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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26
Ser .,0eorbaern'-D onneraas ben 90. STUNT 1903.

ibm In bic slet9 l0blide MbIidt tbeil
te, eth i96aes. eth @ott pirbises
9aus gu errt4ten. une beute bliden
ni9t BLOB bic Mitslteper Der @emeins
be. icnbern bic gauge Stabt, bas aars
se Waoena Gonntp, ia bic san3e Dio.
,ele ct. @louo nit Stol, auf ben
bsrrli@eu Sau, ben it9 Die inter Der
umlidtisen 9eituns TIRES ieeleneifrisen
YfdrrerS itebenoe uao emporblibenbe
@ymsinoe ais euls oentmirolses Mo
nument b,nselteul bat. uno our set
te Der neuen &lr9e. lteb; Jest oils Bier.
be Der Stapt Oh 5t,ue oes friberen
minsisen E~ia,rbauies e,n itattliher
Bau, unb an Der Seiie Der beioen lbe,r
liten @ebdube mtrb In oieiem sSabr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26
@ibti9 fir mitter.

Die Sabrifanten BON Gaiforia murben se=
swun9en, bunbert tauienbe Dollars aussuge.
ben, bas Bublifum nit ber l1nteri6rift bes
@bas. $. Slet6er befanut gu MAIDEN. Sies
wuroe uotbwenoi9 aus benz @ruube, neil
Yiraten bic @aitorta Sanbelsmarte fGli9.
ten. Sieie Sdli9un9 lit elm Gerbre9en ni6t
nur ben @isentbiimern BON @aitoria, ioubern
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Generation se9eniiber.
lille Serionen ioaen barauf a9ten, baB Ga
itorla nit Der unteri9rift pom Gbas. $.
.sletder uerieben lit, menn ibnen bic @elunb=
5eit lbrer &inSer anSe!esen lit. glterl, unb
Miitter int seionoern,. loaten bic @aitoria
3e,tuns eri6ienen iinb, unb nidt auBer a6t
laiien, baB Der nmi6las elmer ieben Slaibe
ebten Gaitorias bic Sac :Simile 1nteri6rift
bes 9bas. 8. Slet6er trdst, inter seien @uf=
ii6t es unuuterbro9en breiBig Sabre lang
tabri;irt muroe.-Bbila. Bulletin.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26

unb Stdrte Bet Der Mrbeit fur tbren
llnterbalt ober aud BET Der Nrbett fur
Soft, pon benz alIes @ute fommt.
Oab man aber In Waoena serne b.
reit LIT. Soft bic gbre gu Seben, sebt
aus nabitsbenoem Siloe 9erpor, mel
DIES alf benz Woblltano ner 3atbolt
ten in @abena uno l%lmJeseno ihlies
b.n nas suslei6 erfeunen ldBt. baB,
merm rlntradt S,te,e uno Opfer'
miutate,i e,ne @emeinoe Stereu, banu
1t1erl d nit o,eleu percent WiuenS
trait @ese ituift.
Die talbolp1. st. Nnna 9emeinbe
murbe Dor mebr ais pisr3ebn Sahren
sesrinbet Die erite &tr1e mar In
Compton; bielelbe wurbe ipaterbin
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26
&atboli6e st. elmna STRIDE 81 asaeena, Minneiota.

aber mad @abena uerlest nabe ienem
9lase, ber iest als @ottesader bient.
Ote &t,9e mar Elm fleines 8~retterse=
bdube, bas einiSe Sabre na@9er auf
ienen Plas t%ransportirt murbe, auf
nel@em ii9 beute bic i6mude ct.
Nnna Stride erbebt. Die alte Stride
murbe bur9 Seuer Serit0rt, unb gu
iener .3eit eruannte Der erltorbene
Sii6of Wartp ben bo9w. germ s..
g. Stiesler als Yfarrer pon 8aoena.
sSn 1895 ibernabm Der bo9m. 9err
bic Seeliorse Der @emeinoe; er &c.
gam iofort nit Der 8ermirfli9un9
Der sSbee, Der @emeinoe, bic lid mi.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26

nod bic in ittere Musiidt seite tie
Pfarrldule ft6 erbeben. Na@oem
bic @emeiube ben 8au Der Yfarri6u=
le, bic ais 8olwert elmer teben tat9
@emeinbe betra6tet Dirb unb meroen
muB, peruoaitdnoist, bilost tie ein
uoatommenes @anse, mie es nidt BET.
Ter unb minihensperiber In Der gam
gen Oi6Seie ~sefunpsn mirb. Die be
rats u%oaenoeten @emeinoesebdube unb
oas nod ieiner @niftebuns unb SOU
enbun9 in bieiem Sabre barrenbe. bic
Bia,ri@ule, laien semiB auf Ben edten
driitlt9en @tiit Der Witelieber l6lte
ben uno seisen ober aud BON benz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26

fur bas ganntp gu aeniunen unb iol
den orremllide Bldse gu beioreeu.
0err Wurrap lit Elm mtrtliher Ser
trauensmann unb als ioldem iteheu
ibm inter anberen gmpfehlunsen aud
bic bes bo6m BIarrers $. g Stiee
Ter aur 8%erfisuus. 8er in benz
idOuen Babena iid beimii9 nieber
laiisn uno ieines @lidss S9mieb
msroen mill, menbe ii9 nit 3utrouen
an ieuen 6errn, unS er miro has in
i'm seleste i3utrauen beitens baburd
su miiro;9en tra9ten, baB er ben 2anb
iu9ern au einem' ermlni9ten 0anbitid
uuo Su einem eintrdsli6en 6eim uerbilfi
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26

%l1nternebmer auftret.n, mie bas mte=
berbolt in Stem Oorf unb anberen
Orten ueriu9t morben lit.
Mnseitdts bes obenfebenben Ser
botes unanitdnbiser unb untatboli:
ider Iuhibrunsen bes Panionsipie:
les balten MIR es fur sere6t unb Bill
Zig, auf bic d@t tatbOlilde Baiitous=
lpiel @eieul@aft pom Or. Sobn s..
Sderer pou ga greils, isis. uno
Ytofsiicr @. u. &ilra,n Don gleue:
Lamb, Ohio, ;mei sebtloeter tatbOli.
i@er Wdnner, bic li6 Der ausseSei6.
netiten gmpfeblunsen Se gmtnens
bes Cardinals Gibbons, pieler bod
m%irbtsiter 6erren Grsbil60fe uno
SiI9Ofe unb bes bo9m. Glerus uteler
OiOseien erfreuen, aufmertlam su
MAIDEN. llas liesen aIein bon st.
Yaul, Minneapolts unb llmsesenb
Sic feiniteu 3eusniiie uieler bo@w.
Serren pfarrer Dor, mel9es Der
l9lasenbite 8emeis lit. baB Der
bo9m Yfarr. glerus, BET mel6em In
ieinen reipetttuen &ir@en sumeiit swei
MufHabrunsen seseben merbeu muB
ten, ben Nusen bteies bsilisen Spie=
les anerfannt bat, Der eben baraus
reiultirt, ba biele beiber, d4t fatbo.
lii9en unb sebilbeten Wdnner, Or.
S9erer in beuti9er unb Yrofefior
&ilrain tn ensllider Spra4e, pom
6ersen fommenoe uno 81 6er,en se=
benoe 8ortrdse BET bteiem ~erbabeneu
Spiele balten, baB bteielben our er=
bauenben 8elebruns unb our Setbdtt>
suug unleres fatbolii9en @laubens
loie CUR sr0beren 9iebe gu Seius unb
Waria aneifern unb babur9 bieie
sufiabrunsen, wte bic badm. Yfar
rer fonitatiren, gum Sesen fur ibre
@emetnben unb bic Nnberssldubisen
merben. Ole b0@ite g%mpfebluns ber
8ortrdse bieier beiben ti@ttsen ia.
tbolii9en Wdnner lit seseben, tnbem
uns befannte bo@w. 9erren, bic ni@t
let6t gu FOLDER Nnerfennuns ii@ bers
beilaheu, bieie 8ortrdse als erceuent
be5ei9nen. Wan lit alio auf fraslt=
DIE, lo9en., pom bo9mlrbi9iten 9erru
grsbii@of 8ru9eit oben ri@tis setegn=
seidnete palion Plap Cos. In fatbo-
lil@en @emeinben ni9t a~usemielen,
%ionbern tann etne Sebtesene fatbolt.
i@e Nuffabruns BET obiSer fatbelii9e,
gompasnte erbalten unb bat nur 81
i9reibeu an: Or. Sobn $. S9erer,
paiiton Plap 60 3a grofe, isis
Snbem mir bas Obtse aus benz uSt.
SoieobS= 8latt uon Set. Mnsel al
bruden, uini9en MIR benz 9errn Or.
Sderer un6 ieiner B~afionsiptel. Sc
ieal9aft ret9ltden grfols.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26

nern pon @abena County unb beiien
Sauptitabt gang sewiB Dor alien an=
beren bic beuti9en erfaBt. 8eieelt
BON innerem Orange, it9 unb ben
Sbrisen Elm trautes, Elm ansenebmes.
Elm eisenes Seim gu ueri@affen, lai
fen iie ben NIT edit beuti6em Weien
ftets uerbunbenen .SleiB CUR pollen
Setting fommen. SleiB unb 9iebe
CUR @rbeit laien ite ielbit bic sr0bten
S6mieristeiten iberpinben, unb in
benz @efible bes Selbitsertrauens lit
tbnen tetn StnberntB gu sroB. 8et
ibnen silt's uWaunestraft 8ese
1@afft," unb bies stbt ibnen Wutb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26
S 6 nit e E

8 Der g Of N e 3 fommen
30 5rauer auf je 40 Mdnner.
e ii # d 3Gbne perben
idbrli9 ettpa 100000 gebrau9t.
9ie % einsGrten nebme,
in Sranfrei9 Elm, 4real bon 4.288,O37
Ider elm.
Sie 3uderernte bietet brei
Gierteln Ter 8etpobner &u6as ben 2ez
bensunterbolt.
Nep gorts 81 eblerport
sing gum groBen Sbeile an 0etpport
Netps, 0a., perloren.
8 dnem arfs Sc il 3 n
3 u d + q b unter5teben
ale berielben aeitung.
pinspOns@8 sale tuerben
in elmer etnStgen Sabrif in England
aGpO9entli9 100000 berseftelt.
Orangen aus ben Mittelmeerz
ldnbern unb Sloriba tommen gu uns
in 9ol5f9o6teln, Die i'm State Maine
eroeugt tpurDen.
allies so /, bas BON ZEN
100000 Gintpobnern Sioms fon=
fumirt pirb, tpirb aus ben Ser. Staaz
ten bOrtielbit einsefubrt.
Ser Yreis iir Mnanas
in Sinsapor iapantt 5pii4en / Bis 1
Gent. ginit tonnte man Is iol9e
5ru9te fir einen Gent erbalten.
GIettrif9e d t ii n g
tpurbe Dor &urSem au9 in ben &du=
men bes 8atitans in Hom eingefiibrt.
Die betreffenbe 4nlase f~oitete $4,000.
Sir 6 Of Ut tit our 3eit
Der bebeutenbite Nusfubrbafen Manos,
an Der Miinbung bes Nma5oneni troms
in 8raiilien, pGbrenb Para bic ameite
Stele einnimmt.
Sir 6 It IN bat tiiraz
lt6 8aronin S~ppenbeimer in Wies=
baben, bic So9ter bes friiberen 9of=
banfters, bic i9on oft benz Wiesbabe=
ner 9oftbeater bebeutenbe 3upenbunz
gen madts, benz Scatter 100000
Marf iiberpteien.
So ubrib geniebt ben fli9t be-
neibenspertben Huf, Die unseiinbefte
aaer GroBitdbte gu iein.
Oie 3dbI Der 6 n o b :
ner 8erlins 1T in ben lebten
IS Sabren geraoe UNI 100000 gez
padien.
Sas &Iofter ct. aatIa<
rina auf benz Sinai lit felt 14OO
Sabren BON tetnem neiblt9en Wefen
betreten norben.
sir 8 epebrf9Gfte perz
braudt man in Seuti9lanb iGbrli9
feds Mal mebr NuBbaumbola, als fir
bic oeuti9e MDbelinbuitrie.
Ser . fer Sruf.
pel6er bon S. pierpont Morean orsaz
ntfirt tpurbe, TT nit elmer Summe bon
$17O,OOO.000 ~tapitalifirt porben.s
8enniithlid1.
Sbeaterbtrsftor: rWetne
sSrat tit beute 10 better, baB ie fetn
@ort fpre9en fann!"-8 etanns
sd bente, lie tritt btefen
Mbenb i'm Sbeater auf9"-S + a.
ct .Sa-aber tie
fingt nur!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26
800 HeIsbmsma! 500.

Dts eeft. bisfes 8eituns resbsm eA fssaes. ~ g..
teeren pab q msnteftns etne stfar&ttte &sanlbsti
hetlen TN Stanbe tt; 6aa's Ratarrt. Rur 10 BITE eta
ttSs test Der dritlt&tn Brdberf&aft beiannts psHttys
1nr. 8atarrt ~erfcrbert ais etne Gsu fttuftsnsfrsnl
belt etne eonfituttsnsne Beta tlune. 5aa'S Ratasrb.
Rur rtrb tnnerlt& gen ommen unb pirft ttreft ant
tas Bluf uub BITE f&lstmtsen Dbera6&en bes gy'
RENE. Ddtur& ttt Grunbiass Der Rranftett ierfS.
rsnf nnb esm yattsnttn 1raft setfnb. tnbem fe IT.
etltt. Die Gtgentbu msr baten 70 ptei Wertrauen ~
tbren 5ttltraften bae ft etnbunbtrt Drqars Welst'
nuns tt ieten Hau a%nbttten. ben Rt ~ furtrsn per.
Dfdn dbreatre.
gktnss& o., GsIstp Otto.
estarH NJ I0es ApstsessrA rs xtuts.
6aH'S Tamilien= Yiueu bic better.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26
NaHiDnsfptele.

grsbii6of gru6eit pom Wontreal
bat mad elmer firsli@en Welbuns &c:
gen bic Nuffibruns bes Paiiionsipiels
10 In bortisen Ebeatern Protelt einselest,
"a beslp. bic &atboliten Dor benz Beiu9
Ifa.beiielben sewarnt. Ser bobe 9rdlat
"erblidt nit &edt In iol@en Nuffib=
oG nraisen bur9 sewerbsmdBtse S4au.
~ 'ipiefer unb ni@t ielten au9 tn itttliz
fas 1sr S3thfi@t fraspirbise Yeri0nlt@=
fetteneeths gntpetbuns bes Setlisen,
'onMisSehR Babrbaft relisiOs seiinnten
iq6&MaaabS MSh5ali@ nod anitSbiser
aIhifwSiiTS 'iSis gsSess, ruenn iosar SuSsn
!, - s '|,1 SssdffHt as 4{n,l asafFanftoltHnssn ais
uus III nseosrsHn @iiinroh
rsd tim ,dyiul .tsmb9 nseidi,
.~tsdnuuraG srs6na dnn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26
5ur Yeoples Yartb Contention in
WianeapoIis bort 2. bis 4. Suli.

Sir obise @eleseubeit p~erfauft bic Nor=
rberu Bacific Sabn Sidets mad Winneapo=
LIS gu einem uno einem Drittel Sabrpreis fir
0in unb &Itreiie. 8erfaufstase am l. unb
2. Suli sultis CUR Giidfabrt bis gum E. SUI
Ii 1902. 9tGberes benin
Noribern Baclfic Naenten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26

Gine 9o@aeit bauerte in
ungarn i'm 16. unb II. Sabrbunbert
tn man4er Mbelsfamilie atpei, brei
Monate lang, unb 5elbit in ben
B~duernbduiern mar iebe 9o9aeit auf
aipet Biz brei Enne berehnet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26
Glne quite Seleaenbeit.

Sin neues Saus nit mooerner Ginri1tuue,
@iiterne uuo gum Wobnen eiugeridtetem@r6=
seibob, nebit Stsu, 6ru9tbaus, &emiie, nit
lbOnem @arten nub Bart neblt @runoitid
p 9ots, psn benz Ieoe 5Oxl4l 6uB 9roB, TN
6er3en Der SraOi albanp ,pei Slod Don Der
tdtb. STRIDE seleSeu. inter a~uaebmbareu Be
h%in9nn9en 81 pertaufen. We9en ndbereH
@inSelbeiten wenbe man lib on
@arl &ettenmaier,
30.2 Qlbanp, Wtiuu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26
@abeHa'8 8cuDlferung
gut audi III religt6=
ier 8e5iebung.
8ei al tbrem Sinnem, Srab=
ten nmb Npripdrtsffreben
9eben fe aber AUDI
Sjptt bic Gbre.

Sen Sinn unb bic Wabrbeit bes
116nen unb an%elfernren Spri4morz
rportes: uSeber lit ieines Slides
Sdmieb,1 babeu inter allen Semob
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26
Watipmale Gr3ieber.

Die Sabresperiammluns Der Stationed
Educational MHociation mirb pom 4. bis IL.
eSuli in minneapolis 9ebalten. Die Nors
tbern Baeific ~psrtauft fir bieie @els9enbeit
Gidets gu einem Sabrpreis fur bic Ooppels
fabrt nit Mufidlag pom 50 oils Mit9lieb=
i9~aftssebiibr, pom 5. bis 8. Suli, siltts Bis
gum ID. Seuli. MGberes beim 27.ba
Nortbern Yaetie M8eutem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26
fen tptr biefes Sabr tpieber 10000
Mort gu @bf@reibunsen
reerptren."
3a1nHeru.

MntpaIt: r9aben snGbise Trau
fir ben S4etbungsproaeb font nod
Wunf9e9"-D m e: ~M9 forsen
sic, bite. bafiir, bab BITE ainber
meinem @atten auseiproden tpers
ben unb. m It infer m
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26
ann..,er Herd1aftsmn.,.t.

Ptntelmann (bem in feinem
&omptotr bic @eburt zines SD9ter=
9ens semelbet uirb, gum erften 8u9>
balter): r@ott, tpieber E MGbel; mill
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26

e- Spesieler 9ertauf uon Com
munion. Mn5isen Bet @ebr. Mbeles.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26

Belgrade FIN. Nqe Sorlsn 3abnars
belt. 3dbne Se:osen obne S9mer5
III perurla1en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26
i

Sbeaterbirsttor: rMeine
Srau tit beute 10 better, baB ite fetn
Wort fpre9en fann!"-8 etann>
SD bente, lie trttt btefen
Mbenb i'm Sbeater auf9"-S 3 a.
t b | r: .Sa-aber tie
finot nur!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26
DR.NIVEN

wirb am Oonneritas, ben
10. Sult, in Brooten unb
am IL, unb 10. Suit In
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-07-03
Big Log Flood.

Williamsport Bulletin: The heavy
rain which connected with this section
and up-river points about 2 O'Clock
Sunday morning brought joy to the
hearts of the lumbermen, as most of
the back logs will now get in and the
saw dust will fly with renewed Vigor
The stock of logs was getting little
low for some of the mills, in fact two
or three of them have shut down, and
this rain is just what was needed.
A special message to the Gazette and
Bulletin Sunday night from Clearfield
stated that there was then four and
half foot freshet in the river at that
point, and that it was rising rapidly.
1t had been raining at Clearfield hard
during Saturday night and all of Sun
day.
This insures nine or ten foot freshet
in the river, at Williamsport, and will
bring in all the back logs along the
river. There are 100000 feet back
along the river and including the logs
in the Pine Creek region, but message
from up Pine Creek states that it did
not rain very hard there on Sunday.
The creek was rising some, but not a
great deal. This would indicate that
the Pine Creek logs are not likely to
get in with any great rush. However,
there are many logs in the river, and
these will keep the mills well stock ed
for some time to come, all of which is
good news for the saw dust makers.
A number of men started for up-river
points early this morning to handle
the logs in the river.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-07-03
Prof. Bastian's Departure

Prof. G. P. Bastian, who has served
as principal of Emporium schools dur
the past two years, has rendered his
resignation to the school board as
principal for the ensuing year. The
resignation was accepted and at the
meeting of the board last Saturday
evening, Prof Ling, of Bedford, Pa,
was elected.
Prof Bastian carries away with him
the general and genial regard of our
people. He has labored hard, and
not without success, in the interest of
our public schools. He has been a
useful citizen, taking lively interest
in all that aimed to promote the pros
perity of our town and the education
of its youth. He, with his amiable wife,
will be much missed by many warm
friends. The PREss hopes the Prof
may prosper in whatever line Of work
he may engage.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-07-03
Teachers Selected.

At meeting Of Emporium School
Board, held last Saturday evening, the
teachers for the Borough Schools were
employed for the ensuing term, viz:
Prof. L. S. Ling, Principal, Bedford,
Pa; Chester B. Rem, Emporium, AS
sistant Principals; Miss Mary Cotton,
Eldred, Pa, Grammar; Miss Name E.
Cleary, B. Int; Miss Bertha Gregory,
A. Primary; Miss Blanch Ludlam, 1st
B. Primary; Miss Rose Ritchie, End b.
Primary; Miss Mary Robinson, A.
Int; Miss Cora Barker, B. Int; Miss
Kate Cummings, A. Primary; Miss
Rose Bair, b. Primary; Miss Nina
Bryan, Kindergarten. All of EN-
porium. Geo. Pepper was elected iani,
tor and truant officer.
The ensuing term will commence the
fore part of September and it is predict
ed the term will be a very successful
one.
Prof Ling, the Principal, is a gradu-
ate of Northern Indiana Normal, at
Valparaiso, Ind, having graduated in
1898 with degree of b. S., since that
time he has been continually engaged
in school work, the past eight years as
first assistant principal of Bedford, Pa,
schools, He comes very highly re-
commended. The assistant Principal.
Prof Rem, has been with us during
the past two summer terms and was
rendered the position without being an
applicant. The other teachers are well
and fayorably known as close and
hard workers.
Subscribe for the PRES only 81. so
year IN advance
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-07-03
Wrestling rlatcheS,

The wrestling match at the opera
house last Saturday evening between
Burt Chadwick of this place and Joe
O'Brien, of Batavia, N. Y, who was
somewhat heavier than Chadwick, was
a very good exhibition of the game,
and was won by Chadwick, who secur-
ed two falls in about fifteen minutes.
He also had another match at this
place last evening, with Pete Bolenger,
of Olean, which he had no trouble in
winning.
Chadwick leaves to-day for Olean,
where he has a bout booked for to-
night, and from there he goes to Free
mont, Ohio where he meets a man on
Saturday night. Burt has been trim
ming all comers.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-07-03
A New Double Track Bridge.

The double tracking of the P. & E.
railroad from Keating to Emporium
will include the erection of a new
double track bridge across the Sinne-
mahoning creek near Sinnemahoning
town. This will be one of the longest
of the bridges to be replaced in double
tracking. 1t will require 5000 yards
of stone to complete the piers and
abutments. The stone will be furnish
ed by G. A. Gocella, of Falls Greek
who will furnish stone for all the ma
sonry on the laying of the second track
in section of the P. & E., or about
seven miles.-Renovo News.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-07-03
BRIEF nENTiON.

Cameron, so long dead, is again
booming, with bright prospects for the
future.
A woman often says no when she
means yes, but she never says yes
when she means no.
Evangelist Kelly of Pittsburg, will
conduct religious meeting for all
concerned at Schweikart'sHal at three
and 7:45 p. m.
Don't miss the grand free street
parade led by our Challenge Silver
Cornet Band in connection with Sparks
big R. R. Shows at Emporium Wednes-
day July 9th.
John H. Sparks old Reliable Virginia
Shows and worlds greatest trained
animal exposition will exhibit in EN-
porium on Wednesday afternoon and
night, July 9th. Sparks Show is known
the world over as the largest, cleanest,
neatest and best twenty-five cent show
on the road.
The boy who wants to do things must
not only be around when such things
are happening, says Saturday Evening
Post, And the only force that will
make things happen is thought. The
product of thought is ideas, and the
market value of good idea is fortune.
Honest worth is good salary, but
honest work plus good ideas is worth
au interest in the business.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-07-03
A HuStling Priest,

Father O'Hern, of Driftwood, per-
formed two wedding ceremonies in one
day, last week, Wednesday--one at
Driftwood in the morning, the other at
Buffalo in the evening. The contract
ing parties were Cornelius Hackett and
Miss Kate Mcmahon of Driftwood. The
Buffalo marriage were Mr.. Fred A.
Casey, postal clerk, of Du Bois and
Miss Mabel V. Fry, of Sinnamahoning.
All will reside in DriftWood.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-07-03
BAPTIST Church Notes.

Morning service at HOO am.
Reception c new members and
communion will take the place of the
sermon. Children's Day exercises at
730 pm. Bible school at the close of
morning worship, G. E. Crandell, Supt.
Y. P. S. G. E.. Sunday evening, $50,
B. Olmsted, President. Prayer
meeting, Wednesday evening. 7:45.
All welcome.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-07-03
Hall Steps in Front of Hon. George K
Dixon

The following little bit of political
ne VS. from Elk county will be pleas
ant (?) reading for Cameron county
Democrats, who have been led to be-
lieve that this county would be given
the nomination for State Senator this
year. Very evidently, from all ac-
counts, the usual gold brick will be
passed to this county, and DR.. Smith,
the choice of Cameron county Demo.
cracy, will be asked to step down, to
make room for Boss Hall. A telegram
from Ridgway to North American,
says: "Gerrymandering has made it
difficult for j. X. P. Hall to return to
Congress, and he has decided to enter
the State Senate. There he will be ex-
pected to represent National Commit
teeman Guffey and act as Democratic
floor manager.
If Hall becomes Senator, it will be at
the expense of Representative George
R. Dixon, also of this place, who was
led to believe until recently that his
promotion was assured. Dixon has a
clean Legislative record, and has been
one of the recognized leaders of the
honest Democrats in the House.
The first Dixon knew that he would
not have the support of Hall was when
the latter went over to Clarion county
and announced his candidacy. Hall
will get the votes of the Clarion county
conferees, as Dixon has incurred the
particular enmity of the Quay Demo
Gratis there by his denunciation of their
actions.
Besides Elk and Clarion the district
includes Forest and Cameron counties.
Hall counts upon being able to carry
them with ease. He is willing that
Dixon shall have another term in the
House if he does not oppose him for
the Senate
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-07-03
No Paper Next Week.

"In accordance with the time
honored custom" there will not be
q paper issued from this office next
week. We, as well a the entire
force, need a little recreation and
do not believe our readers will dr.
any very great amount of kick: :ng.
The business and jobbing depart
ment will remain open for business.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-07-03
DEATHS DOINGS.
LITTLEFIELD.

LANA, the three years and half old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. William Little
field of East Emporium, died last Fri
day, after brief illness of cholera in
fantum. The funeral services were
held on Sunday afternoon, the Rev. o.
S. Metzler officiating and the burial
was had at Sizerville. The bereaved
parents have the sympathy of the
community in their sad hour She was
their only child and their sense of loss
is great.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-07-03
To Fill Vacancy.

Petitions are being circulated in the
East Ward for the appointment of
Councilman to fill the vacancy made
by the resignation of c. E. Mankey.
Frank P. Strayer and S. S. Hacket are
the candidates and the friends OF each
gentleman are interviewing the voters.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-07-03
Glass Rock Crusher.

A glass rock crusher has been erected
at -Four Mile, near Emporium, for the
purpose of crushing stone for Port
Alleganey glass works. There is an
abundance of excellent glass rock in
that vicinity.