V
Tho Shoo that
America's best
ed rosso d women
aro buying, wear
ing and recom
mending to their
friends
T T) ETf JW
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 ot a firm who for twenty-fire 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 La France Shoe Is $3.00 a Pair.
You never saw a shoe like this one at anything like the price the graceful lines, swell styles,
fine leathers and skilled workmanship make it worth much more.
It's a bargain if ever there was one.
We have a complete line of Street Boots and Oxfords. Let us fit a pair for you.
The La France Shoes Have Rock-Oak Soles.
W
k AH r$"r)
' mam jMf
l Dizzy?
Then your liver isn't acting
well. You suITcr from bilious
ness, constipation. Ayer's
Tills act directly on the liver.
For CO ycrs tlicy have been
the Stundard Iamily Pill.
Small doses cure.
Al! rtrufffrlffs.
i
mitt T"'ir mmi.tn-he nr tt ni ft tiwsulltul
brown or rirh Murk ? 1 lion it
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE Whiskers
Port .. Jervis.
Fitter of Feet.
I f I . , I r-
1 'licjr
Nice Old Gnnt My little boy, have
you no better way to Ppend this Sab-
bnth afternoon thnn ny lennmg tip
ag-ninKt that wall, idling your time
away?
Nice Little Boy I ain't a Idling- my
time away no fear! There's some
clinptt over the wall a-sneakin' tho
fowls and they've piv me tuppence
to look out for coppers! Tit-liita.
Worked Iloth Ways,
Bhp has two atrtrifta to her bew, always
Bhe'a liked wherevpr she noes
Likewise, to hr apron strings, she has
Always and ever two beaux.
Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune.
BEST OF ALL FLOUR."
FEED, MEAL,
BRAN. OATS,
and HAY.
When in need of any
Hello to No. r., or enmo to
SAWKILL MILL, GILFORD, PA
Washington Hotels.
RIGGS HOUSE.
The hotel pur exoolli-nce of tho cnnltnl,
loontod within one block of tho White
House and directly opposite the Treasurj.
l iuost table in the oily.
WILLARD'S HOTEL.
A famous hotolry, romftrksble for Its
historical associations and lona-sustained
popularity. Keci'iitly ronovatud, ropaluted
and partially rofurulubcd.
NATIONAL HOTEL.
A landmark among the hotols of Wash
ington, patronized lu formor years by
presidents and hih offlcials. Always a
prime favorite. Kooently remodeled and
rendered botlor than ever. Opp. Pa. K.
K. dep. WALTER BUKTON, Res. Mgr.
Thoso hotels are the principal political
rendezvous of the capital at all times.
They are the best stopping plaoos at rea
sonable rate.
O. O. STAPLES. Proprietor.
O. DtWITT,Mnasr.
BRINGS SUMMER BOARDERS.
State
llormal School
EAST STKOUDKHI'IIO, A.
LOCATION
This popular State Institution is located
In the mkUt of tho Delaware Water Imp
and Mt. Poeono Summer Kosort Ketou,
tho moot healthful and picturesque In the
M.iu), and one that is visited by thousands
of tourists anuually.
Col'KSKS Or STl'UY
In addition to the departments of tho
regular Normal Course, we have special
Departments of Muii:, Klocuti'.in, Art,
Drawing and Water tailor, and a full tUA
lee preparatory department. You turn
save an entile year in your oollego prepar
atory work by ooming here.
FItEE TTITIOJT
Tulton is alwolutely froa to thoso com
plying with the new state law. This gives
a rare 'opportunity U those desirin" a com
plete education and Bhoiiht lie. taken ail-vant-aire
of at nee, as this law may be ro
pcalud by the nuit Legislature.
cost or noAitniNO
iloardintf miwhwi are fci fio pt;r week,
whu-li intrudes fully furnii-hed and car
lu ted room, heat, electric light and laun
dry. The additional expense Is less Willi
us than at most any other sehoot.
IHl'KOVfc'UfcSTS
Among theso are a new Gymnasium, a
flue Kie, trie Liht I'liiut, and a new K.-'ii-tutluo
itail new U'liig in-e'.-d. which will
cuiiutiu Jlite.Jil laiKC ami folly equipped
r.'t-ltaiii.n rutins. In addition, ml bed
l-.,nms will be i-etili-.slered and iiu.-d lip
end various other elmneia nueie in tne
dorinitnries for the further eonfort and
conveuleutHJ of the pupils of the school.
MKW CATAl.Oi.t E
C.t.il ...ilu fur It"'.', gives full iiif.irnia
I '.- ill Ka tu f r re lull lull, e i.'-iws. cursi s of
s. , . IV, 1111,1 ill (iiT tirln ill lu:-'itt iimi wil!
!,.' rl nl.-d will, i, lit eliai to those deslrluj;
It. S- uil l.iiu op. ii r;- i-leiniier bth, l:w.
K, l h t 1 f, A. M .,
t'rim-ltul.
.is Vinr ilvcl V l:ii (Vlorbril.
A Large Metropolitan Newspaper
Which la Helping the Summer
Resort.
The Brooklyn Englo several years
Bgo established a Bureau of Infor
mation In Brooklyn, where tho pub
lic oould, free of charge, secure de
tails of hotuls and boarding houses
for the summer. The idea at once
became popular, and branch bureaus
were opened In Manhattan and
other cities. Country hotols and
boat ding houses by sending to this
Bureau can secure ft listing blank,
fill it out and return it and then be
represented free of cost, and send
their circulars and cards for free
distribution
The Brooklyn Eagle has also been
considered for years the best me
dium for summer boarders in Now
York city.
The Rock Point Inn, in the Adir
ondaoks, said : "We are giving the
Eagle a larger share of advertising
than most other papers, as experi
ence has demonstrated its value to
us in past seasons."
Uhauticoy B. Newkirk of Wurts
boro, Sullivan county, said : "Last
season one small adv. brought mo
five guonts."
La Rue Bros., proprietors of the
American Hotel of Sharon Springs.
N. Y, wrote: "Oar house is full
and mostly by Brooklyn people.
Daily wo receive applications for
rooms, and all on account of our
standing ad in the Eugla."
For Listing Bltuiks, Adv. Rate
Cards and other information, ad
dress EAGLE INFORMATION BUREAU,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
"MB DISEASES
arc the most fatal cf all cfis-
cf money refunded. Ccnta!r:s
remedies szcegrSzed by errJ
rent j hysicuns as the vest for
lli .'ney and Claddcr trouLIcs.
mC2 iOc aoi Jl.CO.
CANOf CATHARTIC ,
'---.... .... - - i" t.
t.n.tr-.ic u...ptd C C, C. in bulk.
tvui J the titJcr vho (iiis to clt
'ww-wi,-'..: $ uit vi jjuvu,-
4 MKXDMKNT TO THR COVSTnnT
; TION PROl'OSRI) TO THK CITr
ZKNS OF THIS COM.MOWVKAI.TH
FOR TH KIR APPROVAL OR K K.I MO
TION" liY THK (tKNKK AIj ASSKM
PLY OF THK COMMOMWKALTH OK
PENNSYLVANIA, PUBL1SHK1) HY
OR OK R OF THK KKCRKTARY OF
THK COMMON WKALTH. Ir IMJHSU
ANCK OF ARTICLbl XVIII OF THK
CONSTITUTION.
A JOINT RESOLUTION
Propofllnf? nn Rninndinent to hoctlor, ten of
artii'lo onu of the CotifltiMition, ao that a
disctmrKo of n jury for failure to arw or
other necessary cuue pbull not work an
nciUtal
Heetion 1. Rn It resolved by the Rennte
and Houeof Repwsentatives of the Com
monwealth of PeniiHylvanlft In General
Aseinhly met, That tlie following be pro
posed an an amendment to tho Constitu
tion; that U to any, that Fiectlon ten of ar
ticle one, which readK aa follows:
No pennon ahull, for any indictable of
fense, be proceeded ntfaiiiKt criminally by
Informatton, rxcept in CHHes arming in the
land or naval forces, or in the militia,
when in actual service, In time of war or
puhlic danpter, or by leave of the court for
opprcbriloii or iniHdcmeauor tu otfice. No
Ihthou Hhall, for the same offeiiRe, be twice
put in jeopardy of life or limb; nor Hhall
privato properry be taken or applied to
public line, without nut horlty of law and
without just compensation being firttt
made or toured, " be aiueuded 00 as to
read an follows:
No person fchall, for any Indictable of
fense, be prococdixl against criminally by
inforuiation, except lu caftew arising in the
land or naval forces, or in tho militia,
when In act ual service lu time of war or
public danger, or by leave of the court for
oppression or misdemeanor in ofli o. No
perwon shall, for the same otTeuse, he twice
put in jeopardy of life or limb; but a ill
charKe nr th Jury for failurt to nrv,
or otlivr necMHnury CAUnet almlt not work
an Bcqiihtul. Nor shall privato property
be taken or applied to public use, without
authority of law and without just com
pensation being first made or secured.
A true cony ot the Joint Resolution.
V. W. URIKST,
Swrutary of tlic Commonwealth.
A1
MKNPMFNT TO THK CONSTITU
TION' PKOPOSKD TO THK ('IT-
I.KNS OF TIMS COMMON'WKALTH
FOR THKIR APPHOVALOR KKJKC
1 ION HY THK (iFNKRAL A S K M -hLY
OK THK COMMONW KALTH OF
PKXNSYLV ANIA. Pt HJ.lsHK!) li Y
OKHKR OK TEIK HKCKKTAKY OK
Til K COMMON'WKALTH, IN PCHSU
A N ' K OF ARTICLE XV ill OF THK
CONSTITUTION.
A JOINT RKSOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to the Conwitu
liou of the Commonwealth.
Section 1. Hi it rebolvej by the Senate
and Huum oT Ri'prebeniuLiv of tlie Com
munwtiiUh of Pennsylvania in tienend
AsM inljly met, That tlie following i pru-pont-d
km an anientinient to the Constilu
tioii of tlie Coiiimun wraith of PenunvlvA
nia, lu aecoidauce with thti proviaion of
the eighteenth article ihureuf :
Amendtnent.
Add at the end of sretion "Vrn. article
thr-e. the following vroriis; "rnlt-hS brfore
it nhall In- U'lrodui-.tt In thf(;t-U"rul Ansem
lily. MLieh prnntw'tl preinl or loeal law bhall
have hri ii Jiix sn! tin 1 1 1 rd to a xipulttr
vote, Ht tt general or sui-ehd el ' tinit it) the
loeality ur hM (i! 11 irs to Ik' altertrd by its
operation, under an order of iliu court of
r.nuriMtr. ploir. of the re?. ev t i ve county af
ter hearing and npplieal son Kfamed, and
shall have been approved by a majority ot
the voteio at Bucli election: Provnlt tl. That
no such eleei ion i-hall be hekl Ulit ll the de
eree of couit authoriing ihe taint; Bliall
have Ik-i .1 u;U rti d for al 1 a-t thirty
days in the Id-aliiy or localities tiMei icd.
hi am it man in-r a f lie eon r 1 may uirect.
A true ctpy of the J..tu t Ke.ohii un
V. W. (.Hli'.r,
S; cretary of the Commons vat h.
ITa PATEST Ccci
Inny tv tu.- artst i,y
on; m l. Aii.iit.iii,
7H HAiLNT HLUOkO,
! iU lut i'ithl HuUUlli il.-X-j-l fatoM
itti .
iillKTj"',:
ORPHANS' JOURT SALE
Br virtue of au order of the Orphans'
Court of the county of Pike. In partition,
the following real estate of which Cyril!
C. D. Hnchot, late of the borough of Mil
fortl, la enld county of Pike, died seined,
will be exposed to sale, by public vendue
or outcry, on
MONltAY, THE 22D DAY OF SEP
TEMBER, A. D., 1903,
nt 9 o'olock In the nfteruoon In the front
hall of the oourt house at Mllford, all the
j following piraxna-d tracts of land, situate
in sum county or rmo:
PURPART 1 All that tract of land lu
Dlnginan township, containing 31 acres
and B5 perches, being part of a larger tract
surveyed to itoiijiunln Tyson, situate along
Milford and Owego turnpike particularly
described In deed recorded In Deed Book
No. 18 pAge 514.
PURPART 2 Tract of land In Bhohola
township In tho warrantee name of Thom
as Hough, numbered 83, containing 400
acres and 120 perches more or less.
PURPA RT 8-Tract of land In Bhohola
townahip lu the warrantee name of An
drew Russell, numbered 78, containing Sim
acres and 80 perohes more or less.
PURPART 4 All that tract and farm
situnte In the township of Mllturd known
as the "Foster Hill Farm," bounded by
SScveuth street atid Pond Eddy' road, lands
of Maria Jordan, Lysander Pelton, deceas
ed, Mrs. A. K. Lewis and others, contain
ing 60 acres mora or less. Also all that
pitwu and tract of laud in the borough of
Mllford, nsed and known as part of tlie
"Foster Hill farm," bounded 1t pcrnntli
and Hitrh street and lamia of E Warner
and t-stntes of Emily Warner and Kate it
Van yck, deceased, counting of town
lots ana pftrts of lots, viz: lum Nos. t'-'
it4, tv.17. 7IJ and 7J7 on Hlch street, lots
Nus. Witt, tW6, 7lii and Sv ou the west
Hide, and fronting on fTf-nre street, lots
Nos. tii)7. im, 714 and 17a on the eiwi
side and fronting on tieore street, lots
Niki. tjoti. tVi7. t4, 1 15 and 27ti and part of
lut No. tViU on the west side and f routing
on Jnhu striN't, nd piirts of lots Nos titio
is), tori, t., 710, 1 t!i, 7t and 7i7, bounded
by Seventh and John BtriH.tM and lnntl of
estates of Emily Waruer and KaUs B. Van
Wyk, (lei'eiHt'd.
PL'KfA KT (y Tract of land la town
ship of Mllford, Iwiiik lot number i as lni
out by Abraham Hutu, lylm; on the norl h
east side of the Mllford and Uvegoturn
pike road, siit4.iiiioi 11 at-res more oi
i.-ns and par. ieulrti-ly described in deeo
rw'ird.-d in lleed liiHik No. zl pane 376.
1'l RPAUr rt-All those thrt lots in
the borough of Mllford fronting on Hrooi!
stteet Blid uumljered n.'SiMH:li ely 41y, 4ij
lu'l, being eiw:h 40 fwt iu width and ei
ti niliiig inufeet la d -pta to tioiweLerry al
lev.
PURPART 7 All thoso four lots In
the borough of Millord fronting on il;ir
fur. I slre.-t ouililHTed ri s'.iivi'iy 6l7, 610
;'s.t,i, n.is, ln;inj e.ii'll tio fe -t lu fwitith ami
I'MrnOuig li) fi-ut iu dt-ptli t4i i-ar alley,
biluute curuer Harford and Fifth streets.
IMPROVEMENTS,
PURPAHT 4 Good d.velling hausi
and b.iro, iii neres el..areil, baliinco wisd
land, sumtu-d on high ground overlooking
the boiuuutt .if Mtlli.rd and is very OeHlrn
bte us a sile li.r a summer Isiarditig Iioum',
lunl on liurt of loD No. I tu, dwelling huusv.
Pl'KiJ A K T H Large store houte, two
sin ps ami stiisl
I'l Kl'AKr 7 Hani, ou lot No. 510.
Terms ul snle, ( ' A rMl.
JAME.S W. PIN't'HOT.
Executor
Milford, Pa., Aug. B6. liarj.
tl;e s line tioio and place will
s. ll u ftimu-o 1 lit ml lliul-i' si", k
J AMKS W. 11 l HOT,
EAtx'utor,
Cured Hemorrhage ol the Lungs
"Severnl yenrs since my lungs
were so budly nffected tlmt I had
many hetuorrlmgoa," writes A. M.
A!e ot Wood, Intl. "I took treat
ment with sevoml pliysicinns with
out any benefit. I then stnrtod to
tfike Foley's Honoy and Tur and
my lungs are now as sound as a bul
let. 1 recommend it in advatioed
staKes of lune trouble." Bold at
Armstrong's drug store.
With the Honorable David Bonnet
Hill and the Honorable Arthur Fue
Gorman in friendly conference over
political affairs, there is food for one
full editorial puge of the newspaper
published by the Honorable William
Jennings Bryan.
Feet Swollen to Immense Size
"I had kidney trouble so bad,
says J. J. Cox of Vulley View, Ky.,
"that I could not work, my foot
wore swollen to immense sizo and
was ooiidnfid to my bed and physi
oians were unable to give mn any
relief. My doctor finally prescribed
Foley's Kidney Cure which made a
well man of me." Sold at Arm
strong's drug store.
Fentnlim r'hvl
"I Just dote on rainy days," said the
iciuuu-iiajreu girl wan the dreamy
eves.
"Doubtless I would too," replied the
angular maid, "were T i.,i,.ii..i
" , v-.mi'.hiu IU
wear my last summer's clothes."
rLi . . i . . .
v.uieago uiiy ews.
A New Jersey Editor's Testimonial
M. T. Lynch, editor of the Philips
burn Daily Post, writes, "I have
nsed many kinds of medicines for
oouihs and colds in my family but
never anything so good as Foley's
Honey and Tar. I cannot say too
much in praise of it." Sold at Arm
strong's drug store.
Hot Like Olhrr Hnnrt.
"I'll bet the title thinks iuelf a heavy
sport.
"Why?"
"Because it eomes in every nipht
wun a long green roll." Yale Record
Used for Pneumonia
Dr. J. C. Bishop of Agnew, Mich.
says, "I have used Foley's Honey
and Tar in three very severe cases
of pneumonia with good results iu
every case." Refuse substitutes
Sold at Armstrong's drug store.
Whr He Vt fill A war.
Mrs. Crawford Are you goin
cleun house while your husband
away x
Mrs. Crabshaw Certainly. Tlmt
:. hy he went away. Town Topics.
is
Foley's Honey and Tar is necu
liarly adapted for chronic throat
troubles and will positively cure
bronchitis, hoarsenpss and all bron
chial diseases. Kufuse subscitntos
Sold at Armstrong's drug store.
Vkm Ob flight Boa. I.
Old Mount Pelee oi Juklr.g
In spite of our n-Krta.
Quuih he: "Although I'm smoklr.ff,
1 don't smoke entireties."
Washington Star.
Foley's Kidney Cure makes the
diseased kidneys sound so they will
eliminate the poisons from the
blood. BolJut Armstrong's drug
store.
Hopeless.
"He has a bright future before him."
"I doubt if he ever catches up to it."
N. Y. Journal.
Avoid 8rious results of kidney or
bUiduor dtnordur by taking Foley's
Kidney Cure. Sold at Armstrong's
drug stortj.
Wo aro now lo
cated ot tho corner
of Front and Sussex
Streets.
KANE,
THE
HOEMAN
Telephone Ca I P. J. 134.
Hew York
For
Every
Member
Of
The
Farmer's
Family.
TCtrtl),. fined in HM, tor ovor sixt ' venrs It was tho
N K W VOHK WKKKLY TRIHL'NK, known ami ruml
in cvtr State in the I'nion
On Nuvombor 7, llfil, it was clmngod to tho
New York Tribune Farmer,
a hitfh class, np t ) ln( illntnited nKriculturnl weekly
for tlio iiirnier and )i ih futnily
PRICE $I.OO
lyi'nr, but vm cnn buy It for 1i-sh. ITow?
liy suliM-.-iliiiiK throtiirh your owu favorlto homo
new-pnpi r. Tub I'i kmi, Milford, I'm.
Until pup' rH one year for only fcl.li."i.
Hcnd joti- order i.ml money to THK I'ltKss.
Sample copy free. Send your ad
dress to NEV7 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 SOc.
Prescriptions
Carefully
Compounded
H. E. Emerson & Co.
Broad Street,
Milford,
fjF Next Door to Hotel Fnnehoro.
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
ually Kept in First Class Stores. Goods
Delivered Promptly Free of Experrse.
For Sale Dy
A
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a cm
Telephone CJI 62.
I J
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to ssa ji aal
Harford St., Gilford, Pa
In all
DO YOU EXPEPJ TO BUILD? THEN SEE
Manufacturers and dealerr.
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
tor chiUrvu.&afe, sure. A'o opiates, makes kidnevs and bin J Jut ritu