THE MILFORD STORE
OF STORES
r
Longest Established, Best Equipped
FINEST LINE OF WINTER GOODS.
Spvaltii in woattH, jacktj, Iaiis, mns and
chfldrru undrwar.
Glovs, hosiry, boots and shoes. All the latest
styles and best materials for winter wear.
Beautiful
A New Department
A large assortment of Laces
stock of m:ns furnishings. Finely stocked Grocery Depart
ment CrocVery and glassware
All of tfyc aboVe at prices
feliafc ill lrjake iii to yotiu
advantage to buy of
HIT0HELL BR0S.
Bcoad Bisexzb SBilfocd Pa
-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, Fargo express. Con
nections here with Dingmans and points South.
Find. ay & Wheeler,
Mllfor4. Pa PROPRIETORS
KILLtmo COUCH
m CURB ths LUNGS
Dr. Etlnir
WITH
Ik"! Discovery
. U TMDMT 9 10M TOOOBLEt.
aUAAAMTAtti6Allsir.,0.t.wt,
OB MOM XT AUUMDSA
HARNESS
Of All Kind and Style.
Blankets, Robes, Whips
and Horse Outfitting gen
erally. CARRIAGE
TRIMMINGS
Repairing;-""..
Examine my stock it
will please you. Thr
price too.
L. F. IIAFNER.
tlarford St, Milford
Blurral I t fur (saute fur.
Bevaral eaerets or the fur trad
were mM la th Lord Chief
Justices cart ( Lauooa at heir.
lag a reaarkable claim by a sua
WHO was swing a rto which former
ly easptoy4 htm. It wt, tesUOad
that la Berlla there le aa x tensive
Industry which twip ere hutUred e(
aa In turning to "sables" the aklae
of aaolrreie hraa(ht from Bteerta
aad ether parts el the Ruealam Bat.
pire. HeTeral squirrel aklne are eat
lata shape aad Joined together and,
Iter the tklaa bar aadergoae pre.
see af dr aad trlfhtaata.
ej re rol l aa ;,
JVeck-weai?
and Trimmings. A complete
direct from England.
"BEST OF ALL FLOUR.
FEED, MEAL,
BRAN, OATS,
and HAT
When in need of anv
Hello to No. 5., or come to
SAWKILL MILL, MILFORD PA;
I Supplying !
The Table
AN EVERY DAY PROBLEM
We aolT It by keeping
Fine Groceries,
Canned Goods,
Choice Meats,
Fresh Vegetables.
FOR AN ELEGANT DINNER
U r lrcit sm suist in tela buy
yew Isa ud llui it at, plus. Linbiirgsr,
sasecMReqiisfert. rtulaeals bit Cream chaste
er aa etkert Utin4. .
FRED GUMBLE
Harford St. Miliord Pa.
The
East
Stroudsburg1
State
Normal
School
is winning" for it
self an enviable
reputation because
of the SUCCESS
of its Graduates.
The fall term
will open Aug. 31,
1908.
For catalogue
and special ir.for
mation, address
E. L KEMP,
Principal
TTPEWRITIXa IX THE DARK.
Eawy Enough for One Who Ha
Learned by the Toarh Method.
The typewriter wbo has learned to
typewrite by the touch method doea
not need to look at the machine In
working; It. By this method the
1 IcetTirr tt-r'n? nn practise- on a
machine whose keys have no letters
on them, simply blank tops, while
In front of the learner Is placed a
reproduction of the keyboard, with
all the letters and characters nrlntcd
on a sheet of paper. The beginner
learna the keyboard of the machine
from the printed keyboard, and
when the has once mastered this she
la able to keep her eye on the notes
or copy she Is transcribing and keep
all the time pounding aw&r on the
machine without looking at Hie key
board at all. The training that she
haa received prompts her every time
to strike the right key.
It Is a very familiar fact that peo
ple play on a piano without looking
at the keyboard. f 'Hh our eyes on
the music In front the fingers In
stinctively seek and find the right
keys. It is precisely the name In
playing a typewriter.
On The Ocean Bottom.
Hitting Inside a submarine on an
ocean bottom you would be no more
conscious of the enormous water
pressure without than if you were
going to sleep In your own bed. You
might remain twenty-four hours un
der water without coming up, using
only the natural air supplied In the
boat without feeling the least un
comfortable. If you wished, you
might remain down four or five days,
tapping the air tank as you needed
a fresh supply of air. In the mean
time you wonld bunk over the tor
pedoes and torture yourself by let
ting your Imagination run loose to
your heart's content, or you ruiriit
read by electric lisht or play car 's
or dominoes or checkers, the cook
serving you with coffee and canned
things that can be heated on an
electric furnace without causing too
much smoke, and Disking the air
disagreeable to breathe.
newt Talks to Outlth WrrM.
Before the year closes Southwest
Coast cities will be on apeaklng
terms with Needles and other des-rt
points, Including Br-archllpht. Nev.
The first link In this Immense tele
phone system was completed bet
ween Manvel and Searchlight Satur
day. The main trunk line la now
building out from Salt Lake City,
eventually to connect with Los An
geles, and will be a link with the
Needles-Arizona system connecting
most of the desert mining towns.
That actual construction of the bis
trunk line is under way Is news to
Coast people, but It has actually
been completed between Salt Lake
and Wells, Nev., the first message
going over the line last Monday.
Gangs are now rushing to toropl
Uon the line to Ploche. From there
It will be a small matter to connect
with Searchlight, across the State
line, and when this Is done Coast
counties will be able to talk with
Rait Lake.
HE DEFENDS TIPriXG.
Maa Who Was Once a Waiter Con.
Riders Other's Standpoint.
"Somehow I don't approve ther
wholesale kicks on the tipping sys
tem," said a business man who Is
fairly prosperous. "I was a waiter
myself once and know how It seems
from the other side.
"Oh, no, I wasn't a regular pro
fessional, merely one of the college
brand. Many college men, of course,
help themselves through college by
working as waiters and bellboys and
boatmen and other things at sum
mer resorts, and If they are squeam
ish about taking tips, why. It Isn't
worth while taking such Jobs.
"It came hard at first to take tips;
gars me a sort of a feeling that I-wss
nnrlasslng myself. But It wore off.
In fact there was a certain amount
of satisfaction, after a while. In get
ting a tip that had been earned by
giving more careful service than the
Job really demanded. I remember
now the pleasure It gave me to re
ceive a gratuity, and the "thank you'
was always meant.
"So now when life Ilea In less ard
uous places I find pleasure In giving
a tip. I do not regard It as an over
ctierce or an extortion, merely a
Mflo reward that I can well afford
o give to one who will appreciate
It.
"If more rei'Fons woi!ld only look
on that slie of the question, t ie
pleasure that a grsmlty gives the
rerlnt'-nt, 1 am sure there would be
le s kicking. Surely there is Joy In
kindness, at least I have found It
so."
IVr.r M.ttrrirl Frr llritKh Army.
If tbere be any doubt that physi
cal deterioration in the submersed
classes Is more serious than It us1
lo be the report of the Army Medi
cal Denartmret pins one down bet
ween tl-at opinion and the conclu
sion that the army is recruited from
a lcwer soclnl stratum. "Average
British recruits." the report sta'.r3,
"are not only the yonneest but in the
poorest physical coudttion of those
In any civilized arcy. They cannot
stand work which did not Injure well
fed conscripts of twenty years ol
ape; still less can they face exerc':t's
which would do harm to rob; et
men." They are in fact from v.ant
of food and from cigarette habit such
miserable specimens of humanity
that It takes two years to make men
of them. The report confirms what
we said the other day, to the effect
that a British army Is painfully pro
dueed from the army of the British
unemployed; as manv as 95 per cent,
of accepted recruits are hopeless
"out of works." There Is a good
deal amiss with the conditions that
make these degenerates and the re
port (Ives one to think furiously;
Ht the larger question raised by It
1 whether any amount of training
lelaetlon eaa produce an effl?
f&t umr out et iiib n.trtal,
lercantile
Appraisement
1909
The nmlTslffnerl, duly appoints end
o,naiiftol Al'prnltyr of Mercnnttle inic of
l''l-r 'ninl v f.tr f he your lino, mnkc. the
' it. ; v - . ;J . ,t 1 'II ami ii.i.r.w.,.';:t -in
Ut vcudct ol lueii-bsuUiisi, euj.
IxETAIL
Delaware TowDfhip
AlWton W
H
Phno
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.Store
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II
I. ,lm',' 'l
Fnlnit-r l'liiitp Y Hotel
tiiirrcrn H.U Slore
Kimii-r ,V R .Huteliet
'.li'ri'iiT Krnncls Hocel
t'ltli.'V P. O Nun-
Lav ton Joseph torc
"VaiiAukeu B Hrnre
Vhu Ktteu K. K. a Sons .Boarding Houst
Dingitiao Township
itoilrnu lxon ...Boarding IToune
.loill.ilnt K O Hotel
iiiterlll Miine L
- ,n t,.., if-od Boardlug House
McOirly Mercer B torr
schauuo Joseph Boarding House
Grvcne Township
Corey Victor R Store
dllpin Bros "
inner W '
I .a.. i on .in i R "
fillplnJ.il "
Sieg U. e' "
Lackawaxen Township
Ahnon Faniuel Hotel
oruluhl W. M hlore
CortriKht Joaou
Vherl Kdmund
r".l Krt 1 '.. "
tironwohtt Clans Hotel
Gnets Lorciis-.
Johnson Bros Store
Hollwrt .1 i Boardtna House
Hassty Fred Butcher
Market Carl Boarding House
McMoh.in K. Q tre
Merer J. V Hotel
(iarui MaX
Nevve .arl
Kowlninl A. G Store
HuH'iicriim-e Will
illlt!l J. II
Vf,n A If in S. I.
Wn.tncr Hubert Hotel
Lehman Towcahip
B.Mislev Alpheus Store
bi n-ley Hurry F "
lK-U!,; .I. P "
(i'lllll JollU I) .'
Xyi-e M. C ,
Nlllii V. M Hotel
Olteiilioini.-r Ola a
Puiers E. V & Hro "
Coal
Schlucfer Geo P Store
Mntamoras Borough
H;ihh A, W. & St-.re..... .Store
D.inker li J ' ,
Knijli hart John F tel
tVtz Peter Bum
H.'oliurilt Herman Hotel
Heller .Miinin store
Ke.sler K A
Layl'iu Cora L '
Leu-lit Annea ,.i--Fotel
P:e:,eot JuhU O Store
ti-hloetler Jos A . . r (
sevuiuur U H '
Pi. v II S
I'eli Michael Butcher
Vnngonloii J Q store
VoKt Jos H Hotel
Wuliingor tieo Buleher
Milford Borough
Angle Wm Oils
Aimer John E Store
aniintroiiK C O "
AriiintroiiK T & Son
bii-k Fred A . . .
Hotel
. . Butcher
.... Hotel
.Milliner
Hntdvvare
Store
Hardware
Hotel
..Butehor
Koed
. -Hnru.sa
Store
iieyfc Johu C. . . .
Hoyd J h,
Bournique P X . .
Cornelius lietty
CuiUtcback A Life Co..
Utiles Frank W
Delierle lotUs J . .
h rich ixiub J . . . ,
Gullible Fli
Gregory Dlilltlatu.
Hairier LI?
Iterlut K.I
Kyle Benjamin "
Kieiu T h J 6i Son - "
Latllmore t'haa "
Lyman Percy Hotel
Mrl urty John Store
Miuliell Mary Milliner
Mitchell W G Store
Meicler Augu.t Hotel
Meyer. I A Photographer
Kyiler Paul ... .7. Store
hupp Clul.tiail Hotel
H j loan W S a Son Store
HoweBruii Millers
More
Struhle WT Miller
TUmiI Marie a Sod Howl
'1 horulon Johu K "
Wolfe E d Lumber
Wallace J C Store
Milford Township
Ragot Louis F Hotel
Palmyra Township
Guinble K. A
Kowlaud MS
Keichert Kichard
UoserMrsL
.Store
Hotel
.Storti
bhohola lowuship
Fuller Adolph Hotel
Gardner t John a son Store
Hilton H J "
Maxwell F D '. "
Hohwau Arthur Hotel
VogtJohnjr "
Wauon LB Store
Wetttfall Townahip .
Bevans Floyd Hotel
Loft u Wni . . . .
Mitloiicy J F Store
POOL TABLES
noiirmque PN Mil Ion.
r Ulier Alll.lnll fllolmli.
Me tier AllJ.lkt Milfoil!
Ki ln. urn A rilitir bhoiioi.
Iliiaii rJ P Lelllilai
Doliovull Jalilivi alUloll
'iEX PIN ALLEY
Fuller Adolph Shoko'n
NOTICE
An nppenl will he held at the Count?
Tieasiiux.. olTii-. on Tileielay' June 1. H!U
bet .Veen liie hours of 9 a lu. auil 4 p. ill.
J. C. CABLTOS,
' Mercaulile A ppraiser.
Dated Milford. Pa., May 1, !'.).
T.-en He Hurried Up.
Ji'e v.ns too modest to be a success
r.'.l 'oei ard he had let forty years
i a tin liic c:o by without ever coaling
u i.n ei".o.:onal poinU.
lie was in love with a fair being of
:i a1 i'j'e tigo, but he would not tell her
o, and though she knew It she could
it vcy well give him a hint on the
fiii-ur, tlon.
P -e was willing, because she had
:.i river! at that tlu'e of life when a
v.o.j an Is not nearly eo hard to please
ns she might have been at some other
time; but he was stupid, and went
away without a word.
He. wag gone a long, long time, and
when he came back he found her bUW
ready.
"I have come back after many
years," he said to her, aa he took her
hand in greeting.
She had learned something In the
yearn sinte she had seen bim last.
Well, for goodness' sake, Henry,"
sae exclaimed fervidly, "why don't
you take them? I'm thirty -five now.
llow many mora years do you want?"
Then a great light shone upon him,
'nil ha rllri not Walt fo any mora.
EXGM9B mm WAGONS,
Oorprons Float With Krass Charaa
and Hen Hnr Krtvers.
In English towns, a Canadian Tlal
tor declares In the "Queen," the for
eigner runs out to the pavement Just
to see that glorious chariot called a
rM!k feat ro by that gay bit of a
two-wheeled thing, white and yel
low, white and bine, or red white
and blue, with the shining brass
churn erect at the side, the reins
co-nln over the shining brass rail
In front, the little square seat in
serted at the rear, and the charioteer
standing at the back like Ben Hur
and driving as much like that hero
as In a modern town where even
motor cars are not unknown la
practicable.
Then the English milkman who
corres on foot, with a modem yoke
on his shoulders, and swinging at
eacn sine a brass bound tin pal). In
which Is a queer little measuring
dipper. Who could wish to have
mm delivered In glass bottles, with
a paper sealed top, when be can have
It measured out at his door Into hlr
own Jug In this quaintly curious
fashion? What do microbes amount
to compared with the Joy of the med
laeval! Highest Reslanrant la World.
What Is probably the highest res
taurant In the world has been opened
at the Elsmeer station of the Jung
frau railway in Switzerland, says thr
"Sphere." It is situated 10.000 feet
above sea level, close to the summit
of the mountain.
The food Is not rooked by means
of ordinary fuel, but by electricity
yenerated by the Lutschlne water
fall, deep down In the valley below
The cooking Is done on the principle
of the so-called "Paplnlan digester,"
cs, owing to the rarefaction of the
air at that great altitude, water bolls
much more quickly, and would evap
orate before cooking the food.
With an expenditure of thirty kil
owatts of electrical energy It is pos
sible to prepare a five-course dinner
for a party of one hundred persons
in a very short time. The guests are
accommodated In a large hall hewn
out of the solid rock and heated by
electricity. The view from the huge
windows comprises mountain scen
ery which for grandeur has perhaps
no equal in the world.
Before the Day of Matches.
Sixty years ago the use of Pint
and steel to produce a fire was not
wholly unknown. The late William
E. Stone, of Peoria. 111., lived a
Beaver, Pa. His father one warm
August night was striken with ap
oplexy. The fire was out In the
kitchen hearth and his mother In her
distress, unable to find the tinder
box, was obliged to send his brother
Marsh two miles and a half to a
neighbor. She gave him a handful
of tow, which he put In bis pocket.
Arousing a neighbor with some diffi
culty, she gave him a live coal, which
be wrapped in the tow, and putting
It back In his pocket, ran home.
When he arrived there he swung the
tow around his head, thus fanned
the coal and produced a Same which
lighted a candle. In the meantime
relief bad been so long coming that
the father was past all surgery.
Milder Definition.
At Emerson's dinner table one day
there was mention of a woman well
known as a lion hunter; and, In
speaking of her, Mrs. Emerson used
the word "snob." Mr. Emerson ob
jected, the word was too harsh; he
jldn't like that ugly class of words
beginning with "En." His wife In
quired how he would characterize
the lady. "I should say" very
tlowly "Bhe la a person havlna
zreat svmpathy with success."
Debts of Big Cities.
The magnitude of New York's pres
ent funded Indebtedness stands out
strikingly when compared with the
debts of the ton next largest Ameri
can cities:
Per Capita
Gross Grosj
Funded Funded
Cly. Debt Debt
New York 1785,985,128 $177.71
Chicago 15,958,000 10.97
Philadelphia ... 71,421,720 47.6)
8L Louie 19,427,178 25.S0
Boston 104,205,708 170.90
Pittsburg 34,884,040 62.29
Baltimore 46,756,283 91. Si
Cleveland 30,309.261 CO 61
Buffalo 20.727,862 46.0'j
S.in Francisco.. 3,8,5,100 9.66
Cincinnati 47,113,743 124.06
This startling contrast la somewhat
qualified if one considers the compara
tive wealth of these cities aa repre
sented by the assessed valuation ol
real and personal property subject to
their taxation. In I'j'jS the total as
sessed valuation of all taxable prop
erly, personal and real. In the city of
New York, was (7,158.190,400, aa
against Ju.OSC.lSi.Clil for the other
ten cities taken together.
Cows In the Streets of Munich.
About one-half the draught animals
in Munich are cons. It Is one of the
connecting links with the old life,
when all were cows. These Interest
ing at i sedate animals have a fonduese
for ly.ng In the streets, chewing their
cuds when not ctiAged In the hauling
btibicess, ahku Is a constant source
of annoyance, because It disturbs trat
lc. Llectrlc cars are new to Munich,
and the inhabitants a. a very proud of
them and of .Munich s rise to the posi
tion of a great capital of the world,
as they delight to call her. Hence in
terference with traffic Is the unpar
donable sin. It is oae of the city's
most interesting sights to see mobs of
vociferous men gcttiDg cows off the
track. Only then does one understand
tue possibilities of the German tongue.
It is interesting to observe the horses
rIfo. They eat slices of black rye
biead for luncheon, and are usually
hitched to one side of a single wagon
tote when In harness. If there be
shafts, they also art lopsided, 'way
hack country fashion, even ( tfca t
hide be a carrlftf .
. . SHALL H E DO Bt'SlXESS H'lTU il?
THE ORANGE COUNTY TRUST CO.,
Middletown, N. Y
with im iiini-lc capital and Miipkis security is paying
interest dormant
- niic vi luur j'er cent.
It paid more than 100 000 in 1908.
Interest begin when deposit is made, Compounded
in January and July. There is no change in the rato
caused by the amount of
Bnsiness may be done by mail.
Write for detailed information.
G. SPENCFR COWLEY, FRANK HARDING,
Secretary. President.
Amatite Roofing
T. R. J. Klein A Son, Agents
Iron and Tin Roofing of all Kinds
Metal Shingles and Metal Ceilings
Hardware. Stoves anrl P
Gutters. Leaders.
General Jobbers
iv . -
; broad Street, Hi ford P
RYDER'S
RYDER'S BUILE lIi G
DEALLR IN
Meats and rroYjVioj'.s,
Fish and YcErl.ihk?.
Conned Goods
Orders Tniuptly Attended
PAUL RYDER
Harford Strctt, Milford.
DR. KENNEDY'S
"PAUORITE
j Remedy
Pleasant to Take,
Powerful to Cure,
And Welcomo
In livery Home.
KIDNEY, LIVER
& BLOOD CliilE
Not i Patent Kedkine.
Over 30 Yea; of Success.
Used in Thousands of Homes.
Write to Dr. David Kennedy's
Sons, Rondout, N. Y., for a
FREE sample bottle. Large
bottle $ 1 .00. Alt druggists.
MOVED TO 1330
11111111111
WE are Ine oldcsl X'ine and Liquor
Houie in Philadelphia. We have
Lca ob!i"eJ to move from the
old stand w!i;re we have been (or so many
years mint have mire room to accommo-
I . n
date our incrraung
have the
it US'
reason v..iy s er.oL J be higher priced.
Old Pern VVItisI'-y, 75c quart.
$2.75 c ,..3n is the finest whioky (or its
price ii wc:!J.
Ou) f
I Imperial Ciol.-et Y.'ri'
ga!.. di:'sj lro.ii
wa:er.
Goods th'rr.?d
UrUed
5. , '
Thomas Masscy & Co.
Formerly
1310 Cbestnul St.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Wr-y Notr
Popular etv!'' !oj;y is always Intor
'Jng, even if It Is sometimes luac--..raio.
There Is the rue of the lit
t.e girl who, according to a humorHt
rebuked her brother when he was try
ing to drive a cow out of the fsreer
by calling "Scat!" -You shouldn't
sy scat," said tha llltl girl "gay
cow'
the account.
avuugvj
Plumhino- nacfit-tir,-
and ReDairers
1 V--'
i WOOD a SON
s
FUNERAL DOCTORS!
MILFORD FA 5
UNDERTAKING
in nil brniiclit .
Special nttentinn piven to
No extra cliargo for attendiug
funerals out of town .
Telephone lu ltesitleuos.
LADY ASSISTANT
New urk . heprt'scntuttre i
National Caaket I'o. ftu Mn-iU 1
Junui-yt. 'IVlcphoni'SHriHiirlus;
'' mi " mi ii ii isiaas I
s .for.fi wood rumuiud ui fit,
i IikuI. Mail orilnvyii-tn fmmjH u!
'ention. SlifjurO J'a , Am- o(h luce
J. II'. A iVae.
Washington Hotels.
ftlGCS HOUSE
I'lie hotel par excellence of the eepltnl
ocnuxl williiu ooe block of the YMme
rtoiiwanddnvctlj-opptslteHie Traunrj
Muest table In Ihecily.
MILLARD'S H0TFL
A fainnuh; I.ati'lry, r u;ni ml.le ff r It
alstorlci.lauocialioiis antl long-suttailied
populartir. Hvcvmly rroovuti'd, repainted
did partially ru.tuu.sj.cU.
NATIONAL HOTEL.
A Iiiudmark among the hotels of W ash
tngton, patrouised Id foruier years ry
.icMot mi and high officials. Alwny a
wmiB inrorito. Keceotly rt modi It u una
vndcrcd better tlmn ever. opp. Pa K
rt.d.p. WALTKK BIHTCN, Kes. igr
1 hete hotels are (he prlnoipal poiHicnl
.-udeavua of the capital ai all iin.es
I hey arothe best stci plng plaoas at nal
onable rates.
o. o.
O DCWITT
Preprlat
C!:ESTHUT ST
bu.mrs.. Bectie we
Philadelphia it no
y. J 1.25 qt.. $4.75
sheeted gram spring
to all parts of the
elates.
1639 Chestnut St.
rort'.ar.d, Ort., i c.iliea "Trie Rose
City." Her i tsht to the title is born
cut by t'.o r. oil ..l it.t rojes that are
prown lu tbo aoild, and every home
baa its ros.garden. Successful bust,
cess men are equally eathuslastlo
rosarians, sud exhlulU of the choicest
varieties are held each year, not only
by the Rose Society and the Koae
Festival, but is the lobbiee of offloe
iuildiDKi by tbf tenwu, tad la elub
t ' r:;
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