PIKE COUNTY PRESS.
Friday, May 13, 1904.
IUIr,IHHKI liyKWY FHMIAY.
OPTICF., BROWN S RFIl.niNO BltOADflT.
SVHKI IMPTION:
One Year One dollnr and fifty cents.
HiX Months Soveuty-Hve rents.
BTHKTI.Y in ahvanck.
Kiiu-ml nt the post nfllne of Mil fonl,
Hike Countf, PiMinaylvtmirv n whmhmI
olttis mnttur, Novpinlxir twenty-Ural, I8inl.
Advertising Rates.
Otr niiin'(oiRht II n I, one tnirrtlon -II 00
K:uill sultHfinii'Ht Inwrlion - - .60
Kitl'Hv il r:itrs, fnrnixlii-ii on implication,
Will Iks iillovv.il mirly ,uvtn tisora.
legal Advertising
Administrator's
Kxeoilor's
nnilres - - -An
liti't-'H nutiops -
3.'i
4.i
Divonv nolle. ft.HI
Slu-ritr's jotl', Orplmna court srtles,
tenuity Tmwiun-r' anWi, Couuiy ttnte
ni'Mit timl election urui;lainiitioii olmrg-il
b tin ctquai-e.
J. II. Vo Etlm, PuBUHHEH,
Mllfonl. Pike County, Pa.
Prof. Maxwell Soinmerville, who
ft eld tho chair o( (llyptulogy in tlio
University of Pennsylvania, and
who died suddenly lust week in
Fans, was well known by inuiiy
hero. Probably thirty-five year
ngo he began spending his summors
in town, stopping nt the Bawkill
ilouse, which was then the favorite
resort for uiuny ueltsursteil Phlla-
dolphinr.B.
Professor oommcrville was a
gonial and interesting companion.
Having traveled in nearly every
Country and clime in pursuit of the
rare gems wliicn enriched his collec
tion, lie was familiar with the
manners and customs of many peo
ples. His knowlodge pa.ned by close
observation and cireful study was
extensive and varied, almost em
bracing the thought of mankind in
the realms of art, philosophy and
history. His mind was most reran
tile and trained to note details
which faculties gave him remark
able success in the direction in
whi.h he so greatly delighted to
exercise his genius that of collecting
rare and. precious gems. As a
writer he was entertaining and in
struct i vo. His descriptions were
easy and natural and conveyed one
in fancy to tlio very spot and scene
he depicted. The large and valu
. able collection which he donated to
the University and his work in
arranging it will constitute for him
a monument more enduring than
lasting brass or marble.
Can Fence in Water
A late decision of the Supreme
Court hold that an owner or part
owner of a lnko has a right to fence
it in to prevent ersonsfrom boating
on or fibbing in it. Asron Boyd
part owner of Lilly Lake, Lnierne
Co., placed a boom of logs across
his sretiou to prevent, access to it.
Tin? lower court held that Boyd's
action in cutting off t no lake was
not permissible which decision was
reversed by tba Supremo Conrt.
Unclaimed Letters
List of unclaimed letters remain
ing 'n the post office at Milford for
the week ending May 14, 1904:
Mrs. Relwcca Rontsehler, Miss
I 09 Ritter, Ex Gov. Wm. J. Wat
OO Hon Allen Craig, John Wand
ijit yer, P.i!?ana Nunzick.
lVrrtons claiming tha above- will
pU-Htm say "Advertised" and give
date of tl.jH list.
CHtl,K8 LAITIVORK, P. M.
WANTED LADY OR GENTLE
MAN of fair education to travel
for rt firm estitbUshed ;lu years. Kulury,
tl, 1)7:2 inr year and expciiMw paid
weekly. Address, II. W. KELLfcY,
cure i'Kt-ss, .Milford, Pa. 2t
Hnbscrihe for the PhK6h.
Hymn of the West
U'orUVt J'uir, Sf.. Louis,
By EDMUND CLARENCE STEDMAN.
0 Thou, whorie glorious orbs on
Kmlid the earth yUh R(tlriuior round,
Frnin out Thy bt'CU't plw draw nigh
Tho court a ttml t'iii;lt; of th's ground;
KttM -un Llt-'bt,
Ij'itl with thy might
Tfu'Mi tluineii ihitt iu 1 by purpose grew,
And lift h imtionV heart mmw ! ,
Illuiiiiue '1 huu t-iu h w liw ny livr).
To hLuvv t)iH umrvt-U (jd tmlh wrought
first Thy ni-onie'b chu f and cer
jALfd Up with thiit prrtpliolic thuiiKht,
Hadi' 1 Hue in; roll
The fuUtfui -crjl1,
Aud tMnpiri' unto Kitt-iijm tfave
1 roiii i-inmlhiiu! !ifil,t to tropic witve,
I'vuitfl throi., thi; g'lit-M uvt. ot theNorih
'! ;i v ini h - i i tTh j )iu tii-H r 1
Ai l .
,l fo. :h
(,tr .
Household Feats I
In connection with the doslrpd
absence of the dreaded bed-bug a
writer in the .Time Ilellneator gives
tho sound if somewhat Irish advice
that "special preparations must be
inaile before his arrival." Beds are
to be taken apart and washed at
Intervals with carbolio watr. and
"Dalmatian powder" freely inserted
in the crannies. Frequently open,
ing beds and bedclothes to the air
and sunlight and all cleanliness, are
also enjoyed and the writer assures
tne housekeeper that, "unless one
lives in an apartment house and has
undesirable neighbors" all vi ill I e
well with her and her beds, as "bed
bugs cannot thrive where clenniiuecw
exists. Precautions against inva
sions of moths and silver bugs a:
also Included in the article. As to
moths, the writer says : "Tho priii
cipal thing is to use something thai
has a sirong odor. Moths are over
come quickly, by any powerful odor
and will not enter a chest where it
can be perceived. Turpentine is
rucomtnended as having a clean
odor, not unpleasant In the attic and
much to ho preferred to moth ball
and, liest of all, by hanging the
earinents out of doors for half an
hour the odor is removed entirely
Dr. PersiforFrazerof Philadelphia
is here looking after his real estate
interests.
J. J. Curtis of Honesdale was in
town this week, lie represents a
school book publishing house.
Brauchville, N. .1., will have
bank. The comptroller of the cur
rency hus granted the application
. The Kitson Woolen Mills of
Stroudsburg are closed for repairs.
About 250 hands employed aro now
idle.
Governor OJell of New York has
signed the bill appropriating :!3,000
to build dikes along the Delaware al
Port Jervis.
A large number of quail from
Kansas has been received by the
Blooming Grove Park Association
to restock its lands.
Sujier visors should remember that
the law requires them to remove the
loose stones from highways once a
month during the summer.
Dr. E. B. Wenner, who formerly
resided and practiced here, but who
now has a thriving aud lucrative
business in Philadelphia where he
resides, was in town a couple of
days this week. -
Guerdon Pellstt of Paterson Xwith
his wife came up recently to visit
Mrs. (Jumble and while here, in
company with F. L. Guinble and P.
N Bonruique, fished the Shohola.
A fire, presumed to be of ineendi
ary origin," began last week back of
Bush kill and burned along Saw
creek toward Porter. Forest Park
was in danger and considerable
valuable timber was burned.
Paul G. Kelleter, one of the
Forestry students, was" hit in the
eye by a base ball Wednesday while
in a practice game and quite pain
fully injured.
Keep tha Balance Dp
It has been truthfully said that
any disturbance of tho even balance
cf health causes" serious trouble.
Noboday can lie too careful to keep
this balauce up. When people begin
to lose appolile, or to get tired easily,
the least imprudence brings on sick
ness, weakness, or debility. The
system needs a tonio, craves it, and
should not be denied it ; and the best
tonio of which we havo any knowl
dge is Hood's Sarsaparilla. What
this medicine has doue i'i keeping
healthy people healtny, in keeping
up the eveu bwlsiic of health, gives
it the same distinction as a preven
tive that it enjoys as a cum. lis
early use has illustrated the wWdom
of tha old saying that a stitch iu
time saves nine. Tho Hood's for
appretite, strenglith tmd endurance.
COURT PROCLAMATION
St.itte of Pttnnsylvaiiln, )
County of Pilut. i
Notice in hrrvtir frivt-n to all persons
hound hy recj?ru7.mic or t lirwi-.o fco
jpjMiir. that thej .luuti term. Ur.ti, ot tlir
severiil rourf it ot I'iko county will bt; hcltl
nt tlm Court HmiKj in (Lit Imrmitrli of Mii
fonl on (hi f'irl Monthly i')ih) at li o'clock
p in. und will b rout mud on week if
neccij4in7. (. & O h G K Li K KG O ft Y,
Mllfoid, P., May 10, iyu4.
Ores that the wealth of Oplilr ihftino,
Aud gi-ina enwrought of bcvt'U hued
Lh, ihnjiiKti what vertnj tho soil hath lain
At thine ow n limy to givrf inureasti
The greater Kt)d the Kjht grain,
The riiM-ulng holl, tlie myriad fleecel
Thy creature grnz
Appointed wayM;
Lei:guu ufur K-iigue acroai t lie land
'Jhe u'r.fh'i heido oht y Thy hand.
Thou, who high nrchways Hhiue muit
Abuvu the plenteous uoalern nhtia,
Thine uucitnt tribes from round the sphere
Tu bivuthe iu quieht nlng air are fain 1
A nd tfmili'U the hujj
To liiiide one
'l'ht ir biooil throughout K.irth's green-
tnt LpHLo,
Lnn4 tlw I'O ftud iutdkr mwl
Mexico's Floating Gardens.
While the City of Mexico Is els'it
thousand fort hlch'-r than sea level,
there are In the vicinity several lakes
and ninrihy tracts which reiiiire ex
tensive drainage operations. The VI-
ga ( nnal Is one of these grtat drain-
sue systems, and upon It are numerous
liaises which transport farm and gar
den produce from t lie market gardens
to the city. I'lat t'ottunied hoats, pro
pelled by a pole, convey passengers
to the-' Healing R:irdens.
The Rarilens sro located upon marsh
land quite similar to the tule lands of
California. The soil Is composed of
decayed reed and trass roots, being
entirely of vegetable mould and quite
fertile. Hitches at frequent Intervals
drain the gardens and furnish means
of communication by caooes and
small boats to the larger canal, and
thus to the city. Here are the great
mniket guidons, wheie veKptoliles are
grown for Mexico's consumption.
Here, too, are grown the nmiiiiittcrnt
flowers wh'eh form uiii of the princi
pal attractions, of Mexico City, the
flower market lirlnir a wonder in the
quantity and exquisite beauty both of
the Individual tropic flowers and t lie
ni-vviiilcpiil floral tonus, which are
made with great taste and skill. Slreet
ears also connect the city with the
Tiliaxes upon the VIr Csnsl, and they
are well patronized. Agriculture.
England's Swelling Incomes.
If the gross Income of a country is
the moit trustworthy slcn of its pros
perity, or the military, even the deep
est hned pessimist will have to admit
that England Is not doing so badly.
According to the latest returns, the
gross Income for the year lnoi-'i was
S(i,il!i:t.lMKl, of which 1'I7.o.M,0o)
was taxable. The beginning or the
present period of prosperity In Eng
lnnd was in lWU-Ii when the gross In
come of tho country was iir7.oi(,00,
so that there has been an Increase of
'147,1 12.'0. or 43.2 per cent. The
greatest previous period of prosperity
was between the years Isc.v-U and
1S7."(I, Then conditions were unusual,
owing to tho vast demands made on
English Iron manufacturers liy this
country and by the stoppage of conti
nental competition during the l'rnnco
flerman war. In tho former year the
gross Income of th country was :1!IS,.
7114 tKl, and In the lat'er Cii I.H711.000,
an increase of 57.1 per cent. England
can still keep the wolf from the door.
Cultivating Ginseng.
The people who live down among
the Ofciirks. in Missouri, have taken
greatly to the cultivation of ginseng,
the root so highly esteemed In the
Orient. Tne profits may be estimated
that a farmer In Homer, Mich., last
year reali.ed $18,000 from a crop
grown on a half acre of land. The
Ozr.rks are said to be particularly
well fittcil for. the growth of this root.
Iast week a shipment of 1,000 pounds
was made from Joplln. The output of
the root has decreased greatly. In tho
last fifty years, and the price has gone
up correspondingly. In isr'' the pro
duct amounted to .:itlti.tiri.- pounds,
which brought $lfi:l,7!ifl, or K' cents a
tiound. Last year the output was
ir4,0tS3 pounds, which brought JHTi8,
615, or 7.So a pound.
A rolling stone does not make much
of an uphill fight.
Accommodating.
r.rakeinan Now then, miss, get In
quickly, please. The train is about to
start.
Young Lady Rut I want to give my
sister a kiss.
Hrakeman Oct In! Get in! I'll at
tend to that for you. Exchange.
In the gamo of love, diamonds often
rank higher than hearts.
Tre merit Is like a river; the deep
er it Is tho less noise It makes.
Offending Nature.
Thflre Ik an ejc(tlU nt old lady, who
lives In Gennantown and la a strong
advocnto of tho t-nforennent of the
blue laws. Hut ho Is very fond of
the good thinjra of the table, and for
this reason she ri'dlghts In doing her
own marketing. Tho o.her Monday
morning found her, bright end early,
selecting some fine pears from her
markotuian.
"Are you sure,' she (is1:d. "thnt
these pears were not picked Sunday?'
! don't know about thnt," said the
man with a prln, 'but I do know they
growed Sunday.' Philadelphia
Ledger.
Seek to mhm'.e gontlenesH in all
your rcbuVr; bnnr with the infirm
t!e of oi hor.v. m.ike allowanees for
foi:stitu(U)n;il fru'lties: never sny
harsh th:ngi if kind things will d
h well.
t
SCOTFS
Scott's Emulsion is the
means of life and of the en
joyment of life of thousands of
men, women and children.
To the men Scott's Emul
sion rives the flesh and
strength so necessary for the
cure of consumption and the
repairing of body losses from
any wasting disease.
For women Scott's Emul
sion does this and more. It is
a most sustaining food and
tonic for the speckd trials that
women have to Lear.
To children Scott's Emul
sion gives food and strength
for grovth of flesh and bone
and blood. For pale girl
f -r thin and sickly boys Scott':
E.iialMnn is a great help.
S'-nJ for fr-e amr!e.
SCOT r & Uijwr-.tr:, t;neinist.
40u-4l H-.t.iI ixrc.-t, Nuw York.
too. anj l.uj i all rutirfista.
Spring Humors
Come to most pnople snd cue many
troubles, pimples, boils anil other
eruptions, besides loss of appetite,
tlmt tired feeling, fits of biliousness,
indigestion and hendacho.
Tho sooner one gets rid of them tha
belter, and the way to get rid of thera
and (o build np the system that hai
suffered from them Is to Uks
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pills
Forming in coiiiWtict Mia Spring
Iedieine'r rnn, t Meailr4
sdongth In purifying the blood al
show n by tinequallf d, radical and per
manent curs of '
Scrofula : Salt fthaum
Scald Head Holla, Plmplaa
All Klnda of Humor Psoriasis
Blood Poisoning Rheumatism
Catarrh ' Dyspepsia. Eto
Accept no substitute, but bo sura to
get Hood's, and get it today.
A Turkish Gentleman..
(Vniong tho Turkish min, rs every
one known, the transformation of the
exclusive Orlenlnl Into the gccom
pllHlicd Luropean lias become the
universal pattern 'of a TurkiRb gentle-
inan. Wliatever his party, whether
he belongs to the old or the young
Turkish party, the Turk of ny pre
tension to style Or to social slate
clothes himself In certain of the Kuro-
pean modes of thouuht, as he does,
sarrorially, in Europenn dress.
Whatever the laws governing the
standard of manners In Turkish life
may he. 'their results prove them to
be beyond rl:irlsm. The Turk has
not only perfect manners, but he also
has this peculiarity among other Kast
em nations: ifowever lowly his birth,
once, ho has "Arrived." he Is trans
formed Inter nn aristocrat of deeply In
rooted cnservatlve tendencies, who
yet presents, oulwardly, a moBt en
KiiprlnK, sympathetic plasticity. Those
whose lineage has ancestral distinc
tion reveal a most diK'iKing: social
equipment. "Whenever I want to talk
to a man who understands everything,
I, turn to H Hey," said a .beautiful
woman to me recently In Home. "He
Is as clever as a Frenchman, as ver
satile as our American men, and he
has the sympathetic quality of a wo
man. Century.
A Title and Its Story.
Lord I.nmlnpton, tho recently ap
pointed (iovernor of Homhay. has no
ambition to rival Lord Curzon and ere
ato a mimic cour; in the residency.
Though he was Oovernor of yueeiis
land from is. to 1001, ho is too fond
of a private life and too little attract
ed by the pomps aud vanities of offi
cialdom. To tell the truth, outside
his own family he takes far more In
terest In the wonders of plant life
than ho does In the, social arrange
ment of his fellow' man. Botany Is his
bobby. The"- c.lsslp mongers of the
last century n.brfa.vs said It was acci
dent made his hither a peer the ac
cident that sour him as a boy to be
a. schoolfellow cii Ilonjnmtn Disraeli.
Young Cochrane, and Disraeli were
playground chums, and one. day the
Utile Jew boy, in a burst of confidence,
exclaimed: "I-obk here, Cocky, I
mean to be Prime Minister 'of Eng
land; and when I'm Prime Minister of
Kngland I'll make you u peer." When
that day came, the story goes,
"Cocky" reminded the successful poli
tician nf his promise, and Disraeli kept
his word, lly a wave of the niagt
cian's wand Mr. llallle Cochrane be
came the first Lord I.amlngton and
an ornament to the House of Lords.
II. A, V.
Easy 8havlng.
The Jamaica nexroes, some of whom
are great dandies in their way, make
a soap out of cocoanut oil and home
made lye, und a flue snap It Is,
smooth nnd fr:it;ranl. This cocoanut
oil soap is useff for shaving, says
Health. When a man wishes to shave
Iu the nurnliii he starts out with bis
cocoanut, shell cup and his donkey.
tail nrusii and a bottle, it Is never
any trouble to'find an empty bottle li
Jamaica, even'fu the mountains. At
least twenty generations of thirsty
people have lived there nnd thrown
nway iie bottle. The -man carries
no mirror, because he has none to
carry. Xo: one uero cahln in a doz
en has even a ' cheap looking glass.
But Nature prtwides the mirror as well
as the soap, Tne man goes to a con
vcaient pool in the mountain stresra,
where the water is still, aud there Is
bis mirror. He breaks his bottle on
a stone and picks out a good sharp
piece. Then he lathors his face pro
fusely and begins lo scrape away with
bis olece of plass, which works almost
as well aa a sharp razor.
Dear! Dear!
Country Rector's Wife (engaging
nan servant) "And can you wait at
OlnnerY '
Man Aw, yen, mum; I'm never
that hoonitry but I can wait until
you've doue. Punch.
"When ebher a man goes an' com
mlta suicide I'jh a jr.nl won't hab
him," exid L'nHe" Kbn, "It ahowa dat
ie gal was about ricjit In her guean
as to his riualili.-ailonx fob makin' a
good huirlianil,Vrw1'nlriKton Btar.
Physicians hive long boon looking
for a himuloj heudacha cure. Ii
has been produced by an eminent
chemist of the National Capital. I
is known as BiMMo l'Ki'e'iN. Besides
caring every form of headache
instantly, Bkjm) I'kpis is equally
and as promptly efficacious iu
chronic and acute indigestion and
the nervous disorders incident there
to. It is eflorveacent aud pleasant
to take and insy be hsd of all np-to
In te druprgiHta r.t ten cents a bottle.
It comes ss a boon to intiukiud ard
wi.-muuhood. For sulo by .'. O..
At u;nti'uiig, drugy18'-
Advertise iu the i'uict.
DESIRABLE RKSIDENCB
On tlio fxmtliwoxt miner of Ilurford
Htul Molt stm'tw. In tlm Iloronjfli of
Milfcril, Ta., will lx sold on favornblo
terms to the j.urclinT. Tlie house,
oonilrlslnjr nil ojhmi hull, Hitting or
reception psitn, jmrlor, iliiilii-rooni,
butlers imntry (ltlel with hot nnd cold
wntr, etc., nnd kitchen with rnnpp,
Iniller, lmt nnd cold wiik-r, rto., on
flrMt floor nix iK-d-rooms mul a Imth
room with hot nnd cold water and
other modern conveniences, on second
flir nn itinplo pitiTet, and tome
nnd clnw't room throttnliout alHo two
Iure rooniM, cniUtlilo for billiard,
cowing nnd children's jtlny-nxMii, or
other Hlmllar imriineH a ekx1 cool
and dry cellar, with coal and wood
coiiijiartnientH entirely wimrnte there-
from, well liKht(Hl and (xniveniently
arranjriHl snvral oM-fmtfi fount ojhi
fire platr all httrnl ajipmvnl own
plumbing, l'leasant jKirclKfl on three
Hides the whole thoroughly renovat
ed, newly piloted and mi'red and in
first class condition. Sjxtciou yrviiml
xurroundinjr, all In nent fence, witli
macadamized drive-wBy, Ixwitiful
lawn, highly cultivated gurilen, old
fruit trees, flowers and niirulis in
central portion of the llorough, on a
main htrei' witldn three minute
walk of l ost oillce, churches and
stores. Apjiiy to or address
II y. T. Hakkk, Milford, l'a.
March 1, 1904.
A Sure Thing
h is smu tunc notning is sure
except death nnd taxes, but thnt Is
not altogether true. Dr. King's
New Discovery for consumption Is n
sure cure for nil lung and throat
troubles. Thousands can testify to
thnt. Mrs. C. B. VanMotre of
Shepherdtown, W. Va., says "I had
a severe caso of bronchitis and for a
year tried everything I heard of.but
got no relief. One bottle ot Dr
King's New Discovery then cured
mo absolutely." It s infallible for
croup, whooping congli, grip, pnen
rnoma and consumption. Try it
It, 8 gun ranted by nil drueelsts
Innl bottles free. Hegular sizes
50o, fl.OO.
If you want folders for leap year
partios or dances, Tub Phbss has
handsome ones at an easy prioe,
JuBt remember we do any kind of
printing from a large post ;r down to
a beautifully engraved card, and at
reasonab'.o rates. Will be glad to
have ordors for vondne bills.
Notice is hereby given by ilis
Lewis that he will, on or before the
31st day of May, 1904, file his
credentials with, and make applies,
Hon to, the State Board of Iw
Examiners to be examined by said
Board on the 21st nnd 22nd days of
June, 1904, for admission to the Bar
of the Supreme Court of Pennsyl
vania.
REG I ST EFTS NOTICE
Tho f llowinir accounts have been died
with the Ri Kisleranil till be presented to
the Orphans' Court for confliiimtlon on
the firt,(, Monday of June next:
Kstale of Peter A. j. Quick, ideceawd.
Second nnd pnrllul account of Lena A.
Tnllt-awo, executrix.
KMiue of John H. Holder, dncrnned. The
ncciiunt of Mtneivn Btmirr, Mdmlnlkimtrix.
Klat) of UerliHin Jjiiuurll, ducensed.
Klret und flnul nceoont of UxraliHiiiH.Uuti
null aud HImuii Zimmcrimin. execiitura.
JOHN O. WKrtTHROOKJr.,
May Oth, 1U04. Kegiatoi.
WIDOW'S APPRAISEWENT
The fo'lowing appraisement set apart
to widow have been tiled wlih the K. k'.o
lernnd will be pniu-iitcd to the Oruiinua'
Court for cohflruiibi Ion sod Mllowanue on
the ffi-Mt Mondiiy of June next:
Juitatu of licorge H. LungtoD, dropjtfled.
Inventory und Apprttlartiieitt of (Mtmonnl
properly ei upart lo widow, Aaeunth V.
Lflnicton.
Ktmo of John M. Smith,' deceased
IlivelUoiy nnd Apprtii&emeut of perpiuiMl
properly iet npnrt lo widow. June tMittth.
JOHN C. WKSTbKDIJK,
Mny Oth, l'JOt. R Hl.ltfr.
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Repairing
DONE PROMPTLY.
78 like Ktrtwt, Port Jrvis, N. Y
Vyckoffs flew York
YOUR SUMMER.
Your Summer outfitting can be done in this
store to your complete satisfaction and it's not
a bit too early to make selections. We cannot
too strongly emphasize the worthiness of our
equipment of warm weather wearables. Can't
tell you about the whole stock, so we'll just
hint here nnd there nnd cordially invite your
earliest inspection.
Introductory Tbetwopicnesolt
Sale or Two "H1U VUB " ui
PiCCG Suits summer
lavonie y eve
got a very handsome showing in
Lawns, Muslins, Percales and soft
Silks. We have been very busy in
this line, many numbers closed out
but new cue coming to take their
plnoes. This seems as thongh it
would be a Shirt Waist Suit season.
White
There's more style, more
comfort and more econo
my In a shirt waist tl an
Waists
in any othor garment in a woman's
wardrobe. This department, con
sidering the backwardness of the
season, has been unusually bus?.
Reason Js apparent when you see
the style and quality we offer for
the price. Every single gnrment is
new, positively this season's make.
Lawn Wrappers Tne warm
Mntinoo Snira weather is on
in earnest and
you can make yourself comfortable
by nslng our lawn wrappers tor
working and one of our matinee
suite really a two-piece lawn suit,
a dressing sacque and skirt. These
at about tbe price of an ordinary
wrapper, neat and dressy. Our
lawn wrappers are in Itg'it and unrk
colors All sizes np to 46.
WYCKOFF'S NEW YORK STORE
Stroudsburg, Penn'a.
Samples Cheerfully Given, Mall Orders Promptly Filled,
...FOR...
! YOUNG MEN &
YOUNG WOMEN f
TRAINING AT THE I
PORT JERVIS
I BUSINESS INSTITUTE
I HUBBARD BLDG. 1
S PORT JERVIS, N. Y. S
ALL BRANCHES, .
1 THOROUGH $
INSTRUCTION;
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OR EVENING I
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2 YEAR 'ROUND.
S Off. ERIC DECOT S
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 oh
J. D. Van Tassel,
Corner Ann and Fourth streets
MILFORD PA.
Fir Insurance.
OLD RELIABLE COMPANIES.
RATES REASONABLE
Charles O. Wood. Agt.
SnnecMor to J. J. Hart.
t JtT-Offloe q rear nf Ktwldeboe on Ann St
Milford, Plk Co., Pa.
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OUTFI
TING
Best Time
to
Got a white goods
show here thnt
will please yon in
11 ways. Sheer
Buy
White Goods
Lawns, satin damask designs, P.K.,
etc. A recent purchase of about. W0
yards of ue.w, medium weight, mer
cerized material at a time that
enables the Belling of D5o goods at
25o and a 20o material at 20c yard.
Men's
Shirts
The Season's collection
is complete. We can
suit tiny taste and fit
any price. Perfection
of style, fit nnd finish ninrk every
shirt in the stock. The merits of
onr line of Eclipse Shirts improve on
acqtiniotanre. Are you acquainted?
Our negligee shirts at 45o to 98o are
good value nt 20 per cent. more.
You'll find uiiiimibI merit, too, in
our neckwear, collars and cuffs. Our
two for a quarter collars are linen
on both Bides.
XeWS Al)0Ut ft'1'1" will again
SumillCr lHrPB'T worn this
IUMioiis snim"' i';'ere
no st"ck in this sec
tion to compare witli ours in point
of variety, in qualities, widths, colors
and price. Our washable taffeta
ribbon is tbe kind that can be wash
ed and look well afterwards.
Ryman & Wells
81 Have a fine line
1
of wall papers
all new stock.
A store full of
j; other necessary
I articles also.
! Please call and
! examine before
I buying.
RymanSWells'
IVUlforc!, Pa.
Supplying
The Table
AN EVERY DAY PROBLEM
We Rolve It by keeping
Fine Groceries,
Canned Goods,
Choice Meats,
Fresh Vegetables.
EVERY THING FOR AN ELEGANT DINNER
GUMBLE & RYDER
Harford St. Milford Pa.
Bluo'Front Stables,
Port Jarvls, N. V.
Adjoining Gimmer'n Union House
Road, carrittge, draft and farm
homes for sale. Exchanges made.
A large stock from v li it'll tu wake
twileclions. CANAL BT.
Hiram Towner.
William. B. Kenworihey, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
OfHoo aud rvldt-ue Biond sttrtt
idl Court Hijumi. WlLFOKI), VA.
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