? IKE COU WTY PRESS .UIIMSUKI) EVERY KKIDAY, Friday, September 3, 1909 Orm K, BROWS 8 lll'ILUINO BROAD n. SVllSCKIPTION: Osf Ykah One dollar and fifty reuta. ''IX Mo.vihk Seventy-live cents. - STK.'.TLY IS AHVANCR. Rn'prod at the pot oITloc of Milford, Hikr i.'ouiliv IVunsrlTmOa, a wwnil 0 i atl'r! Novt'iiilicr tweiiiy-llria, 1SV Advertising Rates. 1 1 . inh nn inanrtlnn - - - - . . - - It Id v.wU AiitHHwiii-at Insertion .76 rtiim l r;i" ,fiirniHlu'l on application will lie allow ' yearly lulvMsera. . Legil Advertising. Altnlntstrntor'a and Eieculor's notiws ' Auditor's notice Divorce turtle s . ' tiherifl's soles. Orphans court sales, lountv Treasurer' a sules. County etale m.'nt and election proclBiuation char' ! bf the inch. J. B. Vss Ktten. PrBLIBHtR. Republican State Ticket Judge Jupreme Court, KOBEKT VON MOSCilZlSKER. Philadelphia. ' Auditor General, A. E. SISSON, Erie. Btate Treat urer, JERKMIAH A. STOI1EH, . Lancaster. REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET, Jury Commissioner, GEORGE H. McCAETY, Milford Borough. James Lauer has been hired as janitor of Forest Ilall and will moTe bis shop in with the Western Union office. All Inrn out ot-morrow to see the lust niiioe of the season on the local ground-', Milford vs. Newton, It will be a fine game. We Watson and wife have moved in a honse on Mott 8t. Elizaboth and Tyler Van Cam pen of Newton are visiting the family of C. W. Hull. erq. Frank Emery and wife of New York are guests with Nathan Emery .1 Sawkill Avenue. Evelyn Ilotalen has been employed to teach lite school in German Die ti let, Dingiiinn Township. V. H. Aimer and wife are attend ing the fair at Middletown, N. Y. Public- Schools here open Sept. 7 All be reajy. George 8. Purdy, of Honeadale Pa. Jmlge of 22 district, died at Mt Clemens, Michigan where he was for his health, Wednesday morning. He was born in Wayne county Jan uary 24 139. Iu 18S3 lie was a candidate for Judge and was dtfeated but in 1893 was elected in the Wayua-Pike dis trict, and in 1904 the district being devided was reelected in Wayne He was an excellent Judge, a man of fine character snd studious, meth odical habits. Hia desoisions were marked by fuinieas and displayed re search and !e'al aeuinen. The re mains were brought to bis late home yeterday for interment. The funeral will be held Saturday at 2.30 o'clock. Mrs. . T. Reviere is visiting in Brookline, Mass. PAUPACK Mrs. B. F. Killanj we are pleased to bear is improving under the care of her doctor and a trained uurse from Scran ton. Mrs. W. H Clark who has also been on the list of sick for the past week is imprcving. Wo wish them both a rapid recovery. Ceorge Blossom and wife and Mrs. P. It. Cross of Hawley attended ser vices at the church here last Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Stuart and daughter of Scratiton are guests at the home of George Ansley. Geoige Hpangenbergh moved his saw mill from opposite Mrs. M. N. B. Kiliam's the Utter part of the week. At the home of Henry Fowler, Saturday last a dance was given to the young ople of this place. All present spent a pleasant evening when refreshments were served and the Jolly crowd bade) their hosts good night declaring they all had a very joiod time. Ti e Lilies Aid met with Mrs. J. . Killiiai Thursday, Sept. Snd. SAFE AMD SURE. Among the medicine 'that are reco. nmieuded end endorsed by phyaictana and nurses is K .'uip tiuluuu, the beat cougb cure Kor many years It has been regard rd by duel .rt aa llie medicine moat likely to curt co :-.ln, and it has a strong hold ou I he eU. in of all well Informed people Whfo Keixp'a llulsaui cannot eura a oouta we aliull be at a loaa to know what Will. At druggists' and daalers',85o. The Sard To Succesa -has msny otstruotinns. but none so desperate a poor health. 8ucees 1o day ileum nti health, hut Electric liitler is the greatest health builder the world has ever known. It oom pels perfect action (if slmiiach, liver, kidneys, bowels, purifies And enriche the blood, and tones and Invigorates the whole sya'em. Vigorona body und keen bruin folio their use. You can't afford to slight Electric Bitters if walk, ron-down or sickly. Only 60c. Gnarnnteed by All Dr'ng gists. KIMBLE George Ansley and son Leonard of Paupack visited El wood Williams recently. Minnie Baker and a lady friend i f Newark and Gussie Baker of Scran ton visited David Burr Bud fam I. last week. Charles Maline and wife ol Pm d Eddy nd three children spent a ft w days here with relatives and re turned home Monday Mrs. Andrew Gelderioan and Mrs. F. L. Decker visited relativea at Hawley last week. J. W. Walker aed wife of New York are spending their vacation of two weeks at Fred Cassela. Mrs. Addie Snyder of Nashville, Tenn. is visiting relatives here. WHAT A WOMAN WILL NOT DO Therein nothing a woman would not do to regain her lost beauty. She ought to be fully aa zealous In preserving her rood looks. The herb drink called Lane's Fam ily Medicine or Lane's Tea l the most efficient aid In preserving a be-utlful skin and will do more than anything else to restore the roses to faded cheeks At all druggists' and dealers, 26o. AUDITOR'S NOTICE Estate of In the Or- Daniei W. Shoemaker phan'S'Court deceased. i of Pike Co Pa In re Final Account of Administratrix The underattrned, appointed "Audi tor to make distribution of the funds in the hands of Mary E. Decker, Admin istratrix of aaid estate, as shown by her flnul account, to and amongst the par ties entitled t Hereto, and make report at next term'; etc., will attend to the dutleo or his appointment and meet the parties interested, at bis otlice ti. E. corner Ann and Third streets, in the Borough of Milford, Pa , on Monday, me gum asy or Beptemoer, A. v. 1909, at 9 o'clock P. M., of said day, where and when all parties having claims upon aaid funds, or entitled to snare therein, are reoulred to prawn t their claims, or be debarred from eom- ui lor a snare or such runds. HY. T. BAKER, Milford, Pa., Aug. 14, 1909. Auditor. Keeping Up His Reputa tion A friend, who lived in another city had repeatedly ptomised our children one of his tine dogs, which, aa he uever lost an opportunity to remark, had an onnsally long pedigree. One day, as I was returning home, the children ran to meet me and one of them cried, Oh, sister, Mr. R hag sent the dog. . Do come back to the stable to see it. It has the long est padigree and it Just waga it too cute." The Delineator for Sept em ber. Lost Articles Department. Bridget, who bad administered the culinary affairs of the Morse house hold for many years, was sometime torn between her devotion to her mis tress and loyalty to the small son of the house. "Bridget," said Mrs. Morse, in a tone of wonder, after an Inspection of the storeroom, "where have those splendid red apples gone that the niaa brought yesterday those four big ones!" "Well, now, ma'am,' said poor Bridget, "I couldn't rightly say; but I'm thinkln' If you was to -find where my loaf o' hot gingerbread is. likely thiin four red apples would be lyln' riuht on top of It. an' I'm only hopln' his little stummlck can stand the strain." Not Included. After the dry-gcods aaleman had completed his business with Cyrus Craig. Centerville's one storekeeper, he asked what waa going on iu th town. "Had r-ny entertainments this winter?" he inquired. "No," said Mr. Craig. "Not one. Salome Howe's pupils have given two concerts, piano and organ, and the principal of the 'cademy has lectured twice, once on 'Our National Forests' and once on 'Stonea aa I know them'; but as far as entertainments are con cerned. Centervllle hasn't got round to 'em yet, this winter." Father's Joy. It la surprising how little money a man can get along on when his fam ily needs it all, says a writer in Life. "Perkins looks very happy these daya." "He has reason to," Brown replied "After his wife and children had been titled out with their winter ward robes he found there waa enough left to have a new collar put on his over coat." WANTED 1 SALESMEN to represent us in the sale of cur High Grade Goods. Don't delay, apply at onoe. Steady employment ; liberal terms. Exper ience not necessary. ALLEN NCRSERY CO. Rochester, N. X- 11 W Af Cems) a ton! IV I Over 0 f J h I1 I Souvenir Post Cards W hivt so exceptionally good collection of post cards on a Yariety of subjects j comic, pretty, decorative, scenic, etc Whatever kind yon want you're aim oat sure to find it here. You can buy a number of post cards for a trifling sum, and these, addressed and sent to friends, will save you the trouble of writing a whole lot of letters. - Don't fail to come and took over oar bourenir Poet Card. F. J. HERBST, MILFORD, PENNA. New Goods Just received a new and complete line of "Spring and Summer Goods" 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 Also a complete line of Notions, Groceries, Crockery. ARMSTRONG'S Broad & Catharine Sts: ; Milford, Pa Go With A Buah. The demand for that wonderful 8touiach., Liver .and Kidney care. Dr. King's New Life Pills is as- toonding say tbey neves the like, Its because they never saw fail to cor. Bour Stomach, Constipation, Indigestion, Biliousness, Janndioe, 8ick Headache, Chills and Malaria. Only 26c. at All Druggists. Oppisition is developing in finan clal circles to Secretary McVeagh.s reported plan of reducing the siie of tbe paper currency of the United States. Ex Congressman J- Davis Brod bead and wife of South Bethlehem who are autoiqg around the country were guests last night at Hotel Faucbere. The weather ia unusually cool for the season, and came near frost some evenings (bis week. F. P. Kimble esq. of Honeadale was here Tuesday attending the Newman audit. J. H. Ryder ani Paul Kyder and wife attended the Orange Coouty fair day thia week. Mrs. James Qainn accompanied her great-great gransoo Harold Watson to bis borne in Yonkers thia week. Bertha Williamson is a guest this week at Nishecronk Lake. Bessie H. Van EtVen of New York 1 spending a couple of days with her parents. William H. West of Un'.onvllle, N. Y. visited bis family on Watur this week- IIow's This? We oiler One Hundred Dollar Reward tor any ease of Catarrh that cannot be eared by, Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney CO.. Toledo, O. Wa, the undersigned, have known F J. Chene7 for the but lb years, and believe hlin per foe fly honorable In all buaiuet transaction and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. V aiding, Klnnan a Marvin, Wholeaale DrugKitB, Toledo, O. hall's Catarrh Cure ia taken internally, acting directly upon thebluod and muooua surfaces ot the system, Tetttiuouiala aeul tree. Frioe T oents per bottle. Sold by all Drugaiata. Take Hall's Family Pills for tonttlpa 4 New Goods 50c to $1 10c to 50c 50c , 25c to 60c 25c to 50c Z DECLINE AND n ALA, UF . summer prices Its room wa want now, not profits. We're tbink- o in g of September, three o weeks ofr, and the Fall Footwear we will present. If the chance to sprue up 4 your shoes at virtually $ coat prica appeals to you, at this is your time. ? Women's, Minns' and 4 children's taut pumpa and oxfords, also white canvas o goods at greatly reduced t prices. I JOHNSON, I t FITTER OF FEEf, $ J Port Jems, N. Y. o ooooooa.ooooooo Madame Maloof has opened her 'Bazaar' in the WelLj Building on LTarford Street with a line of sou venirs, hand painted china, kimonas, hand embroideries, real laces, cut glass, special Venietian gold glass. Joseph Pernmenl of New York who bas gtvutly improved the vicinity of Uonse Pood Is building another bun galow there. Sabjcribs (or tbt PsKj, am TAILORS WHY pay as much for a ready made suit, as for one made to your measure? Our prices are not high $15.00 will buy a mans three piece suit or overcoat liade in the latest style and fit guaranteed. If you pay us more you get the value in better material and linings Womens nuitsstart at $20. See our line of table linen it is worth your while. The Jalllets. Cleaning. Preming, Repairing. TELEPHONE CONNECTION. Broad Street, Near -Ann RE1SIRT OF THE COKDITION OP THE First National Bank of Milford iu the State Kit Fonnxylvanla, at the close of builness, June 23, WJ. RESOURCES Loans and discounts , .a 54,&1A 88 Overdrafts, secured nnd unse cured , . M 47 U. fcl. Hunds tout-cure circulation 25,(m Ou fretitimiiA nn I' Bonds uu) no Bonrtu, securities, etc 90 616 OU Banking house, furniture aud Datum. 1 MOO uue iroin approved reserve aavnta 18, W 01 ?ioa;s ol other Mntlonnl BnukS-. 25 Oil u ractionnl paper currency, uicte- eU and ccuta 3i 4fi uawrivn Money Keserre In Batik, vli: Specie fx tut AH ) Ugnl-teudr nnUts .. 1,875 00 ( K drhiptinu fund with U S. 10 311) 66 treasurer1 of circulation) I860 CO Total $1S,708 87 1.I&HI1.ITIKS Cajiltnl tck paid In..: 1 86000 On Surplus fund 10,000 00 unnivititHi pninta, ieaa expenses and taxes nniil 7 rro m National Bank notes outstanding ga.oin) 00 uunin iituer uetiouai oanaa K,61s 88 luuiviuuiu ucpueits suujeos to ohtok 188,802 81 Ueninnd oertlflcatea of deposit . . 1.0H0 00 Certified c'lecks 1,808 us Total 1U8,708 87 State of Pennsylvania, Connty of Pike, as: I, John C. Warner, Caahler of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of mv l .. 1 1 .1 1 JOHN C. WARNEH, Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me this smn aay or June luuv. J. C. CHAMBERLAIN, Notary Public. Correct Attest : W. A. H MITCHELL, P. C. KINKKL, A, D. BROWN. Ol rectors. AUDITOR'S NOTICE Estate of I In the Ornban'a 9 Peter A L Quick Court of Pike o deceased. I County, Pa, Tbe undersigned, an Auditor ap pointed by tbe Orphan's Court of Pike County, "to make distribution of the funds of said estate in the bauds of L.eua A. 'lalmage Executrix and ai countaut, as shown by her fourth aud final account" will attend to the duties or bis appointment on Tuesday. Sep tember 14, A. D. 1909, at 2 o'clock P. M. at his law office iu the Borough of Milford, in sa'd County of Pike, at which time and pla.-e all parties Inter ested shall present and prove their claims, or ne aeoarrea iorever from coming in on aaid fund. C. W. BULL, Milford, Pa., Aug. 1009. Auditor He Said It, "Horace," remarked Mra. Figtree, "we are going to have company at dinner, and 1 do visa you would brighten up and look less like an hon orary pallbearer. Say something hu morous." . Tbe company, and, with a few pre liminary coughs and winks, which were Intended to announce to his wife that the witticism was about to be perpetrated, Mr. Figtree said tim idly, "Mary." "Yes. dear; what is it?" asked Mrs. Figtree graciously. "Have you got all of your hair on this evening?" JUSTIFIABLE. "I fear yon are inclined to be dis sipated." "Only in the presence of your lav toxica tins beauty." Overcapitalised. A thousand-dollar boy with a ten-thousand-dollar education la overcapi talised. Georae Horace Lo rimer The Use ef Health. "roc tor, bow soon do you think I'll he wall snough to sat thlaft lb.it otjt 4frs wltft ir Wnen Johnny, Goes Marching Back to School. There'll be a lot of things you'll luive to get in a hurry and you'll have to get them right or lie may go Vmrcliing back again. School naods urc well looked after in. .. j . it our store and every itcnj may ' be" ,'abst 1 ' lutely depended upon. t' ' ' . v ' liCt' Joliiiuy come marching along here with his wants list. ; ' ' Armstrong's Pharmacy V Wall Paper - This week we received our gtocK of new wall paper. Over 100 differ ent patterns to select from, ranging in price from to 20c a double roll. Also a lot of remnants to- sell for 5c a double roll. Our new stocktill. please you both in style, qualitj-'and price. Look them over before you purchase. "We can save you money. W. S. RYMAN & SON, Milford, Pa. GAS FITTiNGsl K you are intend ing to put in Gas or ars having;an"y trouble with your; pipes already in, Let us know. , Cuddeback & Co. BROAD ST.. 'MILFORD, PA. Delaware Valley TIME TABLE AUTO BTAGE USE V.ILFOttD & PORT JERVW- fcsT'Millbrd leaving Time is. Always Lv Milford Ar Port Week Dax's (:30am 1 :00 p m S :00 p in ' 10 :30 a ID 3 :50 p rn 6 :00 p in 6:40 a m . 8:14 pm 10:15 4 :50 8 :45 11 :1S 4 :30 6 -.60 7 :30 :00 Saturdays Sundays Mondsys Extra Fridays Extra Except Saturday Afternoon. : tirBaggage Must Positively be Beady by 8:00 a in or 2 :30 p-m.t. , LOCAL TELEPHONE CONNECTION, '' MILFOKl,- PENNA, LEROY Miases Catharine and Marion Over ton, of Plalnfield N. J , are guests at the borne of their node S, T White an lower Harford street. SANITARY PLUMBIQG IN ALL ITS . .BRANCHES Transportation Co from the Post OITice Comer : Jervis Lv Port Jeryie Ar Milford a m p in p in a m p iu p to a id p ill 12:15 p m 8 :t)0 p m :00pru 12:15 p in ' 4 :45 p m 7 :00 p in 8 :0() a ru 9 :15 p in 12:45 p m 6:30 p m 4 :30 p in 12 :45 p m 6 :15 p m 7 :30 p in 8 :30 a in .9 :45 p in '- ' ' '' E. KIPP, ' Manager. .. (, Dr. Erederick A. Cook of Brook lyn, N. Y. r.acbed the north pole Apr 21, 19C8, the first of many ex. plorcrs who have muds tha sttvojji, J.
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