WF HAH PLEASE S THE g The Young Man's Clothes must 1o j" exactly right for lie is always posted on what's what howlomr the coat tl should be, what's the latest cut in Waistcoats, what4s the correct width for Trousers, etc., clc. We're after these young men who" know when clothes are right. New Spring ideas the natty and handsome Scotch effects and Fancy Worsteds, single and double breasted. Lots that's new to be seen here now. Such moderate suit prices as these prevail: $.3.00, $7.00 ami $H.7o J. Clothier From East Stroudsburg, A SEASONABLE REHEDY Emulsion of Puro Norwegian COD LIVER OIL With Hypophosphites of Limo and Soda A 12-oz. bottle for 50c. PrnnorlDtlont II - f" c.s,v-.d n. t. tmerson & uo. Sf 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. JEW SUffiER GOODS LAWNS, PERCALES, SATEENS, SEERSUCKERS, GINGHAMS, &c. A New Line of Shoes. All Prices & Sizes CHINA AND JAPAN MATTING HATS & CAPS COLLARS & CUFFS Select Groceries HARDWARE PLOWS CULTIVATORS LISTER'S FERTILIZERS WINDOW GLASS PAINTS & OILS Devoo's Pure Lead and Zinc Paints W. & G. MITCHELL'S, MILFORD, PA. lev Spring Goods Of rivory Description at tot, wpt $toe:hi Too Dusy Selling them to specify. Call and inspect the stock. l a iiibu f HfortJ, YOUNG LlAfl S SILVERMAN, g Head to Foot. tEJ - - - Penn'a. s3 ft " Broxd Street, Hotol Fauohoro. Vall Paper Uil t: uu. Perm.1 MATAMOIiAS. A lmrso driven by Tim Btinj-, on fiivc-r Btrret, ran swny on Tuetdny ni-nr tho Bnrrett Bridge. No dnm ngo dono. D. J. Kf'tplmm, wifo anil fnmily visited KayiiKiiidskili Full a few days npo find sjiont the dny. All report luiving a plnnmtnt time. Archio David, who hnn liwn very 111 nt bis homo, is Improving nloely. Mins Ornoe lloinnn is spending two weeks with rolntives nnd friends at Carbondiile. Miss May Myers, in company with bor cousin, Master Willie (Jlnno, of Port Jervis, left town Friday to visit relatives at Deposit, ISusque bnnnn and Hancock. Miss May Keybolt returned home Friday from OUsvilln, where she has boon spending two weeks. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Billman, on Cookson street, have issued Invita tions to the wedding of their daugh ter, Emma J. Billman, to William A. Hnckett of Rutherford, N. J , to take place at 7 p. in. Wednesday, August 12, at Epworth church. About 50 Invitations have been issuod, all to relatives. A rooeption at her homo after the coremony at the church. Miss Lizzie Furman has loft town to spend two weeks of her vacation with relatives and friends at Ellen- villo, Eureka and Montioello. The L C. U. society, oonneotod with Hope ohnroh, met this week at tho home of Mrs. A. Marvin on Thursday Bfternoon. Miss Eva Sayer Is visiting friends and relatives in Brooklyn. George Martin, of the New York postoffico, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Martin. Win. Colonial! and wife of Los Angeles, Co I., and Mrs. G. Manthei of Port Jervis called on friends in Mntamoras Sunday afternoon. Miss Minnie Hill loft town Satur day for an extended visit with rela tives at Clmrleinont, Mass. Win. Kimble and wifo, Mrs. H. E. Prey, Will Prey and Mrs. J. A. Layton loft town Sunday to visit the family of Ephraim Kimble at Wostcolang Lake. Albert Nichols, who is employed in Now York, is at home on Wash ington street for the summer. J. Wallace Van Gordon, with a friond from New York City, spent Sunday at his borne. Albert E., infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jones of Woodbnrn, Sussex oounty, N. J., and grandson of Lewis Devore and wifo of Mata morns, died August 1st, aged three weeks. Mrs. Fred Niles and son Herbert left town a few days ago and are visiting rolntives at Lake Como, Pa. Ed. Lord and wife drove to High land Lako Monday to ooniplete arrangements for camping at that place in a short time, John Prosoott and family left town Saturday to spend three weeks at Monticello. Mr. Prescott will spend Saturday and Sunday with his family. Mrs. Prescott, who is not well, hopes to be benefitetd by the sbange of air. Miss Hattie Kingsbury of Mata moras has been on a viait to Lake Como and other places in Pennsyl vania. Sho returned Saturday, Charles Randall, wife and daugh ter Bessie of Kent, Ohio, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Gor don and also Mrs. Grace Brown. Harry Cady of Rutherford, N. J., spent Saturday in Matanioras visit ing relatives. Miss Leila Owen, who has been on a visit to bor parents, returned home Saturday. The following young ludioe went on the Niagara excursion : Misses Kato Josd, Frida Kessler and Johanna Tesh, all from Matamoras. Mrs. D. W. Vanzant and daugh ter, Elizabeth, who have been visit ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Owed, returned home Saturday. 8. liREESTOWN. The Sugar Cabin Sunday school will hold a pionio at Eist Branch pond Aug 19. A sad accident occurred on Wed nesday, July 29 when Frank Bortree and a nnmber of boys who were helping Murray Bortree hay near Bidwoll Hill went into tbo barn out of a thunder shower. Lightning struck tbo barn and Frank and bis son James were killed, also a nuui br of farm animals and the burn was burnoj. S. R. Hazclton is introducing the Sharpies oiuum separator. The Simoustown Sunday school talk of having a piuuio this month. Miss Mitry Bartleaon ia vlaiting her sister at Wilsunvillo. William Robiuaon lias gone to Scnuitun this week. A dreary time for camp umetii.g hi far. but Wd hone fur uletisituU'r wtutiitfi-. 8.VSDYST0N. The weather for the mst month was as follows nq per t!ie Weather Bureau Instruments: Average mitxi mum temperature 81.1.'!. Average minimum temperature 50.. 10". Ave rage maximum wt 72. IMP. Rainfall for the month 4.07 Inebes. Highest maximum 01". lowest temperature !?!)'. Number fair days 27, partly cloudy n, cloudy 1, The Wantage Recorder is not shouting for good roads and Is point ing to the i'ont of building tin roads and attendant expenses with an ex pression of, "I told you so." I am of the same opinion regarding atten dant expenses nnd if they keep on piling up they will be pretty costly roads. There Is not a newspaper In Sussex county that will speak out and lavor the 3 commissioners to conduct county aflairs In place of the present board of freeholders. If we had throe commissioner in place of the cum brous freeholder board it Is pretty certain that our good roads would be In one piece instead of mile and mile pieces scattered over the county. But the three commissioner system will come after awhile. Dysentary Is epidemic at Bevans and a number of little folks are down with it. Karl, the little son of Wm Titman died of this disease on the 2Mb ult and his little daughter is very low at this writing. Bhuy Vanness Is getting the neces sary lumber for repairing the school houses on the ground and will begin work this coming week. It Is time. Farmers have been sowing buck wheat for nearly a month and while one piece Is cut the next Is in blossom and the next is a piece just sown. And this is the case all through this valley. J. J. Vnnsickle started for Ohio Sunday via Port Jervis. He and friends have had a Jolly good time but business was pressing and he was obliged to return sooner than he expected. A certain Milfordite goes through our streets at a 2,15 clip and some of these times he may get a dose similar to that Jerseymen get In Milford when feeling deliriously happy. At the service at the Layton M. E. church Sunday there were Just 25 present and not a married person in the lot. Where are the married patrons of the church Sundays? Clias. A. Hill of the artillery arm of the service and now stationed at Fort Wads worth,. N. Y., harbor is spending his furlough with the Stoll brothers at Alsacla Farm. Charley served 8 years In the Philippines ahd came back hale and hearty and entered the artillery service when re-enlisting. On Friday lust De Alton Dillistln of Branchville and W. C. Hursh of Layton drove to Milford and had a pleasant timo. Stopping at the Brick House the two correspondents taught a couple of the natives a good example of how quoit pitching was done ami they were satisfied. A future meeting was arranged. Blace Cole, who was recently graduated from Princeton College, will enter the Medical College at Philadelphia at Its opening in next September. Blace has a host of warm friends who wish him unlimit ed success, arid he will get there too. The social at Porter Layton's on Thursday evening brought out a goodly number of young folks and had a pleasant time. Almost 20 dollars was the net receipts. The collector of this county at a recent meeting of freeholders said that the tlO.OOO set aside for bridge building would not be enough. If other townships are building as many bridges as Ramlyston belter double that appropriation if they wish to come out square. Our county ex perinea are getting to be enormous and the people are beginning to think that the three commissioners in place of freeholders would reduce expendi tures. I would like to see it tried. Agamomermis culicis is the name of the mosquito parasite discovered by Dr. Styles of the Marine Hospital service. Agamomeimis is to be turned loose into the New Jersey mosquito pastures. He bites the mosquitos on the leg causing them to frantically scratch themselves result ing in blood poisoning and rapid dissolution. Perhaps dissolution of the mosquito will be even more effective than the petroleum solution heretofore used. Pills Liver That's what you need; some jthing to cure your biliousness, and regulate your bowels. You need Ayer's rills. Vegetable; gently laxative. iZ.lZ"1:.: a bruut.iul brown or rkh bla.kr I t.e CUCKIIIGIIAirS DYE TAUPAC. Not much haying this week by the look of things. Louise Thompson of Soranton is the guept of Yolanda Killam. Florence Cooke of Hftwlny spent A week at the homo of C. E. Williams. Herman and May Gamble were called from their work to their home on account, of the illness of their father, Hnrmnn Gumblo, who was not expected to live but at present writing was slightly bettor. Dr. Rodman of Hawley is in attondanoe. Mrs. G. W. Wilson is on the sick list Edna Warner and a friond from Chicago are visiting friends and relatives in this town. Mra. B. F. Killam returned from Soranton last week where she was visiting her daughter, Mrs. Edson Green. May Wilson of Philadelphia is staying with .nor parents G. W. Wilson and wife for a few weeks. Our friend Michael Duffy gave a party for the enjoyment of his many friends Friday night. It was hold in the danoe boll at Henry Gamble's which has been enlarged and is still nndergoing improve ments. All enjoyed a good time and roturnod singing songs of praise, love and happiness. There was also a party Saturday evening at the same place given by our Hemlock Hollow friends. Quite a number were present from our town and all spent a very enjoyable time. Henry was right in it for parties last week. Aux. SILVER LAKE Daniel Middaugh of Dingmans oalled on friends here Monday. Col. Potter and wife of Philadel phia arrived last week. Chas. G. Wood of Milford made a business trip here recently. J. J. Seeds and wife are spending a few days in the oity. Mrs. E. D. Ryder of Ardtornish, accompanied by some friends, en joyed a pionio at her cottage on the lake shore last week. Stoll Jaggor and wife visited the la t tor's parents in Lehman Tuesday. Chas. Bromley and a friend are enjoying a few days vacation at the lake. Martin Hazen and wife spent Sunday in this vioinity. James Van Etten was here repair ing telephones recently. J. V. Sloan and wife are spending a week in the oity. Swamp huckleberries are plentiful here this summer. The beavy rains are delaying the farmers in gathering their hay. Dysentary Cured Without the Aid of a Doctor "I am just np from a hard spell of the flux" (dysentery) says Mr. T. A. Pinner, a well known merchant of Drnmmond, Tenn., "I used one small bottle of Chamberlain's Colio, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and was oured without having a doctor. I consider it the best cholera medi cine in the world." There is no need of employing a doctor when this remedy is nsed, for no doctor can prescribe a better medicine for bowel complaint in any form either for children or adults. It never fails and is pleasant to take. For sale by Batch & Son, Matamoras, all general stores in Pike county During the first six months of this year, 680 of the emigrants who landed in New York became public charges. Commissioner Sargent's analysis of immigration statistics for the fiscal year just ended shows that comparatively few of our immigrants go west. He says that thirty per ceut of the total number, or over 250,000, remained in New York state and that only a few over 100,000 went west. The commissioner says, "Immigration under present con ditions hundred of thousands of ignorant aliens coming to our coun try every year presents a serious problem." It does one of the most serious internal problems we have before us, especially in view of the main tact that the great bulk of these uneducated and undmirable additions is the result of the activity of trans portation companies whose agenU are scouring every European country for steerage pa?eiigers and making It possible for them to enter the United States, evading the spirit although not the letter of the law. Boy ured ol Colic After Physician Treat ment Had Failed My boy wbtn four years old was taken with oolio and cramps in the stomach. I sent for the doctor and he injected morphine, but the child kept gutting worse. I then gave him bulf a tenxpoouful of Chamber lain's Colio, Cholera and Diurrhoea Remedy, and in half an hour he was sleeping and soon re-jovered. i . Li Wilkin, Hhcll Lake, Wis. Mr. Wilkin is book-ktTeper for the Shell Ijike LuuiUir Co. k'or bale by lidlch & Hou. Matamoras, all general Btorts in 1'ike 0uuty, i -V 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. floUBPfl find Lotfl nnd lotB without Ifounes. Dealer In all kinds of Property. Notary Public ALL BUSINESS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION Office . Wells Building Below Dinimick House Milford, Pa. tare I SOMETHING YOU NEED I Yonr own Wntfir Work, which yon ran hare by continuing f, C. PK E8COTT of . Mfttftmornfl, Pa., who U prepared to gflve ntiinate mt any ttma. Write him at once or call and see hie stock of FORCE PUMPS J. C. PRESCOTT, Matamoras, Pa. rlend model, unburn or photo ot invention for frRereporton PAtentabuity. For free book, Opposite U. S. Patent Office WASHINGTON D. C. ii" 60 YEAR8' V f EXPERIENCE TRADE NIARHI . -O Designs 'NH'1 Covioht Ac. Anrnnff sending a sketch nd description may enlrkir MertAin our opinion fre whet tier an Invention tm prohrtMy pHUfntwiMe. Cninnmnlca tlnnsBtrictlyCfntldPntlaL liandhook on Pattmt fttjiit free Oldest irnpy for aeourint patent. I'ntmita taken through JHunn A CO recelre tjNv UU aotitt, w W Tmu& oh true, in the Scientific Jlmricaa. A hunrtoomely llliitrate4 weekly. I,rttent rtiw cnlMtmn ot any m irMiUfl Journal. Terms, ftt a w;r f"nr m-mh, $L fcMiid by all nwn4tlerw. I'M 4 Co."'-- New York NEW YORK WORLD Thrice-a-Week Edition R.d Wherever the English Lunguag le Spoken The Tbrioe-a-Week World waa a bril liant luoceaa In the bt'Klnulntf and has been steadily growing ever since. Time is the ttiet ot all thiuKS, and has sut its seul of approval on the Thrlee-a-Wetk World wnicn Is wmeiy circ.utiituu In every stale and territory of the Union, and wherever there are people who cau read our mother tongue. This paper for tho corilnjr winter and the year luo, will make lis ut;wa service, if possible, more exteuie than ever. All events of importance, no matter where they happen, are reported accurately auu promptly. The subacrlbeJor only one dollara year ets three papers everv week ami more news and general reading than moot treat dallies can furnish at live or six times the orloe. The Thr!oe-a-Week World U absolutely fiUr lu Us political news, furlltan bias ii never allowed to allect its news columns, and democrat and republican alike can ob tain lu lie pes trumiul accouuts of ai the irrent DollLlcal eauipuitf ns. In akl'iuiiiu to all the news the Thrice-a Week v urld fui'tii.)hes the best Serial llo- tiun, slaboraUf market reports aud othei feature o( lliteret. T he T hrioe-t-Veek World's regular sub- sortptlnn 1 i lee is only 91 per year and tlilj pay. for l.rij papei.. We ofl'-r this Uile iiu.tled Lewh,;i,.r and the I'ike County Ples toetluir one year Uir The ivuiur subM.-ripiiuu xirice of the t;0 papei. U fu.Wi We promptly obtain V. H. and Foreign f alUAr r s ILHOAD TIME TABLE. Corrected to Date. Pnljd Pullmnn t.rnlns In TlnfTiilo, Nlnff nrn FjiMh, (')iniitftiiqnn Lnke, t'levelrtim, Clilra'. unci Cincinnati. Ticket, on .ale t Port Jcrvln to nil polnm In tlio Went fiml Sinithwont nr. Iciwer rntci than Tin any other flron-olium line. Trains Now I.favk Pokt Jxrvii ai IILUIWS. EASTWARD. Dally Firpre.. , ( , , ...... Iaily Kxtiriiis Local Exwpt Sunday.. 4( , Way Fimdny Only T.ocaJ Kxeept KuniiaT.. Way dally exo't Sunday Dally Kxpreft Snnilay Only W ay dally ex'o't SumVy laliy Kxprens Way Sunday Only Local exoont Sundays.. Local Sunday Only Way dally exo't Suud'y Express Daily WESTWARD. No. fl. 8 91A.M. 5 15 " 6 BO " 7 40 ' 7 SB " 10 SO " 11.55 " 13 49 P. If. 1 10 " 8 89 " 4 80 " 4 40 " 5W " fl.o7 " fl 40 " 10.06 " 703, H"l, fci, 4, 704, Ki 8, 71 , 1", 7oH, , 14. No. 7, Pally Kjpri'.n 18 Sn. w 17, Dnlly Milk Trnln 7 S " 1, Dully Kiprcps 11 B4 " 115, Kur Ho'UiiIb K'pt Bun., la 10P.M. ' Ki, Jlln'ton, encopt Hun.. . 130 " ' at. DcjHmit ."ntiirilay only.. 4 4tt " 8, KxprPHitC hlcatto llm ilivl 6 IS " 1 8W, Ijocnl KxiiresHSundnT. . B 60 " ' B, Llmitod Dally EzproM. 10.15 Trains leave Chamber, dtroet. Vnw York, for I'urt Jcrvla on week day, nt wi, n, v , w in, lu wi A. M ., 1 (Ki, 8.00 80, 8 Ho, 7 BO, 9 15 p. M. On Bundavn. 8 Ho, 7 80, 0 00 , 9 15 A. M , 12 80, 8 80, 7.80 io r. m. I. W. COOKF, Ofincral TtMninY Agcmti New Tork, Stoves and Ranges. THE Round Oak For Wood and Coal. Best Heater and Fuel Saver in the Country. CAREY'S MAGNESIA FLEXIBLE CEMENT ROOFING FIREPROOF DURABLE & CHEAP. New ra Radiators, TARDWARK. CtTTI.ERV, TIN, AGATK WARE, F.TO TIM ROOFINO AND PLUMBINO A SPECIALTY. Jobbing promptly attended to T. R. J. Klein & Son, BROAD STREET MILFORD, PA HARN Of All Kinds and Style. Blankets, Robes, Whips and Horse Outfitting gen erally. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. Repairing:-NEATLYD0NE. Examine my stock it will please you. The price too. L. F. HAFNER. Harford St. - Milford, Pa. unclcliu3 PViotograpXcfi AND DEALER IJf Photo Supplies, Developing, Printing & Repairing DONE PROMPTLY. 78 Pike Street, Port Jervia, N. Y Sold by all Newsdealers Furnlr Monthly lo at 1 luvnt ol ft 64 fa;:s cl lslc 2! Cciefe Pisces for Fia asd 22 Pagj ! MuicJ Liters tur Once a Month for 2 3 Cents. early Subscription, $2.00. Six Months, $1.0. Id one Tear Ton jft nearly NOO Pavcof Muato, CuiiiTtc!U 25 J! t'ouipinUt PitNXM tor liir If LK'uiii iu Kiiy aiiiiu iuir at on hJ uff, woui.l t'.S. JO. If you ft ilj Mtud us liit) hiili anl &)iliAa of Flw iiltiruieis on t.'iv Fiauo (tf UlKU. WlHiKrliii y uUMUlt'-tOupf '' J. W. PEPPER, Publiahar, lhin 4 Leual vaM rhMdiphi4 PjT
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers