have very pleasant times. They
have a large and beautiful lawn to
piny on.
- DiSllil lS'S FERRY.
Lulu, daughter of William Angle
of Leliighton, has returned to hdr
home after a visit of some weeks
with relatives here.
Charles Van Auken is temporarily
deprived of the use of his hand by
reason of having run a nail mto it.
Mrs. A. W. Hornbeck and children
of Matamoras, after a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Gilmore, returned
home Sunday.
Isaac W Vau G ird,5ii and wife,
former residents here, now of M it
a morns, called on unuy friends here
last weuk.
The county bridge near Laf.
(jmck's is nearly completed.
Calvin Cron has been engaged
caititig building material from
LSusUkiU this week.
A beginning has been inula to
take the tops oil of some hills. If
this course is pursued our roads will
noon become euer to travel.
Miss Margaret Shepherd of l'"l ;o
mere recently visited relatives nt
Centre.
Miss Sirah K. Layton, who is n
sufferer with heart trouble, is now
improving.
Mrs, Alexander of Jersey City is
visiting her mot her, Mrs. UJiii
nnd William (tilmoro nnd wife of
New York nie spending a two
weeks vacation here.
Joseph Snyder of Lohm in has
recently been on a business trip to
New York hii.1 Soranton.
TAUT AC.
The old prophecy of rain on St.
Swithen's Day is being (piil-e fully
fulfilled in this section. The farmers
are cinnplaing that the continued
rains are greatly hindering them in
the harvesting of their rye and in the
hay making. The crops, though not
as far nnvnnced as they usually nre
this time of the year, promise to
yield well.
Ed. HittenlM'iider and wife of
Soranton with their infant sou are
staying for a short time with her
parents at the Kimble homestead.
Mrs. A. J. Kimble desires it to
be made known that the Paupaek
post office was made a money order
office on July 1st.
Yolande Killum is spending n few
weeks with relatives and friends in
Oennantown nnd Phila delphia.
Gertrude (tumble nf Milford is vis
iting her parents, C. C (tumble and
wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Toms of Soranton
spent the past week with W. II.
Clark and family.
Olive Ansley, who has been assist
ing her sister at dressui ikiii;; in
Soranton, arrived ho ue on .Sunday
for her summer vacation.
Emil (tumble and wife have pur
chased nnd taken possession of the
(tumble homestead, formerly owned
by their brother, Henry.
Mrs. Herbert Adams is the guest
of her mother, Mrs. Augusta Bennett.
A dog' owned by Mrs. Augusta
Bennett went mad on Monday, but
fortunately it condition was discovi r-
ed at once and a neighbor's son was
called, who quickly put it beyond the
power of doing harm.
During the shower on Monday af
ternoon a largo black walnut tree
close to one of the barns of C. E.
Williams was struck and badly
shattered by lightning. It looks as
if tho tree hud proved the salvation
of the barn. Dkfacto.
Hla Preference.
"Whieh (side of your faee would you
rather have shown in the picture?"
asked the photographer.
"The outside," answered the sitter,
who had heard of the advance made in
X-ray photography. UalUsiore Amer
ican. The Duty of Parents.
Prevention is better than cure,
and yet a remedy like Mexicm
Syrup for coughs, colds and con
sumption, if not used to prevent
consumption by curing a cough or
cold in the beginning can be depend
ed on to even cure nfter the lungs
begin to waste away. No other
remedy is so nice to take, or sc
quick to cure, and many families
often buy a new bottle before the
old one is all used tip, so that they
may have it always in-the house.
Only 25o at drug stores.
Better Cut This Out.
Every mother should be quickly
suspicions of worms, when her chil
dren act as if they were going to bo
sick. Worms are known to be the
first cause of much ill health.
Yonng and old very often are suf
fering from worms when a mother
thinks it is something else. Re
member, a very harmless, yet al
ways effective remedy for stomach,
tape or pin worms, is a 25 cent bot
tle of Mother's Worm Syrup.
Death's Helper.
An old physician once referred to
constipation as "Death's Helper."
There is no doubt many ailments
and much distress begin with con
stipation long neglected. Sure
cleansers of the bowels that have no
wonkening effect on the nerves, kid
neys, etc, are Mexican Root Pills.
Only 25c.
Be Prepared.
Every well regulated home should
have a 23c bottle of Goocli's Q lick
Relief on hand. It is cruel to let
one you love suiter pain, either in
ternal or external, since a cure al
ways follows the use of Quick Re
lief. Sure cure for cramps or colic.
The Best Way to Heafth.
Is to make the blood pure by t.ik
ing Gooch's S.irsapanlla. It is the
only blood remedy endorsed by a
government chemist.
Pile-lne Cures Piles!
Money refunded if it ever fails.
Anti-Ague cur,;s chills and fever.
Advertise in the Pittas,
ru
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Artistic
mcnts
v I i u
in v;:; ite e.rc:;ze
Co-t no r.Kdo (h;m plain
onrs hi stone niul they tire
more durable. Don't invest
money in a monument he
fore investigating (lie claims
of White Umnze. Write for
information and designs.
J. F. HUilTIHGTCN, Salss Agt.,
Milford, Pa.
J. C. CHAf.lBERLAIfl
Real Estate Agent.
Houpeo nnd Tmts nml lets without Houses.
lioaUr in all kinds of rropprty.
Life Insurance agent and
r.otary Public.
All business given prompt
attention.
O-Tica on Broacl Street,
li'.'low Crlssniim House.
Milford, Pa,
Hero la
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Free Treatment. Frao Medical
Advicu. Ae Have Cu rod
7,000 Cases. Why
Not Vaunt
This d", ,ul di-eiise wtiich hns cnoaed
mere nii'niit nnii S than words can de
scrilie, Ii.h at l.i.-t received its dentil blow
Me,l.e,il ,-iv-nee ill reeent yenrs baa found
a rem, 1y :i,,ir mi,-, i-i'uily cmnbuts all tiie
iiKvav it - i i - inii ,iu dan to this distress-
iliK alVai'liun. Ai'i.-r many years of pa
tient oin.ly and iv-,.-,uvh. Dr. A B. Clark
the well knuwo sH-ei.il;,r,, has discovered
a poi-it vn reine ly that cures tlio conb,
iveri imm.'iiiaie relief nnd eradlentes
every vcn'Vi- nf t lie iIImum'. So oolllhlent
U the dnei,,r that hid A nthiiia Ueiucdy
will eif. et n cure In all wtatfes that he huti
iiii.triu-1, d tie: ( l.u 1: M.dn il Co., of Pitts
bilt', l' i , to furward a conlileto treac
liu lit te i-vi ry SUIT, rer of Asthma who
wril, ,-yin:, I, ,m h'ank. Thiii tti n very
liiit-r.t! ,i',-r ami -Imw s the eenthlenee the
Claik V ,li-.il C, i. have iu tho merits ol
this r ir.u ;-,!.. If any nf our readers
are a!!l ii, l with AMmna they bhniiUl
w rite t!,, ( ;.n U Co at nnce for symptom
lihuili. t .-.uir. r wlieu u cure is w ithin
tail,?
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4 BO YEARS'
V ff EXPERIENCE
TIME TABLE.
Correoted to Data.
Solid Pullman trnlnn to TtufTnlo, NIhb
fira Kails, ('hnntniu)iin Luke, Cleveland,
Chlrnfro nnd Clneinrmtl.
Tieker on wile nt Pert .Tervln tn nil
peloid in tlio West nnd PonMiwest ;r. lower
rates tlinn via nny other firnt-rlnss line.
TllAINS NOW IiKAVR PonT JKRVTS Al
Follows.
EASTWARD.
. 8, Dally Kxpresn 8 94 A.M.
11, Daily Kxpress 6 20 "
M, Loral Kxorpt Sunrlny.. 6 HO "
4 J, " " " 7 o "
To-;, Wny jSnndny Only 7M "
HO, Tioonl Kxeopt Snndnr.. 10 SO "
i-i, Wnyrtnilyeito'tSuniiay 11 W "
4, Daily Kxpiess la 43 P.M.
704, Sumlny Only 1 HI " ,
HI, Wny dully nVl Sand I'y 8 24 "
8, Dally Kxprew, 4 !?." '
7nn. Wny Sunday Only 4 40 "
Hi, Iiocnl rlnlly PTo't siuid I'y 5 10 '
IS, Milk Sundnvonly 6 HO "
7ns, I.oenl Sunday Only , .. 6 i7 "
an. Wny dnlly exe't Sund'y 6 Mi "
14. Express Daily 10 Oo "
WESTWARD.
No. 7, Dnlly Express 19 RO A M.
' 17, Dully Milk Train 7 8ft "
' 1, Daily H.rpress 11 H4 "
' lift, Ker llddnleK pt. Son . 13 10P.M.
' 1, Divitdon wny exo'tSun 1U 20 "
' HM, Sntiirdny only 4 4a '
' H, KxpresHt'hicn'irn lim did 6 15 "
' 20, linen I Express Sondnv . . 6RO
1 fi, liimin d Dnily Express. 10 16 '
Trains lenvo Clinnihers street,. New
York, for fort Jervis on week dnvi nti
a an, 7 uo, 9 oo, ir, in bo a. m., l no" a no,
t ;m, ti :, 7 ;, tf 15 p. m. On SnmHvs,
8 80, 7 HO, 9 OU . 9 15 A. M.. IS. 80. S HO. 7' 80
9 15 P. M.
I. W. COOKK,
General Pnasena-f-r Agent,
New York.
Delaware Valley
Railroad.
Time Table in Effect June 1, 1902
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