THE MILFORD STORE
OF STORES
Longest Established, Best Equipped
FINEST LINE OF WINTER GOODS.
Specialties in woolens, jackets, ladies, mens and
childrens underwear.
Gloves, hosiery, boots and shoes. All the latest
styles and best materials for winter wear.
A New Department
A large assortment of Laces and Trimmings. A complete
stock of mens furnishings. Finely stocked Grocery Depart
ment. CrccVery and glassware direct from England.
All of the aboVc afc prices
that Vill rrjakc it to youu
advantage to buy of
MIT6HELL BR0S.
B
toad Stszzt
Gen
LIVERY
Safe horses,
Good wagons,
Prompt service,
Careful Drivers.
Findlay &
Milford. Pa
When
Hello
KILL the COUCH
AND CURE THE LUNGS
w C-;. King's
w" VOLDS Trtsl Botll. Fnw
ND Mil THROAT MID IUNO TROUBLES.
GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY
OB, MONEY REFUNDED.
HARN
Of All Kind and Styles.
Blankets, Robes, Whipb
and Horse Outfitting gen
erally. CAKFJAUE
TKIMMIXtiS
Repairing ;-neatlvDonE
Examine my stock it
will please you. The
price too.
L. F. HAFNE.l.
Harford St. Milford
r-jstsMra
Succeed when evrvthicig els? tils, f
la nervoos prostiucn and if mule f
weskneasea they aie the eupKir.:
remedy, as thoasaniTs Kbvo tesim-j. T
FOR KIDNEY, LIVFRAfcO
STOMACH fROwiEtt
it la Um beat medicine ever tcld I
ahliMd Pa
e r a 1
STABLE
Wheeler,
.PROPRIETORS
BEST OF ALL FLOUR.
FEED, MEAL.
BRAN, OATS,
and HAY
in need of any
to No. 5., or come to
SAWKILL MILL, MILFORD PA
Supplying j
1 The Table
AN EVERY DAY PROBLEM
We solve it by keeping
Fine Groceries,
Canned Goods,
Choice Meats,
Fresh Vegetables
FOR AN ELEGANl DINNER
It you appreciate a good market ia towia buy
your fish and clami at my place. Limburger,
Imported Roquefort Philadelphia Cream cheese
or any other desired.
FRED GUMBLE
Harford St. Millord Pa.
The
East
Stroudsburg
State
Normal
School
-15-
A thoroughly first class school
tor ihACHhKS,
It is PERFECT in the Beauty
and Hcalthfulness of its Lo
cation.
It is COMPLETE in itsE quip
mcnt.
Its Giaiuates rank among the
jBest in SCHOLARSHIP and
TEACHING ABILITY.
jjThe rooms are carpeted and
the Beds burnished.
The Food is Abundant and
Excellent in Quality.
For Catalogue Address,
E. L. KEMP, Sc. D..
PrincipaL
.e'iliast otroudsburg, - renna.
KOW THE NORMANS DINED.
Princes and Barons Lived as Sump
tuously as tha Monks of Old.
The Norman dined at 9 In the
morning and supped at o, the uunate
Advertiser says. The tablea of tha
princes, prelates and great barons
ere sumptuously frmisveu th
very delicacy they could i-roeuie
from foreign part. The monks of
Canterbury had seventeen dishes
every day, besides a dessert; and tha
monks of St Swlthln'8, In Winches' n,
complained to Henry II. agahiBt thelt
abbot for taking away three dishes
they had previously been allowed.
Thomas a' Becket gave 5 (equiva
lent to $15 of our money) for a dlpb
of eels. When this proud prelate
went on a Journey he bad In his train
ght warons, each drawn by five of
the stronp-'st horses. Two of these
agons contained ale, one the furni
ture of his thapel, another the furni
ture of his kitchen: the others were
filled with provlsons. clothes and oth
er necessaries. He had besides
twelve pack horses carrying trunks
containing his money, plate, books
nd the ornaments of the altar. To
each of the wagons was chained a
fierce mastiff, and on each of the pack
horses an ape or a monkey.
Pictures of Presidents.
In every department, and In fact In
every bureau, are to be found the pic
tures of the former heads of those de
partments or bureaua. Pictures of all
of the presidents are not In the White
House, but many are to be found
there.
Neither are the pictures of the
wives of all the presidents, those who
occupied the position of "first lady of
the land," to be found In the White
House, though a goodly number have
been preserved. It Is rather a nota
ble fact that the pictures of nearly all
the women who have graced the posi
tion of mistress of the White House
are placed In the lower rooms and cor
ridors. This region might be termed
the basement, though it scarcely mer
its that position In architecture.
AH of these corridors are used at
the big functions at the White House,
and no doubt morn people see the pic
tures of the women than would b-
the case If they were hung In the up
per rooms.
Literary Favorites.
The Paris Gaulols baa been asking
Its readers to name the 25 greatest
writers In the world up to the present
day. The list which resulted from the
rolces given by 11.247 readers runs:
Victor Hugo, Shakespeare, Racine,
Cornetlle, Vergil, Mollere, Homer,
Dante, Goethe, Bossuet La Fontaine,
Lamartlne. Chateaubriand, Voltaire,
Cicero. Pascal. Musset, Ralzac, Soph
ocles, Horace, Schiller, Plato, Cer
vantea, J. J. Rousseau and Milton.
Votes were given for 432 other auth
ors.
It will be noticed that the list con
tains the name of no living writer.
and that 14 of the 25 are French, three
Latin, two Greek, two English, two
German, one Italian and one Spanish.
New England Pie.
Some poor dwelled In the benight
ed beyond of Chicago asks what a real
New England pie Ib like. It probably
will not help him to be told, but If he
means apple, It la like an essay by
Emerson liquified with the music of
Massenet and spiced with the cyni
cism of Shaw; if he means pumpkin.
It Ib like some of Gounod's music
heard In a landscape all sun and flow
ers. It la too early yet to describe
the mince pies of 1910. but last year'a
and last year was not an extraordi
nary good yeai- were like an Increase
in salary, and a present from home ar
riving on the day when one's consci
ence waa behaving Itself. Boston
Globe.
The Batha of Old Roma.
At the end of the third centurr
after Christ there were In Rome 11
large public baths and 926 smaller
ones. The Datns 01 uaracaua couia
accommodate at one time 1,600 people,
Ihme of Diocletian. 3,600. Taking
1.000 as the average of each of tte
public baths, and 60 as that of each of
the private baths, it appears that at
any minute bathing accommodation:
wore possible for 62,000 people In
ancient Rome. Counting on a popu
lation of 2,000,000, the figure generally
given as the correct one. It would thus
seem that ample privillges were af
forded every day for every Inhabitant
of the Imperial City.
A Meerschaum City.
The town of Vallecas, In Spain, is
iln.ost entirely built ot meerschaum.
Vallecas baa on Its outskirts great
quaries of meerschaum too coauwe
for plpemaking.
Unci Ezra Says:
"It Diay be worry tuel kills an' not
work, but how kin you help worryln'
when you don't hev the work?"
The Question.
Why hide your light under a bushel
hen a pint measure will answer the
ourpose?- Judge.
Organic.
"Going up to hear that lecture on
aprendlcttls todayf
"Nsw, I'm tired of thee organ re
citals."
The Devil Wagon.
"Tbat wealthy young broker has
!vta his motor to a well-known ae-
tresn."
-Yes. He saya bis father taught
htm to bitch his wagon to a star."
Minds Meet.
"I wish I had known what a poor
-oo?i you ware before I engiged you.
Bridget."
"I wish you bad, mum," said Brid
get devoutly.
Expensive Food.
Guest Bring me the best porter-
ho1 e steak you have.
Walter Beg pardon, air, but gentle-
iren ordering porterhouse steaks are
hi required to make, a deposit.
Treasurer's Sale
f Unseated Lands in Fik County
for t fixes of 1909 and 1909
aad School of 1910
Notice Is hereby (rien thnt airrerviMy to
sn Act of the Oners! Assembly of the
t ommonwenUh of Pennsylvania et.ilt.id
n Art to nnipnri the Aet enttrlwl rin Art
il'i-ft-fine ih' :!.::( M liir a it..-.r..ttil
lillitl. lor l,it:i ti ud fur uli.cr JUM rtv
phased Murrh 18, A. I). 18lf, hy a supnifv
ment to n net to amend the Act entitled
nil Act directing th mode of selling tin
st aWd land fur taxes and for other pur-
wv-tw. pM'd Mnrch 17. A. U. una by
r.iivr suiMMcnifiit to int it-cnfd Aim
pnMd Mnrch lKt'4 by Act entitled an
Act in n lotion to the ica ol nnsenMti
lands in the several count .tn of this Com
monwealth passed March 9. 147, hihI sup
plement! thereto. The following described
trncts of lands (described In the warrantee
name) will De sold on the
SECOND MONDAY IN JUNK NEXT
(being the thirteenth dny of said months
commencing at i o'clock In thea.ternoon
of said dny, at public vendue,, at the Court
House in Milford, in the county of Pike,
for arrearages of tmes due aud cost ar
cured on ench lot respectively.
Blooming Grove Township
No. Warrantee Name Acres Per Tux
200 Dowhanan Theodore.. 2S3 28
15 ill
8 S'.i
6 41
15 ?' i
ITS Depnl Nicholas K'3
14 I cow Isaac H
W Kir John SMI 131
lmi Knouse John 1"4
7 S'l
10 !
1 17
in
2 s
a 7-
5 47
(Ht KlilnhHns Horace 43
Mott O. H at
1S7 Mwe John a
87 Htchanis Jo-hua 4iM 160
17W Baylor David W
W litiun MurKaret
75 Wallace James B luO
! lawirt Township
15 Brodhead Luke ICfl
no
1-18 Carney Thomas 2i
14fi Carney Hannah V
114 Dingmnn Andrew.... 48
10 71
11 o:
ft 4:
13 81
2i 41
It 7A
'-3 Va
Hi
ai ii
a.i in
t is
14 9
14 (tt
14 .t
5 SI
8!i .V I
10 Si
HI Hun Aun Jr inu
14ft Hoover Manuel 831
144 Kling Karhriel K)
175 McNeill Samuel 811
137
70
107 Mense Kobert
106 Mriwf ThuiiiM 3'tl
Mtphenrt David Iff8
25 Taylor John M 3D
.Dlngman Township
143 Ball B.arkl. W 1J
lm BrtKlhend John Jr
147 Ball Margaret.. 4
mi Brink Monus no
HH Caldwell David 415
lM Jones John 1 H
W Kutson Thomas Jr i'7
18 i Mtiith William I5d
11 Vnitdernmrk Ludwlg.. S
Greene Township
lie
82
HI
Hi
fci
In
i
8
8
10 ir.'
6
4 Craig William 2"i
2.:'2 KMiilke Adam 4:ri
144
1110
19 05
40 7
41 4.
41 XI
8 77
4 7-
4 7-
ai)
80 01
6 411
21 IN
8 .'7
20 4.1
14 lii
W Lvnch iilintu 4:w
iiirtt Lynch Jnhu 4:
W Martin John. 4U
2t7 Mu (lock John fin .
Pa rhnll ThoniM
2h8 Rittetihoue Joseph . . 4 oil
noupii. w g.-.
at4 littermnrj John 115
3ty Trtermarv John
Wain William lw
2si Wain William 4;ftf
44
100
Weatbrook Hiraiu 150
Luck a waxen Township
29 CYniier iili buel 127
07 DclHiiey Minip IKi
U8 Huwell Hli'lmid lit
78 Jentiintra John id 872
18 Philips Johu 4-k)
8 P.mell IVUT 2m
71 Philips John 8nl
HU t-hii-lds J.ihu 87
10 Swley .HUiuvl C 2o7
8 iliio Catharine aoO
85 Wlgiou l'hebe 8ot
84 Wlglun Pnriurlia i7
Lehiuna Township
330 Brottiinn John 10
148 Ciirney '1 bournf 53
145 Ciiruuy Hiiuuab 44
2il7 Vr.l j I biirlvs 14
283 fiue Hubert . . . . r 1WJ
8 57
19 64
6 U4
88 93
44 21
21 50
20 4U
64
120
129
120
63
20
10
4 f.H
27 33
26 6.'
41 3'
82 8-1
91
4 61
8 8J
1 2J
4 3s
12 44
17 10
6 36
5 UK
16 Oil
1 20
10 80
8 81
15 8u
13 2d
4 1141
32 18
7 65
14 01
16 10
6 77
v on
4M
1 21
24
144 Kling Unrhel 144
143 Kinut'iriWillialii...., ltM
65
65
Mllfurd Township
111 Branliam Kbeniser. .. 8t
85 Bldd' .li.hu 80
80
Church K f 211
121 fc-u-wan Juhn 'M
1 hmith Ovorae 1.V3
141
121
163 Wahbburne Nnthauiel 53
Palmyra Township
80 Ciulv Dvld ll
188 Philips HeU'XU 134
iv .uilib niiiiHin nu
84 Wlgton Isaau 412
133
Porter Township
314 Drown Daniel 128
U2 Dills Ahrtthain 202
(jreer Cbus aud Heury
t.hull 274
64
100 Heiubcig Tbuinas.... 22
71
131
i0 rlarrutin tieorge 4iu
82 Heller Michael luo
o4l Mi-lughlin John.... f0
177 Miller Al zander 4C2
131
67
75
9 III
6 06
8 '.15
09 Miller N llllnm 1IU
180 rtuiitoD Th was 50
61 Willing Thomas 60
1 21
bhoholn Township
107 Brink Henry 8s3
152 Carey Mathew 145
131 Depot Ami tti
15
37 41
7 6H
19
Ul Denny illlam luo
8U Huston Mary Jr 415
19 53
20 93
Weslfsll Township
26 Jones liaac 84il
33 1'
2 l:
3 built h Klizabeth 67
fnT No taxes received on day ot sale.
W. K. CHOL. Treasurer.
Treasurer's Ofboe, Mllfurd, Pa.,
Aiarca nu. I'jiu.
A Bad Break.
'Mushleigh, the actor, made bj
break at bis wedding to-day!"
'How waa that?"
"After the ceremony hla frieno
pressed round him and congratulated
him so earnestly that Mushleigh re
quested the minister to perform the
service over again as an encore!"
Worst Than Noah.
Mamma (to Willie, who has been
playing with Noah'a Ark). Don't bo
rude, Willie. I'm sure that Noah
wasn't whining and complaining when
be put the animals Into his ark.
Willie No; but I'll bet Noah dldn".
have any baby brother to lick the
paint often bis animate.
The Man In Need.
The director of a matrimonial agen
cy aays the young girls ask only
"Who la heT"
The young widowa: "What la bis
position?"
The old widows: "Where la he?"
Mew Def nition.
Scott A Eoheinlan is a chap
borrawa a dollar from you and
wi'.c
ih n
tpvltes you to lunch with him.
Mott Wrong. A Bohemian la a
fellow who invites himself to lun-h
with yon and borrows a dollar.
It Might Have Eton.
"1 wonder if that motor-car which
tried to blow up in the street wus a
case of spontaneous combustion?"
"I don't know. It m'ght have beea
case of auto-s.igseslion."
Tl.e a'.ocrcrn Son.
"Modern liierr.ture has nothing sl-n.
Hsr to I'ok-nlus's advice to bis son."
"No cl.ance for it. No modern Po
lonins wo ld a;:e;npt to tell hla coa
ary Stir.." -I S 0V
,T
Of Inlercsl
to Women
5iimn?e Tates e? "".-'-r-" eVrta
d Lnlauti SLi'.ii;. u; r'ocip
and Display and Prefers the Simple
Ltfs of an Ordinary Woman Prin
cess ia as Accomplished Musician.
I
V."hcn Prinrprs Victoria of England,
daughter of Qur-en Alfxandre, was a
girl of fourteen It bi-iair.e her duty
one day to act as hn?iess at a juvenile
entfrt'nment at Marlhoroue1! House.
In the middle of it she suddenly diB.
appeared. A mews;on;nr wns dispatch
ed to Buckingham Paince to see If the
trimiit had run away to "rrandma,"
but she wasn't there. At lait a letter
from her to the Princess of Wales was
dUc-overed i'j the sekonl.-ooni, begging
"mother" not to be anirry; she did
"linte parties" so, tir.-l she hd go:ie
to stay with the Duchess of 'feck till
this one was over.
Not liking; parties 1ms been a char
acteristic of this p.-iniess ever since
though, having a Btrong sense of duty,
which developed as she gi pw older,
she doe -n't run av:ay from them any
more. But those who know her know
that If she could clioope her life t
would be on far from court, a life free
from demands of etlq-iette. and spent
a-'-ong the friends she loves. When
ever she can escape f:oM the formali
ties that surround 1 er she does so.
Stories are told of her planning visltt
Incognito with her sisters or other
members of the court to some tea
room or shop, where for a little while
fhe can do Just as other women do
fch likes to drop anonymous sur
prises on the children she encounters,
ns once when she was shopping in
Penrith, and saw three small boys
looking longingly at the toys in a win
i'oa The princess Im'ired:.itely took
the part of Santa Clous, nrd for onco
in their liv-s those pr.mil ard ragged
boys had oil the toys tln-y v ented.
Princess Victoria has a pnod deal of
tact, soys "The Geut'.ewcxan." and
while she carc3 little about court life
her influence has hrovrjht about sev
eral needed chr.r.i?es t':cre. The
Queen's ladies-in-waiting hive-special
reason to be grateful to her. Up to
1 the time of King Edward's accession
the breakfa.-t hour for the ladles-in-waliing
was 7 o'clock in the sum'ner
nnd 7.3J in the winter. They didn't
lihe it, of course, but in so great a
household chances are not easily
n-.adc. Princess Victoria, however, got
the hour changed to 8 o'c'ook for all
the year round. It was she, too, who
secured a much more comfortable
breakfast room for them than the on?
at their disposal during Queen vic
tory's reign.
The princess's otvn boudoir at Buck
ingham Palace was arranged entirely I
hy herself, and Is said to be a delight
ful room. The walls aro lined with 1
rare pictures, most or tnem guts to
her, end there are hosts of photo
graphs which she has taken in ram
bles around Balmoral, Wlnsor and
Sandringham. In this boudoir she
likes to spend much time, reading and j
writing. She knows several languages ;
and is a very good musirlan. '
True to her nature, she has always
refused to have a lady-in-waiting
When she goes to any public function
Eh.e is accompanied by one of tbo
Queen's, as etlq'iette forbids her ap
pearing alone. She lias, by the way,
several faithful attendants, who al
v. ays like going about with her when
they can. These are her nephewd
and nieces, with whom she has been a
great favorite ever since they were
little things.
Head of W. C. T. U.
The most important event on the
programme of toe 30th annual con
vention of the National Women's
Cluistiun Temperance I'nlon was the
election of olticeis and the report of
Ihe resolutions committee. The six
neral otficers were re-elected as fol
Ic-vs:
Mrs. Lillian M. N. StevenB, 0'
M .iue, president.
Miss Anna A. Gordon, of Illinois.
. i e-prcsident-at-larpe.
Mrs. Francis E. Kirk's, of Illlncls.
' i; i iponiiini? -T.-tary.
'.Irs. Sara H. H( :re, of Virginia, as
- ':.nt reiordins s.-. l.M.iry.
Mrs. Elizabeth P. Hutchinson, of
' ;:.o:s, treasurer.
Mrs. E!l-ih:-.h Tr-ion Anilerson, of
: th Dakota, recording secretary.
A Frafl-rent.
"The dres Mrs. Style wore at the
opra was a perfect poem," said Mrs.
Howard.
'As far as it went." no doubt re
plied her husband; "but I thought
so.ne c&nto's were n-.lsolnir"
Obeying the Doctor.
Balesman Shirt, sir. Will you hava
a nesliaee or a stiff bosom?
Customer Neslitce, I guess. The
doctor said I must avoid starchy
things.
Consulted the Best Authority.
altss Kcgers How did you Imagine
anything so beautiful as the angel In
your picture?
Artist Got an an raged maa (0 -
acrtha bta Bancjj to me,.
P
When You
Are sick
tnpuliiiity, facility aud tho right
1iI(;b ii drugs and compounding make
tin elnro v?ry inviting forall prescription
tr.nle. As yiiu select your doctor fur htg
feiiowlcdgo (if the healing art so select
uh as your druggist for our "know how"
ationt tho selecting- and cotnpounditg of
ill UgS.
F. J. HER
Graduate
MILFORD
RYDER'S
MARKET
RYDER'S BUILDING
DEALER IX
Meats and Provisions,
Fish and Vegetables,
Canned Goods
Orders Tnmptly Attended
PAUL RYDER
Harford Street, Milford.
DR. KENNEDY'S
PFMGRITE
If taEDY
Pleasant to Take,
Powerful to Cure,
And 'Welcoiiie
In Every Home.
mmin, liver
& BLOOD CURE
Not a Patent Medicine.
Over 30 Yeavs of Success.
Used in Thousands of Homes.
Write tc Dr. David Kennedy's
Sons, Rondout, N. Y., for a
FREE sample bottle. Large
bottle $ 1 .00. All druggists.
Roofing Slate
All kinds of roofing slate constant
y on hand at lower prices than else
where.
We lay slate either on Lathed or
Tight Boarded Roofs and guarantee
satisfaction.
GIVE US A TRIAL
Matamoras Slate Roofing Co.,
Cor. Penna. Ave. & 7th St.
Matamors, Pa.
MOVED TO 1630 CHESTNUT ST
WE are tlie oldest W"me and Liqoor
Houss k Philadelphia. We hav.
beea obliged to move from the
old stand where we have been (ot so many
years mint have more room to accommo
date our increasing business. Because we
have the finest trade in Philadelphia i do
3
reason why we should be higher paced.
Old Pena Whisky, 75e quart.
$2.75 gallon is the finest whisky (or its
price in the world.
Imperial Cabmet Whisky. SIJ23 qt, $4.75
gaL, distilled boa selected grain spraig
' wato.
Coodi shipped to all parts ol lb
United State.
f-l 1IISKV
ir i
j. Si ..
Thomas Massey & Co.
Formerly
1310 tttcstnut SL
the fi'st thoncht is the doctor qnite oat
tinl Bnd right. Tho doctor diagnose
jour ailment, given yon a prescription
an order fur a combination of drugs which
his knowledge tells liim aro specifically .
indicated in the treatment of your par
ticular a miction.
Let us fill your
Prescriptions
know
in Pharmacy
PENNA.
wood & son
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
MILFORD PA
UNDERTAKING
in all branches
Special attention giveo to
EMBALMING
No extra charge for attending
funerals out of town
Telephone In Residence.
LADY ASSISTANT
New ork Representative
National Casket IO. 60 Great
Jonei-St. Telephone 3346 Spring
STOVE WOOD ISirnithtd at ft 15
a load. Mail orders yiren prompt at
tention. Miford Pa . Aov Blh. 190
J. W. Kiael.
BST
Washington Hotels.7
RIGGS HOUSE
i'be hotel par excellence of tho capital
.coated wah.u one block of the MjU
House and directly opposite the Treasury,
Finest table in the city.
WILLARO'S HOTEL
A famous hotelry, nmarkable for It'
historical associations and long-sustained
popularity. Recently renovated, repainted
and partially reiu.ui.htid.
NATIONAL HOTEL.
A Inndmark among the hotels of Wash
tngton, patronized In former years by
,it,taenti and blgh officials. Alwsy t
jrlme fuvorite. Recently remodeled ana
rendered better than ever. Opp. Pa. H
R dep. WALTER BURTON, Res. Mgl
These hotels are the principal political
nndesvus of the capital at all time,
rbcv arothe best steeping places at real
onable rates.
o. o.
O OEWITT
Propria
anagwr.
1630 Chestnut St
Philadelphia, Pa. "