HAND
LAUiNDRY
Patrick White
Lao opened a hand
laundry on Ninth
St. in Milford and
all work in his
lino will bo prompt
ly and neatly done
Goods will be
called for and de
livered. Telephone
The
East
Stroudsburg
State
Normal .
School
is
A thoroughly first class school
for TEACHERS.
It h PERFECT in the Beauty
and Healthfulness of its Lo
cation.
It is COMPLETE in itsE quip
merit.
Its Graduates rank among the
Best in SCHOLARSHIP and
TEACHING ABILITY.
The rooms are carpeted and
the Beds Furnished.
The Food is Abundant and
Excellent in Quality.
For Catalogue Address,
E. L. KEMP. Sc. D
Principal.
East Stroudsburg, - Pcnna,
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Bailors
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K Paving firvls us ready
2 with a full lino of all
'' tha ncwe.it stylos and fab
8 ric.i fur ljoth Men & Worn
$ en. Have vour clothes
in ulo for you and they
J will give you twice the
wo ir at the s.imo coit as
V ready m:ide Men's suite
: from $12.50 up.
The Jaillets,
Broad & Ann
Sts; Milford,
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Real E3tate Agent.
Boom and Lots and lots without House
Duw in all kinds of Property.
Notary Public
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PROMPT ATTENTION
Office at Residence on
Water Street.
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A OOOO DAY FOB WARS.
This Colored Men VYae aa Non-Con,
rrital Born Diplomat.
There fu nothing In sight down
the road. The major sat tilted RFiint
the vail of the general store, reading
yesterday's paper. It waa a clear,
warm day. Inside the atore the post
master could be heard sorting the
mall, but without everything u tlll
and peaceful. At last there was a ciat-
ter and a rattle, ana from somewuura
there appearei a negro driving an un
painted wagon drawn by a mule. He
drew up with a loud whoa In m m
the store.
"Major!'" he called.
No retponBe.
"Major! Doan' wan' ter 'sturb yo'.
major."
No response.
"Major!"
The major heard at last.
"Hello, untie!" he said. "Whut can
I do for youf"
"noun" wan ter "sturb yo1, major.
but Is dey any news In de paper?"
No." said the major, "no. there
Isn't any newt to-day. Yes, there Is,
too. There's a war betwopn Franca
and Morocco.
's dat so?" said the negro. s
dat so. an" Is dere really a wab, with
flghtln' and blood -klllln'i"
"A real war," repeated the major.
"(Jolly!" said the negro, gathering
np his reins. "Whir did yo' say dat
wah was, major,"
Morocco," said the major, turning
again to the sheet.
"Well." said the colored man. "dey
uttenly has got a fine day for It. Old
dan!" And he clattored down the
road.
Payment In Advance.
It takes Imagination and courage to
maka a sauelchtng reply to a 'fresh
young man. In skis caBe he ww from
out of town, says a writer In TnVBlts,
and adorned with a big green rcti
and accompanied by his "best girl," he
t down at a restaurant taWe to or
der a meal. "Waiter," he said, when
that Individual came up, '1 want you
to bring me a grilled crocodile."
Teasir," replied the waller, per
fectly unmoved.
"And, waiter, bring It witn nutiar.
"Teaslr."
Then be stood tbero like a atatua
for a minute.
"WelL" said tha young man, "aren t
you going to bring It?"
"Yesslr."
"Why don't you, then?"
"Orders Is, sir, that we get pay In
advance for crocodiles, sir. Crocodiles
with butter, sir, are fifteen hundred
pounds and twopence. If you take it
without butter, sir, it is only flfteen
bnndred pounds, sir.
Tha waiter did not smile, but tha
girl did, and the young man climbed
down.
A Judicial txpert.
The native with a stogie met the
native with a pipe.
"Howdy, Zeb?" quoth the stocle
native. "Hear 'bout th' fuss down to
th' court-bouse T"
"Nope," drawled the man with the
pipe. ".What was It about?"
"Why, Jim Simpson has been suing
Abner Hawley for altenatln' th' affec
tions of his wife, an' Jedge Muegrove
told th' Jury to bring In a verdlck ot
six cents damages, 'cause he thought
that was all the damaga was worth to
Jim. An' Jim's wife got mad n' threw
a chair at the Jedge, an' he had her
arrested an' put In tha cooler."
"But didn't th' Jedge go a leetle
too far when ha fixed her value so
lowT"
"Not at all, not at all. Y' sea. ha
waa her first husband "
AMONG THE KICKER.
De Kick The climate is always too
cold or too hot
De Flat Yes, the temperature
would not be more unsatisfactory If It
were regulated by a Janitor.
Tha Right Number, the Wrong Street.
Youthful Shopper (of the Heights)
Please give me a apool of white
thread and have it cbaratd.
Baleaglrl neventy Clark, I sup
pose?
Youthful Bhoppor Ob, no, 11 Hen'
ry, as usual.
WORKING ON THE CAR8.
Na Place Like New York for That,
gays a Western Visitor.
We have something of a reputa
tion out West for bustling." said an
Omaha man, "but I never saw such
persons aa New Yorkers, both men
and women, for working 00 tha sur
face, the subway and the elevated
cars, to say nothing of the furryboata.
I wonder the couipauie dont find
son.e plan for renting desk room In
public conveyances.- It is customary
to see men reading on the riirs every
where, but you have to tout to New
York to find half the paaeL-ngers on a
car correcting typewritten manu-
scripts, bumming over must al scores,
canting up accounts In lima meiuo-
raurium boolis or on tha buck of an en-
relope. and poring over shoriband lea-
eoua.
"Pel sous studying forrign lan
guages read them aloud on tba cars
and nobody at.puars to pay nay atten
tion to them, except itsltura (nxa
ett&ar citis "
CTTfMINAia AND OFFSfRINO.
Denial That Crl-re l Hereditary snd
Reasons O vtn fcr Ntgativa.
It Is a curioi fact -one ot var-nnc
with the doctrine cf he uii'y. out
borne out by police re o.d--(!itt tbf
children of i-ro o! al cjsi.i r3re!
turn out to he ctnnt-s thp.i.'vl' e
Deeper study ol ti'c subject ii.lvbt !
Teal that they a'e po ! - r1 of tlif
erimlnal instincts, but 't:a 'r.t 'l 'E1
eally close examp'e of ti.e unibia.e
and wretchedness thnt uticnil a crimi
nal career has b.-.-n a t rritynt deter
rent. The fact, ct any r,ikf. reuia'ns.
The "rogues' galleries of bio'lino
Yard. New Yoil and ("hicagu may be
studied In vain fr Ihc vl.oi.igihbB of
a father snd a on.
Criminals ere ever art to keep
their children tiv;i u.iop-'.'is. similar
lives. The rage of :!. tife'ly Mother
Mandelbaum, t!.e famous rwel'er of
stolon good, was frfKhiful wt.ia she
found dial her di-.cV.er who. 1 she
bad been at mutinied ex-eu s to ed'i
ente. had secretly numU.i ' "a-nny
h. Jew" (KoehVri. a Ihlof with
whom the old criminal hm', inn tri
ed. She dlslnhcriud the c'rl, end a
flock of relatives were l!ie bo e lcl-
arles of her Ill-gotten moaey. In her
Chatham square headquarters Mother
Mandelbaum maintained a room
where thieves could smo'.e and drink
but the felled with a b-ome lamp
pickpocket wbo attempted o;ie nigh
to Invade the private parlor where Bhr
was over3eeing ber daughter's Frer.ca
studies. Everybody's ilagazlae.
White Lead.
White lend Is a name applied to
hydrated basic carboue of lead u
In the nianufauure of paints. It um
ally forms a heavy white mass m id
up, as shown by mlcroatoplc esimir:
tlon, of minute tranepa ent, ai o
phous globules. It may bo made 0
passing carbonic acid g.ia thro git .
solution of basic lead acetate, obt li e
by saturating vinegar with ordinal..
lead oxide (litharge!. Ar.er it:,
white lead has been precipitated out
a new quantity of litharge may be In
troduced Into the mother-llq M, ci.r
bonlc acid gas may again be passed
through the Bolution. and so on. This
Is known aa the "French mot'uoil.'
Benson's ro-cniled "Ergllf-h metiioJ'
consists of triturating litharge with
one per cent of Its weight of load
acetate dissolved In water, and ex
posing the paste thus obtained under
constant stirring, to the action of car
bonic ac'd gas for several days. When
carefully prepared and free from neu
tral lead '.irbonate, white lead has a
greater coating power tur.n any other
pigment known.
Dioo and Morality.
A sole of ho; e for child ici born of
vicious Iannis and amid degrading
influences Is founded by VS'llllam B.
Streetcr of lie Children's Home So
ciety of Gree.iiboro, JwjifW Carolina.
Frotn his experience, he concludes
that altliot gh the proverb. "Biood will
tell," is probably founded on fact, as
far as mental ami physical qualities
are concerned, those things depending
on physiotcgicsl causes, the same is
not true of moral tendeacie3. On tha
contrary, he believes that the "hered
ity of envlroan-ent" rather than the
"heredity of blwd" determines tha
moral character, this conclusion being
warranted by many observations of
the moral qualities marking persons
who, having been refcutd from vicious
parents at an early age, have been
brought up amid pure and wholesome
surroundings and influences.
r
The Oftrlch In Africa.
The F.ench government In western
Africa has undertaken to organize tha
breeding of ostriches In the territory
under lis control. Ostriches are found
wild In many parts of western Africa.
Along the river Niger they avoid tha
neighborhood of man, but on soma of
tha Islands In that and other rivers
the natives have established rude
ostrich-farms. Doctor Deeorse, who
was appointed by the government to
study the subject, says that the meth
ods of the ostrich-farmers of tha Capa
cannot be fully carried out In tha
French territory. It will be necessary
to leave the ostriches In a partially
nomadic state. They migrate more
or less with the seasons. When it
becomes too diy In the south they go
northward.
A Jurned Child
Richard A. PnlMnger, Secretary of
the Inlet ior. tells of Iva first law cast
which he had at Kankakee, 111. "I had
hung o it n.y tb'.ngle a good while b
fore any (.Hunt arrived." ha said
"Finally, one came. He was a weak.
meek bttlr? wbotn three determined
womea had wedded In r:-.pid succes
sion, aud lie was being tried for big
amy. As all of the wives appeared
against him wa lest the case
and he got a term of two years, but
this did not seem to worry him In
fact, be seemed anxious for mo. e. lie
was taken to the penitentiary, and
Just before his term ended I got a let
ter from hint. 'Lo you think,' tha big
amist asked anx ouslr, 'It will ba saJs
for me to come out?'"
BOUNDS LIKE HAY.
)- Simpson-Jones Just told ma tint
ba bus Lis eljtrs by the box.
8am psoo Don't you b-ttmva It. ba
avna laetojby tba txlt
Notes and
CciiTuimiczi'ii:
Of Intersst to Women Readers
ABROAD WITH A BUIT CASE.
An Amrr'can Girl's Cleverly Contrived
Traveling Arrangements.
"If you are re idylr.g up lor your trip
In Europe next summer, you will ivo
tle that most of the guli'e books su
vise tme to dispense with a trunk aud
take only hand luKHine." save a writet
In the Vonnn's Itouie ( o-i p mon
Io so by ali means, but rt.injiibt?r
that nuueioos pieces of hand It r,
gtige are n.ore vexatious thr.n ou
trun k.
"A girl I V.now compresiJcl hMi e.l
tire bas-; rc into one suit 11M
leather o:e, but a light wicker tele
scope with strors shawl str.u'R and s
comfort !b'.e liiindle. A tiny padiock
was fasletKd securely thro,i,5h the
strap whtn it seemed wire. To mam
the case fairly damp proof she covc-ed
It neatly with dark green di-mui,
which matched bar traveling suit in
color.
"A folding umbrella waa slipped
lengthwise under the straps at the
top; ber ralncoit when not In use was
strai pod flat in the side; there waa
room In the case for her short Jacket
Instead ot the inevitable handbag a
loather side bag with several pockets
held the needed tickets, cards, keys
and to forth.
'Inside the outer part or lid of the
care she tacked a p'ece of denim with
Cited rockets of different sizes to hold
tot only toilet articles, atieh as soap
box and brushes, but her drinking cup,
ewlrg and writing materials and all
small thlnss. Insterd of unpacking
ibis when she reached ach plai e she
iin-ply lifted the lid c 3 Into a drawer
nd used the articles frora there, re
lacing each after using, so there wis
o waste of proclojs litre col'ectlrg
.'e belonging! at each departure,
"'n the other sk'e of the case were
tight rolls of underclothing; over
j ste laid two dimity enve opes
.-ire of the case, la whith were her
1 blouses and the silk gown. For
. e ercpe de chine and Shimpan silk
cited mo3t satlrfactorily without
rinkles.
"Having a raincoat and tha silk
3lrt, she found her one cloth skirt
quite enough, and alco only one petti
coat, which was of strong silk lined
throvcho'it with tan muslin; on the
Inside of It she sewed two large flat
pockets with buttoned flaps, wblcb on
hurt excursions held a veil, extra
handkerchiefs and even her light rub
bers."
Famous Soprano Marrl'td.
In her apartment on the twelfth
floor of the Anronla, in New York
City, Miss France Davis Alda, of the
Metropolitan Opera Coxrai:y. m l O n
Ho Onttl-Casnsxs, the g -net al tna:'g.r
of the company, were niarrkd rwcti!
ly by Justice Dayton, of the S.ipretn
Court
Mis. Oattl-Cr.sarsa was born !i.
Christ Church, New Zealand, tweu-y-
eight years ago. but has spent mticn
of her life In Paris. She marie her
debut on the stcge at the Opera
Comlqtie Ii) Paris. In 1904. In l'X'S
snw lolncd forces of the Metro; o,l
can 0;ktIi Compacy In this elty. That
season sh ; surg Clios in Verdi s ' Ilio
letto." Tin. Deasin she has sung Des-
demona In Verdi's "iiiello."
Mr. Catil-Caiazza was born In tha
village of t'dine. In the province ot
Mrs. Gattl-Casarza.
Frlull. In Northern Italy, forty-one
years sg. He waa educated as a el. II
engineer, but turned to musical pur
suits tntoitgn choice. For ten year
he was director of La Scala. In MtHn
coming to the Metropolitan Opera
Comrany as manager last year.
Kryte Yc-u f rn Tell Just What tha
Rarsrlcr Meant
Tho possibilities of tha English Ian-
guage have frequently been tixed to
describe the g e.it Aba kan gime of
bateball, but for a'.riking Illustration
this from the Herald, of Qulncy, Lll-
noli. has rarely been eiunlcd.
"Tho glnss-armed toy toldlers of
this town were fed to the p gi yssicr
day by the vadeveious Indian g'ava-
robbera from Omaha. Tha flabby, one
lunged Reubens wbo repre.ent th
Gam City In the reckltiLS rush for tba
baseball rennaut had tbelr shins toast-
cd by the banillisk-eyed cattle-drivers
from tha West. They stood around
with gaping eyeualis, like a hen un a
hot nail, and suffered the grtszly
yawps of Omaha lo run tho ba&es un
til their necks ware long with thirst
Hickey hsd niore errois than Colu's
Financial School, and led the rheuma
tic pt c-ceiolud to the morgue. Tha
Qulncys were full of straw aud scrap,
lion. They couldn't hit a brick.
wugon with a p.ca-ux, and ran bases
like pallbearers at a funeral. If tbr
bae hits ere gtowiug oa the back
of evety man's neck they couldn't
retich 'em with a feather diihter. It
lol ed as If t'.o A jiaig luiattd Union
of Suu:a Anerlc-.n tlnodcoes were In
aection fur via's in He thlrty-lhlid de
cree. T he sewers siocd about and
wList'cl Fc: tu'p, and a'eie so waok
they eu..:un '. II.' I a g.4S of brer 1( It
had bvt'n all foam. Evoiyi.h!ng w.u
yeilov.-, rtky sud wnanblasted, llae
a sl gto.-tel full of doggie gammon
The gn.u e was whlsVered aud frost
bitten. 1 he Otitabogs ware bad enaiigb
but the Qulncy blown 801 had their
tins-sewed up until tboy couldn't ncl.t
a crazy quilt twines Una Ud around
t)Mr mcJu-'
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EARLY TRAINING OF 6INGERS.
Many of tha "Golden Throats" Wsra
Perfected by Nature.
As some of us know, Adellna Pattl
sang as a child. Her voice required
little or no training. IU beauty and
placement were Ood-glven. All Pat'i's
wise guardians did waa to prelect l er
against exposure of all kinds. Pa tl
made her operatic debut at an sire
when It would be a crttie to bealn tha
vocal training of the average girl.
Nellie Melha is another wtifc e gnll
en throat was perfected by nature.
When Melha left her Australian home
for Farts, where sbe acquired soma
"frills," her voice was perfect, so no
one, unless It be the unknown teacher
In far-away Melbourne can honestly
claim any credit for Melba's "vocal
method."
Mme. Tetraxzint, who came rather
late Into her own was always a nab
ural slngpr. It Is reported that she
studied tone production but five
months. But Tetrar.zlnl lived In the
bonis of her sister Mme. Campan.nl.
who Is a singer, and hearing this sis
ter practice for yearn supplied the
clever llntener with Ideas which en
enabled her to curtail ber own studies
by aeveral years.
An Incomplete Lsndscsee.
Mr. Kreezus, the multimillionaire.
was entertaining a friend at his eie
gant country homo. "I was born aw
brought up, In this neighborhood." hi
said, "and when 1 was a boy I une '
to think what fine thing tt mm'
be to have a house on this hill. 1.
the highest point f ground, you w''
notice, within a circuit of eeie:fr
miles, and the view from here Is ex
tensive."
"It la magnificent!" exclaimed IV
visitor. '
"Yes, and when the time came tha
I could afford It I gra'lfled my boy lilt
ambition by buying the land rottn.
here and putting up this house."
"I have been In a great many placci.
and I have never seen a liner land
scape than this."
"That's what I used to think, b it I
don't like It now as well as I did whei.
I was a boy."
."What makes tha difference T"
"It Isn't complete."
"Not complete? Why, you own t"
landscape, don't you?"
"That's the trouble. I own all oJ 11
hut that eight-acre patch over there
beyond the ereek, about six ru!l
away. Tha old curmudgeon that owns
It won't sell It to ma at any figure."
And Mr. Kreer.ua sighed dismally.
"A Bad Speculation."
There are pentltents and penitent
Some are sorry that they did wrong:
others regret tbe unpleasant coi-.ne
quencea of their evil deed. Gove tio:
Iluborur of Virginia once defended s
man charged wltb stealing a pair ol
shoes. Tbe man was convicted.
One day, years after, the governor
wss standing conversing with seveml
lawyers In front of tba court-houte.
when a man approached and said .k
wished to speak with him. They walk
ed off together, and the man asue-i.
"Squire, do you remember I one,
hired you to defend me?M
"Yea."
"Well, squire, the taking of tr.eta
shoes was tbe worst Jot) I ever did. 1
didn't keep 'em a week. They pat tue
in Jail; I gave you tbe only bnrt 1
had to defend me; my crop wis lost
'cause I couldn't see to tt; and then,
squire, they gave me thirty nine Hhes
at last I tell you, squire, It was a bud
speculation."
Tha Ashes of Columbus.
Columbus died at Valladoild, Spain,
May 10, 1506, and h was buried In
tbe Franciscan Monastery of that elty.
In 1513 his remains were removed to
tha Monastery of Laa Cuevas, at Se
ville. Ten years later they were tak
en to Hlapanlola, to the Cathedral of
San Domingo, whence they were latei
on transferred to Havana, Cuba. As
a reault of so many removals it Is now
next to Impossible to say Just where
tba great man's dust reio-tea. but
probably they rest at Hsvaua. If no.
there, then tba wbola matter la a mys
tery. A Llva Town
Some are Inclined to call this a
dead town, wbenfor some time there
has not been a ntght that something
hasn't been going on worth nic-n:lonlrg
A moving picture show every nignt,
revival at the Methodist chureh, with
good music snd gospel preaching an.i
a skating rink and lodges, and every
thing that human Inclination for varie
ty could wish, and then to think tbr
town dead. If. there Is anything abou:
tha town that la dead you are It. Yo
had better wake up some. Just thin .
of a town this slse with two bands list
ours I Mount Ayr (la.) Preae.
Style In Writing.
Many things go to maka a great
writer, saya Conan Doyle. One Is style.
No man In tba world baa a natural
style. To get atyla ha must turn to
the best writers and Impregnate him
self with them. Surely. 8:evensor,
has helped many a lama dog Into a
"style." Tbe young writer aleo nocd-never-endlng
patience. When I becan
to play a game ot ping pong with my
self on ona alda of the net and edl
tore on tha other, and my manuscript
aa tha ball, I needed aa much pstle -o
and philosophy aa any man upon thl
oar tit
A Village of Pallesna.
Ob the lower course of tha Casa
naance River In West Africa exists
what a French writer has deecnlbed as
"village of pelicans," Tha birds
have been so mercilessly hunted that
they avoid the presence of man, but In
tha neighborhood of their "village"
they show comparatively little fenr.
There are even native African huts un
der tba euoruious yaobab-treea in
which the birds have established their
community. The nests are placed at
tha ends of the branches, five or tslx
In each tree. Dry branches, rudely In
terlaced, form an Insecure-looking
platform covered with a thick la;er
of down, and there the'young blsds.
laughably big and awkward in such a
situation, may ba seen maintaining an
ana Labia aquUibrlaui. yet nse losing
tkeir Wluc.
: ta-i1, .rMfoi.
Tho
is tho mont tlior
:ughly tract ic:i!.
liclfiil, useful iml
entertaining,
national illustrat
ed I agricultural V
family weekly in"
the rnited Stales.
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Cults Another Thing.
"Whom are .you going to give tkona
clptrs to?"
"To the Janitor, so thnt he will gVva
us more heat
"Why, I thonsjjit I beard yon abus
ing him terribly this morning."
"My dear woman, you don't think I
dara address the Janitor like that? I
waa talking to the landlord."
OF IVtRYWWtRt WAS OPCNtO VP
- Ana tvcRYTMtNO vj ran
&HQ NQTHINS MA.THP.tO VtftY MUCH,'
NOW JIMPlt IT WOULD Bl
tfO UNO IN AIM0ST ANYTHING
WHATtVtR MIGHT Bt THf fit-
And awyhow and anyway -
HUT SOrHTHINfi. antwhcri
And Drink Only Tea.
Mrs. Meek Sausages are so delici
ous. Have you everr tried that flat?
Mrs. Cleak- Only once: my hue
br nrt . la such a golf (lend he won t
ent any kind but the links.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR CHARTER.
Notloe t hrel' twit ttmt mu npplitvi.
tion will Ik- mm.' u nn t-ii.vi'i itur m Hrun
tsTlvaiitK on Miii()nv Aunt 1. IWlu m-
j'i look p. in. niu r Mir )Mivtrii nh i f Ah
Cl nt An iliilily d'litljttl All Act tr priv
vlilv (or iht tn ori-iKti'u auiI Rfguli t.T..n
if cKrlntu lirxtrntUiij" Hpprorti) thi-LV Ii
-Ivy or April A. I IK iiimI fh M-virni
Mltiph lltflilM ibt'fl'IC, lurM CllMlUT fltl- nn
i))tMiil (1 oKn nUi ii i ) rMt.tl 'TIIK
VAV AC It I'OW tU tO'AfiV- Hit- lmi
itirUir Mul iiltji-ct mi uj.n ti is, thi Mutlnif
h id wrnu-p t-.UoD nr Htuply r v"' i nitii
Atur lor t.-J iinm-iriuI unit iii;nuuitj ji:nn
tlllip t hllVt pDfbt'HK ails' .jm 1 the
Ant n( Ai-tin.s7 Hint i If lt(ipl infill
thoruki. txmtern d
t-iuu-nrf H,V 'Ituliur,
ttUd I'otflU'll iiiti:Mi(f,
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tn iir aii.t u( tViiii,. ivnniu. t iui
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Prt'nuutnh un V A. itond 'ft!
BomU, mm uriiitti, ?lo 0 tJ" f41
UaiikiiiK liuiiHo, .uviiUiirv -u
Uliurea 1 MMfe 01'
Due frm proved iwitw
Si'0U 11 173 C
Chti:! uuii (ith'-f th Ti' Tnt .... )u7 wi
Note ut oibiT National Bn'ikii lit . m
rutitluhni pniMr LUiruuc, uii fc
iatitud wniai i .i yu
LsAvviui Uuiu-jr twM.rvt iii jliMiik.
vn:
M ie 8 W W i .
Kul.'tuptW ii luml ith 0 h.
Ttuaurvr tt'jfc of tirclH(tco luki On
Total tlW.UV VI
IJABlliTUa
L'ftpltsl stock pnid U IU:
Mtrultin fund (i,uj it
I'llMlf lilt-tj piutltai. ItWaXpt'ltSttBt
mid lax-, pnld K'MO
NrtltoUfat lirtllk UOlPMOUUIHIHllUt Uis.lrtJO (At
ludlvU'UHl drpaMiW DUbjccD lO
Oil k... 1S8 Wtt 81
Demnnd vrrilfli hW4 ol dfpiiMk.. 1,74'i 6h
Cvrtliled o'tucka jay 0
Tutol - 91
State of tVnnj lfiu)ti. t'f.untj uf Pike, mm:
I, Johu O. Wrtrui r, t'ttrhUr o( Hit hImv
named bank du at,ieinnly ,Hi-r thnt the
above ftiniaiiiful Ufruti ttie ol mj
kuowlrdie nntl twlit f
JOHN WiKNKK.Ciuihkr
HuhDcrlhcd aim w.n ui iKfota uie tht
Qib day f July Wli)
J. C. ( HA.vrbKUl, taif Fubllo.
UorrwH't A l Mi :
A. IJ. H(V S,
C. U A M-TH(rt. niieciora.
iMt.
W. A. Ii. Ml'K.'HLLL
William B. Kenwo.they M.
Pliy8icin and Surgeon.
tl.loa and rtMld-'aca Hrud Slrei
ihxi Court House MII.KOI'.D.
For Kent
Fnrninheil riin tn Mil. Emiuir
of Mrs. tla I'mllon, tini er Broa l
sud Ana HUewU, Kilfurd, Pa.
aaauf :
Doth l
ii
these a i
h
peporo .3
one fj
year jj
you
send
your hJ
ortl or h
and
money
to I
Tho t
Milford, $
PiUo gj
County, m
Penn U
e
ty
N. V.
YEAR
a.
Time TabEe
ERIE RAILROAD.
fl T
PORT JERVI3
f lld Piillmaii vri.in, ii linlo, Vi
is Kallr, ChnarnuqiM l.rke n' . 4
'!! lesgunnd Cln'-lniinU.
Tlekeu on sale at Tort J i
points In the West and Pcalhwest M inwoi
nuvw han via any other flrat-olau Has.
In fffsol Jane Ultli. lurj.
I'kais Now I.kAVI Pnvr
yii,l oa-k.
H : r t i
" Ml Dully
" !at!y HlxprtH
" Wt. Liienl Siimdnv
-41 liilcU.- uiilv
Sn H llmly .r
" TtW. Wnv Hiindny ...iy .
411. lax-Hi miviit Sun t 11
' I.iwal Kneiit Min.iry.
4. Daily rj ..
" 70s. fUHdn. Iti.ly...
fa-! a
. 4 10 '
a
a f,
A W ,
fl M . H.
r 'h
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j an '
V4. wij duMy exe'i utMl') 4 SO '
' 8. I'ally Rvpn-w 4!
' V Way rtmly eo'l uji'y SR '
" T!i, 1.'H.'-I Mimlny frpiv ... ? -s
WKrtTWARl).
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47, D.ill.r
.t .K
t) IU 4
114 '
Ii it r.
3 '
a i)
in 14
IT Dully Milk Tnuu
' I Dally KxpreMa
" lit. For Ho'daleK'pt Sou.
" i, Rlprnul blnsirn Un: "'ml
' tO, Dally Ksnept 8niidsy..
" i. Lliulld DallT Kipivss
Trains leave Chambers stmt, New
(fork, for Port .lervls un no-k days
t.iv. T.IA y IK, in 1, A t 1 00
I CU, 4 l, A in, f 1ft, 11 -J 14) r M
On Sundvs, 7 tu, a. m
IS 1A 1 1ST an. 0 IS r. m
H i,. 8LAU8l)N.TIesi Agt, Pl.Jsrr's
H.WIUwIpy,
'liv'u Prr A(snt.
Chambers dl Si:..uNw Tork
Washington Hotels.
RIGGS HOUSE
liotnl par ei-plcr.-e if tba eartv
.CCMtud Wtiliiu i.llf MiM-t ol tha
Hip and dirvut y niy.niu Traaann
H'tni-M table tu the ek'v
WIILARD'S KCTFL
A fainoi a hf.ttiry, r. unrkable frr
&Uiurr-fila-M'tnrliinH an) liUff-autaiL4
pa.pulrrtiy HoftUtU reu-j. aWal, tvytfA
nd iwirttttliy -vt , UB.,ti.
NATIONAL HOTEL
A ittiirtninrksiiiugtr hotels of Wash
inu'iui, patnnued In former yrart t
preiu)-nu and h'U nlM-iaL. jLlwuy r
l. mix lavnriitt iMM xii:y rrmiwleled ar.a
rrmlxrvtl h.-n r tin 11 tvitr. Oiip. I's. H
K ilp MALIkK HI KTON. Hm. M.
I llrte hutoli. rn the Drlnclpal p illtlm I
ivilllefvu. nf Ihe 111 ital t 1, llr ..
I'hi-v iinihfhrM . r., n, planes r.,
S tnatilp rnti
O OCWITT
sbsolutd) Harmless. Curat aa aa Ipsl
BROMO-PEPSIN
Hot lb Wt4 Pp.l"
U I IHDtetSTtOM 1 tgussisi
II Uraagl.ts, IO.. II.4IO..
For sale by O. O A RMSTljoita. Drngirlsl
KN.Lt -COUCH
no CURE thi LUNGS
with Ff inor'fi
IkiU Discovery
FH3 itoycHS
pp.irg
t' ;Xi iiTi" sou a si 00.
V'OLIa Trial ttis fnt
A'e f .i t;vct nun rum j Taousi e .
OK .0-i!r JUtVUhiDJilX I
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