Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-03-09
NOTES OF INTEREST.

oue OF Gn6 WOfR n0rSeS OF Henry
Kraft is laid up owing to a severe Gu
on the ankle.
A social dance in connection will
dancing school was given in the Opera
House, Monday evening.
Susan B. Anthony Is s5 years ole
and admits it. Alice Roosevelt is q
and makes no secret of the fact. But
between Susan and Alice are many
women who rather not tell.
A young fellow out in Nebraska
pleads for a divorce on the grounds
that the minister hypnotized him.
This is an entirely new one-blame
your troubles on the preacher.
In competition sparrow hunt in
Amwell township, near Washington,
Pa, between two bands of men, ten
to each band, which ended last week,
29,099 birds were killed. The birds
were pest in the district. The hunt
ers were given big banquet
Pietro Bartoli, an Italian laborer was
found frozen to death near Dubois,
last week in shanty, where he lived
alone. He was an employe of w. G.
Baxter, the contractor, who is lining
the tunnels of the Buffalo and Susque-
hanna, and had been missing for the
| past two weeks.
"Dora Thorne," coming to EN-
porium next Friday, March 10, is some
thing our theatre patrons have been
waiting for, chance to see in play
form the interesting novel which every
reader knows so we'll The play has
been carefully constructed, and follows
the trials and tribulations of "Dora" to
happy ending.
Last Monday we received from Mrs.
Egbert T. Osborn, a copy of The SEN
tinel Record, of Hot Springs, Ark, al
30 copy of the 400" a magazine con-
tanning many beautiful views of Hot
| Springs. Mr.. Osborn is the assistant
manager of the Hotel Estman, at Hot
Springs during the winter and man.
ager of the famous inn at Charlevoix,
Michigan during the summer.
Easter occurs on the first Sunday
following the full moon, which hap.
| pens on or after March 81. This year
full moon occurs March 20 and the
next full moon after March 81 occurs
April 20. The Sunday following is
! April % and therefore Easter, and is
within two days as late as it can
| happen.
a Coudersport woman, who pur-
chased a safety razor for her husband
as a Chritmas gift compells him to put
ten cents i'll tin hank every time he
shaves himself. She is now looking
for machine with which he can cut
his hair that her rake off may be larg-
er. The poor man is wondering what
J will be her next move.
A teacher in one of our schools asked
one of her little girls to tell what she
knew about the backbone. The child
slid to her feet trembling and embar-
assed. She rubbed her little hands up
and down her hips and began. ''The
backbone is bone that runs down
your back and holds your ribs togeth.
er, and keeps you from being legs clear
to the neck.'
A few days ago a Lancaster county
| farmer tested some snow to learn
whether the present supply would be
melted by rain or the sun. The result
answered, by sun. He suspended a
large snow ball and held a lighted
candle under it, hole was melted
through the ball without any drop
pings. Had there been any drops of
water he said it would have been GER
tain the lay of snow would have been
taken away by rain, as there was not
the snow will be lead off by the sun.
Try this: Take the number of your
living brothers; double this amount;
add to it three; multiply the result by
five; add to it the number of living
sisters multiply by ten add number of
deaths of brothers and sisters, subtract
$50 from the result. The right hand
figure will be the number of deaths;
the middle figure will be the number
of living sisters; the left hand figure
will show number of living brothers.
Can you explain it2
The story of "Dora Thorne" is too
familiar one to permit of much COM
ment, but as play it is provoking
widespread interest, and much surprise
is manifest that so successful a
novel in the day and time OF
bookplays has not found its way be-
fore the footlights long ere this. Brim-
full of exciting and interesting stua-
tions and affordiug such numerous op.
ortunities for excellent acting "Dora