Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-03-20
BRIEF nENTION.

| LOST A Eureka memorandum book
with names in, chances on gold watch
chain and silver ware. Finder will
confer great favor by leaving same
at this office.
Postmaster Robert Nelson Roberts,
son of Supt. Thos. A. Roberts, died
suddenly at Remove, last Friday, aged
32 years. His funeral took place on
Monday, interment being made at
Williamsport
| The Madison Brothers, two of the
finest boxers of their age in the world,
and who are open with S., 900 challenge,
will appear at Opera House next We'd
nesday, March 26th, with The Peck's
Bad Boy Go.
In the future L. Taggart will keep
on hand full line of cut flowers, also
furnish, on very short notice, floral de-
signs of any kind desired, at prices
| that will compete with the lowest.
| Don't send out of town but patronize
your home merchants.
Lit Brothers, of Philadelphia, are
| paying the Record of that city SIP, 800
a year for the last page Of that paper
for advertising purposes. John Wana-
maker pays four daily papers of that
city, the Press, Ledger, Times, North
American and Evening Telegram,
S295,0O0 year for a page advertise
ment in each of those newspa pers.
If you don't feel on just good terms
with yourself and little bit blue, go to
the Opera House and see Peck's Bad
Boy, and our word for it you will feel
one hundred per cent better for it, be-
| cause the fun will drive it all away from
you. 1t is a wonderful cure and has
never been known to fail; try it. Wed
nesday, March 26,h. Prices % 35 and
| 30 cents.
Three students were talking in a
cafe. "My dear fellow" said one, III
painted one day last week small piece
| of pine wood in imitation of marble so
perfectly, that it sank to the bottom of
the water" "Pshawr' said another
yesterday | suspended thermometer
on the easel that holds my view of the
Polar regions; it fell at once to twenty
degrees below zero" ''That's nothing"
said the third; "T painted my picture of
the Duke of Gloucester so life like that
his Whiskers have to be trimmed once
a week"
Of the applications for patents in the
United States coming from foreign in
| ventors, England, Germany, France
and Canada furnish the majority.
Among patents granted March 4th, of
| the other nations that were represented
in the United States Patent Office,
| Scotland and Switzerland had two,
and Belgium, Cuba, Mexico and Russia
one apiece. Inventors, patentees and
manufacturers can secure, free of
charge, booklet telling how to obtain
U. s. and foreign patents, from G. A.
Snow & Co., patent attorneys, Wash
ington, d. G.
Mr.. L. B. Seibert expects to leave
Coudersport in a short time to enter
prominent Wall street firm as consult
ing attorney and as partner in the
business The firm have seat on the
New York stock exchange and are pro-
minent in the financial world. Mr.. Sci
bert has done more to build up and
advance the interests of Coudersport
ever had and he will be missed more
by the people who have an interest in
seeing the town prosper, than would
any other citizens we have.-Couders-
port Democrat.
There are three members of the House
who are known as the Braod of Cover
nors of Pennsylvania. Their names
are Mahon, Sibley and Connell, and all
of them would like to wear the Guber-
Material toga. Of the trio, Sibley is
the most picturesque. He has the re-
markable faculty of being able to be
elected on any ticket of any party.
He was Democratic Representative,
then he went over to the Populists
and now he is a Republican in full
standing. He is the greatest campaign
er and vote-getter in the State, and if
he is nominated for Governor, he will
leave streak of good stories behind
him wherever he goes. He is very
wealthy and loves fast horses and all
the good things Of Washington
Post.
There will be lots of fun at the Opera
House WadneslaN March 2Rth for