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dressed women
arc buying, wear
ing and recom
mending to their
friends
The first shoe that has the style, the
fit, the comfort, the good wear of the highest
grade $5, $6, and $7 shoes t a popular price.
The La France Shoe is the product of a firm who for twenty-five years have been foremost
among the best shoe manufacturers in the United States and have a national reputation for excellence
of product.
We saw this shoe, recognized its splendid style and quality, and secured the exclusive agency
for this city.
he La France Shoe Is $3.00 a Pair.
You never saw a shoe like this one at anything like the price the graceful lines, swell styles,
fine leathers and skilled workmanship make it worth much more.
It's a bargain if ever there was one.
We have a complete line of Street Boots and Oxfords. Let us fit a pair for you.
The La Franco Shoos Have Rock-Oak Soles.
Constipation
Docs your licaJ aciie ? Tain
back of your eyes? l?.id
taste in your mouth? It's
your iivcr I Aycr's Pills arc
liver pills. They cure consti
pation, headache, dyrpepsia.
25c. All Crnrsi.M.
Wuitt T"Mf m"irn lie or brrrtl a t.emlilul
r.Tiiv-n nt rti ti l.ucky ; .(
liJliA.li.uiiJ...i O U I C Whisker
If wo nro to bulinve Unit polltii'nl
)io't mid iiltviliHt, the Hon. llimn
Wnttcrsoii, Rtnr-nyeil koiUIpss, tlic
rtiMivwrnry, is tlio only thins; now
st indiiifT hi'twcmi tin) country ami 11
ynvpiiiiifi, nliyssimtl clmsin. It
wonlil lip nnfortunntn for tho ilnmo
crnts if tlio country Hhoulil linppon
to fiu'Kii over n hit.
Treat Your Kidneys lor Rheumatism.
When yotl lire sufforiim from
rtieiiinntisni the kidneys must, he
nttemleil to nt onco so thut they
will ulitnninto tlio uric ncid from
the blo"d. Folny'a Kidney ('mo is
the most pfTectivo ru?nvly for this
imrjioso. R. T. Hopkins of Fnlnr,
Win., snys : "After nnsurcesifnlly
doctoring three yenrs for rbouinn-
tism with thn best iltwtors, I tried
Foley's Kidney Cure Rnd it cured
nio. I cannot speak too highly of
this prent medicine." (Sold at Arm
strong's drug More.
The president's Pulorry of the army
July 1th wns (.Inirncteristie, find 1ms
been cheered to the echo by the peo
ple of the country. While praising
the work of the soldiers In the I'liil
ippines it u r in Culm he took occHsion
to score in severe terms the states
men mid citizens who linve been
Hinging insulting epithets ut the boys
in blue carrying the Hag in a distant
land.
km
Port Jervis.
Fitter of Feet.
I hfciM-mi'--r.(f --ifrlTr-fc.tiiii'v,tfilfrr-?-'Vi1 -
Washington Hotels.
R1GGS HOUSE.
The hotel par excellence of the cnpltnl,
looHled within one block of the While
House nnil directly opposite the Treasury.
Fluent table in the city.
WILLARD'S HOTEL
A ruinous hotelry, rcninrknlile for It
hl.storlcrtl associiitiontl nnil lonR-sustnlned
popul-iriiy. KiH'ently renovated, repninti'd
mid partially refurnished.
NATIONAL HOTEL
A Inndmnrk nninng the hotels of Wash
ington, piwtront.ed in former yenrg by
presidents mid hitfh ufllelnU. Always a
prime favorite. Recently remodehil and
rendered hotter than ever. (1pp. Pa. K.
K. dep. WALTKR BUKTON, Reg. Mgr.
Those hotels are the principal political
rendezvous of the capital at all times.
They are t he best stopping places at rea
sonhle rnli-s
O. O. STAPLFS. Proprietor.
O. DEWITT.Msnagor.
BRINGS SUMMER BOARDERS.
Stato
normal School
EAST STROITDSBVRO, A.
LOCATION
This popular State Institution is located
in the inidxtof the Delaware Walerlxap
and iMt. Pooono tSummer Resort tUitfiou,
the most healthful ami picturesque iu tlie
si.ite, and one that is vUitud by thousand
ol tourists auuuaily.
COl'R&K- OF PTIDY
Iu addition to the departments of the
r'-t,'uinr Normal ('uurbts, we Imve special
firpartniLUtts of Mur.li;, hloeuliuii, Art,
1 Ira win and Wal"r 'olor. and a full .ol
preparatory department. VoU can
save an enure year in your college prepar
atory work by coining here.
i'RfcK TllTION
Tuiton is absolutely free to those com
plying wit h the new m 'u-o law. This gives
a r;ire uj'purt unity to thue de.niriuw a coin
liieie eiiuejitiun and should bo taken ad
vjuitjt'e of at onee, Ivi liii law nuiy be re
pealed by the next Legislature.
rttsr OF HOARDING
Hoarding ejris- are ft" pt-r wei-k,
whieli tneluvtes luily furniwh.fd antl enr
1' led ro.ou, h"nt, elect i le liu'ht an. I lauu
il; v. 'i'lie add.tlimitl x().-use isleaawith
u than at most any oituir school.
nirRnvrwrMS
Amelia the-., tire anew livntna-e.nin, a
l::ie ! r l ie 1. !,i I'luiil, aiul a new K.
l .i ! : in 1 i ;t .1 in; ,v In i erei li - I. w lilcii v ill
i-'li'.tiil JU ! ci u ;;u i. e ami lull)' e I ! 1 e Mil
i iiiiiuii'ii ri.ums. ltt a-l iiiioii. ail l . il
i , hum wiil be rej.iuM cud and tl'iid ui
iu.il vali.'iiB utlicl- ch;tlij---s ma.le in tl.c
il .11 iiiliruii's I.ir tlie li'iiiier ("inl'iil. Hie.!
cinvcinence ol ttie pll;llii ol the schuol.
A Large Metropolitan Newspaper
Which Ie Helping the Summer
Resorts.
The Brooklyn EhrIo several yearn
ngo established a Bureau of In for
illation In Brooklyn, where tho pub
lics could, free of charge, secure de
tails) of hotels and boarding houses
for the summer. The Idea at once
became popular, and branch bureaus
were opened in Manhattan and
other citie9. Country hotels and
boat ding houses by sending to this
Bureau can secure a listing blank,
fill it out and return it and then be
represented free of oost, and send
their circulars and cards for free
distribution
The Brooklyn Eagle has also been
considered for years the best me
dium for sntnmer boarders in New
York city.
The Rock Point Inn, in the Adir
ondncks, said : "We are giving the
Eagle a larger share of advertising
than most other papers, as! experi
ence has domonst rated its value to
us in past seasons,"
Chauncey B. Newkirk of Wurts
boro, Sullivan county, said: "Last
season one small adv. brought me
five guests."
La Rue Bros., proprietors of the
American Hotel of Sharon Springs.
N. Y, wrote: "Our house is full
and mostly by Brooklyn peoplo.
Dally wa roeoive npplieationsfor
rooms, and all on aecount of our
standing ad iu the Eagle. "
For Listing Blanks, Adv. Rate
Cards and other information, ad
dress EACLE INFORMATION BUREAU,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Soli by all Newsdealers
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Yt&' ly Suli.-.i i iptmii, $2. CO.
ti M.jiiil.i, $1.CJ.
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POSTMASTER TOO HONEST.
Could Hnve Advanced Ilia O flier and
Increnirtl tlm Vay by a, Smnll
In veMtineni.
"I notltN tl," Hiiid an olil rofidont of
riiioiig()tat'i'ui-iliiig-tothe Tribune, 'the
rot'ont fltnry of the NehrusKa post
imster who bong-ht gmnlK, nmt Btock,
lufl IhikIs with stamps to wiu-h an ex
tent that his otVice wett iuto another
classification ami his salary was
raised several huiulrcij dollars a year.
"Thut reminds me of another post
inanter ont in Missouri who didn't
know hnlf as much, and who, without
any hiereaKe in salary, had to buy
drinks for half the town just after
he failed to rise to an occasion.
"It was under the first Cleveland
ndininUtrutioti. The post ollice -Uiid
beeu in the fourth class all its life,
and as there had never been any pub
lic etir nbout pulting it into any
other class the new postmaster sat
down on his job and sold Mamps at
current rates, making the usual net
tlenieutg and thankful for Bniall fa
Tors. "Hut in the third year of his in
cumbency of the oflice things took a
spurt, and when it came to a final
Rettlement for the year the receipts
nhowed that the fourth-class office
had Bold things mucilaginous to
within $;i.S5 of the $-000 limit, mak
ing it a third-class oMlce.
"Aud, tlon't you know, Smith turned
In the proceeds of that last quarter
without a thought of buying that
$;i.S5 worth of 1h, 3's and 5's neces
sary to make his ollice of the third
class for a whole year."
PRESENT VOLCANIC ACTIVITY.
Rett I on of the- Wrtern IIenlpher
That Are the MoM Mnhl tu
an 1 tihm val.
mi
and the
The active volcanic groups of the
western hemisphere occur in live
widely he pa ruled regions, says I'rof.
ltohert T. Hill, in Century.
1. The A uiUa n group of vok a noes
of the equatorial region of weIera
Soutli Anierii a.
2. The chain of home !5 great
dtr cult's w 1 1 i h st reti-li east
went ncroNH t he south end of
Mexican plateau.
'.i. The Central American group,
wiih its :il act tve- craters, extt'inling
diagonally across the western ends
of the east and went folds of the ( ar
ihltfan corcitLrat inns, fringing t!m J'a
o'Ic bide of i uatt'ina la, San l-a!iadir
a ml Cost a li u-a. This is hcjifra I el
from the M'-xiian group on tfc north
by a lui'pe iHiiiol-aii!c ana, 1 1n- is,t!i
m Us of 1 i-li iiii ii 1 1 -per. a I'd on 1 he
south from the Andean ol-an-es by
tlie ii h itiii.i .f Pan-Hint, wlieie no ac
tie t ilia noes are found.
. 'I iu rliaili of vol .ui'ies of the
Uintli'id i-.lai.'K. mai l.in-f ttie tast
ci n tiale of f Ca riil.-;4u .-'it, aiHl
iii; in a line illie.iiv a- ror, the east
ern 1 1- nil i 1 1 i of the ( a ri iiiiea u moun
tains. ( retiM i ii if i-a-t antl v. rt, ami
j)it C:i 1 hi to the Ccniial AllHTititll
)j roup t-i in i la rl v ua t td
wr.-icrii t f t in i n i.
n. 'J ne ..h aiu.tb of Ala
Aleutian i; Lil.tij..
STOPPING A STOKE WALL.
An IllntttrtlTe Inilsnee of the Blow
liens uf CoiiKrcss la Upittlns.
Iuto Aetlim.
The work of prepnritigf oil measures
is done in secret, uml no one pemnn or
li'Oilii-, nnil no jmrty, is responsible
for wlnit is done or left undone. Tlie
rountry does not know wliy this ilem
i inserted in nn impropriation bill.
vhy thut economy hns been practiced,
or what is the reason for Mime bil of
ext ra vnjrii nee. ivrites II. L. Nelson, in
Century. Sometimes the committee
(I cm on st rates that even it mitfht- be en
lightened by discussion and criticism,
and perhaps the letting in of light
would show that advnnliifrc might fol
low if conprcss and its committee
should leave to the discretion of ex
eeuihe and administrative nffii ers
some of the details of expenditure. I
have been told of a "breast -high stone
wall" at West Point, for example.
Years waxed and waned whileMiperin
tendcnts pleaded for !f:;0.000 for the
construction of a "breast-hipli stone
wall on the road leading from tlie
wharf to the plane, the road running
along Ihe edjre of n precipice.. At Inst
congress moved, and the $:J0 .000 wall
was. built. Having moved, it was now
impossible for It; to stop, so It went
on year after year appropriating $20,
000 each year for a "breast-high stone
wsl!." until "breast-high stone walls"
became a drug ot the military acad
emy. They ran around the post, and
threatened to choke it up. Superin
tendents heeired congress to bhut them
off. and finally succeeded.
.No False Claims.
The proprietors of Foley's Honey
nnd Tar do not advertise this ns a
"sure euro for consumption." They
do not claim it will cure this drend
eouipluiiit in ndvnnoed stages, bat,
do positively nssort Hint it will cure
in the earlier stapes and never fuils
to give comfort and relief in the
worst cases. Foley's Honey nnl
Tar is without doubt the greatest
throat nnd lung remedy. Refuse
substitutes. Bold at Armstrong's
drug store.
The anti-Imperialists have not
been falling over themselves in their
efforts to take account of tho Dum
ber of peoplo whoso lives ha vo been
saved in tho ' Philippines through
compulsory sanitary measures
vaccination, stamping out of the
bubonic plague, etc.
Two Bottles Cured Him.
"I was troubled witli kidney com
plaint for about two years," writes
A. a. Davis of Mt. Hterling, In.,
"but two bottles of Foley's Kidney
Core effected a permanent care."
Sold at Armstrong's drug store.
Charles (Jretlier' was sentenced at
Stroudslmrg Monday to be hanged
for the murder of Adam Strunk and
IJenjuiiiin Aielloto'JOye.trs imprison
ment for shooting Hiram Lunar.
KIDIII
ISEASES
are the most fata! of all dis
eases. ruLHI 0 Gisaraistssil fismody
of money refunded. Contains
remedies recognised by emi
nent physicians as the Best for
tQdney and Bladder troubles.
PRICE 50c tcA J1.00.
imi i e t ci ii' i ltd i I w c l.ut. An y ' nic turtMi - I
LiU h uu- il mi i pi iou iA any uivtnl u n u i 1
l-ui:.;illv U'-v.n: uui o;iiUK.tl fife luiii rni 1 1.1;
tiie .ti nl I'niii.v . it s.ntie. " 11 iw li ut't.i i ii a
I'.l t CUt ' t". lit li '.t .11 I.iUt it l'.i U 111 SC LI' t.J
iht"i.ti u- ;i1c : u-.cu lor K.lcalum t-. ixrn.-r.
i't: r nt ; t k. n out tl.itni. h ua kmuc i-ntl
U( I''', W I'll il, i! : 1 ;;(-, 111 Hh I'A lhSI Kt.t'J 1,
ail iit'i-u .itt - Htit ' i.tely cnuil.ih.l jiuu-i,
ci! st. u 1 i v c,:t i.tiii. - sainl liirsi.:n
htild Uil .).;; il .it topy tKtE. Vvid. Caj,
VICTOI J, t VANS A CO.
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CANDV CATHARTIC
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Ciciiuimi fctait.i.Yii f. C C. Never hAti in buir;.
Lcvalti ut ti.? ocler vlto tiics to tll
Brcnchitis lor Twenty Years.
Mrs. Minerva Smith of Danville,
111., writes: '! had brouemtis for
twenty years- and never got relief
until I used Foley's Honey and Tar,
which is a sure cure " Sold at
Armstrong's drug store.
By an explosion of fire damp in a
mine at Johnstown, Pa., last week
200 miners lost their lives.
When Other Medicines Have Failed.
Take Foley's Kidney Cure. It
ins cured when everything else has
disappointed. Sjld ut Armstrong's
drug store.
John C. Strtink, aged 95 years 7
months and 21 days, probably the
oldest man In Monroe county, died
at tlie home of his son near liushkill
last Sunday.
A. H. Hiss of Morgnntown, Ind.,
had to y:i-t up ten or twelve tunes in
the night and had severe backache
and pains ill the kidneys. Was ctir
id by Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold a,
Ai ttistrong's drug store.
Only fools are sensible enough to
lie thoroughly happy.
Foley's Kidney Cure purifies the
bloixl by stiaiiiing out impurities
and t'lics up th whole system.
Cures kidney and bladder trouble.
Sold at Armstrong's drug store
It is becoming a grave (piestion
in tin se days which disappears first,
the hiiii 'Vinoon or the lingerie frati
raisc. Sound kidneys are Mifecuards of
'ifo. Make tl.e kidneys healthy by
Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold at Arm
strong's diiijj btote.
"BEST OF ALL FLOUR."
FEED, MEAL,
BRAN. OATS,
and HAY.
When in need of any '
Hello to No. f., or conic to
SAW KILL WILL, MILFORD, PA
We ore now lo
cated ot tho corner
of Front and Sussex
Streets.
KANE,
THE
iHOEMAN
Telephone Ca I P. J. 184.
Hew York
FARMER
For
Every
Member
Of
Tho
Farmer's
Family.
KtnlM-iir(l In 1841. tor nvor sixf vphth It wa1 Mi
XKW YORIC WKKKLV TKIHt'XK.'known nnd read
in every Stale In tho Kninn
On Nuvcml er 7, liKtl, it was chnngod to tho
New York Tribune Farmer,
v hiph rlrtst ip t (Into, lllntrntcd ngrlculturnl weekly
for the inl ine.' nnd bin fmnily
PRICE $I.OO
.t y.-ir, hut u ran tiny It for less. How?
My mibhci linjr tlmtujrh your owu fnvorlto home
no'-v-psipcr, HK Pukss, MHford. 1'n.
Jl-itli jmp. nut yt'fir for only $1 u,,
rti-nd your -rdt-r f.nd money to Thk Phfhs.
Sample ;opy free. Send your ad
dress to NEW YORK TRIBUNE
FARMER, Hew York.
A SEASONABLE REMEDY
Emulsion of Pure Norwegian
COD LIVER OIL
With Hypophosphites of Linns and Soda
A 12-oz:. bottle for 50c.
Prescription
Carefully
Compounded
H. E. Emerson & Co.,
T Next Door to Hofrol Fnuchere.
Broid Street.
Milford,
Pannsylvania
FINE GROCERIES, FLOU:, PURE COFFEES AND
SPICES, SELECTED TEAS, BUTTER AND CHEESE
FROM BEST CREAMERIES, FRUITS AND CANDIES,
CANNED GOODS IN VARIETY, SPORTING GOODS,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
A Complete Assortment of the Delicacies Us
uaily Kept in First Class Stores. Goods
Delivered Promptly Free of Expense.
For Sale Dy
A. Q. WALLACE
Telephone CJI 62.
Harford St., Milford, Pa
S 0 i 1
DO YOU EXPERT TO BUILD? THEN SEE
A. D. BROWN and
Manufacturers and dealers In all
kinds of Lumber,
Contractors and Builders.
Estimates made ; personal atten
tion given and work guaranteed.
OFFICE. Crown's Building:, Milford, Pa.
Foley's Honey and Tar Foley's Kidney Cure
for ihUJren,sae,sure, ts'o opiates, makes kidneys and biudJcr riht.