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Handicapped Warriors.

The fourteenth csntury Armor vas 80 heavy tia
many soldiers only thirty years sd we're deformei o.
permanently disabled by It's weight.
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whitening charms
The love Nhirt lasts al Inc 4, 'hs owe which
IS built up IN sold priu. iplss u esteem, %sathersl little
by little. expanding as tho beautsous petals ~ the
buds DO. petal hy ,cia'. until the perfect rose In al
~. fairness IL fll blown well worth ths admiration
and the love which \, "a. awakened.
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rxprRirN,E ,s,TEAcuER.

Tom-Congntulats me. old ciap' Mss Flypp Ia,
presented me with the NY TO her heart.
Jack-Humph' ~ dollars to douxhnuts she VII
have the lock changed to.mlrr0v.
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ANNA Appetites.

A horse viii eat In a year nine times his ovn weight,
a COW nine times. an on in times, and a sheep six
Zines
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NJ new woman Will md no dinereu, IA. ,r,0
- - NJ ci1 man. In the moss-covcrsi gams q
1rnah1ne.
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'ships arriving at this port are sporting l. of,
Ne westward lane Of the 'r1HsA,ia,Ic us.n.r "
ne p~essfshisy that anything i-lzeu had ss-aped the
5rsa hs hitherto eesn ds.nsI too remote POI, mon.
tsnI
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Husband patron zingIyI That's -eaIly AZ aw'liiy
good Photograph ~ you. stick II up ~somewasr, where
! I'm .INayr see %.
va. ies, dear, m civ" you a small frame Tor q.
and 'or can hang It up At the smoker Iom at The
club
TitE FONT ~ VIEW.
Tom Women are al more ~ less ~cowardly.
Ja'k on { don't know never heard Of one afraid
T. get married
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~ A. 500
esst foss IA ns,smAs. #t Ir fHr.
wrote Byron. Blu u was then a long tin. b.. ,t.
~ Of the Trust.
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THAT LASTS FOREVER.
By LAURA JEAN LIBBEY.

Re M, In too much haste. my dear girls, 10 forc. a
proposal - marriage from The lips % m. im.fer
whom you have not known many moons
~ he b. -ensibls man he - waiting until 10 knows
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THE EXAMPLE OF ONE JUDGE.

"HE pane Of Justice george l.. lnsrsham,
NJ q ne Appellate Division q the Supreme
G|9 Court has appeared In the list Of Ice
IruA stockholders. Justice Ingraham
10 mAkss this statement:
once I have been q Judge I have neither bought nor
ail ssssh m any ooporaiion, nor sven owned any
There speaks . real Judge. There Is the clean.
positive denial that forces beliet and that irdi-
esea behind Il the man npprcciative Of principle
and Il the dignity Of his high place, It is a pity
that not svery judge on every bench can sub
scribe to 10 complete and satisfying a disovn-
ment AZ corporation interests.
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- ~ June blossoms 20 out together lie
~. but he will have fadtd nesr he ross.
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UNEMPLOYED Cuba.

There Is an area Of B.s@ square miles Of flores, land
n Ca that - ssv9 bsss sso1ssoA
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,.Gp~s vssy hot. Mr.. Hanna doe. no,
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Thi, + = p5rrai. = " man me,e,r,losi,, Who q,
president ~ the National Science club. witch h.,
l-,iqlsttcrs q. WashiHriHr. 81. O., Mrs = "
Grerev1ll. - YORK ~. Tho ol1o. vhi-h i q, me-
'1rsI s.o.s r1mprisss msn bp'arI''' r~c1logisir.
smiv'. Uaiuf1'l.'s AMI POI .H.
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FEMININE STRATEGY

YENuNINE srRArE0r.
Hs-You are holding your parasOl on the wronS ~
o protect you from the sun.
shs-Yss. I know II; but there 10 tina, horrid Mo
.Ippsstsn. ana I want her TO zee my new hat
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An AyERTED STRIKE.
He entered the hall AT midnight,
But the clock struck aot the hour;
HE touch had robbed IN, pendulum
OF its mighty swayins power
lie softly climbed the winding stairs.
while his wife slept on chililks.
And twas through his union msmo.Ship
He that night ave-ted Q strike
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CAR LINES AND TRANSFERS.

NJ Ew YoRK's affection for the Manhattan
Elevated Railway system. not At high
pitch for q number OF years, 10 not likely
10 be strengthened by the la,es, develop.
k0 msnt In surfsce-road Affairs.
II appears tina, the Third Avenue Rail
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"A GOOD RAILWAY SIGNAL.

EV IneT &c dth'pTnI THINK o. rNNayV-
.Mt' u TRUE "
"NH" H- W is foolish thing !n
"ea m~ It udutoa whot on the line" Ds Y. MESS wise man has IN. keeping 1h land
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-05
NEWS Or THE TOWN

--latest IL Novelties 81 Mrs Hams :,
Mrs " ; May Of kclsSls : in ,o~n-
Robert Hall Of Eohala i in the city
Gail At Cleveland Agency and prove
yoar ability 10 guess.
jas R0l,h. Jr. and bride are spend
iUs their honeymoon in Honolulu
Books On Art and Eccieslaseiczl Ern-
oroIds-y n Mrs HannA'>-
9 Many H@xaiians took advantage OF
the holiday yesterday to call on eS-
Queen Liliu0kaiaai.
The Rev. Hamilton Lee. who arrived
yesterday. viii occupy the pulpit Of
the Rev. Alex Macintosh during the
lztter's absence.
The Rev Alexander Macintosh says
that be formally transformed himself
into an American parson yesterday
and viii be rated a such hereafter.
]. C. Axtell left on the Hall Tuesday
for Kauai on a two weeks business trip
IL the interests OF the Honolulu Iron
Fence and Monumental Co.
G.. W Stadler and H. j. White ar
rived here yesterday They are the
representatives of the Kelley manu-
featuring Co, of Springfield, Ohio. who
produce some OF the finest agricultural
implements made ON the mainland
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stillman are in
town for the Fourth. They return to
Aakaha to-day. Mr.. Stillman. says he
does not hear much at Makaha of the
Independent Party.
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70 SAVE 4 LOT OF TROUBLE.
GOODS SHIPPED FgoI HIRE MUST
BE CERTIFIED.
United States Treasury Department Is
sues Circular About Hawaiian
Goods and FOREIGN

circular has been issued BY tbs
United States Treasury Department
dated May IS. 1850. and numbered Cir
euIzr No. IS. which provides that Mer-
ehandise not the growth, production OF
manufacture OF the Hawaiian Islands,
when shipped therefrom TO the United
States. must be accompanied by a GER
tifcate from the chief officer of the Gus
toms al the port OF shipment, stating
the date OF Importation OF the mer-
chandise into Hawaii"
Section SO of the act approved April
30, 1860. entitled An act to provide a
government for the Territory OF Ha-
wall. reads as follows:
That imports from any OF the Ha-
waiian Islands into any State or any
other Territory of the United States.
OF any dutiable articles not the growth,
production or manufacture of said ISL
ands and imported into them from any
foreign country after July I, 1898, and
before this act takes effect, shall pay
the same duties that are imposed on
the same articles when imported into
the United States from any foreign
country"
In order that the consignees in the
States be enabled TO receive their goods
upon arrival at port of destination.
with the least possible inconvenience.
and as in some instances the customs
officers at ports in the States will be
unable to determine which is and
which is not the product, growth or
manufacture of the Hawaiian Islands.
ii has been requested by the Custom
House attorney of the Oceanic Steam
ship Company, Mr.. H. B. Thomas. that
Hawaiian shippers of all merchandise
to the States, whether the articles
shipped be the product, growth or
manufacture of the Islands or not. pro-
cure from the chief officer of the Gus
toms at the port of shipment a certif-
cate. in triplicate, stating the date, if of
foreign growth, product or manufac-
ture, of importation OF the merehan-
disc into Hawaii, and in case of Ha-
waiian growth. product or manufac-
ture. so stating in his certificate.
One copy of this certificate should he
taken ythe shipper to the agents of
the vessel upon which the merchandise
is TO be shipped and attached by said
agents to the coastwise manifest of the
vessel and accompany the vessel to
port of destination in the States The
second copy of the certificate should be
mailed to the consignee at port of des-
tination. The third copy should be left
with the chief officer of the customs at
the port of shipment
The form of certificate is not pre-
scribed by the Treasury Department,
but VIM. G. Irwin & Co. have the form,
a copy of which may be had on applica-
ton.
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EDWARD POLITE
REPORTS SUCCESS.
Hawaiian Stocks Obtain New York
Backing and Will Be Listed
on That Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 22.-Edward
POLITE. the California-street broker,
has returned from the East fifteen Or
twenty pounds lighter than when he
left here three months ago on his sugar
mission.
Il have succeeded in the object which
took me to New York he said yes
terday, namely, the securing of an
outlet for Hawaiian sugar stocks. IL
was a difficult task When | first ar
rived | was rebuffed on every hand. |
was told that Hawaii was too far OF,
and on top of this came the news of
the spread of the plague in the Islands
and of drought in the southern part OF
Hawaii The fact also that Is a Presi-
Dental year was against me. Not dis
couraged, | set to work to show TO
moneyed men the condition of the Ha-
waiian sugar industry and the profits
accruing To make a long story short,
/ have arranged for the listing of all of
the dividend-paying sugar stocks on
this market, and what is infinitely
more important, l have secured a
strong backing for them from syndi-
cate of capitalists. In fact, / myself
have negotiated the sale of many of
them in advance.
The listing OF these stocks will be a
matter of several months. as in order
TO do so some of the companies will
have to be reorganized to comply with
the rules of the New York Stock Ex-
change All should be perfected by DC
tober. when / expect to return to New
York to set the ball in motion Later
Hawaiian stocks not listed here will be
taken up by my firms New York con-
nections What effect do | think this
will have on local holders of these SUI
gar stocks? None whatever. When
they see that an Eastern market has
been created for them they will cling
all the harder TO them"
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-05
AS THE STRANGER
VIEWS HAWAII.
Kind Words from Attorney A. A.
= Brown, who Arrived by the
Australia Yesterday.

Mr.. A. A. Brown, who arrived by the
Australia yesterday, is an attorney of
wide experience representing several
large manufacturing and business
firms of the east. He is going to Aus
tralia to look after the interests of his
clients, after which he Will return TO
the United States by way of Europe
and London, making a tour of the
world.
Mr.. Brown is a keen observer and is
enthusiastic over the prospects and
development of Hawaii. He said TO a
Republican reporter last evening on
this subject:
= | feel, since my arrival. like owed
the people of the Territory of Hawaii
an apology for not taking greater in
terest in annexation at the time it was
under discussion at home, scarce
dreaming and certainly not knowing
even an iota of its magnificent oppor-
tunities and its future Importance as a
territory.
The evidences of thrift and develop
ment that | see on every hand are but
an emphasis of the wisdom of the pres
emf administration in completing the
legislation necessary to make Hawaii a
territory of the great republic that is
now the magnate for the eyes Of the
world
L cannot understand how there can
be two opinions among the Americans
OF the islands about annexation: yet |
heard it opposed by some Americans
during my trip down from San Fran
cisco looks ~ ma ~ IL
had been delayed in order that the
God of nations might complete the
work at a time when the power of the
United States Government is being felt
throughout the world
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-05
VOLUNTEERING FOR
SERVICE IN CHINA.

Los ANGELES. June 2S.-Lieuten-
ant George McKeeby, who served at
Manila with Battery d OF California.
has telegrzphed the War Department
that he is prepared 10 raise battery
Of volunteers NJ once IL their services
are necessary in China He has re-
ceived no reply rs yet
Ell RENO. O. T.. June 2s.--A- NJ
Baldwin OF El Reno has recruited =
company Of volunteers and offered
their services To the Government
through Governor Barnes in case hos
silities require the sending of more
troops TO China
ARDMoRE, l. T.. June 26.-Captain
3. v. Henson. In command OF the Ard
more military company. has rendered
the services OF the company. numbering
rs men. to the Secretary OF the Interior
in case Of war with China
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-05
Yesterdays Decorations.

Sachs store and the b. F. Ehler's
block were handsomely decorated yes
terclay. The Criterion and the Favorite
displayed patriotic colors- The Hawai-
ian Hotel was artistically decorated.
Flags were displayed on many residen-
ees and the shipping in the harbor was
yaily attired Many of the business
houses which were noted for elaborate
decorations prior TO annexation were
bare and suggestive.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-05
No Commissions Yet.

Chief Justice Frear and Judge Hum
phreys state that as far as they know
their commissions did not arrive by
the Australia yesterday. Inquiries
show that none of the appointed Judges
except Judges Little and Galbraitb.
have as yet received formal notice of his
appointment. It is likely that the ex-
pected commissions will arrive by the
next steamer due July eth.
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Forty-hve Guns.

AT noon yesterday salute of forty
five guns was fired by detachment of
the National Guard The national
salute is twenty-one guns. One gun
was fired for every state i'll the Union
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Ex Australia ON Ice = Cherries,

Elk Australia on Ice = Cherries,
Apples, Oranges. Plums, Lemons.
Gooseberries, Grapes, Peaches. April
cots. Celery. Asparagus. Rhubarb.
Cabbage. Oysters in tin and shell. Cau-
lifiower. Onions, All game in season.
All kinds of Cheese. Salmon. Fioun-
ders. Grabs. etc. c.-CAMARINo
REFRIGERATOR.
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The Honolulu Republican will be de-
cred 10 any part OF the city for 15c
per month or 81 per quarter.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

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OFFICES in the new Elite building, Hotel
street Apply at Hart x Co. Ltd
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FOR RENT.

NEWLY Furnished Rooms. Fort Stress House,
corner yinayard-one suitable for Dentist
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TWO nicely furnished roous close in Inquire
al this Office
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COTTAGE If nine MONS IT the corner 81 Ala
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FOR SALE.

FORTY THOUSAND Manila Cigars TO burn al
cents each, Myrtle Cigar Store above orpheum
Theatre.
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OFFICES TO LET.

COTTAGE OF eight rooms at corner Of Spencer
and Hackfeid streets. Apply 70 J. 4. MasOon.
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BlH.fery - TIE E.sshsrT EsrfeEe Publishing a.
4EV1y e'cso-k This rzerutaS - 0lzc@ - I'll
EEPTBLICsN
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-01-12

The Democratic attempt to play
politics with the relations between
the u. S. Treasury and those Nation
al Banks chosen not by favolitisn I,
but because they put up U. $. bon s
to secure the government from loss,
as repositories for money collectC d
for internal revenue taxation, was
one Of the fiatest failures ever lseenin
Congress. Instead of delaying aC-
ton on the resolutions calling for a
the correspondence between the,t {
National Banks and the Secretary ti
Treasury, as the Democrats we {
foolish enough to hope they would
do, the Republicans in both Hou' e
and Senate assisted inputting the res
olutions through, and Secretary Gage
promptly put force of clerks tocopy-
ing the records, in order that no tim
might be lost in putting the infol-
nation before Congress and the coun-
try. Instead of being opposed to
furnishing this information, Secie
tary Gage was glad of being furnish
ed on official opportunity for shown
exactly how and why he had taken
the necessary steps to keep the mon
ey in circulation, without risk to the
government, which is paid for inte :
nal revenue taxes, instead of hoard.
ing in the Treasury and cramping
the business of the country. Instead
of making democratic political capi-
tai, the Democrats have added tC
the esteem in which the administIa-
tion is held by the business interests
of the country, which knows that
our present prosperity isn't acciden-
tai, but the result of well-defnec
policies.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-01-12
Auditors Notice.

.r.,,,I, TIS,.' - In the Orphans Court
Jeceased of the County Of Pike
The undersigned appointed Auditor to
make distribution OF the funds in hands
of Philip Eliwanger, Executor, as shown
by his third account and make report to
next Term" will attend to the duties OF
his appointment and meet the parties in
terested in said estate, on Monday the 29tI
day of January, A. ID. 1900, at o'clock p
Nj ot his office, corner Of Ann and Third
streets, in the Borough of Milford, Pa
when and where all parties entitled tr
share in said funds, or who are in anyway
interested therein, are required to present
and prove their claims, OF be deharred
forever from participating in said funds
or coming in upon the same
HY II. BAKER,
Auditor
Milford, Pa Dec. 3Oth, 1899. 3w
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-01-12

The talk about depressing" the
Fflipinos and denying them free
dom and justice is along the line of
the fulminations of a certain class
during the Civil War. who constant
ly asked whether the United States
should subiugate the South and
hold its free people as vassals. The
Confederate States were subjugated
forced to submit to the sovereignty
Of the pnion, but the people of those
States are not now vassals OF op-
pressed. Oppression under the
Stars and Stripes is only phrase
for demagogues.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-01-12
Auditors Notice.

rrsnc,s mstaTy Msn,sv ou In the Orphans, Court
deceased of Pike County.
The undersigned appointed Auditor to
make distribution Of the funds in hands of
j. II Van Etten, Trustee, as shown by his
account and make report to next Term,
with the evidence taken before him will ut
tend to the duties of his appointment and
meet the parties interested in said Estate
on Tuesday. the 30th day of January A ID,
1900 at O'Clock. II. m. at his office, corner
of Ann and Third streets, in the Borough
of Milford Pa, when and where all part
les entitled to share in said funds, or who
are in any way interested therein, are re-
quired to present and prove their claims,
or be debarred forever from participating
In said funds, or coming in upon the same.
HY II. BAKER,
Auditor
Milford, Pa, Dec, 30, 1899
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-01-12

The action of the administration
in bringing about an open door
agreement among the nations with
reference to our commerce with
China has awakened general inter.
est in our trade with the Orient and
its prospective development. and
many leading men in the Democrat
ic party. both North and South, are
cordially commending the course OF
the Government in it's efforts to de-
velop our foreign trade in that part
of the world.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-01-12
EXECUTORS s Notice.

Letters of administration with the will
annexed upon the estate of Julia Ann Van
Gordon, late of Lehman township, deceas-
ed have been granted TO the undersigned
All persons having claims against said rs-
tate will present them and those indebted
thereto will please make immediate pay
ment to
MOSES w. VAN GORDEN,
Egypt Mills, Pa. Executor.
Sept. IS, 1889.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-01-12

Some of the western railroads are
complaining that, after their MAX
ing great efforts to secure adequate
transportation, the farmers are
holding their grain instead of ship
ping it. This is interesting when it
is recalled that few years ago the
farmers were not able to hold their
crops until prices suited them, but
were forced to sell at the earliest
possible moment to enable them to
pay their debts incurred under Dem
ocratic rule. The farmers are en-
joying their share of the present
good times.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-01-12

The difficulties which surround
the men who are trying to frame
legislation to regulate trusts are il
lustrated by the fact that the Brit.
ish government, with its strong cen
tralization, finds it impossible t.
draft legislation to control trusts,
which are quite as prevalent and
successful in that country as in the
United States.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-01-12

The greater part of the present
week win be devoted by the Roberts
committee to hearing legal argu-
ments. Ex-Secretary Carlisle, lead
ing counsel against Roberts, began
his argument to-day and he has until
Wednesday to finish it, Then Rob
erts will be given an opportunity to
reply, although he has already con-
sumed two days in argument, which
may be summed up in sentence.
The house has no right to deny him
the seat. The Committee may ie-
port late this week, but it is more
likely to wait until next week.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-01-12

The reciprocity treaties which
have been framed under the Nc
Kinley administration and are now
before the Senate will, if ratified by
the foreign governments as we'll as
our own, increase very greatly the
expectation of farm products, their
principal object having been to OBJ
tain reduced tariff rates on articles
of agricultural productions. both in
European countries and in the West
Indian islands with which they have
been negotiating.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-01-12

The routine work of Congress, such
as the preparation of appropriation
bills, etc, is much more rapidly do e
than it used to be. For instance,
the House committee on Indian af-
fairs, under the old method, when
the time came for getting the annual
appropriation bill in shape, would
request the Indian Commissioner
and several of his subordinates to
come to the Capitol; then questions
were certain to be asked that could
not be answered without consulting
the records, and much time was lost.
Now, the committee meets in room
at the Indian Bureau, gets all the in
formation it requires from the re-
ords direct and gets the bill, which
is. troublesome one, ready in about
one-foulth the time it used TO re-
quire.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-01-12

Democratic spellbindors are now
evolving a theory to show the dis
advantage,of increased wages High
er wages, they will say, mean, OF
course, greater cost of production
and necessitate a higher charge for
manufactured articles, and the
farmer is therefore compelled to
mortgage his farm to buy silk hats
and rosewood hayrakes.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-01-12

Chairman Jones of the Democrat
ic National Committee now talks of
regulating trusts rather than smash
ing them.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-01-12
Legal Advertising.

Administrator and Executors
notices BOO
Auditors notices 400
Divorce notices 3.W
Sheriff's sales, Orphans court sales,
County Treasurers sales, County state
ment and election proclamation charged
by the square
J.H. Van Etten, PUBLISHER,
Milford, Pike County, Pa
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-01-12

NOTICE-All hunting, fishing or other
trespassing on the premises of the under
signed, in Diugman Township. ON Ray
mOndskill and Dwarfskill Creeks, is for
binden under penalty of the law.
CHAs j. BOILEAU,
Dingman Twp, N. BOILEAU,
May II, 1898. JOSEPH n BOILRAU.