Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-08-28
BRIEF r1ENTION.

Get warm supper at Mr.. R. G. Dod-
sons next Thursday evening.
Alex McDougall, the grocer, has plao-
neat delivery wagon on the road.
The iron fence about the Catholic
church property is receiving fresh
coat of paint.
Inc total cost of the miners strike
TO about the fifth of August was $685.
10000, says an exchange.
Remember the supper by the Presby-
terian ladies at Mr. Dodson's on Thurs
day evening of next week, Sept. 4th.
JOS Narr, of Four Mile, came to town
last Saturday, claiming he had been
bitten by rattlesnake, on the hand.
No serious results.
Usually the man who expresses a
willingness 20 die for woman during
courtship is too lazy to earn decent
living for her after marriage.
Medical Journal desires a represen-
tative in this locality. Permanent
employment Salary and commission.
Address, E. T. O., East 70, New York
City.
The woman who knows how to pro.
vide her husband with good break
fast needn't worry about providing in
tellectual companionship for him.
New York Press.
WANTED:-Agents to sell Teas.
Coffees, Baking Powder, Spices. Ex-
tract, etc. Liberal commission allowed
Grand Union Tea Co., SO w. Long Ave.
Dubois, Pa. 25 st.
Our Baptist friends had a beautiful
day for their picnic at Wiley's Grove
and the goodly number in attendance
report pleasant time. Games Of
various kinds were indulged in and
the day passed all too rapidly.
The best way to get your poultry in
shape for winter laying is to help them
through the moulting season by feeding
Green Cut Bone and Beef Meal. The
'greatest egg and feather producipa
G.. II. DICKINSON.
NALDE, Men, Aug. GA party o!
fifteen MeXicans unearthed at Cline, an
iron vault containing a great quantity
or Spanish coins and gold. The find
will exceed 100000 divided on thespot.
1t is believed to have been buried by
a Mexican paymaster during the war
with Texas.
General Franz Sigel, the gallant
German officer whose distinguished
services in the Union army will never
be forgotten by a grateful country.
died at New York on Thursday. He
was largely instrumental in keeping
Missouri from seeding and his inftu.
ence among the German-Americans
was far-reaching.
Congressman Olmsted made a good
point in his speech at Harrisburg re-
Gently, when he reminded that each
time Mr.. Pattison was elected Governor
the Democrats succeeded to power at
Washington and the country was plunp-
ed into misery. These things will not
be forgotten by the voters at the
November election.
The College of Music at Freepurg
Pa is in session with the largest az
tendance Of any previous Summer term,
and to continue without vacation until
the holidays. Pupils admitted any day
for term of six or more weeks, Piano.
Organ, Singing, Band and String in
struments taught. For Catalogue ad-
dress, with stamp
25-3t. HENRY &. MOVER.
Nine thousand new rural free mail,
delivery routes began operations on
the first of the present month. No
other public Improvement has ever
made such rapid progress in growth
and popularity. Applications for new
routes keep coming, and they will
continue until the entire country is
served. The Grange was the origina"
tor and promoter of the system, and
its grand success is a credit to the
order.-Utica Press,