PIKE COUNTY PRESS.
Friday, August 29, 1002.
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OFFICE, WiOWS'S mill.lMNIl BHOADPT.
NI'IISI Itll'TION:
Onk Yeah 4 )ne dollar nd fifty cento.
Hix Months -Seventy-live cent.
STRMTI.V IN ADVANCE.
TIiiUtcmI nt, the pnt nffii-n of Mllforil,
Pikw County, tVniiRj-tvanltv s woontl
oluss mutter, Novemtwr twenty Brut, 1MVKI.
Advertising Rates.
U n f flqimr'(cl(r lit linos), ono Insertion -1.0(i
ft.i-h Huhsrtjni'iit tnnrrtiim - .50
K'i1in-t'tt rales, furnlnhifl on !i pHcnMun,
Will bo Uiiwttl yearly atlvttl ti --m-n.
Legal Advertising.
AdnitnlMtrntnr's mid Emr ttor'g
nutlet .... S.nn
Aiitlit-nr's not lees 4.0
Divorce notlrcrt 6.K)
SlKtritt'ii sales. Orplians' ronrt sales.
County Treasurer's sales, (bounty Rtate-m-'tit;
and election proclamation chargitl
uy the square-.
J. n. Tsn Etten, PCBLTSHKR,
Milfard, Pike County, Pa.
REPUBLICAN
STATE TICKET
Fur Governor,
SAMUEL V. TENNYPACKER,
of Philndolpliin,
For Lioutonniit Hovernor,
WILLIAM M. BROWN,
of Lawrence county.
For Soerotary of Intornnl Affairs,
ISAAC B. BROWN,
of Erie county.
COUNTY TICKET
For Prothonotnry, Register and
' Recorder,
VICTOR COREY
of Greene.
For County Commissioner,
PIERRE M. NILIS
of Milford borongh.
For County Tronsurer,
ROCKWELL (. HEIDENTHAL
of Matnnioras.
For County Auditor,
AMERIOTJS H. DOWN
of Palmyra.
For. Representative,
ALFRED S. DINGMAN
of Milford borough.
President Roosevelt in a speech
at Boston recently declared : "At
present we have really no efficient
control over a big corporation which
does business in more than one
state." That is precisely why the
trusts may flourish. There is unde r
our present laws no one sovereign
power to deal with them and the
need is for some such oontrol wbioh
will be real and not nominal. The
trusts must be subject to law which
shall be supreme over them no mat
ter in what state they are chartered
or do business. The trusts can now
dodge foderal laws by fictitiously
keeping clear of the interstate oom-
morco law and they also evade the
sovereignty of both the Bfcite in
which they are chartered and in
which they carry on business.
Hence they are practically without
legal oontrol. The president would
have this remedied and he is right
to the point.
Uncle Russell Sage predicts that
the animals of Wall street will soon
begin to make cider out of the green
apples they have gathered. That
is, that the stock gamblers will
squeeze the water out of a lot of
Blocks which have boon bought by
the country people, lie says there
will soon bo a slump in stocks. If
people of small means would refrain
from buying the glittoring special
ties offered and invest their money
nt a lower but surer rate of interest
some (if the largo paper corporations
would soon go out of buuiuess.
T. B. Morse, diamond buyer for
Tiffany & Co. of Now York, was in
town over last Sunday, lie expects
to build a handsome residence on
the corner of Fourth and George
streets this full. Ha will sail for
Europe iu a few days.
Mrs. D. A. Unsworth gave a very
pleasant tea at her Harford street
home Tuesday afternoon which was
participated in and greatly enjoyed
by a large number if invited gnenta.
Miss Jnuiue Quinn. a trained
liureo of Sei-anton, is visiting her
father, Geo. 13. (Julnn, in Diniuan
township.
Mis. Martha C. Turner and sons,
George W. and William, of Middle
town, ft., who have been pus.-.ing
ti.fi r vacation hero, relumed home
l.iy.
The EGGS
which tome cofTee
matters ue to gle their
rnfTeo with would vois etit
that kind of teani Then
why drlr.k thrinf
Lion Coffco
has no coating of storage
glue, tc. It coitee pure,
unadulterated, fresh, itroni
and of delightful flavor
ud groma.
QltlltT Ht4
mann"" (.ft, in.im-l
Methodist Church Jottings.
(Uy Kiev. V. K Scuiilil'.n.)
The topic for next Siibbnth morn
ing is, The Christian and Prophecy.
Watchman, what of the night?"
The topio for the evening is "The
Farseeiug Man."
There will be prenching at Union
next Sabbath afternoon.
The flower committee deserves a
note of praise for the very fino dis
play of last Sabbath. The cross was
a source of great pleasure to the
pastor who is proud, indeed, to have
so faithful co-workers.
The duet sung at the morning
service by Mr. Dudley Ryman atic'
Miss Lily Buchanan has elicited
much favorable comment. People
who can sing and who are willing
to sing are a constant pleasure and
source of perpetual service to the
church. Happy are we in having
such young people.
The fair was equal to what we
could expect iu every way. Finan
cially it was up to the high water
mark and socially it proved to be a
very gonial occasion. The ladies of
the church deserve great credit for
their very efficient work and the
friends from the city who gave us
such royal support have the sincere
thanks ot the pastor and church.
One week from next Sabbath
morning the quarterly communion
service will be held. This service is
one of the greatest importance and
every effort should be made to at
tend by every Christian of the con
gregation. We have noted in the
past an increase in the interest tak
en in the sacramental servico and
we trust that this interest may in
crease Btill more. Any servico that
brings us into such close fellowship
with our Lord as this service can
not be neglected without great spir
itual loss.
Through the kindness of a friond
from Brooklyn six very valuable
books have been added to the pas
tor's library. There Is nothing that
a student appreciates more than the
chance to improve his inner life by
way of good books.
It is with great pleasure that we
express in this column our deep ap
preciation for the gift of 125 that
came from some friends who have
been spending the summer here
This is a tangible way of expressing
appreciation that is indocd very no
ceptable. The ea.li will soon be
spent, but the appreciation that it
expresses will not be forgotten. It
writes another chapter in the lives
of the givers and of those who re
ceive and a ohapter, too, of which
none are ashamed but over which
there is great joy.
We were especially gratified at the
goodly number who attended the
servioes last Sabbath. The evening
service was unusually well attend
ed. We will miss the largo number
of friends that have been so faithful
during the summer months when
they return to the city, but will bo
glad when the time comos that our
own people can again bo freo to
oome to the place of worship.
Another Excursion to Binghamlon
Monday, Sept. 1st, Labor Duy, the
Erie offer the people of Milford and
vicinity an opportunity to visit
Binghainton and Ross Park at the
low rate of $1.25 for the round trip,
with the special train leaving Port
Jervia at 7.15 a. in., arriving Bing
hamton at VI noon and returning
leave Binghatntou Rt 6.30 p. m.
Don't forgot tho date, Monday,
Sept. 1st, and train leaves Port Jer
vis at 7.15 a. m.
Harry D., a son of Judgo Allen
Craig, was married Wednesday to
Miss Lucilla McAllister at Mauch
Chunk.
Governor Francis Murphy, United
Suites Senator John F. l'rydon and
Col. Kuser, tho lattor's son-in-law,
all of Newark, N. J., are guests at
Blooming Grove Park.
Mrs. George Borfhoud died hist
Sunday in Philadelphia. Her hus
band is a sou of the lute Fred. Ber
thoud of this place.
Dress making iu all branches.
Will go to the house or do the work
at home. Address Mary Ludwh;,
Broad street. Milford, Pu.
COR SALE. One two se-itod sur-
rey w iih top, one light runabout
wagon, one set Hinle harness , one
w olf fckin rnlm, two hore .blankets
and two lap robes. Enquire at the
I'UI-. vS Kilioo. tf '
I Presbyter tan Chroniclings
( Hv He- K. M. Sin'-ml )
Servie-'s ns nuinl next Sabbath
morning at 10. HU and evening nt
HO. All nreinot welcome.
Please do not forget the regular
quarterly communion service the
first Sunday in September. Tlie
preparatory lent urn will he given
one week from tonight, Friday, at
7.;10. Let all members of the church
remember their most F.aered and
solemn vows and attend these ser
vices.
Last Monday and Tuesday tho
pastor took 22 boys back to Twin
lakes for an onting. It was with
greit satisfaction that- nil were re
turned safely and we hope in good
health. The boys marched nearly
nil tho way out there, some nine
miles, and rode back in a wagon.
The pastor and Mr. Wilson of New
York city, who accompanied him.
also walked both wnvs. Much
gratitude is hereby extended to Mr.
Frank Seitz, who acted ns the con
ductor of tho baggage and as the
chef while in cam). Also great
credit is duo Mr. Wilson for his
patient uncomplaining spirit and for
his good assistance rendered
throughout the trip.
At the prayer service last Wed
nesday evening Mr. Sehnffof Brook
lyn, a most appreciated and esteem
ed colaborer this summer, spoke in
behalf of the Bluff House guests
thanking the good peoplo of our
church and the pastor for the enjoy
able services and social lite of the
congregation. It, is with sincere re
gret that we give up these people
but still it is with a God speed that
wo see them return to their respec
tive churches and denominations to
do good service for our common
Master. "God bo with vou all till
we meet again."
The pastor officiated at his first
wedding in town last evening when
he performed the ceremony which
united Miss Linda Nyco Klaer and
Albert Quick Wallace in the holy
bonds of matrimony. A feature of
tho occasion was the presence of
Mrs. Klaer, Mrs. Quick and Mrs
Nyce, three grandmothers, two of
whom are in their eighty-fourth
year, and the third consider
ably past three scoro and ton. Miss
May Reed and Miss Mills were
bridesmaids, Fred Klaer, a brother
of the bride, itlid Theodore "Baker
groomsmen.
Mrs. Jardon will give another tea
and musicalo the first of next week,
proceeds for the improvement of
the Manse. She merits sincere
thanks for her efforts.
The Dolly Vardon tea this after
noon at the home of Mrs. J. H. Van
Etten It- is hoped will cancel tho In
debtedness of the organ fund
Oil in Pike
It is reported that oil has been
found in the woll of Isaac Winter
mute at Mill Rift, this county. A
test showed that it would burn In a
lamp. If tho well has not boon
"salted", this may be the beginning
of a boom for this section. Several
years ago nearly all the land em
braced in a strip some two miles
wide along the river ovon down into
Monroe county was leased by the
East Ponn Oil and Gnsoompany and
its agents assorted thoir belief that
this was oil territory, but no boring
was done to tost the matter. The
company expended considerable
monoy In securing and several hun
dred dollars for rooording tho leases
and its reasons for so doing have
always remained a mystery. Per
haps tho solution is at hand. If
Pike his oil and gas her oitizens can
say to the coal operators, "You be
burned!" as the operators
are now saying to the poople. Hope
it may bo a case of turnabout.
Unclaimed. Lettera.
List of unclaimed letters remain
ing in tho post ollleo at Milford for
tho week ending Aug. '2H, 1902 :.
Mrs. Cren. T. llolconibo, Miss
Thrush, Miss Dollie Austin,
Mr. Chas. Higirins, Cnrey Comedy,
Mr. T. II. Strut, M. D.
Persons claiming the above will
please say "Advertised" and give
date of this list.
ClIAitl.KS Lattimokk, P. M.
Real Kglate Transfers
George Becks to E. T. Riviere, 200
acres, lsaao Wyckoff, Porter, No.
178, iiW.
Harriet B. Titney to Lester Pitney,
1 aero, Delaware, $300.
Frank M. White to Juno Killani,
50 acres, Dingman, $100.
Mae II ilhert to John A. Dailey
and David Walker, lots on Westco
lang pond, Lackawnsuu, 100.
say "Consumption ean be cured. "
Nature alone won't do it. It needs
help. Duetoi's say
"Scell's Cnidsiofi
? is the be;t hn'n " R
j continue iu use even In -hut
J weather.
!If you hjv,- not tiittl it, frv-nd f. .r ! samp'.e.
hCDTT c ll-.iWNK, UttrlmnU,
4V4ii Itail Mitti, yoji
jk.ihciii.oo; alldn-fst, X
Ifjicumatism
Vhnt H 0p nop of tclliiiR tMe rlwminntlc
Hint lio ffts as If his joints were betn dis-
He known thnt his snfTr-rlncs lira very
much liko tlio tiirturpa of tlifl ruck.
H hat hf. vnn'n tn know Is what Will por
mnni'ntly rtirf Ms riineupp.
Tbrit, fv-rnnlitiK to tlmuRnnrts of grateful
tHftlmonttils, is
Hood's Sarsaparilla
It promptly nM!lrfill7r-s the arid In the
Mood on wtiteh the disense depends, com
pletely elimiiifites It, and strengthens the
system HaiiiHt Ha return, t ry liuod a.
Annual Niagara Falls Excursion
To Buffalo, Niagara Falls and To-
ronto's great exposition leaves Port
.Tervis at 7 I!5 a. m. Friday, Septem
ber nth. Fare ronnd trip to Buffalo
or Niagara Falls t J and to Toronto,
Out., only 5 from Port Jervis.
Here is an opportunity to see the
Old Reliable Erie in the day time
and as the rates are so low no one
can afford to stay at home.
Toronto's great exposition is now
in full blast and it boing the Cana
dian World's Fair is certainly worth
a visit at such low rntos for fare.
Tickets to Buffalo and Niagara
Falls will be good for return passage
tip to and including train 102 leaving
Niagara at 7.18 a. ni. and Buffalo at
8 a. m. Sunday, Sept. 7.
Toronto tickets will be accepted
any day within the limit in either
direction allowing a stop rt Buffalo
or Niagara Falls between Buffalo
and Toronto and will bo good for re
turn passage leaving Toronto on or
before Monday, Sept. 8th. Remem
ber these low rates are good going
only on the special excursion train
leaving Port Jervis at 7.35 a. in.
Friday, September 5th.
A YOUNG LADY'S LIFE SAVED
Al Panama, Columbia, by Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
Dr. Charlos H. Utter, a prominent
physician of Panama, Colombia, in
a recent letter states : "Last March
I had as a patient a young lady six
teen yoars of age, who had a bad at
tack of dysentery Everything 1
prescribed for her proved ineffectual
and she was growing worse every
hour. Her parents were sure she
would die. She had bocome so
weak that she couldn't turn over in
bed. What to do in this critical
momont was a study for me, but I
thought of Chamberlain's Colio,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
as a last resort prescribed it. The
most wonderful result was effected.
Within eight hours she was feeling
much better; inside of three days
she was upon her feet and at the
end of one week was entirely well.
For sale by A. W. Baleh & Son,
Matamoras, all drug and general
stores In Pike county.
$1 to Lake Ariel and Scranton Aug. 1
The people of Milford and vicinity
seldom have an opportunity to visit
Lake Ariel or Scranton, Pa., at such
low rates as are offered on the Erie
special excursion to these points
leaving Port Jervis at 8.40 a. m.
Sunday, August 31st. Just stop
and think of it, only one dollar for
the round trip Remember the
date, Sunday, Aug. 31st, and train
leaves Port Jervis 8.40 a m. Re
turning special train leaves Horan
ton at 5.15 p. m.
A Cur for Cholera Infantum
"Last May," says Mrs. Curti
Baker of Bookwaltor, Ohio, "an In
fant child of oar neighboi's was suf
feiing from cholera Infantum. The
doctor had given up all hopes of re
covery. I took a bottle of Cham
berlain'g Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhooa Remedy to the house telling
them I felt sure it would do good 11
used according to directions. In
two days' time the child had tully
recovered and is now, nearly a year
since, a vigorous, healthy girl. 1
have recommended this Remedy
frequently and have never known it
to fail in any single instance." Foi
snlo by A. W. Bulch & Son, Mata
moras, all drug and general stores
in Pike county.
In thoso days there was a political
host that had gotten embogged ii
the sloughs of free trade and thoj
willed li udly for a Moses to loai'
them out. And a leader, beinj
young and of a great voice, aros
and led them forth, and lo I as thoj
proceeded they were swept down by
a vast silvery flood which, however,
spread away and left them flounder,
ing in a great marsh of mud anil
slime. Now they are calling in
vain for a true Moses to lead then
to safety, but they call in vain, foi
there is none such, though many
rise and shout, "I am your chosoi.
leader," but their voices are drown
ed by those of others screaming the
same words.
For biliousness use Chamberlain'
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
clenn.se the stomach and regulate
tho liver and bowels, effecting a
quick anil permanent cure. Foi
sale by A. W. ilitlch & Son, Mata
moras, till drug and general wtorv
iu Piko County.
BiKRFXfl OF SAMPLES.
Pvr Two Hundred Thonnnnd Trial
Bottle Sent Freo by Mail.
Br special arrangement with the
nrinnfnctnrers of that justly famous
Kidney medicine, Dr. David Ken
nedy' Favorito Remedy, the read
ers of the Pikr County Prkss are
enabled to obtain a trial bottle and
pamphlet of valuable medical ad
vice absolutely free, by simply send
ing thoir full name and postofflce
address to the DR. DAVID KEN
NEDY CORPORATION, Rondout,
N. Y., and mentioning this paper,
the publisher of which guarantees
tho genuineness of this liberal offer.
Of course this involves enormous
expense to the manufacturers, but
they have received so many grate,
ful lettera from those who have
beon benefited and cured of the var
ious diseases of the Kidneys, Liver,
Bladder and Blood, Rheumatism,
Dyspepsia and Chronic Constipation
and all weaknesses peculiar to wo
men, that they willingly send trial
bottles to all sufforeis.
Upon Investigation it was found
thnt 91 per cent, of those who had
used the trial bottle bad received
such benefit from it that they pur
chased large sized bottles of their
druggists.
It matters not how sick you are or
how many physicians have failed to
help you, send for a trial bottle of
this great medicine, it costs you but
a postal enrd, and benefit and cure
will most certainly be the result.
Fa vorite Remedy is the only kid
ney medicine that acts as a laxative
all others constipate.
Put some nrine in a glass tum
bler and let it stand 24 hours ; if it
has a sediment or if it is pale or dis
colored, milky or oloudy, stringy or
roPyi your Kidneys or Blnddor are
in a bad condition. Dr. David Ken
nedy's Favorito Remedy speedily
cures such dangerous symptoms as
pain in the back, inability to bold
urine, a burning, scalding pain in
passing it, frequent desire to nri
nato, especially at night, tho stain
ing of linen by your nrine and all
th ; unpleasant and dangerous effects
on the system produced by the use
of whiskey, wine or beer.
All druggists sell Dr. David Ken
nedy's Favorito Roniiidy in the new
50 cent size and the regular 11.00
size bottles.
The Washington Post advises that
the Honorable Ben Cable, who is
wise in political ways that are dark,
should take the Honorablo Ben
Jiggs, "who Is something of a tyro
in politics, but especially well in
formed on public matters," quietly
aside into some remote corner and
explain to him the difference be
tween substantial indications and
rainbows.
You assume no risk when yon buy
Chamberlain's Colio, Cholora and
Diarrhoea Remedy. A. W. Balch
& Bon, Matamoras, all drug and
general stores in Pike county will
refund your money if you are not
sa tinned after using it. It is every
where admitted to he the tnnat. arm
oessful remedy In use for bowel
oomplaints and the only one that
never fails. It is pleasant, safe and
rename, iu-3i
Hon. Howard Mntohlor has been
appointed one of the committee of
notification to formally announce to
Ex-Governor Pattison his nomina
tion for governor. It is to be hopod
the occasion may be one of the hap
piest in his life.
Of what does a bad taste in the
mouth remind you? It indicates
that your stomach is in bad condi
tion and will remind you that there
is nothing so good for such a disor
dor as Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets after having once
used them, lhey cleanse and in
vigorate the stomach and regulate
the bowels. For sale at 25o per box
by A. W. Balch & Son, Matamoras
all drug and general stores in l'ike
county.
SHERIFF'S SALE
By yirttie of a writ of Fieri Kudus issued
out of the Court of Common J'Uuuiof l'ike
couuty, to mu nirreuM. I will hxiiomm t
salt; tit the SliurilT s nllice in the liorongli
oi .Minora, L.ounty 01 rike, I't-nn;.., on
MONDAY, SKPTEMUKIt 8, HurJ,
nt 8 o'clix k In th aflcrniKu, of mid day,
all ttott IX-r tain pleee unit puree! o html
tiittiHto in ttiu Township of Dinnutu, in
Htlkl County of l'lk-l, I'olitMinilli; ;Vl Mores
timl w pcrche.,s, mortuir le, n dew-rilx-H
in dtt-l Kniftt itnrk him! wife to IioiiUil
.-Wiutt, ruooniea iu Wix-d JJooU No. 41 piio
IMPHOVKMKNTS
(JooU dwelling house, burn and outlmild
Injrs; nlmuc vcrt-ii cltvirud, buluuue
vt tMnlland.
Soi.t'4 ttnd 4"ki-n In execution na the
prujrtTty of LouIhu hvuutt and will be
old bo me Tor ch.
GhOKliK GftKUOKY,
Mi -riff.
SherifT'a Office, Milford. Pft., )
Aug. 11, llr j
rpKKSPASS NOTICR. Notice U hendy
A viveu tliat trortpiutinK oil the preiiutM-H
of the underbintxl, sit unt-d in Djiiginun
townbiih), for any purpose whiiLuvcr U
strictly furhidden, and ullutft udern will !m;
promptly prtmevuted. lUA ii. CAat.
Oct. JH-k,
TRKSPASS NOT1CK. Notice l hereby
Kivu ihab irvaptwMting upin tho pro
perty of the undeiHiKiid in Milford town
ship I'ikK county, 1'., for the pnrpo of
hiiit'in tUliin or any other purptuted in
U'lcLiy ui blUdou under peotilt v of tne law.
SHERIFF'S SALE
Py virtue of a writ ol i'lt-ri Keclns isannc!
out of the ('onrr i-f Coieietm 1'li-tih of Tike
enmity, to mm- tltri c h-il, I will expose to
snle nt the SherllT ft oltiee In the Horouull
eflMllfon! ( -ui.-. of l'ike l'etiim., on
MOM AY, rWTKMMKH Klh, 1!8,
nt 3 ti'i-locl; in the nf ( el notin of Sllltl fln"T.
II 1 1 t 1 1 r ci-i i.-iin tth't-e mill itfireel of linn
sltnnte hi the Township (lf Ijohtnan, in
suit eonnty of ril r, roe t nt nl tur N nerr-s
nnil if 1 pi-i i !n s in i ire or less MS (loserll'etl in
(Ii nil John V .'Vli. IIYr to (ii-i.tire Mutinies,
reot-il--tl In Devil Hook -No M liiiitt) HiW.
'IM l'ltn VKMKNTS
House, li!irn,nil nutlm Minus; nliout 25
neres nt-iiefK linliinee vvootlhiml.
Seiz- I nnil luki-n in execution ns til t
property of t ieot-e Muttliien and will lie
stilti Uy ine for e.-t -h.
lit'KiKtire t,iti;oit y,
SheillT.
Sheriffs om-e, Milford, I'n.,
Ann II, linrj. j
COMMISSIONERS' SALE
Tlie undersigned, the County Commis
siont'rs of the eonnty of Pike, will nell the
sevnrnl seated and unseated tracts of land
numerated lielmv. at the Court Hnise In
Milford on Thursday, Sept. 1H, lM:i, com
mencing at, a o'clock p. in.
I NSKA'I KI) I. AMIS
ltlooinit;)? Orovfl Township
Warranren Interest. Tnr
No. Name A P. and Cost Total
lSiJ Wj-kutT Peter :ju 4 1 fcej 70 ft VS fis lis
PclRwnrp Tnwn1ilp
19 Mense Isabella ttW2i 4791 7 S 55 30
Oreo n Townnlilp
?')7 Murdiek John 50 R 00 R M II no
.'ta i itternmrv John 77 1l00 iS2 lHir
Titternmry Johnllft i&tiU 4 tf) 27 lu
I-liniHii Townliip
144 KHitfi Kac.lmol lnoOTi 10S1 iT.i 145:;
I'nrtrr Township
- Grler ('has and
Henry Khull 154 IS Hi 405 g:j U
SKATKU LANDS
lrtwiire Township
Interest
Tax and Coa; Total
LIndrodfze Dr TUltvnrd nr
:a tm (id ):tSa untm,d
nd jot n in if lands of V in
Hosincr $50 75 fc $5l .7
Cirecne Tuwioditp
Kessier W J nr5'u un-
impd r rederiek Du ti
ler No. 51 i:i r 4 40 IS 41
Kipp John A nr fooa nn
impd adj htmls of Fe
lix ONiiiiiiiiit and
Henry Manhart H' OS 5 70 2i 74
Luckiiwiixcn To wnnliip
Hnuner N S est loon un
Impd Garret Cot linger
No r.'S adj lands of p ur
est I,ako Association . 2H (H 4 85 27 l3t
Iliiiiun Towiislitp
Cnmpbell William nrOOa
unimpd adj lands of
Charles Crump and
David Kerr 8 M 3 (Mi 13 0:
Do Spotto V nr Ji (oa un
impd 55 45 8 18 68 ft!!
M llforil Towimhlp
Mott, Hull & Doolitrlo "
nr iiuisi unimpd Jas
Mense N( 1 IH adj hnuis
of P. A. Utiick and
others 45 4ii 8 50 53 Wl
II KN RY P. ATjHHTGHT. )
WILLI AM K. HKCK, Co. Com.
PIKUHK M. NILIS, )
CouinirH OU!coT Aug. 0, Hf03
The Press
Office
Is prepared to do any
kind of ordinary
Job Printing:
Cards,
Posters,
Booklets,
Envelopes,
Bill Heads,
Statements,
Note Heads,
Letter Heads
Or whatever you may
need. THE STOCK is o
good quality, THE WORK
MANSHIP neat, and the
PRICE IS RIGHT. We re-
respectfully solicit a tria
order and will then leave
you to judge of our claims
TRY
ARMSTRONG'S'
EMULSION
OF
PURE
riORWEGIAN
COD LIVER OIL
Vi'h Hypophosphites of
Lime and Soda for
COUGHG, COLDS
& GENERAL
DEBILITY.
50c a bottle.
KlHuitfu4turd by
C. 0. ARMSTRONG,
mitouivr.
William B. Kenworthcy, M. D.
riiypirian n ml iSurpron.
onii-n nml reFttli-tif'- llrcrid ptrt-et-text
Cimrt Utilise. MILKOUI), I'A.
Dr. von der Heydt,
DENTIST,
Hrlfk Hnnee mMto Vnnilrrinnrk Hotel
llr.uiil sln-ct Milfipitl Pn.
(IFKII'K HOl'H.S: H to 1'J a. in.; 1 to
p. m.
H. E.Cm erson, M. D,
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE in Drug Store on Drosd
Street.
Fire Insurance.
oi.i itiiiAiiir. rmiiMMEs,
llTI-:S ItKAXIINAItt.K.
Charles G. Wood,- Agt.
ftiirc-tfltr tti .F. .?. Ilnrt.
Fff-OlllT in rrarnf H.-sltlfiit-c tm Ann St..
Milford, Pike Co., Pa.
A Backward
Season
Our Screen Doors must lie
sold.
Tlir l"f fincy dnnrwith flxtnrcN roniplctfl
rffriiittr prn- nii.riO, i i
To -lotf for .... V '
A plain iltMir complete, regnlrr pi-iT
mi ..-, tu elosc fir . , . . -
Above nrc na t ural wliito
avooiI mid varnislicd.
WINIH1W fit Itl.KNS
20c sie ,'):
25c size 18c
:)c size 20c
Also extra liip.li screens to
extend iinv width wanted.
Hoog;land'G,
PORT JERVIS, IM. Y.
UP TOWN.
Table
Dainties.
Fresh groceries.
Canned goods.
Meats in every form.
Turkeys and chickens.
Oysters and vegetables.
Everything for an elegant
dinner at
GUMBLE
Harford St.
BROS.
Milford Pa.
LIVERY STABLES.
you want a stylish sin
gle or double rig, safe
horses, good harness
and clean, comfortable
carriages at reasona
ble prices call on
J. B. Van Tassel,
Cornor Ann and Fourth streets
MILFOIID PA.
Ryrnan & Wells
Millinery -:- Department
New Spring Goods
l.ltli.-H Trim metl llilt it. .TO to l-i..10
THiittm-tl IIkM, 1 :ilit-.' iiikI MlHt-t
Trititiiii'fl Itciiilv-to-MVjiv Hut from .o
Hut Ti'iimiilitL'o if All KIiiiU.
rmirovs. ntitituvt rrmvi-n ., .1
I'tll.l All I.-K Hll.l I'l l. l-H.
yni'i.i: a 11. 1 Fv-v imv ;nni, oitn-
I !ilK, f t.-.
Please Call and $se Cur
Stock. Ve Can Save
You Money.
Ryman & Wells
NOTICE All huntiiir, fl ;!,( ur ,,(.r
trt-i.ifiti.lnir nil tin-pri-ii. m tit lliti tnnlt-r-siK'Ht'tl.
in Dinirnniu '1' .;ihii. tin K;iy
iiuinilskill aiitt llwitrfw, 11 ( t-ii kH, U ftn--bindt-u
untltir pt-nally - 1 .m 1;iv.
IVA J. HiilLKAU,
Dini.'iiwin Twp., X. hhii.km'
ilto-' It. lV.rt. JtlMU-M b' lilllLllAIJ.
tOH SAI.K. A Hniiill fiirm liit-iiN-,1 n,.r
.M;it:tluiinm, klluwn a.-: thu llt-Mtoi-i (ir
Hi-inhiiriit plact;, et-.iit,aiiiiijjf al iut.-h
Kllit-ly Im nlitl, Wfll wau it-tl. H.iiib,; ,lmi
Imrn. Krmi nf ail kintU. 1'art, iiiiiriivi-tl.
'l'nlti cU-ar. K..r term, jaicc, em., atltu-i-B
Ltick btix Li Miliurtl. Hh.
Foley's Honey w Tur
cures colJs, prevents pncumun'.a.