V PIKE COUNTY PRESS Borough of Matamoras ORDINANCE NO. 26 T A I LO RS PLTBLiISUKD EVEHY FRIDAY. Friday, Jane 25, 1909 orru , BROWH'I bdildibq broad kt. 8TJB8CHIPTION: Ohk Y kak One dollar and fifty cents, Six Months Seventy-five cents. STRICTLY IN ADVANCE. Enured at the post office of Mllford Pike (Jnuntr. PenutiylTatila, m second oint matter, November twentr-flrat, 1SDS Advertising Rates. Dn Inoh, onelnsnrtton yi.fi K fcch subsequent Insertion ,76 Ketfured rate, f urnlshtst on application, will he allowed Tearljr advertisers. Legl Advertising. Administrator's and Bxeontor's notloee ....... - A nditor's nntioes - . . S.'V 1 4 110 Divorce notlocs .... ... 6.U0 a tin Sheriff's sales, Orphans court sale, )ounty Treasurer's sales, County state ment and election proclamation charged Dy ibv inch. . . Va Btua. POBLISBKO, Aire. Catharine Decker Cunning ham died at br home to Port Jervis last Monday after long illness of paralysis, bbe was born in Wants f e N. J. Jan 17, 1830 and was a de soendant of Peter Decker the found er of Devkertown, now Sussex. One daughter Henrietta, music director of the Port Jervis schools, two broth era Ueorge snd William of Waco, Texas, and two sisters Satan and Mary, widow of the late John 1) Biddis of Wasbiogton survive her. Otto Dnrling was charged Monday before Enquire Ladwig with being disorderly the previous Saturday ev ening and had to congh op f 5.00 and costs. Alfred Moreaux of Dingman town ship, while slightly exhilarated las' Monday raced his horse along Bar ford Street and at Sixth Street ran into it lamp pist which caused him to pitou out of the wagon and bruised his face. M. E. Simons of Koneedale bas betu reelected chairman of the Be- publican County Committee of Wayne. Henry Klaer. a recent graduate of the U. P. is borne for the summer. Mrs. M. A. Cnddebaofc of New Tork la a gaeet ia town. The first National Bank of Mitford baa declared it semi annual dividend of 8 par cent payable July 1. An aocident happened, or rather was caused by overspending, to an auto party at Egypt Mills last Sun day in which two men were injured. A rear tire slipped off anil the ma chine turned turtle. Dr. Walter 8. Angle of East Stroudsburg bas been appointed County Medical Inspector of Monroe Mrs. A. Terwilliger is reoaintlns her lately purchased bouse near Cen tre square. Dr. W. W. Keen, a celebrated sur geon of Philadelphia, was a Hotel Fauchers guest a day thia week. Aana Klaer or Stroudsburg la via mug ner mother here. Miss Frances Westfall is peculiar- ly unfortunate in her bealtb. Just as she had about recovered from an operation she became ill with jaun dice. License Transfer Notice is hereby given that applica tlou will be made to the Judges of the uoun oi quarter (Sessions of Pike Co on June 129, lwoe, for the transfer of the retail liquor license of Pierre M. Is'llis for a Hotel in Lehman Township to JOHN C. WESTBROOK, Mllford, Pa., June 16, 1M08-. Clerk. LOST A one quart "Thermos Bottle" o the automobile road between Bloom Ing Grove Park and Mllford, Sunday dune 20, 1809. Please notify DE. F. GILPIN. Newfoundland, Pa. KIMBLE M. C Rowland returned home last week after spending several daya at Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Mrs. Harriet Atkinson of Hawley visited relatives here recently. Born to Morris Perry and wife daughter the 14. Dr Shannon of Laokawaxen was in town laat week as bealtb officer look leg after the sanitary condition ol the farmers raring for their milk nd butter and conditions of their cellars and stables, eto. Rowland Snyder went to Lewia- Itburg last week to acoompauy Ray. aaond Docker home from Buokaell University to spend bis vacation. Arno Burkhardt ia convalescing The nurse left Isst week. Mrs. Wilbur Kelly visited Henry Dewitt at Rowlaada last week. M. U. Rowland gave hlsmea their annual outing exouraion to Peak Pond for a fish, They oaught 200. Cliaa. Phelps and wire of Croton on the Hudson spent Sondsy here with relatives. Mrs. Henry Schurta has moved to New York. , Otvlnff nermlMKlnn in tha UaUmnra. Citizens Water Company. Its succes sors aud aiwigus to lay, repair and main tain water mains, water pipes, hy drants, shut oils, gates and meter through and nnderthe avenues, streets nil a.ilawialba nwnH Kb mnA aBltl.l.. this Borough and to furnish water, for riuvuu uiu uumnua use w me innan tants thereof for pay and prescribing eertain fMimlitiona anil iwmalti.a Section 1. The council of the Thor ough of Matamoras does ordain; That from and after the passage of this ordi nance The Matamoras Citizens Water company, its suecesHors and assigns, a corporation organized and existing nmUr tha luu'. of t l-i I . I '..i.i .............. 1 . 1 . ha a n rl fhav an liarahv .mimniuMil ... . j - - ...jmnvivu w lay, repair and maintain water mains, wiiici iMirtm, uuiraiiis, miiui DUN, gates and meters through aud under the avenues, street am! smnwAltia nuni bv and within the linr-nuth nf lta. moras, Pa., and to furnish water to the 11 i til i i' 11 H . ri i - a t u in iii.iiiviii . I . anKlui tl.a ..llnwn. "i ? IV. '" IS I:BUl,OUB Bna ennaittons. Hection 2. Tha; all mains or pipes taut ahnll h at a rlonlli nf .... U- I - ( ' " 1 ' i nm iimu IhrM (R I faat halnw tha .nil. 1 1 such avenues, screen or sidewalks; that an snui oin, gates ana meterssnali not extend above the level of the surface of the avenues, streets and sidewalks and shall forever be so maintained: that all fire hydrantsshall be so placed within tlta mipll I i 11 tm m rt 4V.a n..-l-J " ....... .. biii. in. vumiuD edge of the sidewalk aud at such places " ' - ..o.auan..a vj 1 1 1 CI Dlim Committee of this Borough and the nnsv.lna nf anch flr hvitnnt. ahall . of the uniform standard sizeofj) inohea in aiameicr; inn an excavations made shall whileopened, be protected against animals, vehicles and pedestrians bv nmn cniatrla flnrinir tha da. 1 1 ... . .. .1 at night by red lanterns placed at a suf 11 1 - . . , . . ituimih uBait.-v npan o insure satetv to the public; that no excavations made shall be left open for a period of more than one week: that all in anil tntran from excavations shall be thrown to one side and upon refilling shall be re placed on top of the fill; that in refil ling excavations the ground shall be thoroughly tamped and as often as the ground settles it shall be immediately filled with gravel or shale to its proper level ; roai an mains ana pipes laid In and running parallel with avenues streets shall be laid not t exceed a dls tance of ten (10)feet from the gutter HnM and fnr aiiniitvl. fmn th. .rajta ln the sidewalk to cause the least damage tnereto; tuat no avenue or street ia to be wholly closed on account of any lay ing or repairing of mains or pipes, o"r from any other cause, but a width suf ficiently large to allow the passage of teams ana venicies snail be left at all times; that such water company shall be liahla at all timA fur an., un.l ail damages in the event of any injury oo uuiuutu rcnsuu oi me laying, main taininar and reoairinsr of its mains pipes, etc., and the use of the avenues streets and sidewalks for the pur aforasaid and all things appertaining to the work done, or to be left undone or to be done bv the Matamoras Citi zens Water Company Its successors or sseigns; that such Matamoras Citizens Water Company, Its successors or as signs shall pay all the expenses Incl dent to enactment of this ordinance. It is in rt ner stipulated that unless the work is in good faith commenced with in one vear from Him mmm, nf t it. n. dlnance, that such ordinance will lapse auu iMsjuuie vein. Section 8. That before any work shall be done in said Borough the said The Matamoras Citizens Water Com pany, its Successors ntuwlimi shall a-ive a hnnri tn ha a iiiih..-..,! h .)... council, in at least a sura of not leas than one thousand (lOOO)dollars, for the laiioiui penormanee oi all tnese things contained in Section two hereof, and to protect mis isorougn from damages by tva.au u oi auuu worK, repairs, excava tions, etc. and all things appertainiu to the work dona, nr tn be done or left undone by such water company, its uitaajiB Ul HfliffUH, Stactirm 4 If u 1 1 r. V. UBlaian. cm sens Water Company its successors or ainiKiiat snan uegieci or refuse to do am of these thitiira twinlraul In iht rAi anee, such company its successors or assigns shall incur a penalty of not less than fifty (AO) dollars for each lnfrao . i ik. tlVU lUVIWIi ALFRED DEVLIN, President of Council. Attest: JOHN 8. DURANT, Secretary to Council. Approved this 9th dav of June 1909. J H. SHEEN, Chief Burgess. Notice of Application for Charter Notice is herehv o-lvan that an alt cation will be made to the Governor of rennsyivania at ttie Executive Otticea in U...I-U 1 1 . - ... . on the third Day of July, A. D. 1909 by James C. Hose, Augustus W. Belch and I eluu H. Seymour three of the In cornoratjini mII nf Miimmr.. In i, .. i .. Pa., uuder the Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Punnuvivunia a... tilled "An act to provide for the ino.r. porauou ana regulation of certain eor IHirat li ii i m" antmivHri tha I. .1 .. , April la4 aud the aeveral suppleiueuls tuvivuj lor m L'uuwr nr ait n amtiui corporation to be called the ("Pine (ihtva (VniHlrvl tha aV... ........ . : --" .ua.avM:t allU object of which is the establishing and maintaining a cemetery or burial ground in Westfali Township, Pike County, Pa., aud for such purpose the purchase and sale of real estate ueces ary for lue-forporate purposes of the COU1DSI1V. June a, 1909, ALFRED MARVIN, aiatamonu, fa,, Solicitor. Notice to Bridge Builders Tha nammifMlnnAMnf I. . ' will receive sealed bids at their orti '?? in tne court House, Mllford, Pa., un Friday, July 9, 1909, for furuiahi'ua and ..ii eraolliis; a Reiuforoed Couereta hri.l.r- across Driller's l.'raak in UVH..11 Township; and at the same titne sealed bids Will alatl 1m nuwlvul f.. . Arch Bridge for the above location. Each bid to be accompanied with certilied check for faoo and to be hied With tlie lnlltlniaMi.itiaml t la.h- I . . ' , " " V..V.B, III 1.111 C o'clock p. Ul. on said above date. Bida win ue t)tueu one nour later. Tiia ltlutla u tut inMnlHiNirLiiia ..11 bridges are on tile in the L'Ollllll ituainn- ers lOltiee, oiieu for the inspection, of intending bidders. 1 be CoiuuliaalnnAN raaarwa tha .!.. to reject any aud all bids. By order of the Board. THEO. H. BAKER, l'ininiliiMl.in.Ml 'l.-l. Commissioners' Otttoe, oiuioru, ra., June 21, 1909. Advertise tn the Ptuoia. w k Cuarsnltsd M M FGU.iTAUI F. J. HERB ST ; New Goods Just received a line of "Spring and -Summer Goods" i Fancy lawns . 7c to 18c per yard White shirt waist goods 12c to 25c. Seersuckers ; 12c to 14c Ladies' gauze vests 10c to 25c Ladies hosiery 10c to 50c Men's fancy dress shirts " fancy half hose " work shirts " uuderwear " belts and suspenders a. . -Also a complete line of Notions, Groceries, Crockery. ARMSTRONG'S Broad & Catharin PADPACK Miss Fjter Killam spent part of last week with relatives at Scranton. Bessie Ansley of Mkldletown, N. F. is vlgitlDg her parents Geo Ansley and wife. 8. C. Steele, wife and sou returned to tbeir borne at Rochester the 17th, after few days spent with Mrs. Staele's parenta B. F. Killam and wife. Edwin Pellett of Paterson was a guest ofC. A. Pellett and family latt week. N Mrs. W. II. Clark and daughter, Mrs. Phillips spend Sunday with friends at Lakeville. Mat.'e Pellett and Alma Vetteiline wbo have been attending school at Bloomsburg, bave returned home Henry Oumble and wife eater tained number of friends and neleh bora las Friday evening. Itoee Uumble of Mil ford is spend, ing the summer with ber uncle E A. Uomble and family. Lillle and Mary Uomble of New Tork are visiting their parents C. C. Gamble and wife. Ida Fowler left Paopaok the 20th for Egypt, where she baa a position as teacher. A large number of young people gathered at the borne of Conrad Gamble Tuesday evening, where duncing waa indulged in to the an- joyment of all present tiU the mid- night hour approached when refresh menu were served and after 'Host a few more sate" they returned to their homes in the we small hours dselsring they bad all bad a verv good time and that the hoars bad passed all too qulokly. Interment In Paupack Cemetery June 19, of Webster Bennett of Wil- sou vl lie. formerly of this nlace. Deceased was born at Panpack in 18S8. Ha leavea a wife and 8 child, ren, besides four sisters and two brothera. Bev. B. P. Kipley of Haw ley officiated. At the sign of the CUP and 8AU- CR, a tea room has been opened in the Cottage adjoining the Sawkill House on Harford Street. The nom will be open daily from 8 SO to 6 SO Pea b 14 K. gold, iri dium pointed. as it beautifully -ckavacd bar rel and Uu cap ia fitted with, patent pocket clasp that prevents cidenta.1 loss. '. t. Sold under the) manu." facturera aisartuitc to be satisfactory in every respect. New Goods new and complete 50c to $1 10c to 50c 50c 25c to 60c 25c to 50c e ts. Milford, Pa oeoo4ooooooooeioeoe o rarents who are de o o o o o o sirous of having their children properly and appropriately dressed for pariies and - chil dren's day exercises, will find at Johnson 'b 4fa . cnoe tjtore an exqui- site line of slippers in white and colored leath ers. - '- Pumps, Sandals and $ Oxfords. t We will send two or more pairs to resnonsi- ble people to select from when desired. Mail and telephone or ders will receive prompt uuenuon. Lona.1 nhnrtA 91 ft ! JOHNSON,I ft w FITTER OF FEET. OO4OOOOO4O0OOC EGYPT MILLS J. Bebouaover and George Emery made a trip to Struudsburt- with a load of bark Tuesday. Miss Luella Heasler is oa the sik at present. Miss Mae Dtckiaoa. who H ia aa- porUA was sn flaring with appandi oitla. ta able to be oat again. Owing to the oosnbla4 ear vina. .r Mrs. laoaey'a funeral Children 'a Dw axaralsea at Sand Hill Sunday the Kara was lilt. ts everHewtag. Qilte a an tuber U oar people were preaent. Mr Kdward P. Carrts, wbo baa been ill with rheuamtishs. la able to be out again. ' Born to Harry Garris and wire at Boshklll one day last week a boy. Quite a number of aeopla have been having French measles the Bast few weeks. Miss Boana Depoe ia at Strouds- 'aiurg for a short time. The people of Meadow Brook seat last rriday and gave the school b a geueraj cleaning. WHY pay as much fqr a ready made suit, as for Qne made to your measure? f Our prices are not high $15.00 will buy a mans three piece suit or overcoat nade in the latest style and fit guaranteed. . If you pay us more you get the value in better material and linings, Womens suits start at $20. See our line of table linen it is worth your while. The Jaillets. , Cleaning, Pressing, Bepalring. TEI.EPHONF CONNECTION. Broad Street, Near Ann BBPOBT Or TRt COHDmoN OP THE First National Sank of Mi I ford In the State of Pennsvlvanla. at tha aina. of business, April 28, 19US. RBSCURCKS Loans and dlaeounts $ 49 .15 as Overdrafts, secured and anse- "u""-.- 15T 83 U. . Bonds to seenre elreulation tfi.toa ot Premiums on U. 8. Bonds poo otl Bonds, seonritles, eto go 016 Oil BankiDc house, furniture and tlxturas .... 1 888 00 Due from approved reserve wI7v-.v ,"'V? ' w inuw n.ll mai MDEI. . fractional paper curraooy, nlok- 10 00 IB IOD (HuH Lawful Money Reserve in Bank. 468 17 Specie 7 J78 88 I Lesal-tender notes . . . 1,936 00 1 8,803 85 nruempuon ftlna with U 8 Treaaarer(6 of circulation) I860 00 Total aitH.ll, u LIABIUTIBS Capital stock paid In 8S.000 00 ii Ji T.Jf io,uuu 00 wuuiftuni uiuuM, less expenses sod taies paid nt m National Bank notes outstanding gs.uoo 00 uue to otuar national Danks 8 084 07 Individual deposits subject to altiaalk ana ana n. Demand oartlfloates of deposit. . 1,076 117 Certified roeeks aa7 ai 1 un.iinn in Total aiu4.ua ia (State of Pennsvlvanla. Conntv nf Pik a. I, John v Warner. Caatiier of lbs alwre HmaD ia ii a on antamnia .. . i. . . i above statement is true to the best of niy .iniwmin .nil UCI Ifl JOHN C. WARN EH. nl.i PnhailHhfsrl m.rt a aw nan a. Ih4r ..k... - 7 " "-T aajrai ui J. O. CHAMBERLAIN. NoUrr Public C. O. ARMSTRONG ) P. N BUUKNiqUK. ( Directors. A, D. BROWN. ( wiieowrs. TUSTKIf Snakes, pilots, rattlers and every, thing of that description are plentiful. Mrs. W. J. Stump shot a rattlesnake on jrrlday on which were 7 rattles areurica uick received quite a gash on his forehead laat Frldav belbg struck by the sharp tad of ac aipsy stick. The boys were bavin ir a game of "nlpsy" and when the stick was stuuck it flew at him tbey tald. Miss Schotts pupils wbo attended teachers examination at Barryville last week were all succesfnl, Mrs. Arthur Hankina went to Port Jervis last week with ber two child- 1. The next day one of them broke out with the measles. T. H. Hanklue lost a valaable team bone last week. W. J. Stump started on hla eastern trip tbls week. Mies Ida Hanklns returned hone Tuesday after spending tbls wintr in Brooklyn. Miss Msggle Do bom Is spendins a few days at Atco Pa. fJeorge Mackla'a family are re. covering from the measles. . ' MAST HOPE Mrs. Molusky and Miss Lizzy Beemer spent part laat week In Mkldletown N. J. Bora to Mr. Mrs. John Johnson a daughter. Mr. John Metis hoa lost a valuable oovr tbls week. Wm. Wood and wife of Lacks. waxen took Sunday dinner at Mrs W. D. Bros ITow's This? We offer Oae Htuatrsd Dollar Hesrard (or ait r ease at Caaarrk Uwt cannot be una by. Hell's Catarrh Cor.. F. J. Ctamav m CO. . Tutamlo O Wi the undeMtflond. haws knoar. P. J Cheney for (he last Is yean, a4 belirve aim DMlwcfly boootaeLa la all transaait inm and aoaiaalallv ahla ftn out aor obtlaattou Bad. br his firm. V. aldlof, Kiooaa a Marria, Wholesale UnunriMs, Tuledo, O. ball's Catarrh Cure Is taken loteraally, acoiuj tllraotly aeoa the blood sad maeoas sartaeas of the sysMsa, Testteaoalals sent free. Price 7i seats per bottle. SuM ttr aUDracalste. Take Hall's Tamil 7 PUU (or seastlpa Ut. I f..s,ir.ij caftSr 1 th H. J aw n m 'aTusMaste. C. O. Wall Paper This week we received our stock of new wall paper. Over 100 differ ent patterns to select from, ranging in price from 0 to 20c a double roll. Also a lot of remnants to sell for 5c a double roll. Our new stock will please you both in style, quality and price. Look them over before you purchase. We can save you money. W. S. RYMAN & SON, Milford, Pa. iifVaiOTur GAS FITTING... If you pipes Let Cuddeback & Co. BROAD ST.. Delaware Valley TIME TABLE AUTO STAGE USE VILFORD & PORT JERVIS MS-Aillkri Leaving- Time is Always Lv Milford Ar Port Week Days 44 u :30 a m M 00 p ui a KKt p in 10 :S0 a ro 3:60 p m 6 :00 p in 6 AO a tn :16 p tn 10:16a m 4 :50 p in 8 :4S p in 11:15 am 4:30 p m 6 :60 p in 7 :30 a 111 9 :00 p in Saturdays Saodaya Mondays Extra Fridays Extra Except Saturday Afternoons. ItarBaefage Must Posiilvely be Ready LOCAL TELEPHONE CONNECTION, MILFORD. PENNA LEROY a . t COMES OUT A RIBBON LIES FLAT ON THE BRUSH Delicious am anuseotic. Tne ' oWJlice which comhrnea efficiency with a deliahlful ARMSTRONG, Drufrgist are intend ing to put in Gas or aro having any trouble with your already in, us know. SANITARY PLUMBING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES MlLPnnn da Transportation Co fioin tha Post Office Corner Jervis Lv Port Jervis Ar Milford 13:18 pro S KM) p ra 4:00 p m 12:15 pm 4 :45 p in 7 :00 p in 8KXI a m 9 :15 p hi l.:S p m 6:30 p m 4 :30 p ru. 11 :4 p m. 6:16 p m. 7:30 ji na 8:80 a m 9 :4I p in by 8:00 a tn or 2 :80 p m. E, KIPP, Manager.
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