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VOL. XIV.
MILFORD, PIKE COUNTY. PA., FRIDAY. MAY 28, 11)09.
NO 31
Co
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BRIEF MENTION J English critics say thai th- Ainei
, lean women do not kar.w bow la
tfoaea Guiuacr t Haiiilyshna WM 'walk. They know enough, bowtvir
la Iowa Mt Muaiday Ma will have In keep Mm women of other national
public Bale Janet, af thehouai hold itles on the tun.
looda af the lata Lydie Decker at
Lit ton, N J.
Depositions were takcn last Men
day before J. U. Lndnijt Kq n the
suit of Or. J. Marion EltunnaS
sgsinst Die Gcrnietiia Fir Insurance
Company. . Tim suit waa brought to
recover on a ailicy of Inaurance ob
tba Iiqbso and bara f 1. fcdmu..il
in Delawara township which were
I aramt auana months ago.
Calvin C'ror, of Dincmane Ferry,
waa lu town last Mouday
Look out fir the striped Vretlra.
They often attack and dent a - niel
ana and tuetiinbers as feet a the
plants appear above the ground. An
application of wood ashes, air slaked
lima, or g ypaam. tainted witb kcru
ana or turpentine or rarbolta Beld,
will kelp to drive thatn away. II
7m have only a few plants, vim ran
easily protect each bill br erecting a
luo.-qtiito artting gn.-iid over it unii)
tlio plants begin to i nn.
Cbbsge, lutnuto ami other ptnnls
euu be protected from cutworms by
e.rctiiig a two inch high paper friire
tound rack firm. Lap Ibo pnpvr
and and push the f.mce an inch Into
tiia soil to hold It iu place. The pap
er should not come nearer to the
ne:u tban about onn and one bull
laches.
Watch the currant and gooseberry
bualica for worms. If not looked uf
tar for a few day they wilt atrip off
the leaves and tbo berries will not
ripen. Make a duster out of a tak
ing powder can by punching floe
bolea in Die lid, and I boa dust the
baaboa with hellebore A few eeuta
and a little tiuia will save lbs ber
ries. Milford at recta hire net been tn
better condition for yeara than at
present. . Tba atieet eotumlttee,
Warner and Flodlay, baa shows
good Jadgraeat and street ooaaaale.
loner Ryder has exeoalcd Heir dl
swctloaa with etoelleat discretion.
When streets are put ia proper shape
it la an easy matter to keep tbem so
and tbey give much belter sattsfao
tton to tha public.
The Qaay atataa commission has
ordered the ecu hit or, tn whose stud
io tba sums baa beea, to forward It
to Barrisborg where It will be turned
aver to the Capitol commission The
last legislator pnaeed a resolution
that it be placed In the rotunda.
Tha win; of the Democratic party
In Monroe county are now trying to
flap in unison. At a recent limiting
the peace pipe was passed, the toma
hawks were concealed, tha scalping
knives ahratbnd and the braves
wore ia future they would drink the
aaaaa brand of fire water. What
lea Is necessary to harmouy.
J. K. Perry of Wllke Barre waa In
town Tuesday to attend the aala of
tlta Wilkes Bur re East and West
Railway and became the purchaser
for the sum of (10,000.
Having beea caught ia tha art cf
Mealing aome (2,000,000, the sugar
trust ateme quite likely to suffer the
pain of seeing soma half dosen of its
$13 a week employers sent to the
ponitentiary for it
Aitither trlpabrond would astlst
11 r. Bryan In killing time between
presidential conventions.
Otstro bns praotically dlsftpimnrrd
from public coticrr, and nobody is
organizing any aearcblng parties.
At tha Sheriff's sale last Saturday
f 123 acre of laud in Delaware ti e
property wasstiuuk B to the Mort
ggse for $175.
The oivillratlon of the American
Indian is onmplete "Whltr Cl.ind"
has been named nsco-responduntina
Liudon divorce suit.
Tbe summer romanoe srasou has
opened in Tsxaa with tea ponnd hall
stones.
Legislative note Speaker Cannon
appeared In a light anil and pink
tie.
The sugar trnst bus been cheating
the ftnvorument for ti n years. Vet
the gn-ernuioiit ia kinder to tbe
aogar truat than to any other in the
country.
. Tbia thing of dally ballutlua trosn
tha Afrioaa Jaaglaa ia too much like
old White Hons daya.
Washington eeuld de no Irsa than
erect a statae to Bus Hbitpberd after
Pennsylvania set an eiample In the
case of Btias Quay.
Homer Davenport, the c irtix.niat,
ba Separated from bia wife and
roovivt bia fani-y slock from Morrt
flaiot to a farm new Guehen, K, T
The romplinnt that an Itimme tax
would mnk n a nut inn of linre ap
jMrently cornea lurirrly from tba poo
pln who are afraid to trust them
selves. Tha trouble about I ha sir rf that
Buoa wrote 8lmkejp. are is thr.t it
ha to be proved all over again every
year or so, ant tbni nobody be-
Ilevea It.
If the women are to be rrqnired
lo remiiva their lints in clmr. Ii. tbry
have the njtht tn ilrmnnd. e lliiuk,
that tkry be furnished two saata
euch.
A judioioua trimming of the trera
in town wonld improve their a pneas
anea and l earfit tha trrra. Tlie ten.
deaoy of tha lower limbs Is lo draw
moat of Ibe atrengtb of tba tree and
the shsdu is not needrd so near tli
grannd.
The btdndard Oil Co. is giving da
monatiatliitis in some near by towa
to proe tie ifliciciicy of oil lor lay
iiit; the (lnxt. There is no uVubt bet
I bat it will do tbn busiuess, but hT
Mtid to be dinigrernble for n time af
ter application.
A tile drain pipe is bring Inld
across Fourth Street nt its i'.itcttec
Hon with Uroi;o wh ch l!l ii!:i;e a
vrry bad break, a thing which has
dipgusted many users of veliiclws.
A number of gypsies pjsuul thru
town this week.
The prica of wool tbla year will
be about 25 centa or 8 cents more
tban last year.
Bill Slw lo is displaying exlranrdin
ary qualities as a ball playerj and
thia week in an exciting game br.
twean Alteoua and Joliastown woa
out for bia club by sinking a home
ruu In the tenth Innlog. The score
waa 2 1. Ha baa now woa aa a
pitcher eight ttralgbt guoaa far Al
taoaa. Edward Cahlll of New York la la
town this week.
Up to this date 4.000 automobile
Itaeusts bavo been Issued by the Da
aartment of highways.
Altornry Uenrral Todd holds that
the non retident extmpiioa provis
ion of the new automobile law does
not go into effect unltl Jan 1st, 1110.
The licensing provisions of the new
et arc not operative until then, and
bs says the teu day limit la a part of
the licensing provisiou.
E'ght tona of dynamite were ex
nloiled in one blast last week on tba
Lackawanna short cut In Warren
County. It tore down a large bill.
The Blooming Drove llonting and
fishing Club is experimenting witb
a soli erne for proagating yollow
pnroh af a lood for gime Usb nod
Cotr.mis loner Meehan ia so im
pressed with the idea that La may
endertake tha same method I i dcd
the fish which devour trout. Like
Laura is so full of bass that a sports
man can catch bia liiuit In a vary
ahprt time, and the Commissioner
will permit club members to catch
more tban tha legal limit pu t! led
the aorplna ta deposited la the Lack
awaxen. Mrs l-ruo of Ntiwark recently
visited her motbtr here, Mrs. Ka t li
ar n ttJohn.
Thore are uo more stats funds to
pay bi. unties on e xiui.ti nniuials.
After June 15tb you can fish for
black has in the Delaware, whether
you catch any or not.
Chas O. Wood vaa in New York
this weoa looking afier a batterv
which be h'ft with a fir:n in that city
jto be charged and which thrv cli liu
.od bad been dtlivirnl. ile found
that a youiiij n un hud nilltd aDd
repr-iseoisd bimnelf a.i Wood and da
earthed v. here he wasinra and when
he loft tbe battery, and that it had
breu delivered to biin. The firm
made goal bj giving Mr. Wo.vt a
new battery, and pocketing the Ion.
I
An artronooier ssjs that for ten
million dollars be can put nr a plant
! to C'.mn.utncuie with Mars. Gills
'flirt viiln Ibe man In lha moon for
much less money.
Pay your lax and get yeur dog tag
aad license before June 1st.
Robert Tindlay and wife are enter
tainlng a son who came Into their
boiue Monday.
Mrs Koeun ivet.l to New York tbia
week for au operation, which has
b-eu sucoe-sfully performed.
Hei ''"it Banian i novering from
an attack of fever.
, P. M. N ils cf KlTerM.le Hi'tel a
IU town a day last week.
Tna Demnerata of Mnaroa county
are squirming because Ave nnl of six
candidates for Jury commissioner
were refused a place oa tha ballots
because their netltions onlv oontnimd
ten names. Ia not a man who wants j
to fill a connty ofQce and la either
too ignoraet or too negligent to find
out what is necessary to pnf hie
aame on the bille t lit ely to he cnSt
to perform bia dotiea. Won d le be
Jnsl aa rarelrsa and neglectful in ptib
llo as In private matters.
Uonesdale people are patting their
bncks over tbe proaprot of tbe trot
ley line being built. It would re
lieve I heir Main Street mad conies,
tloa.
The Wheeler Armstrong family
are now ocripylng their High Street
heme.
Cyras Bull and wife ara visiting
the formers mother on Third Bt.
Chef Grosllinond of Hotel Tench,
ere, who has been ill witb pneumonia
is recovering
The trial of Darhnoto charged wlrh
murdering an 1ml inn near Middle
town Jan 19th, and asraulling bis
wife, has commenced at NeurburgU
and it looks as though tha Hints
eventually will have to gcnr.nte
nonsh electi icitT to kill a miserable
wretch.
B.ubuoto was convicted of mnrrtrr
in the first drgroe and sentenced t
ha eliH'troeutcd the week beglimir.g
July 5th.
Burgess Kulibacli of Honcsdtilo is
an unjiityitig official with a really
Pharoah heart. Recently ho sen
tenced three tramps to 30 dtiya work
on the streets The shooters for per
snnnl Marty and private right may
expend some pent up emotions
over this outrage perpclrattd on
thrir brethren, and declare tbe law
unconstitutional.
There jsnsi to be eoaaa bitch la
tba aew trolley line, It la guard
edly latlmated that eoasa oae who
has beea aearching the wood pile
has discovered a earefnlly ooneealed
African In It. Bnaka bim oat aad
let the work begin.
Milford Lodge No 844 F. A. 11.
will attend the funeral of the lata
brother C. H. Robinsoa at Malamor
aa today.
Uias Fannie PotfloBrof Mew-York
U spending a few daya la town.
Mrs. John P. Vaa Etten of Cons
shaaKh baa beeu visiting ber Brook
lyn relatives for several days. v
John Van Derbilt is again at Wel
come Farm In Mllfsrd township.
The ballots for tbe primary June
(tb, were printed at tbe Press office.
There is not likely to be a very live
ly election iu this county, as there ia
r ally but una contest, that for Jury
Commissioner, on tha Democratic
ticket.
Cut Js of invitations have bean re
ccived here to Commencement exer
vlura ol Leland Stanford University
California ia the graduatii g class of
which is Percy H., a eon of ai. M
Vau Etten formerly of Milford.
At the alga of tha CUP and SAU
CER, a lea room baa been opened
la the Cottage adjoining the Sawklll j
nouae on riariora ntreet. i ne room
will be open daily from 8 80 to 6 St
P. U. tf
C. P. Knapp, who busted several
np river banks, was an enthusiastic
prooiotor of band inusio and dropped
$8i),000 of the depositors money in
humoring bia fincy. Attaobing a
ball to Ills leg and putting bim at
afreet work for 85 years would about
make the punisbine it fit tbe ciime.
There is a growing feeling that
Memorial day cnglit to be kept sac
red st least tbe forenoon to tbe
memory of those who gave their
livts for tha country, and that base
ball and other games should wait.
This would be showing proper re
spect to the s-entiioent which Inaug
urated tbe tlay.
An experienced teacher savs that
I pupils who have access to newspap-
ers at home, when compared witb
thos who do not, are better readera
better spellers, better grammarians,
better punctuators, aad read nor
onderotandlagty, and obtala a prao
tleal kaowledga of geography In al
most half tba time It rcqalret other.
Tha aewbpayer la deoidedly aa laa
portaat factor la modera life. Tbia
will aot be disputed by any one wbo
has taken tha trouble to Investigate
the matter tor himself.
The strawborry season in Delaware
opened last week and aa aatiaaata of
one million dollars is placed on tha
crop in three counties. If this le cor
red others than Strawberry Jim Mo
Nichnl may have tbem for breakfast.
NEWS FROM
WASHINGTON
The Benata leaders are far from
ttiafltd with tbe progress being
made on the tariff bill, and with a
drsire to call a ball oa speeches for
home consumption sad to bsvs the
tariff debate confined to tha specific
questions nader aonsideratlon, they
Intead to 'da everything In their
p iwer ta llnslt tbe scopa of the dh
eostdan. . Hares ft sr the tariff orators
ara to be held within bounds and will
not be permitted todieraas tha fund
amantala of frae trace and protea
tion, tba truat question, the political
situation, freight rates - and other
economic subjects. Oa Thursday of
bat week, after a hug debate ia
wbfeb almost everything exoept tha
pending amendment waa discacsed.
bsnstor Tillman sugrrs'ed that tba
time bad come when something bad
aught to be done lo put aa and to
"tbla usileas wrangle" and Mid he
was weary of sitting in the Hsnale
witb ncthing to do except liatru to
professions of politlml failb by lie
publicans and Democrats, and In this
he voiced the sentiments of many
others. Beustor Aldrich, chairman
of tha Finance Committer, intends
at an early date, to invoke a role that
no Senator shall speak more tbaa
Isrlce on any one question in debate
on tho same day without the permla
slon uf the Senate, and be iutenda,
also, to Insist that the Senate eonflna
itself to consideration cf the para
graphs under consideration. It is
hoped, in tbia way, to dispose ef tbe
bill before the summer ia ovrr.
In the days of the Booseyslt ad
ministration visitors to the Senate
galleries were always sure to get a
glimpse of Vice President Fsirbanks,
hear bia santiroaa tones, and view
tha dignity of aslea with which ha
presided over that body. He waa al
waya la bia aeat apd seemed to be
Have iht it was tha daty of tbe Vice
President to remain near tho fnate.
Vioe President Bberman takes an
other view, and believes that tbe
Vies President should have tbe aame
lniaurs aa any other member of the
Senate. He knows there ara many
capable heads la which to treat tbe
gavel aad be ha takea several aftei.
noona off to play golf ami hea made
iveral tripe to blc borne on business.
He calls Hens tor Frya to the ebair
whenever it la possible, kaowlag
that ha Is entreating tha busiaess of
lbs Senate to one of tha most exact
and capable offlosrs who ever pre.
aided over tha Upper House of Con
gress. When Benator Frye ia absent
Mr. Hbermaa calls oa any oae wbo
happens to catch hie eye. Ona day
this week four different Senators al
ternated In tha chair. Tbe concen
sus of opinion it that Mr. Sbermaa Is
right In escaping at times from the
bombardment of oratorical periods.
After no little dlsonstian and five
weeks' work, tba aame of Jefferaoa
Davis, presidaut of the late Soother
Confederacy, baa been rasters to
tba tablet oa Cabin John Bridge.
When Mr. Davis was Secretary of
War, In the Iftiea, bia name formed
part of tha legend originally oat Into
the Ublst, but it waa erased froaa
the atone ia 1882 by order of Secre
tary Caleb Solih of the Interior De
partment. President Roosevelt or
dered Its reatoratioa, forty seven
years later, just Imfo.c his retire
ment from office, and his aotlon waa
he result of urgent appeals of the
Daughters of the Confederacy.
Prominent members of the Asso
ciation ot State and National Food
and Dairy Departments ara conaidei-
l-.g the advisability of asMng Coi .
grets, at its next session, to enact
ie-islatinn rrovidinir for annervi.tnn
of all factories which prepare food
products entering into Interstate com
msroe. The advocates of saoh a
measure maintain that it conlrl he
drawn along lines similar to that
providing for the tnapectisn of meat
and meat produots. Msnv Conarrcaa
men are of tbe opinion, however.
that sneh legislation, if enacted,
would not stand tha laata nt tha
oarto. and they aaatntalB that It is
antral if the moat Inspection law
would be upheld by the Supreme
Court, were it taken before that tri
bunal. The packers have been so
benefitted by tbe law that they have
aot bean disposed lo subject It to the
teats of the oonrta. It ia doubtful it
the purveyors of food produola gee
arallv wnulrt ha aanallw h-n.flitul
and It ia feared that, were an attempt
niaae so eo rar cxseaa tbe system,
the ent i re legislative structure would
fall. It is considered exlremrlr
dnuhtlnl, therefore, if Con gr ens
oruM be Induced to extend tha pol
icy ot fed rul Insoeotlon.
Gumption oa the Farm
Sort well rnur simmI, but first be
oaraful to eelrvt the right aort.
Tba bong bole does not amply
half so many barrels as the little,
everlasting drizzle from the spigot.
Never beard of anybody running
tbe cultivator too ranch, except one
maa who was too busy cultivating
to dig bia wife's flowerbeds for her.
It will pay to have on hand dupli
cates of tbe most breakable pans of
the barveatar. It coat time, which
Is valuable, to atop a machine in
rush day to 'welt for Ibe broken
parts.
To tha hired man : You can be a
ma whom the whole neighborhood
will' want. How? Just by being
fair and square, earnest, honest, good
nature and clean In all your life.
No out-of work times for such a
man.
Wbea yoa wish permission to1 go
across anothsr 'man's laud 'go end
ask for it. Doa't take it for granted
that "it will be all right." You can
only be sure of thnt by going to head
quarters and talking witb tbe maa
tor. Ont of 2,500 boya recently exam
ined In the schools of Kansas, only
six cigarette smokers wero f Und to
be what would generally bo calieJ
bright. Ten nf Hie remainder were
average students, wbilo all tbe ret
of the 2.800 were found to be poor at
ibrir studies, or worthless
One of the handiest thlngi nbont a
farm is a canvas large enough to
cover a load or stack of bay. Those
who still stack all bay outside need
one most. But there are many other
uses for one, auch M covering loads
uf grain that can not be unloaded be.
fore a shower, a protection for tba
binder od dewy nights, eto.
Tbe answer we have been givlag
to young men who wish to gel ia'o
agricultural journalism, is to go en a
f irm which is devoted to the speo-,
laliy he is most interested in and
work end write, write, write, send
log his MSS, to farm papers ; keep on j
sending them uutll lie makes a repu
tation for himself ; then, if a way is
opep for him It will open. Others
may giva batter ad vice tban this
this 1 th best we eta do.
In a little while summer boarders
will bo In evidence. Deal gently
with tbem, brethren, when they ask
yoa how many eggs tha eggplant
produeoa in a day, and when they
ask to see the cow that gtvea butter
and cheese. They mean well, but
thay are very green concerning conn
try way ; and if tbey arc frightened
out ef their wlta when they meet a
flock of sheep, do not remind them
of their cheap Jnkea bout tha perils
of a countryman crossing a busy
street In town. Tha summer board
er t usually willing to learn, aad in
time he will even be able to distin
guish between a bumblebee end a
grassbopper.
Eilllag weed by spraying : To
make tha spraying solution, empty a
hundred pound sack of sulphate of
iron Into flrty gallon barret ; fill to
the chin with water and at.r with
boa for a few minutes until dissolved
Strain through several thickness of
ohreeeetoth tacked over manhole of
the apraying machine. Apply with
a powerful (praying machine, pro.
ducing a real mist free from dropa.
Use about fifty gallons to the acre,
and spray on a bright, warm day,
or on a dark, damp day ; it does not
matter so long as rain does not eosue
srithia eighteen or twenty hours.
This spray will not harm grain crojs
and will kill wild mustard and var
ious other weeds.
From June Farm Journal.
Lived 152 Years
Wm Par Knglaud's oldest man
mairied the third time at 120, worked
In the fields till 132 and lived 20 year
longer. People should be youthful at
80. James Wright, of Spurlock, Ky
shows bow to remain young. "I feel
Just like a sixteen year old boy,'' he
writes, "alter taking six bottles of
Electric Bitters. For thirty years
kidney trouble made life a burdsn,
buttheflft-t bottle of this wonderful
medicine Convinced me I had found
the greatest cure on earth." They're
a godsend to weak, sickly run down
or old people. Try tbem 50c at all
druggists.
Real Estate Transfers
Robert Daalcy to Isaac Heater, lot
in Matamoras $1000.
John Keyea ta William Scales jr.,
lot S, 4 Matamora $1700.
R ana Koenlg to Theodore Near,
pass, lota 77, 6J, 87 Malauiuras $!-'0.
NOTES FROM
SANDYSTON
It is. claimed that a aew reboot law
forbida any B. of I. to reduce the
salary of any teacher who has taught
three conaecutivc years in any mun
icipality. When teachers were hired for tbe
coming year tbe salary of tbe teach
er at Layton was out from 45 to $40
She quotes from our County Super
intendent that such la the law, and
ltbo tha school la not an advanced
one, and not large the B. of E. snay
have to pay. The law ta denounced
by all.
Mrs. Jana Hursb, of Hsiaeevilla,
ia suffering from a light attack of
paralysis. Her condition Is reported
as slightly improved and ber many
friends hope for her speedy recovery.
Ia sptaking last week ot tbo taraa
r whose haec came out ahead ot hie
IS cows, I did not giva the number
of hens, but be tells as they number
about 600.
$75 :00 ahead, per month, is a good
beat.
Money ia a mighty alippsry articls
and one of our milk men finds that
checks are slippery too.
Being bnuded bis milk check of
$163 aa ha wis on bis wsy to bis
work, he banded it to tbe ssrvaat
girl to put away. When ho called
for it, it wag gone and ia gone yet.
Application has beeu made for ai
other check.
I amglad to note thnt the condi
tion of Jonnoy Major at Laytoa is
improved.
We all hope to see him around, aa
usual, in a short time.
The Sindyston B of E met on St
urday uigbt, and sold the contract
for the erection of five flag poles to
be put np on our school grounds, to
Frank Barnes, of Haioesville, for
$88.00
Tba poles are to be cheetaat, 40
feet long, 8 In or ever 8 feel from the
large end, and 4 laohee or ovsi at
the small end. Painted two coats of
white, sot in hole 4 feet deep aad
hole filled with cement. There is no
bouanza iu this deal.
Iu eoaseqnence of Miss Donle Corl
right declining to accept tha Brook
aide eobool In this town, tha B. of E.
engaged Mies Grace Col of afonlagaa
to fill the position. Miss Corlrlght
has been angsgsd a assist teashei of
the Brick House School, and, I an
excellent select Ion.
Dr. E. W. Jones, of Layton, la th
possessor of a flue Bulckaar and ruas
It like a veteran.
A day or two ago he cam from
Port Jervia to Layton ia 73 minutes,
and if be get a hurry he'll be there
in a jiffy.
Of all iho doeament printed by
the State that ia interesting to th
general pablio la tba State Aaaual
Report ot the schools, and yet, I as
sert that probably two per cent of
tha people ever get to tea oca. There
is ao much of latereal ia those Re
ports, to lovere of good schools, that
the state should have copious ex
trasts from it printed in onr County
papers, and especially of our owa
County.
Monday, 84, adorning th air fecit
like frost, witb tha Weather Boreaa
instruments atanding at 33 above,
overcoats are lu order yet.
Corn plsnting Is being pushed this
week, aud in uisuy cases the farmer
is not done plowing. Tbe wet weath
er bas put Ibe farm work back vary
much.
lievac andLar.ts, our new butcher
finu, started their wsgon on Thurs
day last. Both are well known young
meu, and with strict attention to
business are deserving of success.
Will those Pike Counly K. Rs. via
Milford get one of them going down
this valley. Either side of tbe river
nill do.
Won't Slight a Good Friend
"if ever I ueed a medicine again
I know what to get," declares Mrs A
L. Alley of Boals. Me , "for, after us
ing ten bottles of Dr. King's New
Discovery, and seeing its excellent re
sults lo my own family and others, I
sin convinced it la the best medicine
made for Coughs, Colds and lung
trouble." Every one who tries it
feels Just that Way. Relief Is fait at
once and Its quick oure surprise you
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Hemor
rhage, Croup, LaGrippe, Sore Throat
pain In cheat or lungs its supreme.
60c and $1.00. Trial bottle free.
Guaranteed by all druggists.
Governor Hughes of New York
has vetoed the bill appropriating $15
(00 lo tluish the dike al port Jervis,
and give as a reason, inentnoleol
revenue.
OBITUARY
Cbablb HfaroaD Doaxtrao
Charles Hanford Robertson, a well
knowa locomotive nnaH n aha
Delawara Division of the Erie, died
al hie home oa Ave. N. Mataatorae,
Tuesday morning after a 7 awotba
lines of a complication ot disease.
Had ha lived uatil Julv 13. be would
have been fifty year old.
Deceased was bora at White Cut.
phnr Spring, Butllven Coanlv. aad
sevsnteea years ago aame to Port
Jervls and begaa ftrlag for Erie. Ha
waa aoon premotsd to ughsear and
performed his duties to tba satlafaa-
tion ol hi employer. Ha waa a aaan
wbo waa wall liked by many frlaads.
Una wbo waa a kind and indulgent
huaUnd and father. Ha waa a mean
ber of Port Jervia Division, Me. 64,
B. L. E., tha Odd Fellew of Young
villa, tba Masons of Milford. and tha
Eaatera Star of Mataasoraa.
August 1$. 1884. ba Waa united in
marriage with Miss Jessie Colemaa
of Honnacala, who survives him with
tho following dsugbters: Helsn,
wife of H. W. Smith af Uststsoras ;
Bertha, Florence. Mildred and Arnra
at borne. Also two ulsters: Julia,
wife of Washington Sutherland of
vrmte emptier Springe ; Ida, wife of
Lambert White of East Branch. N.
Y.
The funeral will be held from his
late home, at 2 :30 o'olock today and
tie services will be In charge ot Mil
ford Lodge No 344 F. A. M.. Rev.
Mr Covey officiating.
Interment in Laurel drove Ceme
tery.
Mrs. Mart Fabrestback
The .uaeral of Mrs Mary Fahren-
back wa held from her lata bona
1st Lackawaxen last Monday and waa
largely attended.
Intermont In the Union Cemetery
at tnat plaoe.
Tbe poll bearer ware Messrs. Carl
Newe, B. I Sobafer, Anthony Hes-
bergcr, Ferdinan Hohenwald, Joseph
Dodao, Chris Warner The flower
bearer was Frank Newman.
WANTED!
SALESMEN to repceeeat us tn
tha aala of our High Grade Goods.
Don't delay, apply at once. Steady
employment ; liberal tarms. ILi par
lance not necessary.
ALLEN NURSERY CO.
Rock eater, N. Y.
Smashes All Becords
As an all round laxative tonic and
health builder no other pill can com
pare with Dr. King's New Life Pill.
They tona and fegulata stomach, liv
er and kidneys, purify the blood,
strengthen tba nerves; cure Constipa
tion, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Jaun
dice, Headache, Chills and Malaria.
25c at ail druggist.
Memorial Services by Cel.
John Nyce Post 459
G. A. R.
Unioa services of all th aharoho
will be bald la tha Methodist churoh
Sunday evening at 7 :S0 o'olock.
Vctcrani of all wan ara asked to
joia the group of tbe member of tha
Grand Army. Tho publio I cordial
ly Invited to attend this servioe. Oa
Monday member of the G. A. R.
will leave Centra Square at 8 a. m.
for Montague, N. J. where servloa
will be held In tbe cemetery at 10.
At 10 :30 a brief aervloe for tailora
will ba held oa the bridge. At 11
o'clock publio service will be held la
Milford Cemetery. The ritual of G.
A. R. will ba used. Tbe oration will
be given by Ret. R. B. Dilworth.
Tbe publio is cordislly invited to at
tend these services. Flowsra and
wreath! for decorating grave of sol
diers are solicited.
Please leave them at tha Court
House before nine o'oleok Monday
morning.
Kills to Stop tne Fiend
The worst foe for IS years of John
Deye, of Gladwin, Mich., was a run
ning nicer. He paid doctor $400 00
without benefit. Then Buoklen's Ar
ntea Salve killed tha ulcer and cured
him. Cure Fever Sore, Boils, Fel
ons, Eczema, Salt Rheum. Infallible
for Piles, Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Corns.
23o st all druggists.
Tbe Milford bank will be dosed
Monday, May 81, Memorial day.
George N. Waingrisht died at bia
bona in Montague, N. J., May I8th
aged about 5$ yeara.
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