1 IiM MIiMiI OUR GREAT FEBRUARY Df7l7n TIPffFTT C AI 7 DEGHIS MOriDAY, FED. 81 THE MOST IMPORTANT TRADE EVENT OF THE YEAR IN THIS LOCALITY SANDYSTON. TWO WEEKS OF UNEXCELLED BARGAINS The grand final clean up for the season on Winter Goods, and the prelirainary introduction to the Spring season. Thousands of dollars worth of new spring1 merchandise coming in during the month of February, and offered at this sale at special prices. GET YOUR SHARE OF GREEN TICKET BARGAINS PIKE STREET, - at the head of front - PORT JERVIS. A SEASONABLE REHEDY Emulsion of Pure Norwegian COD LIVER OIL With llypophosphitcs of Limo and Soda A 12-oz. bottle for SOc. Praaorlptlona Carafully Compounded H. E. Emerson & Co., I Next Door to Hotel Fanohere. Broad Street, Ml if ores. , hi air ir When you want the BEST in Canned Goods get the White Roso Brand In Coffee THE WHITE HOUSE In Paints THE S. W. P. Serwin, - Williams - Paint T, Armstrong & CO. An orpniil'ation Is tinR Rotton tip at Newton on similnr linos as the Mlnisink Hid tor leal H'xMuty at Fori Jervis. Tim first mnetinR w held on Frhlay laHt In the Presbyterian ohnrch nnrt officers elected. Among them I noticed Judge Henry Hunt, Ex Sopfc. Luther Hill, Supt. Ralph Decker, Hot. Eland, Editor Stiokney, Editor J. L. Bunnell, W. W. Wood ward and others. The movement will be a suooess, and members will be added from ether townships in the oounty. The town committee mot at Lay- ton on Katnrday, and Bottled np the town bnsiness for the vear. Town meeting will be interesting aa many of the prinoipal oflloes are to be filled; collector, freeholder, two committeeman, and some others. Taken altogether there will belirely times. The Jagger trial was begun on Monday nnd by 12.30 a jury was secured and the trial, the set-sation of the hour, was begun. Word was received here that the accused had committed suicide, and that jurors and witnesses bad not come to New ton. Later news said the injuries were not Berious, and then there was an exodus for Newton, over bad roads and through the biting cold. Some entire families have been subpoenaed, some members dery knowing anything of import ance relating to the case, and this wholesale calling of witnesses paused some lively hustling for help to do the work at home. Capt. Simpson Of Chatham, N. J., is spending a few days visiting in this valley. Capt. is looking well and likes his new home very well. . Sunday saw quite a ruah of wit nesses enroute for Newton to secure boarding places. Branchville has planty of accommodation, and one can pay carfare and stilt be ahead of the game. I have not heard of any teaober being secured for the Lay ton school and the pupils are having a rest. Sunday last was the first warm day we have had in a long time. With the rain, and rise in the tem perature the snow melted very fast. John B. Stevens, of Hainesville, who was indioted for assault and battery upon John C. Snook of this town was sentenced on Friday last to pay a flue of twenty-five dollars and costs of suit. Pretty close call for John this time. Jilt Stuffed Up Tlmt's the condition of many nffirfri from rntfirrh, pppecmlly in the morning. Great difficulty ia experienced in clear ing the head and ttiroBt. , No bonder catarrh ranwn hondachft, Impairs the tnte, smell. and hearing, pollutes the brenth, deranges the stom ach and affecta trie appetite. To cure catarrh, treatment most be ConRtitutionnl alterative and tonic. I wns afflicted with rntarrh. I took medicines of dIRerent ltlmtt giving ruth a f!r tll: hut (rrndunlly ttrew worse until 1 could hnrdly hear, tnste or imr il. 1 then concluded to try llnnd'a Praparllla, nnd after taking five bottles I. was cured and have not had any return ot th dleas atncf!." KtTGimK Forbes, Lehanon, Kan. Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures ctftarrh it soothes and strength ens the mucous mem bra ti and builds up the whole syatem. rAUI'AC. MATAMOHAS. LEDGEDALE. IILFORD, o PEN ISA. The sick are all Improving bat Mrs. Philip Sohrader, an aged lady, who -is very poorly. Dr. A. ' J. Simons of Newfoundland is attend ing her.. Born, Leonard Watson and wife on Sunday, Feb. 7, 1904, a daughter. , Richard Simons and wife of East side, Salem, with their daughters, Mrs. Jennie Williams, Mrs. Hattie Gale, Mis Louisa Simons and grandson, Roland Williams, spent Wednesday evening with their son, Friend Simons, and family. Arthur Uopps of Bcranton has been spending the past week with his parents, Anthony Hopps and wife, in Greentown, and has with him a fine graphopbone, which could be heard very plainly on No. 6 line. Mrs. Ruth Bortree of Greentown and ber son, Leonard, of Haw ley were guests of her son, Richard, Sunday, Jan. 31, at La Anna, Pike oounty. Mrs. Kellam and son, Fred, of Ledgodale visited the same plaoe the same day, but were guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Wolfe. The first thunder storm of the season readied here on Sunday, Feb. 7th, which is said to be a sign of cold weathor- K. r i f i jt. Ak rv . . . FOR THE WINTER WOOLEN OUTING FLANNELS LADir CLOVES DRESS GOODS WOOL IXAKIJELS ' AND GENTLEMEN'S NECKWEAR MITTENS HATS CAPS UI RUGS -RWEAR SHIRTS HOSIERY f MATTING GLASS AND CIIINAWAliE FELTS SHOES ETC. ETC LL'S, ruJA. ZJ. twill Ok p: KIMBLES Mrs. Edgar Johnson and little daughter, Mildred, of New York City arrived in Matamoras Sundoy afternoon and are the guests of Mrs. Johnson's sister, Mrs. O. D Squires. ' Miss Mary Van Schoick of Cocheo ton Centre is spending a few weeks in Matamoras with relatives. Mrs. Joshua Corwin, who has been ill, is much better. Tuesday, Feb. 2d, the Matamoras school was photographed by Mr. Allerton, the Port Jervis artist. All the pupils of the school and teachers of the respective rooms were assem bled in the front of the building. It makes a fine picture. ' Prof. Houck, prinoipal of the school, will seud the photograph to the St... Louis Exposition. " i ' iv ; Rev, and Mrs1. 8botp' were Yery pleasantly surprised last week, Thursday evening, 'by a party of friends from Milford. The 13th annual reception of the L. A. Society connected with Ep worth church took place Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Chas. Quick. Nearly all the lady mem bers were present and some new ones joined. There was a business meeting in the afternoon and at six o'clock the husbands of the lady members as sembled to have supper. It was a fine supper, and very much enjoyed The remainder of the evening was spent in a very social manner inter spersed with good tnugio, both vocal and Instrumental. , The officers of the association are : President Mrs. AyLangtoa. First Vice , President Mm. A, Billman. . " Second Nice Preudent Mrs. C, Quick. J" q Secretary Mrt. tf?filesi Treasurer Mrs. il? London. Over 20 new members joltied and ten gentlemen joined as hdnorary members. ' During the past year the L. A Society has 'raised 1102.65 The society is in a flourishing con dition. About 60 were present at the supper. The many friends of Isaac W. Van Gordon regret' :to hear of his unfortunate accident Sunday morn ing. He fell on the side walk and broke bis leg. He la resting as comfortable as can be expected. Dr. Wolfe is the attending physician Kevlval services mre held every evening this week e'icept Saturday evening at Hope ohnroh. Everyone is welcome". " ' John Corwin's friends ia Mata moras tenuar their congratulations to hirn and Lis estimable Wife A new piano. lor the Matamoras school has been piaded 'in Prof Houck 's room, something that has been needed "for a long time as the orctan was worn out: George Martin of Jhe New York nostofltce spent Sundty with his parents. ' The Matamoras schools have sen to the St. Louis ExpooiUou samples of study and drawing "sketching, mechanical drawing, color work water study, botanical specimens work in zoology, descriptions That thaw the Inst of the week didn't improve the sleighing rnnoh, but it brought the youngsters skates Into nse again. ' Last Sunday Mrs. Goorge Wilson went to Taftnn to take care of her aiighter, Mrs. E. L. Guest. Mrs. Sheridan in improving al though not as rapidly as at last writing. Mrs. Lndwig Is visiting relatives In the far famed Shickshiney which is, we are given to understand, a land of wonders, and far more Im proved than onr little town of Panpac. Herman Gumble of Milford is visiting his sisters, Kate and Rose, for a few days. C. J. Scblager called on friends here last Friday. After visiting friends in Hamlin- ton for a few days, Mrs. W. H. Clark returned to her home Sunday. The "kids" had it arranged that they would have a surprise party and first rate time on the 3rd of Feb The surprise was for their schoolmate, Rose Gumble, it being her birthday, and the good time for all present. It tnrned out that both arrangements were carried out, but it was awful hard work to study the next day. Although we didn't hear we are pretty safe in saying that the sleigh ing party of youug folks rom this plaoe, had a very pleasant time at Knapps in Hawley last Wednesday night. Methodist Church Jottings. (By Bv. V. A. Wood.) Subjeota for Sunday, Feb. 14th : Morning "Christian Warfare." Evening "Something Worth While" Busy and cold weeks are slipping rapidly away and we are nearicg Conference. Word from our evangelist friend, Hanson Arpe, says he and hi assistant, brother Andrews, are looking forward to being with as early in March. Our carpet for the basement is down and greatly improves the ap- pearanoe of the room. Prayer meetings are well attended and very interesting. Dr, Ryman was with as one evening and Rev. S. Molyneux of Pearl River last Wednesday evening. Slippery walks dont keep everybody away by any means. The funeral servioe of Jas. Boaler one of our members ot long stand ing, was held yesterday, 3.30 p. m. at the church. The sermon was preached by the pastor from the text Luke 2 : 29, 30. He was a highly honored member of the Odd Fellows and a consistent Christian. His age was 81 years, 10 months. E. L. Calkins and son, Leo, visited the former's parents, M. J. Calkins, at Atco last week. William Chamberlain aud wife of Rowlands spent Sunday with the latter'a mother, Mrs. George Cort- right. Mrs. J. E. Dotlan of Lackawaxen visited fcer daughter, Mrs. George Dumiuls, lmt week. Our school was closed three days lust week, the teacher, Kate R. Kol lam, attended the fuuernl of her uncle, P. C. Kellura, at Hawley on Wednesday. The rain Friday night p.ui Batur- day clonro.1 up with hard thunder thou cm HuuJay and very harJ wiud. through tho bight and intouae cold. plants, views of .school and quautlty of written work. If yoa want; foldem for leap year parties or dances, The Pkkss baa handsome ones at an easyi price. Just remember wsnio any kind of printing from a large poetor down to a beautifally engraved card, and at reasonable rate. ;WU1 be glad to have orders for vendue bills. A Pair ef 'Em. PlrVax 1 notice you are continual- IT knocking, Mr. Hammer. Til Hammer Oh, well, you are always picking yourself. New York Times. Why H Would Not Pay. A few weeks ago Scotchman came to consult a Wlmpole street doctor and began relating the symptoms of his ailment. When he had concluded the physician said: - 'The first thing you must do Is to stop smoking and the next Is to cut off your liquor, and then there must be no more midnight suppers." . "Humph!" ejaculated the Scot. "I dlnna like that." "Well," said the physician, relent ing, 'If you must have something to eat at night take a few biscuits and a glass of warm milk about an hour before retiring; but no liquor, remem ber." "And la thet all?" asked the Scotch man, as he arose gravely from his chair. "I think so," said the doctor. "Of course, I want you to come In to see Die again In about a week." 'Well, good-day to ye, doctor," said the patient, as be stepped toward tba door. "Oh, I beg your pardon, my usual fee la 12 2s.," said the physician, as be picked up the note of Introduction from his desk. . "Two guineas, and fer what?" ask ed the Scotchman. "for my advice," replied the phy sician. ' "Then," replied the Highlander, Til naw pay ye a penny." "And why not, pray?" asked th doctor. , "Because," replied the Scotchman, "I dlnna Intend to tak' your advice." Tit-Bits. sor.iE COUGH TRUTH If yoa get the wrong congh remedy and it fnila, yoa lose time, render the oongta harder to cure,, and are ont your money. There are a good many wrong congh remedies, bnt it Is to avoid them. Come here and buy ARMSTRONG'S ...COMPOUND... SYRUP of WHITE PINE and yoa will be sore of an effective, cough prep aration, one that is en dorsed by your neighbor, and one that coat yon nothing if it fails. 20. CO. ARMSTRONG: DRUGGIST. Dingman'a is headquarters Lowoey's confections. for MORPHINE What is To Become of the Con gtantly Increasing Number of Drug Viotiins? CAN THEY BE CURED? of FOR SALE A Ktwite "Piano, good erudition. Eiey payments. Ap ply Dr. rB PLAiwtc jcotuge. Also buiirgy and two stiaWii wagot), best make. . .. Of Interterest in the Household The March Delineator contains muoh matter of Interest and value in its household departments. One of the most excellent features is an article by Eleanor Marchan on Serv ing the Informal Sunday Night Supper and Impromptu Evening Refreshments, effectively illustrated. Refreshments for receptions, illus trated, as well as the unique lunch eon dishes a la Planohette, will ap peal to all who enjoy dainty oonfeo- tions. Lsnt-observing housewives will find many suggestions to lessen their table difficulties at this season, including novel oyster recipes by Frances E. Peck, special lenten dishes by Alice Chittenden, and dainty souffles by Margaret Hill. In addition there are numerous other seasonable recipes and use ful information for many home needs. Tours to Florida via New York and the B. ft O. K. K. The Erie Railroad, in connection with the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, will ran three special excursions from Port Jejvis to Jacksonville, Fla., Jan. 25th, good returning to Feb. 10th ; Feb. 8Ui, good returning to Feb. 24th, and on March 7th, good returning to May 31st, at the low rate of 153.60 for the ronnd trip. Pullman accommodations and meals enronte from Washington to Jack sonville and return, except that the tour leaving on March 7th, the return trip will include only the railroad transportation. For further information please call on or address Krie ticket agent. Port Jervia, N. Y. At least one day '8 advance notice must be given to the ticket agent at Port Jervis in order that nauiea of patuwngers may be sent to the B. & O. R. R. and proper sleeping oar accommodations reserved. 3i This question is agitating the minds of the best ministers, doctors and thinking men of today. There are over a million drag users in the United States alone, and the number is rapidly increasing. All unite in saying that a reliable care is the only salvation. This is no ordinary dis ease and yields to no ordinary drags or methods of treatment. We now offer onr treatment whioh we guar. antee will oure any case of Morphine, Opium, Landaunm, Cocaine or other drug habit or refund your money To any person suffering from tnis dreadful disease we will send a trial package of oar treatment absolutely rree. write today. All correspond ence striotly confidential in plain envelopes Address, Manhattan Thrrapkdtio Association, Dep'tB., lias Broadway, Aew york City. fun ; T3 FITH'T C i V f.r I!. E.T- .r-i, M. D. Fi:yji;:..i er.J Sur;ecn. In Zr.i CFFICE: Unclaimed Letter Last of nncla'.med letters remain ing in the post office at Milford for the u-i-k ending Feb. 13, 1801: Walter WulforJ, D. & 3. C. Stem, Alfred Iaytou. I'tTtcins claiming the above will plrano Dy "AdvortWl" and give data of thid list. Ciuhi ha Lattimokk, P. if. Dizzij? Appetite poor?- Bowels constipated? Torque coated? Head ache? Ifs your liverl Aver's Pills are liver pills, all ve-etable. LI t ,rPl,. iWact your moustache cr team a t.euuiul brownor ru h U;kr I '1 H ; i n If p i u U u , itMliill DYE Better Than Gold "I was troubled for several years with chronic indigestion and nerv ous debility," writes F. J. (iren of Lancaster, N. U. "No remedy helped me until I began using Eleo trio Bitters, which did me mire good than all the medicine I ever uued. They have alo kept my wife in excellent health, for years. She says Llectrio Bitters are just splen did fur female troubles ; that they are a grand tonic and invigorator for tveak, run down woman. No other mtuhi'iue enn take l place in our futility." Try them. Only 60? bntisficotlon guaranteed by all drug gista. Artistic Monuments IN WHITE BRONZE . Cost no mors than plain ones in stone and they are more durable. Don't inves monsy in a monument be fore investigating the claims of White eronze. Writs for information and designs. J. F. HUNTINGTON, Sales Agt Milford, Pa. J. C. CHALIBERLAir Real Estate Ageat. rlotues and Lot and lota without Hoium Ltoalar la all iud of Property. E'otary Public ALL BUSINESS GIVEN ATTENTION PROMPT Olce Wells Build Below Dluiiuluk Uuuim Milfonl, Fa. ( Mr la SOMETHING YOU NEED! Toar own Wtr Works, which yoa enn har by eonxDltlnr J C. FRRNCOTT of M AtamortiB, Fa.t who Is prepared to (five 8tlmnta at any time. Write him at once or all and ea his stock of FORCE PUMPS J. C. PREGCOTT. Matamoraa, Pa. Stovos and Ranges. THE Round Oak For Wood and Coal. Best Heater and Fnel Saver in the Country. CAREY'S MAGNESIA FLEXIBLE CEMENT ROOFING FIREPROOF DURABLE & CHEAP. N w Era Radiators, Two flraa In en aARDWAKE. CrjTI.ERT, TIN, AGATE wake, ere. riN ROOFINO AND PLUMBING A SPECIALTY. Jobbing promptly attended to T. R. J. Klein & Son, BROAD STREET MILFORD. PA HARNESS Of All Kind and Styles. Blankets, Robes, Whips and Horse Outfitting generally. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. Repairing ;-NEATLY done. Examine my stocks it will please you. The price too. L. 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