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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-27
DresSn7aking and
Tailoring Reductions.

A special $50 reduction in prices vii; be made on
the making of all midsummer garments made in our
Dressmaking and Tailoring Departments for de-
livery during July.
In expectation of the continued activity in this i'm
portant branch of our business our very efficient
organizations in both of the departments will be
held intact during the usual dull period
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-27

Cleveland Blues defeated the Browns at
sportsmans Park yesterday by a score
Of TO 4.
Leech and Colonel White may win to-
day.
Champions of the Worlds Fair Stake
departed for New York and Chicago yes
terday.
Cardinals defeated the Reds" yester-
day. after ten innings, by score Of Z TO s.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-27
Corsets and Girdles at S1.5O.

special showing to-day of all the models
of the great American makers When you consider
that time thought and money expended in de-
veoping models to sell at this price, you should be
surprised that they often preferred to French
Corsets at nearly double the price.
Royal 51s of
to sell "p ."S MAKES Sl.5O
P
teal side
Bafste S35 and S9 the short,
Corset with front and side Lady 4o Kabo 49,
Warner rupoof T1 and 21 the practical
porter model becoming
style figure complete collection
models St1
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-27

Wolfe Longchamps-Wash Goods.
The latest direct importation-Vo Longchamps-an
exclusive fabric not obtainable elsewhere hereabouts
Extremely distinguished in general appearances the
colorings of refined pastel shades and the designs
are distinctly Parisian The weaving is perfect and
we can vouch for the wearing quaties-3O inches
wide Price, a ward .......................5O SOC
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-27

X. of C. Degrees Conferred.
Alton Council of the knights of Column
bus met yesterday afternoon in their hall
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-27
discovers a Petrified Man,

hEF BIC SPECIAIA
Bloomington, NJ. June 2s.-The petrined
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-27
Laces, ParasOIs and Wells.

Another large shipment of Valenciennes Laces direct
from Calais, France including all widths of edges and
insertions match Buying direct in enormous quanti
ties enables to quote prices 2O9o lower than ever
before. You will find in stock this morning many de-
srabe numbers that have been out of the past few
weeks.
Pongee plain
in $500 $3.50
g-T
leaders fashion is largely the
arriving
collection is large this morning
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-27
FOREIGN


The mystery surrounding the where
abouts of Kent ]. Loomis deepens.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-27
$1.5O Sale of Shirt=Waist Hats.

You exactly half the price of any of these
Shirt Waist Hats. They crisp and fresh as
the day they made. They comprise special lots
in stock, aud every one is this seasons
style not having been in stock than two weeks
LOT MADE Turbans white green
prey velvet; $780,
to-day
LOT Mushroomshape black straws
trimmed with velvet quls $4OO; to-day 90
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET. Il
Richmond. Va, Feb. %, 1924.
,JFG QUOTATIONS.,
CATTLE MARKETS,
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET,
(sales at Union Stock Yarde.)
Nichlnond. NnY. Feb. *, ~

Richmond, Va Feb. ~, 1900,
Receipts for the week tndi9g Monday; Is.
Rest steers 81 fIetS.i y ms 9 z gooa ttap
fS" ea Ia II sso af11sss
q faf 81 $sie,; good COWS sa'a fom 5s y
sHfo ssalfRss St 5s7 Head Markst cSlse
stronger. Good hogs, 540u5,t0c,; lppghs. 4A9i
sHEEP- Receipts. III head Market steady sd y
Good sheep. ltsGoHc; common 70 talFl S3W
Ahc,i bucks S4lc. ~ lS
cepts 5000 asaa market stsadS do e 5o e
i Salis ss5 hs'fsfs ssaaSs
cepts to-day, 49, 900 head; to-ln0rlnW, 2,ol9
head MARKET i6ql5o. higher. Mixed and
butchers ss good T. chHleS hea a "a
Fl ssS bab saios
o bead "a 70 q; = q
$50; fair to choice, lntxad, ~ Weslegn
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TOBACCO MARKET.
7 Lynchburg va.,8Tcb. 90, 1904,

Sales OF loose tobacco on the LynchburG
ms rbet for tho two weeks ending r. bruary
20, 1904, reported by John y. Ogl.sby. Of
Lynch q WAREHOUSE; !. 49, vi VI &. 4.
pod week ending February 10TH gia 70l poands:
decrease for week ending February, .oth 1Vj
sod Sold from October L.. 1893. to February y.
1904, 4 sl5003 pounds: sold from Octo- or =. 100:
10 February TO- 1903. H. 06i 200 Il pounds; do
crease for 1901. 5,74e.coo pounds.
: Receipts this week rather lighter than was
nothing done on the farm but got their iobaccJ
ready for market. and tho ronds nra In su n
the farmers nro either holding their tobacco
back hoping for bet ter prices or there I'd not
Was thought to be. Some think the lat.er t q
true renson. II receipts could be kept, at from
500 900 to i 600 900 pounds per week 1t would
DO better for both buyer and seller. Prices
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AtJcT1oM sALEs--This Day.
( 10 rbo valentine Auct,5n CO .Aucttonecrs.

$4,000.
X By3rhe Valentine Auctisn Co.-Auctionecrs..
Is fsnEMrroHY sALE or t,E;sfRABtT
ttGRStTttREF "A ~ AZ iRNisHiSGs con
TANNED IN RESIDENCE NO. 5oi NORTH
stxTH STREET, BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH s1,HnGTs. "a B
Nj rfits ITtEsDAYJ& MORNING. Feb. 2sD.
COMMENCING 1880 ., CLOCK con SITTING
IN PART. s5sss NJ al l "a
Handsome Lace Curtains. Shades and Poles.
Velvet Carpets. Antique Pier Mirror. Hair
irotf Tarior SUIT On Walnut Tramos, Willow
fockor, Antique Brnss Fonder with clnw feet !:
iBtenl Engraylngs. Handsome Mnrble.tep Center
sTable, Antique Center rablc Oak Tia ! 1,acs,
Hall 14inocl,,nt and stair Carpet Handsome
io.foot Walnut Eek tension Table. pretty Oak
isldabonrds. with largo mirror; 1Ilsh-ba K Oak
Dining chairs. cobbier Seat Rocker, Massive
Walnut chlnA Case. bining.room Pictures,
nice lot OF crocltory and Glassware. Solid sil-
itert Table ana Teaspoons and Forks, solii
silver Loving Cup, ivory Handle Tabe
Knives and other Silver and Plated Ware;
Walnut Chamber suits, Walnut and Rosewood
Wnrdrobnu. ,ilaIr Mattresses. Feather Beds,
holsters. and Pillows. Mating. Toilet Set.
u u. Ts DSn and ss ad , nsk'i nn q
Agate and fIilwiare, Kitchen Safe, etc, also.
ono lorop.lIead (latcst inprove.l) Singer sew
ing Machine. with all attachments. In pei.
feet order. All Of tho furniture is good and
AboSe snlc made for Nj. George Franz on
account OF declining housekeeping.
sale lTGrn Fiji vvAI LiSS!s 'AucroN co..
hi ittst n Auctlnneors
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Cotton, Wheat,
Corn and Coffee Loss es

Claims against brokers' and commission
merchants for unauthorized closing Of
contracts on New York, New Orleans,
Chicago and other Exchanges, collected
by THE cREolT cLEARlN G HOUSE.
correspon dence Invited. No fees charged
unless service rendered,
Address, The Credit Clearing House.,
Collection Department., $40 Broadway,
New York, or 200 Monroe Street, Chi
scaoo, W. n il 4,
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AN ORDINANCE

e.
SouFH oTaaincG 81 the coSe Of the
city of r chmond.-- !
That PstrnissIepn BE- ] and on1 h t1 ~ y
s f6roppgh the city 81 Richmend to main
e and ogs nd app T 81 and ro
20 time to reconstruct, unlec the eonu
lions and upon the. terms herein con
sai1ed l. sr6gs an te re
Of South Fourteenth Street IN the ely Of
Richmond. between the nor, hern line o.
1 Hsf sad t. s9Rsst {aa
srty on TIE saS
Z. That sad Southern Ra lwa;Y; /, c g NJ
paHy constructing aha
traoks, shall Construct reconstruct and
ntan the same With s gt1 Enaineer
Shall conform S The same in aceo, dan, :
Th t tiS6S fta e eie ADOPT ofs
and said railway company snail tx a; az -
keep 4 streets p9fn q T rs por
tion ira TRACKS b Bet the ras
sracks and between It's TRACKS. ana f., !,
iset on eacm soc roed oa AKA copee
eaIr and shall pave, repave and rep IL
TIE sams S9s annss ara rom wit Time u u
n tiMe p az repnve an and repair the remain
ns portion g tie sald stssstts psosit, 81
MoTk Of pna pon stree
i1ez sa raiiway seMpany i. :, Z
and subject toy he apprseval up ~ ta o.
The saa sHHtthsfr 50 mao
Sif', tihe s streets as may 30 injured there
to 70 4 cond ton similar TO- tiat in yhict
wa "a e eara sh III be aowed
autherssa msy, Ds Iad WITHIN Vt Ia i ne
i aSis Of Il any oar, engine 81 other 70 Ion
Of the rolling stock Of said company Y e 70
saG s s ID pne1t e Shs tTa
to 70 the the I'll iine therefor. ] /,
maintain suitable sates ana Tts m 1,o Or
gpro o. q ssrf he aed r au
Hrqs 4. e sad g. t Fep exp pss
81 stre sou fss = RaIWas 81 "
alterations of the same, az wei! a. 8, ~ ~.
ss YRSw e
a9ae Snds e. ths sap s aaa
Any niufry o 70 Rrlva werk pfqr BE- eSy taa
therzed be t,a c Hn t HHs, sai ia
r no Event i be- liable therefor. &
prXlegsys heTe by t fsraetsd iha 81
f fe Ely p Il Riesmona and toS tws;Ss
FS arfn s aFshsnae u ~ any y e
aatt,irement duly made. her.>under, or any
amend mont or revocation hereof the s ndfl
Of not less than ten, nor more man one
hundred dollars. to he recoyerable be.
FORE tie Police Justice, of the, city at
r chmond. eac h days failure to be 9 sep
AFat The Nper!isvieses hereby granted to. and
the duties and obligations hereby impos-
al 4 iiI1on, Southern Railway COMPANY;
shall inure and pass to tho 'stccesSors ana
ASSIGNS OF the southern Railway COM
i ID 'irhls ordinance shall be in force from
its passage, ,,,,,, m A1rf,1rsrr
feb 2s-5t City g C!esk NIX.
REAL ESTATE-For Rent,
FOR RENT. II
OFFIcEs WITT THREE RoOAIs, Oc,-
cllrled many years by prominent Ghys,-
clsilis, Special water fxtures- IeFms
very Favorable. Apply, I, to- o., ! !, NM,
n - 81 fiS l114 Vast Main Str6et,8
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEB. p. 1901.

PORT OF RICHMOND. FEB. q, 1904.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk: mer.han-
disc and passengers, Old D,rctnlou line-
SAILED
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk and
James river landings, rnercandise md passen-
rers. Virginia Navigation Company. "
/. steamer Berkolcy, Sh ely Norfolk. nerchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion Line
( PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS FEB. %,
81 SAILED.
Steamer Gays Mono. London.
Schooner J. w. ElwelI, Portland.
Schooner Malcolm Baxter. Port land.
Schooner Thomas w. Lawson. Boston.
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PErERsBURc; TOBACCO MARKET.

. n x " 49, PcterEburg. YAM Feb. 2" 1g14 n
s on account Of adverse ,ycai her cond tons
there was q small falling OF n the offer +
a I tho Il warehouses tho last few days .of tn.
week. Breaks were fairly h,ary and good
prices were secured for high grads \. Lo ol Y
the damp seaHon nog prevailing through the
sidewide, tho receipts Tor next week are ex-
pectcd to be heavy. 3lg 81 ls3l a.
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1 MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pEANuT MARKET.

PEANUT MARKET.
PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. 2o.-pEAEUTs-
Tho market remains unchanged. The OFFERINGS
are light, the planters hoadng Y cir products
Sis per 6ushel: Virginia peanuts are - cry
az! 9oR s. 5ss4aev per pfee eb! s.p-ASr-s
Farmers market higher Or All grades; fancy;
iaa4&c: strictly prime ~ 80: prime. al q
Grades. sl!a4c.: Spanish, 81 lo9l1a.s, Market
hrca. ..------ 81 $3.50 .a--
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demand. New. Small well cured hams ID fair
hAtf1nnd ntlthrg stock dtill l4 & sz. !.
s POTATO ES--R Receipts eu,itinto light and mar.

Receipts moderate ir,arket II, soossd
y CHA Nstss-- f1uii,i,llberal recep.s. " d III
y cSIONS-1Frit and dlnlaid good. ilsht re.
lniSCE1pTs Foi, I'll h tyHst:K-- 1, .ts.aso
b,ishcis corr, sa91S blsheiat oats. lOa1l ltisl.
elsi -four, Lisp barreint hay, 2oo. tons; mil
sToek in IN rtLgv AroR--wheat. s.o1l bush
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PROPOSALS.
No N & &C.
no
CONT FACTORS.
AND
FEED DEALERS.
Office Of City Engineer:

OIl1CS OF lily TItlS lVeoE,.E.Fs
81 i KS Richmond, Va, Feb %. 1901
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
eeiyed ct this office init, ,nt ?, NJ, MON
done during the remainder OF tie year
REH N ASB anAHSS5 Rq HESaElKlse CURB
REEf.AAlSsiSa AND REPAIR .NG STONE
FtbRN1tsHlNG AND SITTING sucH
EEHY G HAANMIEAEg c{{5KlbA ANP },El t SIS 81
rEHfRRiS GEkAAEiiE S9NG IS h EhE THE
gHGESSA kkA A SsoNh vows poH
All .'nfprmut!on Ter bidders can be OBJ,
A ce;H siRs,T cHEG!s FOR $3.50 MUST
ACCOMPANY EACH BID,
Thine e WA p Blaze e blds oF I'm SAGE
! EyS$Ss 8 rs $S S,tS s'fRiEa
sod I hiUjsHEf.s BEsr QUALITY NO. Q
II MIXED Shell LED CORN.
500 BUsHEIss BEST quALITY NO. 2
MIXEelp sllEII, TT, OATS s. S3i, ,u,,rs =,
8 sAGKs BEST QUALITY SALT; -,
'f'NA.ceiGs1oSMPASY EtAlcII 'RID EoR Filfit5.
pe Gresk reser We ths rlsht to rejset ais
Col CONTRACT as a whole OF IN separate parts.
stcp ss,st city iii sheer, by III b.
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TOBACCO MARKET,

Richmond, Va, Feb. %. 1905.
BARK Fired iTobaeco--N Now: Roce pts continue
liberal. market nrm at Quotations. Old; Re-
Gulct. but little doing. Observation-Disclosures
Guiei but f,r1n.. sun Cured cpntinuo.
liberal and market fairly active at unchanged
u,lotat Ions !. e 3tflg 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23

d Union CROCK YARDS, ptTTsBtIHG, PA,
1reb.. sa..-g rTLI1.-suppy 90 leads; t,atlsaat
steady Choice, q lOai0.$o pr me- ss.psgfa ~
aseks: market higher. Prime avy. sson: me- h
allr,s sssonso 6 hssy * yorkI y ahssM s.gS5
rosu nh sia5.!s sIesipsssii2p,ys d2uIs deolts
market steady Prime "a n s M
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sssg .t isss HsssIX iab'

4tEW YORK., Feb, n2,-BfSE v ts q e.
ea55 head Htsetf, steady 10 shn.e iawei;
ssa,ps ae sos g. e fS
Ss tsS$$sss eVSw WIKI. fay 49,
v tss cay,fs fSssaI l enrI
iirm at Shtl per pound; country 4, dressed,
5qIsc per pe!iiid Sheep and Lan,pa.nise el5
lambs steady 10 A. frilet lion is het but tlo.sss:
sars lsss 'fge eh;s &
II. iss head. I aintkct isns5c. higher. Iennsyl.
Vntiia and state hogs Mt s5.H0S,5.s6,
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ai2. IL approved Feb. a5. ] 1901 .s 3 ). 8
CONCERNING aTIIE, yGRs0, as q "a 49E
II SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
Be It ORDAINED by the CouAc ! OF the!
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4 REAL EsTATE-For Rent,

.FoR RENT.
OFFICDs WITT THREE ROOMS, Oc,-
c,iried many years by prominent physl-
.citils, Special II water fixtures. Terms
very favorable. Apply to. u, :. :. x * 81
& GREEN s, Reid,
& 81 5 isi., a lila East Main 6tEee t.
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Mrs Sara, Ellen Hendrix. wife OF Mr.
Henry Hendrix. oief, Saturday afternoon.
at 1:41 o'clock at her home in Granite
The remains were taken yesterday to
Brazil. Ind. where tho interncnt will be
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coTTo:N.
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Tie bridge ordinance contemplates the
Issuance ct $3.50 600 three and q half per
Manchester and Richmond, acting jointly.
It is contemplated TO condemn and pur-
chase the present Mayo's Bridge and de-
new bridge that VIII be free 3sat to the
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-10-13
SIhNAMAHONING.

Barclay Bros. mill is making full time
now.
The farmers have gotten their crops
about all harvested.
Mr.. Josiah Howard, Republican can
didate for the Legislature, was in town
last week shaking hands with his numer-
Gus friends, He made hosts of friends.
Mrs. a. j. Barclay is visiting in Will
Transport this week.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. +. @. Burke, a
daughter; also to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Darren, a daughter.
w. c., No. 1876, P. o. S. of A., have
organized company with C. L. Shafer,
Captain; j. r. Bachelor, 1st Lieutenant,
and n. II. McCloskey, Sec'y.
The Citizens Band and P. o. S. of A.
lodge, No, 1872, will hold an oyster supper
in Brooks Hall, Saturday evening, 18th.
NJ. Blodget took in the foot ball game
at Williamsport, Saturday. He says it
was the biggest rough and tumble fight,
in the last half, he ever witnessed
Farmers are busy making up their
winter supply Of kraut.
The B. S. & S. r. II. Co. moved their
buildings over to the main line, this week.
DEBSE.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-10-13
Good For Children.

The pleasant to take and harmless One
Minute Cough Cure gives instant relief
in all cases of Cough, Group and La
Grippe because it does not pass immed-
iataly into the stomach, but takes effect
right at the seat of the trouble. 1t draws
out the inflammation, heals and soothes
and cures permanently by enabling the
lungs to contribute pure life-giving and
life-sustaining oxygen to the blood and
tissues. Sold by Z. c. Dodson.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-10-13

S. d. McCoole, of Driftwood, trans
acted business in town yesterday.
A. F. Walker, of Cameron, made
this office business call last Saturday.
Mrs. David Kirkpatrick, of Beech.
wood, attended the Fair at this place
last Friday.
Mrs. G. S. Wiley and children, of
Galeton, arc guests at the Wiley home,
at this place.
Joseph Kissell and Geo. w. Gentry
were PRESS callers last Friday while at
tending the Fair.
G. II. Lyons, of Union City, is en-
ployed by Emporium Powder Com
pany as chemist.
Thomas w. Quirk, late with Olean
House, OIean, N. Y, is now clerk at
The New Warner.
Mr.. Sheridan DAILY, of Dubois, Pa,
visited in town yesterday, guest OF
Prof DAILY and wife.
DR.. r. p. Heilman, wife and Miss
Lillian attended a wedding at Will
Transport, yesterday.
Miss Ella Mcfarland, of Bradford
Pa, is guest Of Jas. j. Dougherty ano
mother at this place.
Mrs Lizzie Hinkle and Miss Mazie
Gallagher went to Philadelphia yester
day, to visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. G. S. Allen, who has been
spending several months at CASTLE,
N. Y, returned home last Saturday.
Mrs. w. G. Bair and daughter Cord
ella, went to Williamsport yesterday
noon to visit for week with relatives
Capt. G. F. Barclay and Capt. Geo
B. Barclay, both practical farmers,
visited the Fair last Thursday and
friday.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-10-13
MASON HILL.

\. Il. Baker was in Drftwood on
Saturday.
Nett Barr went over the Hill toward
Sterling, Sunday.
Ralph Goodall. of Huntley, passed
over the Hill Monday.
Misses Nellie and Pearl Marsh visited
Miss Alice Williams, Monday
Miss Edna Losey is visiting her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 0. Jordan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Marsh were
shopping in Driftwood last Saturday.
Mr.. j. o. Jordan was in Driftwood
attending directors meeting Saturday.
Charles Collins, Of Huntey, was on the
Hill, Sunday, looking for "hired' girl.
Miss Maggie Farley is at Hicks Run,
caring for Ray Ford, who has the fever.
Rev. Faus, assisted by Rev. Pugh, is
holding series Of meetings at this place,
this week
Mr. J. 0. Jordan was at Pine Street
last week, doing some carpenter work for
Wcs. Barr
Nh and Mrs. c. w. Williams and o.
B. Tanner, attended the fair and OK roast
last week
Mr. VIII Nelson, of Huntley, visited at
Mr. .. b. Tanners. on his return from
attending the fair.
Mr. 4. F. BatcheIder, of Lock Haven,
was setting monument for Mrs. Nancy
Lane, the first of the week
Miss Daisy Cornell returned home on
Sunday, after weeks visit with Empo-
rum friends. She also attended the fair
and OK roast.
Mr. viii Barr died at his home, at
Hicks Run, Sunday evening. The funeral
was held at Mason Hill school house,
Tuesday, at o'clock. Interment was
made in Mason Hill cemetery.
SY MES.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-10-13
The Delineator for November.

Those who follow every caprice of
Fashion, as well as those who have only
the usual desire to appear becomingly
! dressed, will find the November Delin
Gator exceptionally interesting and
suggestive, while in the matter of fic-
ton and general literature an equally
high standard is maintained. The
second part of Richard lie Gallienne's
exquisite dream tale, "Poet, Take thy
LuteW contains some inimitable lyrics,
and there is also a curious tale of the
Western Coast by Ethel Watts Mum
ford, and short story by Dane Cool
idge, "Lone Turkey Of Pnal, ," contain
ing many elements Of interest and
originality. w. Jay Mills has procured
the material for a most interesting
chronicle of the social events and per-
sonages of Old New York, which is
given in this number of the magazine
and illustrated with photographs never
before published. w. c. Fitz-Gerald
tells the story of the trials and heroism
OF the woman missionary abroad in an
article that is graphically illustrated,
and the romance Of Mozart and his
Constance is related in the ''Compos-
ers" series. Dress in its relation to
health is discussed by DR.. Grace Peck
ham Murray, and there is delightful
paper in the "Joy of Living" series,
which for the young people, Clara
Morris, Ada Marie Peck and Albert
Bigelow Paine contribute pleasant and
instructive reading The interests of
the home are treated thoroughly, with
regard for the special demands of the
Thanksgiving season.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-10-13
Second Sabbath in the New Church

Communion services at the Presby-
terian church on last Sabbath morning
were we'll attended. The Rev. DR..
Pool, Secretary of the Board of Home
Missions of the Reformed Church, as
sisted in the services and preached an
excellent sermon in the evening on
John the Disciple whom Jesus loved.
The sermon was full of the marrow of
the gospel and was listened to with
deep interest.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-10-13
Ostrum-Bennett.

At Olean, N. Y, on Monday last,
Rev. Curtis performed the Ger emony
that united for life, Floyd Ostrum, of
Austin, and Miss Viola Bennett, of
Sinnamahoning. The happy couple
are spending few days at the home
of Mr.. Ostrum in this place, and his
many friends will join US in extending
congratulations and best Wishes
Austin Autograph.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-10-13
Worlds Fair Excursions.

Low-rate ten-day coach excursions
via Pennsylvania Railroad, October 5,
II, 10, and 26. Rate S15.95 from En-.
porium. Train leaves Emporium at
$40 a. M, connecting with special
train from New York arriving st.
Louis 4:15 P. NJ, next day.
3349-32 At.