Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-09-01
BRIEF HENTION.

10 up-tO-udIe.
frank Shives' elaborate home will
soon be ready for occupancy.
The best to be had in the CLOTHING
line at the old reliable house of n
Seger.
Judge Parker is an estimable gentle
man, but what has he ever done for tba
laboring man9
The large plate glass for Balcom &,
Lioyds store has arrived and men are
at work putting in the front.
Why has our contemporary allowed
the name Of Grover Cleveland to fall
into "lnnocuous desuetude9''
All well dressed men and bows bpv
their clothes at the old reliable bouse
of N. Seger.
The latest in necl, wear ot NJ
Seger's. Call and see his large and
elegant lire of clothing and furnish.
ings.
POSTMASTER Seger's new residence ia
being rapidly pushed to completion bv
contractor j. w. Kriner. 1t is among
'he neatest homes in town.
Would Judge Parker have bearded
The coal barons as President Roosevelt
did in 1902? No, it would have been
unconstitutional"
Senator Lodge is quite well satisfied
with the political situation. He saws
that while President RooseveIts ma.
Jority viii not be as large as Nc
hinley's was in 1900, nevertheless he
will win by good margin"
There is place for an interchange Of
good natured banter during political
campaign, as well as at other times. be-
tween local contemporaries. We hone
IN time to educate the Independent up
to the point where it can take a Joke or
criticism without allowing its tempera-
ture to run up to 1O5.
How many people realize that there
are over two thousand monthly mag
azines in the United States? An
article in the September number of the
Woman's Home Companion on "Tbe
Wonders Of Magazine-N -NTakingo is full
of just such little.known and interest
ing facts about magazines.
WANTED D-Industrious man or women
as permanent representative of bio
manufacturing company, to look after
its business in this county and adioin.
ing territory. Business successful
and established Salary 500. 90 weekly
and expenses. Salary paid weekly
from home office, Expense money ad-
vaneed. Experience not essential.
Enclose selfaddressed envelope, Gen.
eral Manager. Como Block. Chicago.
% st.
Few circus aerialists, no matter how
daring, work without first minimiz.
ing their danger by the erection of a
safety net directly under them and ten
or dozen feet above the ground.
More fearless and death defying than
all others, the aerial performers with
Sig. Sautell's Nine Consolidated Rail
road Shows, which will exhibit in EN-
porium Tuesday, Sept. 6, use neither
net or life belts, depending entirely up
ON their own courage, confidence and
powers. There are more amazing,
stupendous, terrihcally startling and
y sensational mid-air champ
ions with the Sautelle circus than are
to be found in all others combined
The hair raising, thrilling feats these
conceded meteoric kings and queens
perform high above the heads of the
fear gasping spectators are such as few
persons dare risk. The members of
one troupe particularly appear to be
without nerves or fear. They pass and
repass from bar to bar, from ring to
ring, and subsequently from bar to
landing place with ceverness GER.
tainty and precision, showing the lof-
tiest possible training coupled with the
most fearful astonishing skill and
Judgment. They fly through space.
their bodies revolving like swiftly
moving balls, toss and catch each other
with as much unconcern as the aver
age person exhibits when sitting down
to an uncommonly good dinner. The
other performers upon Mr. Sautelle's
are likewise post graduates
of their profession, having been called
from the top most circles of American
and European artists. The clowns are
more ludicrous than ever and are the
monarchs of fun and frolic. They
cause the children to go into paroxysms
OF laughter and elicit smiles from even
savants, philosophers and scientists.
They cause spinsters, bachelors and
nurses ecstasies of merriment. The
CLOVIS in themselves are a whole show.
Lack Of space prevents the naming of
all other mighty features in the big
shows, historical wild west and menap.