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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-07
EVERY GERMAN AMERICAN SHOULD READ THIS

erbalten. IS mar eaber bel Arbeitslo=
ligteit uno elm fhlehtes eSabr. sSn 1897
battea tlh iieiie Midrtte fir unieru glb=
Jap eefunoen. NIB uniere Musfubr
iiberifieg Die einfubr nm ca. 800 Will.
Dollars. IS CAB aIip inebr 9Gbeit uno
before 3eiten. sSn 1898 murben ca.
900 yfillionen Dollars uertb Yrpoutte
mebr atsgefiibrt als eingefiibrt, uuo
Die 0eihdfte bes gansen 2anhes bliibten
arf; es 1T nlebr Arbeit su iinosn ais
lett Sabren. uno 1898 marc elm autes
Sahr! IS eriorhert nnr cine ueiie Re
gierllng III Malbin9tpn, Tim inns Diele
quite Grit burd @rofmuns neusr Dans
oelsnlartte roh aui tueitere Sabre bin
su belpabrsn.
slber Die Ginfiibrun9 Der 2anblteuer
Tam Dem Solte i'll Der Ye;iebune uibts
niiBsn. Gas belireiten au1 Die Sano-
lteuer=Nsitatdren nibt. ipnbsru lie blei=
ben bel ibrer 9lnla9e BON nsllem ssa=
briten Il. I. ~ lieben. Nsue ssabritei,,
neue inouitrielle llnternebm,lngen, neue
6arnlsn pbne sleibseiti9en neuen MbIas=
MART lino aber TEN Segeu fir Yolf
ullo Sano, ionoeru ein Stud. lleber=
maBige YrDouttion pbne entipreben0e
aoniumption beoeutet cine ruinirinoe
&oniurrenS, Die in benz 8anterott Der
glermeren enoet. Arbeitsloiisteit foIet,
Sobnreoilttienen natiirlih aud, ale
Ereile fir ,}armprpoutie fallen, ebenlo
i'll anoersn 0sIbliten; Die fhletbten Sci
ten 1lno iule0er 0a, I'm iib in Eermas
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slrbsiter tam nod nidt einmal nab
Dent Yn9ree= Ylan als ,,Squattsr" eill
ulibebantss Got benuben uno Garioi=
1eln oarauf sieben, pbne ioiurt oen
Steilereinnsbmer nit ieii,er 81 mai cts
bobten 2anoiteuer butter lib Der su
baben.
Tas Gnoe oieler ialiden 3eIorm 1T
leibt eriihtlid. Die 2auoneuer= Naita-
loren lprshen es oNsn aug, imam leie
J. y, nus Den ,,Nsilsn Gatebismus"
in Der Seattle 3imes .ppm pierten No=
penlber oifles s5abrss), ndmlib Ginsisb=
ung allies yallbes burb ois Hsaieruna
uiio Nusmieihsn beslslten az Die 0ohit=
bietsioen. 9liIo cine complete Gepolll=
tion unerer gaiseu Gigentbumsoer=
bdltnlne i'll nod idllmmersm Wabe,
aie Die @oslalilien ss bsiiirmortsu.
gSenn trpb eielsr ollsnbaren S1dn-
llbteit Der Sanblteuer bisleIbe oeunod)
bon Der 6uiions=Yartsi uno ibren
2dnoloaiet ais cine HeIprm hefilrnor-
let uno Der Vsrlub gsnasbt into, biz
islbe benz 0olte unter aIlerlei ialid)en
8orlpdnben aufSubdngen, 70 benefit
bas, bab Die Gufions-Tartei, ibre 9ei-
ter uno Qauoibaten nitt oas aeLe bes
Sanbes I'M Muse baben, fonbern l,ur
ourh cine iogenaunte Aeiorm in bic
Asmter su tOmnlsn iudsn. Die 4blidt
1T 10 flar, oab jsoer irtsaisente MenIb
lie srteunsn tann. gaenn er aber bas
benz Staate uno Der Yspolisruna bro
benoe llebel ertannt bat, t!eibt ihm,
ais pfIihttreuem Silrger, MIR Elm Mit=
tel sur Ablpebr ilbrig, uub bas 1T. am
Wabltase iiir bic rspublitalliihen Gnn=
bloaien gu itimmsn, Die, bonn erlien
biz sum lesien, Die ialids 2anoiieler=
Helofm bst0mpIeu, iluo hssmeasn bic
untsrltiguns ailer sutssIinnten gilrs
ger bfaA'prlben uno neroisnen.
Statiiiifsr.
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY
M'ELROY'S CIRCULARS.
He Wants Individuals tn Deten1
Him OM the scare of Naples
DOmd Forfeiture.

District Attorney James +. McElroy:
evidently realizing that he needs several
hundred more votes to re-eiect him, has
addressed a circular TO few hundred vot-
ers concerning the forfeiture OF ex-CouDty
Treasurer Naples bond
Many Republicans have received copies
of this typewriter circular, all s.gned by
Mr. McElroy. He seems 10 beg individuals
10 aid him In his canvass. part OF tho
circular Is as follows:
Dear Sir While have not been direct
~ condemned for the failure TO bring suit
against Mr.. Maple and his bondsmen, en-
cepting in the report of the grand jury, 1t
IN being talked around by some people
opposed to my reelection that / have
shown favoritism In not bringing suit
against Mr.. Maple.
II trus, that You. so far as you are
able, will counteract any such private
charges against me. believe that 1 have
done my duty by the county in pursuing
the course l have done"
Hear the Hon. Webster Davis. the Henry
Clay OF the West at the Armory tonight.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-07

tomsat aiio iiir ben Arbeiter bel Der
yanbltfuer=3eiorm nitt beraus. llnD
billissrs Sebensnittel aud nifht. 0enn
Der 5arnler aebeiht nit1i nnm gSobl=
tbitn; IL tam Die 31mai erb0bte Sano=
lfs.lsr, pon Der nur Elm Sbeif bllr0 Die
Steusrireibeif Oct 0ebl,lbe nno bsf
Gerbelisrunsen erlpart ,piro, ,!idt aus
leIner Saide besablen, lonOern ibl1at
oisisibe auf feline 6arm=Prpoutte unb
pertauft Wilh. gier, Butter, 0iibner,
Sbusine, &artoiisl, aorn. Gbli uno
Semitic Den Nrbsitern uno alien anoern
geuten entipretbeno tbenrer, S.l isinem
eisenen aro6sn GerbruB, ba er BON
cielsm WsbrauIidlag ami feline Erslls
ablOlut aihts bat, iouoern Oenielben
III bic Steuertaiie besablsu mus, oafiir
lih absr nm 10 nebr absuallalem baben
oiirfts. Inn isiue tbsuereu Yrebutte 10
ihnell 81 nertau'tn, ipie frilher iu DEN
bililaeren Yrsilsn.
slber nit bislsr Muslidt auf Die benz
9lrbsiter uno alien aubefem unbsmittel-
ten 2euten l6iuer sur Gait fallenbe
Gertbeuerlng Der Mietbe llno gsbsnS=
mitiel 1T Der Sanoheuer &eiprmsr
ourdlaus nibt 9eiAldeen. Gr ladt
pielnlelr Den Seuten ms Weiisbt NIB
la9t: .Sa, oas perltehi Jbr nidt. lln=
ie,e ganbltsuer madt ia Die Soften
belier. ilioem lie Den lnbelteuertem,
reibea 2eutsn Die @sleaenbeit 9isbt.
tim 10 nebr 6abriten. Winen, GiIen=
babnen &C. ansulegeu, ip0burd Der Mr.
better nlsbr 9elbaftiguug uub before
2obns erbalten pirb!" 9luf oieier
ourhalls ialldsn Sose, Die aul elmer
oOlligen llnfsnntnib Der iuirtbibait=
lihsn GcrbaltnIlie uuO ginrihtuuaen
Der Ger. Staatsn bsrubt, balirt iib TAFT
Die sanse San0lteuer=Sbsoris
9Ser Die Siatiliit oes yamDes All
3a!he siebt, miro oort lsrnen, oa6 Die
Soften, i'll oeHeu Die Ser. Staeien nitt
Nabrisell, Minsu uno auoere iuoulirielle
unternsbmunaell 9enus fir nllere Be
pniferlln9 belaBeit. lauglt perl1munoeB
inn. Sdou in 1880 proousirte bas
Tplt Oer Ser. Stnaten ooppelt 10 piel
SertaulapIp0utts, pie CO i'm StanOe
iuar. III einem Sabre i'll pertauien. Su
1881 uar balielbe Der ,sau. lluler
erporigelhalt mar oaHais 81 uuss=
ni'eeHo, Tim uuieren llebsffiug naA
anben bin Gbsuliibren; Die gSaarell=
hallier uRo ,Speider uaren liberflillt;
Der AblaB ltodts; ellle 6abrif na0 Der
anoern ihloB ibre Sbiirsil; Sobnreollt=
tlpuen lmo Observation-Disclosures marsn
GIL Der Saassoronung; SahlreIds Streits
iila1ten bic Gage nod ihlimmer, unb
ss oauerte Sabre, biz i,ah Dem Muf-
bra,he oss lleberIluiies Der Sabre 1880
uno 1891. Die 3eitsn ,piebsr better wilr=
ben. 9lber ibon mad turser 3eii Cab
ss osnielbsn llsberIlub an Gertauis=
gsgenIi1noen, uno oielslbs1l ihieften
3eitsn. Gann ting oas 6eidrei nah
mebr 8slo al. Is fehlte aber uitt
an Helo I'M Sanos. ss fehlie aud nibt
Gil Vrooulten allsr slri; ipnosrn mir
proeuSirten 81 piel, mas mir
IL DIT pertdu en- tpRmten.
Eas 8egeniheil erieheH mir aus ben
leBien : Sahren. Sn 1896 betrug Der
lleberltuB unlsrer Grporiailpn ilber Die
ein'uhr MIR "a. 100 gRilionen Sol.
lar*, niht asnug. Inn un|sre sSabrteu
Hno Snoultrien in poi.sm ganss 81
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u. S. Soldier
Wounded In the Arm In the Battle Of
San Juan
His Rapid Recovery Was Due 70
Hoods Sarsapariiia.

Private George II. Cooper. Company q.
18th II. 9. Infantry. Washington Barracks,
Washington. ID. G., writes az follows:
I'm the charge UP San Juan HIN was
wounded In the arm by a Sp9nish bullet.
Owing TO the crowded condition Of the
hospital at Siboney ] IA not receive the
necessary treatment until We embarked
for America. At Fort MePhsFsen Ga.
when the physician removed the pieces Of
brass shell he said IL IL was not for my
good rich blood and robsst heath blood
poisoning would have taken place. / SAID
owed IL all to Hoods Sarsaparila which
/ had taken 10 keep my blood pure. Others
who ha3 taken Hoods sarsapsrlla SEEM
eA proof against heat and fasiguer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-07
MEN POLITICAL cAIEcH|SM.
Sophistries of Single Tax Receive
Correction.
QUESTION FULLY DISCUSSED.

Heaviest Sufferers by Single Tax
gagged Land to Improve Ii and
Those Who Own Their Homes
What Would Happen if the state
Owned the Land Under single Tax
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III AGAINST SINGLE TAX.
opinions of Representative lMen
on the Amendment.
lNJusT AND ,neov,TAeLE.

Baic Foundation On Which All
Commercial Prosperity Mast
Rest Would Ne Destroyed-No
Special List Of Men Seiectea-in-
te1vtews with Citizens Am tssi-
0os Walks of Life Have bat one
Tone-~Stngie Tax Wo"s" ne
Hsinous--Aeans ke*"iosi"" Oh
Inaustrfal and Political Methods.
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Is Americas Greatest Medicine Sold ~
ali druggists. s. slx for S. Re sure 10 get
Hoods.
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MisA Mckinney Miss True aud Miss
Whittier will sing patriotic airs at the
Armory tonight.
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unndse Ollie are tho only pills 20
uhVUO I IlsS take with Hoods Sar-
saparllia.
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J. aa : NcNtf4a. Ro>Ae Bar}4a--r think
s.ns-e tsx S ftse g2oSt pegp;tsoas Ana aan-
Aes9Gs slgStTtEs tha people - shEx ss~fa
Fe1ld possibly eTscQGTasgs. IL Is = sssss4ss.;
taat Is nos 49, iets<osa hy tSe hosRe oafs :,
q. * st%F* ~ Us dangerous >4SfN@et- tfas
tAAf asAns a.. V9te Ns$sa5u. ret.lzEGS .sgt
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great corporations and hard dow 10 tae
individuals Of medium circumstances WnG
have Invested .nes~ earnings II land.
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Hear the Hon. Webster Davis. the Henri
Clay OF the West. at the Armory tonight
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Continued On Page Seven
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j. NJ Golm4a-I ann strongly opposed to
tie single TAX. TX would hurt the best
interests u TIE city and OF the state. Even
the submission Of the proposed amendment
would drive capital away from us and
rep@l investors whose eyes are now turned
this way. No grayer commercial disaster
could nefal our people just Row.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-07

Superintendent vf Water an8 Lighting
g. II YoUUgS The proaessl4on siraxes r,s4
IS being inafdfeStsx unjust Sssy two OWE
lot each In shv business part ~ tne r.ty
Ssde by sisie one owner * aesithS aYH
SSsnii-fs hNtsi a0 hss lot thereby saAaecsf..
ssAe NaIue u she adjoining Ias asd sacre.s
sag shs' seN&steR, T1se mar s.Ao eas.ot : T.
Sefd e. tes.5t a 0cte} sssXS Re xzpSe LAX A.
eis wsaAHy~ Hels}.et~ Farmers tAs4ns ~.
Nsavisss Hand ownerx ~ae1lt - taxed as.E ;,
81 proportion TIE railroads Mau2z Is \
Srrcat extent csSane il sir5kcs me tAss Ia
$snefal single tax WpglS &c = haun g.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-07

J. & Goldsmith, manager Of the grocery
Department og Sea " t5acher BToS.-I am
rct in favor OF the single tax While /
haze aeysr read il detail the hteratEe %
rhfs gssrro ,usar branch ef ECONOMICS. know
enough OF e 10 satisfy me that lis adoption
wsad resuir in no good 70 the business in
serests Of the city Of Seattle and the atate
~ Washington.
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HAT Is why | 10 not favor Il. t<llss. l,s
me taxation Of every man according 4.
fss means and single TAX - rot thaf rsren-
Srsy Is MIA; .Aopia NJ taxed and ~has.
+. say property saesn fssF@oa8i ~ we'll as
zeal estate. A mas wealth IS nat sStI-
Nsate4 alone ~ shs faed ~ owns hut Av
SIS holdings in property ~ az kinds Tia
ssoTaeu of tsxarton slg0ul& fall Where i
San 81 uaesl lgAtit Borne
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= ". Y. Rlnehar,--I am opposed 10 slnsig
rrax because II Is contrary 10 all theory Of
faxation as levied bv the government IN
She past and I am not IN favor % axt.ss!-
0nents- I; would gus the burden 81 taxa.
oon on a class of Ieofls H9t accustomed
Ind unable - bear such a burden. /;
mould interfere With tue titles 50 our
vonieS ard practically destroy What ar,
eople have regarded a. property
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-03-03
Sterling Run Letter.

Benz. Dayton, Orlow Smith, j. II. Darrin, L.
Lord w. e. Devling, VIM. Stevens and Jos
Klsse!l are attending court as jurors this week.
Nearly all of our citizens are attending court
this week. either as witnesses or jurors.
The new mail service went into effect on the
2Sth giving one more mail day.
Miss Della Derr is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Carrie Smith, for a short time.
Judge Smith is slowly improving, but not able
to be around yet.
Rev. NJ. G. Piper will preach his farewell SER
mon, March 18th, before going to conference.
Rev. S. Ebersole has been suffering with q
severe attack Of pneumonia but is some better at
present writing.
The Ladies Aid festival on Friday evening
netted them about S33. Notwithstanding the
hard times.
a. w Mason has sold his lumber on the bank
to Williams & FOrsman, of Williamsport. He
will only cut it in logs and run them to Drift
wood.
Squire Whiting was called to Chas. Williams
on Mason Hill Sunday, where he united VIM.
Miller and Miss Lizzie Ives for better or for
worse. We wish you good luck, Will.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-03-03
LOCAL. DEPARTMENT.

The Loss of the BattIeship Maine at Havana.
Far away from their homes in Cuban grave,
Our heroes are silently sleeping;
While round the old homestead are many beloved,
Who are silently, bitterly weeping.
Mid the roar of the battle did the heroes go down?
Nay! Peace was the banner unfurled;
Till laundering roar, a flash in the gloom,
And the Maine to the bottom was hurled.
The ship lay at anchor her crew was at rest,
Save the watch, !" meath the tropical sky?
No token of danger to herald their DOOM
Not word, not tear, pot sigh
Like a bolt from Inferno hurled but too well,
Satanic destruction it wrought;
The glance ofa eye, the draught of a breath,
Like flash of the lightning thought
Was it an accident caused from Within
Or some bastard without, laid the train
That took from Columbia the gallant the brave,
And sent to the bottom our Maine?
She was riven apart by the demon of death,
MANS noblest achievement in steel;
We shrink to condemn, or say twas foe,
While the hand of his friendship we feel.
If the blow has been struck by traitorous hand,
God have mercy, is all implore;
Fair Cuba shall stride IN the ranks of the free
And peace grace her evergreen shore.
Mid the pomp of the tyrant we laid them at rest,
Knowing well that their spirits were free;
Their warfare is o'er they have answered roll call,
Been discharged by deaths liberty.
Mourn for the brave, Columbia's brave sons,
Who died in the mystery of night;
The noble, the free, the gallant, the bold,
The champions of justice and right.
Let the truth be all told, let justice be done,
lfa traitor has worked us this pain;
"To arms!" be the call, sweep the tyrants down,
May our loss be the patriots gain.
JAMES CASSELS.
Cameron, Pa, Feb. 18th, 1898.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-03-03
Fs-
The Surprise OF All.

Mr. James Jones, of the drug firm OF
Jones n son, SoWdeH, N lli, IN speak,hng
last winter his wife was attacked with
La Grippe, and her case grew SO seri-
Gus that physicians at Cowden and Pa
ma could do nothing for her. 1t seem
ed to develop into hasty consumption.
Having DR. Kings New Discovery in
store, and selling lots of it, he took a
bottle home, and to the surprise of all
began to get better from first dose, and
halt dozen bottles cured her sound and
well. DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs, and Colds is
guaranteed to do this good work. Try
it. Free trial bottles at L. Taggart's.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-03-03
CHARTER NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that an application
y will be made to the Governor of Pennsylva-
Day, r. p. Heilman f. X. Blumle, ellis Bliss.
Grant S. Wiley, D. Burlingame. G. c. Fay and
act to provide for the Incorporation and regula-
ton of certain corporations" approved April
29th, 1874, and the supplements thereto, for the
charter of an intended corp Grafton to be called
Emporium Creamery Company, the character
and object of which for the purpose of manu-
featuring butter, ice cream cheese and all goods
or commodities manufactured from cream or
milk, and the transacting of all business
connected with a creamery, and for these pur-
poses to have, possess, and enjoy all the rights,
benefits, and privileges of said act of Assembly
and supplements thereto -
J. C. JOHNSON,
b. w. GREEN,
Solicitors.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-03-03

w. o. Mankey returned home last
Sunday.
Morgan Evans is threatened with
typhoid fever.
Miss Name Logan is visiting friends
in williamsport.
Geo. Taggart has returned home
from Philadelphia.
Geo. Crawford, of Sizerville, was in
town Wednesday.
T. H. Norris, of Sterling Run, was
in town on Monday.
Joseph Housler, of Lock Haven, was
in town last Saturday.
Mr.. Thos. Trotter visited Mr. Rhodes
at Cameron last Saturday.
Troxell Fulton, of Sterling Run, was
attending court this week.
Mifs Jennie Dougherty returned
Wednesday from visit to Austin.
Judge Bonham is out again, almost
recovered from his painful illness.
Mr.. w. S. Walkers little daughter
has been seriously i'll the past week
Mrs. Stella E. Hamilton is visiting
her father, S. E. Huff at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Rendt returned
last Friday from Greenwood, Y.
Ray Dininny came down from Kane
to spend few days with his mother.
Hon. L. Taggart, who has been very
sick for a couple of weeks, is improving
Attorneys Jones and WINNER, of
ST. Marys attended court here this week.
Y. A. Brooks, II. IL. Swank and son,
of fSinnemahoning, were in town this week.
L. H. Gregory and family have
moved into Jno. Coyle's Fourth street house.
Sam Cameron came down from Kane
on Thursday last, to visit friends for few days.
VIM. Lytle and Mrs. Bell Letterman,
of Lamont, Pa, were attending court here this
week.
Postmaster Lewis, of Sterling Run,
attended court on Monday. He called to see the
PRESS.
S. w. Nyce, of Dents Run, was in
Emporium on Tuesday and paid his respects to
the PRESS.
John McMillen, of Benefits Branch,
attended court on Monday and shook hands
with friends
A. I'll. Jones, ofShippen, was in town
on Tuesday and called to renew his PRESS for
another year.
Mr. Neal McInnes and bride, of
Pittsburg, guests of A. McInnes and family,
at this place.
! Miss Alice Wright, of Remove, came
up on Friday and visited It. f. More and wife
over Sunday
E. G. Dawson, w. N. Y. & p. freight
and ticket agent was a caller at the Press sane
tum on Monday
/ Mrs. DR.. Wilson, of st. Marys, at
tended the funeral of Miss Hattie Erhard, at this
place, on Tuesday
! Mrs. p. J. Bloom was called to Erie
on Thursday last, on account of the illness of her
niece, Hattie Erhard
Miss Evoline Ayers, of Fillmore, N.
! Y, is visiting in town, guest of Mr. and Mrs F.
! w. Ayers, on Fifth street.
Gregg Bailey, of the Driftwood
| Gazette, accomompaned by Mr.. Brooks, are
/ attending court this week.
Geo. Van Lew, G. English, VIM.
! Hamilton, A. j. Mix, of Driftwood, were in at
tendance at court this week.
/ Misses Gertrude and Ada Bartron
and Mr.. Orla Bartron, of Austin, visited Empo-
/ rum friends, on Wednesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hackenberg, OF
Austin, visited Judge Bonham and family, last
Friday. They had visited Erie.
We regret to learn of the serious i'll
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-03-03
Opera House for Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale at rea-
sonable terms, the Emporium Opera
House, good solid square timber, sub
stantially built building, size 5Ox130,
seating capacity of 1000; good stage
fully equipped for travelling companies.
Apply to
j. w. CLARKE, Manager.
Emporium, Pa. 39-l5tf.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-03-03
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the co-partner-
y shin heretofore existing between S. f.
Murry, +. p. Rent, and f p. Strayer, under the
firm name of Murry, Rentz & Strayer, doing
business, has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent The business will be con-
Quoted by S. E. Murry, who will pay all debts of
said firm and receive al! monies due.
Sc MURRY,
F. p. RENTZ.
F.P. STRAYER,
Emporium, Pa Jan. 9th, 1S9S.-51-3t
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-03-03
For Sale.

/ offer for sale at a bargain, one
team of dark bay work horses, six
years old. Also several driving
horses. Will exchange horses for new
milch cows.
51-3t. CHAS. Fry.
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Free Pills.

Send your address to II. E. Bucklen
& Co., Chicago, and get free sample
box Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you of their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure of
Constipation and Sick Headache. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed to be perfectly free from
every deleterous substance and to
be purely vegetable. They do
not weaken in their action, but by Civ
ing tone to stomach and bowels great
ly invigorate the system. Regular size
% cents per box. Sold by l.. Taggart.
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I'M. ROBERTSON, Rector.

Notice the immense bargains in
clothing at N. Seger's. All winter goods going
at sacrifice to make room for the finest line of
spring and summer goods that ever came into
Emporium.
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Headquarters w. c., No. ss2, p. o. s. of A..
Emporium Pa, Feb. 2Sth, 1898.
WHEREAS, The President of the
United States has been insulted by Minister De
LONE, of Spain and at various times Old Glory
has also been insulted and detied.
ResolUed, We, the members of w. c.. No. 3S2,
p. o. S. of A., tender the services of the Camp to
President Mckinley in defense of Old Glory and
Nations honor. The above una nj
mouSly adopted.
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Emmanuel Church.

Confirmation service on Saturday
evening, March 5th, at 700 O'Clock. Holy Com
munion, Sunday morning at 7:3O Also the usual
monthly celebration at HOO O'Clock. The offer
ings on Saturday evening and Sunday morning
first ceebration) win be for the Bishops Charity
Fund.
L NJ RORERTSON Rector
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BUFFALO, ROCHESTER, & PITTSBURGH
ID RAILWAY

THE SHORT LINE BETWEEN BUFFALO, ROCHESTER
SALAMANCA RIDGwAY, DUBOIS, PUNxsUTAw-
NEY, AND ALL POINTS IN THE NORTH
EAST AND WEST.
On and after Nov. 25, 1894, passenger trains will
depart from Johnsonburg daily except Sunday,
as follows
1890 a. Accommodation, for Mt. .Jewett Brad
ford and intermediate stations.
8:5S a. INSTRUMENTATION, for Ridgway, Brock
wayville, Dubois and Punxsutawney.
1920 u. m. .-Roch ester Mail for Mt. Jewett, Brad
ford, Salamanca, Buffalo and Rochester.
3:35 p, m.-Mail, for Ridgway Brockwayville, ,Du-
Bois, Punxsutawney and intermediate stations.
3:55 p. INSTRUMENTATION for Mt Jewett Brad
ford and intermediate stations.
Thousand mile tickets good for passage be.
tweenall stations at two cents per mile.
r. G.. MATHEWS, Gen. Supt..
Rochester, N. Y.
EDWARD G, LAPEY, Gen. Pass. Agt.,
Rochester. N