l v i'" i m v t tm tuk cov-rrrr.
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I ) t Tl 1 ' 1 H A ITU' V A 1 1 olt l h .11- O
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Hl; OK T M 1 ; I'OMMOWV K.xtm OK
VKNY1,V AN I A. D U!.l - H M HY
OH KH OK Till''. SK Mi I' l V OK
Til'', t OM 1HN A KALI II- IX n nsr-
ANCK OK AH i'li I,K Will OK ill
A .lOINT liKMU 'I'ION
Pn-jmlna nil uni'Mnlimnt tft-rtlnt, li'H of
niTidf imi "f ihc ( opr it :ii inn, so Mint n
ili-lmruv n n jury for fail 'in mktci- nr
oiIht ni'i't'nry ciiiim) slmll not work an
viiin I. It nn1viil by (ho Pcnnt.'
nn! IIohm' of Urprrs-'nturivi's nf tlie Oom
iiinnwi'filili of l'riiiisvlvnntrt in W"nci;il
A-H'inh!y nu-t, That tin' fnll.iwinK nro
y. .! us nil nmt'.iihn'-nt to tlin 'intitu
tion; tliar is to say, Unit ntrtl-n ton of ai
tifln one, wh'i-h ii'ik!- a follow:
"No person shall, for any lnMir'nhlo of
ffnm bi procriMli'il w.iinM r rinilnally hy
information, xn-pr in nM'i ns i -in(f in thr
-J:ind or tinval furcis, or In tlv mtlttia.
wli"n in iirtnal ncrvl in turn of war or
pnhlio (iatitfiT. or by lenvo of the court fr
nppri'ssion or inU'U'inrnnor In ollit' No
pi'ison shall, for the timo ofTenm, lit' twic
- p-it in ji oprmly of lit'i! ir limb; norslml)
jn-ivatc propcrVy In tnkin nr npnllt'rt to
piihlin iiv, wilhnur. nuiiio;'. v nf law n ml
without jnvt coin p"ii nation IHhk Hist
imi'.lo nr sccurcU," Ijp nine., It'll so ns to
iv:it ns folloA-s:
No person shall, for nny (mlk'taMo of
f.-no, J priK'rt ili'il apaiimt criiniiiMlly by
Information, cx pt in r:i-s nrwing in the
lau'i or naval forces, or in t lit militia,
when in nctual sen ire in tinnof war or
pnhlio 1 tinker, or hy h-avc of the court for
Ppprisl n or )tiNf!"Tri':'nor in oM". No
.-i-on Hhall. for the same nflViw, he twice
put In jeopardy of lif" or limb; bt n dU
clmrirf of tho jury for failure to Rtrrrr.
fir other iictsHniy -niif, shall mt irk
nn HcnuittKl. .Nor shall pr:vato property
be taken or npplie.l to pub!! ; use, wiihmit
nuthoritv of liuv ami without jut cjiu
Mtitntloh beint? llrsr m;vl ' of sccun l.
A true cony of the Joint Hesolution.
W. V. (iKlKST,
Secretarv of the Commonwealth.
4 MKXOMKNT TO THE CONTITTT
A TION IMiOtTJSKH TOTHKOIT
);.KNS OK Till-' Oi t M MOX V K A II'H
I OK THKIK A t'HMVAMJR KKJKO
TION HY TIIK (iKM.KAb ASSKM
Hf.Y OK 'f'HI'. COM ION W KAIITl OK
1'J-NNSVIA'AM A. Fl BITSHKI) HY
OHDKH OK 'I'HK H !'.( ' K iTTA HY OK
THK COVMOWVKATjTH. 1 ITRSl'-AM-K
OK AllTIGLK XVIII OK THK
:oNr L l lT' lTON.
A JOINT RKSIMA'TION
Proposing an nniendmeht to the Cousltu
tion of the Commonwealth.
Section 1. P it, resolve .1 by the Sennte
mnl Mouse of rtcpfi'srnla! ivs of tin Com
monwealth of I'enip-ylv iuta in General
Assembly iiM-t. That t Iw foUowinfr is pro
posed as nn nmemlineTi?. to the Crmstitu
tio;i of the Commonwealth of PeniiMylva
nia, in acconlance with I lie provisions of
the eighteenth article thereof:
A tnemlmetit.
A at the cml of section seven, nrticle
thri-e, the following wonN; "Cnle-s before
it shall belntroducecl in thetiencral Assem
bly, such proposed special or local law shall
hnvo been first submitted to n. popuiai
vote, at n general or special election In the
localii v or localities- to lie all'M-ted by its
operation, tinder an order of the court of
common picas o the respective county al
ter hearing and application granted, and
shall have been aimrovcd bv a majority of
lie voters at such eh-ci Ion : 1'rovnied, '1 hat
no such election shall bo he'td lint 11 the de
cree of court authorizing the samn phall
have been advert ised for at least thirty '.Hit
ilivys in the locality or localities atTected.
in such manner as the court may direct.
A true copy of the Joint Resolution
V. W. liUlKST,
Secretary of the C'ommonweath.
Washington Hotels.
RIGGS HOUSE.
The hotel par excellence nf the, capital,
located within ouh block of the White
House and directly oppt.Hite the Treasury.
Finest table in the city.
WILLARD'S HOTEL
A famous hotel ry, remarkable for Its
historical nmoeiat ion a and Ion -sustained
popularity. Recently renovuted, repainted
and partially rei'uruishud.
NATIONAL HOTEL
A landmark anion the hotels nf Wash
ington, pal run zed lit former years by
presidents and high oflleialK. Always a
prime favorite. Recently remodeled and
rendered better than ever. Opp. Tn. R.
K. dep. WALTKR BURTON, Res. Mgr.
These hotels are the principal political
rendezvous of the capital at all times,
'i'iiey arc the bcrit stopping places at rea
sonable rates.
O. O. STAPLES. Proprietor.
O. DEWITT.Maneger.
; State Normal School
S East Stroudsburg, Pa
J Regular State Normal Courses, and S
0 Special Departments of Music, Klo-
cution. Art, 1 )ra,u iiitf, Sienogniphy, 0
Ci and Typewrit iou; m nmg College 9
Preparatory l)epnriinent.
free: tuition S
Boarding expenses ' per week, n
) Pupils adnuttt-d at a.iy time. W in-
tor Term opens Dec. ;Mh. Write
ft.-r catalogue.
J El. L. Kemp, A- M.,
A Principal. m
IIOHSY DISEASES
are the most fatal of all dis
eases. or money refunded. Contains
remedies recognized by emi
nent physicians as the best for
llidney and DIadder troubles.
TRICE 50c aad $1.00.
CANDY CATHARTIC, 434
l.t. UK."
ticttuinc tfianiped C. C C Never sold In bulk.
Bcv.ar uf tiu d:u'cr vho t:lts to tU
irnT-TT-nTo FiTEKT l:ti 14
II! hi MM "-' '
f ' 5 J ! i THE PAItNT DKutJ,
t . ..i. tv.i.c fj tlK 1'ocUt KiCvIll fi.iA'l kwud
l.tu-Ale Your llottoi. II h ( .iv.rvtl,
1 - . ll V. 1. I. Ul iJk.. .: :i. I. ,1.1. u VUU
.iiuuMMiillulJ !
Dy tho
General
WHKRKAP, by art of General Aim
bl y nf tlip f'mnmonwrnlth nf Pennsylva
nln, eiitU'i'd "A n n"t to n cnlnip th( nom
InnMoii mid clcctinll of pil)llc nffloi-rii, re
quiring rcrliiln expenses Inoldent tbereU)
to be pudl by tlievi'rnl rountli g unci pun
ishing certain offenses In repftrd to sueh
elections," approved the 2ttli dny of June,
A. I), ltflt), It U made the duty of the Sher
iff: FIR.T, to enumerate the officers to be
elected nnd give a list of all nominations.
PK.i'ONI), to designnte the place nt
wlileh the elections an- to lie held, and
THIRD, to publish notice of the quallfl
cations of election olllcers 111 the manner
nnd form prescribed by tho third para
graph, Section 1(1, of said Act.
NOW, thcreforo, I, Knorge Gregory,
Hiirh Sheriff of tho County of Pike, do
make known by Ibis proclamation to the
electors of said county, that on
TUESDAY. NOV. 4. 1902
Being tho day of tho general election, the
following persons are to bo voted for by
the freemen of tho County of Pike, be
tween the hours of 7 o'clock In tho fore
noon nnd 7 o'clock lu the nftornnon of said
day, to wit:
One person for the ofiloe of Governor of
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
One person for Lieutenant Governor of
tho Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
One person for Secretary ot Internal Af
fairs of the Cominiinwpnlt.il of Pennsylva
nia. One person for Representative 111 Con
gress from the Twenty-Sixth Congression
al District of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, comprising the Counties of Pike,
Monroe, Carbon nnd Northampton.
One person for Senator In the General
Assembly from tho Twenty-Second Sena
torial District of tho Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, comprising tho Counties of
Monroe, Plko and Carbon.
One person for Representative lu tho
Gnornl Assembly of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania for the County of Pike.
One person for Prothonntnry, Register
and Recorder and Clerk of the Courts of
the County of Plko.
One person for County Treasurer of the
County of Pike.
One person tor District Attornoyof the
County of Pike.
Three persons for Count Commissioner
of the County of Pike.
Three persons for County Auditor of the
County of Pike.
I nlso hereby make known and give no
tice that the following Is a list of nil the
nominations certified to me by the Secre
tary of the Commonwealth and the Com
missioners of this county, to wit:
Republican
Governor
Mark t
Samuol W. Pennypacker
Lieutenant Governor
Mark 1
William M. Brown
Recretary of Internal Affairs
Mark 1
Tsaao U. Brown
Representative In Congress
Mark 1
Fred Nesbltt
Senator In the General Assembly
Mark 1
Jacob G. Zorn
Representative In the General Assembly
Mark 1
Alfred S. Dingman
Prothonol ary. Register and Recorder and
Clerk of the Keveral Courts
Mark 1
Victor Corey
County Treasurer
Murk 1
Rockwell U. Ilcidentlml
County Commissioner
Mark i
Pierre M. Kills
County Auditor
Mark 8
Ainericus N. Down
Democratic
Governor
Mark 1
Ktihrit K, Pattlsoii
Lieutenant Governor
Mark 1
Goorge W. Guthrie
Secretury ol Interim! Affairs
Mark 1
J.-tim-o Nolan
ItenreM-blal ive in t'ougreits
Mark 1
Josci-li 11. tSlmll
fek-tmtur lu tlie Gi-neral AMteuilily
Mark 1
Juint-s T. Muiht-uiu
lU'Ul't'fteululite lu the Ct-uerul Aaaeuibly
Mark 1
John D. Ilouck
Fruthnnotttry, Itt-Uter aud lie-orU'r & nil
Clerk of the Mi-velMl (ourts
W.irk 1
Jubn C. r!!,r..l(, Jr
County Tivsw.uif r
Mark 1
(j,0, A. iV.-lii-T
Ghorlff
Election
Connly Commissioner
Mark 3
William F. Bp k
K. Vandermark
Comity Andltor
Mark 9
Philip C. Klnkel
William H. Chine
District Attorney
Mnrk 1
George R. Bull
Prohibition
Governor
Mark 1
Silas C. Swallow
Llentennnt Governor
Mark 1
Loo L. Grumblne
Secretary of Internal AtTalrs
Mark 1
Milton S. Marquis
Representative In Congress
Mark 1
A. K. Urelb'elbelfl
Representative In the General Assembly
Mnrk 1
Kdwin S. Wolfe
I'rothonotary. Register and Recorder and
Clerk of the Several Courts
Mark 1
Alnnmzor Grlswold
County Treasurer
Mark 1
Marvin O. Smith
County Commissioner
Mark 8
.ludson C. Cnso
County Auditor
Mark 2
L. Hervey Myer
Socialist Labor
Governor
Mark 1
William Adams
Lieutenant Governor
Mark 1
Donald L. Monro
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Mark 1
Frank Fcehnn
Socialist
Governor
Mark 1 .
J. W. Slayt'ou
Lieutenant Governor
Mark 1
J. Mahlon Barnes
Secretary of Internal Affair
Mark 1
Harry C Gould
Representative in Congress
Mark 1
James Hughes
Senator In the General Assembly
Mark 1
Edward T. McFadden
Citizens
Governor
Mark 1
Samuel W. Pennypacker
Lieutenant Governor
Mark 1
William M. Brown
Secretary ol Internal Affairs
Mark 1
Isaac B. Brown
Anti-Machine
Governor
Mark 1
Robert K. Pultlsou
Lieutenant Governor
Mark 1
Gxirgo W. Guthrie
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Mark 1
James Nolan
Ballot Reform
Governor
Murk 1
Hubert E. Puttltfon
Lieutenant Coveraor
Mark 1
Gworge V, Tiithrlu
Secretary ot Internal Affairs
Mii.k 1
James Xoluu
Independent
Reform
Senator in the Central Asaembly
Mark 1
Jacoh G. Zero.
PLACES OF VOTING
X hUu lttrrby iikiLb knuwu and give no
tice thrit the pL uva of liuUii-jg t lie vfure
H.tid gpiit-rul eh-ctitin in tint b vr(il dU
t r.ft lu Ll.t (uuitl y of i'ikt: nt e as (dII'iw a,
lu U :
Thf plntnrs of tho tnwn-ililp nf V) wm
ln (irovtj to 'ntMt nt thp hnuo nf Most-n
C W.'silinxik In nU township.
The nlootorn of tht h.wnshlp of I.-lnwnrt
to iiici't nt th plfftloti hniH" nn Rlnln
Btri-t't, in Dlnttmnn's Ferry, In said toivc
sh I p.
Tho cleetnrs nf tlm townsliip of Dinc-
niHi) to inwt nt the homo of K O. Boil In-
tut In niU township. 1
Thn plcrhirK of tho township of Greonc
t,0 TliPi't, nt t.Un limiun of Thi.fi f'ni-r-nll In '
Buhl township.
The electors of tho township of Litrkn-
WAXPti to moPt At the house of (ieorgo II
Rowlrttnt, rtrc rt. In snld township.
The electors of the township of Iehinnn
to tn-'nt At tho store house of Jacob Nyre
and (Joorge Nyt;o, d cd, in Raid township.
Tho eleotori of the borouh of Milford
to meet in tho new court house In Mild
borough.
The electors of the township of Milford
to niet nt the liou-wj of John McOnrty in
snld township.
The ulpyctors of the tofnshlp of Pnlmyra
to meet at the house of Cornelius Dlnion,
dno'd, In snld townnhip.
The electors of the township of Porter
to meet at tho house of I'hns. W. Court
right In said township
Tho electors of the township nf Phohola
to meet nt "Vogt's Hall" In sui town
ship.
The electors of tho township of West full
to meet nt the house of John F. Engelhart
In said township.
Notice Is Hereby Given
That it Is provided hy said act nt Assem
bly npproved Juno Uiith, I8HT, '"That every
person, excepting Justices of tho Pence,
who shall hold any oMlco or appointment
of profit or trust under the government of
the Uiitted States, or of tills btato. or of
nny cltv or incorporated district, vho her
a commissioned nllicer or otherwise, n su b-
ordinateoflieer or Agent who is or shall be
employed under the Legislative, Execu
tive or Judiciary Department of this State
or of the United States, or of any city or
Incorporated district, and also t hat every
member of Congress and of the Stato Leg
islature and of tho select or common
council of any city, or commissioners of
any Incorporated district Is, by law, Incap
able of holding or exercising at the same
time the ollico or appointment of judge,
Inspector or clerk of any election of this
Commonwealth and that no judge, Inspec
tor or other oflleer of any such election
shall be eligible to any oillco to bo then
voted for except that of an election officer.'
God Save the Commonwealth.
George Gregory,
Sheriff.
Sheriff's OfnYp, Mllfortl, Pa.,
Out. 83, 1!XB
EXECUTORS NOTICE
Lrrtors testamentary upon tho estato
or rreseutt n. unrman, lata ot lireene
towoship. deeeasetl, have been granted to
tho untlerHifriied. All person having
claims against said estate will present
them and th ae indebted to siild decedent
will please make immediate imynienr. to)
IDA S. GOKMAN,
P. H. CROSS,
Kiecutors.
Crosses, Pa , Sept. 22, 103
NOTICK All hunting nshlnjr or otlier
trespassing on the prem 528 of tho under
signed, In DiiiKman Township, on Kay-
UHiiKisKiii ana uwarisK .11 ureeKs, is lor
biuden under penalty o, the law.
Gil A. J. BoILKAD,
Dingman Twp., N. Hon.EAU
May 17, 18SW. Josm-H F lloiI.EAtJ.
FOR SALE. A small farm located near
Matamoras, known as the Hansel or
Keinhardt lilat-e. contain inir 21 acres.
Kinely locatixl, well watered, llouae and
barn. Fruit of nil kinds. Part lmuroved.
Titlo dear. For terms, price, etc., address
Liock dox u Minora, fa.
rpilKSPASS NOTICK. Notice is hereby
jl givdn mat trespassing upon the pro
perty of the undersigned in Milford town
ship Pike county, Pa., for the purpose of
hunting, fishing or any other purposes It
atriouy loruiuuuu uuuer penalty 01 t:ie law.
MKB. a. M. GKAKT.
TKKSPASS NOTICK. Notice Is hereby
X given that tnmpasHing on the premiaes
of the undersigned, situated in Dingman
townshlti, foe any purpose whatever is
strictly forbidden, and all offi titters will be
promptly prosecuted. litA li. UA.SK
Oct. S-i. 1SU5.
Srftniethlnir Worse.
Foe Shelle Why did Jenks kill his
wife's parrot? Did it take to swear
ing? Newark Ilranch Worse! It took to
imitating the luwn mower! I'uck.
Iltl Her Ht.
Jack Was tbe church garden party
t success?
Julia Well, I worked hard enough;
I ate. Ice cream with every young luun
on the grounds. Stray Stories.
Vo lies' It Is.
May Kikkiug is uot to popular at It
was.
Urlle Perhaps not, but I'll bet it's
jubt us prevalent. -Town Topics.
Ills Fad. '
"What's your fud?"
"My wife says I make a fad of not
hsviuir uny ud." Detroit Free Press.
Spent More Than $1000
W. W. Baker of Pluinview, Neb ,
writes: "My wife suffored from
lung trouble for fifteen years. Klie
tried a nnmbor of doctors and spout
over.JlOOO without relief. She be
came very low and lost all hope.
A friend recommended Foley's
floncy and Tar and, thanks to this
great remedy, it saved her life.
Khe enjoys butter health than she
h.-isi know in ten ye;ira." Refuse
Mubxritntes, Bold at Armstrong's
d: ug store.
Drens milking in all branches
Wil 1 go to the house or do the work
at home. Address Mary Ludwih,
13 rou d street, Milford.
Liver Pills
That's what you need; some
thing to cute your bilious
ness and give you a good
digestion. Aycr s Pills are
liver pills. They cure con
stipation and biliousness.
Gently laxative.
??c.
All rirurgUfs.
.ml y-.in nm'i -I h l.o 1.1 h ird ft bcautllul
tiruwn nr rich 111 11 k ? Thru u.o
BUCKIKCHIM'S DYEtCf,,
Airahllltr-
Mr. Toftbunter I'm anrrv vou
flwln'f prT,. v..terdn v Mm. Cutler:
I could have Introduced you to I.ndy
Rerraliit. She calls on me tpilte fre
quently now.
Mrs. Culler Indeed! Do yon
know, I thought tbe crnze for slum
ming bad quite died nut.. Ally ruo
3cr. It Slakes m llffr-ri-n'.
He's tlrcadfully ilisnnrceuble. and
boorish."
'Tut. tut. mv dear. He ued to hr.
but lie is no lonirer."
'How Is that?"
Vhv 'nce he bus become fnmnu
we have decided to consider him only
Jeliirhtfullv eccentric and original."
Clilcii(;o Post.
What Tronlilrfl Hint )tit.
Harriet Ami do you really think
you love me us much as you say you
do?
llarrv O, T don't have to convince
mvself. If I only succeed in makinfr
yon think I love you. It. doesn't make
any difference what 1 think myself.
Uoston Transcript.
Itliln't Fnjny Her Cnnt natty.
- Tlenbnm Your mot her always drops
In about mcnll ime.
Mrs. Henbnm 1 know It. dear; but
Tien hum Well, I wish you would tell
Her that tbis is no coaling station.
lutlge.
He Cneaned the Trnnltl.
"Tbis Is a rnltl, unfeeling world," he
remarked, bitterly.
"Ha!" returned bis enmnan ion. "Yon
have beard tbe ribald laugh when you
Ihpped on a Icmann skin, too, nuve
you?" Rrooklyn F.ngle. '
A Dozen Times a Night
Mr. Owen Putin, of Benton Ferry,
V. Vn., writes ; "1 hnvo lmd kidney
and bladder trouble for yeiirs, and it
became so bud Unit I was obliged to
get. up nt lensl 11 ilu.en times n night.
I never received nny permanent
benefit from nny medicino nntil I
tried Foley's Kidney Cure. After
using two bottles, I nm cured."
Sold at Armstrong's drug store.
Pennsylvania makes protest
agninst tampering wilh the tariff
We nre satisfied. Now that ttie coal
strike is settled we are happy.
Danger In Fall Colds
Full colds are liable to ham? on all
winter leaving tho seeds of pneu
monin, bronchitis or comsumption
Foley's Honey and Tar cures quick
ly nnd prevents serious results. It
is ol and reliable, tried and tested,
safe nnd sure, contains no opiates
and will not constipate. Sold at
Armstrong's drug store.
If all the desperadoes will follow
the examplo of Jim Younger the
country can eusily afford to pay for
the funerals.
Never Ask Advice
When you have n cough pr cold
don't nsk what is good for it nnd get
some medicine with little or no
merit nnd perhaps dangerous. Ask
for Foley's Honey and Tar, the
greatest throat and lung remedy,
it cures coughs and colds quickly.
Sold at Armstrong's drug store.
President Roosevelt has accepted
an invitation to attend the annual
banquet of the Chamber of Com
merce iu New York November 11. -
Bronchitis for Twenty Years
Mrs. Minerva Smith, of Danville,
111., writes: "I had bronchitis for
twenty years and never got relief
until I used Foley's Honey and Tar
which is a sure cure." Contains no
opiates. Sold at Armstrong's drug
store.
The proposed transfer of the Dan
ish Islands has fallen through. "The
Landsthing of Denmark has refused
to ratify the treaty.
"Watch the Kidneys"
"When they are affected, life is in
danger." says Dr. Abernethy, the
great English physician. Foley's
Kidney Cure makes sound kidneys.
Sold at Armstrong's drug store.
Talk of King Corn and King Cot
t )n, but doesn't Mother Goose con
tain something relative of a "jolly
old soul" King Coal.
No danger of consumption if you
use Foley's Honey and Tur to cure
that stubborn cough. Sold at Arm.
strong's drug store.
The people will insist that the
democracy remain iu purgatory for
at least several congressional terms.
Foley's Honey and Tar cures
ooughs and colds and prevents
iineuiiioiiU. Take no substitutes.
jld at Armstrong's drug store.
p
Wo arc now lo
cated ot the corner
of Front and Sussex
Streets.
KANE,
Telephone
BABiGAIKTSi
A few oOc shirt waists left at 30c; 7fc at ooe; 8.c at
70c; $1 at 80c; $l.f0 at 1.
Summer lawns 9c reduced to 7Jc; 10c and 12c at 8Jc;
A few odd sizes in ladies' shoes from 2oc up
Hosiery, Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Etc.
A general line of goods to meet all your wants.
m
Armstrong
NEW SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS.
Wash Fabrics And Woolen Dress
Goods.
Staple And Fancy Groceries.
Shoes All Styles. And Sizes.
Wall Paper And Dorder.
Hardware, Etc.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes.
Agents for DEVOE & CO.'S PURE
LEAD & ZINC PAINTS.
W. & G. MITCHELL'S,
MILFORD, PA.
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 Expense.
For Sale Dy
A. Q. WALLAC,
Telephone Cell 62.
DO YOU EXPEPJ TO BUILD? THEN SEE
A. D. BROWN and SON,
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.
"BEST OF ALL FLOUR,"
FEED, MEAL,
BRAN, OATS,
and HAY.
When in need of -any
Hello to No. ')., or come to
SAWKILL MILL, MILFORD, PA
7
,
THE
SMOEMAN,
Call P J. 184.
Go.
Harford St., Milford, Pa