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Friday, July 23, 1909
The only Alcohol Stove that
is best adapted for Sick-Room.
WHY pay as much for a
ready made suit, as for one
made to your measure?
Our prices are not high
Protect your stock from flies and you'll mike more money
AnitMlt that arc pcitered by flics limply rannot pmpcily digest their food.
Why tpend money buying apecial feed and then let (he flies rob yoa of
yoor profit ? Shoo-Hy kills erery fly it strikes.
Free your stock from flies by sprayins; them with SHOO-Ft, Y and they'll
take on flesh immediately. Your cows will give one-third more milk and your
horses will do marc and better work.
A boon tor the Dentists, Board
ers. Travelers, Chafing Dish.
Man who shaves himself. Use
ful in 1 00 other ways.
arm m, browh'b RtMi.uino broad ft,
Nursery, Camp, Light House- V.-
1 I T I 4 D1 1
subscrmtion:
0r Ykak One dollar and fifty cent.
Hix Months Seventy-five cent.
STaiOTLY IN ADVANCE.
Entered at the pot ofEo of Milford
rMke Oiuniy, Peuusylvnnla, M second
tittnr wetter, NoYsiuiwr tweuty-llr.t, lam.
Turkish Bath Cabinet, Curl
ing, or Flat Iron.
Protect yovr stock and get tbe profit that belongs to you by spraying
tbea with
15.00 will buy a mans
PIKE COUNTY PRESS
in
Advertising Rates.
?r..1rwth. onntnilertlrtn ---- ---16
fitch ftulwmnfint tnawtlon ------- .7ft
Keduced ente. furnlshi'l on application.
will iw allowed yearly advertisers.
Legl Advertising.
Alnilnltrntrr's And Eieoutor's
notices
Awl-tor's notices - . - - - - - 4.00
UiT itu nntiot-a
Shorffs m1. Orphans court sal,
'.tui.',y Tnwurvr's Bali's, County state
Pi m and election proclamation charged
by the inch.
' J. 0. rH Kttm. PnsusHZB,
Republican State Ticket
Judge Japreme Court,
ROBERT VON M08CHZISKER,
Philadelphia.
Auditor General,
A. E. BISSON,
Erie.
Slate Treasurer,
JEREMIAH A. BTOBEH,
Lancaster.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET,
Jury Commissioner,
GEORGE H. McCARTJT,
Mllford Borough.
Eastun baa been dropped from the
Atlantic League, one reason given
being that the attendance of thai
town was poor. It is alleged however
that it was because of bate ball poli
tics to keeivtber club ahead. Thia
only vertifiea what we said last week
about the game becoming more or
less a speculation of the managers or
owners of the teams.
Some newspapers which cried out u
couple nf years ago that the New Cap
itol grafters would not be punished,
that powerful political influence would
piotect thuui, and tbnt the republican
party could n tallow convictions of
on? of its prominent officials, should
now be frank enough to admit that
their predictions "were dictated by
malice rather than good sense. The
gi afters have becu prosecuted, convict
t-d aud they will be punished and
newspaper which sought to make
capital out of the steal stand rebuked.
TUSTEN
. Mrs. Barlow is entertaining her
neien and husband from Hancock,
N. Y.
Jesse Hirlow and daughter spent
part of last week at his mother's home
in this place.
Mrs. Arthur Hanking returned from
Port Jervls last week.
Mr. Walking of K. Y. is camping
again near Tuston bridge. This is
his third summer in the same place
as he It much pleased with the place.
A large party camped near Mr. Al-
tanos last summer and they were so
well pleased they returned to the
s une place this year.
Harold Hearing who has been
spending 6 weeks at his grandfather
Hauktps went home on Sunday.
Bert Crawford returned to N. Y.
on Sunday.
Mrs. John Hermon of Matamoras
recently visited in this place.
Miss Kitty Johnson has been enter
the Misses Emily Harris, Smith and
Dots for tr.e past few days.
Miss Evaline H. Dahroo killed a
rattle snake 3) ft. long which had 8
rattles; on the porch last Friday after
noon. Mrs. Mary Dick returned home on
Sunday.
Jackson Appleton is very porrly.
Mrs. Barnes of Lackawaxen hat
been violtin her daughter Mrs. Bock
Miss Welsh has been spend i ok a
few days at the home of Peter Schott.
Miss Ella McMahon returned from
her brollior, EJwarJs lust week.
Arthur II an Wins purchased a new
burse last week.
The Three Ages of Man.
Report by a young English school
flrl of a lecture on "Phases ot Humaa
Life Youth. Manhood, and At":
'In youth we look forward to the
wlcVed thing te will do when we
grow up this It the state of Inno
cence, lu manhood we do the wicked
tilings of which we thought la cur
youth thlt It the prime ot Ufa. Ia
r.ld age we are sorry for the wicked
things we did iu manhood this Is the
t'.ne of our douse." CiirUUas Register.
Mips
The Genuine is Stamped Glogau & Co., and is Nickel-Plated on Brass
For Travelers, Sick-Room, Camp, Chafing Dish, Light Housekeeping or ,
Wherever Gas is not Available or Desirable.
The very thing for the use of physicians for sterilizing purposes. The burner
is protected on inside by fire-proof material so that it will last indefinitely. -
Special one week only from 1
July 22 to July 29
39c each
F. J. HERBST, Gilford, Pa.
EGYPT MILLS
H. J Scboonover, wife and son took
an auto trip through this village Sun
day last.
Julius 8tepthens of Wyoming Sem
inary who is laboring in behalf ot the
American Anti Saloon League deliv
ered sn excellent address in the Re
formed Church at Bushklll Sunday
evening
Rev. L. Rose was called home Sat
urday by the illness of bis father.
Aaron Schoonover, Milton and Miss
Katie Decker attended church at
Bnshklll Sunday night.
H. C? Bowen of Stroudsdurg is
spending short Urns among friend
at Bushklll.
Mrs. Edward Gania and daughter
pent Monday at the Mountain Boose
near Baahkill.
GREENTOWN
In the issue of July th either the
writer or the printer was in error in
regard to one son being bore to A-
dolph Obert and wife. There were
two sons born to them.
Born to Miss Annie laser on July
6th son.
Born to Constable Eugene Battles
a son. Oreentown will soou have
record for boy babies.
Married Miss Klleri Corey of Green -town,
Pa. to Friend Bartlesoo of Sler
ling July 8, '09.
The First Anual Love Feast of the
Moravian Church will bo celebrated
Sunday July 26th at German Valley
The Wynoskie Base Ball Team had
an ice ceeara festival Thursday last
for the benefit of team, with grand
Krieger of Ledgedale is very
sick, with no hope for recovering
Work on the State road here is pro
greasing very slowly.
GREENTOWN
Ferdinand and PhUip Rages are
spending few days with their ancle
August Lets.
Walter Miller, after a trip to Lake
Champlain, ia spending the remain
der of his vacation with bis sister
Mrs E. Sohoeoagel.
Miss Gertrade Gumble of Milford,
is Tinting her annt Mrs F. Kreiger.
Misses Emma and Edna Hopps of
Soranton are spending their vacation
with T. N. Cross and wife.
An Italian, while at work on the
stato road at Greentown. bad bit
foot crashed by a stone thrown by a
careless fellow workman.
These workmen reinforced by tbe
summer boarders certainly make some
excitement in our quiet, law abiding
town.
The farmers have taken advantage
of the fine weather to make bay
which Is well along but reported to
be a light crop other cnips are doing
fairly well.
Taming- the Aafahals.
A bright but Inexperienced young
woman contented to take charge of
the boy Infant cJaaa. found I heat
Jumping from the tope ml the tteast
raidiatora. Fifteen minute later lb
superintendent found fourteen meek
masculine "Infante" aeated sedately
ia s tightly squeeaed room before the
teacher, etery eye axed Inquiringly
on ths lady's bright countenance.
"How la the world did you accom
plish, thlt?" demanded the astonished
superintendent. "Oh." th replied.
"I Jutt piled all I couldn't get my
arm round In a heap oa the beach
and ant oa them antil I got them te
t reeled in a bear story." Youth's
Companion.
I cokkas Stove
New Goods
Just received a
line of "Spring and Summer Goods"
Fancy lawns
White shirt waist goods
Seersuckers
Ladies' gauze vests
Ladies hosiery
Men's fancy dress shirts
" fancy half hose
. " work Blurts
" uuderwear
" belts and suspenders
Also a complete line of Notions,
Groceries, Crockery.
ARMSTRONG'S
Broad & Catharine
The Williams Family
A. D. Williams of Soranton is mak
ing a brief visit here with bis oootin
Mrs. A. Mettler and yesterday (bey
want over to Beemerville to sea the
eld homestead.
' Mr. Williams is President of the
Williams family association of the
Lackawanna valley, and U interested
to learn who wss the father ot John
Williams. Tbe family originally
oame from Connecticut to New Jer
sey, but after a short residence) there
one, tbe father of Jobn, went to
Coohscton, N. Y. with bis family.
In an Indian raid he waa killed and
the mother started with two voanjg
daughters and ber son John, only t
days old, to go sack to New Jersey.
She wss same three weeks reaching
lb Minisinks snd went over to near
Sussex, N. J. There ber son Jobn
grew np and married a Miss Kntan.
It Is this branch in which Mr. Wil
liams is interested.
Adjourned Court
At a brief term held hers Wednes
day before Judge Staples and hit
Associates Eoglebsrt sud Quick the
following business wss transacted.
The Court made an order that tbe
Indices be made to Deds and tbat
asms ne aons under supervlsi &
of tbe Pike County Bar.
Estate D. W. Shoemaker decM
Hy. T. Baker appointed Auditor.
Ertate P. A. Quiok, final eceout I
t Executrix, C W. Bull appointed
Aadltor.
Esiats Robert Anderson, excep
tions to report of Anditor argued.
Decision leserved.
Estate F. Q. Hames, bond of Guar
dian of Minors in 13500 spproved.
Bond of Geo Sanderoock and A. T,
Searle for 11193 for bnilding bridge
over Drillers Creek spproved.
The Court fixed tbe pay for Com
missioners to examine into the lun
acy of Henry Clausen at $5 eaob.
ENTERTAINMENT
The Bachelor Maids will give an
entertalnmen In Browns Hall Friday
evening July 30th. The two plays,
The Real Thing and Mrs. Oakleys
Telephone will be repeated with an
addition of a BW( a,nd two dances,
New Goods
new and complete
7c to 18c per yard
12c to 25e.
12c to 14c
10c to 25c
- ' 10c to 50c
50c to $1
10c to 50c
50c
25c to 50c
25c to 50c
Sts.' Milford, Pa
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luruuts w no are ue-.,,5
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eiiuua vi uaving ineir
children properly and
appropriately dressed
for parties and chil
dren's day exercises,
will find at Johnson's
Shoe Store an exqui
site line of , slippers in
white and colored leath
a
ers.
' Pumps, Sandals and f
VAIUIUD, "
We will send two or t
more pairs to responsi
ble people to select from
when desired.
Mail and telephone or
ders will receive prompt
attention.
Local phone 216.
JOHNSON,
FITTER OF FEET.
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BAM
Madame Maloof has
opened her 'Bazaar' in the
Wells Building on Harford
Street with a line of sou
venirs, hand painted china,
kimonas, hand embroideries,
real laces, cut glass, special
Venietian gold glass.
Fray 'logru.r.
To pray together, lu whatever
toagu or ritual, It the moat Under
brotherhood of hop and sympathy
that men can contract lp this lift,--M
it j(tk.. I
three piece suit or overeoat
aade 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 Jaltlets.
Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
Broad Street, Near Ann
RKPOKT Of TH CONDITIO or THE
First National Bank of Milford
In tbe State of Pennsylvania, al tbe eloei
of business, June Sit, 1809. .
asacuRcss
Loans and dleonnnta M,Mo 88
Overdrafta, aecurod and unte-
onred Mi;
tJ. 6. Bond to eecttre circulation ib.Uf) a
Premluiueon U. 8. Bondt Ou
Bonds, eecurltles, etc to 616 00
Banking boose, furniture and
fUlurae 1 888 00
Lioe i mm approved reserve
agent 1S.54A 01
noi nf other National Banks. : 46 on
r racuonai paper ourrenoy, nick
els and oente 838 46
uawiui money iseeerre In Bank,
via:
flflMllA Ifi Oil U I
Lnral-tendee' lubia' " iKim 10,810 65
redemption fund with IT 8.
Treaanrer(6 of circulation) 1260 00
Total tltt.TbS 87
Ll ABILITIES
Capital stock paid In a 85 000 Ot
Surplus fund lu.OuO 9
UadlTlded profits, leas AzmnaM
and tales paid Y.T79 81
national nana nou outstanding 86. UO 01
Uue to other national banks 8,618 83
inuiTiuuni oepoeita subject to
ohfjk 125,809 g
iK-mand oertlnoates of deposit. . I,(lu m
Certified c'jeoks 1,608 02
Total 8IU8,708 87
State of Pennsylvania, County of Pike, sa:
named bank, do solemnly swear tbat thr
ewiMtuieni is true to tne oeet of my
knowledge and belief.
JOHN C. WARNER, Cashier
Subscribed ana sworn to before me tbl.
Mtb day of June 1808.
J. C. CHAMBRRLAIN, Notary Publio.
Correct Attest:
W. A. H MITCHELL, )
P. C. KINKKL, , 5 Director.
. A, D. BROWN.
now's This?
We offer On Hundred Dollar Reward
for any oas3 of Catarrh that eaanot be
cured by. Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Cheney a CO., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, bav know F J
Cheo7 for tbe last 16 yearn, and believe
hiiu perfectly honorable in all business
transaction and financially able to carry
out any obligations mad by hit firm.
W aiding, KJnnan a U atria.
Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O.
hall's Catarrh Cur a taken internally,
acting directly upon tbe blood and muootu
surfaces of tbe system. Testimonials sent
free. Price 16 oente per bottle. Sold by
all Drugaist.
Take Hall's Family Pill for conatlpa
tlon.
Mathematlc Varsti Poetry.
Soma men are so practical tbat It
la utterly Impossible for them to tak
la vaa the barest Idea of poetical ex
pression. They are Ilk peopl "who
look at all beautiful things with eyes
that seek only for what ase may be
mad of them. It ia aaid that a young
professor of mathematlc la on of
our unlTeraltle once boasted , to a
friend that he neither knew nor cared
to know anything about poetry, for it
was "all a lot of unpractical rot" Hit
friend thought he might feel different'
ly If ha read torn stirring poem .by
on of th greater writers, and gar
htm Tennyson' "Charge of th Light
Brigade" at a teat. Th mathemaU-'
clan took up th volume and read
thus:
Half a league, half a league, half a
league onward.
Then he banged the book down oa
th table, snorting, "Bah; If th man
meant a league and a half, why didn't
be say to!"
Birds That Decalv.
'All bird are not so Innocent as
they would teem." says a naturalise
"Take, for instance, th goo. Most
peopl have beard a goo his when
threatened by danger. Well, that is a
trick on the bird's part. Ia past ages,
when the mother goo was sitting
oa her neat among th reeds, th
somehow learned that this actiosi
mad her head and neck almulat a
snake. 80 It formed a fine defens.
"Th lapwing I another deceiver.
If you approach her Beat, th will tat
up a dismal outcry and rua backward
aud forward, trailing oa wing oa th
ground, a though It war broken,
thinking to pick her up, you follow.
Thus ah lures yoa away from br
young.
"la times of drought th thrush acts
a II. 11 will beat upon th ground
with hi claws Ilk a eaacer. By this
he make th earthworm think It la
raining, l p they com, and tbea th
wily thrush dlqes uu;UuiUj',"-lS;
) Aaaoera,
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am. J f f mm Kl (7 Fr b m X
It wffl kMfi tvff dec an3 sUI Mto tftMct
rjitl. ABIMil UT itwmmjvc KI raiurti una, now inu mux 'w nwis vj aittin'ns titan,
sjosry by wrwtt. Half csm's worth thm ntinn of mt'.k m Ar. One f nUoa pro.
tact ) Mfjigialt a wbulsi Msntoo. ka cosrt t ottly. A trial wiil coqvidcsj jtusj.
CJTb saS Dow H qwirktT mr4 arlf hifax-tVB by Wrping r ti fl.e. Heart
fi tm tb Wot torn with prwctically mo K. Urthimf irttrr Jr gafli. rrarvcai Itching.
UtW asjsj recofsWfUrl by adirig wctsnvnriuTa md dirBren suait 1885.
pawlMTawM am whaia nm) it pmlvaMt for killing an lie and nitca rn pealtry bomc.
Come m and let us tell you all about ttm eicellent preparation. W
from actual experience what it
Armstrong's Pharmacy
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.
GAS FITTING...
If you, are intend
ing to put in Gas
or era having any
trouble with your
pipes already in,
Let us know.
SANITARY
PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS
BRANCHES
g Cuddeback & Co. !
BROAD ST..
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Delaware Valley Transportation Co
TIME TABLE
AUTO STAGE LINE MILrX)RD & PORT JKRVI3
a"Milforl Leaving Time is Always from the Pil Offloa Corner
Lv Milford Ar Port Jervis Lv Port Jervia Ar Milford
Week Days :30am 10:15 ami 13:ISpm
" fl 4 :00 Ji m i :50 p lu 6 :00 l m
Saturdays 8:pni 8:45 pin 4 :00 n in
Sundays 10:30 am 11:15 am 12:15 pm
" 3 :50 p in 4 :30 p m 4 :45 p in
" 6 :00 p id 1:50 pm 7 :00 p in
Mondaya Extra 6:40 am ' 7:30 am 8:00 am
Fridays Extra 8 ;16 p m t :00 p ui 1 :15 p ,
( Except Haturdsy Afternoons.
srT Baggage Must Positively be Ready by 8:00 a ro or 2 :30 p in.
LOCAL TELEPHONE CONNECTION, MILFORD, PENNA
LEROY- E. KIPP.
Th0
Animals
FrldiKl
lender and tnnr efrWinsH tftao in Imrtav
will oo. 1 ou can t an or a to be wnaout it,
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MILFORD, PA. I
12:15 p in
6:30 p m
4 :30 p in
1J :15 p in
6 :15 p m
7:30 p in
8 :30 a m
:4S p in
Manager,