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.U0NG THE
BUSY BUILDERS
.. gf the Week Done BY
Union Men.

t.f ..,..e-,tn= IleP RI on Ne" h"iid-
.--- Iscpairs and General Im-
..rs,rnl~nts. Reported for The
,.u. O., ,ha Emc,cnt business
Aren't Of lh- Carpenters Union.
r1a dwelling at ao4 North Re1s
...t 81. undergoing general repairs.
.-.----. Wills q BrouChton have
.-t,a ID large cesspool at the
...-e 90 Mrs. Casey. corner De-
-.....-- and Jackson streets.
a. j. Clark has repaired the
corner DeNi.liers aud Jack
..t'-.
--.- West * Petty have finished
r.at cottage for Robert stew
N.r.h Alcauiz street.
N Jroal has completed the
a.as work: Rspairs for the
...... tar city patrol wagon; repairs
.... r.--Id-nc,. Of Adolf Cohen, 22O
..... Garden: repairs az the opeI a
.-... -rine repairs AT the Pensacola
..-. static. anu repairs at the
-.t.le. of 4. N. McNiilan, Alb
.-... -.r.....
.. e...a-a Nj. Croua has in
-..' .-,.--lu loT sir. Joe Hill
.. .. N.rtu A'-8uIz street Is en-
.f r...fy f.r tae rla~feTer~.
r.u3 90 ~auctifi-d sinners "n
rr.. ga. continues 90 take >ub
..-- f.- bui!aiuy-. w ruav- as
.. ns. . .hl.. 70 find a record ou
... books whore any ot turm
.k.rt .l- I'D aa- li-.u-u. fIrI 'h-
Iul. are .IlnNod p.ivileEe-
t.p.- lnt b-I.f-...- to thar
--Iuu are d..f5,.G. bet W' IS "a not
before iuat iHuy could carry
attracting lu-iul~s Without
t rlo- r. Wri-hton ha- com
.....E tlr iulluHluc woik since ouT
..-. r.r.. r.. Painting interior of
pI.IH-r'- dwelling. 3l3 East
.-.rd,ucIa street; kai~unIuInE aud
. .trtG.- interior OF dwelling. 2lu Eas.
,-..sram.nt street. same owner a.
...y-: glaziug aud Iainting >kv-
..-.t- at DiLu-t~o'S restaurant, 6ll
-...ra PalafoN: papering one room at
....a liA- liRAfl ~ f''A lla- 'li' I'm
...4Iu Merritt = corner Bayleu and
I-s8-den streets; one ~ign for Olive
~.-.. Wet Ztrra-o~sa and house
.t.ttI-ing sign tor tHe Trainer res
-4ut.
Nr.J.P. Goodman and men are
Eating the hospital corner GARDEN
..1 Btyl-u -'re-t~.
raautiful work of art was aeiiN-
from the marble W.. B. # h. r.
.... f.rtl, grave of t'.r late Mad
.. H.ir,. lI-. tuCla~UTe Te2r
-. .- Sour oak logs. cut IN uolirIc
. -tu-,.. acTu~~ the log FOR th-
...t r.rc. = thrown "a scroll. "n
l- cut the inscription; uu
...r. i- carved 90 -mlu halp.
work D. dome Iu % fist cia~~
....r a.8 O, fl.ct- great credit On
I.II a~ q designed.
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she expects to remain with friends
and relatives until fall.

Mrs. Mamie Ackerman Alvarez Of
this city and George Abram Smith,
the bassO who has been conducting
a conservatory of music here, were
welded at Mobile Thursday. They
Will leave to morrow for Los An
geles, Cal, where they will in fu-
ture reside.
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A TriQ h,fuI Biunaer

Will often cause a horrible Burn,
Scald, Cut or Bruise. Bucklrn's Ar
nlca Salve, the best in the world,
will kill che pain and promptly heal
il. Cures Old Sores, Fever Sores,
Ulcers, Boils, FelOns, Corns, all skin
EruptiOns. Best Pile cure on earth.
Only % cents a box. Cure guaraN-
teed. Sold by w. A. d 'Alemberte,
Druggist.
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DURHAM Cigars have
no equal. For sale at
D'Alemberte's.

PROPOSALS will be received at
4 the Bureau of Supplies and Ac-
counts, Navy Department, Washing
ton. ID. c.. until II o'clock noon,
April 10, 1900, and Lublicly opened
quantity Of machinery and tools.
Blank proposals will be furnished
upon application TO the Navy Yard,
Pensacola. Fla, or to the Bureau.
4. ) KENNY, Puym0ster GencrGF,
I. S. v. $500. m3lOaw2w
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KILLED Two Wen at Once.

GREENSBORO, y. G., March 3O.-Thrce
men who Were serving out their SEN
tcnceS on the county roads about . miles
from here made "a break for liberty yes
terday afternoon. The guard fired and
two of the convicts being in line the
bullet passed entirely through one of
them. killing him instantly. and wound
ing the other mOrtallv.
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LOUISVILLE. March "p.-Thc annual
meeting oi of IN" southern section of the
American LryngoloSical Rhinological
and biological aSaTEJiun Is being held
az the Gait House. Prominent eve, ear
and throat specialists arr in ATTENDANCE.
The southern association l. one Of the
largest and most important adjuncts Of
the national association.
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4 New OIL Mill.

GREENWOOD, :. c.. March 3O.-The
secretary Of state has issued commits
sion t. the Farmers Oil mill Of Green
wood. whicL will operate a ginncry IN
connection With its oil mill plant. The
capital stock is to be $4,000.
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COFFEE, COFFEE.
Roasting q Speciality.

Hare y0U friOd SLOGnS'
Dorm FOI0 , tits the WhiteSt
NJ1G StCeeteSt on the AnIeTi-
cHR market, in barrels, half
6nrreLS, 2,l pound and I2
pOunI sacks, wholesale and
TetnIi.
Try DelGtO1trS Ginger
Aie; best Mineral Waters
on the market, equal to i'm
ported goods, and only
$I.IO per- d0zen.
TrD OtU Freshly Roasted
COHee$.
.J4S. MHUGH,
Whole SULe and RetnJ Gro
or. Phone IO5.
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i -IaI Anrrnnriations.

WASHINUroN, Na'ch 3l.-The
po>totlice appropriation bill, report
I'd t. the house. carries $33 500 WC
for railway transportation. The
southern fa-t mai l. continued.
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Negroes Terrible Denth.

ANDERSON, :. G.. March 30.-A negro
named sam johnson was burned to
death at his home near Townville. 1t
i stated that he committed suic lie by
MS clothes i'll kerosene and
then setting fire to them, dying i'll horri-
b. agony. No special reason is known
: n thc terrible act.
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JoUBEE,'- iAL
IL Took Place Gr-t 'rday and Was an
Imposing Na'i'uat PAs

Imposing Na'i'nat PAGEANT
PRETORIA. March 3l.-The funeral
yesterday Of Gen. JOubert was the
most imposing national pageant ever
witnessed at the Capital of the Re
public. Il j. estimated that ten
thousand people lned the streets.
The services az the church were very
affecting aui maav We're mOv,d 10
:-arS. Prc-ii-nt Kruger, in a pow
erful ad jr,-~~ at the railway staten.
eulo-iz.i tile deaa and emphasized
lI- determination to continue the
-tru-cl" ffr the ind apena-nce of the
republic, ~uirh God always upheld.
l. Is auuaulc~! that Gen. BOtha
will succeed jreu. J.ubcrt.
The daily news., 1900-03-31
Baking
Powder
Economy

The manufacturers of Royal
Baking Powder have always declined
to produce cheap baking powder
at the sacrifice of quality.
The Royal is made from the
most highly refined and wholesome
ingredients, and is the embodiment
of all the excellence possible to be
attained in the highest class baking
powder.
Royal Baking Powder costs only
a fair price, and is cheaper at its
price than any similar article.
The daily news., 1900-03-31

Samples OF mixtures made in imitation OF baking
powders, but containing alum, are frequently dis
tributed from door to door, or given away in
grocery stores. Such mixtures dangerous
to use in food, and in many cities their sale IS
prohibited by law Alum is a corrosive poison and
all physicians condemn baking powders containing it.
The daily news., 1900-03-31
Well Known Cotton Nan Dend.

NEw YORK. March 30.-Carl +. Eng
lir. formerly a wei known cotton mer-
chant. i dead AT his home in this city,
aged - years. He had been president
If the Mobile and New Orleans Cotton
Exchanges and a member of the Swan
nah Exchange. and later was connected
with a cotton export house in New York.
We have moved 10 u S. PaIsfox street.
We wouI6 like for you 20 call. We will
sell YOU instruments on terms. We will
exchange pianos with you. We will save
you money on a piano or organ.
Jesse French Piano & Organ Co.
IL =. PalafoX Street.
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Your Credit is Good

ttaluE in our house. We have
.- -. a~-nrtmeut of Couches. BED
---. Toilet Sets and Bedroom
...'-. lroH BedsteadS at 81 up.
o. VI. PRYOR'S
B--.liu Furniture House.
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amb.id-e Won.

IoNBoN, March 81 Cambridge
won the great race ny twenty
lengths. Oxford l. much distrt ssed.
The daily news., 1900-03-31

=
entertained several friends atlunch-
con. a delicious menu of five
courses was served. Lovely viOlets,
the reigning flower of the season,
were chosen as the decoration. In
the spacious dining room bouquets
Of viOlets met the eye everywhere:
from the centre piece of renaissance
lace over violet satin arose a grace
full mound of violetS, lending their
fragrance as well as adding beauty
TO table already laid with exquisite
appointments for such an entertain
ment. a lovely bouquet was placed
at each plate as souvenir for the
guests.
Wednesday evening Mrs. p
Stone, at her home on North Pala-
fox street. in her usual gracious
manner, entertained many friends
at "A delightful whist party, given in
honor If her sister, Mrs. &. w. OPP
peuheimer, and niece, Miss Teresa
Eroclichs;tin. The prizes were
awarded "a foilow>: tn first prize.
a lovely delphi plaque, 10y Mrs. Dan
hel-ser; the sCconc pr.Ze. a beautI-
fal cut glass silver mounted inE
s.a"d, 10y Mrs. Ligl-trin; the con
ISOLATION Ur!z-, "A maj lea bread tray,
by Mr.. Opp"nhtnnrr. Delicious
refresnmen of four coure's were
beautifully served and much en-
JJged by the guests.
"Wednesday Mr.. II. Baars issued
invitations 10 many friends to Join
her 0n a trip on the bay, given in
honor Of her guest, Mrs. FOl;Z of
Chicago. a bright sunny day,
added to the charms of hostess and
especial guest, made this a most en-
iOyable occasion. A trip to the navy
yard, from thence to life saving
station, where visit to the beach
was great pleasure, and upon re-
turning TO the steamer a delicious
luncheon was served, which made
up the full measure of q most de-
liyhttUl bat informal excursion.
The Progress club doors were open
on WedI esday evening as usual to
the laGies. Several games of whist
were played and Mrs. Gr-enhut was
the fortunate winner Of the only
prtze which i offered on these ocC1-
SiJNs.
The Thursday Afternoon EUohre
club was entertained bv Mrs. FprEU.
son at the residence of Mr-. Mars
ton. TIE first priZa, a lovely Chi
ue~e tea pot, wa won by Mrs Gibbs;
the second, a box oI candy, by Mrs.
Andrew Andersen. The club viii
meet At The holne Of Ms DAVIS OF
lex. ThIr>dav.
Mr.. Gr-l.hq. entertained the
9r,..poan. NJ. go;l Vas presented
yI,h the Gr>t p!iZ. "a lpvrlv silver
nr "a "a mirror. nd NJ Sar,n
n.t.s.,r c..r. ol.ri,,. -.,:l.. a..v
..r ~, a., .-...r.~
Tbur.-}..,. .l,.l.. y..,- o,.:a. ., ..i~ rr
..Soifain,l,r i'm ,r;Iria4fia9 az tl-..r-
T..,-.,-.apI IN on, b,4f \! !.,n.;t.
S..v,r.I,r I'm. tu, ba,-s VIE tr
reo4,,,l-s far tba min fn s.a Tn .,iv.
tln-. ,,,o,,.te,. of m. deem = vi
cnme ut the IAN . t,ma many ,i-i-
z.ns tokiru a,ivautara of rhe san,o
To view these noble specimens of
Uncle Sans navy. All however
were doomed - disappointment, as
rive until twelve y. n. The New
York. Texas and MachiaS are now
living at anchor near the navy ward.
where no doubt Peusacolians vii,
have the pleasure of a renewal of
nast. many will be pleased to know
that Lieut.. AIchibali Davis i
among the officers of the New York.
Miss Stella Avery is now visiting
Miss Reisinger of the navy ward.
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0N,r,y

PiStachio Cream Wafers-some-
thing new. Your dealer should have
them.
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rar.r.. h-Da1u tguILI1a lubltt-- III
..- r.t..l tiHt. muu-y % % sails g,
.t.ssIgk..- signature I~ CA ,Ecl
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To- t-u, g., entertainment prom
.-.- .. a.. oat. of The most enjoyable
... unique uf the season. Ii will
... ar "Wednesday evening, April
% Clutter'S hall. It viii be "a
.--. .lu-, uv-'o-dat, minstrel per
-ce. THE company. incluCiug
....- -..l.~tra. D. composed of twenty
..I,dreu from To- II years If
.-. Nr. Mpnko. who has their
'.. ,-,ment. pledges the best en-
..'. um-nt he has yet given. Those
H... ave -reu hi- work in the past.
...N what ID expect. Tickets are
AZ .u ale bv th- children and at
aiding -rore~. The price has
... ..BtIs atth, low rate OF - cents
-a aat YOU can 90 and take
.-Ir. fsm5lv.
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..E. John Reid. Jr.. Of Great Falls,
commended Eiv's Cream
Poo m-. I can emphasize his
.-f.t. 1t l. positive cure for
... % used - directed. Rev.
.- ". poole. Pastor Central
t.urch. Helena. Mont.
-S.-r Ely Cream Balm six
49, believe myself cured Of ca
Ja~auh Stewart, Grand Ave,
N.l
Balm does no; irTitate Oy cause
.-. Sold by druggists AZ -
uall,d by Ely brothers. 56
~ New York.
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Mr.. Simpson of the firm of Simr-
son, Spence d Young of New York
city. was in our city for several days
during the past week, the guest of
Hotel EscambIa.
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Mrs. Reed and Miss Reed of Ohio,
who have been visiting Mrs. Suter.
will leave Monday for New Orleans.
The daily news., 1900-03-31

Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Baars had few friends Ito dine" in
honor of Captain Bennett. the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Howe.
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Miss Katie Smith left Thursday
on the noon train for Chicago, where
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SOCIETY EVENTS
OF THE WEEK.

Col. and Mrs. I. V. Kessler enter
tanned several friends at dinner Sun.
day evening Covers were laid for
seven and a delicious menu was
served in a most tempting manner.
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Miss Stella Avery is now visiting
Miss Reisinger Of the navy yard.

Miss Fleming of Fredicksburg
Va, who hiss been the guest of Mis-
Edna Avery for some weeks, left
Thursday for Auburn, Ala, where
-h- is to visit friends before her re-
turn home.
The daily news., 1900-03-31

Mr.. FOl'z of Chicago, who has
been the guest Of Mrs H. Baars. left
on the noon train Friday, much to
the regret Of her many friends made
during her short stay. She was much
pleased with Pensacola. and c-Itain-
ly those who had the pleasure of
meeting her were won by her grac-
iouS and charming manner.
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The Progress club doors were open
the laGie5. Several games of whist
were played and Mrs. Gr-enhUt was
the fortunate winner Of the only
prtze which i offered on these ocC1-
sitGS.
The daily news., 1900-03-31

The Thursday Afternoon EUehre
club was entertained BY Mrs. FerEu.
son at the residence of Mr.. Mars
ton. TIE first priZa, lovely Chi
ne-e tea pot, wa won by Mrs Gibbs; !;
the second, a box uT candy, by Mrs.
Andrew Andersen. The club viii
meet At The hoIne Of MI-s DAVIS OF
lex. Thursday.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-02-08
Popular Candidate,

The Republicans Of Emporium are to
be congratulated upon placing in NOM
ination, for the important office of
Chief Burgess a gentleman so emf
nently qualified by learning and fit
ness as EUGENE O BARDwELL, NJ. D.,
and if elected, as he certainly will be,
the people of Emporium can rest as
sured that their intererts will be care
fully, honestly and faithfully watched
over and protected. DR.. Bardwell has
resided in Emporium for twenty-one
years and seldom consents to accept an
elective office, although repeatedly
urged to do SO by his friends, who adj
mire his ability and courage to do
what he believes is right and proper.
The election of DR.. Bardwell will as
sure to the taxpayers of Emporium
Borough a gentleman Of fine education
and a close student, we'll versed in the
laws governing municipalities, and
will make an officer that will do honor
to the people electing him.
DR.. Bardwell is in the prime of life,
being in his 10th year and takes pride
in doing well any duty imposed on him.
See that you vote for Dr. Bardwell and
the entire borough and ward tickets.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-02-08
An Elopement.

James HoWland, who moved from
near Ladona to Sizerville about Il
month ago, was in town yesterday in
search of his 14-year-old daughter
Carrie, who eloped Sunday with man
by the name of Frank Blodgett, 40
years ofage, who was employed by
the child's father and boarded with
him. The man was evidently greatly
in love with the girl and asked the
parents for her hand in marriage.
This, of course, they refused for many
reasons, the principle one being the
child'sage, and also the mans inability
to support a wife. The girl was un-
doubtedly persuaded by the man to
run away, and at II o'clock they
started afoot and have not been heard
of nor seen since that time. The child
is about five feet, six inches in height
round face, ruddy complexion, hair
nearly black. She wore light colored
hat and coat. The man is of slight
build, short, and weighs about 13O
pounds, sandy mustache, and bald
headed He is a sort of religious
crank and makes public demonstra-
tions. Anyone knowing of the where
abouts of the girl will confer a great
favor by writing or telegraphing the
anxious parents at SizerVille. Potter
Enterprise.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-02-08
DoIan--Vogt.

Two of Emporium's highly esteemed
young people, Mr.. MICHAEL DoLAN
and MISS MINNIE VOGT, were married
at st. Marks church, Tuesday morn
log at o'clock, by Rev. Downey.
Immediately after the ceremony,
which was witnessed by large num-
Der of friends, the wedding party re-
paired to the residence of the brides
brother, County Commissioner A. F..
Vogt, where the wedding breakfast
was partaEen of. Both are popular
with their friends and are greatly
esteemed by their acquaintance. The
bride has resided in Emporium all her
life and is universally respected by our
people. The groom is the gentlemanly
clerk at the City Hotel and is very
popular, not only with the travelling
public, but all VINO know him. Hon
orable, courteous and a true gentle
man, he counts his friends by the
score.
The PRESS wishes the couple much
happiness. Mr.. and Mrs. Dolan are at
home at their cozy rooms in the Tulis
fiat.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-02-08
BRIEF nENTION.

Isaac Moore, who died a few days
ago, was granted a pension of S12 per
month five days after his death
Last Sunday was Missionary day in
M. E. church, and i'll very short time
$235 was raised
That was a very enjoyable and
pleasant hop given at the opera house,
last Friday evening by the Mandolin
Club. Let us have more of them.
John Arthur, Jr., formerly of this
place, has been drawn as petit juror
on the Hummel murder trial in Ly-
coming county.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-02-08
Letter From Josiah Howard.

On Board the "San JUAN" Jan. 27.
Editor Cameron county Press
DEAR SIR:-As you see by the en-
closed passenger list we are sailing
under the command of Captain Lloyd.
to Puerto Rica and have on board
General Davis, Governor.General of
Puerto Rica, also the EX Governor of
Conn, Mr.. Dewall
So far the water has been fairly
smooth and to-day we began to feel
the warm air of the south. According
to observations recorded by the Cap
tain, on the chart at noon to-day, we
are $50 miles from New York and 635
miles from Puerto Rica and will likely
reach there on Monday evening. The
boat is not making her best time, as
this is her first trip and the machinery
The paint and walters and some pass
engers are quite fresh. On Thursday
afternoon when the Captain sounded
the fire alarm, just for fun as it were,
there was a great scramble among
the passengers and sailors and
the boys had quite a laugh at me be-
cause I helped with the hose, but I was
was satisfied, because the 'Hamilton's'
plug threw first water.
Tell "Gus" to keep it up and we will
make him Chief next year.
Please send me the PRESS for this
and the next two weeks to Havana.
JOSIAH HOWARD.
Not old carpets, gathered up at other
old stores, but new carpets right from
the factory, at LaBar's.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-02-08
Sudden Death.

We regret to learn of the sudden
death of Hon. w. K. Jones, of Cou-
dersport, in his 5Oth year. His death
took place at Syracuse, N. Y, where
he was transacting business. Deceased
was prominent in business affairs and
represented Potter county in the legis-
lature in 1891. His remains were
brought to Coudersport on Sunday,
where his wife and children reside.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-02-08
The "Littie Blue Book"

A neat, compact pocket volume con-
tanning the time tables of all the rail
roads in Pennsylvania. Should be in
the possession of every travelling man,
hotel, business man and business firm
in the state. 1t is published monthly,
with all corrections up to date, at one
dollar per year. Single copies ten
cents. Mailed on receipt of price.
Address, "Little Blue Book" Milton,
Pa.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-02-08
Handsome Residence.

Fred Julian, Esq, has purchased
from II. A. Cox the vacant lot on
Broad street, next to the residence of
Mrs. j. G. Bryan and will erect hand
some residence the coming spring.
We understand Mr.. Julian will erect
home that will do credit to the town.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-02-08
VIII Leave Us.

Mr.. NJ. P. Whiting, of Emporium,
Pa, has been engaged as book-keeper
and auditor by Mr.. n. T. Arnold and
entered upon the discharge of his
duties last week. Mr.. Whiting's ex-
pierence as bank cashier renders him
especially fitted to discharge we'll the
responsibilities of his new position and
we welcome him to Ridgway. Mrs
Whiting is a sister of Mr.. Arnold
His family will move to Ridgway as
soon as the weather becomes more
moderate. We congratulate Mr..
Arnold and Ridgway on the chang e.
Ridgway Advocate. Our citizens will
regret to have Mr.. Whiting and his
excellent family leave Emporium, yet
we rejoice that he has secured such an
excellent position, exceeding financi-
ally the position as cashier of First
National Bank, which he filed accept
able for several years. Mr.. Whiting is
native of this county and always en-
joyed the confidence and respect of
our citizens. We in common with our
people, wish our friend success. His
family will leave in the spring
Carpet of all kinds and lots of.it at
LaBar's.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-02-08
University Association.

Programme for Feb. 18th: Readings
from HowelPs "Open-Eyed Conspir-
acy," Mrs. Balcom; George w. Cable,
Miss Van Valkenberg; Edward Eggles-
ton, Miss Heilman; Thomas Nelson
Page, Miss Taggart; Charles Egbert
Craddock, Miss Bonham; Frances
Hodgson Burnett, Miss McQuay; Sarah
Orne Jewett, Mrs. Burke; Mary Eleonor
Wilkins, Miss Cush.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-02-08
Republican Committee Meeting.

The Republican County Commit
tee of Cameron county met at
the office of B. w. Green, Esq. Chair
man of the Committee, last Tuesday.
Every district with the exception of
Grove and Driftwood was represented.
The committee named April 7th, as the
date for the primaries to elect dele
gates to the Republican State Conven-
ton and Congressional Convention.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-02-08
A riauiIa Newspaper.

DR.. W. II. Ulsh sends us a copy of
the Manila p. ~ "Freedom," issued
Christmas week. 1t is, in part, well
printed and very interesting. The
Doctor, who formerly resided at Drift
wood, is surgeon on U. S. S. Glasier,
at Manila.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-02-08
Old Folks ReceDtiOn.

Invitatations have been issued for
an old folks dancing reception at
Driftwood, Wednesday evening, Feb.
18th. A good time is assured all who
attend.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-02-08

State Teachers.

The fifth annual convention of the
Pennsylvania State Teachers will con-
vene at Harrisburg, Wednesday and
Thursday, Feb. 18th and 18th.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-02-08

N. Seger has the finest line of spring
clothing in this section of the state.
Drop in and see his large stock.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-02-08

Choice potatoes SOC. q bushel at
Balcom &; Lloyds. 1926
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-02-08

Ladies can save money on their
seasons sewing by buying their trim
mings, embroideries and laces of Mrs.
E. o. Bardwell.