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Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1900-08-23

Charles Hoyt. the farce writer. once
Invited a friend to go to the theatel
with him.
What playf" queried bis friend.
NAT Goodwin In Nathan Hale, ;
said the playwright.
I'm very sorry" said the friend.
but you'll have 10 count me out.
What's the matterf" asked Hoyt Ia
surprise.
We'll. to be frank with you. | doni
like MAI Goodwin IN anything. hate
him personally aud can't enjoy him as
an actor and. as far MS am concern
ed. | wouldn't mind seeing him dead.
Then this Is your play" slyly added
Mr.. Hoyt in his peculiar Yankee dia
lect. You don't want to miss II. The,
hang him In the last act."-News Lei
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1900-08-23

II has been demonstrated by expert
ence that consumption eau he preyente.
by the early ase of One Minute Cougl
Cure This Is The fayorite remedy fol
coughs, colds, Group, asthma, grippe and
all throat and lung troubles Cure.
qnickly. II. A. n. Todd, Druggist.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1900-08-23
An OhIlkinK Tra d desman.

Mrs. Youngwife--l want five pound
of sugar, please.
Dealer-Yes. ma'am. Shall we sen,
II for you?
Mrs. Youngwife-No.I Ill take II viii
me II II isn't too heavy.
Dealer III make II as light as pos
slble for you. PHILADELPHIA
Press.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1900-08-23

The Londoner tells the story OF !
gentleman who was much annoyed b.
having his head pinched during the op
GRAFTON OF hair cutting. The barbe
epologized aud explained that ther,
was An unusual bump there.
"Are you phren0logist 2 asked ih'
patient.
mo. SIR" answered the barber. I'm
u Hwede,"- London Globe.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1900-08-23

For burns, injuries, piles and skin
diseases use DeWitts Witch Halle Salve.
1t is the original, Connterfsits may he
offered Use only DeWitt's. IL. A. n.
Todd, Druggist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-03

Srdulein, unb iiber sSbrsn Sortgans
reosn mir mprgsn beS Weit.r.n."
Wargaretbe cling, Elm Bib Der 9ers
atpeifluns, our Sbiire binaus. DIS lie
fort mar, iab Sbereie ibre SHUTTER an.
rSie perion lit cine 46enteuerin,
pte i9 Dir iage; es lit irgeno etpas
ni6t in Hi9tigteit nit i6r ="
Der Sturm orauben bate 1ih pera
i9limmsrt uno Elm befttger Winoitob
lteB Die Seniterlaoen eraittern. She
reie unterbra4 ii9 in ibren 8ermus
tbungen.
nWas fir elm fir9terli9sr Sturm
es 1T, bore, pie es regnet."
y9ottlob, bab mir i'm Srodnen itno,
uno ni4t mebr orauben um6srirren",
idgte Srau b. Hirin frOitelnb.
Die drnte @ouperndnte i6lt6 Ii6,
ben Sob i'm Serasn, auf ibr 3immer
unb blieb ratblos bartn itebsn. Was
iOute lie tbun? 8uItap bate ibr ges
f9rie6en, oaB er lie niat perratbeu
poae uno i9pn bate tie ii6 pieoer IL
der gefiiblt, aber Srau bon Hirin's
Ieroa9t mar entieBli6er dls Iles.
mas lie bis ba6in gefiir6tet bate. Das
piiroe Norbert benten? Sic muBte
fort, e6e S6ma6 unb S9dnbe iiber tie
6ereinbrG9e, bas itanb feit. S9sn
am nd9iten Mprgen pirOe 9raf 9o6z
itein Die Sadie erfabren, uno es mar
nt6t Notwithstanding, oab man lie gu
elmer 3uIammentunft nit tbm StpGnse.
Nein, fort, fort, ebe es gu ipGt mar.
r2ieber min i6 iter6en, als i'm 10
ntsberieben", it0bnte lie, yer bat senug
I'm mid gelitten, es ion Elm Gnoe nebs
men,"
S6r SenfpermDgen mo1te our6 bic
fprtpdbrenbe Qngit uno Nufrsgung
selittsn boben. Seoenfals fonnte lie
jest nur ben einen 8eOanten fdiIen,
baB tie flieben muBte, po6in - bas
mar ibr einerlei. Rur fort BON bier =
Tim ieben Preis - pdre es audi in ben
Sob! sic bate feline 3eit gum lleberz
lesen, jeber S6ritt auf benz Corridor
eriaredte lie, jeber 2pn oeriebte lie in
cine tObtli9e 4ngit; pie, tpenn bic
Sahs i4on ieBt srSablt puroe uno lie
ben Grafen bterberfii6rten? OieIe
Ineit 81 ertrd9en mar unmOgli4, mas
tiimmerten lie Sturm uno Re9en,
brauben mar Tie ii6er. 9ier i'm Sauie
brobte i9r BON alien Soften Sefa6r, Die
ibr Ihlimmer als Der Sob i9ien uno
Der tie I'm ieoen 9reis entgeben ipolte.
Gs lieb ibr feline Hube mebr, lie mubts
fort. sic na6m ni9t einmal mebr bon
ibrer fleinen .S9iilerin I6i9ieo, Die
i'm Neben5immer ianft i9lummerte.
Cine Raierei bate ii9 daer ibrer Sim
ne bemG9ttst.
sic mubts fort, benin lire 9erfolser
paren ibr auf ben 5erien, iie mubte
fort, ober gqes mar perlpren. sic
mari fi9 einen Mantsl UNI, uno ieBtc
iid einen !Sut auf, oann elite lie Die
Sreppe binunter uno ihlid it9 unbes
merit aus elmer Der Sintertbiiren.
Der Wino raubte ibr ben Itbem
uno Der Hegen peitI6te ibr in's &C.
ii9t, aber Der Sturm, Regen unp Sim
fternib paren ibr ni9t 10 i4retli6,
als mas ibr in Dem 9auIe bepprItanO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-03

correspondent, mubte i9 bod anne6s
men, DAB er i'm Namen ieines 9errli
banoelte."
rSie bdtten mid better fsnnen Iols
len, Srau b. Hirin", iaste Npr6eri
ItolS.
vWarteu Sic einen QuaenbIid, e6e
Sic MIDI psroGmmen. SD lieB Sri,
Splm tpmmen, uno 81 meincm Gritaus
men ipurOe lie a~uffaaeno perpirrt UNI
errest, als i6 lie nd6 ale Dem befrdgte.
sic rang perspsifeIt bic SGnos uni
rief 9ptt UNI Silfe an. sic leugnete
gar ni9t, baB lie Sbnen bstannt pdre,
uno ais i6 i6r iaste, oaB i6 nit Sbnen
ouriiber ipre6en piiroe, bat lie mid
fat fubfdaig, or9 gu i9peigen. Seus
tie Morsen nun 1T tie nirgenos 81 fin
pen uno alien IniGein mad bat ie
seitern Ibeno i4on mein Saus, trpt
Gturm uno Hegen ~perlaiIen. &Dnrer
Sis mid nun nod perbdmmen, tpenn
it, cine grflGrung bon Sbneu iu4te9"
rNein, geptB ni6t, gnGoige Srar,
dber i6 fam mir oas ONES abiolui
ni9t ertlGren. Sd pieoerbple Sbnen,
oab i9 Srdulein Splm ni9t eiumai
benz Namen mad femme; aber pieleidt
tann uns 9uitap Die setpiinI4te &uss
tunft se6en."
Der Sisner trat blub uno dnsItlidj
ein.
r8as lit bag fir cine @eiGiGte,
@uItao, nit Srau bon Ririn's Gou,
oernante9" fragte Der 9raf. nSor
mem tamen Die 8riefe, Die OH in
sussitett BATE"
Bon Niemanb, Serr @raf, i6 ba6s
ibr nur einsn Brief gegebeu, unb Der
babe i6 ielbit gei4rieben."
rSas fam ih unmDgli6 glau6en"
fiel i6m Die gnGoigs Srau mis- Wori
.unmDsli6! Msin 5rdulein piirbt
iih ME uno nimmer ouf cine GORE:
ippnbsns nit einem Siener e~ingetaiisr
baben. = Ne6men mir a6sr ielbIt an
ss iei 10; 10 muB i9 iebenfals piien
mas sic ibr gei9rieben, benin bas
iunge MGp6en 1T msinem SauIe an
pertraut pprpen. SD bin fir lie p:r'
antfpprtli9."
.Sas tann i6 S5nen ni6t iagen
gndoise Srau". autportets Der Sienel
ebrsrbictig.
r9raf So9itein, bite befe9lsn Si'
es him."
,Sprih, @uTap", befabl bieier.
nSat Sbr Brief irseno etpas mi
SrGulsin Solm's Slu6t gu tbun9'
irasts Srau BON Girin.
.Ni9t bas 9erinsite. snGoise Srau.'
SD piilsn Sic psnisitens, ppbir
tie eefloben iit?"
vglein, snGpise Srau."
Bite, @raf SodItein, frasen Si
SIREN Siener ielbit aus, ih muB 4uf
tldruns babsn. Soft i'm Simmel MAJ
piTsn, mas ibr in bisier itretli6sl
Na6t suseitpben iein lam. 3pinssl
sic ibn, bab er glIes seitebt. sic il
oislleiht gar in iGle6te SGnbs gsfal
len. I'm @ottes piaeu, 8raf Sod
itein, laHsn Sic i'm bic Sadie auf
tlGren."
.@ufap", iaste @raf So6fsir
| itrsuss, .i4 bsfsaIs Dir 9isrmt hai
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-03
Sm $9atten ofr $Un)e>
Son q. g.
Son q. g.

beiratben, bic peit better fir i'm pabt,
als t4. 9lauben sic es mir bod,
Guitap, i9 muB ss bod pobl better
piiien. Sic MAIDEN ibn nur nod uns
gliitli9er, tpenn sic ibm mein Sc
beimnib perrat6en."
Gr i9iittelte ~ungldubig ben &opf.
Isle irren ii9, ~sndbises Srdulein;
tpenn sic nur einmdl meinen Serrn
ieben tDnntsn, piirben sic audi nil
fen, bab er pbne sic ME pieber 9liid>
LID perben fdnn."
Cine plOBli6e 2eioenidaft tpaate in
ibr auf uno rib iie bin.
SD babe Sic sebeten, baB sic mid
ni6t perratben, 9uItap; penn Sic eE
benno9 tbun, 10 fummen bic Solger
bapon auf Sbr 9aupt. Sd bin fiji,
ben 9rafen Sp9itein unb meine SAINTS
lie toot. Sd idpOre es Sbnen, Der.
ratben sic mid, itiir3e i9 MIDI bier
in oas Meer. = Saben sic bod Wiit.
leio nit mir uno treiben sic mid niht
CUR 8erapeifluns. Mein S9idlal IL
10 i6on l6per genug 81 trdgen, mas
den Sic es mir bod ni4t i4psrer"
i4lu9ate lie.
9uitap ia6 lie uni9liiiig an.
sd tpeiB pirtli9 ni9t, mas. i'd
tbun ion, snGoises Srdulein."
nlleberlegen Sic ii9 bic Sa9e pe.
nigitens crit, bat lie. Gins miiher
Sic mir aber geloben. 8uitab, iaser
Sie Sbrsm Serrn ni9ts eber, ebe Sie
mid nt9t porber getparnt BADEN. 0pl.
len sic bas?"
nSa, pas 9erlpreden min i9 Sbner
geben."
limb nebmen sic ii9 nit Der Die
nerf6aft in 46t, bab sic nt9t unpers
iebens meiner Hamen nennen. Sd
belize SrGulein Splm."
Der 0iener entfernte iib nit cine,
ebrerbietigen 8erbeugung. Seine,
BON ibnen abnts, Dab its BON apei eifer.
iii3tisen 4ugen bepba4tet poroen ma
rem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-03

Su gnes often seitehit, mas Su bon
Der Dame tpetbt."
vSus tann i9 nift, Serr 8rat t9
babe mein Wurt oarauf gege6en, tie
bot mid 10 brin9eno, fie fab 10 Der=
5peifelt aus, Tie Iagte ih piirbe lie noa
ptcl unglidlider ma9en, uls lie pbnes
bin lei, periansen sic ni4t bon mir,
Dab i9 lie psrratEe."
lin ibrer ielbft pilen mubt Sn
uiIs iasen, mas Su Don i6r 1peiBt",
iaste Horbert, Der ieBt dufmertiamer
seporoen mar. Der 0iener lab 10 n
sliifli6, 10 perspeifslt aus, Dap er be.
gam, ii4 Den appf barber gu sera
brechen.
n@ndpiger Serr, i9 tannts lie, ebe
mir b~ierberfamen, unO i9 fannie AUDI
ibr 8ebsimniB. DIS mir uns ar,
Stranoe trafen, Bat ie MIDI, tie nift
su oerratben; i'd peripra4 .ibr, mir es
gu iiberlegen, uno oanu idrrieb i4 ibr.
oaB lie auf meme acknowledgement
re6ren tOnne. 9as itanO in benz
8.isf, ben i5 ibr gab."
pGine iebr unipabrI9einli3e @e<
i@i3te", meinte SSrau bon Ririn tppfz
I6iittelno, ~risbenfall5 psrScn sic uns
Idgen tDnnen, 100 Sic SrGulein 9olm
friiber getroffsn fc6en."
$50 periprat5, rab is Iis nitt p,rs
rdtben pplte, gndbiss 6rau", er idp
ieinen Serrn beDeuturas5cu an, uno
NOcbert 6emertte Sbrdnen in ieineu
2lugen.
nGnftoo". iagte er unS lcgts Inn Die
SdnS crf Die Coulter, rSu Silt imz
mer often gegen MIDI gctpeicn, Jag mir,
her mar Die Sume?"
%, Serr 8raf", risf Der Siener bcs
rpegt, ytDnasn Gle es oe1n nidt er,
rotper; i'd bari es Sbnen ia nibt Ia-
gen, ih babe es ibr ia peripro1en, aber
t0nnsn sic sa Bonn gar ni&t ezra.
tben2"
Die Ssiben Itanbsn ii3 einen auaen.
bid r~egungslos g~egeniiber uno iaben
lVu Ie'l III DIE NI9sll.
@raf 9o9itein fam nod, plD5li1
r%erGuoerte fiG Der @usoruG Ieines Sc
iidtes, er purbe tpDtenblei9.
SIS 1T bod nift - es 1T bod
ni6t = SrduIein BON Wpgen9"
9uitap errUtbsts uaS blidte gu
Spoen.
sd bari ss ni6t iasen, Serr Graf,
cher Sic tDnnten es erraiben baben."
Sine furdtbare Grreguus bsmGd,
tigte ii4 HorberPs.
80, @uitap, iparrm iprad5it Ou
nidt eber!" rief er, rSu pubtsit, baB
i6 mein 2e6en biussgeben bate, UNI
lie gu finoen, uno On i6piesit!"
sd burfts tie ni9t p%erratben", pie.
oerbolts Der Stener.
@raf Sp6Itein S~itterte on alien
9lieoern; er lpanDte ii4 an Srau bon
Hirin.
sd CLAUDE, faste er, .baB bic Saz
me, pel6s sic Sbre @pupernante nens
men, bieielbe lit, bic i9 i6on felt lans
ger 3eit iu9te, nGmli6 meme Ser.
lobte, 9aronsb BON @psen."
(S@Iab foIgt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-03
Sre.ibieites &apiteI.

Nls GrGf 0p6Itein am nd6lter
Morgen aufgeitanoen mar, i9ten inn
etpas ni9t in Srbnung 5u fem. Sbii.
rem purDen auf unp 3ugei6)tdgen, mar
rief uno rannte iiber ben Corridor
Sc mar cine entleBli9s Nd9t geipeien
Der Sturm bate grpbe Sdume ent-
purselt, uno bas Grahen i'm Waloe
Ippie bds Yraheln oes Regens dlt
@slt bic sanae Naht mad gebal=
ten. Sas Saus bate in ieinen 9runo=
feiien sebebt, uno man mar oarauf &c.
fabt gepeien, oaB bic Shprnitein:
einitiirstsn. Sessn Morsen bate iid
Der Sturm selegt, Der Wino itD6nte
uno ieufste aleroinss nod, ubsr biz
Spnns i9ien bod tpieber freunoliG
unb parm.
Srau b. Hirin p~sripdtete ii9 beim
Sriibitiid; lie lab blei9 uno betim.
merit aus. Na9 oemielben bat tie Der
Sraf, ibr auf einige @~ugenblide 81
folgen. sic ma babel 10 ernit, bar
Norbert Iis perpunoert aniab.
,Gs 1T cine bD6it peinli9e 4ngsls=
genbsit, in Der t9 sic 81 iprehen min;
ihte", bob lie OH, ,a6er i9 polte Die.
Ielbe untsr uisr Iugen nit Sbnen er=
lebigen. WiFen Sic pisuei6t, ppbir
bas ungliidli4e iunse Mao4en gesans
gen iit9"
wSas ungliidli9e MGb6en? Sd
psritebe sic ni6t, gnGoise 5rall, po=
Ron Iprshen Ste?" Gr lab lie babe
nit 10 ungefitniteltsm @rItaunen an
bab lie ipgleif mertte, er mthe ni9ts
bon Srdulein 9plm's 5lu9t.
v9raf Srtitsin, pollen Sic mi,
SIR GbrenpDrt 9eben, oab sic ni@t
an meine GouOerndnts, SrGuleir
Solm, sei9rieben bdben, uno oaB Stt
ni9t I'm lire Slu6t ipubten?"
sd Iplte Sbrer @ouoernante ge.
i6rieben baben?" rief er sritaunt aus
.auf Gbrs, gndpigc 5rau, i6 femme bi;
Dame gar nid)t uub psib tallm etpaS
bon ibrsm 0aIein, geIapeiae benin Dor
ibrer Slu6t. sy1 babe lie niemals &c.
Iebsn unb aus Sbrem Mnnbs ebeu gun
eriten Male ibren Ramen ge6Drt. Sd
piirpe i~iberbaupt nitbt piHen, baB Sit
cine @oupsrnante i'm Sauie baben
penn id es niGt Sufd0ig Dor sinissr
Sagen BON Sbrem Spbn sebDrt hattie
Der lie mir ais iebr iGDn bei4rieb."
nMein Srbn", ftotterte Srau D. &i.
rim nit sinem leihten Shauer, LOTT,
aursl Der S9ulbiae iein9 9erseiber
Sie mir, bab ih Sic sinsn @ueenblid
i'm @eroabt bate, @raf Sp4ftein. Gil
psrpen meinen 4rgippbn inosIien emit
I9ulbisen, irern Sic bic gauge Nnes.
leaenbeit erfabren baden. WD9tsn 81,
pislei6t Sbren Siener GuItap berru-
fen laKen? 9as @ebsimnib mub auI
ieoen ssal aufastlGrt tperben. Oas
iungs MGpden lit fprtselaufsn unb id
mub mid Bel ibrsn Sreunbsn perant
pprten tDnnen. S6 mill Sbnsu nu1
slsi9 iaesn, baB bic 2eute ii9 iebl
barber aufse6alten baben, baB meinI
8oupernante Sbren Oiener amStran.
be getroffen uno ii6 uber cine GtuUo,
nit ibm u~nterbalten Fat. Cine meinel
S06ter lab auBerbem, pie er i1r elmer
Brief suftedte. 90 ih mir nun mid
penten tpnnte, baB elm MdoGen Dol
| ibrsr SiIpuns nit sinsm 8spients,
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-04-05
Sinnemahoning Liars Club.

EDITOR PREss:-The club met as us
uai, with Hanscome in the chair. His
ruling was commented upon, and if the
member of Emporium club had have been
here he might have grasped the op-
portunity to study some strange things.
Even Lewis Wykotf's story OF his broad
faced hen, which took him two hours and
eighty minutes to tell without losing a
sentence or catching Il breath. Tom
Snyder was down the mouth and refused
to compete. Harve Smith has quit lying
on account of his Girl. She has had the
attention of another fellow and Tom is
suspicious of her fidelity to his affections.
Hanscome has filed an application for a
letter of exoneration from the chair, un-
less Beldin and Pap Blodget are reinstat-
ed. This procedure brought dismay to
the heart Of every liar of note and the
two brothers, who have spent the recent
cold nights on the steps in front of the
post office, were at once welcomed back
to the fold of brotherly love. Pap was
noticed to have another of his blue streaks
and was occupying his old nail-keg in the
corner. A loving brother asked him the
cause of his sadness and the famous old
liar said his wife wouldn't get up and
start the fires in the mornings. John
Logue told one that nearly caused his ex-
pulsion. He said he killed a black-snak c
that measured s #. i in. which had swal-
lowed rattle-snake II feet long. We
expect to visit Emporium club in the near
future and advise Jack and Andrew and
John Hogan to secure the opera house as
our number is increasing. Geo. Meade
hit Summerson and johnson asked the
boys to have something, and the meeting
came to a close enthusiastically. FIDE.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-04-05
Always The Same.

Mr.. Sibley told the following
story to illustrate the recurrence OF
the anti-eXpansion argument, re-
produced on every occasion when
an extension of territory has been
under consideration since the
founding of the Republic:
''It seems to me that you gentle
men are in the position of an old
man who lived up in my country
at the time they built the Alle-
gheny Valley Railroad. He had
same fiat land in the valley where
they wanted to build the road. He
was opposed to railroads, never
having seen one Of them. Under
the right of eminent domain they
built the road, and, after it was
built, he and his wife concluded
they would go over and see the
train pass by. They got on the top
of hill; as long freight train
came around the curve and swept
down the valley they watched it
until it went out Of sight; and then
she turned to him and said. "Well
Josiah, it didn't do no harm" He
said, 'Maria, that is all right; this
time it went endwise, but the next
time she may come sidewise, and
there won't be crop left in the
whole of wiregrass region.' You
people are afraid that the next time
it is going to come sidewise, but it
is going to come endwise, just as it
always has done.-From d speech
of Hon. j. G. Sibley, House OF
Representatives
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-04-05
N office.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on a 30 cent bottle
OF Downs Elixir if it does not cure any
cough, cold, Group, whooping cough Or
throat trouble. We also guarantee
Downs Elixir to cure consumption, when
used according to directions, or money
back. A full dose on going to bed and
small doses during the day will cure the
most severe cold, and stop the most dis
tressing cough. For sale by l.. Taggart,
and r. c. Dodson. 34-24.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-04-05
A Superb Picture.

LIE Roy, the great painter, has paint
ed another better than his celebrated
"Cluster of Poppies," which the Phila-
delphia Times has had Autographed in
twelve colors, and will present to its
readers free with its great Easter num-
Der, Sunday, April s. The Times will
present its readers on the same Sunday
with An Easter Carol, printed in regu-
lar sheet music form.
The Story of Easter will be told in
handsome half-tones, printed IN color
on heavy paper, reproducing the best
works of the masters in Sacred History.
The Great Easter number of The Times
will be the handsomest Easter Edition
of a Sunday paper ever published in
Philadelphia. None of the regular
features will be dropped. The Maga-
zine Section will combine the latest
things in science, romance, fiction and
humor. The Forum Section Will pre-
sent the views of the worlds greatest
thinkers on topics of present moment
and popular interest. The News Sec
ton will be, as always, complete and
thorough, See your news agent and
order in advance.
Remember
An Art Supplement.
The Story of Easter in Half-Tones.
A Magazine Section.
A Forum Section.
A Newspaper.
All for 5 cents.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-04-05

Emporium last Thursday where ne is
now employed by the Climax Powder
Company.
Mrs. M. E. Yocum was called to Sin
namahoning Tuesday on account of the
illness of her daughter Mrs. Emery Din
inney.
r. A. Lord, who has been running the
farm for l.. X. Huntington the past two
years has moved his family to Cameron.
Mr.. jerks now occupies the farm. We
hope he will have success.
Albert Lord and Mat. Phoenix visited
the county seat Wednesday.
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Glorious Easter Excursion.

In the spring when all the world feels
young, there comes a longing to take
short trip somewhere The "Lacka-
wanna" Railroad has solved this problem
for its patrons by running an excursion
to Washington on April 7th. Tickets
good on all trains, from all stations will
be sold at one fare for the round trip,
good for return up to and including April
18th. Tickets will be honored for stop
over at Philadelphia and Baltimore. The
"Lackawanna" is the line of legand, lore,
beauty and history. Over the Pocono
Mountains, through the famous Water
Gap by the place where Washington
crossed the Delaware, on to Trenton and
Philadelphia. Just the trip for teacher,
student, artist and the business man.
Think Of Washington in April. Con
eress is in session, the flowers are in
bloom, then there are the delightful side
trips to Arlington, Richmond, Old Point
Comfort (Fortress Monroc), Atlantic
City, Mt Vernon and the green fields Of
cold Virginia"
To accommodate this, the largest eX-
cursion Of the year, through sleepers will
be run to Washington. Apply to agents
now for space For tull particulars, see
nearest Agents or write Fred p Fox. d.
p. A., Buffalo, n. Y.
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Cameron.

Thos. Carney, of Emporium, was in
town Wednesday.
Frank Fox. of Driftwood, transacted
business here on Monday.
Robt Boyd aud W. S. Lininger had
business at Emporium Monday.
Ed. and Ernest Wykoff are visiting
relatives at Portland Mills this week.
Harrison Leonard, of Driftwood,
moved his family to Cameron this week.
Some of our boys are working on the
repairs at the shutes.
Al. Walker says that he has the best
laying hens in the county.
d. X. Martin and family, Of Milton,
were the guests of John Clark and family
the past week.
Mrs. Harry Wilson, Of Portland Mills,
is the guest of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Wykoif and family at this place.
G. B. Shearer moved his family to
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What Lincoln was to his coun-
try in his day, Mckinley is to the
country to-day; and the nation
which expressed its endorsement
of Lincoln by re-electing him to
the Presidency, will set similar
mark of appreciation on the latest
Of his distinguished successors. =
So SAYS american Commerce and
Industries, the organ Of the com
mercial travellers Of the United
States.
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The Hon. James X. Jones, chair
man OF the Democratic national
committee, declares that he is no
longer connected with the round
bale trust. Like the Hon. Nose
Whetmore, Chairman Jones secur-
ed the right to denounce trusts by
selling out to one at handsome
profit.
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Bishop Potter willingly and man
fully acknowledges he was wrong
in his opposition to expansion.
The opinion Of the man who has
the courage to admit his errors is
much more valuable than that Of
the person who stubbornly sticks
to a mistake.
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Following his well-established
system of political rotation the
Hon. Carl Schurz will support Mr..
Bryan this year.
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Republican Primary Election.

The Republican Primary Elections for Gamer
on county will be held on
SATURDAY, APRIL 18th, 1900
Emporium Borough-West Ward, at Opera
House, at 700 to 800 p. MI delegates; Middle
Ward at Council Room. at 700 to 900 p. m.-3
delegates; East Ward, lat Hose House. at 200 to 900
p. m.-3 delegates.
Shippen Township, at Court House, at 200 to
500 D. m.-6 delegates.
Portage Township, at Szerville Bath House,
at 7:O0 to 500 p MI delegate.
Lumber township, at the Alpine House, Ster-
ing Run from 5:l5 to 7i5, p. M delegates.
Gibson Township, at Curtin Ho2se, Drift
wood at 500 to 700 p. M . delegates.
Driftwood Borough, at Curtin Hotel, at SEQ
to 1000 p. MP delegates.
Grove Township, at Joe NJ. Shatler's from 100
b. w. GREEN, Chairman.
Attest:-
A. C. BLUM, Sec'y.
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at 100 O'Clock, p. M,

For the purpose of selecting one person for
Delegate to the Republican State Convention
sional Convention, and the transaction of such
other business as may properly come before said
Convention.
Notice is also given that the following amend
ment to the party rules will be presented to the
said Convention for action: provided when
ever the member of the county committee or
the vigilence committee for an election district
shall for any reason fail to perform the duties
enjoined upon them in section H., that the Re-
publican voters assembled at the place and hour
DESIGNATED in the call for the holding of the pri-
maries may proceed to hold an election in COM
piance with the rules herein in force.
BY order of County Committee.
b. w. GREEN, Chairman.
Attest:-
A. c. BLUM, Sec'y.