Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-03-19
BRIEF r1ENTION.

The spring and summer clothing is
now arriving at N. Seger's.
O. B. Howard & Co., at the big store,
have something interesting to the PRESS
readers in this issue.
Twenty per cent. reduction in cloth
ing, at Harris commencing Saturday the
21st and lasting until April 1st.
The County Commissioners are
making extensive repairs to the county
buildings and improving the lawns.
All Smokers smoke the 'W. H.
Mayer" hand made cigar, the best five
cent cigar on the market. Be sure you
| ask for it. 24.tf.
The latest creations in spring and
summer styles in clothing at N. Seger's,
the old reliable clothier. Call and
see him.
United States Senator Hawley, of
Connecticut, appeared in his seat last
Friday for the first time this winter,
after long illness.
The hobbies suits for both men and
boys in Emporium, is at N. Sege's.
You must see his large stock before
you make your purchase.
Governor Morrison's mother, of
Idaho, is dead at Brockwayville, aged
SO years. His father is also very low,
aged 80 years. The Gov. was unable
to leave his state to attend the funeral.
WANTED:-Men of brains, energy in
tegrity, to represent large corpora
tion. Address, with references, Chas.
Wilson, 112 N. Broad Street, Philadel-
phla, Pa. At.
PAsTURE.-I have good pasture on
on Big Run for large number of cattle,
at a reasonable price, apply to.
Mrs. A. r. NYHART,
AT. Beechwood, Pa.
1t is said that a man who squeezes a
dollar never squeezes his wife. In look
ing over our subscription accounts we
are led to believe that some awfully
good women in this section are not
getting the pressure they Deserve
North East Breeze.
The Oil City Blizzard remarks that
the young man of to-day does not have
the rail splitting advantages enjoyed
by Lincoln. On the contrary, he is
kept busy trying to learn how to climb
barbed wire fence with a shotgun
without shooting himself and to blow
cigarette smoke through his nose when
ladies are passing.
Shell out the nickels and dig up the
dimes, turn 'em loose and whistle and
We'll have better times; there will be
fewer patches on the bosom of our pants
and We'll make a better paper if you
give us half chance. DON'T give us
that old story long gone to seed, bout
taking more papers than the family
want to read, but help to feed the
printer and he'll help your town to
grow, and thus escape the sulpher in
the regions down below.-Ex.
criterion of merit, then the place must
be awarded to THE Power of the
Cross" which will appear at the Opera
House, Emporium, Pa, on March 10th
as it has proved to be one of the most
popular productions seen on this side
ofthe Atlantic in many years. The
scenery to be shown is entirely new,
the famous Bowery Mission scene being
wonderful example of the scene
painters art. The company is strong
one, and the entire production may be
said to have reached the acme ofdram-
attic perfection. Prices:-Gallery, 25c;
Down Stairs, 35c and SOC; Opera Chairs,
Toe.
Among the list af attractions booked
to appear at the Opera House, next Fri
day, March 205h, is Mr.. Fitzgerald
Murphy's latest effort, "The Power of
the Cross" 1t is said to be distinct
dramatic novelty and IL credited as
being one of the successes of the sea-
son. 1t is heralded as the greatest play
ever written around the doings of the
great city of New York. Beautiful
scenery. showing many familiar places
in New York, and cast of players
seldom seen in melodrama are few
of the promised features. A decided
novelty is the introduction of a genuine
Marconi wireless telegraph machine.
This is the first attempt to place one of
these wonderful instruments on the
stage and II Is claimed that the exploit
has been successful. Prices:-Gallery.
26e; Down Stairs 35c aud soc; Opera
Chairs 75c.