i Johnson' Shoo Store TlioLaFranco Shoes FIT ltecnnso. 11 io lasts they're tnailo on were planned by experts. They keep their shape, because the workmen whomado them are experts. They wear be cause their leather was selected by experts. Our looting as a shoe man has made us tit to tit the tect. Bring in yours. We'll tit' em. jotinson, FITTER OF FEET. Port Jervis. N. T. i-"" Mere ! V SOMETHING YOU NEED! Vonr own Wntt-r Work, vrhlrli yon run hnv by riMixnllliitc J. (), 1 H KSOOTT of Mfttnnioraft, Ph., who ti tr'pirMt to (five PHtlmate nt any 11 m. Write him ttt unco or tail mid fte hit stock of FORCE PUMPS J. C. PRESCOTT, Mata moras. Pa. THE . NEW YORK WORLD Thrice-a-Week Edition Read Wherever trie Cnglleh Language le Spoken The Thrlraj tt-Week World was n bril liant mere In tho bt;lniilnir and bus been steadily growing ever Blnee. 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If the nerves, then neuralgia, nerv ousness, depression. If the Sarsaparilla stomach, then dyspepsia, biliousness, loss of appetite. Your doctor knows the remedy, used for 60 years. Pf hirniTifr frnm Vim Cuban wnr, t w ft r'!ct't vie-!;. Mv Ifocl : IihI.rimI (117 I'Mlttt r;.H R'Hi-. lut ;t tl'W b'tf!';' ot AyOt'8 iSurHap.iiill c"iip!ctr!v cirr-l me " li. C. Dokhi.kk, Hcrsntnti, Fa. (It W bnttln, J. r ATE?.m.. Impure Mood Aid the fcnrsnperilla by kpiniirtp: the faowuts r-fjuiar witli Avers iPllit. Rftrriii! Id Koinitor (tortiniu influoiiiin in tint 1 tnt iliim.M'nil ic ttu-ilT bill, uii'lt-r Pnvsi Imit Cluv. in ltd , biMintor Alilrinh litittl the Mtrylnr.d sormtur' nljility n lvunl- )tnn O'lmplimont -.vliinh wntt, how ever, n Imtil eritioisin of the pnrty lio represents. IIu s:iid tlmt lmt fitr Mr. Ooritinti's Rood son-io in pro venting the eimotinent of ft rnimm ly low tnriff the dninooratlo polioy would nt tlmt time linvo bohii ear rietl to such nn extent, ns lo absolute ly stop the whi'elB of industry throughout the country. The nineteen Kf,. Louis nldetinrn convicted by Joseph Folk, some ol them OTPr two yearn nfro, nre all still at large. Mr. Folk found con viction without punishment ineiTtc tivennd for tho Htipprtission of cor ruptlon he has now gone before the peopl.. Tho sweep which he In making of tho state indicates that when tho old Missouri fsrtners pel aroused they can more than wipe out the supposed immovable major ity of the democratic machine. Mr. Bryan reiterates his intention of till ling the truth nt the St.. Louis convention. If ho will relate to the conntjy just how ha laid his plans before the Chicago convention for throwing down Silver Dollar Bland and notninatinf William J.Bryan il might make ft little interesting and heretofore unprinted political bis tory. A Startling Test To save a life. Dr. T. (J Merritt of No. Mohoopany, Pa., made a startl ing test resulting in a wonderful cure. He writes, " patient Kits attacked with violent hemorrhage, caused by ulceration of the stomach I had often found Eleotrio Bitters excellent for acute stomach and liver troubles so I prescribed them. The patient gained from tho first, and has not had an attack in 14 months." Electric Bitters are posi lively guaranteed for dyspepsia, in digestion, constipation and kidney troubles. Try them. Only 60o nt nil druggists. . . WANTED . . SUMMER BOARD By thousands of Brooklyn people. ( an you take a fine? It so, list votir iioiire In the BROOKLYN DAILY K.UiLK 1 M FORMA TION Bl'RKAl!, fur which pur pose a printed blank is pmvii!l. The service of the lMl ()ilA T1U.N HV HliAU Will Cost You Nothing The Brooklyn Eagle Is the best ndvestinittg medium in Hie world It carries more resort atlverlit-e-ntents thiitt ativ New 'ork paper. ItHtautls 1'HtvEM IN liN'l'LY at the bead An AOVFRT1SKMFNT In the Kttt'le ciwls Utile, but bring larue results, beenise the KAOLKIN FOHMA I'lON Itl'llKAl! is ttm Ktautly helping il. Write for listing blank, picture of Bureau ami Advertising Rate C'unl. Adilieiss INFORMATION BUREAU- BROOKLYN DAILY' KAtiLF, BltOOKLVN, X. Y'. Mentiim th paper hi whlrli you tills ailvel'ttseinrnt. ington Hotels. RICGS HOUSE. fhti hntt-l pur oxiU'lli-iit'H tt tho chvIhI .('.i.tt-d wiiliiu utio liliK-k tif tlm itiif iimist ami ,iiur' i.ly .ppt.HUo tiio i'reasury. i" innat tui'W; 111 ihc my. WILLARD'S ISOTEL A. fjinnun Htt-iry, iriiiurk.it.t.- f.ir if hl-sLtri ical a.iv 'ciui D iiih ami imit hi -i al i h il pi-puiiiftf y tit-t t tiilv r'inViLca, rtpaiuU-0 ti.il parnt.lly rd aruL-.utiU. fiAT!0:!XL HOTEL. A landmark fimoiig the hotels of Was!, iiikhhi. t)alrou'it io fiirioer )rars by mi .-.Incuts lliul Iji'h od'claii,. Ai.vuys tl IMIloe li.volHe. i..cel.t!V re I ill k! .'i'.'il ami r. uilfl'cil U ilrr llu.li ev. r (i:p I'll. it. It ,..,. WAl.VKtt 111 RT( l. It.-s. Mgr. I h. -.e Imt.-i m the pmnli.al poliiuai r.'lUU-.'.v oils t.t tljri Ca,ilial 1.1 all Ullira. t in-,' a 1 ii 1 l.e Ocsl jtni-J iii ila.. s at leu -Hal :1c ral.'S . O. Q. S fSPLES. PropOotcr, U.D&WITT, Mansor. TREASURER'S SALE Of I nested I.nniln io I'll County for Taxes or imt'i and lim.'l and S hnnl Hint. Notice Is lu-rel'v Riven that mrrrrsbty to alt Art of the Crucial Assrtt'lily of I he ( 'omiiioiiwenl. !l of I Ytilisvlvi.tilii. entitled An A"t I o amend the Art cmllli'd A tl Art illn rtlnii the mode of prllioi nnsrf.te.l lnilllB t.,r tnXe tllld f'.r HtlliT purposi-S passed March IM'li, A. I. Hf,. by a sup plement to till Art to tllllCtlll the A't en titled 34 II Art. (lirei-tlntf the 111 4 llf of Reliilltf . uiisraieu imiiM lor raxes nou lor i'I'iiti r'r-'-n I'lUH'M Kill, i. w ini-i, i and hv further suppli'tcni. lo Inst recll.-il Art posset) March . I.'t, hv Art, entitled ! A It Art, ill re I -il ion to suli's of unseat i-d jtiihiU In llir M'Vrt-iil counties of tlii t ommoin'ral : h pcsni March 9:h, IHIi, ;IIHt SOpplrl'telll S t ll'TClO. Till' fOtt'lWillg tlosciilleil tritrls of land (lles-ri lilrfl !n tile Mir.iii'o hiiini') will !e sold on tho KONI MONDtV IV Jt'NF NEXT (hi'liitf thr tlilrtet in h il-iy of hiikl tnonth) roilll'irln iliif jit trtli o olor In tho nftur nooti of sniil (itty, lit ptthlio 'rniltie, AT TIIK COI'RT HOI'SK IX M!l,Klltl !n the ootiniT oT I'ikr, for nrrciirHffrfl of nxrs ilur ami rost ncctiK'il on tumli lot. .rspt'Otiv'li : ltlooiiilmr Orov. To.iftlili No. Wot rntttrr Name Arn-s Per Tnx Hinl-.o ,la s l-'i 7T I fl fts Oil Kiy.lnlill L"i l:il 15 It., IsO hlionse .lolm .. . . IJI.i 'el HI ti" il kl. .Illinois llorarc 1H ai Is H7 M.n-f John 5 ii.', ST 11'rhallU .Ins 'llll 4 l 1.V"i iJlH o: HmtiT .lolm 17(1 () 10 S8 V igtoll Maiitarct, ... 4'4 2-i fiil lielnwnre Township 15 nrotlhctid liitko 1"'.' 2"-' on IS H.-oilli-ii l Miirv S.'i IW 'Z f.l IT. (.'itrney l!:iutt.'i:i 151 4 4:1 14S ( atltev '1 liolilfis 7 lis 411 lMtiKtiioil Andrew ... . IS R 17 tillin ne Margaret 1 1 rf fl :vi 13 Knit Ann I'M 4 7i lie Hoover Km. niitrl a:tl IM7 lRl 117 Ingrallilin I'.ltliatlne.. H'H Si 8 !! 44 KliliK Hiiehel 1VI 4 5!l in; Menu. Hohert 8tl II 04 10S MeiWl .lolm i:u lr,l II IH low Mouse I-nbellit 4tl !4 27 on I7.i M.jNrill Saimml Itll 70 !l Is 11(1 Maon Thomas 4 115 BIN lot Philip William 3o 8 11 i It Hloi-'lnllUer Isaac 5 1 H-. Dlngnian Township Idl Brink Moiins". lint 53 7 !. IIS loinmril t) 'iiorall 8.".l 11177 1SI Hyerv Jacob 'Jtf 8 11 1st) (i.in.alier Samuel HI 5 i."i Mil Neleigh Nirh.il.is Hll 71) El 1" 1.11 Huberts Mordical Ml 7 40 mi liiisnni riionmsjr r,s ss-; Is:) Smlili William Kr? 11 'J5 i:il 'iiiierinai k Ludwlg. so 2 so Ihl Wolt Jacob 41:3 22 7:J Grrrne Township -'ill Patnet. John 870 218s .'77 llroilllead lliuilel 87! ) 15 M 2.".4 Cniig Willliini 21 H 141 10 S7 .'V.' Kotilko Aditm 4:il mi li:i -US) Lvur.ti John 4:ti) fv lo i?M Lvnch William 4:tl 100 Hi k: 207 M unlock John W 8 (Hi 2!.l Paschall Thomas fi't 8 l) .li-.' Koup 14. W. ff.3 44 17 Wi '-'il Tlttrrmnry John 80 17 SH 2tW Tlilertnaiv John 115 6 (!; Wcstbrook lllrtmi 150 11 Hi Lark. waxen Township IW) Halliet Joseph 10 An 45 HI llHekley IJanlnl St I 82 44 12!) Conner Michael 80 8 10 125 Cba .mail Jiiilies 217 50 KM IB Hnwes Robert . 417 70 42 HI 121 Howell Richard mi 4 J 7S 2d Jennings John 872 88 4:1 70 iMiisgrove William.. .. 803 81 211 112 Roberts Kilslm 2 SO Isi m Mice Ann 1S7 8 45 tW Hhis) Catharine 2V) . 58 11 8 nm Taylor John 101) 111!!.'! So Wlgton Phebe 8ti4 20 40 70 84 Wigton Parinclla 807 10 81 73 Lehman Township 2Mfi John Biotzmnn 10 (51 254 Raker George A !tl 1 Ml 154 ( hoNtnor James 2i4 120 9 14 2o7 . Dally Charles ID 11 4 77 110 Dills Rachel 8S0 23 5l 201 Kills Heiijamln lm; B 07 255 Khrenmller Htllery... HI 178 2:W G110 Rohrrj lis) 0 07 2.10 lb ister Daniel 10 (II 143 Kinnear William ,12S 65 14 IW 114 Kltllg Rachel 100 115 fl 07 142 Kinnear Jamns 805 55 15 ItO M .tel Cliiu les 75 2 3- 157 Mvuisllelliv 50 8 05 2111 Huston Thomas 113 JB tyi 224 r-avlllo Samuel 422 120 25 05 I'Hlmyra Township SO Cb.1t David 1 nr. 18 (12 lie) Philip Hebecca 134 14 10 111 Siniilt William '.!! 12 41 40 101 Smith William 8:10 20 53 Hi Wigton Isaao 413 183 47 US. Porter Townsltip inn Abcrcrnmble Juntos . 414 00 23 78 117 BnyJ Charles 4iM 155 16 0 hli Rliiglniui Ann 60 1 65 314 Hioimi Daniel hi 7 81 310 H ilton Daniel 2KI 120 10 r.2 IM Dills Abriilinni 027 12 Wl Creer Cliasoi bhull If. 1' 8 no Hrj llntes John 101 .- 4 87 31 Harrison (ieorji) 100 DS 8 10 32 Heller Michael 100 8 10 3H Jon 8 Absalom 443 (il 1171 Kill Miller William IH'.I J0 18 40 IW Oveillelil William ii (17 U 30 150 Huston Thomas 150 4 7S bill S isik John 85S 153 8 01 171 F.ichelliergcr Rarnct. . 75 1111) Stiohola Township 153 Burr Joseph 437 81 47 . 111 Halley ! lands !. 28 83 20 151 ( ollllcilv John 4IS IS 45H5 l .'W ( aisy lnl,fW IT.. 27 1S H7 IIU Ciiapm.iii Jam.s 2'7 Is) 2:1 73 '7 Co.in.iroe rl homas . . . 410 P3 47 72 l:i.i Cooper .1 nl: n luo lo K. j 1.(1 Di poi Ann 3oO In 47 I bi iiiiniiilek D ttl 21.1 tVl 2.1113 i Wl ll. tinv U liloiiu l'.n H 63 33 Hugh Thomas 401) li'l 43 :fi I I III 1 11 sco Samuel . . 71 bO 7 71 j 1'SI Lukrits Aliiiilialll 237 25 Iv4 1l.1t Ijster John P lis) 50 11 44 S3 Neleigh M.uliu l.M) 10 lit in) Huston Mary 415 15 41 li ',H Kos.-ell Andrew. ... 2o.) SO 2rt ort 118 Wills James Jr lss bo 20 08 Wesfall Township 7 115 Bms her Oliver P K.M IIO.-I j S.".'.'1S Joins Isaac .Mease John Smith Kllabetll . . 10 Bo7 310 145 1 2 31 .It L-7 25 11 hi 73 5(1 4 00 SWEl'KMSfcK, OKU. A. J -; usurer. Treasurer's Office. Milford, Pa., j .March M, 111. j TREASURER NOTICE (If ale of bruted Imds fur Arrearage of lairs The following is the list of taxes return ed by t li. ( oii.s.iors for th. several bisrn (.hip. for the vtsis l'.rj RUlt 1 Hlld the B. i:o.l Jtsr loo4. wnh coMs. which land will is- sold airree.tlil v to the net of the loihol ! VI. 1 nary. A i) Is7il, at liie same time Hie! pia.-e as tho uljovu Mud foregoing lll'M-aVll luiid&: Itloomtiig druvi Towr.nlilp 1 ami Di ail ur I'" cripttuti -a Hanoi. J Abra- Tal tin 1. 111 I at!j J ku iiihaas nr. I .1 C est !.r,..,k ... ... $ 8 31 t ri'-Ov A A w 1 ita unim(r-i Si. miiel Bitot No " I :! it I. n. I. v No 74 u.ij KvU 1 1 en u.e im-J ( u Il.liius 9 03 Klolu Ntrin Fn- nti nr R"t tinlmpil Mtt'ni-t Slot krr No Mo H.'il-rrti Anttir in - 'i IMiStliptl .jolm Kiih.t No io:l noj in l'oi l ,,v io t h Saioorl nr pun; noioip i Ptorr M i i Irr No 1 k:.1 ml j Joint M mtil rn n ml Smnorl 'iMiliiH Piprr Kri'drrlrk nr ton linprl titiloip'l lloni1 Snml Moilrr No 104 ii'lj H I rl i i na- mik! l'nlil lviinil Wllli.-IOOl Holi'Tt nr fr'n tltllltiptl honw.lolin Rot tor No lo:)inlj lirin linltt W'cnlr ml tiro Hirk!lim . . Mcl'onnt'll ,to!m et. I'.'n Inipil l:to iiiiIimimI hoi!o tirid Irirn Ditvltt blmlor NulTumlj I'utrli k McCuniivl 8 14 1 M 8 06 Itelnwnre Townnlilp Qjiflj. Lillle F nr on imnd im ,Oi,,,l iiiiliniiil hoiieo hihI liiirn John p'nn'vit No 1 1 mlj .1 ( :nnn nntl otliorg 14 4t Dhillnv Krlirrru nrlj.k Inipil llotiHn ilj Harriet Unit nml (1 W lMy tun 2l Ml tiler K.l'.a'irili nr JViii tiiilmpd Hnrv Uroillieail No IS adj P-Plii Sii'.kweil nn.i A FtTios. h 61 niklii Benjsniiti nr 2oa Itnjxl "ia ttiiimoil house ami liiirn T J Smlt h No 24 ami J iJoolliaiigli No 22 lulj (J Vaiitotiic and 01 hers 85 81 Mai-lee Hohert nr 2i.sr. 11 nl mnd David .strphoes No 2il nil! tllrain Wcst brook rt, and Mrs .1 Htcwart. !4 80 Mliit.er Hei.ry nr l'HIi ttiiimpil Mary un tiiieaii mi isikij K 1 1 .a belli Mln- ter anil 01 hers 4 76 West iirisik John C nrSilmnd USa iiiilinpil Marr Broilhciid No 18 nnd Win ,laekoii No 11 4 811 Ij' Il'iiimlleti Jason ur la ltnpd lulj C 110. ior ami ,j litttaRer 1Z Railt Harriet , Si Impil and house (iiriet Itrodhead No 151 adj fcll I'loirrr nml .lolm ttaltt 10 Courtrigiit John nr 0.1 luiid luo tinlmpil hoiisii Haitmili (1111117 145 J M Tavlor 133 adj David Cron ... 8 92 Ill.ilrnma Township Nelson Peter est 811 lined 91 In unlniod house and lim n mil K Motirreaitx. . 17 90 Crime (t Y nr 83a tllilmisi near Ding- mail jspiing niij N w llolilen . 7 S Klviere K 1 iir4-.'.S't unltnp.l Krancis Smlih No I'U mil Dr John Kelly nml J mid Place 87 50 Jslilllli Atloio III' 50:1 linitlllHt hntlfre ami liiirn aill M W llolil 11 4 86 tavlor :s if nr 0 iiiilinpil l-.anin.l (Iilnsii.lls No ISO 50,i tiiilmpd Win Smit h No 1S3 ndj John Picot and others 11 20 Farley Terenco nr 15a Itntid 831a titiiiupd lions . and barn Win Slt gre ives No S5 ail K A Greening ami Kitima Taui)ler 17 26 Greene Townsltip French James nr 622.1 ititlmpd Mathniv t'onner No 61 D It Huriy No 55 I) It HitilT No 50 Williiun Bi'oilhcad No 67 54 81 llson r ilgar nr53a uiiimpdThonias Rlclmrils No 104 1 8!l Nipert James A nr 8a linpd 40a unrmpil 2 houses Howe nod Klllot No 150 ndj Philip Msnhart and others 9 88 Mrriln Jules nr lH.ia liniliipd Wlllln.ru Wells N .201 mlj Kmlle Olsonimcr 8 55 Hobibty klizu nr5nrliiiiid liOautiluipd John Crosby No 270 11 8 Hazeltolt Samuel nr store house and lot, adj I hos H and K K (jilpln ... 4 81 Ross Reuben est 8;i4n tiiilmpd Jus Heritage No 77 nilj lot No 257 43!liv luiimod John (? Htocker No 105ailJ lot No 104 430a trill in pel Margaret Sloeher No 107 formerly Colllt.ig- wood & Co 70 85 Lackawaxen Township Rosemore F.llen nr formerly Balsden Louis 10a Itupd 8'la tiniuipd5 houses 8 outbuildings ndj John Cnrlitl est 63 Clark Martin nr loon tiitlinpd ndj John McDermott and Ceorgo Franco 11 02 F.ckback Alfred nr 4a imod 85 iitiliupd house and barn 13 15 fnistle John nr 2ia tiuitnpd Furtuan Mote No 157 lot lrt 8 08 Kirhy F.dwai'd nr50a liulmpd bouse and barn nil! Orison Doty and Clrich Tobler 8 18 Ludwlg Charles est 2a lmod 98a tiiilmpd hoiino and baru lfl 45 Llnely Levi nrone boose 4 10 Market Karl nr 5iia uiiimpd lot No 3 Andereggs Division 2 74 Marsh James nr one house 4 43 Knsenmler Albert nr la lmpd 85a utilmpd house and ba n adj C L Daley 10 92 wcstbrook Ijiif loon itulmnd Isaao Decow No 101 adj lots No Oil and 105 11 sum ti .lolm so. 1 11 11 1 in pit mlj bniiuiel ljowenstein . . . . Llndale Charles nr50a ll"iiiipd adj Ilcrzog and A Pelton Lawrence W ill la 111 nr 1 lot nnd house 1 65 8 9S 8 an Miller Krnest nr 85ii lmpd 305n ttnliupd bouse and liarn ntlj Ezra Case and J W Urinkinnn 88 19 Perry Kllen est 2a lmpd 17 nniinpd ' shanty nilj John Ui groat and Max well 8 71 Monin James nr 85a itulinpd lot No 1 mlj J M1H11I0 uni Michmd (irmly 1 8 Mcl'i.ivell William nr 20 a liulmpd mlj J H Smith and (4 F Rowland.. 8 38 NKs August, nr .'15a tinlmpd ndj Peter Knoetgen and J L Burolier.. 1 99 Lehman Township CHffoid Catharluo est 2a lmpd 14a liiiinilid luli Joscuh Hllllard atui Joseph Klelnert 8 89 Conniiii'inaii Daniel nr 8a lmpd 3a uiiimpd house ndj Jonnlhau Uakor nod i'eter Pierce 2 01 Duwl't H W nr3.i lnil 07a iiiiIiiim1 bouse and barn ntlj Jereuiiah Tit liuin and others 6 73 Kl tiimoii John nr 6a lmpd house ndj Calvin Decker and William Conn eriiiiin 8 74 Holbrook A A li' 2a lmpd formerly Daniel Clark ur 8 14 Pinriiot John K est 75n uuiinsl adj (4 VV t'hamlierbiin and Jno Uould. 2 6H Vim (ionleii Frank nr25a liulmpd . 1 67 Van Aukeii Kva est. lson tiniiniid adj Jesse (in in mid L4 W Cbaiiiberlain 1 61 Rcnni.lt Jiiiues nr lti:i itupd U5a liiiimpd house and burn R 47 Triinsiiti isancest 10Sa tiiilmpd 6 S3 Couiitermau Mary A nr 15a iinpd 9it uiiimpd 8 93 Uuldviiii P L nr 75a nniinpd Win Kiuneiir No 134 adj Joseuh Milliard and Jos klelnert 1 14 Palmyra Township Cairns James nr 8a lmpd iria uninipd bouse and baru Walleu Poupaa Manor No 9 ftuj Abratti Cross and Poopac River 8 75 Mcllalo Mary efc la lmpd 02a unbuild bouse nnd barn James Dillicau No 93 mlj Francis Mauley est 12 46 Masker Alfred nr bn lmpd 12a nniinpd house n.lj Joseph Smith . 9 60 Fwiile Abraham est 7a lmpd 30A iiiumptl limine nuu burn mounts Brown No 23 Keier Alva nr 6a lmpd 6a uulmpd hoiine and barn Lankan Patrick e.st 1 lot and bouse at Crnlliwelllott u Landau .Miihnrl est 4a lmpd 3a uiiimpd 2 bouses and barnat Croin- welllown Wells Andrew nr 2t lot. uud house at Cromwelltowu Lr-ftus 1 homos est house and lot Ht 9 01 5 27 2 g .7 6 M) Crumwclltown . 147 Porter Towuslilp Fliikelsteln Samuel nr 60a utilmpd lL le-llierrr liartict No 171 lulj lots :; ami 173 2 81 Ov.Mllcl.t ih-puo Smith & Co loha uiioiipd Jacob Stuft. No 174 nilj John Miller No lob ami William la. il 1 4 97 Slo.l.-r l.ilnert est Hula nuloiud adj Win P.-trm. n No I7aaid kihi beisr liajuut No 171 181 Shoh.la T.wwhlp Hin t Margaret A nr2.H'a tinlmpdand house jwij Uertruilu liart mid J 14 1 1 1 1 tt.,1 .1 27 25 Mulling Michael nr Ilia ln.pd 0oa liiiiooul liooso and barn mid out t-iniilio" ii.lj 'i'hos liimlford and K.ii;ar Well. IS 40 Itingiean'ii is headquarters' Lowiuiy'i toufectious, for Wrstfull Township IS own () .1 ( 't S loH In Mntiiniornil ' t cor ljodrr mul Miitn- N t'l H I tllnnis Rt rrrt 5 (In Bcil H I nml K (4 Iti'ii tinlinpil pnrt of .Ir-onlt Siolt li nii'prrl v 18 6.1 Sr.hurssliT .lilHim 't. lot No HO fulf ill? on KliMor uti'orl Miit.iinorni; ftflj .Ii'lin Si'Ihhhmi-Iht 4 6') f ff"No ttio tfn'lvt'd on iliy of unlit OKI. A. SWU'FNISI-'.II. 1 rcHHtircr. Trpnsuror'n OfTlrr", lMllfnrd, Ph., j Jilan:h -M, l'Jol. ( PASSINQ OF THE CAVALRY. Being Replaced By Mounted Riflmen All Over th World. The statistics of the medical and urgical hls'ory of the civil war show a very small percenlaite of sabre wo.mds or of bnyonet wounds, which how that the infantry eeldom came into contact close enough to permit th use of the bayonet, nnd Hint when tho cavalry did come Into close contact tbe revolver, rather than the sabre, was the weapon on both sides. Eu rope, that refucrfl to be taught by the lesson of our civil war that cavalry obsolete; Europe, tlmt persisted In charging as Mtirat charged, Infantry with cavalry, has at Inst baon con verted by the Boer war to s elar n- Serstsnding, not only that cavalry must ba replaced by mounted riflemen, but that mounted riflemen must com pose the larger part of an army oper ating In tho open field. As for tbe use of automobiles, bi cycles, and motorcycles In war to re place tbe use of the horse, It may be practicable In a very old country like Europe, but In fl new country like the Pnlted 8:a'es there Is a vast deal of territory where neither the bicycle nor the automobile could take the plne9 of the mounted man. There la some territory which a mounted man could not traverse ns swiftly and safe, ly as a man on toot, but over tills ter ritory a bicycle could not go, and there are a pood many bridlepaths over which a bicycle or an automobile could not pass. In a very rough conn try, If the bicycle and automobile be came badly shattered at a critical tfmo, It would be awkward for the army that trurted to their speed na transmllttrs of -intelligence and ns a means of transportation. Of course, in an old, level country traversed by tine roads, as are C.ermnny and Prance, great, use could be made of bicycles and nutomoblles, but In a rough, new country like the United States they could hnrdly he made to replace the horse. Portland Oregon- Ian. Penny-ln-the Slot Tramc.r. Fotitbport has produced a novelty In the way of trams. The last penny ln- the slot Invention is a tramcar, which will commence shortly to run a regu. lar service between Soutbport and Biilcdale (Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway) station. It Is named a "one- man" car because It can be worked by the driver unassisted. Passenger enter by tbe front platform and place a penny in tbe slot, when the driver lifts up a brass bar and allows the person to pass through. This action temporarily cuts off the electric current and stops the car, which Is reversible. The deml-car I the first of Its kind that has been pro duced In this or any otbef country. It carries half the load at half the cost of an ordinary car. One man Is able to fulfil the duties of both driver and conductor with perfect safety to the public. By an ingenious arrangement of the electrical gear the car can be controlled and stopped without the application of the brake. There Is ac commodation for fourteen passengers In the body of the car. while six seats are provided for smokers three at each end. The cost of working la esti mated at 2 1 Id. per mile, which will show a profit with only four pas sengers. St. James's Cazette. TT'e figures showing that tho detn ocrats have carried Louisiana and will undoubtedly roll up. a safe majority in Florida, indicate that republican prophets have been too hasty iti their da inn that their party is to sweep the coantry. There will be a number of corners and by-wnyg left nnswept. Those Pennsylvania, who have denounced democrats President Roosevelt ns a "standing menace" should revise the statement The president will prove himself ono of the most rapid moving menaces which not only tho Pennsyl vnniti bat the national democracy ever encountered.' "Predatory wealth" is Mr. Bryan' latest coinage. It is offered to the Democracy free of charge, not even nt fifty cents on the dollar. Mr, Bryan apparently thinks that the New York domocratio platform is all right except that it is ambiguous evasive and dishonest. Tbe Indiana republican in their platform adopted on the 27th instant 1 observed with enthusiasm their j usual tradition and "poiuted with I pride" to variotm things. It now 1 only remninu to bring along side the I democratic platform with its stereo typed panoramic '-views of alarm,' Quick Arrest J. A. Oulledge of Verbena, Ala was twice in the hospital from severe case of pile causing 24tnmors After doctors and all remedies failed Bucklea'd Arnica Halve quickly ar raLs1 fvrlker inlUmiuatl.n aad cared kiia. It co.qars absj aaui kills pais. 2.o at all druggists. If you want folders for leap year parties or dances, Tub PHtss has handsome ones nt an easy price. Just remember we do any kind of printing from n large post rduvvu to a beautifully engiave.l card, and at reasonable rales. Will be glad to Lave order for vendue bills. V. -. 7. -. I T - jf "is' v yli I .in When DO YOU EXPEPJ TO A. D. BROW Manufacturers kinds of Contractors Estimates made tion given and work guaranteed . OFFICE, Crown's Building, Milford. Pa APRIL FtlAY JUTJE J nrt t)if. the moil Important moniiir (if (ao yenr f ON THE FARM Tho wtirk duno then mcpirm til sticrri'ss in fniiiuo of tho ) farm for tho vi-nr. 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New York .Philadelphia 6 00! f5 OS! fo 04 fo 13: 6 14' fo 10. f5 19 5 23' f5 24 f5 30 6 30 6 5i 7 00 Lv East. Strotidsburg f7 (Ki, " Delaware Vttllev Junotion . f7 04: " Knlo Valley f7 13! ' Craig's Meadows 7 11 " : Marshall's Creek t7 111' " Oak (trove f7 lo " Prutchevs 7 221 " Coolliaugh f7 24- " Echo Lake f7 2't " Turn Villa 7 l' " Shoeiiiilkers 7 3-J Ar Unshkill p. in. ip m p in If Stops only nn notice to conductor nr on signal p m p ni Ip in Trains arriving at Bttsltklll at 1.10 p. in connects with stage for Dlngmnn's Perry, Milford and Port Jervls. I. SELDON CASE, Supterintendent, East Stroudsburg, Penna. ILRDAD TIME TABLE. Corrected to Data. Solid Pullman trains to Buffalo, Niag ara Palls, Chautauqua Lake, Cleveland, Chicago and Cincinnati. Tickets on salo nt Port Jervls to nil points lu the WeBtand .Southwest at lower rates than via any other flrst-closs line. Trains Now Lkavk Port Jeuvis m Follows. EASTWARD. No. 8, Dully Express 3 244. u " . Daily Kxpr.-ss 6 10 " " 80, Local Kx.M'pt Sunday.. 6 25 " " 43, " ' .' 7.40 " " 7ir2, Way Sunday Only 7 63 " " 8o, Issjii Kiit Suiular . 10 20 " " 22, Waydailycic'tSuuday 11 fsi " " 4, Daily Kxpiess 13 43 P.M. " 7o4. fsiimlav Only 1 lo " " 24, Way daily eso't Sund'y 8 (t " " 3, Dally Kxprcss 4 20 " " 7tl, Way Sunday Only 4 40 ' ' 7"H, IK-al Sunday Only . . . Hn7 " " 2't. Way daily exe't Sund'y S 30 " 14, Knpress Daily 9 66 " WESTWARD. No 7, Dally Eipress 18 S0..M. 17, Daily Nlnk Tram 7 2. " 1, Daily kxprcss... 11 m ' lift, r-'or Ho ibile K'pt. Sun . 13 10 p. M. 14 8, Express!, tucairo lim dai 5 li 11 " 89, Lis.nl ExpreMSunilay. . 6 60 " " 6, Limited Daily Kxureiis. 10 20 ' Trains leave Chamber street, New 'rk, for Port Jervls on week days at S IU, 7 80, 9 Is), t 15, 10 80 A. at., 1 00, 8 00, 4 (O, 80, 7 80, 9 15 P - at - On Sum ys, 3 30, 7 So, 9 00 , 9 15 A. M , 13 30, 30, 7 80 9 15 p. M. I. W. COOKE, GeMrtl Passenger Agent, K.w York. Vfinn Iain prepuredto furnish 1 WU 4- wood in stove lengths at ti a load. F. F. Wkitz, Milford. Telephone eijiiut-'ctlous. tf jQlj "BEST OF ALL FLOUR. ' r - r - n S T- 1 T - BRAN. OATS, and HAY. in need of any Hello to No. 5., or come to SAWKILL MILL, MILFORD, PA. BUILD? THEN SEE and SO, nnd dsalors In all Lumber, and Buildoro, ; personal atten Railroad I, 1903 p ill p. m D. L. A W. K R . . . Rrond street Station . .Ar. .Lv.l 7 tl.i 10 2o 8 111 fS 33 fS 31 fS 23 H '.M1 f 10 W 10 H 13 IN 11 fS (HI 8 nf 8 11 4 26, f4 23 f4 21 f4 13 4 II f4 00 fl 00 4 H3 fl t'l 13 3 ,V.: 3 rx,l Lv. lr!!cwipe?S BROKER STOCKS, GRAIN, ETC. BONDS, COTTON, ETC. Bought and Sold for Cash or C rried on a Mar- gin of 3 per cent. Yon will find flint the ser vices I render you us a Hiuker and t lit facilities and conven iences I (nil furnish can nut he surpassed elsewhere. It is to in interest that you make money. All business strictly cotifi ten fill . Correspondence) and tel. p'.niH orders given careful attention. 1 L. R. Carpenter, 2 Cor. Ball and Pika Sts. Port Jervis, New York, Representing e Groullch, Martin A Co. 2 w J -fL-llJ lIlirK.i, 3fcti, II m J ,,t0 (,,! liJ',,-i,ijl,y n,S 'fi,ttMi-irt (til tf. iii:tl.'.ny. ir fi.-e Un k 4 c wppostte u. t.. latent Cuicet wtiiNUTON D. C. 0 l.i W 23 m 21 m in H II fo m fil 09 H 03 frt (il fn l 5 66 6 40
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