3f-f,(0n(U)fU)f(. efi flrr-j Ar" f-n ...uisil UhjUiil uwuy til v J ; n w. I U I ! 1 .Jv,..m Li W u .i Wo are ro hi g to be more liberal than ever in 1904 t' 5 - ! . v i. "71 J r-; COLLEGE ADVANTAGES to users of Lion Coffer, I.'ot only will te Lion-Hcrul?., cut from tlic packages, be good, as heretofore, for tlio valuable premiums we have always fciven our customers, but t' o n i im m mm r f b ; is 5 a ! J t is f f i l Ll i 5 2 a ! u 7 ' F- - - 1 ' ' J h " s. i i- ffi V.K f bit KMr- e Xfcdii v. HI M If ri the sairo Lloti-t'etrls will entitle you to estimates in our 30,000.00 Or.t1 PriM Conlcf(f, which will make soma of our patrons rich men end women. You can send in as many estimates as c!4ired. There will be TWO GREAT m it in t- ;- The first contest will be on the Tnf3 'or J 're ri font to be cast o,oo.po on the two, and, J'lly 4th nitendance at the Ct. Lon! Worhl'z Tah ; the -contl rclp'tes to Totrl st Nov. 8, lyl. $20,ov:.(.o will be disirib''.d i". cn'.h of the; contests, makinff to make it siill more Interesting, in adtjtiou tj this nradmit, we will Rive a QranfJ Fir:. Prhe cf gO,003.CO x: rs h,1' iwmni opportuuitirsot w;nn:i:g r. u:g cr.bn prue. . .A;; -t s -r-a Printed blanks to found in Five Lion-Heads jr""": cut from Lion Coffee Packages and a a cent stamp entitle you (in addition to the reg ular free premiums) to ons vote in either contest: WORLD ''Li - 4 vote cn every Lion Coffee Pack age. The 2 cent stamp covers the expense of our acknowledgment to you that your es timate is recorded. FAIR CONTE3T Wnt will b tho tner.l JulT 'h attcri4nc at the St. Lmlt World'! Fair? At Chicago, J iW 4. 1KW, the attendanco wan SS3.2rj. For nearest correct cM'.niatr-t received in Wooison Spice Com pany' oiii'te. Tolclo, Ohio, on or before Juna 3th, KH. we will Kive ti'-st prir.o for tiM n'itcst correct eitiruatc, second priae to the oett neate&t, etc., etc., as follows: 1 Firs JTlze 13. BOO. 00 1 Rarond Pvise 1 ,000.00 2 Prlr-js seoo.OO .ksb 1,000.00 C Pr!r 20O.OO " 1 ,000.00 lO PHtos lOO Ol " 1 ,000.00 SO Trlies 60.00 " 1 OOO.OO ROTrlMl 2000 " 1900.00 2:",9 Prizes 10.01 " 2.BOO.OO 18CO Pil-Sl- 6.00 " H.OOO.OO 2139 PRIZES, TOTAL, 20,O0O.OO PRCSIDENTJAL VOTE CCfiTCBT What will be the trnl Poritilnr Vot caft for Presldrrt f voted for ail enrlirl.ires corrhitird ) nt the cl;"Mon Noven, b';r 8, i? Iji llKHictertion, n.y.t.S'ipcop'evolrt for 'resident. Ft ne;irett cor rect rstinirts reenvrt! i?j .'ootS( n S'ico t. p. 3, otVce, i ol, ro, O., on or b?(oie Nov. 5. K M . c w ii: (five iir"t prire tor the nearest cor rect estimate, second prUc to tlfjucxi nca oit.eic.elc.us ft.llowa; 1 rtrstPrlte 3,BOO.OO 1 Bscotta Prlre 2 Pi Isea sot.iO.00 acb B Pvizes 2M0 OO " 10 PMJies 100.00 " SO Frlen 50."0 " 60 Prlxris 20. OO " rRO Prices 10.00 " 1800 Prlises 6.00 " 2189 PRIZES, l.COO.OO .1. OOO.OO 1 .OOO.OO 1. OOO.OO 1,000.00 1, OOO.OO 2.600.00 n.ooo.oo TOTAL, S20.0OO.0O 4279 PRISES 4270 Ehtr'.fcdsd to th Public sjsregsting S55,003.G9-ln eddHlan fa whloh vi the!l g!ra S5,CS3 to Grocers' Clarks (sea particular in LICM CZlflZ c3) mr,k!n- a f rani tstal et $0,0S0.C3. CCr."!PLETE CSTAiLED PARTICULARS IN EVERY PACKAGE OF WOOLSON SPICE CO.. (CONTEST DEP'T.) TOLEDO, OHIO. 0 sen ,i p4 1 Johnson's Shoo Storo ThoLaFrancet 1 Shoss FIT because tlio lasts they're made on wcie planned by experts. They keep their .shape, becan.se the workmen who made them jire experts. They wear be cause their 'leather was selected by experts. Our footing as a i?.hoe man has made us lit to lit the feet. Bring in yours. We'll lit' em. 3 -.1 A Startling Te3t To stiTO a tifo. Dr. T. G Mm ritr. of No. Muhooimny, Ph , made a stfirtl iri tost resulling in n wondcrfu1 cure. Ha wntis, "n patipnh vrtt Httttckpcl with violent linmorrlidt;" CHtisftl by nltituatioii of tho slonmch I hntl uftiMi fonnil Kli-otrirt liiltt'i-i excellent for nonto t imnoh ntnl liver troubles 8i I jiresurihcJ the'n. The pntietit jitiined fpiii the first, nntl 1ih nut liitii mi nttitck in 14 i months." Electrio Biltera art) jvisi. tively eniiiiiiiit'Ctl fur ilyspi -p-t i, ln diKOstion, constiintiuii ami kidney troubles. Try them. Only COe Ht all ihuRgistM. i.1 MII...I.II. This -falling of your hair! Stop i:, or you will soon be ball. Give your hair some Ayer's Hair Vigor. The fall ing will stop, the hair will JOHviSON, TITER OF FEET. Port Jervi. N. Y. WANTED 1 If you want folilots for leap year parties or tlauees, The Pkess has lmndsotne ones at nil aey price. Just remember we do any kiud of printing from a large (Ont rtlown to a beautifully engraved card, and at reasounblo rates. Ws'.I be glad to li'ivo orders for veudua bills. ' SUMMER BOARD Ity thousands of Hr.ioklyn j)eoile. Can you take a few? It sn, list vnur house in the liltOiildiVN DAILY KAfiljU IMl'OltMA TION mTJtKAl', for wbleh pur pese a printed blank is provided. Tiie servkt-j of 1 he 1MKOKMA TION 11UK1CAU Will Cost You Nothing The lirooklyn Kaele Is the be-rt atlvD tisin; iiiKiktm tn the world H ranies mow les nt advuiiNC lnents tlmn aiv New Vo: k puper. It Btands fKK-KM IXKX 1 1A st the heid. An ADVr.lSTISIi.Mr.NT in t'.-,c KaulecostB liltle, but briius Imvjb rvHiiltx, hetvoise the K (.; 1. 10 IX KOK.'JATIO.N HUltKAL' is toii stantly helping it. Write fr ll.-itiiii blink, pietioe of l',ure.ui and Adveilit-ini; ltate Card. Address INFORMATION BUREAU BROOKLYN DAILY KAGLK Bhooi:lvx, X. Y. Mention tHu i-mv 1st vtilch you a this adverliMMiit.ut. "it w To 3 grow, and the scalp will be clean and healthy. Why be n satisfied with poor hair when i you can make it rich? " Vy linip n"nri nil nme otit, T tltii trl1 ij Afrr'o i!;iir V r tint only one br-tllo Rttijipt'l r i! l:i.lit".; Ni f betir ruiue in real lliirk mirl & 'nt a im'A euriy." fo&a. h. M. Smith $ Uit! ' li Rft. ft. I. f!00 r. bvti. 3.G. ATKro. for i oici 1 r i flair i-ffieorr-.wa-erijaitrairjiaKjwtToaKaBJi Dress mnkint; in nil brnnid'esi. Maky l.t'iiWKi. BroadSt.. llilford.l'iv. DinaniHii'u is litiadir.ia iters Downey's confetti ions. for c - a fc e Sr ". n rv I uiiul 2 East Stroudsburg. Pa State e l.'!!ltll- S . - lal i i. .i-.h Ai il Tvi.. K R 5 "ttriiiu! ('Mtirt-i. irt I ..r M Li -lc .-A il-tf. S.n-'i-'i v.rt 'in-lit-. TUITION i-t-s j-'t i- .;r v. Washington Hotels. RIGGS HOUSE. L. I Camp, HrltlCijal. A. r.i. Tho hoti.'l par eno-lii-ix e of Uh rtitt)iil ,tfi;ii."i wlllitll oiib iibit k i.f tii V. Iillf ti ni- ftni 0 ' nvi ly i , K'.it; i tin 'i'r. iLut y. V.'ILLAKD'S HOTEL ft.ninW h'tti lry, ivin.ii kiilt' f.j,1 H- tiis' ri'a 1 iiHvi' in iTt.- mni -t-n, Mi-Utl mu ii.ti prtrtutUy roluiuisu.ni n T10MAL H01XL A iauthatii k ftiutt;g htts of VVa-b- I tn. iU!:ts liiitl tilu-tl 1iiH'i.itS. A'-v.tys it f ii I nit l.iV'tnto. ii'-.:t-iiL y rt'sinnii i t ii'i-l ! n !i li'ii'd '.,i-'-l,-r liitii r. '-i i-;.. i:. ! K !-, WAlirit HI i !''). .Ni I i- !t -tt-'l- ivff tint f? n.ri, ii ui::.t.! THE 1EV YORK WORLD Thiice-a-'A'esk Edition Read Wheraver the Cnsllsh Lsntuaga la Spoken STAPLE. Protrltor. Tlio Thr!eo-a-Wu.k Wotld win a bri: iimit htiitcH lu ilio bHhuiini; atid htit, tx'n sttMillly (truwing ever (frt. Time la the tent uf utl 'hltiB. Htirl l:a set Pa acnl of approval u the Thrice-a-VW'ek World, which U wiiloly circulated lu every state and territory of the Union, and wherever there art peopla who cau rend our inotbor tongue. Ttil.- pi'ir for thej coming winter nnd the ye-ir p.f H. will nudte ioi iuna service, if ptissihle. more extHiisSe than ever. All evtMiia nf importance, no intttter where they happeu, are reporteti accurately and promptly. the fiul.rtcriber for only ona dollara year tf.-ts th:t.e pe.pets everv week and more le'wfi and geoerid rending than mofst (;reat ditillos cau l urui.ih at tlvu or six times the trirr The Tin lee-a-Wei'k Wuild in ubolntely fair iu it p,,lit:i n) uewa. lin Ipiiu bi.td in never allowed to alieet ltn nu.v: cohltaim aad il.-ni. cr;it aiul O'publictin ahLo ean 'jt taltlinilM p-'iK 'rt trolhful te:eoilt:t of nil tlie great pointed oiunp'Ons. I u a.iJ i ot .a to u! 1 thu uts the Thrice a .rid f iir ui -.hea lli tj.vt RtM'ial tic ot itc m:i ki'fc n-joi ts and other I li.l !.-t. it'e-a- e.'iit k Srorlii'.re''tiliir snl- lii. If eiily 1 ,.r i -ar ulii! tldf i 'i : i.-. S f ni'i r 1 1 , 1 .-. one '.d t he ikj i. ouuty ' ' .... y. ... ..r 'I.,..!' '.i-.vt.i'liU p' iCU t'f thl lt. .1 Fending their only dimchtrr to rol leire was no joke to Mr. and Mrs. Bnnlsder, but they golaenil tliem aelren with the tliniorbt that It was for her pond. Mrs. mister waa Rare It would rrive Amy poise and culture lind place her towum tho foremost ranks of the hlshly edwnted women. l"or the first week l?tlers came eaeh dny from tho littlo freshm-in. and I they were bu'KltiR with homesickncRS. Mr. Hanister advised brlnplng Amy home Bitain immediately, but Mrs. HaniHter deelaved that Amy wou'd re cover from her strenuous longing to return home and would get Into the college spirit. Finally, a brief letter nm explain- Inr; tbnt Amy was bo full of calloge nflairs that she con! J not write a InnR letter until Rundny. Mr. P.nn'eter was triumphant and Mr. P.anlster ap peared a liltle disappointed, goon the Inns let'er arrived, and Mr. and Mrs. Panlster settled down to enjoy it, one anticipating the signs of recently no- quired culture which slio felt sure would nppenr In the missive, and the other watching ns eagerly for the slcns of that sound common sense Y'ltleh he was certain a college edu- cnilcn would give his daughter. Mrs. Banister rend the letter aloud. "College Town, . "Sunday Afternoon. "Death Mother and Father: 'I knew I'm perfectly terrible not to have written before, but I ve been so tremendously busy. Tho freshmen held a cl.!8i meeting hist week, and It whs the most exciting thing 1 ever saw. Why, l rutin t Know I count get so excited over anything-. You know I.eith Hamilton isn't that Just the sweetest name you ever heard, I.eltht of course yon don't know her, but never mind. Well, there were several nominated for the office of President, and t thought I'd vote for Delth Ham ilton because her name was bo pret ty. Just as I was voting, a horrid, patronizing slrl Said I must vote for Miss Hamilton because she was by far the sttinnlngest girl in the class. Then I Just scratched Miss Hamilton's name out. and put down that of plain Mary Pi-own. Ask father If thnt was not independence. 1 don't know who was elected. You see, I got so work ed up when I found Mary Brown wasn't going to win that t Just went homo and cried my eyes out. Of course I didn't know her, but I was terribly anxiotiB to have the girl I voted for win. ' "It was so pood of f:tther to deposit money in the bnnk for me here so I could cheek It out. That check book Is Just the cunningest thing I ever saw. I don't have time always to write the amounts on the stub, but I guess the bank men will let father know when the money is gone. I ma'te out a check every time I run up a bill even as little as a dollar, be cause I love to write tn my little checkbook. It Is uslnfj up the book pretty fast, but it's lots of fun. "I haven't put oa my heavy flannels yt, and I'm not going to. Do you know the girls here don't wear flan nels In the coldest weather. This wear ing thick winter underclothlnp Is a mistaken Idea, for it Is weakening. Why, the girls Just throw Ice-cold wa ter over their arms nnd shoulders so aa to harden themselves, and all of them are Just the most athletic look ing things. You don't know how sim ply grand It Is not to wear heavy llanuels. I am so glad you two con sented to my having a college educa tion. "Oh, there Is senior here who Is a perfect dream. She ha3 the most mag. hair (all the girls say mag. for magnificent, you know,) and she Is such an artistic soul. She coils and pufls her hair until eke looks like am angel, and she walks like a deer. Her smile Is just t lie divinlest thing, aad she Is so hauchty that I simply fall down and worship her. I have sent her violets four or Ave times, and I often slip Into her room when she Is out and leave n pan of fudge. I am going down into the swamp to-morrow afternoon for some beautiful autumn leaves that I heard her admiring the other day. It's tremendously wet down there, but If my senior will only smile on me I will ba happy. All the girls have some senior crush, you know, at least all the girls who are In Tim PKT. I am proud to state that your little daughter is counted In THE SFT and expects a ripping; time dur ing her eol'.ego course. "I attended my first dance last week. The girls were Just- the pret tiest things. Y'ou'd never Imagine ttnu girls whose hair is rather frowry and gowns somewhat carelessly worn could look so stunning In evening; dress. You know we are not so par ticular about our dress at recitations, because we have so many things to attend to that we haven't time to keep our hair Bmoeth or our gowns scrupulously brushed. I wore my p'nk muslin. I wish I could have one of those oTopy gowns that all the swell- est fills are wearing, Don t you think, father ,v you could afford to buy me r a.' .u know I'm taking coursen O ut require the fewest books, so that you can put the money I save ln(o drens. "I am getting along all right In my .udies. I don't know whether I'll get Ih rough in mathematics, but I can tutor. Some of the swe!!est girls have to employ tutors for nearly every study, eo It U no disgrace. Two of my stujies are perfect snaps. I was ot sited to take Ihnm, for a freshman uust not study too hard, or she won't nve any time to get Into the swln if rolleje life. "Your most devoted daughter, "AMY." LlercantHo Appraisement FOR ID04 XOTIOR IS HRREHY GIVES to nil t.pjilt'rN in (T'KutR, wnrtis, inorchnndisf, oom jti'itlittcn nr.it PliVctd of whuttivrr kind or rintnro, whothrr of shn growth, prcHln.-re mitt itiiitntfMlttin of the lnitntl SrnU'H or tit miy fori'lKii Mate, nnd nil mlllcrt nntl coal fiealiT wit Mm thw Uouniy of Piko, In the Stiit of Pi'ntiv!vhl,lii. tlmfc thry ni-fl uKbsinVtl nnd nsM'M.-d by the npprni'HT of" miH'Citntiio imio li. hPiUX roiinry for t e ymr lK)t hm hWnw given, mid tlmt ( lny ttto bcvei-iilly n-quiml to t'lkeotH n Mot-iiKo nt tlm .'MU? of the I'tiutity Trcnsttror nt Mtl ford on or hrfoio Uih first dy of .July. Mf4. If not Mild on the above dattt suit will hi' hnniplit n prr Act of At-n-mlj!j tn Mich criRfrt lutide nud provhh-d. I'd'; JltyL-, vM-.i'slit A "BEST OF ALL FLOUR. ' FEED, MEAL, BRAN. OATS, and HAY. When in need of any Hello to No. 5.. or coai3 to SAWKILL MILL, MILFORD. PA. RETAIL jUIoomlDK Gror Township SEE DcGroiifc Dentils.. Stclner Man bins. . More. . Kenl ksiate IJroker. lelan-r Town.hlp Alhrluht A. L. & Co Store. AIIilotl VV. H I'lldt-ogriipiier. Hrlnk I'll- iiiiw M More. Hiist-oe II. L ., Mnson'a 8up-.lie. Clmtllloii Louis Hotel. Dnsentierry Win Produce Kulmei- t. F.. Jr Hotel. Kbit tier I" li Butcher M.ocler FriinrU Ilotfl. I'erMin C ri Butcher. Vim A liken Geo. B Store Van Ft ten K. K Sons . . Boartllng )loti-e. Vun Uonlen 11 L Hotel. Illnffman Toatnahlp Rolllotut F. O Hotel. ItiiOII l.onH Hotel Chut II Ion Alfred. . . Boarding House Bailor. .Mrs L Boarding Hons. MtCnitv t'has. U... More. Man William Hotel. Morgan lteeiler Butcher. Scliiiuno Jus. F Bearding House. 3reaa Township Belseher Poter Fvrtlllmr Uilpln tiros More Haines F. li Mure. nick .1. nnd '3 More. Lowe Kilwar.l F Store. l C. F Store. Wilson Edgar Houidlug Housu. ljickwsen Tuwaahlp Aliiinu Sani'i! Hotel mi tiluhl Jason btoro Cotiri rialit, Bros Store. Dellert Kdiiuind More Kl-ton (i A Hotel i'.lwnitRcr Phil Store Faust Kilwiird Storo. nivnld Clans Store. Hmikiiis R. H Store. HollwrtJ. (i Boarding House. MeMahoti Uroa store. Mver John F Hoiol Rowland A. U Hotel and Ston-. Hettsimlt, Mrs. Chan.. . Hotel nod But..hur Sniit ii John K Store. mith M. K Store. Smith ll;-os Store. ;chott John Store Van Akin S. L t-tore Xehman Township Hotel .Store,. Store. Store. Hote 2 Table Peters K. F Boniding House -chlaefer tieo. P Baker Peters K. F 4 Pool Tables. Smith Cliutou Store Mllford noroug-h Aimer J. E Sfcwe. Ariuslrnns CO Drug Store Ariiistrong T. and Co Store Heok r rett A Motel Dis k John C Hotel Bovd J. F. Hotelier Uourutquo P. N Boarding House 1 Tauie, 1 Alley Cornelius Betty Unsanr. Dingninll Kiilo V Slore. Deljerllm Ijouls Blcychts- Kmersoii H. K. and Co Drug More In all DO YOU EXPECT TO BUILD? THEN A. D. BROWSE and S Manufacturer, and dealers kinds of Lumber, Contractors and Builder Estimates made : personal atten tion given and work guaranteed OFFICE. Brown's Buiidin?. Milford, Pa ! vv0l k sv, ei..! in', t t h: for ,1 !! t . O Jl.-.,. . Quick Arrest J. A. Gtilledge of Verbena, Aln was twice in the hospital from severe caso of piles causing 21tDuiors After doctors and all remedies failed Huekleri 'a Arnica Salve quickly ar ic-'1 farther li.lliuiiii.'-tion aim cured Ijiii). It cunqaers aches as; kills pain. 25o at all tlragijiets. Bach M. L Itensley II. F Delhlcr James Nyce M. C. and Son.. . Ouciihcimur Clara. . . . f-'WeV i w. 1 1 APRIL HAY J IKS E nr tin thi nun' Imo'irtiint iikmh hs of t.n yrtr ON THE FA R M Tho work d.ino thru iii'N.tt. th fotcccss or failure of f In fur m for tho v'ir. As an Aid to S u 3 o e 3 every fnrmor should hi tnudi, wltii new inpihiidH vliirh wi1! incrt nse t lit r;idiH i jvciun md Colts' q ii out r ivirniit' f hi.tf.tim. WEEKLY VISITOR which will trive aid of this kind wl'li rhMopHiion nnd prnoth-iil exM!flt;('ii ipf tilt- hi'-r Known ri riLUtlrurnl uitthoritifs tn Ahht lcit, tu an iulerfhtinu iiitiinu'v. t NEW-YORK TRIBUNE FARMER Don't forfff-t. th-U it Nn In entfittiinltitf p;i r"A ttr t 'i wives, boo an 1 1 t'tn-'it-T. - You nmv M-cuit i: tn (Mun tiou with y'Mir h nil-' (jnp. i THE PIKE vhi.-1. I'l COUNTY PRESS .M, ' hy ri n d toy yonrurdt-r ntotioe to a j THE PRESS, MILFORD, PA. Delaware Valley Railroad mW Tims Table in Effect October I, I903 Frieh Bonlst. J Gamble and Ryder Hafner h. V HorniH-ek D. II Knul Florence F Kelly Dr. John Kyte Benjamin lent i. K. j. and sou M ver J. A MoCarty John Mitchell Mnry...., Miluhell W. & a Mils P. M Nilis P. M H. mini a:nl Wells Si ruble W. T Ihortiton t'has. K Tissot Marie. ..Hotel Butchern. Hnrne Itleycles. Milliner Hotel. Store Hardware. . .Phos arapher. Store. Milliner Store. Hotel. . ..1 PoolTnlilo Store. Mil'er Hotel. Hotel. p. in io on 9 Oil P. M l i 35 f!8 37 '13 !W f 13 47 13 411! .'13 61 13 07 '13 5".l tl lit 1 05 1 -10 p. m p in STATIONS 1 40 l,V 13 i A r.. ... New York D. L. & W B R. . . . .Philadelphia Broad Street Station . .Ar. Lv. p. ui.ip. in 7 10 25 l 001 fB 03 15 M f& 13 6 14 f5 Pi! fi lu 5 ; f5 24 fo 3i 6 !) 6 !M, 7 HO I.v Fast Srroudiburg 17 03 ' Delaware Vallev .luncllon . f7 01 " Ki. le Viilley f7 13 - Oaltr's Meailows 7 14 " Mar-ilmll's Vrt-M f7 111 " Ouk (irovB f7 PI " Fnitchev 7 23 ' Coollmuih f7 81 " K-ho Lake f7 2rt " I'uru Villa 7 DO ' Sh.HMilnkera 7 33 A r Huslikill p. in ip in. f .tops only on notice to conductor or on slirnal Trains arriving nt Bushkill at 1.10 o. m Ferry, Milford and Port Jervls. II 15 frt M- r 31 f(i i:t 6 II (il in; frl Oil fl n:t I'M (it fS 5!l 5 55 5 40 p ill . connects with stage for Dingihan's I.v 8 35! f fH .'III fH 3.-1, 8 31 M l!l W Plj 8 PI f8 II ra on1 8 05 8 ll 4 :i!t, ti Sit1 f4 dlj f-1 13 4 II fl (f.l f4 Wli 4 n:l ft eii i'3 ,'.' 3 5 ." 3 fy p III ip. Ill Wallace John C Store Palmyra Township c.r.kp'Kn Bosrt.ln8Hstore SELD0P CASE Supterintendsnt, East Stroudsburg, Penna. LuIhu Clam , Hotel. Howluud M C , tMore. WUsou (i. W Store. Porter Township Teerpeuulug Harvoj Hotel fihohola Township fuller Adoloh Hoard iniz Honw. Uartimr 8. tt. John nnd Jjon .stoie. tliulty hdwiti Htore. M:tXMoU K. !.. htore Mi'yur ami Piper Hotel Voirht- GeoiKo UurlKjr. VokIiI, Jidiij, Jr Hotfil. WhUoU Li. li btoru. 7A iLROAO TIME TABLE. Correoted to Data. Allen T. Bull Ii A Westfult Township B Hotel. W. nuil Hon Storo. Bcvnns F. K. Ciihkey Laforgo Iiorr rank Hunker liustave Fell Peter. Hrllur Mailili iseslor F. A. . Lay-leu Mrs. Cora..... 1 H In Martin Mueller Christiana.. . Prescott J. C Seymour C. H Mirocder Jos. A lieu Michael Vim Gonlen J. G Wuitoi-mute. Isaac. .Hotel. ...Hotel, . . , .Store. . .. Storo. . . , .Store. .. . .Store. . , . .Store. . .. - Store. ....Hotel, ... .Holel . . . .Store. . . . .Store. . . . .Mre. . Buc-I.er . . . .Store. .Store Solid Pullman trains to Buffalo, Niag ara Falls, Chautauqua Inko, Cleveland, Chicago and Cincinnati. Tickets on salo at Pars Jervls to all points In the West and Southwest at lower rates than via any other first-class Una. Trains Now Leavc Port Follows. EASTWARD. JKKVIU aS No. Wohinger lioo Butcher. Agreeably to tho Act of the General As- emlly of the Commouwenltb of Pennsyl vania, pusseu April 11, 1810, entitled "An Act relutlour to the nuuoluliueut of mer cantile appraisers and graduating the duties upon wholesale dealer and mer chandise, elo , muu the auppleltieiits there to. Mint "Acs or Way a. liA, ' under signed appraiser uf lnei-canf lie taxes of the I t.otiiit,y ut Pike does hereoy oertity si at the for. going are dealers tn foreiern and tlomestlu uu retianaise lu salu couiay thut have como to my knowledge aud thatthey are c!ase(i mjo lulng to law. W itness my hand this loth day of May, A. U. lift WARREN K. VAN GORDEM. Mcrcaulll.- Appraiser. An Anneal will be held In the Court House lu the Borough of Mlilord between the hours of U a. m. autt 4 p. m., Momliy, J uue tl, 1U)4, when aild where all iierniiu. ititerenttnt in the aforesaid assessment and desor ution may attend if they see profier. W Aftr.li.oi K. VAN tiUrtUt., Mereso'ile Appraiser. U. A. BVV fi,fr.- 1MCH, County Truuurer. 8, Dally Express o, Dolly Kxpresa 8rt, Local Except Sunday. . 43, " 703. War Sunday Only 80, Local Except Sunday 4, Dally Expiess H ill, si 6 10 " 35 " 7 40 ." ' 7 53 " 10 30 " 83, Way daily eito't Sunday 11.65 " vt 43 r. M. 7o4, Similar Onlv 1.10 " !M, Way daily eio't Sund'y 8 00 " 3, Dally Kxpress 4 SO " 7o, Way Sunday Only 4 40 " 708, laical Sunday Only o7 " W. Way daily exo'e Sund'y 6 HO " 14. Kxpress Dally 8 55 " L. R. CARPENTER BROKER STOCKS, GKAIN, ETC. BONDS, COTTON, ETC. s 2 Bought and Sold for Cash or i, rriea on a Mar gin of 3 per cent. WESTWARD. 7, Dally Express 17, Dally Milk Train 1, Daily Express 115, For Ho'dnle E'pt Sun.. 3, Express C hicano bin dot 8y, Local Express Sunday. . 6, Limited Daily Exoreas, So. 7, Dally Express 13 SO 4 M. 7 36 ' 11 84 " 13 lOr.M 6 15 " 50 " 10 30 Tralas leave Chambers street, New York, for Port Jervls on week days at 80, 7 to,' fi 00, 1 16, 10 80 a. at., 1 00, tl 00, t 80, 6 , 7 80, 8 16 P. at. On SuieHys, 8 SO, 7 30. 0 00 . 0 15 . at , 13 30, 8 30, 7 80 9 .15 P. It. D. W. COOKE, Oauerml mb nxttr Agent, Mew York. Ynn will flml that, tlm ser viCMM I lendor you hs a Broker anil the) facilities! llml cunvell ieticus I unit furnish can not b stirpitssnil elsewhere. It is to my intorost that you make money. All buHineaa atrictly cotifldential. CorrnspoiitlnnoM and telephone orders given careful attention. L. R. Carpenter, Cor. Ball and flka Sta. Port Jervis, New York. Represent inK Orsullch, Martin A Co. AH dealers lu the above list are requested to tnlu up thtr llceuses at the Count) 'treasurer s ollico un or Ix-fore July I. lv4. at ;er vv hlch i hey will tie g-iveu tu a J ustiuv of tliu Peace for coltcciiou U. A. Sv. Kl'FNISER, Cuuuty i'rvsuuiur. "Hnn ' 8111 pffpor"1! to fumUh iUUU wood iu stove lentftha at tl a loail. F. F. SfcliTlfi, Milfonl. Xtleiibuua CAJUUti'tionu. tf We tirouietiy oiiis'.n I.!. anil foreiini J , J ' di HU m-Hict, aair-t-:!. or yl uto U lUVt'liUt U loj :v.ttort iu jxtinfaMliiv. nr inn book, i ;; ' iW 10 T !? P - r T V 0 t 'tit linn r liHl L.. ' .';';'J fo lasHHiiSta vposue u. t. fatsnt WASHINGTON D. C.
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