THE MIL FOR D STORE
; OF STORES
Longest Established, Best Equipped
FINEST LINE OF VINTER GOODS.
5:taftis In w'jj'tii. ia:'xts, hi mns and
chilirns undrwar.
G lovs, hosiry, boots and shoes. AH the latest
styles and best materials for winter wear.
Beautiful -jVeckwea
A New Department
A large assortment of Lnccs and Trimmings. A complete
Heck of m:ns furnishings. Finely stock.iGrocery Depart
ment. CrccWy and glassware direct from England.
All of tfy: aboVc at
that Will rqakc it . to
advantage to buy of
HIT6HELL BR0S.
-The-
Quick Time Line..
. The undersigned have entered into an
arrangement to expedite passenger traffic to
and from Port Jervis. Prompt service will be
rendered and polite attention shown. In con
nection they will conduct a general livery busi
ness. Proprietors of Wells, J argo express. Con
nections here with Dingmans and points South.
Find. ay &
Mllford. P
it
When
Hello
KILLthe COUGH
AND CURE THE LUIJC3
Or. King';
WITH
o
tlcv; Discovery
FDR foueHS
PF.rrK
OLDS Trial B...it'a Fin
AND ALL THROftT ANDLUNri Tflfil.f:' S
GUARANTEED B ATISFACXOtt'j
OB MONEY REFUNDED.
HARNESS
Of All Kinds and Style.
Blankets, Robes, Whips
and Horse Outfitting gen
erally.
CARRIAGE
TRIMMINGS
Repairing ;-neatlyDonE
Examine my stock it
will please you. The
price too.
L. F. IIAFXEU.
Harford St. Milford
Vomut'l fillKllifinuu ItWlrrvrfc-
Are women beglnmug to UU le
In the hope of thua Loiter plowing
ueoT If so, while couiim-iu'.inK the
motive, we ould unhiauin ,3y
HueatleD the ir.txhot.- Tlid if vb
music of their "Voirps aa rout: -Mti
with the raucous tnaW no;e easily
Counterbalances any po3l. ; a, try
la the ideas exprvsrl. I'jo; all
grounds we cry out for lou.f i of
the delicate tongues now so t .jenge-
to iuc?l;ioijfcly stilU'l.
01
f' p.r'
prices
youi
Wheeler,
.PROPRIETORS
BEST OF ALL FLOUR.
FEED, MEAL,
BI?AN, OATS,
and HAY
in need of any
to No. 5., or come to
SAWXILL MILL, MILFORD PA,
Supplying
The Table
AN CVERY DAY PROBLEM
We Kolve it by keeping
Fine Groceries,
Canned Goods,
Choice Meats,
Fresh Vegetables.
FOR AN ELEGANT DINNER
If you appreciate a good market tntowln buy
your lish and clams at my place. Llmburger,
imported RoquMort. Philadelphia Cream cheese
or any others desired.
FRED GUMBLE
Harford St. Miltord Pa.
The
East
Stroudsburg
State
Normal
School
is winning; for it
self an enviable
reputation because
of the SUCCESS
! of its Graduates.
The fall term
ylll OV,CZl Aug". 31,
A " 7
1G03.
For catalogue
bind special infor
mation, address
E. L EMP,
Principal
Co .ilimifd from preceding V
The Auditor And thnt on Jan.
IB, I'.iO, county check for
SM.Air, Hlfrn'd by klartlo Hut ton.
W. II. f'lun and H. 8. Albrlftht
CnmmliiRlnnr. wm drawn In fa
vor of Peter n'uhc-r for rvlc
aw County Auditor and Incidental
-xpenwr-ri. The Auditor find that
Mr. Hp In her vrnm not entitled to
pny for one dny relumlna- hons
after fl lint the report, and
lhfrforn defluot thta chant
from bill and find same ttoe- th
rnun I y from M h rt 1 n H f 1 1 on , W.
H. flune and H. 8. Albright, to
wit :
Martin Hntton
W. H. Chine
II. 8. Albright
TTi A ltd It nr find that on Jan.
inn, a county chtrck for
41.71, signed by H. 8. Albrljtht
and W. H. Ctune, waa drawn In
favor of A. J. Dewltt, Coroner,
for sorvlcen In Inqueats and
vtewlnar. bodies of Cornelius
Oreenlnit. William Brink, 8am-
uel Shannon, Otorire W. Hub
bard and Thomni Whlttaker,
The A iM It ore find that the aald
ner hsft rharR-ed In hla aald
bill horae hire and amide to the
mount of 916, to which he la
not entitled under the law, and
aiao excessive ml lea ire to the
amount of ts.0. leaving a bal
ance due the county from the
aid A. J. Dewltt, coroner, of...
Audltora And that Treasu
rer Lalinr received from the Coun-
of Wayne f4.B. half the ex-
PnJe of paint used on County
br (drew. Thle imnynl la
baaed on the paint costing" fi ll
per aalton. Aa a matter of fact
the County of Pike paid for the
paint 1130 per ration. whlrh
would make the whole bill
SO, or tbl. IS ae w ayne a
Hence we find due the ,
rounty from the County of Wayne
the turn of
The Auditors find that Arihur
M. Adams, fire warden, received
on rounty eherk No. 457 the aum
of IS3.4S. As this bill filed by him
totals .4.45. we nna that ine
rounty la lanVbted te the aald
Arthur H. Adams in the aum or
The Auditors find that Oeorire
Oreaory received on county check
No. 622 the aum or 19.90 for haul
Ins; coal from Port Jervla. His
bill filed calls for 19.951. We
therefore And that the connty Is
Indebted to the aaid George OroK
ory The And Horn find the follewfaaT balaair
In the hands of Treasurer K. B. Letter i
County Money $
164.74
Poor Money . .j-... .
Fchool Honey (un
seated) School Money (seat
ed! Redemption Money..
KoAd Money (un
seated) Road M oney (seated
Sheep fund (dog tax)
26.84
1M.8
1M M
m.os
111 84-
.The And I torn find the followler
overpaid by Treasurer 15. B. iAbaw t
Jtoart Money (un
seated) sJ82.ll
Pchool Money (un-
aeatetll tfil.Tl
Poor Money S9.60 t 171 tl
Balanres doe from Collectors IftM.
County State Dor
I Palmvra(A1va Quick .. $170. ft S5.40 HZ. tS
Porterbherman Dush). 18fi.lt 4.78
9E.66.ft4 IS.48 1T.0
Liabilities ef the Cetmty.
Balance due on Lackawaxen
brtdae 8
Tf.ST.ftv
Rain nee due on Roaetown brltlare
County's share of cost of State
rofld In oreene township....
1161.09
1444.94
County's share of cost of State
rorni in Lehman township...
I Steel files for Co mm 1m I oners' of
fice vault, saie tor county
Treasurer's office, filled vesti
bule doors for vaults In Com
missioners' office and Prothon
otary's otncetthla contract was
made In 1M08 and rescinded
tiy Commissioners, Jan. 8,
1909: hence In dispute!
John F. Cnse. ptanklns; bridge
over Raymondsklll creek at
Tlssot farm In Dlnfman
town
12.88
118.88
11.17
9.88
IT. 22
W. (1. Johnston Co., station
ery, etc
J, v. Chnmberlaln, Secretary, -
bridre reuairs Baschon's. . . .
J. V. Chamberlain, Secretary,
Ji4age repairs Mast Hope...
J W. Chamberlain, Secretary, '
brlritre repairs Rowland
Irvtnpr KlRhtcr, engineer, balance
due aa Inspector . on bridge
work, etc
48.80
183.lt
13 ft
2.40
.86
l.tt
John C. We l brook, jr., record-
Inn for county, etc.
I John C. Weal brook. Jr. Com
monwealth costa
J. H. Ludwlfr, Justice's costs....
Cuddeba-k Co., court house
supplies
Due Arthur M. Adams, tire war
den, on fire bill
Due Georse Gregory for hauling
coat
.t
I1T828.84
In Philadelphia.
Hammeratelu'a new open nous
la the civic pride.
There are 1 8 J doctors signs In tlx
blocks of Chestnut street.
A row of black men wasblni
row of white marble doorsteps fires
fine effect In chiaroscuro.
There are not nearly so many sky
scrapers as In Buffalo; except la
few buildings the elevators run only
when you ring for them.
The sidewalks are brick as New
York's were a hundred years aco
There are still some open sewers In
the middle of the streets. Oa wash
daye they run full and visibly soap?
The Schuylkill water la always
muddy. Part of the city now has a
tillering system. Tha , rest buys
spring water.
There are almost no larger-beer
saloons. There are no French and
Italian restaurants. There are only
a few botels.
The many boat-house In Fatr-
mount Park along the Schuylkill are
built solidly of stose.
Most of the dwellings are of red
brick and nearly all small. Dr.
Weir Mitchell In hla new novel calls
Philadelphia "The Red City."
fair bouBe In a fair quarter rents for
$25 a month.
Negro children attend all tha pub
lic schools and the white people aead
theirs to private schools when they
can raise the money.
A New Yorker can find assra
things different In Philadelphia tkan
In Chicago or Denver.
The men average taller thaa
New York; tbere la leas immigration
of the small races.
Family and descent are taken
seriously. Money will not h'ly so
cial position not at onoa.
M.iucy Well Bpeat.
Health Is an Important factor
the people of New York city and the
public treasury expends Il.iaa eexa
day in looking after IU
Much Power from Niagara.
Power generated at Niagara Falla
la to be distributed all over Canada.
Bids bave been asked oa 10,000
tons of structural steel for the Cana
dian government. The steel Is to be
used for towers which will support
the cables used In transporting the
current. Already power generated
at Niagara Is being sent to a distance
of more than 12 miles, and it la tha
intention of the Canadian govern
ment to increase this distance, ears
tha Bdentieo American. Twwna
very direction about Niafira wtU
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ERIE RAILROAD.
AT
PORT JERVIS
Bolld Pullman trains to Buffalo, Nla
ara ralia, i;naoio '
Chicago and Cincinnati
Tiokete on sale at Port Jervis to all
points In the West and Southwest as lower
rates than via any eafaer OraVolaas Una.
In effect June "Jfth," 1908. ' '
rnaii Sow Liavi Port Jmtio a
Follows.
EASTWARD
A: niiT ...i .W
Dally Kxprasa
M, Looal Kroept Sandaj
44 Holidays only
t 40 "
10
..a so ,.
64 4. M.
tl "
No. S. Dally Kxpreea
a. War Sunday Only. . .
40, Looal except Son Hoi I. "
M, Local Except Bunaaj.. v w
4, Dally txpeese....'. 1.84 r.at.
704, Sunday Only ".
14, Wny dally axo-tSnnd'y 1
t, Dally Sxprese..... 60 "
as. Way dally exe'tflund'y "
TOS.LocM Sunday Only.... MS "
WESTWARD.
WoT.DaUy Exprasa w ..
41, Dally a.
IT, Dally Milk Train t.10 V
1. Dally Kxpreea 114 "
"'116, FotHo'daleK'ptSua.. M.Ur.at.
" g. Express C hlcatfo lln dal SS "
( 9, Dally Except Sundax.. 6.00 "
11 6. Limited Dally Kxpreea. 10. Of '
rralna leave Chambers- etreet. New
Vork, for .Port Jerrla on week days at
I JOr-t.Ww JO A. U.. I.-M
I 00, -ejew, o.iB, , i ;
On8unds7S.T. , A. M
18 W.1.16T W.o.li r. H.
H. L. SLACSON.'Ttoket A at, Pt. Jerrla.'
: H. W.Hawley,
Dlv'n Paasgr. Agent.
' Cbamben 8t. Statloa Nw Tork
Where the Poo el a Ckreas CI la em
City Live.
Btaad beside the Imperial euatoas
house at Canton China, and let the
eye range downs-the river toward
Hong Kong. A far aa the sight
can reach lie beats, beau aad Mala,
boats. These are ao ordtaary craft,
mere vessels of transport - plying
hither and thither, but the countless
hemes of snyrfad Chinese, la which
millions have been bora, have Hved
and died. The are the dwellings of
the very poor;- who live la these
practically free from rent, taxes and
the other burdens ef the ordinary
citlsea.
The Taakla (which meaas boat
dwellers) aa the denltene of these
Boating houses are called, ferae a'
sort of caste apart from the rest of
the Cantonese. ' Tha there dwellers
regard them aa belenglntT to a lower
social order, aad Indeed they have
many customs peculiar - to them,
stwvea which mark these as a sepa
rate community. How the swarm
ing masses of these contrive te sup
port existence la a mystery, but their
chief mode of employment Is la car.
rylog merohaadlae aad- passengers
from place to place. - In seme can at
the daughtera ef the aassUy ae
ashore te work la faetertse; bet the
year's earnings of a Chinese factory
girl would scarce auMce te bar a
single hat for her western slater.
Of course as against this low rate
of pay the standard of living la eer
reepoadlugly different.
The bonaea which make ap these
vaat floating alama are ef all staea.
Soma are but fifteea feet long. Prom
there crensped dlmenaloaa, however,
they range ap to a length ef Ifty or
atxty feet A boat la res enough to
accommodate a family of moderate
else caa be obtained for 110, aad
lino the anchorage la free 11 by eb
vtou that tha 'Taakla affect meay
savlsgt Impeaatkla It tkt latrt
YEAR
ty. N. V
uwi TKADK-MANM pat,' ebuicetta ta
SU ayawuixiwav TM aw. W SJ strati a Bta T H
THAT lA T. tannaasiy. a mm
oa, bm dp jam ia snnsssa.
I aadat fsoa or aastch la FUCK Hp til
Mkaialsllty. a TwW prMOat, aua.
Muimq sTtTarnrMtfia'ai rafMark
I Book PromfMm Fmawats writ to
OJ-tOl vfith -,
wVawSnwTijiifj Sga, 0.
Cavwta. tmi Trade-Merke ceuiatd ae all Vas-f
ie oaoscid tor MeesaSTe nta.
oveomet isoeeoeire w. e. rmNTOvfMif
UudnUtlKILI BftlCHi IS MM SUM UMUI SSUMS
Ireaxcte froa Wealunrtoa. i
Sa4 mliL erwia( or With daeate-l
fthMU f fl MM, U patniabi er M. Ira mCt
I is" Jmw im mm OB. MUX 111 ..immm. I
a eewrNLST. VbMua I'.tMM win.
mt of in Ik. U. a. mmm iOMMA MM
Caettt free. AddMM,
C.A.8NOW&CO.
Ol rTTrT OfYICC. WAHtW4rTl, D. C.
J. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Real Estate Agent.
rlooese and Lots and lota without B ouse
Dealer In all kinds of Property.
Notary Public
ALL BUSINESS GIVEN
PROMPT ATTENTION
Office at Residence on
Water Street.
Milford. Pa .
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Aafeae emclne a seta ar4 6rtpim auiy
aaloklf aaeaprtoia our o;iiita fraa
akvaantK
tsonlaU
raanUoel Li. erhairilr AavLanlArUeh. Ctimt nan n 1m.
aworvt avmaUr noMantUL HaUadtOk OB HeUesTUC
autt fra tj4t aWexvMrr for aex-tirtiBt; jpaaiteri
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kmrnamomtr tileatrl-4 waatklf. ramat mtr.
paUvUt-a ef afiT aw-to n l US o ti.hiruaL Taarrnp.. a a
u i rrmr awoniaa, at. Dae ajtaai maaauwi,
mt Pn .-i,.WpwYnri
BPm.WMMalaa.llIi
The Milford
Livery Stable
HORSES AND
CARRIAGES
to hlro with
or
without driv
oro.
HARFOBO 8TRKET
Oppoalte Homestead Library.
Sosias Rblson
Proprietor.
- Seaweed as a Water fllte.
Seaweed may be planted la the
Bchuylklll river In Penaaylvaala a
aa experiment to attempt to Alter
the water which la used for driaklna
purposes la Philadelphia.
Dearer as to Aetna,
PerUdy cftca reeallt up8 It
tat.-u raataiaa,
"1
WW
Mr"
a
Orange County Trust Co.
Middletiwn N. Y.
with a large capital and surplus security, will
receive deposits and pay at the rate of
4 PER CENT PER ANNUM '
interest on them, from the day they are de
posited. It is paying out over $100,000.00
each year, for interest.
The best facilities which enable us to trans
act all kinds of financial business are at your
disposal, '
If interested call on us or write
to us for details.
G. SPENCFR COWLEY,
Secretary.
RYDER'S
MARKET
DINGMAN'S BUILDING
DEALER IS
Meats and Provisions,
Fish and Vegetables,
Canned Goods
Orders Trdnptly" Attended
PAUL RYDER
Broad Street, Milford.
DR. KENNEDY'S
"AVORITE
J Esbit.0Y
rieetaant to Take.
Powerful to Care,
And Welcome
In Every Home.
KIDNEY, LIVER
BLOOD CURE
Rot a Patent Medicine.
Over 30 Tars of Success.
Used in Thousands of Homes.
Writ to Dr. David Kennedy'
Son, Rondout, N. Y., for a
FREE ample bottle. Large
bottle 1 .00. All druggists.
KINDNESS REWARDED.
js
hire. Nuwed Are you offering me
IbJa sum of money for just that little
piece ef cake? My poor man, I
Sloan Easy Naw I' mglvin' It to
reuse k'cox I ate de cake. Yer hue
baa' enct did me a'com lashup; take
de-m-moaey an nd hire a cook. I
wea't aeed m-mou-ey weher I'm a-
( Expires.)
Talking l p
te was a well-meaning young
aaaa, but as a curate In a small vil
lage he had never had occaaloa to
meet the claae of people who fre
tuented the fashionable parish to
which he had Just been appointed,
la new rector, wishing to help him
a to suceeaa, had been liberal with
advice, and bad duly lmpreaaed him
with the -mportance of always tak
ing the "tone" of the people with
Whom hb mingled. Being Invited to
take dinner at the mansion of one
ef the members of the congregation
aad knowing that ha would have to
ear grace, the young curate took his
eae freen the coavereatlon overheard
before dlaner. and whea his host,
see sodded meaningly In his direc
tion, he delivered himself of the fol
lowing:' "O Lord, thanks awfully,
(oily good feed, wot!" Bellinaa.
to China Land.
The ecual-rlghta wave has reached
the shores ef China, and It la report
ed that a number of wives In Canton
hare left their husbands, saying
that they will no longer be subject
to them. The wives have had the
worst of It, however, as the law glvet
ltwer te Imprison thtm. ant thsy
lev k4 t tuter the eeaeee,ueDeet
ad ttetf FMe tttlTl,
FRANK HARDING,
President
WOOD & SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
MILFORD PA
UNDERTAKING
in all branches
Special alteotlon given to
EMBALMING
No extra charge for attending
f unerale out of town
Telephone In Residence.
UUT ASSISTANT
New' mW Representative
National Casket Co. 60 Great
Jones St. Telephone 8S48 Spring
stove wunn Mimiiini
aloud. Mail orderi given prompt at
tention. JUiloni Pa , Aov. 6th. 1906
J. W. Jiiesel.
Washington Hotels.
RIG6S HOUSE
1'he hotel par excellence of the raplul
.oo&ted wlibln one block of the While
House and dlreotly opposite the Treason.
Finest table In the olty.
WILLARD'S HOTEL
A fainoueShotelry, rruiarkable for It
Historical associations and long-sustained
popularity. Recently renovated, repainted
and partially rufu. u,iad.
NATIONAL HOTEL.
A landmark among the hotels of Wash
Ington, patronised In former years by
president, and high officials. Alway a
prime favorite. Recently remodeled ana
rendered better than ever. Opp. Ps. R
R' dep. WALTER BURTON. Res. Mgr
These hotels are the principal political
rendeavus of the capital at all times.
Tbey arothe best stopping places at real
snnable ratee.
. o. o.
O DtWITT
aroprle)t
Mtnif.'.
A need Rird.
Bamual Butler, the witty but ee
centric author of "Erewhon"
which means "Nowhere" and of
many other remarkable and sugges
tive books, is now more read than
during his lifetime. He died In 1801.
In one of his note-books he telle thla
lacldant. which must have amaeed
the great Charles Darwin:
Frank Darwin told are hla father
was once standing near the hippo
potamus cage when a little boy and
girl, aged four and fire, came ap.
The hippopotamus shut his eyea for
a minute.
"That bird's dead," said the little
girl. "Come along."
Truth By I'ncle Ebca.
"It's all right." said Uncle Ebon,
"te have a proud spirit, pervlded
you takes pride In what you kin do
Inatld of In how much time you kin
put In dressln' up an' loafla'."
BIU of Richie.
The Declaration nf Right It.
88 next to Magna Char la. tit
greatest landmark In the ronntltu
tlonal history of Kogland. lulrodured
no new principle 'hi to the British
Constitution. Lord Macaulay asys
of this famous document that though
It made nothing law which was net
law before. It contained the germ
of every good law that had beea
passed during more than a century
and a half, of every good law which
might thereafter be found necessary
to promote the public aeal. The
Ulll of Rights was the reaffirmation
of Magna Charta with more empha
sis. rVUtrlrntli Marred.
' Yo .-. , ....
pose." ssld the lawyer to whom Mr.
Donovan's buaband escorted her oa
the day after she and Mrs. Leahy had
Indulged In a little dltfercace of
opinion.
"Damages!" echoed Mrs. Dono
van, shrilly. "Haven't I got dam.
ages enojgb already, man? What
I'm after Is satlsfai tloa."
Fixity of Purpose.
The man who succeeds above his
fellows Is the one who. early In life,
clearly discerns bis object, aad to
ward that object habitually directs
hla powers. Even genius itself la but
line observation strengthened by (
Ity of purpose. Every mao whe ob
serves vigilantly and resolves Me.
lastly (rows (aeoasciousli late fop).
Bulwsr-Uytioa.
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