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Sharp County record., 1901-05-10
New Pension Law.
Those Now Drawing Pension
Must Make Appli-
cation Also.

The following circular letter is
being sent out by the state pen
sion board:
Dear Sir-F'or the information
of all part.es concerned, the state
p .nsion board created under and
by virtue Of the provisions Of act
Ne. 43 Of the general assembly Of
1901, composed of the secretary
of state, auditor Of state and
commandant of the state encamp-
ment of the United eX-Confeder-
ate Veterans, has construed the
new pension law to mean that all
persons expecting to receive a
pension, whether now on the pen
sion roll or not, must make ap-
plication, proof Of service, etc.,
under the provisions Of the new
law.
Also that the 3-4 mill tax levy
provided by said act will not be
available until 1902 and the
amount available for pro rata for
the present year will be only the
amount arising from the former
levy of IA mill, which is now
being collected for the year 1900.
Hence the pro rata for this year
will be small.
1t is very important that the
postoffice address Of each appli-
cant should be stated upon the
application. 1t is also important
that county pension boards be
very careful to carry out the full
requirements of the law in pass
ing upon all applications, as the
state board is desirOus that all
men who are entitled to share the
relief so generously provided for
them shall receive their full
amounts, when the same is avail
able.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10
Some That Sleep.
Some Bills as unfinished
Business" Snoring
>5oundly.

When the 33d general assembly
adjourned some house bills had
not been taken up in the senate
and the same for scme senate
bills in the house.
Among these bills was the re-
form school bill which originated
in and passed the senate.
Senator David l.. Kings bill
reducing the fees Of sheriffs and
clerks in four or five counties in
the state was never called up in
the house, although it passed the
senate by a good vote.
Senator Carlock's pct bill, the
dram drinkers license bill, passed
the senate and went to sleep ir.
the lower house, never being
called up for passage.
The branch asylum bill, after
the lower house had decided up
on Fort Smith as the place to es-
tablish the institution, was killed
by the senate, the members re-
fusing point blank to consider the
measure. 1t is a shame, too.
There are in this state something
near 300 insane persons, who are
in prison or being cared for by
relatives, who cannot find place
in the asylum at Little Rock on
account Of a lack of room. Some
provision for their welfare should
have been made by the late as
sembly.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10
POOR SAM SMITH.

Sam Smith Of Copehart, W.
Va, ate % hard boiled eggs with
salt and vinegar. half an hour
aftervard died at the age Of %.
Had poor Sam eaten two more
eggs he would have won a dollar.
Chicago News.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10
1890-19O0.
HE WCBBLEO TOO.

One Of our exchanges says:
"SCme scientists claim that the
earth wobbles. From the gen.
eraI appearance and movements
of one Of our citizens, whom we
met coming along the street in
front of the Office, we judged that
he had taken up the same idea
for the time being"
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10
BY CLAUDEL. COGER,
All Over,
Thirtv-Third General AS
scmbly a Thing Of
the Past.

1t is au over. The thirJy-third
general assembly is only a thing
of memory. After III days OF
labor the statesmen bade adieu to
scenes that had become familiar
and took the first train going to-
wards Mary and the children.
The now detunct body was the
same as all previous ones mas
much as it consisted of good, bad
and Indifferent members. Some
good work was done, some good
laws were enacted together with
some bad ones. Some things
were left undone that should have
been done, but the Legislators
were in the saddle and they did
the riding.
When the day Of final adjourn
ment finally rolled around the
papers state that tearS-great
crocodile tears-bedimmed the
eyes of they who had laoored So
long for the good of their ccun-
try, 1t was an affecting scene,
indeed. Why not? Who blames
the members for a womanly
weakness when they feel they are
parting from their comrades
perhaps foreyer-when they know
that the Aeolian harps are hushed
for a season and that oratory and
wind in behalf of an outraged
people will not be found chasing
each other up and down the spinal
chord as Of old. 1t surely was a
trying time!
But they adjourned without
accident, no heart strings snap
ped and even the weakest tainted
not. Mr.. Ponder of Lawrence
delivered the farewell Grafton in
the house in as happy a style as
possible under the circumstances,
the canes and other tokens of
remembrance were equitably dis
tributed, the whole shebang
sang a good many good old songs
Of Zion, the speaker, whose
emotion was terrific to behold,
pounded the desk, bIubbered
overheard and it was all over.
So it went. God bless the rep
resentatives and senators, the
people love them all, and only
hope that in thinking of the good
they have accomplished they will
preserve their equilibrium. 1t
would be a mistake to bust a
jacket by swelling with pride,
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10
BEWARE OF A coJGE.

A cough is not disease but a
symptom. Consumption and bron.
chitlS. whlch are the most dangerous
and fatal diseases, have for their
first indication a persistent cough,
and if properly treated as soon as
tins cough appears are easily cured,
ChambcrImn's Cough Remedy has
proven wonderfully successful, and
gained ITS wide reputation and ex-
tensiye sale by its success III caring
the diseases which cause coughing.
If 1t is not beneficial it will not cost
yoa cent. For sale by Snow, the
druggist.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10
FLAT SYSTEM IN KANSAS.

A candidate for situation as
school teacher in Florida, being
asked whether he taught that the
world was round or flat, replied ;
"Well, sometimes | teaches the
round system, and sometimes |
teaches the flat system, jes'
'coding' how the parents want
me TO teach, L teached the flat
systom in Kansas, Atlanta Con-
stitution,
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10
RATCHET CRUSADE.

A non-secret temperance or
der, known as the Hatchet Cru
sade has been organized at this
place. It's purpose is to drive
King Alcohol from off Of Ameri-
can soil. Viola Ledger.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

W. F. Barnett and F. Wal
lick have bought the Mammoth
Spring Monitor from Mrs. Amy
Culp, widow Of the late W. H.
Culp, founder of the paper. We
wish the gentleman success.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

Representative Clack Of Yell
county declared he was offered
5000 sfor' his vote on the anti
gambling bill. Who saw Clack,
is another question the Legislature
left unsettled.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10
LARGER STATE TAX.

The state tax levy for 1901
1902 will be IA mill larger than
for the past two years. Here is a
comparative statement;
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10
Notice for Pl5IIGltIa.
Land Office at Lltlle Nv" . 4
April Ihe.h

Land Office at Little Boe
Ian" April lhe!a
Notice is hereby given lOa, ,,,
nsmed settler has filed nollceI Iy,iDS y, Ds M
make final p. oOf IN supp0rI oluaS, u, h
said proof will be madc helols ~ Nj
of sharp county, ArkansaS' ~ D'
Arkansas, on June lst' ISt ,,.nn ,%
II. E. No 904SO for me saJ soI% M
northwest quarter section u ,,.'I, "I" AZ y,
northeast quarter and norlnTn'% n'n !" + IF I
east quarter section il tO"nS"p
) west ..i,ross,y
lie names the following wl'peig, peI NJ
continuous residence upon ""'
said hand, VIZ: r,,,,rc "a
). n. osborne, Z. j, kusIl,"o, MA n
and J. N. Green, all Of en'rI nj
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10
SCOtt' s
Emulsion

of Cod Liver Oil is the means
of life, and enjoyment of life to
thousands: men women and
children.
When appetite fails, it re-
stores it. When food is a
burden, it lifts the burden.
When youlose hesh,it brings
the plumpness Of health.
When work is hard and
duty is heavy, it makes life
bright.
1t is the thin edge of the
wedge; the thick end is food.
But what's the use of food.
when you hate it, and can't di.
gest it?
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil is theiood that makes
you forget your stomach.
II you have not tried It, send fot
free sample, its agreeable taste vii
1o$ II 4 BOVINE. Chemists,
SOC. and SLoo all druggists.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10
Notice for PubIlCiljI'
Land Omco at LAYS u, ,n. "sSl. Si

L"''o |''' April The WI
Notice is h.reby gi"en lnoi oi MA
named etller has filed no.iS' .n, Sl BIZ \
make hAal proof T. SuPpoH,ss SelOa
that SAID proofwill be illa'r ,'rrsonss,
Clerk Of sharp coNh,y, .,h W, 2
Shade, Arkansas, ON Ju'' p"nnr
II, e, No. 2lJ32 l0' '.o,,',',ibwr.lqb, ,''i
southwest quarter an : ,9"Vwnshlp w
west quarter section . 'O""'"
8 west, u.,.irc witness I.
continuous residence upo"
said land. viz: , r.l,s ] D.
A, f Baxter, j D or rv lrk. a
David White all OF niohe'' H.Hy
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10
Notice fer Publication
Land Office at Little Roa
Anril the lll

Land Office at Little Bn|
April the lAI
Notice is hereby given thai al
named settler has lilrd nolloeol la
max" Gnrl proof in support o. lsI
thai said proof will be maze Drl@'
CLERK Of Saarp county, AiKaD,A '
Shade, ArEmBa on Nay the 9AA
John c. Welt, ]
II. r. No. 2li4j for the Nesl %. ~.
quarter southeast quarter souIASSl
southwest quarter southeast 4u''
township rs north range D west
Ilrnuines the following wl'nes,ai I
continuous residence upon anu .
said land, viz1 u., ui
r. P. Ring, George SIewatf !, n
james Gay all Of PoughAeep'ils' 4 4,
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10
CAVE CITY ClNDERs.

All growing crops are needing
rain very badly.
Uncle Calvin Mobley was in
town one day last week,
Delzo Johnson, a school boy,
made a "trip to Batesyille Satur-
day.
Mrs. Y. 0. Gray was visiting
in Hickory Valley Saturday and
Sunday.
Grandma Crownover was visit
ing in the vicinity Of MaxvilIe
last week.
Miss Leona Horn spent last
week visiting at Hickory Valley
and Curia.
We can name ten persons in
this town that will weigh over two
thousand pounds.
Smith Garrison and family OF
Cushman were visiting in town
Saturday and Sunday,
Mai. and Mrs, j. P, Cochran
and Hon, T. |. Herrn and lady
spent a few hours in town Sun
day,
Allen Crownover and Sol Yae-
ger, two Of Sullivan township S
best farmers, we're in town, Sun
day,
Houston Jones and some OF his
children left Saturday for Black
Rock to spend some time picking
strawberries.
Most everybody are BUSY re-
planting corn and some have such
bad stand that they are forced
to plow up and plant again.
And now that the legislature
has adjourned the trusts will
cease their restlessness and get
down to business in dead earnest
Cleo Taylor, Walter Crigler,
Finnie Stinnett, jim Harrington
and Lawrence Reeves, who are
students in the school, visited
home folks Saturday and Sun
day.
There was a base ball team
organized here Saturday. They
have ordered an outfit and will
play their first game next Satur-
day, and challenges Will be IN or
der alter the first Of June.
There was one case Of smallpox
developed here last week, but in
very mild form, the patient
scarcely taking his bed, but he
will be kept isolated until all
danger of a spread is rast.
The young people Of the town
enjoyed a singing and candy
breaking at the residence oI
"Uncle" Fletcher Simpson Fri
day night, "Uncle" Fletcher
and his e8timable wife know how
to please the young folks.
Alex Lamar Of this place has
a cow that has given birth to six
calves in less than three years
There were two sets of twins and
two singles. The calves are al
living, we'll developed and in q
thrifty condition. We will wait g
few moments to see if anybody
wants to say anything.
G. W. Brewer, who lives just
east of town, IS 50 years old anG
one day this spring he went tC
the woods and cut and split 20Z
rails in one day in very ordinary
timber. What man Of that age
has done more in one day this
spring? Don't everybody speak
at once.
Several families went from here
to Black River lasv week fishing,
The party consisted of Dal Rodg-
ers and family, j! B. Crownover
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10
Notice for PHbllCalII.' :
~ wv " ~
Land onlce at Li''ls 4, ne + }.

Lana oi''' Gipril the ~. y,
Notice IS hcr,by given . Of hb 7
named settler has filed noI'r l,,ort Of III I
make final lroVf IN sul,pVde DelOr,,
thai said proof Will he ,rppSOsa.,
Clerk Of sharp county n rn cOuNIl'
Jesse c. Ghomley N an"F
on June the Slh, 1901 VIZ II'hormlcy q,
II. lG. No. 935il for ne and and nOr'rs1'
east quarter section ,n" % ! toN'~'
northeast quarter s'c''o" A
range 1 WCsr. =, vtnei%
He names the loll0Wluht nht,,n and Wv
continuous residence "P'' ID
said land, Wa .t.,o,t. John ..
Jobp BrIm, Lutte ;, , ,'I,,'sd iIj,nsd ArhaisIy
L. 4. johnson, al oi Nc0'' H. D.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10
MNpv>,...,

This signature is on every hox OF She genuine
Laxative BrCmOaQuinine Tablets
the remedy that cures a cold IA one day
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10
McGee's Babv

Makes babies hesIs. \
strong. 1t contains ros!
poisons. When yourb,!
try one bottle and yoS
best Prices, Is and III
He shall go before /
who can torago royeasI
Thomas Maple, SpI
whites; Il had a very n
kidney lroubie and nv Il
me SO | could not straipy.l
doctors Treatment did N.
Saw Fole!'s kidney CQrl
and took one bottle whrll
and | have not been sf.-
/ gIpdIy recommend Ntl
Williams & Edwards,
Education has neval
a man from being a iod
"Our little girl was \
from SiranguIatIun duflDyI
and terrible attack Of |
quickly secured a both
Minute Cough Cure, y.
IIDee d. SEES. The croupr.
ed and cur ilLtle darIn,
recovered" 50 writes A. {.
Chester, Much. Will,
Edwards.
Some men rise in th4,
cause they are light wei,
Skin atfectlo $ will "a
appear by using Dewitt
Hazel SalYe. Look oat
tertelts. If you get DIV
will get good results Iii
and positive cure for piles
liaEst> e. Edwards.
The best way to oyero
is to emphasize TIE tru
| nOreS.
| Fogey's Honey
B
| for cdildTcg, safe, ,sgrs l
The easiest way for a
! 10 ret mo sOcietY is 70
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10
THE GREAT


Of modern lines |
Many cures aad A. 4
time to time are oni,
ley Honey aa5 Im
c.alE tu cue.
-,yg ld
and rn,, d..
TAX, I.o .u. .,.. \
Edwards.
A young Preachs,
be dry land pilot.
II you are sick All q,
know jnSt what aiI> NV
one your kidneys ar. 49, :.
l'oIrl'S hidhey Cure II
health and energy, n h
Edwards. '
If there We're no liz.
would be no osqirs
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

Makes babies hesls,
strong. 1t contains =" Y.
poisons;; When yourbss,
try one bottle and voS Vs'l
best, Prices, 25 and &S
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-18
Cameron,
CRITIC

Editor Cameron County Press
G. L. Page visited Remove on Satur-
day.
w. Mcconnell visited relatives at
Ridgway on Saturday.
Z. f. Comley transacted business at
Sterling Run, Saturday.
E. NJ. McFadden had business at
Ridgway the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. b. Peterson visited
relatives on Oak Hill over Sunday.
Ed. Stewart run the road scraper on
our streets Saturday, doing good work.
Ed. McFadden moved his family from
lien Hazel to this place, last Thursday.
Some OF our boys took in the sparring
match at Johnsonburg, Saturday night.
We are glad to see our old reliable cit
izen, Ed. Goodman, on our streets once
more.
Ed. Lininger visited the county seat on
Sunday. He expects to leave for Austin
May 1st.
John Devling. of Sterling Run, drove
through our town Sunday, making forty
miles an hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Oyler, of Flem-
ington, is visiting with NJ. Phoenix and
family on Oak Hill.
Cool DAN.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-18
Wyside.

Wystde.
Editor Press:-
Pap Blodget says he has full faith in
the ground hog.
1t is too bad Cash, but she may come
back some day.
The big mill made a big cut of lum-
Der last Saturday.
Barclay Bros have their drive in
came on Saturday.
The Sunday fishermen did not report
their catch of trout.
Your choice of fresh fish here Friday
-shad and suckers.
A slide on the railroad caused the log
train to lay out one night last week.
John Lightner is erecting a dwelling
house for d. Mccall at Enterprise.
VIM. Lytle took bath in the log pond
last week, He says the water is little
cool.
The Sinnamahoning band was out
few nights ago and rendered some fine
music
The Sinnamahoning band is getting
along fine under the instructions of Prof.
Fulton.
I'll. l.. Drum is building large dwell
ing house for Haynes Bros at Arksill,
First Fork.
The few warm days last week thawed
out our farmers and now they are plowing
their oat fields.
j. V. Strayer and the Logue Bros
made big catch Of suckers at the dam
one night last week.
The S. i. G. are waiting for the
weather to warm up little and when it
does, look out for some big ones.
A base ball club is being talked of
now and we may expect to have an agre-
cation of that nature in the near future.
III. B. Lightncr has purchased the
stock from j. " Strayer and rented the
p. o. S. of A. building and is running
tirst-class grocery.
The poison fiend is getting in his work
in this end of the county. Several dogs
and cats have been poisoned and valu-
able COW belonging to Coleman Johnson
Several parties were out fishing for
trout last week but the water was too
high for good fishing. Now that the
10Th has arrived law abiding citizens can
also try their luck.
Trains commenced running on the
Northern Susquehanna last Monday to
connect with morning trains east and
west and afternoon train cast, one the p.
& K. r. r.
j. V. Hanscomb and Alex. DeShetler
had a bad scare few nights ago. Alex.
said it was a COW in distress but on in
vistigation it proved to be the "sweet"
notes of the bass horn.
The mill made lumber out of 1O5 logs
between five and six o'clock Saturday
Afternoon. The boom broke, which was
the cause Of the extra hour. John
Logue got scared for tear the whistero
had broken and he would have to stay
all night
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-18
Rich Valley.


Seymour Lewis is driving team for D..
W. Swesey.
Eiihu Lewis of the city was seen On
our streets Monday.
Melvin Hamilton is breaking colt for
Avian Wright.
W. w. Winder of Emporium had
business in the Valley last week.
Mrs. Geo. Minard and grandma Lucorc
visited friends here last week.
Mrs. Andrew Housler and Mrs. Milton
Lewis visited Mrs. Merrick Barker at
Emporium last week.
Mr.. John Adams who suffered stroke
of appoplexy last week is very low at this
writing CTuesday)
Geo. Skinner is building a cellar wall
for Mr. Barr on North Creek.
Mrs. w. w. Lewis was on the sick
list last Tuesday.
Elmer McManus, IAN employee of Frank
Lockwood, was seriously injured last
week. He was assisting two other men
to roll log, when the log took sudden
start and caught McManus, breaking his
leg in two places. Hopes are entertained
for his recovery. Much credit is due
Messrs. w. w. and Sam Lewis and
Frank Lockwood for their kind assistance.
MAGGIE.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-18
ALL AROUND THE COUNTY.


oSSNhWoous
Editor Press
E. Bush is working at st. Marys.
George Geswender is visiting relatives
here.
Wonder what has become of Andy s
ghost?
James Wiley is spenning the summer
abroad.
Mrs. j. l.. Reid visited St. Marys
friends Saturday.
Jack Rhodes transacted business in
Emporium Saturday.
Sam'l White of Rich Valley visited
friends here recently.
Miss Madge Anderson is spending the
summer in Emporium.
Prof. w. J. Leavitt and wife visited
relatives here last week.
Mrs. Ross and son Leo, of Moore Hill,
passed through our town Sunday
Our schools have closed and the teach
ers have gone home for vacation.
Trout fishing has opened at last and
the fishermen look happy once more.
DR.. Smith, of Emporium, made a pro-
fessional visit to Beechwood, Saturday.
Miss Anna Evers of Clear Creek spent
Sunday with her parents at this place.
Our farmers are anxiously awaiting the
coming of spring, or warm weather at
least.
Mrs. w. j. Leavitt went to Pittsburg
last Saturday, where she will visit rela-
tives
j. l.. Reid is working at ST. Marys,
where he is employed as foreman in the
hub mill.
David kirkpatrick has gone to work
for Howard & Co. again, after his long
aff1iction.
Miss Gregory of Emporium and Mrs
Fischer of Howard attended church here
Sunday evening.
Since 50 many of our young people
have married of late, people are beginning
to inquire: Who next?
Mrs. Charles Mclaughlin is seriously
i'll at this writing. Her many friends
hope for her speedy recovery.
Lenton season being over our society
people are making up for lost time, judg
ing from the number of dances.
Quite number of our young men at.
tended the chop" at Rathbun, Saturday
night and returned home loaded with
pleasure.
Messrs. Winfield Andrews and George
Curtis came up and took in the dance
Saturday night. They report having g
good time.
The Rev. Ployer, of the NJ. E. Church
preached his first sermon here Sunday
evening. He is a gentleman of pleasing
address and it is hoped that his effort.
will be appreciated and rewarded by the
upbuilding of the church and much gooc
being done.
Critic
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-18

This trust question will solve
itself sooner or later. When the
present consolidation mania has
gone so far as to organize the uni
versal trust-and few can doubt
that it will go that far in time
who questions that the people will
simply confiscate the whole thing
and run it as a cooperative com.
pany?
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-18
Sterling Run Tannery News.

Sterling Run Iannery News.
Editor PresS:-
J. II. Desmond transacted business at
Dubois last week.
Dennis Keefe had business in Empo-
rum one day this week.
Misses Jennie and Mile Berry visited
the county seat on Saturday.
Miss Byrdc Taggart of Emporium
called on the Misses Berry one day this
week.
Harry Berry and John Furlong at
tended the dance at Driftwood on Tues
day night.
Mrs. Samuel Hess of Falls Creek is
visiting her daughter Mrs. Chas. Norton
at this place.
Messrs. Eddie and John Tracy and
Edward Berry took in the prize fight at
Johnsonburs on Saturday evening.
Mrs. David Wolfe of Clintondale and
daughter Mrs. Thos. Shilling of Howard
visited with the formers brother, VIM.
Berry and family, last week.
james Furlong has resigned his posi-
ton at the tannery store, and gone to
Remove where he will work in the ma
chine shops.
We would inform that wonderful
"Trixy" that when the Tannery bells do
their cake walk they do not need to 90
above the depot after dark.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-18

1t is difficult to see what the Boer
leaders hope to gain in their suit in
New Orleans to prevent the dis
patch of mules thence to South
Africa. 1t has long been an axiom
that no neutral trade that is allow
able in peace is prohibited in war,
although it may be subject to
confscation by belligerent.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-18

Southern Democrats declare that
the next nomination must come
east though they are willing to take
a middle west man in the second
place. Still, when the candidate,
whoever he may be, will beso soon
done for. IT seems u question what
he Is to he begun for.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-18

Oom Paul says that the British
have exaggerated the number of
5he Beers, in order to save them
selves from the humiliation of
admitting how small q number has
been holding them ut bay. How
ever, it is more reasonable to ac-
count for it by the universal ten
dency to exaggerate the number of
ones opponents.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-18

4 Missouri man owns rope
with which nine negroes have been
lynched. Presumably, it might be
well il a jury would get him on his
own string.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-18

Tammany is said to be very an
CRY over Josiah Flynt's revelations
in regard to the dishonesty of it's
NewYork government. Yet there's
nothing new about this.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-18
EDITORIAL rIENTION.

Emperor William effort to keep
the newspapers from printing his
remarks shows that he is not en-
tirely lost to all sense of the ridi-
culous.