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SUIT SALE
A Mammoth Sale of One
Hundred and Twenty-five new
spring tailor made suits at
about half cost of making.
J anywhere in creation.
speak for themselves.
C QQ for handsome
j season's styles, Cheviots, Venetians, ki
' " etc. Suits
$10.00 to $15.00.
C QQ for elegant suits in Broadcloth, !
g " Cheviot, Voile and fancy mixtnres,
' line taffeta and
prices from $12.00 to
C QH for the choicest
duction, beautiful, suits from the high
class manufactures combining stylo
and quality second to none. Values in this lot
worth from $10.00 to $25.00.
If you need a separate skirt, you save on
the price and have the jacket for nothing.
H ' PIKE STREET, - at the head
A SEASONABLE REHEDY
Emulsion of Puro Norwegian
COD LIVER OIL
With Hypophosphitcs of Lime and Soda
A 12-oz. bottlo for SOc.
Prssorlptlont
H. E. Emerson & Co.,
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compound
j9T Next Door to
PUT YOUR FOOT IN IT...
That's the best way to test a shoe.
If it feels right it generally IS right.
, Shoes made from poor material and
built by cheap labor never feel right
you can spot them soon as you put
your foot in.
We believe that good shoes are the
cheapest shoes they feel better, wear
better and look better than the other
kind. Our prices are right for right
shoes. We sell comtort, durability and
style in shoes.
T. ARMSTRONG & CO.
MILFORD, PCNNA.
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. . NEW LINE OF . .
ZEPHYRS CLOTHS, LINEN SUITINGS,
PIUQES, SEERSUCKERS, PERCALES,
BATISKE, DIMITIES, ETC.
TEAS AND COFFCCS A SPECIALTY
WHITE GOODS AND NOTIONS
HATS AND CAPS, SHOES
WALL PAPER, MATTINGS, RUGS
GARDEN - SEEDS - AHD - irmEL-EFJTS
AGENTS FOR DCVOCIi PA I NTS
AND LISTES'3 FERTILIZERS
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EXTRAORDINARY!
See the suits, they
all-wool suits, all this
that have sold from M
satin linning, original f
$18.00.
of this season's pro-
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of front PORT JERVIS. H
Hotol Fnuehore.
GOODS
ITCH ELL'S,
PCNNA.
j !,c treat rule of iieaiih
("" Kct-p the bowels regular.
A ti J (he i'vt'ii medicine
nUGKIHUHii: IS DYE
SANDYSTON.
A tiny or two npo purl? hn his
honnil dog nut ohnsing rnli'iiis, nnrt,
as it linjipoimil wns rirniHiring his
do? on ported IhikIs. The owner of
Hint dog is woll aware of the penalty
ntlnched to siioh n gross violation of
the gnmn laiv, anl is taking long
chnuces.
8upt. of Kohoola Ralph Docker
visited the schools of this valley
the week Just pMseil and advised
the Sandyatou cloik of board of
education to call a mooting Satur
day evening of this week, to see
what can be done for consolidation
and repairs of school houses. It Is
evident that Supt. Docker means
that B-tndyston must do some re
building, repairs and consolidation,
The city people passing through
here are changing the fashion of last
year. Last year the ladies went
bareheaded and the gents wore tlioir
hats. This ear the mattor Is re
versed. On Hunday a man driving
with two ladies, he bareheaded and
smoking a bad cigar, passed hore. I
felt sorry for those girls and that
horrid smelling stogie.
Joseph Thompson of Branch villa
while driving with his wife and
child on the new road Sunday last
his horses became frightened at the
steam roller and ran away. Tlie
wagon, a new one, was upset and
smashed, his wife badly hurt, and
during the flight of the team they
oollidod with the oarriage of L. T.
Smith and wife and smashed one of
its wheels.
Now is the time when everybody
feels poor from the faot that the
assessor has started on his annual
tour to find the amount of yonr
worldly possessions. Two things
are certain in this life, and they Bre
death and the tax collector and the
assessor only preceded the latter a
few days, while the former is ever
witli us.
The past weok was too wet for
corn planting and little if any was
planted. The weather of Saturday
and Sunday promises to leave the
ground in flue oonditiou, and, as
almost all are ready, the bulk of the
orop will b8 planted ttiis week, bar
ring rainy weather.
Most of the townships in this
oounty have hired their teachers for
the coming year, but as yet this
township has made no move in this
direction, aud as usual will wait
until the other townships have se
cured the choice of teachers.
An exhibition of reckless driving
was seen on our streets Saturday
last and it is hopod the publio may
be uparad anything of the kind in
the future.
Daniel Rasor who was seriously
Injured by being thrown from his
wagon is slowly getting better but
his injuries will affect him for life.
His daughter, Ella, from Buffalo.N.
Y., came home Tuesday last.
The Rubber social at Aden Van-
sickle's Saturday night was well
attended but the net receipts were
not heavy. I inolina to think the
junk peddlers have oaptured most of
the rubber orop in this vioinity
judging from results at the social.
Talk of fi-ih laws when I can see
no use of them at all. Thursday
Tom Hilton and your writer fijhed
on Long Pond nearly all day, and
the result was Tom 6 little peroh
and the writer one buq fl-th. Now,
I am in favor of no fish laws for the
reason that I oannot catch fish, law
or no law.
KIMBLES
Mrs. Phebe Goodrich of Hamlinton
Wayne Co., visited her sister, Mrs.
Harriet Kerkondall, of this place
recently.
Mrs. J. E. Dovlau of Lickawaxon
visited her daughter, Mrs. George
D.miols, Saturday and Sunday,
Mrs. Harriot Kerkendall went to
Salam, Wayne Co., last weok to
care for a noioe who was very siok.
R. II. Jejsnp of Scran ton was in
town Tuesday in the interest of the
Mutual Benefit Insurance of Newark
N. J.
M. E. Stackuouse of Bloomsburg,
Pa., passod through town on his
way to his sawmills on the Jack
Kimble and Mattick estates.
E. S. Jones lout another team
horbe Monday.
A Gura Thing
It is said that nothing is sure
except deatU-and taxes, but that is
not altogether true. Dr. King's
N'yw Discovery for consumption is a
sure cure for nil lung and throat
troubles. Thousands can testify to
that. Mrs. C. B. VanMetro of
Shepherdtowu, W. Va., gays "I bad
a severe case of bronchitis aud for a
year tried everything I beard of, but
got no relief. One bottle of Dr.
King's New Discovery then cured
mo absolutely." It's infallible for
croup, whooping cough, grip, pneu
iiirmia and consumption. Try it.
It's yutirmited by all druggists.
Trul hot ties free. Regular sums
too, II 1)0.
Constipation Cured
A H.IRRVTOW MAWS T. X PF.n I FN( F
Wil li t'AI,-Cl'RA SOLVKNT
Ilr. ITl(t Krnneriy'f New MrcMrlne Cured
IUrn Promptly
Cnnstipntt'in lt'ntlq o worse. Often It
is tho muse nf ifponsMcitls. Alwnrs It
IffMis to tlnnpreron ehronlc tlNmsfv It
MmtiM not 1m nrcrlet'tnl, nor thould H
be temporarily Rllovlntfd with drastic
ptirgtttivos. Jli're Is a ense In point:
Mr. (J. S. istprlioiirtfc, of Horry town,
N. Y, was (li-trtHsc(l with imt!f?"stlon,
chronic constipation nml fcltlnpy trouble
for four yesrs. He trie! ninny novMotnes
without relief He bennl of ('nl-rnrn
Solvent, Ir. Kennedy's new niwtlelnn
used It and vpnn to improve, rapidly.
All of his old romplniuts have dlsHpiehr
ed and he owes everything to Cal-cura
Solvent.
Writ to the Cal otira Gnnipnuy, Ken
nedy Row, Homlout, N. Y., for a free
sample bottlo.
Remember: Only one Dr. Dnvld Ken
nedy ever lived in Rondout, City of
Kingston, N. Y., and be sure you (re his
new and latest medicine, which is sold
only lu l.ot) bottles. All drugRlsts.
D IX (JMAN'S FEKRY.
Lard or pork drippings smeared
around horses ears and eyes will
keep off tho small fleas whloh annoy.
Frank Downs has returned home
from New Jersey.
Not a cow buyer has appeared
here this spring. Soaroity of hay,
the high prices of feed and short
pasture probably keeps them away.
There is a demand here for good
dairy tin ware. The merchants do
not keop it and it is risky to send
away for a supply.
Good butter is 25 oents a pouud.
Eggs 16 and 17 cents a dozen.
Unless the Cave bank repairs in
terfere it is probable a couple of feet
more will be taken from the top of
Conashaugh hill.
H. L. Davenport of Halcyon Cot
tage has made a number of improve
ments and now has a fine place.
City people will soon be here, al
ready some have appeared, aud if
the people would show proper enter
prise and learn the knack of satis
factorily entertaining them, many
more would come and remain. They
bring many dollars here whioh
should partly be spent in general
improvements and providing more
comforts and conveniences for their
proper accommodation. Like every
other business some of the profits
should be spont in betterments.
There is a good demand for cooks
with no supply.
High Falls Hotol has been greatly
renovated and greatly Improved.
The trees trimmed and lawns put lu
exoellont order give the surround
ings an air of neatness. An aer
motor has been erected, a large tank
built and now water is supplied all
through the house.
A number here have disoardod
buying western horse feed as it
seems to injure stock. Better raise
your own Bupply of grain. It will
improve the land and save money.
Hens aro furnishing a good supply
of eggs and the price keeps to a
paying basis.
The seed business is quite an item
this spring with our merchants, and
farmers will have to go down in
their stocking for the money.
Courtesy and fair dealing in a
tradesman will bring business, the
contrary will drive it away.
Some citizens are grumbling be
oauso', in their opinion, tho cribbing
at Cave bank is not properly or per
manently done. It oosts monby to
do a good job and it also neoda a
man who bas the judgement to do it.
A number from here who attended
the danoe at Dalloz In Dingman are
elated at the manner in whioh they
were entertained. All had a splen
did time.
Our ministers are quite active
looking after the welfare of their
flocks. The Presbyterian , pastor
hold a mooting reoently at Centre
which wo4 well attended.
Owners of ties here are holding
on for bettor prices. Peters Bros,
at Buahkill pay good prices, cash or
trade.
Farm for Sale
An opportunity is offered to any
one desiring a farm suitable for
dairying, with large meadow, 103
acres in farm, double barn and 8
room house. Or for any one wish
ing to locate a summer resort. Large
fish ponds may be cheaply made.
Beautiful fulls and glen on the
premises. White pine lumber and
building materials on the place
sufficient, for all repairs and new
work. 2 miles from Sanderson's
new fwh pond and proposed club
house. A mile of Decker's creek
runs through the land. The farm
located in Delaware townnhip is
offered cheap. AdJro.ss Joseph
Caune, Dingmuns, Pa. tt
Quick Arreut
J. A. Gulledge of Verbena, Ala.,
was twice in the hospital from a
severe case of piles Causiug I'iiumora
After doctors aud all remedies failed
HueHen's Arnica fenlve quickly ar
reutod further liilUiiuinition and
cured him. It conquers hcIics and
kills pain. 25o at all druggists.
M ATA MORAS.
T?ev. Nallian L. Rockwell, of
Hidi;e(leld, Conn., was the guoot of
J. G. Van Gordon over Buntlay.
Mrs. Frank Blakotioy of Newark,
N. J , has been spending a tew days
at her former home on Cookson
street. She returned home Satur
day. Mrs. Bolomon Jones of Lake Ariel
has boon the gunat of her son,
Arthur, on Third street, for a few
days. Mrs. Jones returned home
Monday.
John Deckley of New York city is
visiting his mother on Division
Btreet.
At Epworth churoh Sunday, Rev.
Nathan Rockwell of Ridgefleld, Ct.,
preached both morning and evening
two very fins sermons. There was
a large attendance nt both services.
At the morning service Miss Cora
Billmau sang a solo, Miss Nellie
Lnngton presided at the organ. At
the evening serviue, Mrs. Milton
Shay sang a -solo, and the choir
rendered some special mnsio.
The Pike county teachers' exam
inations will take place at the Mata
moras school building on June 6.
E. L. Kemp, A. M , Ph. D., priu
clpal cf the East Stroudsburg normal
school, will deliver an address to
the graduation class on Friday even
ing, May 27, at tho school building.
Miss Lulu Presoott, a teacher at
Warwick, is at her home on Wash
ington street for the summer vaca
tion. Dr. E. B. Wenner of Philadelphia
and Mr. Booth, a druggist, of the
same city, syent a few days in Mat
amoras recently as the guest of Dr.
Arthur Wolfe on Pennsylvania av
enue. Dr. Wenner is a brother in
law of the doctor.
Nathan Young is improving his
residence on Cookson street, having
a piaz.a in front and on the side,
aud au extension on the west side of
the house.
Charles Quick on Cookson street
is having his residonoe repaired. A
new roof is being put. on.
The Hill residencejon Third stroot
Is undergoing repairs. The interior
of the house is being fixed up for
two families. It is a very pleasant
location for a summer home.
Mrs. Charles Snyder and daughters
are visiting relatives in Elleuville.
Rev. T. G. Spencer and family
arrived in Matamoras Tuesday aud
ar (.nests of Mrs. A. Lnngton and
danghtor, Nellie, on Washington
streei. -
The Matamoras schools will olose
Friday afternoon. Commencement
exorcises will take plaoe in the even
ing in the sohool building. A very
pleasing program will be rendered.
Class day exorcises were hold In
the school building on Thursday
evening of this week, 8.
MAST HOPE
Mrs. Lou Evans of Montolair, N.
J. is staying with her mother, Mrs.
W. A. Robinson,
Miss Dove Selden has for a guest
her nephewj Selden Hicks, of Long
Island,
Dr. Longstreet was oalled to Haw
ley Dotys on account of the illness
of one of his children.
Mr. Buttenbagan, who was driv
ing the Park team when it ran away
was not seriously Injured.
Mrs. E. A. Tigue and Miss Colia
Tigue are vibitiug at Ashor Pol ton's
home in Burryville.
A severe hailstorm fell npon this
plnoe last Thursday afternoon.
Rev. E. K. Crerry has visited his
former friends at Ton Mile River,
where he was pastor several years
ago.
Michael Clark has furnished a
oottuge at Tusten and soon expects
to occupy it. Harry Tuthill has
vacated his place and gone to Haw
ley whore ho has another home,
John Phillips of White Lake call
ed on bis couains lant week at J
Barlows and at the Dabron home.
Binghamton and Return $1 May SO
Sunday, May 29th, the Erie will
run a special excursion from Port
Jervis to Binghamtou and Ross
Park at the low rate of one dollar
for the round trip. Special train
leaving Port Jervis at 7 ft. m. This
will give the goneral publio a de
lightful low rate outing trip to the
beautiful Parlor City, and its pic
turesque Ross Purk and afford a day
of enjoyable recreation and speciul
visit with friou'ls along the line.
Remember the special train loaves
Port Jervis at 7 a. m., Sunday, May
2'.Uh, fare only 1 for the rouud trip.
Mads Young Again
"One of Dr. King's Now Life Pills
each niht for two weeks has pat
me in my 'teens' again writes 1). H. j
Turner of Ijemp-ieytowii, Pi. Tl.ey '
are the best In the world for liver,!
stomach and bowels. Purely vege
table. Never gripe. Only V5o at
all druggists.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
The Town Council will receive
bids for routing tho Borough Build
ing with ulate ; also pieeting a
building in rear of tho Borough
Bnildincr for housing the Street
Sprinkler, Road Machine, etc. Bid
nrs to submit plnns and spr-ciflon.
tions with their bids. A general
idea as to the work to be done will
be given upon application to (J. R
Quick, President of tho Town Coun
cil. The Council reserves the right
to reject any or all bids, The bids
will be opened at the regular moot
itif?, June 6, 1901.
By order of the Oontieil.
11. T. AIlMKTIUfl,
Secretary.
Milford, Ta., May 6, 1904. 3t
f MILLINERY AND
I DRESSMAKING
Wo have the latest fash
ions in millinery goods,
and are prepared to do
drpaonwfcmg in the tnrwt
approved styles, with
neat ness and prompt nnss.
Parors in Wallace Bldg.
I Misses Florence & Rosa Kaul
I Fourth Street, Milford, Pa.
J. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Real Estate Agent.
Houses and Lots and lots without Rouses
Jlealnr In all kinds of Property.
Notary Public
ALL BUSINESS GIVEN
PROMPT ATTENTION
Office Wells Building
Below Rimmlck House
Milford, Pa.
Ryman
Have a fine line
of wall papers
all new stock.
A store full of
other necessary
articles also.
Please call and
examine before
buying.
RymanSVells1
Milford, Pa.
LIVERY STABLES.
If you want a stylish sin
" gle or double rig, safe
Jorses, good harness
and clean, comfortable
carriages at reasona
ble prices call on
J. B. Van Tassel,
Corner Ann and Fourth streets
MILFOBD PA.
Blue Front Stables,
Port Jervis, N. Y.
Adjoining Gumaor's Union Ilonse
Rood, carriage, draft and farm
horses for stile. Exchanges mode.
A large stock from -which to make
selections. CANAL bT.
Hiram Towner.
Supplying
j The Table
AN EVERY DAY PROBLEM
We solve it by keeping
Fine Groceries,
Canned Goods,
Choice Meats,
Fresh Vegetables.
EVERY THING FOR AN ELEGANT DINNER
GUMBLE & RYDER
Harford St. Milford Pa.
cv:rt a w
Ioa't tind ill yor ttfa to I pootly jiaid rUrk&Mp.
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ab&Blal, ki-.tftiii. su.iu, li.U all Ea-
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l TOILET t
HELPS
t When the skin is chapped,
V cracked or rooph, there
are Cold Creams, Ixitions
and Ointments. We have
all the pood kinds. Then
there fire Pcrinmes and
r Colofciirs, Toilet Waters
J " and Pacliets and What
v not of fragrance. W
have a fine line of these,
and it might be advanta
9 peons to both partios to
0 talk about, them
Boaps, Toilet Powdors,
r Face Powders, Hair Dyes
J and Tonics, and Chamois,
Sponges or Brushes.
r For the teeth any
V number of Dentifrices,
9 Tooth Powders, Tooth
J Washes, Tooth Brushes
and the like.
The stock of Brushes
f Clothes, flat, Flesh, Nail,
9 Tooth, Hand and Hair
t
is worth looking at.
c.o. Armstrong!
t DRUGGIST. t
MO HUME FITS.
NEED BE FIRST DURABLE
AND SECOND ARTISTIC
WHITE BRONZE
&IONUMENTS
ARC BOTH DURABLE
AND ARTISTIC
J. F. HUNTINGTON, Sales Agt
MILFORD, PEN N A.
"1900" WASHERS
Are the latost and best Rolutlnn of the
wash liny problen. Will do Lara Curtains,
Wool Ulnnke'.s and Hl Quilts or tho
family whhIi; and do them easier and bet
ter than anv other uuvclilne.
J. '. HUISTKNUTON, Milford, Pa.
...FOR...
YOUNG MEN & 2
YOUNG WOMEN f
TRAINING AT THE I
PORT JERVIS I
BUSINESS INSTITUTE
HUBBARD BLDG. f
PORT JERVIS, N. Y.
ALL BRANCHES, 2
THOROUGH 8
INSTRUCTION;
DAY
OR EVENING 2
SESSION
YEAR 'ROUND. 2
OPP. ERIE DElOT S
Stoves and Ranges.
THE
Round Oak
For Wood and Coal.
Best Heater and Fuel Saver in tha
Country.
CAREY'S
MAGNESIA
FLEXIBLE
CEMENT ROOFING
FIREPROOF
DURABLE
& CHEAP.
New Era Radiators,
dARDWAKK. CUTLER V, TIN, AOATB
WAKK, tTC.
IM ROOriNOAND PLUMBINO
A SPECIALTY.
Jobbing promptly attended to
T. R. J. Klein & Son,
BliOAD STREET MILFORD, PA
HARN
Of All Klnda and Styles.
Blankets, Robes, Whips
and Horse Outfitting gen
erally. CARRIAGE
TRIMMINGS.
Repairing i-W
Examine my stock it
will please you. The
price too.
L. F. IIAFXER.
Harford St. - Milford, Pax