M ATA MOHAN.
SASUYSTOX.
r.vmc.
Gift Surest ion
WHAT SHALL IT BE ?
A Neat Suit
A Nobby Overcoat?
A Warm Ulster
A Pair of Trousers?
A Woolen Jacket
A Warm Sweater?
A Smoking Jacket
House Kobe
Good Underwear
A Warm Pair Gloves
Fine Half Hose
Swell Neckwear
Fancy Suspenders
A Good Hat
A Good Pair of Shoes
A Ladies Wrapper
A Monte Carlo Coat
J.
SILVERMAN,
Clothier From
East Stroudsburg,
A SEASONABLE REMEDY
Emulsion of Puro Norwegian
COD LIVER OIL
With Hypophosphitcs of Li mo and Soda
A 12-oz. bottle for 50c.
Prescriptions
Carefully
Compounded
H. E. Emerson & Co., I"
Next Poor to
Clean and Pure brewed BEVERAGES Beer, Port, Ale
like those of
THE DEER PARK BREW COMPANY
Port Jervis, N. Y.,
are healthy and highly recommended for both
Sick and Well
Our friend
DR. J. KELLY, Milford, Piko 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 Premises, 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 River-Phone No. 433.
Port Jervis Local Phone W 271.
If You Are
And Have One Gent
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M--ilNt'll copy.
Tlie Tribune. Furmer i- a Nnl ionul Illustrat
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families, timl Ktjtnds tit tlie Iteml of (lie MLrielll
tuntl ptvs. The price t- l ier year hut if you
like it you call secure it with your own favorite
loeal newspaper, THK l'KK. ut, a bargain,
lioiii paMrii ouh vear only ?l 'o.
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Mrs. Kil Lord, who litis licnn spiMitl.
i 11 K a fow tl.-iys nt Ij 'inlvillo, Tii., ro
turned Montlny PVtMiitis.
Tho Ori;ti CI nti, of Miifftmnrns
vill ninok on Fridity evening nt the
o iine of tin1 Mimes Eiiiinn nnd Corn
llillniin m Ciikn street.
Tlirro will bo no mooting of tlio L
V. sneioly tills rvrck.
Prof. Fennpr linn t wo yonng ptinils
in Mitnmotns wlto piny tlie violin
vpry nicely, Muster Jumps WpIhIi
tnil Muster nerhlmrrt Joo.l who piny
ovpiy HHtnnliiy nt the Professor's
-ttiiliet and nrnotiro for the recitnls
which niH very much onjnyrrt.
The Bum Kibbon Society of the
Hope Chnreh will meet this week
Saturday nftcrtioim nt tlio home of
Mm. John Simpson on Cookson
street.
The Ij. A. S, of the Epworth
('hutch will meet t li if week nt the
home of Mrs. Chnrles Lord.
Mitts Lillian lltitkett, of Rather,
ford, N. J , is the- gnost of the Misses
'orn and K.tnnm Uillnmn. She will
spend a week or ten days with the
voiiny; Indies.
At Epworth Church on Sunday
eveninp, Knv. Mr. Shoop the pnstor,
lind for subject "Mary the Mother
of Jesus," This was the ninth in
the series on "Men nnd women You
Ousiht to Know." The text was
Lttko 1st chnpter, 4tli verse. Mr.
Shoop spoke of the influence Mary
bud exerted on her son. Also of the
mighty power wielded by the
mothers of the rnce. Mothers enn
not tell what (heir children will be-i-oino,
and it, otif;bt to he their
tinniest desire to lay for them n firm
foundation for their after lives, It
was n prand sermon. There wns a
large audience, notwithstanding the
snowstorm.
The C. E Society of the Llope
church will hold a business meeting
mid social on Friday evening at the
home of Frank Wilkin. An election
i f ofiiivrs will take place at this
meeting. Every member is request
ed to be present.
Mrs. Thompson Decker, who has
been V'siting relatives for the past
three weeks in Now York, Newark,
Orange, N.l., bus returned home.
Dr. Ralph French, of Pottston, Pa.,
U visiting his family on Pennsyl
vania avenue.
Mr. and Mrs John Davis and son,
Archie, have returned home, after
spending a week with relatives in
Walton and other places.
The snow plow has been In requi
sition to make paths on the streets,
so the school children and citizens
could got through We hope the
gentlemen will be compensated, who
had charge of tho plow.
Master Lamont HornUeck, was very
pleasantly surprised on Friday even
ing." About 18 of his young friends
wended their way to his home. lie
wns very much pleased unil enter
tained them nicely. Refreshments
were served, various games were
played, and good music wns nlso en
joyed. The evening was spent very
pleasantly.
Michael Uch, proprietor of tho
meat market on Pennsylvania ave
nue, hns sold tho Hickory drove Inn
to Floyd Bevnns, who hns been con
ducting tho Half-Way Uouse, owned
by Maurice (juinn, n resident of
Mataniorns. Mr. Qninn will take
possession of his hotel the first of
April. Lnforgo Cnskey will vacate
the grove at that time, nnd Mr. Bev
nns will occupy tlie Inn. Mr. Cas
key has not decided where he will
locale in the spring.
Mrs. Hulet Seybolt. has returned
homo from New York, whore she
bin been spending a week with her
son, Ueorge, and daughter, tirace. a
trained nurse in tht city.
U ANTED Faithful person to
trnvel for well established house
in a few counties, calling on retail
merchants and ngeuta. Local tern
tory. Salary 1021 a yenr and ex
penses, payablo flU.70 a week in
cash nnd expenses advanced. Posi
tion permanent. Business suojens
fill nnd rnshinK. Standard Housn,
ij.li Dearborn St.. Chicago. 61-3
Cong fied
r "I had a most stubborn courH
ft for n.ariy years. It deprived me
of sieep ana 1 grew very nun. i
then tried Ayer's Cherry Pectorl,
IN KH 4110.117 vvoiu.
R. N. Mann, rail Wills, Tenn.
Sixty years of cures
and such testimony as the
cbove have taught us what
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
will do.
'e know it's the great
est couh remedy ever
made. And you will say
so, too, after you try it.
There's cure in every drop.
.1,. A
The creamery at Iievnns h is closed
for (be season ami I understand nil
milk taken there now Is earteil to
Uraticliville by Mr. Fulbonm.
The donntlnn held In' the Lay ton
church on the evening of Dec. Hnl
was not largely attended rind the re
ceipts were In tlie same ratio. Re
ceipts till.
Kxtrit meetings were held in the
1nyton M. K. church during the past
week nnd will continue another week.
This place Is so thill tbiit it is Impos
sible to get out ft crowd, and yet there
are many who should get converted
and 1 hope they will come forward
nnd right away. .
Mrs. Campbell has almost recovered
from her recent illness and will move
to Port Jervis this we'k to live with
her son, George. The old lndy is in
her eighties and quite feeble.
There is a good ileal of discussion
going on in the press as to whether
the cnnteeii should he abolished from
the army or not. General Miles Is
strongly opposed, while (lenerals Cor
bln, Kates and Funston are as strong
ly In Us favor. Any one serving in
the army knows the advantages of
the canteen and its abolishment means
that the soldier wilt get It somehow,
and other excesses ns well. It is
pretty certain that the canteen will
be reinstated. :
(In Saturday last Clinton Rnsen
krans started out . fox hunting.
While looking about he heard a noise
and turned saw a fine red fox going
for nil he was worth. Rut Clint was
too quick and onq shot stopped his
foxship and in two hours from the
time he left home he was nt the jus
tices having the necessary papers
made-out for the bounty of three dol
lars nnd then sold the pelt for $3.25
more making a good job of his two
hours work.
Ford Mering on Monday shot u
large gray fox ami -immediately
started on track of another. That
fox hns got to leave the state or Ford
will get him sure.
The shoot at Montross on Saturtlay
last was a lively one from start to
finish. No sooner was one match
shot off than the scorer called off the
names and another was going and
eleven matches were snot off in two
hours. The shooting was much be
low the average, as they threw the
rocks very swift. The over niount
tiin shooters took nearly all of the
turkeys.
We are having winter In earnest.
On Dec. 6 the miuairy stood, at 21,
on the (ith 2 below zero, on the 7th
Just zero, and on the 8th 8 aliove zero,
and the best part ol it is, we are hav
ing first rate sleighing.
There is scarcity of coal in the
country generally and in many places
much suffering. Schools are short
and families have a very insufficient
supply. The dealers in Port Jervis
say the company refuses to acecpt
orders and they are unable to make
any promises to patrons. Omitiun
ally cars of coal are furnished and it
is eagerly cartetl away.
MAST HOPE
, Winter is here with the snow
nnd
the bljw.
All hope that Mins Margaret Howe
will soon be able to return to her
school here.
This place hns lately furnished 4
young men for the Krie towers viz:
Kilgar Tyler, Dell Davis, Will and
Josie McMahon. 1
Mrs. K. A. Tine and Mrs. A.
Lehman have returned home after
attending the funeral' of Mrs. Annie
KulTer Coleman at Jersey City.
Jlr. and Mm. J. Kiermnn were
much pleased to receive a visit frtun
their daughter, Mrs. Jessie Campbell.
Miss Katie ('ampliell accompanied
her back to her Iiordville home.
J. Ilermon i.i employed by the
carpeutets at Tort Jervis.
Mrs. Ilermon was culled to her
sisters, Mrs. Ezra Case, last week as
her father, Mr. C. lirinkmttn, U there
quite sick with dropsy.
Chester Tseariug, wife ami children
have been visiting Mrs. Nearing's
father, W. II. Nearing, and Mr.
Nenring at Cochecton Centre. Ches
ter returned to Newark Valley, but
his wife is still with her parents.
Mrs. Mary Calkin of Atco h-ient
several days with Miss Maggie Dab-
ron. : 1.
KIMDLES
John I'ierson of Scranton was a
caller in town one day last week.
Miss Marin Kollam of Stitnmitville
returned home last Saturday after
spending two months with relatives
in this place, Kowlandsand l'aupae.
She wiil stop and visit her daugh
ters, Mi'sdanies Isaac Edwards and
Williams Itohjrts of l'ort Jervis,
and Mrs. Adams of Matamors.
Mrs. Alva Ansley arid her two
si uis of Uowick visited her brother,
(ieoi grt Cort right niul.family of this
place tine day last week.
Mrs. J. E. Dxlan of Lackn waxen
spent Sunday with her daughter,
.Vis (Jeorgu DanU-is, ct tins Jiluce.
The snow which fell Friday
promises to last well nnd the merry
jinplo of tho sleiiih hells nro ngnin
heard in our neighborhood
Bensio Anslcy is spending a short
lime with her parents, Cu i.ige Aus
ley nnd wife.
Hichnrd l'liillips ismpidly recover
ing from a severe illness nnd expects
to soon be nble to resume his duties.
Joseph Slocum spent a few days
of Inst week in this place.
Mis. (J. W. Wilson and daughter,
Sadio, returned from their trip to
Philadelphia Wednesday.
We flud our Faupack store n great
convenience. If wo nre in need of
nny article at short notice wo have
only to notify the proprietor, nnd
even if it is out of his lino of stock,
he will have it for r.s by return of
stage if it is possible to procure it in
town. But. is it the fair thing to use
our store only for convenience sake?
Is it just to leave our cash nt the
stores in town when we have one
with us struggling for existence?
when wo can procure goods right nt
homo nt prices ns low ns we nre in
the habit of paying elsewhere?
Mr. Wilson is nn acquisition to
our community. Not only is be n
gentleman nt heart, but be takes nn
interest in our welfare, anil ns we
nil know has done us good. lie is
very desirous to remain with us but
nt present it looks ns if his own
interests would call bun elsewhere.
Hu don't nsk for much, only for that
pntronnge that we can give him
without inconvenience or extra ex
pense to ourselves. Ho fully under
stands the manner in which we
have to do our trailing, and does not
expect nil of our custom. Stilt he
thinks that, if the cash wo turn tivcr
to distant stores was lo p tss through
his hands enough of it would cling
to his fingers to make the out look
iv little brighter. Hj would tie
sorry indeed to lose Mr. Wilson.
He has become one of us nnd his
loss would be felt, Can not as a
Christmas present, give him our
nssurnnco that we do appreciate hi
efforts?, and that we will assist him
all in our power to make his venture
successful? Let us not forget that
if in want of anything (no matter
what) we can procure it through the
I'nupack store, and at lowest cost
If in want of a needle yon will find
it there. A mowing machine? He
will get it for you. And if you
waaA to order a steam yacht for the
lake that is to be, leave your order
with Wilson. Dkkacto
To tlie t'OKlrnt Knd.
They were at a picnic.
"Fingers were made liefnre forks,"
Hhe la'tghed as she helped herself in
tlelliocrntic fashion. .
"Yes," he admitted, "and people
were nitule before clolhes."
She hastily reached for a fork. It
is frequently annoying to have to
carry an argument to its loieul cnti
chibion. Chicago Post.
fllran.tp Calpnlii'ti-un.
Little Wynnic (just, returned from
Sunduy school) is It true (lint even
the h:iirs of our heads ure num
bered? Mr. Front seat The Ilible says so,
my child.
Little W.yiinie (after a pause) It
won't be very hard to keep track of
yours; will it, pnpa? Judge.
ftafr In Hl licnornnee.
ISelle lie has money, you know
Emma Yes, I appreciate tlitit fact.
but how am I to live happily with a
man who is my inferior?
"Don't tell hiin and he'll never know
it." Modern Society.
Chamborlain't Stomach and Liver Tablets
Try them
When you feel dull aftor eating.
When you have no appetite.
When you have a real bad taste
hi the mouth.
When your liver is torpid
When your bowels are constipated
When you have a headache.
When you feel bilious.
They improve your appetite, dense
and invigorate your stomach and
regulate your liver and bowels.
For sale by A. W. balch and Son,
Mutamoras, and nil drug and general
stores in Fike county.
a Ilialii-tereatnl.
The man who had dropped in to see
bim was smoking a cheap cigar.
'I think you will find it more com
fortable," mid Cm le Allen Hparks,
pleasantly, "if you'll sit over there by
tliatoper. window. Ti.i re is no t.raught
from it, as you will see from the fact
that the smoke from your cigar goes
out through it. 'flier, that's better."
Chicago 'Tribune.
A Good Cou'jht Medicine
From tlio Gazette, Toowooinba,
Australia. I find Chamberlain's
Cough Hetnedy is an excellent med
icine. I have been suffering from n
severe cough for the last two months
und it has tlt'octod a euro. I have
great pleasure in recommending it
W. C. Wockuor. This is tlie,
opinion of one of the oldest and
most respected residents, and has
iM-en voluntarily given in good f.uth
that others may try the reiticdy and
he bent fitted, as was Mr. Wockner.
This remedy is sold by A. W . B.ilch
acd Sou, MiitainoriiH, all ding ami
general stores in Fike County.
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Artistic Monuments
IN WHITE BRONZE
Cost no more than plain
ones in stone and they are
mere durable. Don't invest
money in a monument be
fore inveDtigating the claims
of White Bronze. Write for
informcticn and designs.
J. F. HUNTINGTON, Sales Agt,
Milford, Pa.
J. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Real Estate Agent.
rtoiiM' itml Tj'tU urnl I. its without Hourch.
Dcal'T in all kinds of I'mpertj.
Life
Insurance arent
and
Notary Public.
ALL BUSINESS GIVEN
PROMPT ATTENTION
Office on Broad Street,
Jli-low Crisstiiun lioasn.
Milford, Pa.
. Hero Is
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PUMPS
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Matamoras, Pa.
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VVAV.HINGTON D. C.
60 YEARS'
M-; y EXPERIENCE
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Trade Marks
Pd Designs
"rfr i 1 Copyrights Ac.
fliitri.lT n-'-ri;iiii fir oipiinnii free wltfllier in
Invemi'in i urnft ly pnf'iitit.!iv funimuntm
tlnut iti ru It 1-iiiiHiIcmi 1 il. II .inih.xik on ruteul
Sent frt'i ii'"iii v fur Mi-tiril -W p'tti'MI.
I'il"ii'ci futioi tisruiii.-li ,lin:n A Co. ruoilT
tjirr'il t'iiif w 1' In ,ut unri'ij, lii (he
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A h in 1' iniciT Ill-i r:ito1 wru klT. J.nrer-nt rr.
rul.nl' .11 .'T nn v icii iii V-urn.il. 1 rm. f I a
n-r ; luiir iii'iiitha, tl. Stiliiuyull newmli-lr.
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Utuut:ti U'lice. V Ht.. Wulilnwluu. L.
Asthma
Can
Be Cured
Fre Treatment, FVea Medical
Advice. We Have Cured
7,000 Cases. Why
Not Yours?
This dr. 'ml di-i'iin; .l,icli has caused
tihirn niitoid au'i'hii'M tlmn v.ord-1 can d.
stirilK-, h is at lasi n-ii-iv-.l tlx d.-nth lilnw
M'il.t:al .-i ii lltc ill 11-ri'UL yi ai'!i ll.Ld found
a ri'inr(l tliiit rii' i i's-rnlly fi nilials all the
apixravau il syniiihmiH dm- to thU distn-si-
intf atlli.i iuu. Al'lif in my yiarw of pa
Wtit Btmiy und ri si an li, Dr. A. U Clark,
the w-U kiniwu npi'ci.ilUt, has iliftcnvcr.-d
A po.-it vn ri-iiii dy that cnn-i tho eolith,
lvi-rt imiiidliate ri-lli-f and t-radh'atnH
tiviiry vi'.st iju of tin-tliM-a.n. So coiiliili'nt
i tin- (loi-tor that his Asthma H-'im-dy
will t-IT. i t rt ctir- in all stiii''il !h;t he has
lust l ili-ii d lh- (.'iark Mrdlral t'o.,of l'itts
buiv, Ta., to forward u cjlnph-to treat
Hunt to every swITner of A-fhtna who
wiiles for syii:i)tMia h'aiik. This U a vtiry
ltiM ral i.ll'er niiil shows I he C' hi ti lenee the
L'laiU .ie.lil.il ("o. have in the nierittf of
this pr- lilal."!!. If any of our naderi
are alii, end uuh Asthma they hoiilil
write tin' I iark t'o at oneu for symptolll
hlatik. liy siil'f, i when a cure U within
taehy
n a m n r rc r. a i. v r.
' 3
U19 uiwt.1 hcanny salv? in tn wgrt4.
TIME TABLE.
Corrected to Date.
PnHil Ptillmnn trnlim tn DitfTnln, Nlnjr
nrn lnl!i, ( liniitmi(im Ltikd, (III voliunl,
I lilnnun nnil I'lneliinntl.
Tli kctn on bIi. nt, l'ort .Torvln tn nil
pnl niH hi Din Went nnd Snlitlivri-xt.nl. Iiivter
rot-s tlmn via nny othi-r flrst-clRfm line.
Trains Now I.favk Port Jkjivis as
f OLLOWS.
KAPTWARD.
No. 8, nnllvKsnn-Ha
8 94 i
5 15
B im
7 i
7 M
10 uo
11 n
12 48 I
1 HI
8 8-i
4 Sl
4 411
H (17
8.25
10 do
II, Dally Kxpn-sH
Wj, Lim ill Kxrt-pt Hiindiiy . .
Tii-i, Wht Punilny Only
Hu, LikiiI Kxci-jit Sun'ilny..
t.', Wht ilnlly i-xc't Stimlny
4, Ilnlly l-.xpit'Sfl
7"4, Stltidny Only
21, Wny tli'iily i-i'c't Sunti'y
8, Dully KxprcRs
7111, Wny Sumlny Only
7nS, Locnl Sttndny Only . , . .
2n. Way dally cx'o't .Siiiul y
14. Kxpn-KR Dally
AVKSTWAKD.
No. 7, Pnilv FTtirnR. ipqn u
' 17, Dally Milk Train 7 85 '
' 1, Dailv f.Tpn- 11 HI "
' 115. Kiirllo'rinlf'K'pt 8un . 13 10 p. m
!t, Kxprt-wClilrnKii Mm (lal B 15 '
' 2f. Loi al K.xprcssSnmlny . . ft 50 1
1 6, Limited bally Kxvn-sa. 10 16
Trnlnft lnnvn flintnlir-ra Ir.n
York, for l'ort, .li-rvin nn vn..b .l'.. A
:) HU, 7 Wl, 9 tl, H 15, 10.80 A. M., 1 OO.'g.OO,
i .1--, j n j, i. no, w in r. m . on MimHvs,
M !o. 7 80. 9 IKI .9 15 A M 19 HO o an t' a,
9.16 P. M. ' '
I. W. CtlOKE,
Cfinerftl PnMiirfr Agent,
New Vork,
Stoves and Ranges.
THE
Round Oak
For Wood and Coal.
I.tast Heater nnd Fuol Snvor in tlie
Country.
CAREY'S
MAGNESIA
FLEXIBLE
CEMENT ROOFING
FIREPROOF
DURABLE
& CHEAP.
New Era Radiators,
Two Fires In on
rIARDWARE. CWI.ERT, TIN, AGATE
WAKE, ETC.
IN ROOFING AND PLUMB9NO
A SPECIALTY.
Jobbing promptly attended to
T. R. J. Klein & Son,
riROAD STREET MILFORD, PA
HARNESS
Of All Kinds and Styles.
Blankets, Robes, Whips
and Horse Outfitting gen
erally. CARRIAGE
TRIMMINGS.
Repairing ;-neatlVne.
Examine my stock it
will please you. The
price too.
L. F. IIAFNER.
Harford St. - Milford, Pa.
PKotograpKeR
AND DEALER IN
Photo Supplies,
Developing,
Printing &
Repairing
DONE PROMPTLY.
78 Pike Street, Port Jervis, N. Y.
DEST FOR THE
BOWELS
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