PIKE COUNTY PRESS.
Friday, October 17, 1D02,
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Legal Advertis:..;;.
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Divum notices - .... fi.oO
Sht-riiT'H Orphans' court sales,
C-unity T)':-mrvr'fl smIi-m, County stuttv
m Mit nnd i'(M-tion pror.i.umtmn charged
by tho 8qui.ro.
J. II. Van Etten, PuiiLIRHEn,
Milford, Tike County, Pa.
REPUBLICAN
STATE TIC tET
For Governor,
HAMUEI, V. PENNYPACKER,
of PhilnuVlpliiri,
For T.ieuteniint Governor,
WILLIAM M. BROWN,
of Jjitwreucu county.
For Secretary of Internni AfTnirs.
ISAAC B. BROWN
of Erie county.
COUNTY TICKET
For Congress,
THOMAS E. DAVIS,
of Cnrbon County.
For Protlionottiry, Register and
Recorder,
VICTOR COREY
of Groeuo.
For County Commissioner,
PIERRE M. NILIS
of Milford borough.
For County Treasurer,
ROCKWELL (. IIEIDENTHAL
of Msitunioras.
For County Auditor,
AMERICUS II. DOWN
of Palmyra.
For Representative,
ALFRED S. DING MAN
of Milford borough.
V IX KG A It
The net of 18'.t7 regulating the sale
of vinegar provided that cider vine
gar shah contain not less than an
acidity of four per centum. Under
this act there were colh-cted by agents
of the statedeparttnentof agriculture
35 sample. Ot this number 25 were
found to be pure and 10 not pure.
It was found that the acid require
ment was too great and In 1001 an
amending act was passed which re
pealed the clamo requiring four per
tent. 'acidity and one and a halt per
centum by weight of cider vinegar
solids upon full evaporation, and
simply provided that cider vinegar
shall be the legitimate product of
pure apple juice, or vinegar nihde ex
clusively of apple cider, without the
addition of foreign substances, thugs
or acids. As the law now stands
farmers can s.'fely utilize their sur
plus apples by turning them into
vinegar. The acid requirement
having been nbollshe I it is only a
question of taste with the consumer
as to the acidity the vinegar shall
contain. Of course it must lie pure,
but that is the only legal require
ment. Coal Strike End
The president has appointed ns an
arbitration commit tee to scftlo the
Strike questions George Grey, judge
U. S. circuit court, Edward Wheoler
Parker, Mti.-,tirinu of the U. S. ge
ological but vey, John L. Spalding,
Roman Catholic bishop, John M.
Wilson, brigadier general, chief of
enaiiiiviii U. S. A., E E. Clark of
Iowa, trniiid cine' of tlia Order of
Railway Conductors, and Thomas
II. Watkins of Scratitou, Pa.
President Miiclirll bus approved
of tie M i tlonu nt of the issues in
Volvt'.d in I tie Miikei by tLe above
named co. ii in isMoti and will chII a
convention to amLi.nai the cflicial
(icclui at ion of mi end to t lie i-t i ike.
Yhe ec'iiie of t!m tnoon last ni'lit
Vmis f-ntirtly visible. There wont
in clou. is inthrt sky to obscure the
K:.;iit when pale Luna was veiled,
F' !t SAL!' - O to t wo s.-Hle.t sur
rey v.nu t.jji, .i Ii-Jit runabout
V .Lon, Oiic st l s;io:;o lihinc.-.s, one
Voet skin r-.i.e, f i I.Ol-.O billllltetS
lllel !) l-.p r . . " J'. I I o ot tie
Pi i?
which tome coffee
n,ipr5 l?c tn filare their
col'ecwiih would vnurnt
th.it kind of rircs? Then
why drink thrmr
Lion Coffco
has no coatinot stnmee epes,
chip, etc. Its coffee pur.
una-iuiuraletl, irc?h strong
nd ot deltchtlul flavor
and aroma.
Methodist Church Jottings.
(Hy Rutr. C. K. Scnnnnu)
Nex, Snbbntli morning will bo the
annual Old People's service. This
has been ft prominent funture of our
church for the bst two years. We
trust thst next Snbbnth may see nil
of the old people of our work in
thoir plnco and that the service may
be of lasting benefit.
The autumnal service will be held
at night. The services that are in
use are very fine and tho evening
service promises to be one of unus
ual interest. Come out and hear
tho children sing and sieak.
At the meeting of the Ladies' Aid
society held last week the following
officers were elected : President,
Mrs. Fred Gumblo; vice president,
Miss Helen Olmsted ; secretary,
Mrs. W. 8. Rymnn ; assistant secre
tary, Mrs. Edwin McMurray ; treas
urer, Mrs. Wui. Aimer.
If you wish an inspiring time go
with ns to the district convention at
Deckertown next Thursday
Should you care to hear a man
who is full of wit and who is or.e ot
the men m great demand as a loo
turer all about Now York, come
and hear Dr. Wilding next Friday
night. Any one who misses this
misses one of tho best things ever
given in Milford. I say this with
out the slighest fear of any one re
versing the statement who hears
Dr. Wilding's lecture. "To tho Top
of Mount Hood."
The next thing on hand will be
the institute. It is a great favor
that the people of Milford have be
cause the court house is located
here. We trust that the institute
will stir ns up to greater activity
along educational lines.
The date for the recital by Miss
Edith Norton has been fixed for No
vember 21st. This will be about a
month after the lecture of next
week. The other two entertain
ments, the lecture by Dr. Gilbert,
"Courtship and Marriage," and the
recital on James Whitcomb Riley
by Mr. Kenible, will not come off
till after the holidays. Buy your
season tickets for one dollar and
have reserved seats at all four en.
tertainments.
On the 2d of November immedi
ately following institute, a special
service in the interest of education
will be held in tha morning at the
Methodist church. God wants our
brains as well as our hearts and lie
can use them best if cultured. An
empty head like an empty barrel
may produce noise but, the barrel
full of sugar and the head full of
truth are of greater worth.
Presbyterian Chroniclings
(Hy Rev. E. M. Sinend.) ..
The text next Sunday morning
will bo "Hallowed be thy name
This is the second sermou in the
saries now in progress on the Lord's
prayer. The evening discourse will
bo upon "Tho Gospel of Autumn.'
All are most cordially invited to
come.
The Ladies Aid society held their
first meeting of tho year last night
and H whs a most enjoyable occa
sion. Tho methods of work and the
spirit of the ofiicera is most com
menila'ile. We hope for great
things.
It is with the most sincere regret
that we saw Mr. and Mrs. H. T
White leave us this week for their
Brooklyn home for the winter
However we may expect to have
them back with us again very early
iu the tqiring. They are very fond
of Milford and they have certainly
made many warm friends in the
congregation this past summer. The
pastor will miss Mr. White very
much on account of his gonial and
companionable spirit.
The normal class took on very en
conniving aspects lust Wednesday
Hveiimg after the prayer service
There w as a very large number in
h 1 tendance and we hope it may ex
tend lis hounds until everyone iu
theclai'cli will be interested in the
woik. Meet with us next week.
Fouliiiff llir IJarLinnn,
JMiuki-rs- Ail this talk ul'uu! hack-oit-n
n f vi'li u r t; 1 1 ' ift ihiiim UoO, I iir-j
t-rti 'ih lii-uf vri- i hiu (jut u iih my
v;f.-, nnd thf drlvt-i'rt tr'.t:r try to g:t
a rf ii t i no re than t he iryuUi r ta it.
U 'mkiTh- How do you not it a jje ?
1 it kt i s - f r v t-1 1 1 1 j I v , ! tnt' i ! v re-
jin.'iik it) h 1'Hid ton- to my wite that
i I'm iial slip's j." l tdroni, v.illi lur
J h...j.jjijf at U t. A fwr s U e IwirtJiuui
! h-.t: Jitat, he is thankful to y-i-t uut
if :.i. v. hat 1 M.tnaMv i.);n. .. Y.
1 V;,, 's.
It nn k 1 itRtnl II ml.
First Tramp I run across n rieti
liiielr of mini, hitelv. hut aftrr ml I
inp fcr hiin he wouldn't iinin? a
cent.
Second Tianip What did you do fcr
him?
First Trump r'r ten yenrs 1'vp leen
trmclin' under nn Assumed nnmp jest.
to apnre Ids feelin's. Town nnd Conn-
try.
it.
Tes VU you cpc Mnv whpn she dp-
livered the vnlfM.ictory nt her rnllrg1
comnirnrrnip nt 7
dsn Ye, nnd H cprtainly tvah
lorrl v.
Tfss That so?
JejiR Yen, ft wns hist n rdnin mous-
sHine dp fcr.O, hut bo ft v lish. Thiln-
delphia Press.
The Mnn irlfh th Corn.
'Our rnintetpr anvn that dunrinff Is
hurtful. Do yon tirlicvp dn(dnp
hurts nny one?" fsnM the sweet
younj? th'.ttff In pinlc.
Me!!, yi'M, rejilind the mnn who
was thankful the dance wns over; "it
hurts the fellow who pet his feet
walked on." Yonkers Stntesiinnn.
AVrll Namrd,
Baeon Yhnt's the nnmp of that
new frleetrtc fan you liave on your
dek?
Ffrhert The South Amerienn.
"(urer nnmp.'
44()h, I don't know; it's noted for
Its frequent revolut ions.- Yonkers
Statesman.
The Girl He I. overt.
Convict Ah, mum! if I'd only (rot
tie jrirl I loved 1 never would hev come
to setdi an end as din.
Philanthropist Yon would not?
Convict No, mum. She killed de
jruy dnt pot her In less'n two weeks
after de ceremony. Judire.
Barber How's the razor, sir?
Customer Didn't know I wag being
shaved.
Barber (flnttered) Very glad, Im
ure, sir.
Customer I thought I was being
sandpapered. Chicago Amerienn.
XtlT Pride.
"The greatest race across the At
lantic that I ever heard tell of,H be
gan the old racing skipper.
"Is the Oirish, of coorsp," inter
rupted Hooligan. Catholic Standard
Times.
Her Position.
Mrs. Barke What kind of servants
do yon prefer white or black. Irish or
German?
Mrs, Lane I've gotten beyond that,
I'm looking for servants that prefer
me. Puck,
PrtoeleM.
There's a baby at our house;
Came the ottwr ntsht.
He's the cutest little mouse,
Eye m small and bright.
Little Rr.Rers, fat and pink.
When they ppreod apart
Seem to rach rlffht out and lnk
Deep Into your heart.
Worth his weight In gold you gay?
Goodness bless your soul!
That would searce express It. He's
Worth his weight In coa
Catholic Standard and Times.
OttillT TO WRITE 'EM CP,
"How did you like the performance
St the theater last night?"
"O, I was awfully diuappointed in the
playl I've had much funnier experi
ences myself!' Lustige Blaetter,
No Fn In It,
'And do they never quarrel?' asked
the girl in white.
"Never replied the girl in blue.
"Then, what's the use of being en
gaged?" Chicago Post.
Good Gaeaa.
"He is a terrible woman hater."
"Yes; I suspect tbat he must at some
time have been a floor walker in a de
part men t ttore." Puck.
A Sfw VfrtHon.
"Do you think that jtll the world
loves a lover?
"Well, not exactly. But all the
tradespeople do. Life,
Soft and crooked bones mean
bad feeding. Call the disease
rickets if you Yant to. The
growing child must eat the
right food for growth. Bones
must have bone food, blood
must have bhod food and so
on through the list.
Scott's Emulsion is the right
treatment for soft bones in
children. Littledoses everyday
give the stiffness and" shape
that healthy bones should have.
Bow legs become straighter,
loose joints grow stronger and
firmness comes to tho solt
heads.
Wrong food caused the
trouble. Right food will cure it.
In thousands of caes Scott's
Emulsion has proven to be the
right food for soft bones' in
childhood.
Send for fieti sumplo.
SCOTT & BOWNE. Chemleto,
4!j-4r5 Hearl btrtt, Njw York.
l&Mtm
ponr
ijilL'i'
FOOD
THE COST OF 1RRIGATICJ." i
. ,
Iflnil In Afrtcn nnd India j
for ThRl lnrtf. J
Tliosp who lni.k fur" mil tn the con- I
trol of the prcp.t. riM'ri of America nnd i
the use of funds Mi'p!icri by the pcT
prnment for thnt purpose point to the
fact tlmt KiifrlaiKl bus .pent about
IwO.'.inii.tnin on the new ihuns and
other Hnrkii for controlling the great
Klfvptinn river wind making certain
the crop of the valley below, anil that
the ha invested the sum of $::i;n.()iK),ont
for irrigation purposes in India dlir-
fnc the last sn years, pnys May Stnnnnrd
Unker. in Century. A sinple canal
from the (innpeti tort JtS.niKl.tmO; It
has a total leneth, iriclmlinir triln!
tari ft and drainage cuts, nf 3.9 in mile,
and irrlgatei! over I.otm.min acres nf
land. There works in-India, costly
and ftnpendoua as they have been, are
regarded by the English as a proht-
ahle Investment. There are fi.nno.OilO
acres of Innd under cultivation In the
valley of the Nile suporting a popula
tion of over S.noO.OOO people. Mr. F.I
wood Mend, an irrigat ion expert nf the
Pnited States government, est imates
that the Missouri river and its tribu
taries, if properly controlled, uill irri
gate five times as much territory, fur
nishing an opporl iinity for the expan
sion of surplus population that will
last the American people for a long
time income. No. these westerners do
not believe in the necessity of foreign
lslnnds as an outlet for American col
onization; Ihey pnlnt rather to their
own expanses of unclaimed, cheap, rich
land In a climate that Is nearly perfect.
HAND KISSING LEAGUE.
An Kitrnordlnarr OrwnnlMtton Recently-
Formed by fNirlfflan
Rxqnliltea.
Some Parisian exquisites of both
sexes have just formed the "hand
kissing league." (Men belonging to it
vow never to shake, or even squeeze,
a woman's hand. In lieu of that form
of milnte they imprint a light kiss on
her fingers or her wrist. Wjomen be
longing to the league bind hemselves
to cut any man refusing to discard
what our neighbors "call "le shake
hnnri" in favor of the dainty and
daintily named "le bnlse-mnin.
The new association, reports a Lon
don paper, ia framing a c de of hand
kissing. This will define various
forms of "baise-mnin," and will
specify under what particular circum
stances each is to be employed. It is
alreadj derided that the slight touch
ing of tlie tips of two fingers of a
feminine hand by a man's lips is the
most frigid form of the greeting,
while the kiss rn the wrist is a privi
lege of intimacy.
Intermediate usages are the oscilla
tory F-ahite on the knnckles, on the
back, and on thn palm of the hand.
The last nar ed form, which is some
what of an innovation, obviously re
quires the exercise of dexterity by
the lady if she docs not want to look
awkward during the performance.
CAME FAST, WENT FASTER.
. , i
Fortune Won hy a New T-ork Root
blnek at the H4m Goes Rack
to the HfHikteo.
What U the difference between a Na
poleon of finii uce and a plain (rambler?
A New York bootblack painfully real
izes that there is a difference, al
though perhaps he cannot explain it
in logical argument and elegant
phrase, says the Hothester Democrat
and Chronicle. Last year, having laid
by a few hundred dollars, he played
the racea and won $10,000. This year
he tried the same game and Uist all
his winnings, M well as his original
capital. Being not altogether friend
less, he managed to borrow enough
money to buy a new bootblacking out
fit, and is now Industriously shining
footwear and gathering in nickels
and dimes. If he keeps at it he will
soon he out of debt and again become
a modest depositor in some good sav
ings bank. He has had his experience,
and it was rather harsh, but it may
do him good. Let him renounce Na
poleonic ambitions, stick to his busi
ness and save his money. The races
are treacherous things for those who
play them, and the rocket-and-etick
performance Is less productive of hap
piness than that steady thrift whic:
Is sure, even if slow, as a promoter of
prosperity and a builder of character.
HOTEL FOR WOMEN ONLY.
inn Fmnelifo Ha. Ob. Recenrtlj
F. reeled l.r (be Glrla' I nloa
I That t llr.
I'nder the auspice of the Kan Fran
cisco Clii'ls' union s hotel excluxively
tor women haa been erected and the
members of the org miration are con
grutulat:ng themselves upon tlieir
new posse shioirr The union has been
in exiMterue since 1884 and was
formed ior the purpose of aiding
self-dependent, Bulf-respccting girlt
to live in nice surrounding at a cost
In accordance with their means. The
BiK-iety has had a house for some
time, but it. is not to be compared
with the new hotel. The home is self
supporting and an average of 40
WBge-earning women call it home
In the hvtel HO rooms are to be rent
ed, the fcrice per month ranging from
four dollars to h!x dollars. The board
is $12 per month. The rooms are wyll
furnished and ciyiimntlinus anil end
has a stationary waKltstund. 'ihf
house is exceedingly, well planned and
provision ha been 'made for rfass
rooins, ns the union proposes to con
duct cIhhmcs in literature, music, sew
ing, typewriting und othr subjects
Ka.t kiuwiluiK.
A fii!t bimkr ordinarily delivers a
tiall at a puce of a little over M; feet
a, second, or about CO uiiies an hour
A Word
to Traveler
t incident to triivel-
The excittjuicn
ir.i nnd clmngo
often brings ,:i
lids reason no
liome without a
of food and wator
dinrrhofMt and for
one should leave
bottle of C'litunbor
I lin'a ('olio, C'l.o
lora ami Diarrhoea
Unmody. I'uc t
tnd rHiii, Milium
goaeiul tjk.l'os lu
da by A. W. Ualoh
lira;, all drug aud
Tike comity,
THE FARMER'S LIFE.
T,e Parmpr's Hi" 1b Ihf lto fur me
Hni.-r.Hyl
No other kli'd if h.ilf so frp
If fto-rny!
? i wi !! n f hrii V my n so cm inline,
i a. pkv, the IV il thr- wiu-tlf are mine,
. ,!,d in Ifcht the nin for mo doth Fhlne
lloo-ray!
I':ime Nature's beauty 1 b'ho!d
Ilfio-rt.y!
To me her wonders are unrolled
H.r-rny!
For me her blofmi btndm In sitrlnp;.
For me her lid bird ft hm ly ping.
With fruit she crowns me like a king
lloo-ray !
I breathe nn a4r that' pure nnd weet
Uttn-rny!
.IiiFt pliiln and wholesnrrp fond I eat
ilrwi-rfly I
My hcaith I? therefnre cf the best,
fin I all day ran work with zppt
And have t niirht a pfareful rent-
I am no slave of fashion vain
Hno-rnyt
My manhood true I can maintain
Hoo-ray !
Ppon my owr. domain I stand,
As proud as any In the land,
And with no master to command
H oo-ray !
Around my home I live my life
Uoo-ray t
Close to my children and my wife
1 1 (X!-ray!
Far from the marts where men compete
And erufh e;irh other under fe't,
I find my simple pleasure sweet
Uoo-ray!
My children grow with rupired health
H xi-rn y !
It's more to them than mlno tf wealth
Uoo-ray!
Snfe from temptations that destroy,
Ppared from the luxuries that cloy,
Their lives begin and end In Joy
lloo-raj !
I'm happy all the bright day ion
Uoo-ray !
My heart Is filled with love find song
lloo-ray!
I'm Innocent of worldly snares
I'm free from worldly strife nnd cares,
And everyone my gladness shares
Uoo-ray 1
I wouldn't change my freeman's health ,
Hno-rny !
For all of J. P. Morgan's wealth
lino-ray !
But If he could exchange with me
He'd tos? his millions in the fjp
And shout with Joy : "I'm free! I'm fre?!"-Hoo-ray
!
II. C. Dodge. In Chicago Da'ly Sun.
Stricken With Paralysis
Henderson Gritnott of this plnce
was stricken with partial paralysis
and completely lost the ose of one
arm and side. After being fronted
by an eminent phy.-dcinn for quite a
while without roliot, my wife reo-
ommendod Cbnmhorl.itn's Pain
Balm and after riaing t wo bottles of
it lie is almost entirely cured. Geo
R. McDonald, Mnn, Logan county
W. Va. Several other very remark.
able oures of p:irtinl paralysis have
been effected by the nse of this lini
ment. It is most wid.ily known ns
a oura for rheumatism, sprains,
and braises. For Bale by A. W
Balch and Son, Mutam iras, all drng
aud general storos in Pi lte county
. I'oor Jens In Palestine.
One of the highest Jewish authori
ties in Palestine tells me, says William
fi. Curtis in the Chicago Hecord-IIerald,
that at least 35 percent, of his religion
ists in this country to-day are sub
sisting directly or indirectly on char
ity, and at least 20 per cent, are abso
lutely dependent upon foreign benevo
lence. About one-half of them have
sought here an asylum from perseeti
tion. They have fled from Poland,
Russia and Roumania. Theremainder
ire aged or infirm persons who seek
i grave in the sacred soil. They come
here to die. The Mount of Olives is
overed with cemeteries, and the slopes
of the hill upon which Jerusalem is
built are occupied by neglected graves
Quite a number of Jewish scholars
come here to study. Others are at
tracted by sentiment and some com
because they know they will be sup
ported by charity.
CanTUwlns hy Proif,
A company has just been formed
In France to relieve . parliamentary
candidates of all the worries of
genernl election. Posters, agents,
orators, audiences all are found.
Voters, however, are not supplied
but if the candidate is not elected the
company guarantees to return a third
of whatever he may have paid to se
cure his return.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Saved Hit Boy'i
Life
"I believe I saved my nine year
old boy's life this winter with
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,"
says A. M. lloppo, Ilio Creek, Wis.
"He was so choked dp with croup
that he could not speak. I gave it
to him freely until he vomited and
in a short time he was all right."
For sale by A. W. Bulch and Son,
Matrimoras, all drug and general
storos in Pike county.
OX 'I MF. FARM,
BEWARi;
OtTHE-,
iBuix.
"Yes, I had that put up in large let
ters so that he w ho runs inuy read.
"Or, Tuther, he who reads may
tun!" N. V. Journal.
Henry L. Hhattuck of Hlndlsburg,
Iowa, Kim curuil of stomach trouble
with which, ho had been afiiicti ii for
year by four boxes of Chamber
tain's Stomaoli aud Liver Tablets,
lb) bud previously triod other rums,
dir-s and a number of physicians
without relief. For sale by A. V.
li iloh ami Son, Mutiimonis, all drug
pud goueial atorw iu t'Jku couuty.
inn P.!
inn Li.
J il
Is like Flaying vilh a loaded
Gun. If you have Kid
ney Trouble attend
to it at once.
It is easy to toil whether your Kidneys
or bbidclor are diseased. Take a bottle or
glass tu.nblrr nnd li 11 it with urine. If
there is a sediment - a powder like sub
stance aftersttindlng a day and night, if
it is pa'j or discolored, ropy or stringy,
there is something wrong with the Kid
neys. Other sure snnt of disease ore a
denre to urinate often, pain in the back,
or if your urine stains linen.
There Is no question that Ur. David
Kennedy's Favorite Remedv is the best
aud surest medicine in tho world for dis
eases of the Kidneys, Liver, Bladder and
Blood Rheumatism. Dvsnensia. Chror.io
Constipation, and the sicknesses peculiar
to Tromen. It quickly relieves ana cures
Inability to hold urine and the necessity
of getting up a number of times during
the night, ana puts an ena to tne seaming
pain when passing urine.
The Rev. Henry P. Miller, pastor Bap
tist Church, Spartenburg, S. C, writes:
" For years I suffered with Kidney,
liver and heart troubles, swimming
in the head, duil headache and numb
ness of the limbs. Physicians pre
scribed for me and I took different
medicines, but none of them did mo
any good. But Dr. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy cured me
in about two weeks."
It is for sale by all druggists in the
Kavf BO Cent Slza and the regular
ft. 00 size bottles less than a cent a dose.
S,mfe battle enough for trial, free by mail.
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation, Rondout, N. Y.
Br. Bsvht IttmHSy'l Wrm fyras, mo,t effrcttvs
medicint-'of the kind known. &c. Druggists.
That we
are offer
ing real
Bargains
In Shoes
and footwear for men,
women and children?
Give Us a Call and See
for Yourself.
Ryman S Wells
we
nunc
People everynhere will eventu
ally insist on receiving the Ideal
service they get here without
the insisting The public it
large is not one-half ts particu
lar as ws ire In this matter of '
pure drugs, or In regard to the
accurate filling of their pre
scriptions. in the buying, handling, sell
ing or compounding of drugs, wo
never guess. We mare sure
that everything It right in every
particular.
We want to ba
your druggist.
1 n iniicirrn
lllli.UU 1 11
Druggist.
or?nn
Steer, Bull or Horse
hide, Calf skin, Dog
skin, or any other kind
of lade or skin, and let
us Lin it with the hair
on, soft, light, odorless
and moth-proof, for robe,
ru;, coat or gloves.
Hut first get our Catiilofnie,
giviuir , rices, and our kMippiug
UiKatid itibtructioiis, su aa lu
av.,i,i iiiisntkea. w e also buy i r
raw fun
Tim CHOSBY FRISIAN FCR COMPANY,
110 Mill Stract, KithesWi. y.
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE
Ktuttj of Wm, H. CurtrlKht. d4?4't,ted.
Ijt't(r4 of miuiitiUirituou t'rtvin Ih'U
g-riuitHi to the uii(U-riKUctl, uil pi rsuiis in
ih:tti to tin? Miitl eniuuj Hie rt'qimtiteii to
uuiktf p(.ynu-i!( uiiil i1iom3 havlitK cluiiiib to
plChtUt ibu fell lilt' w Ulltint (It-hty (o
LOl'iA CUl'Kt' KKiHT,
Aduiiniittrutrix.
Milfoitl, Oct. tt, 11W3.
TMPUJHCO CAVCATt-
(8.- 6. tAHlL.
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T'i rlv-one ve -ra a tlve praeth. (liiiiir.n as Ui
m .1 iv utui ti-nirii,i li'.y. 'Ante In: Ihm ul
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William B. Kenworthey, M. D.
rhysician and Surgeon.
Ortlco and resilience Bronil street
est (;iurt House. MILKOH1), I'A.
Dr.vonder Heydo,
DENTIST,
Brick House Oppwlte Vanrtennnik Hotel
iiromi Hir.-er. minora fa.
OFFICIO HOL' US: 8 to ID a, m : 1 to
p. m.
H. E.Emerson, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE in Drug Store on Broad
Street.
Flro Insurance.
OLI Hl l.l t III K COMP.IMKK,
ItATFS RKASONAfll.K.
Charles O. Wood, Agt.
Successor to J. J. Hurt.
ttf Office In renrnf Residence on Ann St.
Milford, Plka Co., Pa.
Table
Dainties,
Fresh groceries.
Canned goods.
Meats in every form.
Turkeys and chickens.
Oysters and vegetables.
Everything for an elegant
dinner at
GUMBLE BROS.
Harford St. 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,
Corner Ann and Fourth streets
MILFORD PA.
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 of
good quality, THE WORK
MANSHIP neat, and the
PRICE IS RIGHT. We re
respectfully solicit a trial
order and will then leave
you to judge of our claims.
I A FREE PATTERN
I (your own selectinn) to eTary iur
g -u-.n, jv icnii a jcar.
Li;: ILLS A(t;
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A LADIf S' MAGAZINE.
A rfn ; beautiful colored pUi; Uttst
fainiona; drctiniakuig tK onutnlea, ; fain y
.oik; huulioid titiili; Ik llutt, tic, Snl
rtiliti to-tlav, or, wimJ m: for r Copy.
Lady aenit wauled. betd for ttrmi.
Stylish, krliabie. Simple, Up-to
dtf, EoMointt al atiul A tiH)lully
i'ariavct iuint Hapttr Pat tern a.
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Only lo fcid cttnta eatli ton faichcr
Amk for 1 hem S. id in i.t ,.ily avcry t,i(y
aid town, at by mail Horn
THE MoCALL CO..
imis-117 wet jiit si, Ntwvoex.
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EXECUTRHTS NOTICE
Estate of Henimn KrniiMi, rlcccnwil.
L)Itun CMt,iiiii)iiltiry uu tlm litmvti est.tti
ha'MliK Ixx-ll K'""d UJtlia 1111.I1 IIKIH!.
a.1. persona luUllwl to the anul e!uli. n,
n qut-wtctt to uinku payment., nnd ih,io
hnvliix cinlliia In ijv, ii tlicMiuie wllliuu'.
auluy tuUKi liAKUAItA hll.UM-.,
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