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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-08
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Wahingtou. z. Mdr3. Dime
fid auf Die 5rage Der politif einsulai-
len befdloB Der Genat beute, baB Der
Yertrag nit San Domingo bonn SO.
mite fur ausldnbif4e 8eaiebun9en 10
raid pie m6sli9 sinberidtst unb bic
san3e 5rase bann in @rstutib= Sibuns
srleoist merben ion.
Dies mar aud bic Nnfi9t bes So
mites. bas fi4 genei9t 3eist mOrsen
ben @ortrag gu unterthben. Sie
Nmenbements Die i'm G:mite gema4t
uuroen, bei9rdntten fi9 auf bic Nus-
mersuns iiberIhifaer 3eoensarten.
sic peroen bon Dem 2omite morgen
beratben tperoen. Ra& fiai9weigsn-
Der l1sbereinfunft fam bic politif. bic
i'm 8ertrase gum Nusorud tommi,
nidt our Spra9e uno bic ginbrinsung
bon Mmenbemsllts miro teinen Senator
perpfi9ten ben 0ertra9 au unters
fhBen.
Man bOft, bab oieie B~ebanbIun9
i'm 2Omite cine rai9ere @rlebi9ung oes
8ertrages i'm Senate our Golge baben
tuirb. Wan mill ben 8ertra9 ni9t 3u
elmer partsifrase MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-08

SebIer beim 9u e.
f9Iase. Sou Der 9ufbei9las feiz
men 3ped erfiaen, DEN 9uf segen cine
ftarte @bniiBuns au i4iben, Obns oa>
BEL feline natiirli9e Sorm uno 8epegz
li9teit gu beeintrd9tisen. 70 lit BEL BEN
bdufigen 8ei9laspe9fel oas gu itarte
8ebauen, 8ef9neioen unb 9~eraipeln
6es 9ufes elm GROCER Sebler; eber
fann Der 6uf gu grob als 81 Helm
gemadt, Soble uno Strabl lieber gar
ni9t als gu piel bei9nitten peroen.
gefonosrs feblerbaft tit oas gu ftarte
8ef9neioen Ser Soble an Der 3e6e,
mo fe seraoe am empfinolidften tit.
@iele @6mieoe f9nsiben bte Soble Biz
iiber Die peibe 2inie binaus boil, 10
bab Der Srasranb gu f9mal miro unb
9uf uno Glen cine gu gerinse Beriibe
rungsflG4e baben. Betm Nnpafen
oes gtfens fpmmt es por, oab oahelbe
ni9t na9 Der 9ufform geri9tet 1T.
Gin gu furaes @iien miro Damn meiff
oabur9 paHenb gemaht, bab Die
3ebentpanb gu fart berfiir5t miro, umz
eetebrt miro Ser Sra9tentbetl bufig
gu melt aebalten. Mls elm tpeiterer
Gebler lit bas Mufbrennen oes gu fart
ooer linslei9 srbiBten Giiens anauz
feben, neil baour9 lei9t Die Soble, be-
fonoers am 3ebentbeil, Derbrannt nno
oas gifen infolse oes fpdteren I5fibz
lens gu eng miro. 8eim Guh4lasen
oes Gifens peroen oft Die erften Ndsel
fOfort feit ansetrieben, 10 Dab oas
etpa notbpenbig tperbenoe 0erfGieben
bes gifens rur 6urh getpaltfames Sc
senf9lasen uno Mbbiesen mD9lid
miro, tpoour9 mebr ooer ipeniser
ffarfe 3errangen uno Srennunsen an
9orns uno Wetdtbeilen auftreten.
Die Waraen an une>
ren 9austbieren, BITE iehr
bGufis Bel Sunsbieb porfommen, emit
fernt man am beften bur9 bas Obj
binbsn, tpenn fe g~sftielt ftnb. @iben
fe brett auf, bann fann man te NIT
GffisfGure betupfen. Wdn mub abel
barauf a9ten, bab bic l1msebuns midi
anse6bt pirb. Wielfad iperben flein'
War5en einfaa nit benz Mefer obel
Der S9eere absefdnitten unb bic BLU
tenben @tenen NIT einem sliibenben 81.
fen %sebrannt. Sbiere, bic nit Waraer
bebaftet iinb, foIte man bon ben anbe.
rem irennen, ba cine uebertragung aud
ftattfinben fam, tpent fe fia anein.
amber reiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-08

nIber, fper fpu benH bas eontrpuiz
ren9" rief Sreunb Miiner.
wOas 1T Sa9e bes Staates," iagte
triumpbirenb S9ulBe.
rl1niinn! Sas 1T ia ld9srIi9! -
60 Elm Npnfens!"
n@ar ni6t libel! = Samos = Sehr
gut"
60 tpbten, f6rien unb lGrmten mir
ale burheinanber.
Nur 6err Melbior li5pelte faum
BOrbar: rMie tam Elm Menfd nur 10
mas fasen9"
Da fabr aber 5reunb S9ulBs bDs
duf ibn los: r9err Mel9ipr, iii pirb
mir Die Sa9e aber gu bunt. Wenn
Sic mas 8erniinftises porsubrinsen
baben gegen meme 8orf9ldge, banr
fasen sic es rubig unb anitGnbis,
aber tobtf9reien lafe ih mid ni1t,
nein, gum Sonnerpetter nod NAL,
toDtf4reien lafe id mid nidt!!"
Hun fling aber Sreunb Mel9ior
tpirtli4 on 5u fdrsien:
sd babe niht gef6rieen, Jag i9
Shnen; i1 f9reie iiberbaupt ni9t, Elm
gebilbeter Menf9 f9reit ni9t."
Stun mari i9 meinen WitperIdpos
renen einen bebeutiamen 8lid 5u, Der
bas Signal gu unierem 9uupttrid abs
seben iolte.
Damn fagte i9 mitleibsppu unb ME
nit tiefem 8ebdueru:
n9m, nein, meine 6erren, = hm
-nein, 9errMeldior bat ia aud ni9t
sei9rieen."
Cine paufe un6eimli6en Shpeiz
gems trat elm. Meine 5reunbe begrif=
fen unb tbeilten ausenf9einli4 meine
4nfi9t, buB nit 9errn Mel9ior ni9t
aues in Orbnung lei.
nM4 f." faste Srsunb Wliiler NIT
beu4lerif9em Mitleib, rtpenn's 10 lit,
9 hab' ni9t sebDrt, bab6srr Mel=
dior sef4rieen 6at."
n4a nein," rM9 bu mein Sims
mel, nein." nSdredli9, aber i9 bab'
audi ni9ts eeb0rt. Wie fann 10 mas
nit einem Mal-" 10 rebeten mir, ME
f9merali9 ergriffen, bur9einonber.
rWenn bic Sade 10 liest," besunn
tpieber 6err S9ulse, unb feline Stim>
me bebte Dor @rregung, rfpenn bic
Sa9e 10 liegt, bann bite i9 Inn gnt>
f4ulbiguns. 9err Meldior, = bana
bab' i6 mid nal perh0rt. Damn bat
mai n anberer 10 laut sei4rieen. @er>
aeiben sic, Serr Mel9ior ---"
Wir faben ftumm unb ftarr unb
blidten chamber tDbtli9 erf9roden an.
Sept ergriff 9srr Mel9ior elm
8ierglas unb f6metterte es nit fur9ts
barer @etpalt gu 8pben. ltnb banrl
fubr er fi9 pieber nit ben 5Gnben an
ben &opf unb brittle in feiner @aferei:
rWer mir fuste. buB id fdreie. bas TT
elm 9unb, elm S6urts, elm S9uft, =
ben I9las' i9 tobt!" unb babel ers
griff er einen Stub unb fdpenfte i'm
in Der 2uft berum.
Wir fielen linn in ben Mrm. Wir
preBten ibn in psinli9iter Mngt auf
einen Sib nieber. Cine pl0bli9e grs
mattuns i6ien iiber ibn gu fommen.
Wie abtpefenb blidte er uns Der Heibe
na9 an unb begann bann pieber nit
laut freii6enber Stimme:
.Sa, ia, fpern i9 elm 10 miisrabler
BDfenidt fpGre tpie Shr, 70 elm Mens
f9enf9inber pie Sbr, ia, ia :" II
fiel er plDBli9 in feline setpOhnli9e
leiie H~ebensart, = wia, ia, = bann
piirbe i9 Gu9 nod ldnser foppen."
2aute Hufe Der grleidterung unb
bes grftaunen ftiegen auf.
rNber Menf9, pie baitOu benin bas
gpmplott entbedt9"
,9a, ia = meme 9erren, f9reie ib
audi nidt9 Wenn Sbr NAL pieber 10
mas MAIDEN fpplt, bann miibt Shr ben
6errn @oberi9 borbsr binauslaFen.
Der pirft i'm pi9tigften Moment 70
Interchangeable 8lide I'm fi9. limb
nun cine grtrarunbe auf @uren
Sdred, mas? &inber, Sbr feib ia
nod gang blab. gs lit gum S9reisn,
ni9t9"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-08
WMblenbrano.
2 Mann tobt, mebr permiBt.

b 81 bs, 3d., z. Wdr3.
Die Mhble Der vNmeriean Cereal Co."
ftsbt In 6lammen unb miro auf ben
@runb nieberbrennen. Sas 5euer
entfanb ourd eelbfent3anoung. Man
tpaib, baB 2 Wann tobt finb, mebrere
anbere tusrben bsrmibt. Mebrere Grs
pIoFonsn folstsn fi9 raid %aufeinanoer
unb i9leubsrten 5unfer1 tber bic gan3e
Stabt. Die Wiible nabm 8 Blods Elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-08

Bps9aft. Muler (Sonntass>
iGeer): .Seben sic mein rleueftes
Bib ~9aie I'm Gelb". Wie sefdut es
Sbneng" GDrfter: r@roBartis. ia ba
freffen's bait b 9aien beher uls uuf
Der Saeb.S
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-08
$4,000 peri6wunben
ans elmer ganf Gintinnaii's.

800
Wo9en bemerft, bod bat man troB Der
psinli6fen nntsrfuduns nod feine
Spur bes Sbdters.
gnge d n.
b, q. g., z. Mdr3.
@rOBe G~nfreguns berrfdt bier Thar
Die @ntoedung elmer n@abp Garm"
in panabang, etpa 8 Meilsn meffli4
bon bier, mo elm sebrehli4es, altes
Weit felt Sabren 2inbsr I'm Obhut"
9enommen baben fol-. Die embedding
tpurbe our9 ben Sob zines tleinen
2inoes beranlaBt, bas bon Der faube=
rem pfie9emutter auf bas gis fallen
9elaHen puroe, nobel Der erff cine
Wo1e alte bebauernsuertbe Wurm 10
i4limme 8erleSun9en erlitt, baB er
balo barauf farb. Sbren eigenen Nm
saben 3ufOl9e sebraudte bic 2eiterin
Der anasblidsn .gabp 5arm" iol9'
yeinfa9e 0ausmittel" Of, benz t~leiler
@ei96pf, bic fslbt ben Sob zines er-
wadfenen Weniden our 5olee sehabt
bdtten. Bel benz Snqueff CAB bic
6rau ferner 3u, baB He bas betrehenoe
2inb, fomie perI9ieoene anbere bon
elmer Sebamme Namens 8eatta Soer
segen ge3ablung erbalten babe, uno
baB i9on borber elm ibrer Obbut an-
bertrautss 2ino ssforben fei.
Stan orb=Jal
6onoluIu, Samaii, z. Wdra.
Sheriff Ssnrp tbsilte benz 2orrsipon=
benton Der ah. preHs NIT, bic @be-
miter bdttsn Bel Der nnteriudune bes
Waseninbaltes 5rau Stanforb's eine
Garbe gefunhen, be etrp9nin : @er-
Giftung an3ei9e uno, bob He bel
Der SOoteni9au entipre9euoe Iusiusen
MAIDEN mtirben.
3oIIeinnabm men aus r
eltausfeIIur g.
g t. 2ouis, 7. Mdr3. &i9ter
@6as. 8. @alentamp, 3oltolettor gu
ct. 2ouis; ertldrt. bob bas S9abamt
tibsr $4O0, 900 aus 3bnsn fur grbi=
bits Der absslaufenen DEMONSTRATING
erbalten miro. Sie @efammt : Gin
nabmen uaren 5000. 900. bod betru-
gen bic Soften bes Separtements
5000, 900.
@a9 S&dbung @a1sntamp's tpurbe
ni9t bic Sdlfte Der @rbibits b~ertauft,
bic surHdseididten brau9ten feine 36le
3u beaabien.
Mubttor bes 2rtegs.
bepar ments.
@afbin9ton, z. Mdrs. Grsb
9. 3ittma1 bon glebelanb, O., bal
als Auoitor bes 2~riegsamtes BEN
prdfoenten feline &sRanation eings'
rei9t, bic am l. Mai In 2raft treten
iOa. 9. s. 5arpsr bon Sort Wapne,
Sno.. tuirb gu ieinem Na9folssr er=
nannt uerben.
9 ot&aft aus benz 81
Nep Dorf, z. Wdra. gins
Botidaft, tpel9e um Ollie eriu9te unn
bon benz HOrbpolforider BaIomin bo,
feiner &idtebr aus benz Norben, i'm
Sommer 1902 nit einem 8a1on abae.
lafen wuroe, if bon benz @~eneralton.
Jul gu gbrifiania einsetrohen. 9is
Boti4aft tuurbe bon einer, norpegii9en
S4iHer 3u $anfiorb, 3ormssen. an
Ofenoe bes 0orofapes eefunben uni
benz @eneraltOnfuI 3ussi9idt.
Sill b inosn d 6aue.
abington n, z. Mdr3. Do:
Battalion pbilippinif@sr 2unbi9after,
bas auf Der Weltars0enung In ct.
ct. Souls u1S bier 3ur S~naugurations'
parade mar, pirb ana 81. b. W. Dor
San 5ranciseo nit benz Dampfer 9bo'
mas mad Der 9eimatb abfabren.
u epubIitant9es Wati o.
nal.@omtte.
Ina
WLrptn o n, z. Wdr3. Wet
n%ebernabme bes Mmtes oils General
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-08
{ + d n b n 8.

camille, Nrf., 2. Wedrs. =
ansei9ts Der 2si&en feiner Grau unb
8 Rinber bra& Der GARNER Somes
Jnee 3uiammer unb seftanb ben bier.
fa&en Worb be9aneerl ju baben.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-05
]. II. rlussina Gets a New Arm.

j. Harris Mussina arrived home from
Philadelphia this morning via Remove.
Harris came up on the flyer but failed
to awake from his peaceful slumber in
the sleeper and was carried through to
Remove, returning on the morning
train. Harris surprised his friends by
carrying his satchel iE his right hand
and putting a cigar, which he held in
the fingers of his left hand, he having
secured new arm and hand while in
the Quaker city. He has again been
honored by the grand lodge of Masons
by being re-appointed district deputy
grand master. Lock Haven Democrat,
Dec. 29th.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-05
Judge Jerome B. Niles Dead.

The many admirers of Hon ]. B.
Niles, of Wellsboro, will be panied to
here of his death, which took place Dec.
Goth, 1904, at his home, Wellsboro, Pa.
During the past two years, Gen'l
Niles has been in poor health, yet
hoped, as did is friends, to master his
ailment. His death came suddenly.
We knew, intimately, the deceased and
respected him very highly, having
been associated with him in legislative
work He enjoyed the confidence and
respect of all who knew him.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-05
new YEAR GREETING.
d A Y 5
THE SATISFACTORY STORE.

Looking Backward AS we enter
upon another year, we pause for
moment and look back over the
one just closed.
1904! The best perhaps in our
history. To all who have helped
to make it so, Our thanks and to
one and all a Happy New year.
Looking Forward, 1905, The
new year will be better than any
in the past, if we can make it so.
Our ambition is to make this
better and better in every way.
Success does not come by chance
and we stand ready to earn it.
Again our thanks and a Happy
New wear,
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-05
Arrested for Breach of Trust.

On Wednesday evening man named
Joseph Clemson was arrested in Lock
Haven on a warrant from Emporium,
says the Express. He is charged with
having appropriated for his own use a
check for $15S 90, which was given him
to deposit in bank. He was traced to
that city and was arrested and held
until the sheriff of Cameron county ar
rived and took him to Emporium, where
he will have to face charge of breach
of trust.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-05
Resolutions of Coincidence.

Whereas, death has again entered our Tent
and removed from among us our Brother Will
lam T. Robinson. Therefore be il
Resolved, by Good Will Tent, No. 48. K. o. T.
NJ, that we extend to his stricken wife and
children our warmest sympathy in this their
hour of deepest anguish. That our charter be
draped for thirty days.
That these resolutions be published in the
local papers, spread upon the minutes and q
copy furnished to the family of our deceased
brother.
+. II. PEARSALL,
g. 8. ALLEN,
j. HOFFMAN,
Committee,
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-05

The pastor of the Cameron Charge
makes the following announcement
for Sunday, January sth: Preaching
service at More Hill, IL O'Clock, a. m. !;
Howard, 800 p. M; Beechwood, 7:30
in evening.
The Remove News says Ed. Stahly
has purchased Murry & Coppersmith's
plumbing shop.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-05

F. s. Coppersmith visited his parents
and friends at Freeport over Sunday
last.
Fred Heilman spent Sunday at Port
land Mills, guest of his brother and
wife.
Mrs. A. E. Housler took her son
Frank down east, on Monday to consult
physician.
Miss Grace Lloyd returned to Will
Transport Wednesday noon to resume
her studies.
Mrs. Robt. House came down from
Kane and visited her relatives here
over Christmas.
Assessor Chas. L. Butler reports 26
more births in west ward during 1904
than the previous year.
w. NJ. Summerson and County Aud
itor Gordon Hewlett, of Sterling Run
were PRESS callers on Monday.
Mr.. Gerald Wardle, of Chicago, has
accepted a position with Climax
Powder Co., ,at this place, in their office.
Miss Blanch Kline, who is attending
Williamsport Commercial College, is
visiting her parents and friends in
town.
Frank Felt who has been attending
Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa, is
visiting his parents and friends in
town.
Fred Lloyd will return to Philadel-
phia next Sunday night. We under
stand this young man is making fine
progress.
Miss Snedden, of Punxsutawney,
Pa formerly popular teacher in our
Borough schools, visited in Emporium
the past week, meeting many of her
old friends.
VIM. McGee, of Meshoppen, Pa re
members the PRESS with 81 so. Mr..
McGee is going to Camp Living Good,
Arizona for the benefit of his health,
which the PRESS readers will regret to
learn is very poor.
Miss Anna johnson, OF Farrands
vile, Pa, is visiting her cousins, the
Misses Ludlam, at this place. The
lady was PRESS visitor on Monday
accompanied by her cousin, Miss Eliza
beth. Call again ladies.
VIM. Hast who has been in the EN-.
ploy of G. B. Howard Co., the past
year left on Tuesday for DuBoistown
to spend the winter. Mr.. Haist made
the PRESS a short call before he lef
and the paper will follow him.
Mr.. and Mrs. d r. Branson, of Dl
Bois, are visiting the iatter's parents
A. A. Mcdonald and wife at this place
They expect to remain here SOM
time. Miss Sara Mcdonald, who ha
been spending some time at DuBoi
returned home with her sister, but
little bird says she is going back soon.
II. ID. Burlingame and wife stopped
in Emporium Dec. 23rd to attend tn
Masonic Banquet at New Warner anC
met many old friends, all of whom
were pleased to see them again. Mr.
Burlingame is agent for Danahy Pack
ing Company of Buffalo, with Office
at Altoona, where he has made man,
friends We are pleased to know he i
rapidly forging to the front.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-05
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that a aco-partnership
~ has been entered into to take effect the 3lst
day of December, 1904 between II. G.. Thomp.
kins and Thomas II. Norris, under the firm
name of Tompkins Norris, for the purpose of
conducting a general merchandise business.
That they have this day purchased the stock of
goods and goodwill of the late partnership ex-
isting between II. G. Tompkins, j. ID. Bell and
William III VanWert, doing business as II G..
Tompkins Co. That the new firm will con.
duct the said mercantile business at the same
place formerly occupied by the old firm
II. G. TOMPKINS,
II. II. NORRIS.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-05

WANTED-Girls to learn pants max
ing. We Will pay new beginners So. 90
per week while they learn. Exper
fenced hands are earning $500 to $500
per week. Address,
Lycoming Pants Co.,
42-St. Williamsport, Pa.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-05
Wiiiiamsport Pa Commercial
College.

Winter term begins Jan. 2, 1905.
Students admitted any time. Low
rates for board. Eighty six calls for
kookkeepers and stenographers in
seventy school days. Personal and
mail courses. Catalogue and first mail
lesson free. 44-2t
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-05
THE LATE JUDGE NILES.

Jerome B. Niles was born in Niles,
Valley, Tioga county, Sept. 25, 1884.
During his boyhood he worked on his
fathers farm, picking up what school
ing he could get. Later he took an
academic course and taught district
school at Wellsboro for several terms.
ENTERED PUBLIC LIKE EARLY.
Having decided leaning toward the
law, young Niles became student un-
der II. w. Sherwood, and was admitted
to the bar in 1851. The next year he
served as message clerk in the Penn
sylvania house of representatives. Re-
turning from Harrisburg he was ap-
pointed mercantile appraiser of Tioga
county, and in the fall of thaty year was
elected district attorney. Serving with
distinction as public prosecutor, Mr..
Niles was reelected district attorney
in 1865. Meantime, he carried on an
extensive private law practice as a
partner of s. F. Wilson, of Wellsboro.
In 1858 he was elected n member of
the state legislature. In 1872 he was
chosen to represent his district in the
convention that formulated the pres
ent constitution of Pennsylvania.
AUDITOR GENERAL
After being reelected in the legisla-
ture in 1880 and 1882, Mr.. Niles was
elected auditor general of the state in
1883. He returned to the house of rep
resentatives for the sessions of1S9O and
1892. In 1901 he was elected Judge of
the Tioga county courts, succeeding
Judge David Cameron.
Judge Niles is survived by his
widow, two sons, Aaron, lawyer, of
Wellsboro, and Alfred j., lawyer, of
Pittsburg, and by one daughter, Mrs.
Doumaux, of Rochester, N. Y.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-05
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
y lately subsisting between Ii. G. Tompkins
J. ID. Bell and William II. Van Vert, under the
firm name of II. G.. Thompkins X Co., is dissolv-
ed. to take effect on the 31st day of December
1904, by mutual consent. H. G. Tompkins is
authorized to settle all debts due to and by the
Company.
II. G.. TOMPKINS,
JOHN ID. BELL,
VIM MH.VAN VERT.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-05
ELECTION NOTICE

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Emporium, Pa, Dee. Sth, 1904.
THE annual meeting of the stockholders for
l. the election of Board of Directors and the
transaction of such other business as may be laid
before them. will be held at the Bank on Tues
day, January 10th, 1905, between the hours of one
and three in the afternoon.
T.B. LLOYD, Cashier.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-05
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Personal GOSSIP.

Contributions invited. That t1hich you t1ouLd
like TO in this departmental us knoU By pos
tai card or letter, personally.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-05
ATTENTION Rows

Notice is hereby given TO the boys who broke
the windows in the basement of Plank Road
Hollow School House that they are given until
January 9TH, 1908 to call upon the Board and
settle damages. Otherwise warrants will be
placed i'll the hands of the proper officers.
FRED X. ZIMMER, President,
Attest
DELBERr TowNER Sec'y. 423t.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-05
EsTRAY NOTICE.

ESTRAY NOTICE.
GtAME to the prem .ses of the undersigned, on
~ North Creek, four cattle-two mulley and
two spotte d-which the owner can have by call
ing and payisg all expenses. Otherwise the
cattle will be sold in accordance with the law.
ME-. TAYLOR,
Emporium, Pa.
Dec. goth. 190z.-44-3t,
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PRATTS FOODS.

Pratt's Food for Horses and
cattle. A regulator tonic and con-
ditioner.
Pratt's Animal Regulator.
Pratt's Food for Horses and
Cattle, highly concentrated.
Pratt's Poultry Food, All egg
producer, father and disease de-
stroyer.
Pratt's Veterinary Collie Cure,
One dose cures. Always keep a
bottle in the stable.
Pratt's Heave, Cough and
Cold Cure. Sure, safe, quick.
Pratt's Foods-The original
Stock and Poultry Foods of
America are best.
Phone. 8. j. n. DAY.
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-04-22
fine streets. We left there the night OF

fine streets. We left there the night OF
the same day and started eastward.
Our first stop was Abilene, Kansas
On the way there we saw many immense
green fields of wheat which surpassed any
seen in any other parts of our journey
Mr.. Foltz continued to Manhattan and
then home. spent five days In Abilene
and vicinity When arrived in Abilene
at noon | took dinner with Isaac Shockey,
brother of Benz Shockey of this place.
There the first thing | asked for, after din
ner, was the Waynesboro Record and can
tell YOU read it with eagerness. 1t was
ike an old friend and felt, in very truth,
that | was approaching home.
Later in the afternoon, Mr.. Shockey 5
son very kindly drove me to the home of
nv sister, Mrs. Amy l. Baer, who resides
nine miles north of Abilene. With her
spent five days and then started home,
leaving Abilene Monday, March 20.
stopped in Kansas City four hours and took
supper with my cousin, Miss Elsie Carver.
Leaving Kansas City at 9 . clock Monday
night over the Wabash railroad arrived
in St. Louis Tuesday morning. saw
thousands of men at work tearing down the
Worlds Fair buildings and left there after
few hours, coming straight east 10 View
erton, and was soon thereafter back III
WayneSbcro.
need not add that my trip was in great
part in territory altogether new to me and
was most enjoyable from start to finish.
wonld recommend similar trip To every
body who can arrange to take it, feeling
sure that all will have the same enthusiasm
and pleasure that was my experience
While saying this, however, | must also,
add that Waynesboros good enough fol