Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-07-19
BRIEF nENTI0N.

| HOUSES III EtupOfluIH.
This hot weather makes US think of
-, we'll, it's warm any way
Some men are like eggs; they don't
seem to know when they are beaten.
To invest a little money SO that it will
go long ways, buy postage stamp.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church will
hold fair during the first week in Oc-
tober.
And now Coudersport is likely to get
a shirt factory in addition to her other
industries.
The restaurant(?) has departed, much
to the satisfaction of West Fourth
street residents.
On the way over, all references to
icebergs will be considered personal by
! Croker.
A blind man may not see merit in
others, though he can easily feel his
own Importance,
The Cuban voter cannot work off the
story about having voted for every
president since Jackson.
The Democratic party will never for
give the Republican party for making
the country prosperous.
Judging from the demand for seats,
national conventions would be a pay
ing institution if put son the road"
| ha MI +n nd
Bryan for the good he has done the
country by staying out of the White
House.
Constable Wygant brought prison
er down from Sizerville yesterday,
charged with robbing trunk at Bald
wins camp.
Governor Stone has granted BirrioIo,
the Blossburg murderer, another res
pite, fixing the date of execution for
| October Goth.
"a man in love setting up his brains
as guage of his position is as one de-
termining ships longitude from a
light at the masthead"
''If man boards riches and enjoys
them not" says the Chicago News, she
is fit companion for the donkey that
dimes on thistles when grass is plenty"
Friday evening of this week at 7:3O
O'Clock, the literary department of the
Epworth League will give an interest
ing literary program. Everybody in
vited.
4 huge rattlesnake was killed. few
days ago, near the residence of Hon.
G.. w. Warner. The warm weather is
driving the snakes to the streams for
water.
The Y. P. S. G. e. of the Baptist
Church will serve supper, andic cream
and cake in the church parlors, Friday,
July Goth. Supper 25c. The public
patronage is respectfully solicited.
Our troops against the Chinese is
like trying to dip river dry with a
tin-cup. No matter how many are
killed their number seems to remain
the same. and after storm are many
times multiplied,
"Our prayers are limited by our
knowledge, but they are answered out
of the wisdom of Cod. For that reason
they are perhaps as often denied as
granted, and in the denial the petition
ers are most truly heard"
About sixty or seventy-tive workmen,
consisting of masons and carpenters,
are Transforming the land on Freeman
Run selected for the pulp and paper
mill site, into a veritable scene of in.
dustrial activity and in short time one
will begin to see the great effects of the
mems efforts. Austin Republican.
The President has acted in regard to
China at exactly the right time. His
declaration that no war is intended
against that country although Ameri-
cans will be protected to the fullest ex-
tent, and that the United States will
endeavor to maintain the territorial
and administrative entity of the en-
pire, joined with the dispatch of addi-
. tional troops, shows to the world that
he proposes to maintain American in
terests despite greedy self-seekers
abroad and cavilers at home.
An exchange hits the nail pretty near
the head when it says: It is the duty
of the country editor to lie--it's q fact.
He is supposed to say 3 whole lot Of
nice things about people who die
things that are not true. In fact it is
his duty to output locomotive. AS
long as he lies he is all right and stands
well in the community; but let him tell
the truth-gee whiz! he brings on a
storm worse than a cyclone. The class
of editors chat tells the truth ere dead
to the newspaper world. They are