Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-29
BRIEF HENTION.

The best place to buy clothing is at
N. Seger's.
DON'T put money or valuables in un
registered letters.
Don't say "City or Town." instead
of writing the full address.
A steam heat plant will soon be in
stalled in the First Methodist Episcopal
Church.
If you want your moneys worth in
clothing go to N. Seger's. He can fit
you out in an up-to date manner.
The Emporium Iron Co., now have
forty coke ovens in blast and expect to
fire the full plant, one hundred, within
short time.
Two pair of good work horses for
sale. One pair weighs $500 and the
other 5000. Inquire at st. Charles
Hotel, Emporium, Pa. 36-1t.
If you need suit of clothes or an
overcoat why not call and see N. Seger
he eau fit you as we'll as a tailor can
and the clothes will give just as good
satisfaction.
Walter Fish, one of the City Bakery
force, seems to prize hemlock saw-dust
as highly as the best smoking tobacco,
although it does not smoke quite as
we'll. How about it "Wall."
WANTED. parties to sell tea,
coffee, spices and baking powder to
families. Liberal commission allowed.
Apply at once to Grand Union Tea Co.,
33 W. Long Ave, Dubois, Pa.
Stylish suits, overcoats and anything
you may need in the clothing line at
N. Seger's. Call and see his large and
elegant stock. His prices are always
reasonable. Now is the time to buy.
Here's some good advice from one
of our exchanges that applies to every
town: Don't waste money or time on
strange peddlers when the same or
equally good goods can be had from
our town merchants, who help to pay
the taxes and do their share toward
making your town what it really is.
"The Foxy Tramp" company played
to crowded house last night and we
judge from the applause that they
pleased greater portion of the audi
ence. 1t was, at least, an improve
ment over the previous attraction.
Emporium will patronize first class at.
fractions and should, once or twice a
season, be thus favored.
Nowadays new ideas in prize COM
petitions are few and far between, but
the Woman's Home Companion has
hit upon something entirely novel,
both in serial stories and prize con-
tests. The editor asked four we'll.
known authors to write four-part SER
ial treating of beautiful Chicago heir
ess and her three admirers-an English
lord, a New Yorker and q Chicago
inan. The various parts were we'll on.
to conclusion when it was found that
the authors could not agree upon the
man the heiress should marry. In this
strait the editor decided to call on his
readers for assistance, and to spur
their interest a substantial prize is of.
fered for the best solution.
Stewart Edward White author of
''The Blazed Trail" and "Conjuror's
House," is now in New York workin q
with Robert Edeson, the actor, on the
dramatization of the latter novel. Mr..
Edeson will open the Hudson theatre,
which is now building, with "Conjur.
or 8 House," next January if the the
atre, as expected, is ready by that time.
The stars part will be Ned Trent, the
free-trader, who defies the power Of the
Hudson Bay Company, is captured by
one of its tyrannical factors, and, while
prisoner, wo os and wins the factors
daughter. The costumes will be pre-.
pared under the direction of Mr..
White, who has spent much time in the
remote parts of the Hudson Bay
country.