Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-08-14
BRIEF 1ENTION.

A party of young folks had picnic
atRiverside park yesterday and from re-
ports by those in attendance pleasant
time was had.
John Peterson, the man who had one
leg so badly crushed by freight train
near the junction short time ago was
taken to the hospital at Williamsport
on Monday.
The Philadelphia Press, one of the
foremost dailies in this country an
nounced last Monday that hereafter
that paper would be issued for six cents
week instead of twelve as heretofore
charged.
1t is unofficially stated that all the
locomotives owned by the Pennsyl-
vania railroad proper will have the
lettering on the tenders changed. The
word "Pennsylvania" will be substitut-
ed for the 'P. r. r." heretofore used.
remove News.
To Amos Fenton, formerly of this
Pi"SC' WIN 10 III 'oSduple, w dSH., we are
indebled for copy of the Seattle Post
lntilligencer, with full history OF the
outlaw Tracy's life, the route in which
he travelled after his escape and full
particulars up to his tragic death.
A Western girl once advertised for a
husband and landed him successfully.
The total expense for advertising, we'd
ding invitations, etc, amounting to S11.
Within a years time her husband died,
leaving her $4,000 life insurance
policy. Yetsome people claim that it
does not pay to advertise.
The Governments crop report for July
says that this years corn crop in this
country promises to be much the great
est ever gathered. 1t is predicted that
it will reach the enormous total of 2, ,500,-
000,0 900 bushels. However, the corn
fields of this part of the country will
not cut much figure IN the two and one
half billion output
An ex-editor of Penfieid will be called
at the next criminal court to answer the
charge Of dining upon neighbor's
chicken, which by some unknown means
got onto the editors table. We venture
that some thief must have stolen it and
then from sympathy for the EDITORS
condition passed it along. OF course
the newspaper man will have to do the
suffering Clearffeld Journal.
a travelling man out west broke his
automobile between towns. lie spied a
farmer nearby repairing mower. On
reaching the fence the farmer asked the
other what kind Of a machine that was
ont in the road. "That," said the trav-
cling man, sis an automobile. What
do you call that thing you are pounding
on over there?' "That," said the
farmer "automohay, but it won't"
At the spot near Butler where the
''Biddle boys met their fate, two un,
known men recently appeared and plac-
ed monument in their memory.
Tracy is dead and the next thing for
him will be monument If the ad-
miration for such depraved wretches is
proportionate to the extent of their
crime, Tracy will probably be placed
in an expensive mausoleum and
shrine established at its base. Warren
Mirror.
Dandruff is very readily removed
from the scalp by putting a level tea
spoonful of borax in basin; add three
or four teaspoontuls of warm water,
and when we'll dissolved, rub this into
the scalp and roots of the hair. 1t
soon makes foam like soapsuds, and
very effectually removes every particle
of grease from the hair and scalp,
softens the dandruff scales, leaving both
the hair ard the scalp perfectly clean:
rinse we'll in warm water, then with
cold: wipe the hair we'll with, soft
towel; let it dry for a while, then dress
it.
An important decision was rendered
by Judge Greer at Butler last week
The case was that of Butler Boro. vs.
John Hagins. The defendant repre-
sented an out of town grocery firm anC
sold to Butler people on orders, deliv
: ering the goods to the purchasers. In
formation was made against him by
the borough authorities and he wa'
fined for selling without license. He
appealed from the dicision of the bur
CESS and the case was heard in cour
and decision made in favor of the Dor
ough. The case was an exceedingl !,
important one, as the decision give
boroughs the right to collect a fin
from persons selling by orders.
The College of Music at Freeburg
Pa is in session with the largest at
tendance of any previous Summer term
and to continue without vacation unit
the holidays. Pupils admitted any da.
for term of six or more weeks, Piano
Organ, Singing, Band and String in