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AN EVERY DAY PROBLEM
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Harford St Milford Pa.
The
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East Stroudsburg, - Pcnna.
A. Proclamation
By the Sheriff
General Election
Whereas, by Act of the Oerwral As-
emllv of (he Commoinveslth iff I'enn
ylrauia, euliilcd "Au Ac! ui rKul.tc
tbe nouiiuation auii eleotion e public
n()tAini-retmlrlnir eertain exneneea In
cident thereto to be paid by tii several
counties and pantonine; rertain onenwe
in regard to surh elections approved
tbe )lh day uf June, A. 17. I'1! .'5, It to
ajade the duty of tne KlierlflT;
FIKflT. ! enumerate the offleers to
be elected and give a list of all nomlna
lions. '
rK(')Nn. to denlfrnare theataeea al
whinh the eleetifmo are to be ueld.
THIRD, tu Mil, II. h SiotlrJT of the
qualiflrtime of eleotion oftlceia in the
manner and form preerrlbed by the
third paragraph eectioa ten, of ft 14 act.
. Now, therefore, I Geoiye Grerory,
High BberifTof theCoonty of Pike, do
hereby make known by thlc proclama
tion to tbe elector of aaid county
that on '
TUESDAY KOVEMBEB2.1909
Being the day of the general eleotion,
the following peraona are to be voted
for by the freemen of the County of
Pike between the hours of aemociock
lb the forenoon and seven o'clock in
tbe afternoon of aaid day, to wit:
One pernio for Judceof tbe Supreme
t'ourtof toe Commonwealth of Peun
eylvarji. One Demon for Rtate Treasurer of the
Common wealth ef Pennsylvania.
One person for Auditor General of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Two persons for Jury OommiasloDeis
of the County of Pike.
For or against the proposed Amend
ments to the Constitution of Pennsyl
vania. Kor or Against tbe Drormeed schedule
fur tbe proposed amendments to the
Constitution.
1 also hereby make known and give
notioe that the following is a I tat of all
tbe nominations certified to me by tbe
Hecretary of the Commonwealth and
the fTnuntv I !nmnilMlfinlni nf the
County of Pike, to a lt:
"Republican
State Treasurer
' Mark One ..
J. A. Stober . ' '
Auditor General
Mark One ., . .
A. KBIsson '. ,
Judge of the Supreme Court
Mark One
Robert von Moschzlsker ,
Jury Commissioner
Mark One '
, George A. McCarty
v Dembcfatic
State Treasurer
Mark One
Oeorge Vy. Klpp
Auditor General
' Mark One
James Woojsrard Clark :
Judge of the- Supreme Court
Mark One -f
Cyras LaBue Mu niton
Jury Commissioner
' Mark One.
..Paul Emile Vuille, Jr
Prohibition
State Treasurer,
. Mark One ,
- Krauk Fish
Auditor General
. Mark One '
C. W. H. Bmith .
Judge of the Supreme Court
Mark One
-Harold L. Qoblnsnq '
Socialist
. State Treasurer
Mark One
, d Moore
' Auditor General
. ' . Mark One
. ' JWUliaia Pnrker
Judge of the Supreme Court
Mark One .
Sydney A. BchwaxU
rKOPOSEI) AMENDMENTS
to tb Constitution
I ftlM hereby nnk kuowa and rlv
notice that the following k the text of
lea f ropoMti Anieodiiaeut to tiie Coia-
atltutiou of the Coiumoowealth aud of
tt Bcbedule W carry tbe eauie into oper
ation, vis:
PROPOSED AMINOMKNTS TO THK
CONiSrirUTiON bUBMITTKU
TJ THK OF THIS COH
MON WKALTH KOH TH KIR AFPUOV
AL OH KKJK'rriON BY THK GKNKH
AL ASKUItLY OK THK COMMON-
WKALTH OK FKNKSYLVAN1A. AND
fltfUirHKIJl BY OKUKKOK THK hK'J
RKTARYOK THK i'OMMON WKALTti
IN Hl HSAiANl K K AHTiCUfi XVHI
OKTtiJfi CONiSTlTllTlON.
A JOINT RBSOLUTIOM
PropoiiDs auiodiisau to section ivht
and twwulj-oue of krtltele four, BM(i(a
icven aud .welveof article Btj. teutlou
. two, thnm aud fiurtea of artiolej vigln
Belua om ot artioia twuivt. mnd
I tun two aud MTtta of article fourteen,
of tsMOunfttUutiono. PwitDwivt.uU. and
prvvidluff a fecbodute fur carry. ug Ui
auieudiuoutii luiro lf tt.
KwUoo 1. Hm it Mtotvud hy tbe Benat
a Hi nousie or ntiurawuitauvaa 01 tLte tom
utOuwtstaifcb ot PtnmrlvMuLa la CvOersl
Aat blr luttt, Thu to followlov art
propueeu aa aiuDUUMiDi to the iouMita
tiou o th Gout hjoo m el i h ol Pviioayi
trauta, in aocoruisnoe) with thts prorattloo
of UtettifrhUwmharticW aerof:
AttMuduMiit One To Arttula Koixr,
.8olua Auigbt.
Action 9. Aiucud MotUa aiifht ef arti
cle four of tb OouMltutiou of PtMiuyi
vaola bict) naoe aa Ciiiow:
' li sluil Bouiiuate aud, by and vriih
thm sdrsoa maii ooiiaeut of Iwo-lbinta ol
all tha mcwibwra ot the 8stoate, aoooiat a
oris.rr us toa LouiriaODWeMaita aud aa
Aturnr Garal durtbsr plaure, a fcue
eMriutiuoiit of Publle liitttruutloa fur four
feari, And ucb otaer fUouer ol the Com
monwwtlth a he I or tnar be anthorleor1
Sir the Conntttutlon or by law to npoolnt;
be almll hare poer to till all Taw rtrxrlfn
hat mar hapfmn. In oftlnna to whkrh h
nmy appoint, durliifr tlte nweee of the Heit
, by arnntlne tKMnmtHMbma whloh nlntli
rtxplra at .be;ml of ih-r best awitton; h
hHll have power to till any raonncy thai
may happen, during the room of the -to)-ate.
In the offlne of Aodltor Gonernl, 8tau
Vreatnrer, Kwetary of Internal A ffnlra at
utHM MmTvh'iit ( Hwbri - lib.! tfivili.n In r
MtkJil ollltti, or in uiiv uiiitr uioovt v
tiflioe which be It or may be authorised t
fill; If the raonnny ishall happen durliip tht
mm loo of tbe Henate, the Gorernor ahail
nominate to the Henate, before their final
loiirnmon- a proper poraon to fill mI4
ractiiicy ; but In nnjr sued uhmj ti Vbumuc.
la e eltire oflloe, a person shall be ehoe
ea tehtid offloe at the next f?euenil elect
Hon, unltw the vateanoy shall hnppte
within three calendar months Immedlate
ty pK-ofHHllnesueh election. In which oam 1
the etentton for said offloe shall be held ai
ibe second aeorinfr, general etriTtkm. Id
nctlniron eeoutlT nominations the 8er
ate thai! sit wUn open doors, and. In ooit
flr..liia or rejcctlnv tbe nomfQAtlone ol
the e&orarnor, tbe vote shall betaken b
yea and nays, and shall be entered on tht
joiimal' so as to read as follows:
He shall nominate and, by and with thr
adrtoe and consent of two thirds of all the
members of the (4enato, appokrt a Heero
t try of the Common wealth and an Attor
aey Genaral during oleaanre, aHusvarlnUm
dVntof Public lnstroetion for four yenra, ,
and snoh other of i leers ai the Commonwe
alth as he Is or may be anthorlred hy th
Constltutloa or hy law to appoint; he shall
bare power to fill all recencies that may
happen. In offices to whloh he may appoint
durins: the recess of the Henate, hy s;rant
ixisr eommfsstons which shall expire at the
end of thelrnextreesion; he shall hare pow
er to Mil any vacancy that may happen,
during the reness of tne Senate. In the off
loeof Auditor General, Hi ate Treaanrer,
Beoretary of Internal Affaire or Superin
tendent of Pnblio Instruetloo, tn a judicial
ottice, or In any othr eletlre offlnts whlrh
he is or nay be authorised to fill; If the
vacancy shall happen durfns; the session
oCthe Senate, th iyoeernor shall nomloata
to tbe Senate, before thrlr final atljnnrn
ment, a proper persoa to fill mfefvacanoy;
but la any suoh case of yacauey, in an
elpcttreofOO, a person Shall be chosen W
said ofnoe on the neat election; day appro
prlate to such office, accorthuitte the pro
vision of this Otnstitutiotk, ttetasa the
vacancy shall bappeo within tweenJandu
mootha liumetliatoly preeedinK such elec
tion day, In which ease the election for
said oflive shall be held ee the treoond son
eeedlbg election day appropriate to such
office In acting on execot.e, not ui na
tions the Senate shall sit with open doors,
and, to oouflrmlne; or reiectlna; I be nomin
ations of the Governor, the vote shall be
taken by yeae and Oaya, and shall be en
tered on tbe journal .
Amendment Two To Artiste Four,
Section Twenty-one.
Section S Amend soot ion twentv-one
of article four, which reads as follows:
-'Tbe term or tne iworetaryol internal
Affairs th 11 be four years; of the Auditor
General three years; and of the State
Treasurer two years. These officers shall
shall be chosen by the qualified electors of
the State at general elections. No person
elected to tbe oitioc of Auditor General or
State Treasurer shall be capable of bold
Ins tbe sauna office for twe consecutive
terms," so as to read:
Tbe terms of the Beoretary of Internal
Affairs, the Auditor General, and the
State Treasurer shall each be four years;
and they shall be chosen by tbe qualified
electors ot the State al general elections;
but a State Treasurer, elected In the year
one thousand nine hundred and nine,
shall serve for three rears, and bis succes
sors sb all be ejected at the general elec
tion In the year one thousand nine hun
dred and twelve, and tn every fourth year
thereafter. No person elected to tbe oflloe
of Auditor General, or State Treaeurer
shall be capable of holding the same office
for two eonseoutlve terms.
Amendment Three To Art'cle Five,
Section Eleven.
Section 4 A mood section eleven of ar
ticle five, which reads as follows:
"Except, as otherwise provided In this
Constitution justices of the peace or abler
men ahall be elected in tbe several wards,
districts, borougha and townships at the
time of 'the election of constables, by the
qualified electors thereof. In such manner
as shall be directed by law, and shall be
commissioned by the Governor lor a term
ot five years. No township, ward, district
or borough shall elect more than two Jos
t ic of the peeoe or'tUn enia? without the
consent of a mnloriay of tbe 4 Ml tiled el 00
tors within such township, ward or bor
ough; no person shall be elected to suoh
oflloe unlvas tie thnll have resided within
trts township, borough, ward or district
for one veer next nreoeedlne his election
In aitiee containing over fifty thousand
Inhabitants, not mure than one alderman
siiall be elected to each want er dlstriet,"
so aa to read:
Except att otherwise nrovlded In this
Constitution, justices of tbe peace or alder
men shall be elected in too several .varus.
dlotrtcts, boroughs or townships, by the
qualified electors thereof, at the municipal
elect! tu. In such manner aa shall be di
rected by law, aud shall be commissioned
by the Governor for a term of six years.
So township, ward, district or bur utrh
shall elect wore than two justices of the
peace or aioermen witnoat the consent of
a majority of the quail Dud electors within
such township, ward or borough; 00 per
son shall be elected to snh offloe unless
he shall have resided within the township,
torough, ward or district fur one year
next praoemng nis eiwoa, tn cities con
taining over fifty thousand Inhabitants.
not more than one el derma shall be eioc
tud In each ward or dlMriow
Amend men I Four To Article Five, 1
Section Twelve
Section 6. Amend section twelve of ar
ticle live of the tJonstltutioa, which 1 sails
aa follows:
"In Philadelphia there shall beeetaD
Ushed for each thirty thotuand tehabl
tanta, one emir, not of Kcord. of eolioe
and civil causes, with jurtedieuoo not ex
ceeding one hundred dollars; such courts
shall be held by magistrates whose term
of office shall be fire years, and they shall
be sleeted on general ticket by the quali
fied voters at lartrei and In tbe eleotion uf
the said magistrates no voter shall vote for
wore than two-thirds of the number of
persons to be shseted when more than one
are to be chosen; they shall be compensat
ed only by fixed salartse, to be paid by said
ooumj; and shall axerulxesuvh jurisdic
tion, oivil and onto i oal, exoootae hejrvin
pr vtded, and Is now exerch-ed by alder
men, suojeos ie suca onanges; not involv
ing an lucre e of civil juriwllcilon or con
ferring political duties, aa may be made
uy iaw. in ruuaoeipnia the omoe off i
derman Is abolished,' so as to mad as fo
lows:
In Phlladeluh'ft there si all be estab
lished, foe each thirty -1 bo. nd luhnL.
tacta, oneenurt, not of record, of police
and civil nausea, with lurlsdiotlon not ex
sending one hundred dollars; such court
shall beheld by Bjatxiiit rates wbe term
of offloe shall be six Tears, aud they shall
be elected on grnorar ticket at the umul
uipal electiun, by the quaiiuod voters at
large; and In the election of the said mag
fctratea no voiwr ahall vote for more than
two thirds of lie number of persons to be
elected when more than one are to be
chosen; they shall bsemspensa.syd only by
fixed aalartea. to be paid by said county ;
and shall exeNlseeuuh juriadictin. ivtl
aud ortuilnal, except as huretn provided, as
is now exercised by ahltmuvu, subjtxit to
such chaugWt suit Uivutelug au I irorvonc of
civil juriexiiTtloa er eonfbrtiug political
authw, as may be made by law. In Phila
delphia the oflloe of aldewwaa is aboliabed.
Amendment Klre To Artioie Eight,
Seotioo Two,
Section S. Ameud seotioo twe of article
eiaht, which reads as follows:
'The general eiooiloa shall be held an
nually ou the Tuesday next following thr
first Monday of November, hut the tiuaer
el Asaambiy may by law fix a different
day, two-thirds of all tbe lUttmbefw of each
House oust tenting thereto," so as to read:-
Tue general election ahall be held bien
nial iy 00 the Tuesday next following the
first Monday ot November In each eren
ahmhered year, but the General Assembly
may by law fix a different dar, two-thirus
of all the members of each House oouseut
ing tharett: Prurided, That such elec
tion eh T al . ays be held In an even-nun -kkarv4
rear
Ameudinent Six To A 1 tide Eight,
tjectivt) Three.
Bwtlon T. Amend section three of arti
oie eight, which reads as follows:
All el or t ions for elkv. ward, borouarli
and townahlp offliwi, for regular trms ol
.pfrvlou, ahall be held on the third Tuesday
of February," so as to read:
All judges elected br tbe electors nf the
State at large may be elected at either a
general or municipal election, as etronm
ttances may require. All elections for
judges or the courts for the several judicial
tiUt riots anl fiwr county, city, ward, bot-
ouu nml ton-ublp otilcfm. for it'gulnr
mini 01 service, snail oe nam on tne inun
Iclpal election day; namely the Tuesday
next following the first Mondav of Nnvem
bT In each odd-nnmbered year, bat tbo
General Assembly may by law fix a differ
eut day, two-thin la uf nil tht4iietilerM of
enrn rtoune cnHinng t-hrto: Frtrvinwd
That such eloothin shall always be held In
an odd nnnifcered year.
Amendment Hflvn To Article Right,
8etloti Fourteen.
Sentlem 8. Atuend section fonrteen of
article eight, which reads as follows:
' jttrtot election boards shall con a tut of
a judge and two Inspectors, who ahall be
oboecu annually by the eltlsens. Each
elector shall have the right to vote for the
judge and one Inspector, and each nspeo
tor shall appoint one clerk. The 11 rat elno
tlou board for any new distiiot shall be se
lected, and vncanules In ehnt! n boards
filled, as shall be provided by law. Eleo
tion officers shall be privileged from arrest
agon days of election, and while engaged
In making no and trnnsinlttlne returns.
except upon warrant of a court nf record
or jmtgn tbarnnf, for an election frand, for
felony, or for wanton breach of the peace.
In cities they may claim exemption froia
jury duty during their terms of service,"
so aa to read : ' , .
District election boarrts shall consist of a
judge and two Inspectors, who shall be
chosen biennially, by tbe eltlsens at the
municipal election; bnt tbe General As
sembly may require said boards to be ap-
poiiiwcu an such ma inor aa it may Of law
provide. Laws regulating the appoint
ment of said boards may be enacted to ap
ply to el ties only: Provided. That snob
laws be not form for eltlee of tbe samel
olaas. Each elector shall have the right to
vote for the judge and one Inspector, and
each inspector shall appoint one clerk. The!
first- eloutlon board fttr any new district j
shall be selected, and vacancies in eleotion ;
boards fiJIbd, as shall be provided by law 1
Election offloers shall be nrivileaod fn.in ' 1
arrest npon days of election, end while en
gaged in making up and transmitting re
turns, except upon warrant of a court of
record, or judge thereof, for an election
fraud, for felony, or for wanton breach of
tbe peace. In elites they may claim eXemp
tton from juty daty dating their terms of
service.
Amendment Eight To Article Twelve,
Section One.
Sect! en 0. Amend section 1, article
twelve, whloh reads as follows!
"All offiosrs, whose selection te not nro-
ArA f.. in ftUla llnaatllatl. .1 k I 1
elected or appointed as may be ollreotad h
Pew." so as to read:
All efhocM, whose selection hi not pro
vided for in this Constitution, thai! be
elected or appointed as may be directed
bvlaw: Provided. That elections of Htnt
officers shall be bold on a general eleotion
day, ana elections ot local omoers shall be
held ods municipal eleotion day, except
wheoln either ease special election may
be required to fill unexpired terms.
Amendment Nine To Article Fonrteen,
Section Two.
Section 10. Amend section two of artl-
eje fourteen,-which reads as follows;
"County omoers shall be elected at the
general elections and shall bold their of
fices for the term ef three vears. beainninv
en the first Monday of Jarutary next after
their election, and on: 11 their successors
shall beduly qualified; all vsesmclee not
otherwise provided for, shall be filled In
suoh manner as may be provided by law,"
so as to read;
County ell leers shall be elected at tbe
municipal eiecios and hold their offices
for the term of four years, beelnnln nn
the first Monday of January nern after
their eleotion, and until their sncceesors
shall be duly qualified; ml the vaeancies
not otherwise provided for, shall be filled
In such manner aa may be provided by
lew. i
Amendment Ten To Article Fourteen.
Secttoi. Seven
Section 11. Amend section seven, aril.
ele fourteen, whiuh reads as follows:
Three euu tty commissioners and three
county auditors shall be eleoted In each
county where suoh officers are chosen. In
tbe year one thousond eight hundred and
seventy-five and every third vear thereaf
ter; aud In tbe eleotion of said omoers each
qualified elector shall vote fox no more I
than two persona, and the three person
hart dot the hlebest number of votes shall 1
'be eleoted; any casual vacancy In the office j
of count oommissioner or county auditor
snait ee aura, oy tne courts or common
pleas of the oounty In which snoh vaoanny ,
shall occur, by tbe appointment of an elan-1
tor of the proper county who shall have;
voted for tbe commissioner or auditor j
whose place is to be filled," so as to raid
Three oounty eomnjuonars and three!
county auditors shall be eleoted In each
county where soon of floors are ohosea, in
the year one thousond Blue hundred and
eleven and every foarth year thereafter:
and in tbe eleotion of aaid off beers each
qualified elector sbal vote for no ntorethan
two persons, and tbe three persons having
the highest number of votes shall be eleo
ted; any easaal vacancy In the office of
oounty oommlssioner or county auditor
shall be filled by the court of eommon
pleas of the county In whlchenoh vanoanoy
shall occur, by the appointment of n elec
tor of the proper oounty who shall have
voted for the eommleaioner or auditor
whose place Is to be filled.
Schedule fo the Amendments.
Seotlvrti lit. That no Inconvenience may
arise from tbe changes la the Constitution
of the ComntooweMith, and In order t j
e urry the same Into complete operation, It
U hereby declared that
In tbe ease of officers eleoted by the peo
ple, all terms ef offloe fixed by aot of As
sembly at an odd number of years shall
each tie lengthened one year, but the Leg
islature may change the length of the term
paovtded the terms for which such offloe n
Are eleoted shall always be for an even
number of years.
Tbe above extension of official terms
shall not affect officers eleoted at tbe gen
eral election of one thousand nine hundred
aud eight; nor any city, ward, borough,
townbblp, or eleotion division officers,
whose terms of office, under existing law,
end In the year one thousand nine hundred
and tea.
In the year one thousand nine hundred
and ten tbe municipal election shall be
held on the th'rd Tuesday of February, as
brretofore; but all officers chosen at that
SVHCtioa to au offloe the regular term of
which Is two years, and alo all e lot Ion of
ficers and assessors ohoeenat the elect tonal
livll OfrWM lltiLil ah I irul JeJ..iifiw a IUo...,
' ftbMs I It thai VsesU' flTIA Lhealarul nln niia.ln.i
and eleven. All officers chosen at that elec
ttn to offices the term of which is now
four years, oris made four years by tbe
o,eration of these amendments or th s
schodu'e, shall serve until the fitet Monday
of leorwbar in I he year one thousand
ntoti huudred and thirteen. All Justices f
tre peace, magistrates, and aldermen,
choaen at that eloctiou, ahHll sirve uut I
tbe first Monday of December In tbe yei r
one thousand nine hundred and flfteer.
After the year nineteen hundred aud ten
aud until the Legislature shall ottierMisv
provide, all terms of city, aard. bofHigh,
township, and eU-otloo division tffioeis
shall b sgio on the first Monday of leoe m
bur In an odd-numbered year.
All city, ward, borouxh. and township
officers boldiug offios at the date of the ap
pruval of these aiueudtueuts, wbuae U-ruix
of off toe mar eud lu the year one thouAaud
nlue hutulrtnl aud eleven, shall oontiuua to
hold their offices until tbe first Monday of
December uf that year.
All judges of the courts for the several
judicial dutrieu. aud also all county off
ours, bolottig office at the date of the ap
pruval of theaeaiuendiueuts, whose tonus
of oilioe may eud lu the year ona thousand
nine bnudred aud eleven shall continue to
hold their uiiious uutil the first Monday of
January, one $ touaahd nine hundred aud
twelve.
true copy of tbe Joiat Resolution.
HOtikKT MuAFkE,
Secretary of the Com umio wealth
Places of Voting
l also hereby pake fcaowo wi (ire
notice that the plaoee of holding the
tiorwtm general elect lot i In the sever
al rtiRtrfcin of the County of Pike fire an
lonoww. to wit:
The electors of the township of
Kioonilng Unve to moot at the bonne
oi ftioeee C. Weet brook In eaid town
hip.
The electors of tbe township of Dela
ware to meet at ine election House on
Main street, Dlngman's Kerry, Id said
cownBiiip.
. The electors of thetownnhfnof Dtntr-
man to meet at the house of . O. Boil
lot at lo said town ah I p.
The elector of the townnhlp of Green
to meet at the house of Theo. Cor re 1 1
i mid tow Dab 1 p.
The electors of the town ah In of Lack
awaxert to meet at the hotiae of Oeorge
wx. rwwiauu, uecu, in aaiu townanip.
" The sJeMors of tht township of Leh.
man to meet at the store house of Jac
ob Nyee and Oeo. Nyce, dee'd, In said
township.
me electors or the borough of Mat-
moras to meet at ''Mueller's Hall1' in
aaid borough.
Tbe electors or tbe borough of Mil
ford to meet at the new court house In
said borough.
The eleccors of the township of Mil-
ford to meet at the house of John Mo-
Carty In said tomnshlp.
The electors of the township of Pal
myra to meet at the bouse of K (chard
Kcfchert in said tow im hip.
The electors of the township of Por
ter to meet at the house of Charles W
Cortright In said township.
i ae eieciors or tne townstiip or noh
Amatite
. T. R. J. Klein & Son, Agents
: Iron and Tin Roofing of all Kinds
v . Metal Shingles and Metal Ceilings
. Hardware, Stoves and . Ranges
,' Gutters, Leaders, Plumbing, Gasfitting.
General Jobbers and Repairers.
Broad Street, flilford Pa
RYDER'S
MARKET
RYDER'S BUILDING
. DEALER IS
; Meats and Proviaions,
Fish and Vegetables,
Canned Goods
Orders Promptly Attended
PAUL RYDER
Harford Street, Milford.
DR. KENNEDY'S
rsnunniTE
fttUUli I I k
J . 1" m n asm
1
u
ututm
Pleasant to Take
Powerful to Cure,
And Welcome
"Is Kvery Home.
KIDHEY, LIVER
d DLOOD CURE
Hot avPatent Hcdicinc
Over 30 Tears of Success.
Used in Thousands of Homes.
Writ to Dr. David Kennedy's
Sons, Rondout, N. Y for a
FREE ample bottle. Large
bottle $ 1 .00. All druggists..
riOVEO T0IQ30
WEmaoUestMMdLIqaoi
Hcsjs is PbiUdclpIiia. We bare
boss) ebSged lo stove (rem tbe
eU stand where we have beea for so oatny
yean have akore room to accommo.
tiala our woeseing busioeav. Becaose we
Uve the Bneat Bade in PUadclplia is ao
reasoa riqr we ehould be bi4tct priced.
014 Pma VVlklsky, 75c quart.
42.75 gaBcai is the bneat whakr (at
price ia tu world.
WrC.WtWhilr.JI-23 qt, 14.75
si. ijslJsi Irani iciectcd guiej spaig
- waeat.
Coodi slVtwd to si pars, of the
Uutoi Stote.
Tliomas Masscy & Co.
. mo Stani st. 16S3 Chtshut St
a
Philadelphia, Pa.
9
Advertise in
ola to meet at Vogt's Hail in snld town
ship.
1 he electors of the township of West
fall to meet at. tha hauM nkP.M
Hhay In said township.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That ft Is provided by saM Aot of As
sembly approved June 'M, 1895, 'That
e-ery persoa except Justlre of the
Peace; who shall hold any office or ap
pointment of profit or trust mirier tl.a
government of the United HUtee, or of
this state, or of any city or incorporated
district, whether a eommiMionvl offl.
cer or otlierwine, a subordinate officer
or agent who Is or shall be employed
under the Legislative, Riecutlve or
J udrciary department of this sum or of
the United Htatee, or of any city or In
corporated district, and also that everv
member of Congress and of tbe Btate
Legislature, and on the select or com
mon council of any city, or commis
sioners of any Incorporated district Is
uy taw incapable or Holding or exercis
ing at the same time the office or ap
pointment of Judge, Inspector or clerk
of any election of this Commonwealth
end that no judge, inspector or other
otlloer of any such election shall be el
igible to any office to be then voted for
exoept that of an election officer."
OOD BATE THB COMMONWEALTH.
GEORGE GREGORY,
SHERIFF.
Sheriff's office, Milford, Pa..
October 18, 1909.
Roof ins:
I
WOOD a SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
MILFORD PA
UNDERTAKING
to all branobes
Bpeclal attention given to
EMBALMING
No extra ebarge (or attending
(anerals oat of town
Telephone in Residence.
LADr AS8I8TASJT
New ork Hepraeentaure
t National Casket Co. 60 Great
Jonas St. Telephone 888i)rtn.
&T0 VE WOOD Furnuhed at fl.tS
a load, Mnil order given prompt at
tention. MitforO fa . A'oe. Bth. 1908
J. W. KitMl.
Washington Hotels.
RIGGS HOUSE '
The hotel par exoellenee of the esplial
Mated wlihln one block of the While
Uouee and dlreotlj opposite the Tnasurj.
rioest table in the olt.
WILLARO'S HOTEL
mmtjin urr 1 9
faLatorlca) AMooiMlou and 1od iuln. d
NATIONAL HOTEL
A landmark amona ths hotels ot WaU.
ucton, patronUed In former rears bi
prwidents and hlfrh officials. ilwT .
r.H ma fa.i.rl U . i .
v ihu-u.i; cvmuueiea ana
rendered better than erer. Opp. Pa. K
""P- w.IiTtK BUKTON, Res. Miri
These hotels are the prlnotpal political
rendesvaa of the eapltal at air times.
They aratbe beat stepping plaees at real
sooaula rates..
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