PIKE COUNTY PRESS. I
Friday, August 28, 1903.
PUIIUSIIWI RVEHV FRIDAY.
OFFICR, BltOWN'8 Ilt'll.lMNH HKOMRT.
pi'HWHUTiojr:
Vra r l)iio dollar mid fl n v cents.
HlX Mqnths Seventy-live rent.
STHUTI.Y IN AUVANCK.
RhUtoiI nfc tlio post riffle of Mllfiml,
1'lfce County, rVnnftylvmiln, ns Hf-onil-olasfJ
luntwt, Novauibor twenty Hrt, lns.
Advertising Rates.
Otiernnrfl((lffhtli!ifl).nnelnwrt!on -$1.00
1C uli nt)mntnl liHr(,i'in .fJ
HttUii-.'d rtit.'s, fimilslu'il nn nppliotitiun
will be allowed yearly mWertiswra.
Legal Advertising.
Atlmlnlfitrnt-or'
nnd
mMw9
A mlitcir'a ikiMrps
Dlvnree nntieefl - - - -
... - 8 00
4.1
- - 5. no
Sheriff's suit's, Orphnmj
enlist fifties.
Cmintv Treasurer's Rules, County BtuM'
ment nnd eltiitioa prooltnimtinn charged
by the squarn.
' 7. H. Vnn Ktten, PcBLlsHKR,
Mllfiml, riko County, Ta.
Wo arcs in reooipt of nn invitation
to attend the sogqut centennial
celebration of the formation of the
county of Sussex, New Jersey, at
Newton, Woilnoaday, Sept. 2. Ko
doubt the town will put on a gala
nttire and that a large number of
people will attend to enjoy the
occasion. Our neighbor will livo
long and may she always prospor.
The notice, which appears else
where, of the Philadelphia School
for Nurses calls attention to a
valuable work in behalf of young
womon in small towns and rural
distriots. The occupation of a train
ed nurse is remunerative, there is a
constantly growing demand for
their services and the employment
la not precarious to those fitted for
the duties. Should any one desire
fuller information it may bo obtain
ed by addressing the central office
in Philadelphia.
There seems, on the part of some
people, to bo a thoughtlessness or
carelessness with respect to persons
and property which sometimes
causes one to remark where and
how they were brought up. Aool
dents from banana skins or orange
peel thrown where people walk are
almost as frequent and painful as
those from guns and pistols "not
known to be loaded," yet some will
persist in dropping such pitfalls In
public places. Another class will
wantonly mar either publio or
private property without regard to
the rights of the owner, and one
wonders if suoh ever had any bring
ing up amidst careful surroundings
Others will soattor papers and other
refuse not only on the streets but
also in places frequented by the
publio to the annoyanoe of al
possessed with a disposition to neat
nee and order. A proper regard
for the comfort, welfare and righ
of others marks the true lady i
gentlemen, whether in children i
adults, and the lack of it donctes
that which would offend if charao
teiized in plain terms.
A Progressiva Euchre
Mrs. T. B. Morse Is entortiiuina
this aftornoon at her handsome
colonial residence on Fourth street
a selooted oompany of Milford ladies
at a progressive euchre. She will
ba assisted by her mother, Mrs
Weaver, and her sistor, Mrs. Eoa,
and nieoe, Miss Uoa, of Philadelphia,
That the affair will ba one long
cherished by the participants as a
most delightful memory, no one who
knows the vivacious hostesses can
for a moment doubt. The prizos
for which the ladies will earnestly
contend are a pillow, a Japanese
teapot, a mirror, a plate, a table
cloth, a pair of slippers, a Venetian
glass comport and a cup and saucer,
hrtioles all near and dear to the
feminine heart.
R. V. Slivuson of Bowling Green,
Ohio, is making his annual visit
with relatives in town.
Mrs. Briard, who has been visit
ing with the family of James
Slauson at Caudor, N. Y., returned
home this week.
Ilurvey Huffman, Esq., of Stronda
burg came np yesterday with an
uuto on a busiuoMd trip.
Mrs. Leonard Duffrd of Lester
Blare, N, Y., is visiting her nncloa,
Dunham and George Gregory.
Lack of wind yesterday" prevented
uishni! the rai'e between lielianco
aiul fc.humro'k 111. Tho former
yacht was in the li a j.
Notj J-elveni.'un's iicw uJ.
Presbyterian Chronicling
(l)y Her. K M. Piupnd )
The bulletin fur the coining week
g as follows :
Sunday 10. HO a. m. preaching,
'The blessings of Trouble."
11.45 n. m. Sunday school, lesson,
'David Spnres Saul."
fl.45 p. in. Christian Endeavor,
topic, "Our Duty to the Stranger,
7.30 p. in, preaching, "Our
Words."
Wednesday 4 p. m. Woman's
Missionary meeting.
7.30 p. ni. preparatory service for
Communion.
The first Sunday in September
brings nrotmd again our quarterly
communion service. As this is the
regular time for the reception of
membors it is most earnestly dosirod
that paronts should impress upon
their children's minds the value of
church membership. To be sure it
is necessary that they should have
given their hearts to God before
this step can be taken. But if there
are any that should be brought
forward at this time we shall be
clad to confer with them. Two
persons are expected to unite with
us by letter and .if there are any
others we hope they will present
themsolves and their letters next
Friday evening.
Through the assistance of Mr. Bnd
Mrs. S. T. White and Dr. and Mrs
Barcklo the pastor arrangod an en
tertainment which was given at the
Bluff House last Saturday evening
We wish to publicly express our
most sincere and hearty apprecia
tion for the assistance of thoso who
took part. It was hastily gotten up
but tho quality of the work done by
the performers showed no signs of
it. The program was as follows :
Orchestra.
Solo Miss Brecht.
Duet The Misses Uuild nnd
Cowlos.
Tenor Solo Mr. Beutoll.
Piano Solo Miss Cunningham.
Solo Miss Houson.
Comic songs Mr. Ganzenmnllor
Orchestra.
German dialect reading Mr
Newell.
Solo Miss Cowles.
The not receipts wora thirty-two
($32). dollars which will be applied
to the fund for lighting tho church
with gas.
Mrs. Jardon ts planning to give a
social evening for the benefit of the
church Saturday evening preceding
Labor Day. Please bear this date
in mind that the event may be
sucooesful in every way.
Methodist Church Jottings.
; (By Rkv. V. A. Wood.)
Subjects for Sunday, Aug. 30th
Morning, "The Imitation of Christ.'
Evening, "The Commission of the
Pew." The paBtor being away
Kov. J. A, Cole of Halsoy Street
church, Newark, will oooup the
pulpit at both services. Brother
Cole hurdly needs an introduction
Be sure and bear him.
One of the brethern will take
charge of the next prayer service
Sept. 2nd. Subject, "What Can We
Do Townrd Winning Souls for
Christ."
The pastor and wife expect to visit
Mount Vornon the last of this weok
and possibly Ocean Grove next week
Tuesday with an outing party we
visited Twin Lake Camp. Dr
Ryman caught a 2X lb. blaok baas
aud others of the party landed
smaller game.
Miss Crocker took the 10.15 train
for the west Monday night. She is
to visit parents and relatives in
Oberlin, O., this week and enters
upon her dutios as teaoher in the
publio school of Geneva, O., nox
week.
V
Rev. C. Hanson Arpo, evangoliat.
expects to be with us Wednesday
Sept. 18, to conduct a two weeks
series of meetings. The pastor will
hold two meetings preparatory to
his coming.
Prof. Fenner of Port Jorvis, th
well known musician and leader
will give a concert in Brown's Hall
Thursday evening, Sept. 3, with hii
full band, consisting of 21 pieces,
Tho professor will also favor the
audience with a violin solo. Th
this will afford genuine pleasure
ail lovers of good musio is agsur
from the established reputation of
Prof. Fenner. The concert is in the
interest of the Catholic church.
Tickets 50 cents, children 23 cents.
nmi no
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UCJS 1
SC0TTS EMULSION rvt u a
ki-Utt to carry trie wtikencd and
Urvcd lystcia along until It on find
l.nn in (port i ord.iuu-y food,
Scud lor frc feting!.
SCOTT A KOWKS, Cl.muu,
r4'S ' I ! Yoik.
jj i t.uo-t all dru.U.
PA UP AC.
I-mliol Ansley and Gertrude Pol-
let are fliwndine thoir vacations at
their homes.
Mrs. Elsie Martin of Scranton is
making a short visit with her father,
Jacob Zimmerman.
The cemetery lookr a gret deal
better Binco it was cleaned.
Sarah Wilson and Rnth Guest are
spending a week with the tatter's
aunt, Mrs. Atborton, at Dunuiore.
Miss Adolia Woodard is visiting
at Ilawlov.
Florence Cooke spent 8 fow days
with relatieves.
Bibles are arriving by the whole
sale, two more boys landed last
week, one at Conrad Gumble, Jr.,
and the other will occupy the home
of John Singer.
Mr. nnd Mrs. G. Pollott of Patter-
son called on friends in this plaoe
last woek.
Mrs. Bell Pellott of Wavorly is
visiting her brother, C. A. Pellett
Mrs, II irry Anise is also visiting
her parents, C. A. Pellott and wife
There was a very pleasant party
hold at the home of Emit Gumble
Friday night, Aug. 21st. A targe
number was prosont and all had
more thin a good time.
Isn't it a rather small if not
contemptible pieoe of business to
refuse to send a tologram over the
'phone to a neighbor, thereby caus
ing much Inconvenience and possible
loss?
City Chappie Got any good
cigars? Mr. Vanamaker Yes, good
for the price. Well, I guess ther-e
good enough to smoke in Paupnck.
Yes? Aux.
LEDGEDALE.
On Tuesday, Aug. 18, Messrs.
Clarence Morss, Lehigh Morss, Miss
Minnie E. Morss of Scranton and
their cousin, Miss Ethel Aitkin of
Carbondale, left Scranton for
pleasure drive. They reached Mt
Pooono the first day. Wednesday
they drove to Water Gap -and on
Thursday to Milford, Pike oonnty
Friday night they reached Ledge-
dale, the home of their childhood
stopping with Mrs. Kellam until
Saturday afternoon when they left
for Scranton well pleased with the
trip.
Mrs. Helen Simons and son,
Leland, of Hawley were guests of
Mrs. Friend Simons last week.
Miss Margaret Roidy and her
friend from Yonkers, N Y,, are
visiting at Patrick Reidy's on Pike
county side.
O. E. Simons and wife attended
the Fisk Buttler wedding Wednes
day.
Misses Blanche Walker of Peetona
and Laura Edwards of Hamlinton
visited at J. W. Robinson's last
week.
Mrs. J. Wesley Robinson was a
visitor in Hamlinton Saturday and
Sunday.
Earl Cross attended the M. P,
quarterly meeting at Mt. Cobb
Saturday and Sunday.
James Kellam of Panpao and liis
sisterinlnw, Mrs. Charles Kellam of
Brooklyn, N. Y., called on Mrs. I
K. Kellam Sunday.
The revenue cutters are doing full
duty at Sandy Hook. There are
men there who are trying to get
away from America a silver cup.
"Emphasize your opportunities
Instead of your grievances" Is Booker
Washington's advise to the negros,
Epigramatlc, wise and potent with
possibilities. Of course this has no
reference to the chicken question.
It is conceded that should Senator
llanna tail of election, that failure
would lie the greatest political sensa
tion which has happened for very
very many moons. But no one
anticipates any sensation this year,
Colonel Bryan's purchase of a span
of fine 11200 drivers Indicates that
for the saddle exercise ho proposes t
continue riding hobbies.
After all It is only natural that
Hon. Adlai Stevenson should 1
indifferent about the nomination.
"L'ncle-Adlai" is a decidedly sub
stantial old citizen of the republic
and was never known to take any
thing worse than a hundred to one
sliot.
Governor Pennypacker and Mrs.
Carrie Nation were attractions at
the Grangers picnio at William's
Grove this weok.
Not Over-Kiss
There is an old allegorical picture
of a K'rt scared at a grass-hopper,
but iu the act of heedlessly treading
on a snake. This is paralleled by
the man who spends a large sum of
money building a cyclouo ouilur, but
neglects to provide his family with
a bottlo of Chamberlain's Colio,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemedy as a
safeguard against bowel complaints,
whose victims outnumber those of
tho cyclone a hundred to one. This
remedy is everywli3re recognized as
the most prompt and reliable medi
cine ia use for these diseases. For
sale by liulch & Von, Mutamoras, all
general btoies in I'lke county.
lljicumatisni
Wlmt In thf use of tHIInff the ftiPiinmtlo
tlmt hr rVflfi an if hU Joints wfre focinR tils
located T
He known that his nffrlnp are rery
mil h likp (lif tnrttirr ot tho ttwk.
M hit hp. vnrtft (n know n Imt Will pfT
ninnpnlly euro hin (ituf-rnp.
Tout, fumnlltiR to thousands of grateful
teal Inioulala, Is
Hood's Sarsaparilla
It promptly pent!!? Hip hHH In th
Moi-,1 on which the disenso depend?, com
pletely pltmltiRtes II, and strengthens the
system against Its return. Try iiood's.
rho charges of fraud in the dis
position of Indian lauds have been
seized upon by democratic issue
searchers and attempts have been
made to Involve the secretary of the
interior perwinHMy. The frauds have
been discovered and they are being
carefully and thoroughly looked Into,
but creditable papers can make only
trouble for themselves by palpable
misstatements. The principal charge
against Mr. Hitchcock was that he
had deposited government funds for
Indian improvements with St. Louis
trust companies In which he is inter
ested and that the work has been
delayed so that the trust companies
could have the benefit of the use of
the money. Instead of this being
the case such moneys have immedi
ately been deposited by the interior
department In the United States
sub-treasury at St. Louis.
When Colombia finds that the
United States Is really in earnest in
preparing to dig a canal through
Nicaragua, she will likely make all
haste in recovering the plum before
it rollB down hill out of her reach.
As a matter of fact It would probably
disappoint but fewf people to see the
Panama route discarded and the
Nicaragua canal built. The latter
was the unanimous choice of the
Panama Canal commission, until the
question of the mere cost of the
undertaking arose, and if Colombia
thinks that the people of this country
are wedded to her route and that
they consider that they must have it
at any price, sho will likely have a
quick and sad awakening.
A "legal violation of the law"
appears to be Governor Poekery's
(Alissouri) definition of robbing a
corporation.
WANTED AT ONCE Waitresses.
Railroad fare paid. Apply to
Forest Lake Association, Pike Co.,
Pa. F. A. Dam, Supt.
PARTITION NOTICE
Kstate of . I In the Orphan's
Peter A. L. Quick, 1 Court of Pike County
deceased. J Pennsylvania.
To Catharine A Quick, Lafayette W. Quick,
Flora Conner and R. w. Conner, her
husband, Macule A, Nyce nnd John W.
Nyce, hor himbiuid, Kuiinn J. Bnelling
and Geoige H. Knelling, her husband.
Lena A. Talmnere and I). Sherlll Tal
mntfo, her husband, nnd John C. West
brook, Jr. Guardian ad litem of Frank
lin C. Kanb, John W. Nyce, Jr., and
Peter Quick Nyco, minors.
You are h wby notified that the Ornha nn
Court of Pike County awarded an inquest
to make partition nnd valuation of oertaln
real estate, whereof Teter A. L. Quick,
late of the township of Delaware, county
of Pike, Pennsylvania, died, seized, con
sisting of and comprising the following
urit'oy ucsigiJULeu pieces OI land, to wit
FIRST A certain .piece of land, situate
in tiio cowusmp oi iHtiawnre, county
of Pike aforesaid, containing In the whole
thoreof nliuut W acres after deduction
therefrom all lands sold by Peter A. L.
Quick In his llfetlino and land previously
soul, nnu excepbou in tite uoetis oonveylng
saiu land io nun feter A, Li. Quick a
part of this land comprises the homestead
property nnd known as "Manor Hall" anil
upon wnicli said decedent, futer A. It
Quick, resided at the time of bis decease.
BECOND A piece of land sttui.te In the
township of IchiunD, county of Pike
aforesaid, originally comprising; two
wnoie tracts oi land surveyed In the war
rantee name of John U. Hansey. each oo.'i-
talnliifr 4e acres, more or less, nnd n part
of one other tract surveyed as aforesaid In
the nnnin of Joseph Smith, containing: Wi
ncres lstj perches, the whole of said laud
containing 1 7ti acres 132 perches, excepting
ther-ifrom about 104 acres, more or loss,
sold to John Hers: by John Teturbersj
(Hontcter Hern) March 1(1, 1863, lately
known as the "Custard farm."
THIRD A certain lot of lnnd, sltunte In
the vlllnft" of Mntr.moras, township of
Westfnll, county of l'ike aforesaid, desig
nated on VYehlnpur'a map of an addition
to said village as lot number eighteen
( No. IS) fronting: on VV'nHhinirton st reet,
being 50 feet wide In front and rear and
UK) foet In depth lately the property of
Henry Van Horn.
FOURTH A certain piece of land, sltu
BU) In tho township of DinuMimn,
county of Pike aforemikl, contiilniou in all
Ml'i acres strict measure, nnd lately knows
the "Glioert D. Williams farm."
FIFTH AH the equal undivided three-(jUHrt-ors
part of two certain pieces of
lnnd, situate In the township of Milford,
coutuy of Pike aforesaid, surveyed on
warrants granted to Abraham Horn nnd
James Mease, numbered respectively 111)
and 113 uu the Commissioners' liooks of
said county, containing in the whole
thereof Mi-4 aces w I perches, with allowance,
etc., excepting thereout lsJ acres, more or
lehs. with usual allowance, taken from oil
of the Abraham Horn tract.
SIXTH All the following town lots, alt
uaU lu the borough of liiiord, county
of Pike aforesaid, and ntonUrcd in
Kldrcd's map of au addition thereto, as
numbers o, 2ti. 27, 28, A), an, 31, bJ and
.14, comprising about two acres of land,
deserilied In deed imw kdwiu U. fcldred
aud wilo to Puu-r A. L Quick, rtwrsiml in
Deed li..k No. 87 pajre 241 said lots He
ginning at n punt iut a corner nt the
junction of Harford nnd 'icnih strucib
lu tiie bald Hnioilgh.
And that said iuijiiest will be held on
the premises above dua!inated, the jury to
Uieet for said purioo at, the SherU's
(mice lu the Horougu of Milford, Pa., on
TUESDAY, THE SIXTH DAY
OF OCTOEEE, A. D. 1903,
at 10 oVhx-k in the forenoon, and prrvetd
with thv inqiHist until coinpU-t'-cl, Ht which
tinio HitU pitiv and tluriutf the couu mi
ni icu of suit! iiiquubt you liio iV!iu'oUM.t ami
litre. y i.uUlit-a to ottund, If you think
proper.
GKOHUK GKEUOKY,
thtritT.
Sfhcriff'i Otlieo, Milford, V,, j
AUtfUbt li, llJtJ. j
Dizziness and Weak
Nerves jCured.
N.illilliK Help.) nlll llr. Kennedy's New
niedtrlne, 4'nt-eion Solvent, V4's Tftlten.
"1 very much wish," writes I,oreHii J
Vail, of Hopewell .liuietlon, N. Y., Hint 1
tnlRht he nlile In n few lines, without- put
tltiK myself forward, to let tlin people
mnlerstnml how vnlmihla Ctil ourn Sol
vent, the new inedlelns dlseoyered by Dr.
llavld Kennedy, Is in cities of linlirphoii
mid tho like nl.ments. which nre so com
mon Bnirtnn us. I suffered from n severe
viwloty of liver eoniplivlnt, wllh dlrlnrss,
mimhncss, nnd nn exceedingly weak and
excitable state of the nerves. I employed
tho best treatment within my reach, yet
in thing really helped until I liegiui to use
'al cura Solvent, and that did.
Write to the C'al cura Company, Ken
nedy How, Hondotit, N. Y., for a free
sample Itottln.
Remember: Only one Hr. David Ken
nedy ever lived In Hondotit, City of
Klnfrstoii, N. Y., ami be sure you et hit.
new and latest medicine, which Is sold
only in 1.0(l bottles.
To the Voters of the 43rd
Judicial District
I mn Informed that my failure to
electioneer causes many persons to believe
that I mn not a candidate for tho oftico ol
President Judge. To ci rrect any such
misunderstanding I take this opportunity
of announcing my cnndldacy for that
oflk-c. If elected, I will perform the duties
of tho office impartially nnd to tho best
of my ability, and will require the business
before the Couits to be transacted as
rnpldly ns carefulness will permit nnd
with ns little expense to the taxpayers ns
possible.
WILTON A. KRDMAN.
SHERIFF'S SALE
Hy virtue of a speelnl writ of Fieri
Facias No. 8 September Term. llio:i. Issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas of
Mon nit county, to me directed, I will
exposo to sale by public vendue or outcry
on
SATURDAY, SKPTKMIJER 5, KM,
at tho court house In tho borough of
Stroudsburg, Monroe county, Pcunsyl
vanla, at lu o'clock a. in., the following
described property: The line of railway
of the Delaware Valley Railroad Compnny
extending from Snylorshurg, Monroe Co!,
Pn to Port Jervis and Alntnmoras In
Pike Co , Ph., 13 miles of which, naiuelv,
from East StroiulHbnrg, Monroe Co., Pn.,
to Hushklll, Pike Co., l'n.. Is constructed
nnd the road lu operation, Including all
wavs, rights of way, roadbeds finished and
to be finished nnd nil materials collected
for construction or operative purposes, all
lands nt nnd near Kast Stroudsburg nnd
nt the northern terminus of said lines of
railway nnd each of them used or to be
ueed for terminals or otherwise for the
purposo of or In co-noction with said lines
of railway, nnd depots and stations, depot
grounds, and station grounds, gravel pits
and real estate and also all station houses,
car house coal house nnd other buildings
of whatsoever description, nnd all water
tanks, all fences, trusses, culverts, bridges,
Switches, turnouts, crossings and sidings
now appertaining to the said lines of
railway abovo mentioned and nlso all
machinery and tools now owned nnd used
in connection with the said lines of rall
wny, one locomotive nnd tender, one fi-eiizbt
car, one nccoiniiKHlation passenger and
express enr, two passenger cars, and nil
other rolling stock nnd equipments of
every nature owned by said corporation
nnd necessary for the exercise of its frnn
chlstis, nlso all implements, fuel, materials
and supplies necessary for the main
tenance, operation nnd repair of said lines
of rnilway nnd all other corporate proper
ties real and personal, rights, privileges,
franchises nnd immunities of the said
corporation,
T he above Is sold subject, to the Hens of
a trust mortgage for tiyn.iioo, which covers
that part of the line of railway constructed
and In operation between East Strouds
burg, Monroe Co., Pa., and Hushklll, Pike
Co., Pn.
Beixed nnd taken lu execution ns the
property of the Delaware Valley Railroad
Company and will be sold by me for cash.
VINCENT O. MERWINK,
Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Stroudsburg, Pa., I
August 13, H'3. j
L. R. CARPENTER
BROKER
STOCKS,
GRAIN,
ETC.
BONDS,
COTTON,
ETC.
Bought and Sold for Cash
or C rried on a Mar
gin of 3 per cent.
You will find that the ser
vices I render you a a broker
and tho facilities and conven
iences I can furnish can not lie
BnrpnsHcd elsewhere. It la to
my Interest that you make
money. All btiHiness strictly
confidential. Correspondence
and telephone orders given
careful attention.
f L. R. Carpenter,
Cor. Ball and Plba Sta.
Port Jervis, New York.
Representing
Greulich, Martin a Co.
William B. Kenworthey, M. D.
riiysician and Surgeon.
Office nnd residence Broad" street
I eit Court House. illLKuHD, PA.
To PiTEST Caod sn
may be aocured by
Our ftul. AiMrea,
THfc PATENT HE CO HO.
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4ubiM.rip(.iuiia to TUo fticul Bogrd ci.ju uex v.ini''
1.
I ' Seven MJiion
boxes sold In fjut 12
Vyckoffs Key; York
mi to
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If you arc prudent in your money upending, if you believe
in practicing a wise economy, you can ill afford to ig
nore tlic values which this si ore offers you. At all
limes you get your honest money's worlh; just at
this time you get far more than your money's
worth. We're cleaning house so as to he in
the best possible shape for the autumn
selling which will soon begin. Trice re
ductions are most prominent. Will you
1m; among those to reap the benefits.
Tailored '"ve n few tailnr-
Quia Hindu Htiits left, mostly
i.i. in in Ti'iinuu o llM.n.7,
Have nenrly all sizes ot some kinds
Maybe your suit nmouR them,
r'lices changed like tins: The
12. 50 kind now S ; the f 18 now 12 ;
the t.25 cow t5.50jthe f 15 ones
now tlO.
Silk Jackets "r previous snlo
j ti- nearly cleared out
and Raglans , bnt tllprp
ire a few left. The 10 and tV
Ittiglans aro now but f5. Silk
.Jackets Hint wore 17.50 to $13 aro
now fl to t-('0.
Children's Wash These are
ana vvooi ono sllson
Sailor Suits as another,
dyles chaiiRiiiR by little. Wash
suits are now 1.25 to $1.75 that
were $1.75 to $3.25. Wool Sailor
Suits that were $1 to $7 are now
2.75 to $5.50. Ilipher priced ones
nre the "Peter Thompson" suits.
ADVANCE FALL NEWS
While we are using every effort to push out summer
goods at reduced prices we are receiving new fall goods
almost every day. Our line of dress goods is nearly
complete. A visit will find many things of interest.
WYCKOFF'S HEW YORK STORE
Stroudsburg, Pa.
No connection with any store of similar name.
Our fee returned it we fail. Any one sendinc
Hketrh and description of any invention will
promptly receive our opinion free conrernitiK
the pnteutitbility of Fame. "How to Obtain a
Patent" sent upon request. Patents secured
Ihroiifrh us advertised fr snle at our expense.
Patents taken out throng" ns receive )n-rlal
not U' ft without charge, in Tun Patent Rfuo:'.d,
an illustrated and widely circulated journal,
consiiHed ly Mnnuf.irt urfre and Investors.
beud for sample copy TREC. Adlresa,
VICTOR J. EVAN9 A CO.
(Patent Attorneys.)
EviPft BultdlnR, WASHINGTON. O- C
i WHAT IS LIFE
WITHOUT
A BUSINESS
EDUCATION?
A postal card request to tho
PORT JKKVId
BUSINESS INSTITUTE
will bring a reply to this question
Gbo. Oakley, President.
B F. Smith, Principal
Hubbard Bld'g,, opp. Erie Depot.
LIVERY STABLES.
If 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 T3sscl,
Corner Ann and Fourth streets
MILFORD PA.
Blue Front Stables,
Port Jervia, N. Y.
Adjoining Oumaor'B Union IIonne
Road, carriage, draft and farm
horses for salo. Exchanges made.
A large stock from which to make
soloctions. CANAL 1ST.
Hiram Towner.
To Cure a Cold in Ono Day
months. TLlS &:,nature,
Storo Weekly Hews
GHORED
White Lawn seemed whon
Wiicts wo '"'Kan our salo
vy cusuj on thpse thHt WQ
would hardly clean them out this
year, but sweeping reductions les
seneil stock materially. Still left
such good plckitips as this : Thoso
that wero $2.25 to $2.75 now $1.50;
those that wore $3 to $1, now $2.25.
Duck and White
P. K. Skirts
Season has
been BHninst
the sale of
these, const quently a full line is
left. Ducks are tnndo of host quali
ty material, P. K.'s aro trimmed
with insertion. Price of ducks that
8c to $1.48 is now 75o to $1.30. Tho
white P. K. that were $3 to $4.50,
now $2 to $2.50.
Interesting to Tlie ' ot 25
Tr nnA down shirts that
Men and Loys we pnt on gnlo at
35o has been culled freely, leaving a
Rood lino of men's in moBt sizes.
Some are oolored and quite a num
ber plain whito Madras. All are
now 25o each.
.1 hi
' jf UtSiGNS.
C0PVIIICHTS.
MARKS.
TMrtvnp ye -r tlf firarttoe. Olilnlnn u to
VRl iliiv ami t.nnnitalillitv. Writo fur tuiok tt
irionn-'-: ti aiir) n tcrciii ! EPSON KHO9U
f tu-cct. Wuhlngtoo, D. t
New & Exclusive
All Prices
Seasonable goods of
Every description
Ryman fi Wells.
Supplying
The Table
AN EVERY DAY PROBLEM
We solve it by keeping
Fine Groceries,
Canned Goods,
Choice Meats,
Fresh Vegetables.
EVERY THING FOR N ELEGANT DINNER
GUMBLE & RYDER
Harford St. Milford Pa.
Fir Insurance.
OLD liKI-I-llil.K (IIIIIMMl.H.
K UU K KA NONA III. B
Charles O. Wood, Agt.
Hrcwur t.l J. J. Hurt.
"Ollici' lu renrcif lii-hlili iice uu Ann S
Milford, Plk Co., Pa.
Cure Crip
ia Two Say.
on every
S' Js"S
1 0 fcVirY? i
line: of
nrsn Ann
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