M ATA M OK A 8.
MACHINES SEEM TO THINK.
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We Want You
Small boy-nnd small
lipr girl; fntlicr,
uncles 1 Invitation is extended to visit
tlie Silverman stores and inspect the new,
large, low-priced, stylish sprnig stocks in
CLOTHING,
HATS,
SHOES,
SUITS,
All
LADIES'
COATS,
positively this
correctly made, of the most popular ma-
terials. You'll pay no more for up-to-
the-minute clothing than you do for old jJS
style stulf elsewhere.
J. SILVERMAN,
Clothier From Head to Foot.
East Stroudsburg, ... Penn'a. jS
A SEASONABLE REMEDY
Emulsion of Puro Norwegian
COD LIVER OIL
With Hypophosphitcs of Lime and Soda
A 12-oz. bottle for SOc.
Prescription
Carefully
Compoundsd
H. E. Emerson & Co., I
.CSj" Next Door 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, 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 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.
New Spring Goods
Of Every Description at
TSl BEQ STORI
Too Busy Selling them to specify.
Call and inspect the stock.
I . Armstrong & Go.
Milford,
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SHIRTS, WRAPPERS
season's offerings Iv
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Penn.
Mrq. Irving Clifford of Mntnmorns
lina tioen viaiMng her friend, Mrs.
John MoCnitv, of Gilford, the past
week
The L. A. B. connected 'with Ep
woitli t'Luruli will liold its aunr.nl
supper on April 10, the Tburnday
evening after Euster. All friends
are welcome.
Frod Mulvey of Camden, N. J,, U
the guest of his brother.
The "Country School" will be
produced by home talent at Pres
cott'g Hull on the evening of March
27th. under the Rimpicea of the C. E.
8. connected with Hope church.
This entertainment will be the best
uf the season.
Rev. and Mrs. Weidner'a little
sou, Hubert, who is 111 at the par
sonage, is reported some better.
The Blue Ribbon society connect
ed with Hope church will meet this
week, Saturday afternoon, at the
home of Wins Margaret Bey boll.
Arthur Avery of Brooklyn upont
Sunday at the home of Mrs. 8. S.
Spears. Mrs. Avery has been in
Matamoras some time visiting her
parents.
Missed Mabel Walker and Angela
Orce, teachers at Dingtnan's and at
Silver LaVe schools, spent Sunday
at their homos in Matamoras.
Messrs. Eugene Cockran and Geo.
Martin, of New York, spent Sunday
in Matamoras.
At Epworth church, Sunday
morning, baptism was administered
to seven children and one infant.
One lady united with the church by
letter. There was a large atten
dance. W. 8. Weller is ill at his home
The Oiion Club of Matamoras met
this week, Thursday evening, ct the
home of Miss Irene Kimble.
Mrs. Charles Ruegger is ill at her
home on Cookson street. Her sister,
Miss Kate Hipsman, of Shohola,
Pa., is her guest at present.
Rev. O. J. Bhoop, pastor of Ep
worth church, gave several recita
tions on Wednesday evening at the
Methodist church at Bparrowbush,
N. Y.
John Koornor, a student at the
Btroudsburg Normal school spent
Sunday here
After the entertainment at Pres.
cott's Hall, Friday evening, refresh
ments will be served. Everyone
should visit the hall that evening.
Frank Downs from - Dingtnan's,
Pa., spent Sunday in Matamoras.
' The children of the Junior En
deavor society, of Epworth churoh,
banded in their missionary barrels,
Monday evening, at the parsonage.
The amount collected, with the
regular monthly missionary offer
ings in the Junior endeavor meet
ings, will net $25 for the year. Mr.
Bhoop, the pastor, appreciated this
very Much. Twenty-one members
received photographs of Mr. and
Mrs. Bhoop for collecting 7b? or
more in their barrels. The little
people bad a very pleasant time
playing games. Home-made candy
was served which was enjoyed very
much. Mr. and Mrs. Bhoop wtre
assisted by Miss Cora Billman and
Mrs. Fred Nilos in entertaining the
little people.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society connected with Epworth
churoh met at the parsonage Tues
day evening and handed in the
amount collected 14. S.
PAUPAC.
Our sages were not far from wrong
in prophesying the arrival of the
equinoctial storm, and any one who
likes to listen to the patter of the
rain uxmi the roof must have heard
it to his entire satisfaction the last
few days.
B. F. Kipp, wife and son, Bcnnlc,
were the guests of friends in town on
Wednesday.
A meeting of the new telephone
line, which connects Big Pond with
the Paupack central, will be held tut
the oflice of B. F. Killum on Wednes
day.
Rev. 8. W. Rijrnor has been con
ducting revival meetings at school
house No. 4 during the past week.
A graphophoiie entertainment is
announced for Wednesday evening
Proceeds for the benefit of the minis
ter.
C. A. Pellett is enlarging his dwell
ing. U. W. Wilson is the architect
and general manager.
The followli!;! pupils have attended
school at the White school house
every day fur the pant month:
Mary, Agnes and Annie Gumbl
Laura, Harry, Clarence, Freddie and
Florence Siiiyr, Kililie, George and
Harold Gullible, Ralph Williams and
l!!:ml Wilson i'KKACTO.
Notwithstanding the considerable
disappointment over the action of the
it nale in putting olf the question
linal action on toe ( uban treaty, it
inii-l lie ii.lioi; li'ii that there is not
unanimous clamor throughout the
country for an extra sev-ion of tioin
lioux.-, which would iiimit'ilialcly
thii--li out tlie entire matter.
Mrs. A. L, Cronk vis'lod friend?
at White Mills a few days lust week.
Dora Williams met with a very
painful accident Inst week, Tuesday
evening, while making a call, on re
turning home, at the railroad bridge
die fell and broke her thumb. .Dr.
Fritz of Hawley reduced the fracture.
Fred Cortrlght, operator at If. B.
tower at thiri place, is on the sick lint
at his home at Rowlands. Charles
Stanton of Lackawaxen is operating
in his place.
Wallace Tyler moved from Swamp
Mills, N. Y., to this place in one of
R. W. Kellcy tenement houses.
Frank.
LEI'GEDALE.
Mrs. Alex. Gilpin of Zion was the
guest of her brother, Saturday night
and Sunday.
The box social held at the school
house Friday evening was a success,
financially 9 well as socially. Rev.
W. B. Signor with hfs talking ma
chine entertained the audience free.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Simons and
son were the guests of his parents
at East Side Sunday.
Sura Bishop and family moved to
Hawley last Monday. It is reported
that others from here will move
there, I, k ,k.
Cuban Treaty is Mixed
Now that the senate has adjourned
and gone home, it Is discovered that
there Is a woful mixup on the Cuban
treaty, and that its various provisions
and amendments conflict so that it is
In danger of entire failure at once.
In one place the treaty provides that
It shall go into effect before March 31,
1903, and again is the amendment
that "this treaty shall not take effect
until the same shall have been ap
proved by congress.
There Is also another trouble. The
treaty provides for exchange of rati
fications by the two governments,
but it is pointed out that there can be
no exchange of ratifications so long
as the action of the house is necessary
to make the document a treaty.
The Cuban minister here is evident
ly dismayed at the situation. He has
cabled President Paima suggesting an
immediate calling together of the
Cuban congress which is now in recess.
The whole situation bodes no good
for the ultimate fulfillment of the
president's wishes on the Cuban
question. The treaty Is in a most
embarrassed position at this time and
If it is succeeded In extricating it
from its present difficulties, before it
can finally become operative, practi
cally the entire fight will have to be
rejieated. In the meantime Cuba is
prospering, so that the sentiment
favoring the enactment of the treaty
is becoming less and less insistent.
Excursion Ticket to California
On account of the National As
sociation of Master Plumbers of the
United States to be held at Ban
Francisco, Cal., Ma 19th to 22nd,
and the General Assembly ot the
Presbyterian church iu the United
States, to be held at Los Angeios,
Cal., May 19th to June 2nd, the Erie
will sell special excursion tickets
from Port Jervis to San Francisco or
Los Angeles, Cal., on May 2nd and
May 12th, to 17th, good returning
to July 10th, ot the low rate of $87
for the round trip. 4-10
Additional Court Nots
Estate Rath B, Hill, deceased.
Exceptions to auditors report re
ferred back to J. II. Van Etten,
auditor, to take testimony, reform
report, eto. Ten days notice to be
given.
Ueotor Countois vs. Dan Jen
nings, certiorari to Edwin Howell
J. P., March 23, proceeding before
Justice reversed and judgement for
defendont with costs.
The supreme court of Missouri
seems to hit tlie beer trust pretty
hard. It found that the Ave big
puckers, Armour, Cuduhy, Ham
moml, Swift and Schwartzchlld, had
maintained trust prices and stifled
competition and it fined them 5,000
each and all costs. In default of pay
ment within 80 days tiiey are to be
"ousted" from the state.
A Detroit dispatch announces the
disappearance of a bar of gold valued
at t3,5bt) from the othee of the
Pacific A Dominion Express Co.
While having no personal enmity
probably, against this company, Mr
liryan will doubtless feel highly elat
ed over tbe announcement of such
depreciation in the value of gold
bullion holdings.
Liver Pills
That's what y ou need: some
thing to "cure your bilious
ness and give you a good
digestion. Aver s Pills are
liver pills. They cure con
stipation and biliousness.
Gently laxative. Atid,2'...
TioT"j?"iii" . e ' 1.-.--ill i.w.Uwl
bri.u or r.i Ii 1 'I lirti
f , - nl,p.n.( , in rtyr for th
l, ..'.-.I ii I L V hiKhorl
Marrrlnna F.fTrtlYrnpaifi ot th
ll-rrdffea I mrtt In tbp Great
liRkri.
The home of tlie dipper d red ire i
on the jrreHt lakes, 'l'here it flour
iRhed, nnd in the nnuiller pizes nnd in
non-tidal fresh water nt 2ti feet deplli
was niarveloimly eftteient. A pood
wooden dredpe of ten years no,
which cost., say, $;iil,(ili(), would do
l,5no or 2,0(10 ciiliie: yards per ten
houm, with a crew of six men. on
three tone of conl, snyg the Knglneer
infr Map-iiine.
It could lift Ha spmNj move up nnd
reset flaiii in 90 eeeondR. It Rtands
Blone like e. table on tie lep?. with
no moorings to otietruct navigation.
Py meaas of its dipper on the bottom
it can move itself about crab-fashion
in eny direction, nnd by tlie same
means can push tlie barges about
which It Is loading. It enn maneuver
Itself In any direction, load Reotvs,
dig foundations, pull plies, lay con
crete blocks, deposit back-filling, lift
bowlders, raise wrecks, dredge hard
or soft material, and do nearly every
thing but vote. Its great simplicity
made it light in repairs. With tools
like these, and unliable for their
work, the marvel Is not that Ameri
can contractors do not use the big
and costly European ladder dredges,
hut, that these useful American tools
do not find a wider recognition in
Europe nd abroad.
TUNNEL HELPS DIG ITSELF.
Great lion feder the Alps fl
chargpi WRler Enontth to
FornJah Drill Tower.
In the new Simplon tunnel under
the Alps, which will be by far the
greatest tunnel in the world, having a
length of 14 miles, and which, it is now
reported, will be completed in July.
1!)05, the quantity of water flowing out
of the southern end. from the many
veins encountered in the heart of the
mountain, amounts to 15,00(1 gallons
per minute, and furnishes suflicient
power to compress the air by which
the drills are worked, nnd to refrig
erate the tunnel. The necessity of re
frigeration may be judged from the
fact that the heat in the deeper parts
of the tunnel rises as high as 110 de
grees Fahrenheit when not art ificinlly
reduced, says the Scientific American.
Life would be impossible in the tunnel,
where 4,000 workmen labor, if a suc
ceswful system of refrigeration had not
been deviced. When a continuous hole
through the mountain has been ntncie,
then the temperature can more eas
ily be kept down. Two-thirds of Uic
work was completed last July, and the
greatest obstacles have n6w been over
come. NATIONAL COMMON NAMES.
Cnrlons Customs of Applying Sohrl
aneta 'Mint Obtain In Ulfi'er
ent Conntrlea.
"Here in America," said a Philadel
phia artist, who' has traveled exten
sively, according to the ltecord, "we
call a boy 'Johnnie' if we don't know
what his name is. ' It's curious to note
the variations of this custom. In tlie
far west the name is shortened to
'Jack,' and it is applied to any stranger
indiscriminately. On the other hand
we always call a Chinaman 'John.'
When I was studying in l'aris I was
impressed by the fact that to the Par
isian every foreigner is either 'Jack'
or 'Jacques,' accoiding to the pronun
ciation of the native who uses the
term. I spent last winter in Havana,
where I found that the Cubans npply
'Charlie' to all Americans and Eng
lishmen. In Mexico, if a mnn's name
is not known, he is called 'Pedro.' la
our own southern stntes I have no
ticed that the colored waiters in the
hotels are invariably called 'Cieorge.'
I think It would be interesting to
know how these customs originated."
When Grovcr Cleveland makes a
public move he displaces considerable
more material In the democratic
puddle than do his contemporaries.
It should be noted however that
while ponderous, his utterances are
not so frequent as those of some of
the smaller fry; therefor he cannot be
successfully charged with taking
undue advantage of the situation.
SEVERE ATTACK OF GRIP
Cured by One Bottl of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy
"When I bnil an attack of tbo
grip last winter (,the socond one) I
actually cured tnysolf with one
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy." says Frank W. Perry, editor
of the Enterprise, Shortsvillo, N. Y.
"This la the honest truth. I at
times kept from ooughing myself to
pieces by taking a teaspoonful of
this remedy, and whon the coughing
spell would come on at night I would
take a dose and it seemed that in
the briefest Interval the cough would
ptiss off and I would go to sleep per
fectly free from cough and its
accompanying pains. To say that
the remedy acted as a most agree
able surprise Is putting it very
mildly. 1 had no idea that it wonhi
or could knock out the grip, simply
because I had never tried it for suc li
a purpose, bnt it did, and it seem. id
with the second attark of couching
the remedy caused it to not only be
only of less duration, hut the pjins
were far less severe, and I had not
used the contents of one hottl,
before Mr. Grin bad bid me adieu."
For sale by BU h : Son, Matumur
as, all general stores in tike county.
WANTED Fttitbful person to
travel for well e.tnbliliel hou-ie
jn a few counties, culliiiK on retml
uerolmnta anil amenta Loial terii
tory. Hulury llo'J 1 a year und ex
jmuihou, jayable tl9 70 a week in
cash and exneiiM-s Hilvaneed i'usi
Hon lertniiiieiit. Hii.iiness suc;uns
ful and rushing. htuuilarJ llms-i,
3U4 Uodirboro at. CUicago. i X-3
Artistic Monuments
IN WHITE BRONZE
Cost no more than plain
ones in stone and they are
more durable. Don't invest
money in a monument be
fore investigating; the claims
of White Bronze. Write for
information and designs.
J. F. HUNTINGTON, Sales Agt.,
Milford, Pa.
J. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Real Estate Agent.
tTonsrs nnd I,nts and luts without Houses.
Di'iilnr in nil klnilH of Property.
flotary Public
ALL BUSINESS GIVEN
PROMPT ATTENTION
Office Wells Building
Hclovr Dininiick Ilmiso
Milford, Tu.
Hero la
SOMETHING
YOU NEED!
Ymir own Wntrr
W o r It h, w hi-h
you run linvti by
rotinilthtif .F. C.
f It K SCOTT of
IMhI iitnorK, I'h.,
wli is pr-piirMl
to jclvn hi tut eft
rtt rtity time.
Write him nt
nre r 4 nil ami
Bvo liiif Htock of
FORCE
pumps
J. PRESCOTT,
Matamoras, Pa.
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, fr-ifir'-jnirt .m . i'.'-iiri!ii mv. J orfrce
t Ihy.v tn S"cuni jiff; tunA
site U. J. Patent Oificei
WASHINGTON D. C.
50 YEARS'
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Tridi Marks
ft. i Designs
'rutO Copyrights Ac.
Anvnnft rwn11n ulcptMi nnd rtcrxrlrit inn may
fliilrkl? ftrti-criHiri ntir opinion frue wliot tifr an
invftifl'm In pp-hriMy put out nM. V.n. tmintf -
Hons Trii'tlv tliit-ut inl. HniKilxtok on CtttMit
li-nt frt-a Oli1':'t Hi'.mcy-for st'i'tirmiT iMttPiifn.
I'ittenis iJiki'it inri'iiirh Munn A Co. rectfWo
iptrittf fi.M, wit li'-ut ctf've, tn th
Sclestilflc JteriCca
A hnnf1oni!r Uln-'tritM wtvklT. I.ttppw rir
rulniion "f .U'V ii-ier,tiiin f.i.riuil. T.-i ntw, f.H a
Ti-ir: t' nr im mHitf, l. hottlUyiill nwmlt'lrii.
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NEW YORK WORLD
Thrice-a-Week Edition
Read Wharaver tha English
Langucgo la Spoken
Tli Thrice a-Week World win a bril
liant, fui'icd iu llcj !i.v0iiiiiiK ami haa
been nfe niily rniwhijf ever since. Time
is the t. .-.I or all ' hi n if-;, al.it h.m i'.K seal
of H'!rival cn ilia Tl;i ic e a-W'vi k Wurld,
whlt ti u iili-ly i:i' ru ial . it iiievei y hiale
anil leMii.irv i'l Ihei nil, n, ami v tien-ver
tliere are iienplu whn can i, ail nnr mealier
t(ililUe.
'lliis ljaper fur the c.iiniin winter ami
I the year .i. will make II ij hcrvice,
II jM:.-,ll.!. nn.le eiii i,;m Mian ever. All
even' i.l' ilii.'nal.ee. III! m.ltler lu re
tin y li.i,.t ii, are n imrtLd ai t uiali.ly anu
un.lnin , , .
I l,e Mifertl
I .r .iniy one ih.llara year
' every vt i-i k an 1 more
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f..ir ie. i' t "ill,, "ii in-vn. 1 '.n : 1 -i in bias in
llev r aln.v.e.i lo alj.-ct iu ne.vs cmuiiiiih,
and iieiii"ev.iL unci i. pnlihcnj alike i.n oli
laiu in iis luuiiiul uiviauiis uf all
tne rreiii p., hi imi e ue jn inns.
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TIME TABLE.
Corrected to Date.
Pnlld Piilhimn triilim to Hn (Talo, Nlna
nrn Kul is, ( 'hmilnmin J.nke, Clrvuliiml,
(. lilniKi) nnd ( iiieimijitl.
'i'li-ki tu (in snln nt fVirf. .Torvls tn nil
pniritK In tin. West nnil Smil hw-il m liiwer
riitcD thiui via nny otlicr flrsl-c!ss linn.
Tkainr Now I.favk Pout .Ikiivis as
1' OLLOVTS.
EAS'fWARO.
N'n. R, Dully KMn-il. 8 C4 A. M
" l'lUlV 1- V)M'SH ft 15 "
" ll'i, Lmal Kxcfnt uiidny, , 0 !i "
" 4 !, " " " 7 jn "
T "J , Way Pmidiiy (InlT 7 M "
" Si i, l.i.cnl Kxcep't Siiniliiy . 0 gil "
" Wny dnily nu t Siuiiiny It fti "
' 4, Ilnily Kxpii'ss . 2 4 r. M.
" "HI, Mnnliiy Only 1 III "
" SI, W'ny dully oxV.'t, Pnnd'y 8 22 "
" li, Daily KxprefiH 4 uo "
" 7"i, Way Sniulny Only 4 411 "
" Tin. I.iichI Siimliiy (In'ly ... II 117 "
" 2ii. Wny dnily cx'e't riuiid'y B tn "
14. Express Dully 10.05 "
WESTWARD.
No 7, Dnily Express J8 BOA. M
17, imily lilk 'I'mln 7 5 "
' 1, Dnily Expiesx 11 )4 "
" lie. Fur Hi'ilnle K'pt Pun. . 12 10F. M
" H. Expres t liiriiL'e llm dnl 5 lf "
" 80, Local KxpressSunday. . B 60 '
" 6, ljlmilett Daily Express. 10.16
Trnlns lenvo Ctinniliera Rlrert, New
Ynrk, for I'nrt JervtH en week dnvs nt
.'1 80, 7 Wi, 9 00, 9 Hi, 10.30 a. m., 1 lm,' 8.0(1,
4 .Mil ft He 7 nil ii K u u c 1
3 mi, 7 811,' 9 00 , 9 lu A. M., 13. ao, g.ail, 7.80
in r. M.
D. W. t'OOKK,
Ornernl PRnflrnffr Agrnt,
New York,
Stoves and Ranges.
THE
Round Oak
For Wood and Coal.
Beat Ueater nnd Fuel Saver in the
'onntry.
CAREY'S
MAGNESIA
FLEXIBLE
CEMENT ROOFING
FIREPROOF
DURABLE
& CHEAP.
New Era Radiators,
Two Fires In ona
rlARDWARE. (TTI.KRV, TIN, AGATE
WAKK,
PIN ROOFINO AND PLUMBINO
A SPECIALTY.
Jobbing promptly attended to
T. R. J. Klein & Son,
BROAD STREET AlILFORD. PA
HARNESS
Of All Kinds and Styles.
Blankets, Robes, Whips
and Horse Outfitting gen
erally. CARRIAGE
TRIMMINGS.
Repairing ;-neatlyDone.
Examine my stock it
will please you. The
price too.
L. F. HAFNER.
Harford St. - Milford. Pa.
PKoiograpKcR
AND DEALER IN
Photo Supplies,
Developing,
Printing &
Repairing
DONE PROMPTLY.
78 Pilo Street, Port Jervis, N. Y
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