Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-03-10
BRIEF r1ENTION.


Seger's.
Alex. McDougall has moved into his
remodeled store room, recently vacated
by F. NJ. Overhiser.
Rooms TO LET.-Two good furnished
rooms, without board, to let. Apply
to VIM. Hachenberg
Mrs. John Summerson, widow of the
late John Summerson, died last Sltur-
day, in her 10Th year, at her home at
Sterling Run.
At the Free Methodist Church Quart
erly Meetings will be held March 18th,
10Th and goth. Order of services, Fri
day and Saturday 7:30 p. M, Sabbath
10 a. M, and 7 p. M.
When greese is spilled on the kitch-
en- table or floor, poor cold water on it
it at once to prevent it soaking il . the
wood. 1t will quickly harden an, can
be lifted with knife.
WANTED Men or women, local rep
resentatives for high class magazine.
Large commissions. Cash prizes.
Write ]. N. Trainer, so East Washing
ton Square, New York, N. Y. LIT.
Go to N. Seger's you want stylish
clothing, we'll made and at prices that
are reasonable. Why pay such exorbi.
tant prices for much lower grade Of
goods. Call and see him and you will
make no mistake.
John Goss, who left First Fork, this
county, twenty eight years ago, for the
Black Hills, is reported to have died at
Red Lodge, Montana. His relatives in
this county have not heard from him
in many years.
An exchange wisely says: young
girls are warned to be careful about ac-
cepting tempting offers to go to st.
Louis this year. There is reason to be-
lieve that some ofthe positions" offer
ed are not what any respectable girl
would by willing to accept"
During the absence of the Emporium
bowlers at Port Allegany yesterday
evening, the following ladies held down
the record: Misses Maud Thomas,
Maud Steck, Ida Drans6eld, Nellie
Bryson, Bryde Taggart and Margaret
Fuimer. They are quite expert
bowlers.
w. IF. Cramer has taken possession
of his new store building, recently pur-
chased of B. w. Green, Esq, and fitted
it up in elegant style. 1t is well filled
with stylish goods recently purchased
in New York. 1t is a credit to our
town and county.
Patrons of the Opera House are more
sure to be pleased with the choice of at
traction for Thursday night which is
the strongest bill of the season. 1t is
the excruciatingly funny comedy
drama "Side Tracked" The play is
being produced by the A. @. Scammon
company which is one of the best of the
mauy good ones provided for this sea.
son.
Do unto others as you would Others
should do unto you; do not bear false
witness against your neighbor, keep the
commandments, obey the laws; tell the
truth; be honest to yourself as we'll az
your fellow-men; bear no malice, but
judge all men with charity, and life
will be sweeter and more profitable
and the world will be better and you,
neighbors faults will not seem quite sc
objectionable.
One of A. Q. Scammon's excellent
companies will be the attraction at thu
Opera House, Thursday, March 10, pre-
senting the cyclone Of fun ssSide
Tracked" There are more realistic
situations in the play of "Side Tracked ,
than perhaps any other show ofits class
on the road, while the ludicrout
comedy situations cannot fail but tt
amuse all. The entertainment abound,
in catchy music, good specialties
pretty girls and amusing situations
There is not dull moment from star
to finish.
lfthe clergymen talked more to th,
people about their home lives, and sal,
less about the future life, the latte
would take care of itself. The mar
who makes good husband, father ant
citizen, will make good angel whel
his time comes. The woman wht
renders her home the most peaceful
and lovely place on earth, will adorI
her heaven when she reaches there
and its gates are wide open to receiy,
her. 1t does not matter whether W,
believe with the Hottentots, the Mo
hammedaEs or the Christians, so Ions
as we love our Creator and follow th,
simple rule of Christ, to "love one an
other'' in our dealings with our kind
Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
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