PIKE COUNTY PRESS
PURUSdllD BVERY FRIDAY.
Friday, August 6, 1909
Orril C, BROWH'S BUILDIHQ BROAD XT.
BIT RSCRIPTtON:
Own Ykab One dollar nd fifty cent.
Six Months Seventy-five centa.
STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
(entered: at the pni office of Milford,
Pike County, PnnwiylTania, a eooml
olr matter, November iwentf-llrat, IHUtl.
Advertising Rates.
tin.. Inch, onetnsertlon It so
Eaoh subsequent insertion .76
Heuureu rates, furiituhid on application,
will he allowed yearly advurtfiera.
Legl Advertising.
Administrator's and
Kxeoutor's
s.'JO
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DOti9M - - '
A idit-or's notions - . .
Divorce notices -
Sheriff's aalea, Orphan!
suiortn saies, vn"M -
!nunly Tmnurer'l sales, County slate
mint and election proclamation eharipd
by th- tnoh.
J.m. Taa Bttea. POBLISHIK.
oonrt sales,
Republican State Ticket
Judge Jopreme Court,
ROBERT VON MO8CHZI8KEB.
Philadelphia.
Auditor Oennral, i
A. E.8I8SON,
Erie.
SUfe Treasurer,
JEREMIAH A. STOBEK,
Lancaster.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET,
Jury Commissioner,
GEORGE H. MoCARTT,
Milford Borough.
W. R. Willis and wife, who have
been summer gaesU here for more
than twenty Hve yean, are again at
lbs Bluff House.
Mrs. V. F. MoCarty is YiBitlog her
daughter at Ridgewood, N. J.
Jacob L.' Bonnel, of Newton, edi
tor of the New Jersey Herald, and
hi wife, who have been spending
several days at Alsacia Farm, Mon
tague, N. J., called in town yester
day. Married August 4, at the home of
R. McKean iu Mllford by Rev. Chas.
A, White, Rachel a daughter of Gib
sou McKean of Shohola township, and
Stephen L Brown of Greeley, Pa.
Born August 8 to Jesse B Myers and
wife, ol MilforJ township, a son.
Dr. Harry T. VanElteo, oi Btroud
burg a son of C. Taa Ettnn, who re
oently graduated at the Medioo Chi,
opened an office at Bushkill this
week. .
Mrs. C. A. White, wife of the Pies
byterian pastor, is dangerously ill at
tbs Manaa
The Milford Field Club will play
the Fordhatn team thia afternoon at
8 p. m. Grounds on 6th at reel. Pro
ceeds for benefit of Milford B. B C.
, Receiver's Sale ot Valuable
Manufacturing Plant
Pursuant to an order of the Court of
Common Pleas No. 6 for th County of
Philadelphia, the undersigned, Receiv
er of tne Maws-UkAnna Company will
on Monday, th 80th Day of Auffuat.
at 13 o'clock X., on the premires at
LaAnna, in the Township of Greene,
County of Pike and State of Pennsyl
vania, expose to public vendue a cer
tain piece or real estate, containing 1
Acre and 4 Perches.
The Improvements thereon oonsistof
a two-story frame manufacturing plant
60 x 130 feet, first story 8 feet high, sec
ond story 10 feet high. There is Instal
led in said building a full complement
of modern machinery for the manufao-
ture of all kind of toy novelties, and
also a full equipment of shafting, pul
leys, belting, tools and floor trucks.
The building is equipped with electric
iigoi ana aieaui nesting plants. An
automatic engine, with a 12x18 Inch
cylinder, ia Installed in a separate
building, 16 a 24 feet. The tubular
boiler, 4 X 18 feet, with a self-feeding
oven, la also installed In a separate
building 20x80 feet.
The plaut is In condition for immed
iate operation, and Is located where a
supply of timber suitable for its nur
poses is easily accessible. The products
of this plaut are well and favorably
kuown on the market and orders for
its product are being constantly re
ceived. There will also be offered for sals at
the same time a large quantity of fin-
. isneo. ana unnnisnea product, and also
supplies.
Terms of sale: Psraonal property
caxli; real estate 10 per cent ou day of
sale, and th remaining 90 per osut
within 80 days of the date of confirma
tion of sale by the Court. For further
Information ad draw to the undersigned
or his attorneys J. Howard Iveber.luol
Chastuat (St., Philadelphia, Pa., ut
WiiUMi A. Krdman, Ktntiutmr;, pa.
W. WINiKEl) NL'HH, Receiver,
'i'owaiKia, Pa.
BEEDER POST EN, Auctioneer.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE
Estate of I In th Orphan's
John Newmah J Court of Pike
deceased ( County, Pa.
Th uodersigued. an auditor ap
pointed by lb Orphan's Court of Pike
Couuty, "toujakediatributiou of fund
iu the hands of Julia K. Newuiau, ad
ministratrix" etc , will attend to the
duties of his appointment oa Tueeoay,
August 31, 10O9, at S o'clock p. re.,
at hi law office in the Borough of
Milford, iu said Couuty ut l ike, at
which lime and place, all partUM iu tw
eeted shall preaeut and piuv Umii
claims or to be debarred forever from
coming in on aaid fuud.
Milfoil, Pa., C. W. BCLL, '
Jyiy UT, liMf, Auditor.
SHERIFF'S SALE
fry virtus of a writ of levari Farias
lued mit of the Court of Common
Plea of the County of Pike, te me di
rected, I will expoee to public rale by
vendue or outrry at the BlierifTs Office
in the Court House iu the Borough of
Milford, said County and ritateof 1'enn
sylvan ia, on
luONDAT, THB 80TH DAT OF
AVOVar A. D. 1909,
at S o'clock p. m. of said day; the fol
lowing described property, to wit:
ALL .hat certain piece, parcel and
messuage of land, situate in the Town
ship of X claware. County of Pike and
8tatc of Pennsylvania briefly described
in manner following, to wit:
BEUINNINO at a point at low wat
er mark Iu the Delaware Kiver, at the
mrnnr of lenrla nf Perrv R ITiIav anit
running t Hence along line or lauds of
Perry B. Utley as far ss the centre of
the hlimway leading from allirord to
Btroudahurg, and then from said point
n said hiirnwav along tne line of lands
of Albert R. Dingman to a point at
rucks on lands of said Albert 8. Dlng
man, the whole distance from said
rivr along said I'tley and I'iugman
lines beiuir atioiit 8:26 feet more or lees,
thence from said point 'at rocks' along
line of land of naid Alliert H. Dingman
N. 43J deg. E 615) feet to a point on
snfcf rockw. being also a comer of lands
of 8. L. HanVKliiger. thence along line
f u i.i 1 1 . r..i n . i. .1 u n
K. 450 feet to a point In the centre of
tne public n-ghway aforesaid, opposite
to which on the Bide of said highway
stands a large chestnut tree, thence
along the centre line of said highway
8. 69 deg. W. SUA feet to a point therein
and thence along land of said Albert
8. Dingman, B. 66 deg. E. 800 feet to a
point at low water mark in the said
river Delaware, and theneedown along
the line of said low water mark and
following the several meanderings of
said river to the place of beginning and
comprising within the boundaries afore
said the land purchased by Isaac Kck
ert of and from Charles It. Hagert et
ux., by deed dated August 16, A. D.
1006 and from Albert 8. Dingman et
m., by deed dated November 6, A. D.
1906, and which aaid deeds are record
ed in the Keeorder of Ijeeds office iu
and for the County of Pike aforesaid,
respectively In Deed Book No. 60 at
page 602 and iu Deed Book No. 61 at
page 48.
IMPROVEMENTS
Upon said land are erected a com mod
lous two story frame or wooden dwel
ling bouse, with wide porch or veranda
around portion of same and porte-ooch
re attached, the roofs whereof are
supported by massive, handsome stone
columns. Also a large frame or wood
en barn or stable and carriage house,
and a one story wooden building used
or intended for use as an engine house,
together with other outbuildings; these
Improvements are upon that portion of
the land conveyed by said Albert B.
Dingman et ux., to said Isaac Eckert,
as aforesaid. Also a comfortable dwel
ling bouse of frame or wood, two stor
ies in height, with outbuildings adjac
ent thereto, and located upon that por
tion of said land which Charles H.
Hagert etux., conveyed to said Isaac
Eckert, as aforesaid, and formerly was
occupied by said Hagert as a residence.
The whole property is under cultiva
tion, laid out with ornamental trees
and with small fruits. All modern Im
provements In and about the buildings
and fitted up for electric lighting, with
bath and closets.
The whole property delightfully flt
uated near the public highway leading
from Milford to Ktroudsburg, all of
which structure and Improvements
upon said land erected and the grounds
aforesaid form part of a aiugle or one
residential plant, but same may be
resuiiv ussa aa separate and distinct
D ro parties.
Bailed and taken in execution aa the
property of Isaac Eckert and will be
sola by me for casn.
- OEOKGE GREGORY, '
: - - . Sheriff;
Sheriff's Office, Milford. Pa.,
Aagust 2, 1909.
Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania
Office of "
WATER SUPPLY COMMISSION
Proposals For Constructing River
Bank Protective Works at Matainor
as, Pik County, Pennsylvania.
Sealed proposals will be received at
tl. nmMnr ik. w.t.. u. i.. .
v.-iw v tuv , . ami urpijr AK11-
mission of Pennsylvania, in the Bute
Capitol at Harrisburg, Pa., until one
o'clock P. M., Tuesday, August 17th,
19U9, for the construction of works for
the protection of the bank of the Dela-
1 1 i i . .. .
waiv luvBi iur aipiux.iuiaieiy tmv reel
at Xfatnnirtrm l.irminl. Pita .....
Pa., in accordance with the provtsiouk
of an Act ef the General Assembly of
ae vommonweaiin oi Pennsylvania
approved may is, imov (f. Jj. 761;)
said work to be done in accordance
Will, Mlu,ll. U.llfl lnulAn.lL.-.
tile in the office of the Water Bupply
LouiujiBmou oi reunsyivauia, narris
burg. Each bid must be accompanied
by a certified check in the aunt of 10
per cent of the bid, which will be re-
himal . ... I ...... t. ..! 1 f 1. 1 I I
-W.1.V IUIICIIW, 111 riKUl It
reserved to reject any and all bid J.
T. J. LYNCH,
Bee rwiary.
Beared With A Hot Iron,
or scalded by overturned kettio-cnt
with a knife-bruised by slauiaed
door-injured by a gun or in any other
ws.y-.the thing needed at onoe is
Bucklen' Atnica Halve to aubdut-
iuriauimution and kill the pain. It's
earth's supreme healer, Infallible tor
Boils, Ulcers, Fever Boras, Ecaema
and Piles. 25c. at All Druggists.
now's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollar Reward
for any oaaa of Catarrh that can not be
Mirad by, Hall 'a Catarrh Cure.
F. i. Cbeney a CO., 'lolado, O.
We, th aodermlgned, havs kaowa K J.
Cheney for tbe last li years, and bauVve
aim peHacflj aooarable in all btialasa
tratuwotton aad Auaudatly ahU to carrj
out auj oblljsattoiu niads by bis firm.
W aiding, Kinnan a Marvlal
Wholomle UruttKlats, Toledo, O
bail's C aiA.ro Curs Is aakao laternaUy,
aeua dtravitly upoa tAe blood aad aaueou
aurtaoaa of Uio ajratexu, Tatfilmonials seot
fnss. Priua 75 oanu per bottle, hold bj
ail Drugiil.ia.
Txke Hail s Family Puis fur cooatlpa
Uob.
SsbtorilM for (hi Fuss.
ICa an LaeK
Over Oar il
Souvenir
Post
Cards
W hav aa
exceptionally
good collection of post cards on
a variety of subjects; comic,
pretty, decorative, scenic, etc.
Whatever kind yon want you're
almost sure to And it here. ..
'' You can buy a number of
post cards for a trifling sum,
and these, addresaed and sent
to friends, will save you the
trouble of writing a whole lot of
letters. ., , ' t
' Don't' fail to come and look
Over our Souvenir Post Card.
F. J. Herbst;
MILFORD,
New Goods
Just received a
line of "Spring1 and Summer Goods"
Fancy lawns
White shirt waist goods .
Seersuckers '
Ladies' gauze vests .
Ladies hosiery . '
Men's fancy dress shirts
" fancy half hose
" work shirts
" underwear . .
,' " belU and susiieiiders
Also a complete line of Notions,
Groceries, Crockery. -
ARlTiSTROPJG'S
Broad- & Catharine Sts. Milford, Pa
Aa Excerpt from Artsmu Wa.
Ccntcmporanceu Appocltnja.
Th cascntri female clutched mi
frantically by taa arm and hollocrd:
"You air mine, O you air mine!" .
. "Scarcely." I sed, endeverin to git
loose from her. But she clung to ms
aad sed:
"You air my Affincrty!"
"What upon arth la that?" I about
ed.
"Dost thou Dot knowT"
"No, I doestent!"
. "Listen, man, A I'll tell ye!" aed
the Strang female: "for years I hav
yearned for the. I knowed tiiou wast
in th world, aumwharca, tho I dldnt
know whara. My hart sed he would
cum and I took courage. He has cum
h' here you air him you air my
Afflnerty. 0, 'tis too mutch!" and she
cobbed agin.
"Tea." I ansered, "I think It la a
dara alt too mutch!"
"Haat thou not yearned for me?"
she yelled, lingln' her bands like - a
female play-actor.
"Not a yearn!" I bellered at the top
of my voice, throwln' her away from
mc Artemus Ward, His Book:
Among the Free-Lovers.
His Orump. '
"For year and years," grouched tht
Old Codger, la his usual pessimistic
wsy, "we have beca aendlug mission
aries to the Chinese plank-shaped
and tub-shaped ones, both with aid,
whlskarc, who spake in nasal tone
and acted with th chastened Intoler
ance of Byenaa; young, arled-np once
with week eye aad weaker intellects;
slimy, alidiug oaea, who were gain
ring material; from which' to lectur
aad with which te htraUhnA house or
two when they got back; old-maid
ones that looked like flytog-machinec
or old fashioned churaa. Just as It hap
pened; and a glorlouc list of others,
all of whom needed the money and
coat as a great deal. Aad. still, la
spite of our beaaBaasoc to themward,
the ungrateful Chinese 'pear to b
lust mm iur M.snats and alssoat aa
9eit)iar a ibajr were ta th first
What
or Uncle Ed.
A Baitunor nat was recently show
ing aia nice new opera-hat to hi little
MWnv.aaS mhtm he caused th top
pice t aprtna; open three or four
tiMa tit youaster was delighted.
A few cays thereafter the uncle
aurllK a VlBit to U umai k. l.: .
breuaht wit aim a silk hat of the
may, non-collapsible kind. When be
aa about to leave tho km,., k.
couatered the aforesaid vo'untr
ruanlng dowa the hall with what
looked like a black accordion.
"I'ncla Ed " ah. ..-..j m. i.
1 . -mv VV, U11C
one cos awrull kara i .
a Hi but ecca thca f 90U.4.81 t It 1
t that k,tiH4(t
PENNA.
New Goods
new and complete
7c to 18c per yard
12c to 25c.
: 12c to He
10c to 2oc
' 10c to 50c :
t
'
50 c to $1
10c to 50c
50c
25c to 50c
25c to 50c
oooooovoooo4oo)oe
o rarents who are de- Z
sirous of having their
I'M! i
cniiaren properly and
appropriately - dressed
for parlies and chil
t dren's . day exercises,
o will find at Johnson's
Shoe Store an exqui
e site lino of slippers in
white and colored loath
ers.
f Pumps, Sandals and
Oxfords. ; i
We will send two or
Z more pairs to responsi- i
2 ble people to select from
s .l J l
v iiuxi uutsinxi. o
2 I Mail and telenhone or 2
A ...:ii , o
uui a in receive prompt
attention.
Local nhone 21 P. i
J O H NSON,
FITTEK OF FEET,
tooooaocotatoooor
, Madame Maloof has
opened her 'Bazaar1 in the
Wells Building on Harford
Street with - a line of sou
venire, hand painted china,
kimonas, hand embroideries,
real laces, cut glass, special
Venictian gold glass.
The hansom cab was tne invention
of Joseph Aloyslus Hansom, an emin
ent English architect, who flourished
about 75 years ago. He invented what
he called the parent safety ' b about
18!l nd Bled t ill).
T A I L 0 R ai
WHY pay as much lor a
ready made suit, as for one
made to your measure?
Our prices arc not high
.15.00 will buy a mans
three piece suit or overcoat
nade in the latest style
and lit guaranteed. .If you
pay us more you get the
value in - better material
and linins;s
Womcns suit-sstart at .$20.
See our line of table linen
it is worth your while.
: Tho Jaillets.
C caning, Prmslng, Kemiiinjr.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
Broad Street, Near Ann
KEPOHT OF THE COM1ITK1N OP TH i
First National Bank of Milford
in the State of fcVnnHylviinln. at the clo--of
bufttness, June 23, 1IK10.
, KESCURCBS
I-onlis and (IHoounra f M,5IM b
uvcniriiiis, geeureu nuu unse-
Clirinl 54 1
U. 8. liiiUHtoRccurecirculiit.liin 25MHI tl
Pn-ndiinis on U rt. bonds w)0 u
BoikIh. Becnritli-g, etc 90 (JI5 TH
bunking house, furniture and
11x1 ores 1 8Mi 0
Duo from Approved reserve
ft(rcnt 13.MK 01
PJou-n or other National Kanka.. ia ik
yructlnnnl pHpcr curreucy, nick-
eU and ocnm 83S iti
Lawful Money Hefcerve iu Batik,
viz:
-0,l ret ifn no
LeiiHl-teudor notes .. I.S75 no i ","
ittiiemption fund with U - 8.
1 rertsurcr (5 of circulation) 1860 (Hi
Total I1H8.7U3 l,'
LIABILITIES
Capital stocft paid in 1 26.0nn (10
.-in pun runu . 1U.OUU V
unnivlilcu prours. les expenses
anil laxii piiid 7.7711 3!
National llimk iiotctoutstantllna 2n. n
im- to othc national banks t
luuiviiiiini deposits subject to
ohck ii,a m
ucnninii certuicjites ot depoglt. . l.lmn la
ieruneu c'iecks l,mw tt
Total l8,7n3 37
State of Pennsylvania, Comity of Pike, sk
1, John C. Warner. Cnnhier of the abovi
named hank, do solenmly swenr that the
aoove Huiicmenr. in irue lo the nest of my
RIlUlVlllJO. flllll IMlll",.
JOHN C. WA RN K h," Cashier
Subscribed ana sworn to before me th!
Ha day of June limw.
J. C. CHAMBKKLA1N, Notary Public
Correct Attest:
W. A H MITCHELL, ) - .
. . P, C. K1NKKL. Pirectors.
A, 0. BHOWN. S
Idea All Right Trouble It to Get th.-
Prescription Filled.
It Is all very well for a German doc
tor to prescribe hearty laughter aa s
remedy for nervous diseases, but per
haps he will also be good enough tc
tell us where we are to get the Ingro
dlents for his prescription.
One cannot wen sit down and laugh
till the tears run down th. cheeks"
at nothing at all, however anxioue to
cure a severe attack of neuralgia.
When one comes to think of it. says
the Lady s Pictorial, few things make
one laugh to this extent, and what Is
one person's meat where similarity is
concerned may prove so poisonous to
another as to plunge him to the very
depths of depression.
There are people who will double
up with merriment . when Hhey see
some one fall down a flight of steps,
snd afterward describe It ss "the fun
niest thing they ever saw," but most
norvous patients probably would not
laugh at all if to order to effect a cure.
an attempt were made to excite their
hilarity by throwlnj relatives and
servants down stairs. Nerve special
lets who adopt the laughter cure will
nave either U practice clowning or
seep trained fools to set their patients
"in a roar."
Are You a KlonophlleT
Tbe round hlle missile was well
aimed, and with a laugh the profes
sor dug the cold snow out of his ear.
"1 nm a klonopohile ond so are you,"
he said. "In fact, we are all klono
philes, while some of us are kiono
maniacs.
"A kionophile Is a snow-lover," be
explained, "one whose heart warms at
the sislit of the fresh white snow, one
who loves the scow as .Beethoven
loved music. Yes, we are all klono
philes. "A klonomanlac loves the snow to
madness. A snowfall makes him tem
porarily insane. You have seen such
people adults or children everybody
has. Beside himself, the klonomanlac
bouuJs from the house, leaps yelling
into a great drift, rolls about madly,
kicks and flounders in the deep snow
with shrieks of Joy.
"There is about snow something in
toxicaling. Some of us It Intoxicates
only to klonophlllsm; others it drives
into stark raving kionoinanla. In the
last state, people rolling. In the coid
white snow, have given themselves
pneumonia, and they have also se
verely Injured their friends bro'ien
their ribs, am so forth, banging them
about in ti e drifts."
The Last Strsw.
Arttinr They say, dear, that peo
jile who live together get to look
like.
Kate Then you must consider m;
refusal aa flnaL Tba Christian Kef
Inter,
MORE
JVotect your Hock from flies nd you'll make more money.
Animals that are pestered by flies simply canjiol properly digest their food.
Why spend money baying special feed and then let the fiies rob you of
your profit ? Shoo-Fly kills every fly it strikes.
Free your stock from flies by spraying them with SHOO-FLY and they'll
take on flesh immediately. Your cows will give one-third more milk and your
horses will do more and better work.
Protect your stock and get the
them with
f ... i Iti'lH-mli .ill-S.liaMll MI lliiWH.MMIi.llW'
ft will fc off flies and all other Insrtra lontrer and innr effftMllT than aTir toll
tton. Animals tire lherolvM and Injure
y do hy wnrk. Hull a cent worth lavti tf.ree qtians ut mux a tiny, twe gallon pro
ta 3 animals a whole easou. Saves its cott immediately. A trial will convince yoa.
Core all sore. ro it quicker and avoids tnfen.nii by keeping rff flies. - Heats
from tne Hot torn nn pranticany no sran. criwjf rnrer j?t gnui . i rsrtnu Kcousg.
Used aod recommended by leading veterinarians and dairvreen air tie 1885.
PouhryaMa er pry-where nt1 ' invaluable for killing all lice and mites in poultry aooata.
Come in and let us tell you all attout this excellent preparation. W
know from actual experience what it will do. You can' t afford to be without it.
Armstrong'sPharra acy
Wail Paper
This week we received our stock
of new wall paper. Over 100 differ
ent patterns to select froin, ranging
m 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.
1 GAS FITTING...
c If you
or ar
Cuddeback & Co.
C3 BROAD ST..
r':.:u-
Delaware Valley
TIME TABLE
AUTO STAGE USE MILFOUD & POUT JERVI3
ViTMiifirJ Leaving Tiir.e is Always
I.v Milfora ArPorJeris Lv Port Jorria ArMilfod
V k Days
9 :30 a rn
i :00 i 111
3 :(K) li in
10:;i0 a III
3:50 p 111
6 :U0 p in
6 -AO H in
8 :10 p in
10:15 a in
4 :.r0 p in
3 :45 p in
11 :1S a HI
4 :i)0 p iu
:50 p in
7 :30 a ui
8 :00 p in
Slituuklys
Sundurs
UotiOays Extra
Kriiluys Kxtia
Except Saturday Afternooog.
mrHaggage Must Positively be Heatly
UKAL TELEPHONE CX)N N ECTKi
LEROY
Milk from cow
Work from horse
t
profit that belongs to you by spraying
limb, hoof nd rti un 1 trior by tamriinf that
are intend- 3
ini; to put in Gas
.....
3 having any
trouble with your
pipes already in,
Let us know.
SANITARY
PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS
BRANCHES
MILFORD, PA. V
Transportation Co
from tUe Post Offlce Corner
13 :15 p m
8 :00 p iu
4:00 p m
13 :15 p in
4 :45 p in
7 :0l p in
8 :00 a m
:15 p in
12 :45 p in
6 :30 p m
4 :30 p m
13 :4S p in
fi :15 p m
7 :30 p in
8 :30 a in
1 :46 p in
by 8:00 a in or 2:30 p m.
N, MILFORD, PENNA.
E. KIPP,X
Manager,