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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-23

p. s. Mcdonald. Jas FOgnry, Ii. s. WHIT
moro. James b Marmion: IAN IS Charlto-...g
STATE or TEXAS
the following named persons do hereby as
sociate themselves in limited partnersnip
under and in accordance with the llt'e
IXXVI Revised Statutes OF 1875, OF tue
State OF Texas with all of the powers, obi
cations and duties named in SAID chapter
to-wt:
w Neville q NJ. Inman, Walter Hunnewth,
Alfred r. Weld. Edward NJ Weld, James r.
McUowan Edward V. Cary. and William
Amory. Cd.
/. The name under which said Unite
partnership is to be known and conducted
shall be Weld G. Neville.
2. The general nature OF the business Oh
said limited partnership is to be that OF ouy-
ing and selling cotton, in the seed or glnneu,
In bulk or in any FORM and cotton seed, anu
OF ginning and COMPRISING cotton by any
process or processes, aud with plants or
machinery owned, leased, or operated under
ans form of contract.
3. The names and residences OF the gem
eral partners in said firm are as foIiows'
stephen NJ. Weld. Dedhnm, Massachusetts
Charles w. Ide. New York, New York
George w. Neville, Houston Texas Alfred
r. Weld Dedham, Massachusetts, Edward
NJ. Weld, Dedhnm, Massachusetts; James #.
MCGOWAN. Augusta. Georgia
The names aud residences OF the spscia'
partners are as follows
S. NJ. Inmnn New York. New YORK; Wal
ter Hunnewell, Wellesley, Massachusetts
1uWaru Aa' i,a.,i, i,,sssachusetfs
"n'i mn A,o,S, ~, e@itai which each of
ne aiiu ,., W b, rnrtribnted tn th a
saiu speciaL haI.he ~. , III .''' w
uonlhIon , s,och - ~ h,,ndrs, thousand dol
-, 10 t,,h M nao 90, VII Jtr-n ayeu one
inis tsio.,uvu,Vu , 49, ,sioo ooo 10, VII
, ,iuui ~ 49,, % ar tboI,aand doliars $50.
nn 6iI ooi EsSs,r5 carV one hundred and
60, ,t,,,,,s.r,a 1oi,ore is,5o non o0o
my ,hous'ila uo,'a'S ahnva named
Anu Tue se ti d, ~ nv ,,,,r,or ,orE IN a
naNe uuh l lp liza -" ma 3nuentveve thou.
sun W IN, u.e ~ o S an
sinu roluIs ISI-o,y I; t-o+,, formed COM
nc pd ~, ali' ~ rst' dat, 81 ruIy iSee and
.llerGqs oa IN sne M Ar, ,,av of Iulv 19OD n
terminates on '"' "'s' ""S vi So
h1un. .u. ..,a. .,t- snyante.ntb nay
"r,neSs' 'uI 500 on ,his and fourteen
" 1uiIcii T., t =, ,t -, VA $40
o'her originals thereS Ste,ho, NJ Weld
s 5,ep'e ~ II IA
ShIs. r, iunesw
49, p Weid
Tt;ivte ~ n,nrv Cd
NV ~ Na,,;iiyo 49,
y ~ corv
\, Ia,
So, ~, a d' ~ y,yo,a
BY His Attorney. Felix Rackemann.
James T. McGowan,
BY His Attorney. Felix Rackemnnn.
Each OF the above parties has properly
tim gnrpuofntg n anC
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ALWAYS ON HAND--When you want an all
heart cypress cistern. dandy windmill
simplicity beehive. furnishing and repairing
an kinds gin and steam machinery. come
or write and be convinced. A. Eidelbaeh.
TlntQufa Texas.
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FOR SALE--Three iine ST Bernard dogs. one
male "a prize winner. and two females all
registered. no finer stock In the South.
Address Highland Kennels, Galveston. Tex.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-one second hand cut un.
der surrey. in good condition. becn painted
class condition Mosehart keller's shop.
Franklin and Caroline. 26
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FREE--Two beautiful live goldfish and globe
with every bottle OF Or. Rudolph's Tonic.
the great blood purifier, liver, kidney and
dyspepsia cure. For sale at the drug stores
OF A. Z. Kieslng, L, +. Schmidt, ]. Burg
helm, A. s. coons, II. p. Noland, Houston.
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s25, 900 TO LOAN at Z per cent venom s', 4
notes on improved city proper" r, 49,
will advance money to pay tahes'
& Ideson, 212 Fanpin street,
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DIR. ROWLAND gives private readings by
cards. Soc spirit power 81, palmist!y ana
gstrolosy, 81; test circles Monday Weunes-
day. Saturday nights, 25c; he has no equal !;
AIS CarnlIne streel. 81
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FINANCIAL.

STRAIGHT loans made quick; none! ", 4
tied; any one wanting to build, inp s,,ts
take up liens on city properly. " -, ,ss
tc borrow on improved farm lanos y, n
property anywhere in Texas, cal XXI \
time and lowest rate OF interest," ANs \
John w. Holland. 2O6la Main street J.
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LADIES-Our preventive positively relieves
longest and most obstinate cases In tvs
daye; safe. sure and effective under any aud
ali conditions; SO powerful 1t never falls 10
bring desired results; one box always sufii-
Client: price ST. For particulars address Lse
"a
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SOMETHING FOR FLOOD SUFFERERS
Mexican June corn: it will mature in ninety
DAYS trom time planted, thriyes best Ia hot
weather, and makes without rain: at 81 90
per bushel. Fer sale by u. j. NJ. Hopkins,
Rockdale. Texas. q
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FOR SAILS Sorghum and mllct seeds Write
or wire Tor prices. Yates Produce Co. Hous-
ton Texas "a
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FOR SALE CHEAP-D Diamonds: One diamond
stud weight over four karats. worth s425.00
for $500. 90: one set In exceptionally hand
some ring. worth $3.50. 90. for 90. Both
stones full of fire and perfect. Will ship
TO your bank and allow inspection. Ad
dress Postofhce Box 575. Houston. %
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY. STU

srRAYED OR sToLEN-Fro% ny ~; ~ !,
White: tags in ears, so5s and 81 J, " II q
starksville. Miss. will pay reS ~shsrsabsss
information leading to ner ~
r III KeyWOrtl.
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SECONDHAND TYpEWRITERs. all makes.
from s25 90 to 90. guaranteed to be In
perfect order
j, j Pastoriza Ptg, 4 Litho. Co. Hous-
ton. Texas. II
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THE Massey Business College orfers cxcep-
tonal opportunities to young men and wo-
men desiring to better ut themselves for
usefulness in the business world. II you are
contemplating taking course In book
keeping, shorthand or English, now rs the
best time to begin Call or write for oircu-
lars Mason block Houston. Texas. II
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sTORAGE-We have the largest n ~. ssuys
the city, free from rats ana mi'ss 7; Sss4
rates. liberal advances mace = IN M
Houston Moving and Storage W. ~
street.
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WE, the undersigned horseshoors OF Houston.
members of the NJ. II. n. a. No 49, owing
compelled to raise the price of shoeing 70
81. 30 from August /. Frank Eller, L. IL.
ottman. II. NJ. Ramsey. L. korn James Nc
Russell Mosahart a Keller G. w. Rooney
p. S. Mcdonald. JAS Fogarty, II. s. Whit
more. James b. Marmion. lam as Charlton.3o
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T. LNs. FERNS and choice plants at req
sonable prices. a trial order solicited Phone
lN4h. Kerr's Green House. Is
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q. HOENCKE. magnetic healer; established
1879: residence, 1904 Smith street. corner
\ Dallas ayenus; best q city references. Wnon
sfamp-l '.le rs II
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wants an uni,,ss ~ -
board for himself ana W. -
months old In private fsip,nt. .
day or Tuesday. COLT WSA 3
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DETECTIVE AGENCY = Trtin,ipsi Ints.s
furnished for civil and crilrssrcpl 81,
tons. reasonable rates, Gv Ny 10.
licited. James McCane' w
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BOARD AND ROOF 49,

s. o. COTTON Z BRO MA sisst 2.
Agents and Adjusters. " Ms.s. s>Sss
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sTOLEN-From 22l9 Westminster morts
and white setter female pup ,onnd w 4
party In whose possessioS ,aw: Sju MI
prosecuted to full extent VI y
for thief j. Catgano. ri
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YOUNG GENTLE HORSE and harness and
handsome phaeton: good as now. Apply sV3
san ,Iacinto street ~
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WILCOX Compound Tansy Pills. the only
reliable female regulator; never faiis pliee,
$500 by mail Write for Wonans Safe
guard free. Wilcox Medicine Co., S29 n.
18th street Philadephia Pa.
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FOR RENT.

CNE nicely furnished south loom for gontls
nhn; two unfnrnished connecting rooms Tor
Light housekeeping to couple without chill
Gren. Apply ia Crawford %
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PERSONAL.

A LADY formerly OF Houston, Texas. now IN
millinery business will take position In mil
linery department In the South or West;
thoroughly capable OF taking full charge;
references from four leading wholesale
houses. Broadway, aud importing house on
Fifth av. New York City. Address Mrs.
A. Parke. care NJ. Collver. 50 West gath
street New York City, N. Y. 7-2s
DEwEY's Two-sTEP, by Marcel. only 10
cents. National Supply Co., Galveston,
Texps "A
A. d. r. MESSENGER, to deliver notes. par
cells and dis,Sib,te r.rcui,rs; open night and
day; 204 Khan building: rhone $50 II
BARGAINS IN P1ANoS--we offer liberal
cut in prices for the next sixty days; any
piano IN the house at s25 on regular price
divers Music House. II
WE ARE Headquarters for tents. awninGs.
flags etc: send for price. Kattmann h
Kneelane. Houston. Texas II
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sTRAYED OR sToLEN-ons s M, riD y
branded XXI on left shoulder; om,sSs.i; y!
over 1t on right hip; wnite ,uw,ned " 7 =
all around. SiJ reward u nrue
Hennessy. o709 Mckinney aVep1s. 80
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IREsCRIPTIoNs filled correctly of purest
erugs; delivered free; charges low; phone
No 3Si. Lcwyns Drug Store, corner Main
and Preston. ~
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PHAETON AND HARNESS, $22. 80. Room 3.
over Houston National bank. "a
PRESERVING PEARs--Fine LIE Conte pears.
fresh from the trees delivered for 15c per
bushel. Drop card to p. o. Box 22i. and
pears will be delivered at once. q
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2O4 204 2Oi. 204 MILAN STREET is the place
to get your furniture and stoves repaired. ~
ANY ONE can learn hypnotsm and magnetic
healing; classes being formed now; practi-
cal exempliications at oach lesson; terms So.
special rates for private lessons Adore ss
HYnnnt this Office. -
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FOR RENT-Two rooms one FURNISHED and
the other unfurnshed with or wtnout
board: modern convenienees. References.
sos Polk avenue. "a
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! Or ShLE--A comparatively new phaeton IA
perfect condition at bargain. ABBY
sandherEs Livery Stable. No. 7l3 Prairie
avenue. e
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+. CHIMENE, the furniture mover. packer
and repairer and glass resiiNer. understands
now to move YOU and guarantees his work;
has the largest furniture vans, finest storage
house for less money than any one, loan
money on goods stored charge no interest;
office 1914 Congress avenue. phone 1853, +.
Chimene agent. %
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby given that a special meet.
ing OF the stockholders of the Hook and
Ladder Loan Co. is called to convene at th'
office of the Planters and Mechanics ps ann
I'm Houston. Texas. on Friday. July IS. 1893.
at s o'clock D. m. G.. A. Brandt. secretary.
o. c.. Drew president 20
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FOR LEASE-Block a and southwest corner
block 30, Noble addition. near Houston East
and West railway; suitable for wood or coal
yard. Address W. ]. Aubert!n, guardian,
l70l Montgomery avenue, city. II
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DIR VIM A. BoXELL. Physician ana Sur.
geon. and Specialist in chronic. nervous ana
sexual diseases and diseases OF women, Al
cohol habit cured at home by mall Moore
Burnett building, Houston. Texas q
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WoMhN'S WELFARE within her own con
troll greatest blessing vet discovered for
ladies'. sealed particulars Tree Address
Iauvre CO. Hearst building. San Francisco,
l.nny nEerts Mnnted.
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s.. 90 REWARD for one PONY iroin IN
ii hands high. branded LIN o. ~ fsvs'a 1
Deliver 3412 Commerce anu
p, Craig Jr. K Co,
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THE LAW firm OF C. e. G A. E. Holdings
fielder have moved their offices TO room ~.
In Cam hullalug ST.
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ACCoRDEoNS, s5c and upwards.
Guitars. 81 10 aud upwards.
MaDdoins sl.75 and upwards.
Sheet Music. half price
Pianos, oTSans, ETC.. at reasonable prices
and terms.
Mail orders for banjo. guitar, mandolin and
violin strings: spcks. pegs, bridges, patent
heads, ETC., promptly filled. Grunewalds
Music House 23
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FOR RENT.

THREE NICELY FURNISHED rooms. to.
gether or separate. close in; gas and bath.
Private family; no children; terms reason
able. 1000 Milan. corner Mckinney. %
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ICE. ICE-Pure artesian ice made by Hous-
ton Packing Co. soc per hundred: loo, %
pounds; delivered. Houston Fuel aud Ice
Co. Phone 500: office 1914 Congress ave.
Il. Chimene agent, %
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FOR SALE--One fne oak folding bed French
mirror. with moss mattress fine spring and
folding testers. $50 90; two china closets,
500 and $3.50. cook stoves from 81 % up,
good sewing machines. $500 up: gasoline
stoves have taken tumble Call and net
prices. Bowl and pitchers. SIC; tumblers.
l5c. 20c. 25c SOC set; plates 25c and S5c set.
We sell everything on easy payments.
Thompson Supply House. PA and ZIG Lon-
isiana street. ~
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sTRAYED-Jersey heller cat "a: ~ 2
b4 fnt eea Stripes nna o. above sS each sys A.
on each hin: rather lengthy; p ~ Y,
order, upper lip Is black: ~ rsvslt.<>
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10 PER MONTH-From july We VIII treat
Z all diseases. chronic or acute, male or fe-
male troubles OF every description. including
& medicine, electrical. vapor. sulphur or any
other baths and msssass treatment. a s sio,oo
& ali over the State to tell people what We
!, have. and what we don't have. Our instru-
"a Of the latest improvements. DO not fail
"a come and see for yourself. Consultation.
E & ray Or any other examination free OF
charRe Drs: Warner & Baifour. Moore 4
8 0urneft building, "a, 20
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WILLIAMS STANDARD TYPEWHIFEk-
Most durable, speediest. best; sscond nnId
machines, all makes. L. Alban wright
General Agent No. 9i Main, Dallas.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Natlonal cash register. cheap
retiring from business. Address 622s. tbil
office S.
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Chnnge. ]. ,. Furry, iii UUNBTtsE. 81
OUR second hand ice boxes and refrigerators
must he closed out we have seventy-oue
left: all sizes; good as new. $3.50 to 81 30.
Country orders Will receive prompt atten-
ton. Greenberg's ia Preston %
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County of Harris--This is to certify thn'
the following named persons do hereby as
sociate themselves in a limited partnership
INV Revised Statutes OF 1895 of the
State OF Texas, with all of the powers, ooli-
cations and duties named in said chapter
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS. with OF
without board 900 Louisiana street. %
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LosT-one span Of iron bridge h.,sl ~
Is feet roadway; painted RED; p nuss "
for information OF same.
Bridge Co.. Bryan, Texas. ~
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FOR SALE CHEAP-one large oak rofrig-
orator capacity for bar room or drug store
Apply No. 400 Bin5 building. y
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-05-18
ALL AROUND THE COUNTY.
Gardeau.
Gardeau.
Rev. f. G. Sleep has a new horse.


Rev. f. G.. Sleep has a new horse.
Miss Lucy Lannin has returned to
Austin.
Smith Whitman has taken large
bark job.
Ed. Fairchild had business in EN-
porium last week.
Geo. Alder has turned farmer.
Good for you George.
Miss Stachie Pender is visiting
friends in Emporium.
Our junk dealers are sporting a
fine pair of grey ponies.
Miss Stella Bowen closed her school
at Lewis on Thursday last
Miss Carrie Pickett has accepted
situation at Port Allegany.
John Parquet has accepted situation
in w. B. Moore's camp as cook.
Some of our young ladies sport the
rod and line, but not many fish.
Mrs. F. G. Sleep, we are sorry to
hear does not improve very fast.
J. w. Parker and A. G. Beeman
made Sizerville visit on Monday.
Two young ladies were caught TAX
ing flowers the other evening. Look
out girls.
Mr.. E. Muzrall had the misfortune
to lose a valuable horse last Friday
morning.
Mrs. Yager and daughters Lily and
Nellie, of Austin, are visiting at Mr..
w. Haynes.
II. II. Dodge, our supervisor has con-
structed bridge at Half Mile. Harry
is all o. K.
Mrs. Reid who has been employed by
Mr.. Edward Mu zrall, has gone to Port
Allegany.
All smiles, girl baby made her ap-
pearance at the residence of f. K.
thinner last week.
Our church is receiving a coat of
soap and water. DR.. Beeman has been
appointed sexton.
Miss Charlotte Bush, of Austin, made
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bush visit last week.
Miss Eva DeGaler closed her school
at this place by giving a picnic in
Parker's grove on Monday.
Ira Ayers and family, Mrs. Covert
and James Lane, of Sizerville made us
a pleasant call Sunday last.
Ex.Judge Warner, of Emporium was
seen on our streets last Friday. He
looks as hale and hearty as ever.
Miss Katie Flynn, of Emporium, land
her sister Mrs. Jennie McManigal, of
Lock Haven, were visiting friends at
this place last week.
Robert Barnes. of Grenere, has moved
his family in the third ward. Mr..
Barns is contemplating trip to the
state of Washington.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-05-18
mill is doing good business with VIM.

mill is doing good business with VIM.
Lytle at the wheel.
The new enterprise that is about to
start at this place will give employ
ment to good many working people,
more than is employed here at present.
We all feel good over the start that has
been made. believe the location has
not been decided upon at present
writing, but in all probability it will be
located at Wyside.
The liars club is flourishing and is
taking in new members. Harry Deck
er is coming to the front very fast and
should he continue to improve, he will
be elected high mucky muck next term.
Pap Blodget, Beldin and Hanscom
have to take back seat; Geore r.
Shafer is nowhere. George Decker can
spin them so fast that Jesse Michalls
don't get any chance to show the club
what he is good for. Metzger never
told a lie in his life, so he was excused
from further attendance. Chas. Coun-
Gil makes good member, only a little
too modest to spin a good one. Some
Of the charter members are arranging
to take their annual fishing trip on the
Fourth of July. You may look TOR a
few samples of our fish and snake
stories after our return and probably
mess of bass if John Logue stays with
in bounds. He is our "right bower"
on these trips. FIDE.
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Whooping Cough.

| had little boy who was nearly
dead from an attack of whooping
cough. My neighbors recommended
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. l did
not think that any medicine would
help him, but after giving him a few
doses of that medicine l noticed an i'm
provement, and one bottle cured him
entirely. 1t is the best cough medicine
] ever had in the house. u. L. MOORE,
South Curgettstown, Pa. For sale by
J.. Taggart. may
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-05-18

Harry Minard has been visiting
friends in this section for several days.
c. d. Osterhout, of Ridgway, was
registered at the Warner House yester-
day.
Hon. Sol. Ross, of Wharton, Pa,
transacted business in Emporium on
Monday.
II. j. Darren, of Sterling Run was in
town yesterday.
N. T. Arnold, of Ridgway, visited
in town on Tuesday and while here
called on the PRESS.
Mrs. B. A. Furlong and son, of Sterl-
ing Run, transacted business in Empo-
rum on Wednesday
Miss Florence Card went to Ulysses,
on Friday, where she will spend the
summer with her parents.
Miss Bertha Brockway, of Buffalo, is
spending the week in Emporium, guest
of w. W. Dickinson and wife.
Willie Gantz left Friday morning
for Elmira, where he will spend the
summer with his brother, f. j. Gantz
Mrs. w. T. McCloskey came up from
Pittsburg, on Monday, to spend few
weeks with friends and relatives here.
Mrs. G. w. Corwin, of Williamsport,
arrived in Emporium, last Friday, and
is visiting with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Owen Wade, of Sterling Run,
accompanied by her grandson, Willie
Welsh, visited Emporium on Wednes-
day.
Miss Jennie Murry left on Monday
for Buffalo, N. Y, where she will
spend few weeks with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. Owen Wade, of Sterling Run,
and son James, of North Clarendon,
transacted business in Emporium on
Thursday last.
County Treasurer G. NJ. Thomas,
and M. w. Whiting have returned
from business trip in the southern
part of the State.
A. W. Wylie, of Sterling Run, one
of Cameron county's best citizens, was
in Coudersport one day this week.
Coudersport Journal.
Chas. H. Stewart, of Cameron, while
visiting in town on Monday, called to
pay his respects to the PRESS, and we
never once mentioned politics.
County Commissioner E. w. Gaskill
is attending the session of the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows, at Allentown,
as delegate from Emporium Lodge.
Mrs. Bisel, of Emporium, attended
the dedication of the Hartranft monu.
ment at Harrisburg last Friday, being
relative of the late Gen. Hartranft.
DR.. Smith accompanied the five-year-
old daughter of VIM. Swartz to Phil
adelphia Hospital last Wednesday.
The child had met with a serious acci-
dent.
A. Brady, of Lebanon, Pa, was in
Emporium Tuesday and Wednesday,
in the interest Of the parties who have
purchased the iron furnace at this
place,
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-05-18
Many old soldiers now feel the effects

Many old soldiers now feel the effects
of the hard service they endured during
the war. Mr.. Geo. S. Anderson, of
Rossvile, York county, Penn, who
saw the hardest kind of service at the
front, is now frequently troubled with
rheumatism. 81 had a severe attack
lately" he says, "and procured bottle
of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. 1t did so
much good that / would like to know
what you would charge me for one
dozen bottles" Mr.. Anderson wanted
it both for his own use and to supply it
to his friends and neighbors, as every
family should have bottle of it in
their home, not only for rheumatism,
but lame back, sprains, swelling, cuts,
bruises and burns, for which it is I'M
equalled. For sale by l.. Taggart.
may