The Shoo that America's best dressed women are buying, wear ing and recom mending to their friends-- T A ITO A "KTf ri? Constipation Docs your head ache? Tain back, of your eyes? Bad taste in your mouth? It's your liver I Ayer's Pills are liver pills. They cure consti pation, headache, dyspepsia. 2Ac. All drujrglatj. The first shoe that has the style, the fit, the comfort, the good wear of the highest grade $5, $6, and $7 shoes t.t a popular price. The La France Shoe is the product of a firm who for twenty-fiTe 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. The 1 uisyw 6 IS a rair. 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 over there was one. We have a complete line cf Street Boots and Oxfords. Let us fit a pair for you. Tho La Franco Shoes Have Rock-Oak Soles. Port . Jervis. Fitter of Feet. Washington Hotels. RIGGS HOUSE. The hoti-l pur cxoi'lli'iicc "f the rnpital, lountt-tl within 0110 hlonk C Urn Whit. loime nml diructly ippi,.siU! tho Tiv.ismy. Finest table in tho city. MILLARD'S HOTEL A' famous hotel ry, lvmnvknblo for Its InstorioU nssiM-lntiona ami l.,n-snsrnincd popularity.. Recently ivnoviituil, ropuinttU ml purUuily refurnitiht'd. NATIONAL HOTEL. A landmark among tlio hotels of AVnsli -iiiKfcon, pfttronf.od in former years by presidents mid hitfli ofliuhtlx. Always a ' prime favorite. KtHronily vojiiodi'h'il and rendered bettor tliall ever. Opp. I'd. It. K. dop. WALTKK BUKTON, lies. Mgr. These hotel are the priueipal political rendezvous of tho cnpitiil ar all times. Thy are tho best stopping plaoes ut n-a-Sonnhie rates. O. O. STAPLES. Proprietor. a.DEWITT.Manager. . BHIN3 3 SUI.I.MCK. E0ARDEK.3. State normal School EAST STKOl'ISIlIt(i. I'A. LOCATION This popular State Institution is loented ill tho midst of tiie Delaware Water Uap and Mfc. r'oeotio Summer Kurort iteu'ion, tiie tno.it heaitliflll and picturesque ill tile Bt'i'o, ami one that is vimled by lieuisaoiis ot tourists nunuaily. OrRxKrf OK STl I)Y III addi'ioli to the department of tho r. jiilar Jm.miwiI i.iir:-e, we h n ,' sueeia! 1 1 lartnients of ln-n K!-"Hi"U. Art. 1 irawiiiu and Water Color, and a lull ' '"I lire preparatory ll 'part mi !. I Votl c;m 6uve an entire year in your eoiUe pren:ir niory work by coming lu re. THICK TV11IOY Tuirun is aljoluu-iv free t.) those c .mi JiI.vium; wit h the new state law. 11. is t'tees n r:ire opf ort unit v to I hose it.'inr,.' a eolu .!..e sh;euiion unit should lie tnUriln.i vant;t:.o' of at onee. as this l.iw may K' re j.uileii by the next legislature. . cost , of ' isoARPiNU lioardintr expenses ais : .Vi p..r week. which mi ItulcB tullv i u r;i i -1 o tt atul car Js'.cU room, hc;;t. l-lccn ii' li-hl uu.l hum j . f-v. i tie ii io .o il c' o i. u-si ivnli I us ttL-ul at liio.-t .my o;... sviiooi. l!l'Kl 1 l . S S j Au'outr t) e Hie n new (lymnii loin, a j fine Kl i 1 1 :c ! ,'ht I'i.uil. m new Keei- j t-o '.'tl I: i;! lio.v liclu.' e' . cl - 1. V i.ii il W li! : o.i o I i.s ii In i '-.i an I In' r- - i' Plains I fi. loci '-' ; A Largq Metropolitan Newspaper Which Is He)rin,-f tho Summer K sorts. Tho ri onl! vtt J-1. t::ln sovoritl ypnrs nt?o ostabiistii'.l 11 ISnreua of lnfor ntntion in Bfooklvn, wln-ro tho pub lic: could, fi-oo of clit!'ot-, si'ioiro de tails of hotels ami bo:i rill ni houses for tlio siiuitn'i Tho hlotv tit once bocntuo popultir, nml hrmieh huronua ivt'i'n o))onetl in Mttihnftnti and other cities. Country hotels' and lionulinrr houses by siMiil'.no to this Rtife.iu om socuro n listiiit; blank, iill it, out and return it nml then be iv)ivspiit,il five of cost, nml send their circulars and cards for free dish Huil ion The Brooklyn Ettglo has also been considered for years tho best mo. diuirt for Hummer hoarders in New York city. Tho Uoek Point Inn, in the Atlir. ondaeks, au) : '-Wo aro giving the j E lgin a lnrirer slmro of advertising than most other papers, as experi ence has demonstrated its valne to us in past seasons." Chtiuticey ii. Nowkirk of Worts boro, K n 1 1 1 v u 1 1 county, snid : "Last season one small ml v. brought mo five puests." La Uuo Bros., pi'opriolors of the American Hotel of iSharon Springs. N. Y, wmto: "O.tr house is full and tn.'.stly !v Brooklyn )nojilo. l'oily xve r.veivo applieatiuns for r-"m-, ami nil on account of our r'ais!:!1; a d in tlio Kajlo. " For l.i-tiiio lihuiks, Adv. Hate Cards ami other information, ad- dlVMi KAni.i; i::ro!,MATioN bureau, rrooklyn, X. Y. ! Sold by all Newsdealers r m I it r-nla v it'')!! 1':!! ! ,c. oi hi -1- r!i-;o tl'M UtitolHS f O' lile tot'. Con veil ll toe of l he po ,0 o M IV A f A 1 . nil ll bid led lip 'II lb, vt ami fi ...... ., I U. I; I I U;i . is ol to. - m v S'- v ' it -i,s3 cholre ts.ro-ht C u in fj r. A 1 j i . ijv., t j...L. ..o. M., ii lo.il. V. L r.s cr ia;:3 j:,:r.s i-i i-- ij i J IJ ii..,J aiU 2i )rv t of . -'. .u I it. r.,u re $1.00. 4 MKXn.MKN'T TO THR CON8TIT U i TIOS PKOPOSFH) TO T11K C1TI '.KS OK THIS COM MON W K A It'H H"H Til KIR APPROVAL OK Kli-JKC-T 1 0 N" BY T UK i 10 N K K A L ASS K M IS LY OK THK COMMON WKALTH OK PIA'NSYLVAXIA, IM'JiLISMKD 1Y OUIIKH OK TMM SKCKKTAKY OK TIIK COMMONVYKALTII, IN PrRSC ANOK OK ARTlULIfi XVIII OK THE cux.srrrrTioN. A JOINT RKSOLUTIOM Projiosiujr mi nmoiulniont to scntlur. tt'ii of tit tii;hf oiio of tho CuiistiriUion, so that ti (Usclmvfe of ii jury for fail mo to nift-en or ot lit'i- oci'i-asary cuuso shall iiut work an tK-quiUtlt Section 1. R It rosolveil by the Senato iintt House of Heiircsenttttivoa of the Com monwealth of Pennsylvania In General Assembly met, That the following be pro posed ih nn ataeiHlnient to tho COiiBtitu tion; thinr irt to say, that, swtlon ten of ur tieln (me, whieh reads its follow's: 'N'o person shall, for any lndiet.able of fense, be proceeded against criminally by Information, f xeept in etihes uriniii in the land or naval foroefl, or in the militia, when in actual service, In time of war or public danger, or by leave of tbe court for oppression or misdemeanor in oHiee. No pel von shall, for the same oiTenee, be twice put In jeopardy of life or limb; nor shall private proper ry be taken or applied to puldie use, without authority of taw and wil limit just cimtpeiisat ion bein, first inadu or secured' be amended 10 as to renil ns follo.vs: No person sloill, for any indietablo of fense, bo pnKM'eried against criminally by information, except tu cases arising in the land or naval forces, or In the militia, when In actual hervieo in time of war or public danger, or by leave of the court for oppression or misdemeanor in olhco. No person shall, for the same offense, be twice put in jeopa'-dy of life or limb; but din tiEtare r lh jury lor failure to Hffree, or ttlir iicfesHtftry cHiiit nlintt not work nn acqiihtHl. Nor shall private property be taken or applied to public uc, without authority of law and without ju.-t cjiu peiisation Uiin tlrst made or Sm-uretl. A true copy oi the J..int Uesolutioii. W. V. UK1KST, Secretary of the Commonwealth. le 4 MKNIIMKXT TO TIIK, COXSTITU J TU) PliOPOSKi) TOTUKCir IKNS OK THIS CO.MMOWYKALTH KOit THK1R APPHtVALOK KK.IKC liO HY Til K OKNKKAL ASKM Hl.Y OK TIIK COMMONWEALTH OK PK.NNSYLVANIA, Pl'RLISHLI) 11 Y OKDKK OK THK SKCKKTAKY OK Ti IK COM M ON W K A LT ii , IV Pi'KSC AN'K OK AKTICLIC XVIU OK TIIK CONS'ITI'LTION. A JOINT KKSOLCTIOX Propoiiifr an amendment to the CouUu tii'U of tht Coinmoiiwealth. Sccfii.it 1. He it resolve! hy the Senate i id Ilou-f of K consent r.t i ves of tie Com niuiiwtalih of Pennsylvania in f-iennral A-' inbly ir.et, Tii tt t he following is pro-p'-ed ms an amendment to the Constitu tion of t he Comniomvcidi h of Pennsylva nia, in '(otd;ni't! with the provisions of the eighteenth nriiele thereof; Amendment, Add a the end of section seven, article t hive, i h; fi il low i it wurU; iK ' n vn before it -.h.iM bfinirodnced in t he leueriil Awm l!y. Mich pi-uonnfil hoecial or local law hhall hive lu-i'ii tlri Mibrniti"d to a t. polar vole, Mt a ir--n.-t;Ll oi sp-ci;d election in the l-.c.iliiv oi hir.iliiies to be ailected by its ('pi-ret ion, under an order of tho court of 'Mi.imio, ph as of tiie rep-M tive county f t r b.'i in and applic.it ton grained, and .-h:ill have been appioV'tl by a ma.jori'y of i be votci at such ebvt ton ; Pn.vi.i- d, That loi Midi election shall m h. id until the d. c ir nf --,nri ant h.i;-i.i l ho wmiu sii.ill I' e .' ihvii a. i vej ' i.-.-d t'T at least Li.ii-t y (,io) ' u - in tiu- i- -ably or luralltler ailected, b. -ien iijaiirer thu court tuav dtre-et. A tritec-.py i.f the -b.tnt Ked'oli-.n W. W. witiksr. r--eu-hiry of tiie t.'oi u nmii w tjal h. A Renl Nfte Gamble, "I m so certain that I'm right," slie said, "that Pll bet you a kiss." "Against what?" he asked. "Ap-ainst another kiss, of course,1 she answered. He was thottphful for a moment. "That setles it," he said at last. "Pre found a gambling game that permits both parties to win. Lets double the stakes." Chicago Post. A BuKwratlon for tbe Italian. After the organ-grinder had been working for about ten minutes the woman sallied forth and addressed him. Taint no use," she - Raid. "You don't gel no money for that an' you uon t deserve none. If you'd' put as much of the same kind of work on a churn you wouldn't have no trouble lnakiir a good livin. " Chicago Post llrother Dicker Resolution. "Dey's been a powerful lot er airth- quakes en fire en brimstone in de worl lately, en hit do look lak de worl had done gone en mad up Its min' tercome ter an end fer pho," said brother Dickey. "Things look so onsartin in dat direckshun, I hez done made up my min' ter quit payin' house rent in ad vance!" Atlanta Constitution. WxntynuT nn'tntKcln or bfrnrd a beautiful brown or rlrli Mark? Tlirn usf BUCKINGHAM'S OYEW.-er. B1 Or nUl'IfllUT. 0" 1, P. W( I ( CO., WHHI1A, N. M. Ilia Dlapoaltlon. "Mllfp," uniil Oi mipprinteTirtent, tlii're In a denil dopr rfpnrtpd in the alley between Illinois ntl Meridian stress. 1 wnnt yim to lnok after it lispnsitlon." An hour Inter the Intelligent ofneer frlephoneil: "I have Inquired ahout the dop, ;id find tbat he had a very Bavage disposition." Hoys' World. Hi Mrs. toUl Eirti flamy. Charley, dear," Raid younn Torldns, "I did just what too to." You mean abotit eeonomizingT 'Yes. Instead of buying sirlolu steak, I bought a porterhouse. It isn't nearly so large, you know." Washington Star. k Physician Healed Dr. Oeo, EwirR, a practicing phy sician of Smith's Urovo, Ky., for over thirty yearn, writes his person si experience with Foley's Kidney Care : "For years I had hacn both ered greatly with kidney and blad der trouble and enlarged prostate gland. I used everything known to the profession without relief, nntil I commenced to nse Foley's Kidney Cure. After taking three bottles I was entirely relieved and cured. 1 prescribe it now daily in my prao tice and heartily recommend it to all physicians for suoh troubles. have prescribed it m hundreds of oases with, perfect success." Sold at Armstrong's drug store. The 7'rrant Man, They had quarreled, and the new bride was weeping copiously. "Don't cry bu, liertha," said the yotin hiinbutid, penitently. ."That's j-j-ufct like you!" she lob bed. "You don't want to 1-1-Iet me have any fun at all!" Chicago Tribune. CIOIIEY ill! are the most fatal of all dis eases. or money refunded. Contains remedies recognized by emi nent physicians as the best for fCidney and Bladder troubfes. PRICE 50c aoi $1.00. 1 . If. .i.i -..., - --v n 1 ' i in-' i'H-CUl UcWI d MDvM,' )tir itc n itii ned it we tail. Auy one eeudni-i sketch and ik-crij.tit-'ii o( auy invention w:.l piouiiiily rcieive tur ornuiuu fjee nceriiin ti:e i:i;ctit.t!.i!ity oi &;une. ' W tvr to Oittaiu a lvtlt-jit" bent uiu tetjiie-ot, J'.Uftit! hccuicU ilnoiih us it.ivi ititd i.,r b ,e at our expeuse. I'.tlcuis taken unt ttiruuh u receive -fciaf ttoitrr, witlKniich.tie, in iuK Latent Klo.-.k, ilhituiUnl itl..l wuirly cinulrticd jouruul, ttj'iullr. '1 i,y M.uintiicUlitrs a lid Iliveiloi. bcud tui buiU.icuiiy(l)EC. Aadieo, VICTOR J. EVANS A CO. i'utcne Attorneys,) Eri BoMri.n(f, WASHINOTON. I- C ( ."y CANDY CATMA.RTTIC - -. , i n rr r : V . '-'" ,r :.A11 Ciiiuii.w iUtn dC.CC Never uld In bulk. IUivjh ot tiie dtaltr who triei lo kU "uiiKt!iiiij juit u Jijvu." Some figures prepared by the bu reau of statistics show that our non contiguous territory now imports from the states 50 million dollars' worth of products annually, practic ally five times as much as in 1897. Predictions bar hoem mads that eren tha figure will b double within the next two Yearn. Consumption Threatened "I was troubled with a hacking cough for a year and I thonght I had consumption," says C Unger, 211 Maple St., Champaign, 111, "I tried a great many remedies and I was under the care of physicians forsev eral months, I used one bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar. It ured me and I have not been troubled since." Sold at Armstrong's drug store. It is learned from the Minneapolis Times that a prophet of less renown than Sonator Quay, the Pennsylva nia monarch, could have predicted President Roosevelt's renomination tor 1804. Foley's Kidney Cur , Will cure Bright' disease. Will cure diabetes. Will cure stone in bladder. Will euro kidney and bladder dig- eases. Sold at Armstrong's drag store. A government report says there are only 70 wild bnffulo left in the United States. There are only 17 populists and fonr of these are tame. Quick Relief for Asthmi Sufferer Foley's Honey and Tar affords immediute relief to asthma sufferers in the worst stages and if taken in time will effect a euro. Sold at Armstrong's drug store. Tbe miners strike, it is now sur mised, will not be settled before September. "I had diabetes in its worst form," writes Marion Lea of Dun reath, Ind. "I tried eight physi cians without relief. . Ooly three bottles of Foley's Kirtuey Cure made me a well man." Sold at Arm strong's drug store. .ercrc. lie Do you suppose your love for me will at uml any test? Sh( Hnven't I met all the member! of yoar family? Brooklyn Life. Many persons in this community are suffering from kidney complaint who oonld avoid fatal results by ns ing Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold at Armstrong's drug store. . Tb Woasaa of it. He Miss Klderly has tuch a gad face. Sh Well, a face like hers is enough to make anyone nod. Chicago Daily News. Foley's Kidney Cure is a medicine free from poisons and will care any case of kidney disease that is not be yond the reach of medicine. Sold at Aruintrong's drug store. Heredltr. "Do you believe in heredity?" , "Certainly; 1 know a barber who has three linle is ha vera." N. Y. Times. FuKy's Kliluey Cure will cure nil dUtutif arising from disordered kidneys or bladder. Sold at Arui s?ri)iii''ij drni' store. 4 "BEST OF ALL FLOUR." FEED, MEAL, BRAN. OATS, and HAY. When in. need of any Hello to No. 5., or conic to SAWKILL MILL, MILFORD, PA Wo aro now lo cated ot the corner of Front and Sussex Streets. KANE, T H EH SHOCMAN. Telephone Ca I P. J. 184. New York TRIBUNE FARMER For Every Member Of The Former's Family. Kutnbliiihod In IS41. tor over sixt vinra It was th NEW YORK WEEKLY TKIBCNS." known aDd read In every St.ite in the I nion Oo Navembor 7, liwl, it wiis changed to tho New York Tribune Farmer, a hlfrh class, up t i (lute, illustrated agricultural weekly for Iho inriner and his family PRICE $I.OO a year, but rou can liny it for less. How? Hy anbscrililntf thiunirli your own favorite home newspaper, Tim Puksh, Milfuril, Pn. Both pnjiera one yenr for only ?1.II5. Scud yon- order anil money to 'i'HK PliF.sS. Sample copy free. Send your ad dress to NEW YORK TRIBUNE FARMER, New York. A SEASONABLE REMEDY Emulsion of Pure Norwegian COD LIVER OIL With Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda A 12-oz. bottle for 50c. Prftaftorlptton i m reru 1 1 Compoun ST; H. E. Emerson & Co., tj3 Next Door lo Ilotel Fauchero. Broad Strsst, Mllfortl, Pennsylvania FINE GROCERIES, FLOUR, 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 Galo By A 0 Telephone Cull 62 . WALLACE 1 Harford St., Milford, Pa DO YOU EXPERT TO BUILD? THEN SEE BRO and Manufacturers and dealers in all kinds of Lumber, Contractors and Builders. estimates made ; personal atten tion given and work guaranteed. OFFICE, Brown's Building-, Milford, Pa. Foley's Honey mad Tar Foley's Kidney Cure for chUJrea,sale,snm. A'o oplutea, wakes kidneys end biadJer right,
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