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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-03-15
STERLING RUN ITEMS

JOS Robinson and wife of Cameron,
spent Sunday with his brother ?. j.
Robinson.
Miss Bibanna Sullivan spent Sunday
with her parents at Driftwood.
Matte Kissel returned home on We'd
nesday after few days visit with rela-
tives at St. Marys.
Mrs, Ernest Housler and Edith and
Lila Berry Of Emporium, are visiting
their parents, VIM. Berry and family.
Mrs Foster Of Remove, visited T. NJ.
Lewis aud family Saturday.
Mrs. Troxell Fulton Of Sinnamahon-
lug, and Mrs. Geo. Hulslnger Of Remove,
visited Mrs. JOS Kissell last week.
Mrs. Jane Brooks of Sinnamahoning,
visited Mrs. }. Il. Smith Friday.
Misses Vida Housler and Clara B..
MacCloskey spent Friday at Driftwood:
Miss Matte Collins called in town
last week
j. J.F.S.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-03-15
FIRST FORK.

On Saturday evening the Home Talent
Co., played "That Awful Aunt" to a full
house at Gilmore school house, and after
the play box and ice cream social raised
about S23 for the preacher in charge,
Rev. Il. Simpson. This will pay him all
up on this end of the circuit.
A young son of Postmaster G, Il.
Logue caught his foot IN a wire, and fell
striking his shoulder on a rock. But as
no bones were broken, he is rapidly ere
covering.
Guy Hawley has moved into part of
Uncle Jimmie o Brien's house and is
rafting up the Curricr mill for the spring
campaign Of saving.
1t looks now as though grcarer por-
ton Of last seasons cut of logs would
clay over in the woods.
Mrs. Datus Ensign, Of Emporium, was
visiting friends here over Sunday, and
"took in" the social on Saturday evening.
She drove down to Lorshbaugh on Sun
day accompanied by Miss Edwards to
call on friends there
NUF SED.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-03-15
r. @. DODSON.
HUNTlEY.

The infant child of j. F. Carson is
quite i'll.
County Supt Miss Collins, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Collins.
Squire Levi Smith of River street
spent Sunday with j. +. Sullivan of the
west end
Ex-freman Everitt Barr spent Sunday
with friends in town.
Major Bailey has started his spring
blowing.
Minard Farley of Remove, was a bust
ness caller in town this week.
Mary, the little daughter of ?. Farrell,
wrenched her arm very badly Monday.
A. W. Smith was business caller at
Driftwood Monday.
Miss Alice Jordan of Driftwood, spent
Sunday with her parents.
We are glad to learn that D. S. Loguc
is improving.
Quite number of our young men are
making regular Sunday trips to Sterling
Run. Boys, there are no finer young
ladies in the county than the Sterling
Run girls.
Pennsy engineer Harry johnson of
Remove, spent Sunday with his parents.
jeff Lynch spent Sunday with his
family at Sterling Run.
WV. johnson was Driftwood caller
thi, week.
Operator Krape has purchased new
Oliver typewriter. The pen singers will
have to take back seat now.
Henry Hill and his men are getting
out ties from the B. J. Collins timber
tract in Big Run.
VIM. Logue claims that Mr.. Riser is
the best fireman in Cameron county, and
says:
There's man in Huntley called Riser,
Who can make steam with wet wood or dry, sir,
He is single as yet,
But if married he gets.
He will pick out girl named Elizer
Neighbor Carson of River street is
mourning the loss of four lbs. of butter.
which was stolen from his residence Sun
day night. This is new brand of but
ter that is sold by groceryman Crum, of
Of Slnnamahoning and although Mr.
Carson is the loser, Mr.. Crum looks upon
the incident as very fattering adver-
tlsement for his goods, as he had request
ed Mr.. Carsan to distribute samples of
the butter to the towns people, but did
not look for anything like this. Mr..
Carson being something of poet sub.
mits the following:
Ofal the thieves beneath the skies,
butter thief do dispise,
lido not mind little joke,
But may this thief on butter choke
Next time he comes I'll make him halt
And fill his body with rock salt;
May he an honest man become
And buy his butter from Merchant Crum.
j. +. S.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-03-15
Beautiful and Touching.

Grandmother in deep reverie
thinking of the days of her courtship
and wedding. The vision of these
happy days portrayed by any artist
being touch of deep sentiment TO the
lover of pictures. On Sunday, March
18th, beautiful picture entitled Grand
mothers Reverie, printed in ten colors,
on heavy paper, size 1Ox15 inches, will
be given away free with ''The Phila.
delphia Sunday Press" Order the
Sunday Press from your newsdealer
and get series of beautiful pictures
free with the great "Philadelphia Sun.
day Press" 4.2t.
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CANOE RUN.

Supt. Kelley and wife went to Clarks-
burg, w. Va, preparatory to their NOV
ing here.
The many friends of Esther Stewart
will be glad to heaa she is on the gain.
Isaac Wykoff was in town Saturday.
The young people on the hill are prac,
ticing day and night getting fine drama
in shape to render to the public.
Mrs. Janett Costello arrived home
Thursday, after two months visit with
relatives at Ebor.
Mrs. Ed Stewart visited friends at
Sterling RIM last week
Little Dorothy and Mary Crugar are
sick with whooping cough.
Mrs. Lester and Mrs. Leonard visited
Mrs. Webster Friday.
Ed. Stewart has the contract for open
ing the new mine
Miss Alice Stewart is attending to
the household duties at Mrs. Kelly's.
Milie Hazlett of Cameron, was in
town this week
Joe Egan spent Sunday with his par.
ents at Emporium.
Pat VALENTINO is on the sick list.
The dancing school at Cameron Satur-
day night was we'll represented from this
place.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-03-15
A Favorite Remedy for Babies.

Its pleasant taste and prompt cures
have made Chamberaiu's Cough Remedy
a tavorite with the mothers Of small
children. 1t quickly cures their coughs
aud colds aud prevents any danger Of
pneumonia or other erious consequences.
In not only cures Group, but when given
as soon as the croupy cough appears will
prevent the attack For sale by l.. Tag
CART; j. Il. Smith, Sterling Run Crum
Bros, Sinnamahoning.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-03-15
Gard of Thanks.

Editor Cameron County Press
DEAR SIR. We would like to use
your valued paper in which to express
our thanks to the kind friends and
neighbors, especially Mr.. and Mrs. @.
w. Williams and Mr.. and Mrs. Emery
Hicks, who so kindly came to our as
sistance during the sickness and death
of our dear father.
Mr.. AND Mrs. o. B. TANNER.
Driftwood, Pa, March IL, 1906.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-03-15

GForty million bottles of August Flower
sold i'll the United States alone since its
introduction And the demand for it is
still growing. Isn't that fine showing
of success? Don't it prove that August
Flower has had unfailing success in the
cure of indigestion and dyspepsia-the
worst enemies Of health and Happiness?
GDoes it not afford the best evidence that
August Flower is sure specific for all
stomach and intestinal disorders THAT it
is the best of all liver regulators?
qAugust Flower has a matchless record
of over 35 years in curing the ailiug mil
lions of these distressing complaints.
QTwo sizes, 25c and 75c. All druggists.
r. G.. DODSON.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-03-15
Snccial Low Rates.

To all points in Montana, Idaho,
Washington, Oregon and British
Columbia, February 18th to April 7th,
1906. Round Trip Iiomeseekers' Tick
cts on special days. Write at once for
information and maps to w. III. Alien,
Travelling Agent, Wisconsin Central
Ry, 621 Park Bldg, Pittsburgh, Pa.
4S-l3t.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-03-15

The best safeguard against headache,
constipation aud liver troubles is Dewitt 5
Little Early Risers Keep vial ofthese
famous little pills in the house and take
a dose at bed time when YOU feel that
the stomach aud bowels need cleansing
They dont grpc. Sold by r. G.. Dodsou.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-03-15

Indigestion is much of habit. Don't
get the habit Take little Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure after eating and you will
quit beiching, putting palpitation and
Irowning. kodoI digests what you eat
aud makes the stomach sweet SOIL bv
H. G. Dodson.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-03-15

WANTED Bright, honest young man
from Emporium to prepare for paying
position in Government Mail Service.
Box One, Cedar Rapids, la. 47-St,
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-03-15

@. Is. Howard & Co., have the only
large stock Of shingles in the county at
the present time. RED CEDAR from
the Pacific Coast and WHllE CEDAR
from Wisconsin.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-03-15

The infant child of j. F. Carson is
quite i'll.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
OCTOBRISTS' 'PLATFORM.
More PoScer for Parliament-A
General Suffrage Plank.

Moscow, Aug. 11.-At the session of the CEN
trail committee of the Octobrists tomorrow. at
which the platform committee will present a
programme which the party expects 10
appeal TO the country at the coming elections.
the progressive drift will be recognized by pro-
pOsals for general suffrage, direct in the cities
and In two stages I'm the country. and the en-
largement of the powers OF parliament in
clude revision OF treaties as we'll as a discus
sion of loans taxes and concessions. M. Shipor.
former Finance Minister. will also propose the
reorganization of the Council of the Empire, or
upper house, advisory body. with no legis-
lative powers. The platform will take a mega
tive attitude the proposal for a general
preparation of land, mentioning only division
OF State, Crown and Church lands and an ey-
tension Of the activity OF the local commissions
1t will recommend the abolition of the COM
munai system and all special laws in order TO
place the peasantry on an equal footing with the
other classes; improvement of the condition Of
the workmen and restricted autonomy for
of measure providing free education should be
the first care of parliament.
The police have discovered IN a nelghboring
village secret printing establishment of the
Revolutionary League, where the VibOrg and
Terioki manifestOes 10 the army and navy have
been printed. The police also captured three
bombs.
IL is learned that among the members of the
revolutionary committee recently arrested in
Moscow was Mime. Efrenoff. who is said TO have
been the chief of the central organization OF the
Social RevOlutiOnistS and Peasants League OF
the Moscow district. Fifty workmen agtators
were expelled yesterday from Moscow.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
RUSES OF THE REBELS.
Military Secrets Obtained d-DeceiU-
ing the Peasants.

Kharkoff. Aug 11.-There have been frequent
cases IN the central provinces of revolutionary
agitators. wearing the uniforms of aids to the
Emperor, going through the country announcing
to the peasants that the Emperor had decreed
the distribution OF all land. but that the mobiles
and landlords preventing the news from
reaching the peasants. and instructing them 10
take what the Emperor had given.
still boder fraud has just been exposed here
which illustrates the deceptiOns TO which the
revolutionists are resortng in order to get the
military secrets of the government. Some time
ago man appeared at the headquarters Of the
commander Of the Kharkoff ghrrson. represent
ing himself Lieutenant Pojotsky, aid to Cen
eral Sukhomlinoff, commander of the military
district OF Kieff. in which KharkOff lies. He
presented what purported to be an official docu-
mcnt authorizing him to transmit orders regard
ing the disposition OF the troops. The COM
mander of the garrison received him with the
greatest attention and turned over for inspec-
tiOn all the official military documents For
several weeks Lieutenant POjOtsky was en-
tertained by the officers He departed with full
military hOnors Later. in the course OF cor
respOndence with General SukhOmlinoff il was
discovered that the man was imposter. In
consequence of this the commander OF the gar
rison here has received n scathing reYrimand
and general orders have been issued from the
War Department warning garrison commanders
TO beware of similar tricks A landed proprietor
mourns the loss of $4,000 which ne loaned to the
dashng young laid TO General SukhomlInof'
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
"UNTRUE -ENTERMYER.
Denies Furnishing Money to the
PoIicyholders Committee.

Samuel ryntermyar counsel 20 the international
policyholders' committee. issued a brief statement
yesterday. denying that he had furnished any OF
his own money 10 the committee. declared by
Edwin Leibfried.
George r. Scrugham. the conlmittecs organiza-
ton manager also issued statement. saying that.
the committeeman excepted. there was no man
or body OF mem behind the policyholders' move
ment. Mr Scrugham ntimated that the insurance
companies affected by the movement were respon-
sible for the efforts produce contrary rlpres s.
sion and by implication. that the companies might
know something of the defections Of Seymour
Eaton and Mr.. Leibfried from the committee. Mr.
s.rugham pays his respects to Mr.. Eaton>by say
ing that it was owing to the ex-secretarys pro
crastination'' that only a fraction of the lSOoeo
circulars containing appeals for money had as YET
reached the polcyholders Mr.. scrugharn added:
All the facts in respect to the financing of the
mittee was organized it was stated that full ac-
counting would be made. This can be had at any
sary before the appeal for funds could be made
In order to meet the preliminary expenses hSmeE SE
created by voluntary contributions. as received
Mr UntermyeI's statement issued before his de-
parture for Bar Harbor is as follows:
have not contributed any of my own money TO
this campaign yet and do not believe IL VIII be
necessary for me any member of the committee
10 do So beyond our fair proportion policyhod
Contribute and am N sure members Of the commit
tee would Join me, for It is the most important
decent corporate management that has ever been
attempted. have doubt that public spirited
citizens though not policyholders, would also con-
tribute If they understood the significance OF the
movement and the odds against which we have to
contend.
Harlow n. Higginbothani who has been here at
tending the meeting of the executive committee.
said of the internat ational committees work:
II is an honest earnest effort on the part Q: the
TO safeguard their interests. Not a single
member of the committee will be placed in nominal
ton for trustees OF either the Mutual or the New
York Life. and no person will be placed in nomna-
ton if objected 10 by member of the committee
An accounting will be made and the funds will be
JudicioGsly administered
After launching his thunderbolts Mr.. Leibfred
departed from the Hotel Belmont yesterday morn
ing TO spend to-day in Philadelphia with Mr. Eaton
il is said.
The work of the Russian translators engaged by
the international committee the New York LIES
policyholders list has been SO strangely unsatis-
factory that the committee has been compelled TO
Gtlscharge most OF the translato-s After 5000 OF
the 800 circulars TO Rumanians had been sent
Cut. the committee found that many of their cir
cIlars mad been addressed TO names of persons
VINO did not exist at towns and villages to he
found on no map ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
EATON ASKS MEETING
Wants Resignation from PoEicyhoId-
erS' Committee Discussed.
IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune

philadelphia. Aug. u-Seymour Eaton who re-
signed as secretary of the International policy
holders committee. followed his interview OF last
night with open letter 10 ex-Judge Alton B.
Parker to-day, in which he intimates rather strong
~ that some sensational developments may come
as a result Of the controversy. The letter says:
have to-day received your letter accentipp my,
resignation as secretary Of the international policy
There IS absolutely nothing OF truth in the IN
favorable reflections made upon me personally ana
upon my work 1 have been loYal to the com
mttee and to the cause which engaged 10 serve
and IN view OF the fact that an attempt was made
yesterday discrcdit me and TO minimize sb,,
as chairman. ask the permission of Samuel Inter
snyer. general counsel" 10 call a meeting of the
eussing the conditions and circumstances which
1.-. a. apOut my resignation. shall gladly be
S-S.lt az ttiaA meeting. and, if permission is
tLaAtea me, l shall leave no shadow of Doubt in
ne ~ nlne OF any member whether or not I
Old not Intend that my letter og resio,,a zion
tnould cast reelection upon COMMITTEES which r,et
Out once ana whose members know rra ac1i.aiI, ii
nothing Of the actual progress and ,,osiiI
come OF this folicyhoders movement An issue
80 - i, li,e sia tne comnittee or between me and
and might properly have been On ossed aa.a
RuDhcltg- rms lsspe concerns the American neonla
ditions and il due 10 the distngnis91SS coIl, ,
honorable men who constitute this committee S aS
%eI as 70 the policyhoideFE who are innocenti,,
lending support 10 the cause that my renuest a -
forth IN this letter be granted 40 SCI
~. ]9~in LelDfrled was acting treasurer an
t9iIteu .. Af, UhneffnyeT. and such he signed
esi checks and handled all cash which went thr5Ie
the committees office In accepting his resgn noti1r
common business courtesy n Is true ,haG
brought upon myself the dispeasure OF the .genera
counsel by urging various times that Teg,,is.
treasurer be appointed IL might he intarsstir
for the general committee al its next nneetinr to
make inquiry why no such appointment was made
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
HURT By TOURING CAR.
Manhattan Nan Severely Injured
O1cner of Machine arrested.

Thomas Donohue of No 1142 I'd avenue. Man
haitian was run down last night on Staten Island
by touring owned and operated by Joseph
H. Schell, Of No. A Clinton avenue. Jersey City
The accident occurred at Richmond Road and
Glove street. Concord.
The ear was travelling along at high speed 1t
Is said, when Donohue. who had been visiting
friends on the island, started to cross the road
The auto was upon him before he had a chance
TO get out of the way and he was hurled about
twenty feet Schell did not stop TO see how
badly Donohue was hurt. but kept on his way
witness of the accident telephoned to the
police station. and detective was sent to watch
for the machine at Stapleton. Scheu was ar
rested and admitted TO bail in $500 to appear he
fore Magistrate Marsh to-day on charges of
reckless driving and assault. The police say
that Schell explained his failure 10 stop 10 IN
Quire about DOnohue render him aid by saving
that he did not think the man was much hurt
DOnOhue was taken to the S. b. Smith In
frmary, at New Brighton, where it was found
that he was suffering from concussion of the
brain and that his left leg was badly fractured
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
DUE TO RUSSIAN UNREST.
Granting of Persian Constitution
Explained in London.

London, Aug. u.-A Persian official here. in
an interview to-day. said that tho granting OF q
constitution TO Persia was one of the effects of
the Russian upheaval
The news of the Russian struggle had long
been the subject Of discussion in the bazaars of
Persia. The economic distress In that country
also played no small part in creating the desire
for some measure of political freedom. which
the Shah had long desired To grant. but who re.
Trained from so doing on the advice of the late
Grand Vizler, Ain d-Dowleh Since the latter's
dismissal the Shah has had the more enlight-
ened advice Of MuShir-ed d -Dowleh, who is known
for his liberal tendencies. While the clergy
heretofore have opposed a constitution, both as
the direct representatives of the Prophet and OF
the large landowners IL is believed that they
Will welcome the formation of national council
as they will be largely represented
MEMBERS OF the Persian colony IN London who
attended the legation this afternoon were off,
ciaiiy informed of the Shah's decision, and tel
eSram Of congratulatiOn and thanks was dis
patched 20 the Grand Vizier.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
BLOUN THROUGH DECK.
11oo Men and Cook of Coal Barge
Burned bg Gas.

Andrew Deterio and Neils Olsen and a woman
cook, Annie Davis, were taken 20 the s. r sm,tb
Infrmary, at New Brighton, Staten Island last
night, suffering from burns caused by an ex-
ploslon Of coal gas on the barge Cassie bound
for New Bedford from Norfolk, in tow of the tug
Tormentor.
The explosion occurred as the barge was off
Atlantic City. The men were at work in the
bunker when their lantern went out One of
them struck match, whereat there was burst
or name that hurled them through the deck
Whlch was blown out. On deck the cook was
working.
Soon after the explosion the Tormentor sighted
New York Captain Kemble was asked to bring
the injured to this city. He was willing but
suggested that the Tormentor put into Atlantic
City. The tow was anchored but the tug de-
cided to make the run for New York Olsen is
the worst injured. All were resting easily last
night.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

the terrorist section the Social Revolution 's's
and that she came 10 Odessa commissioned 70
execute a sentence OF death imposed by them
on the general The bomb was of extraordinary
power. General Printz commands the Warsa"
Military Division.
Reval Aug 1.-THE worbmen Of all the fac
tories here struck to-day as a mark of sympathy
with the nnutineers OF the arnored cruiser Pam
vet Azova, who are about TO be tried by court
martial.
Mitau Aug IA court martial here yester-
day sentenced 10 death two terrorists who were
found guilty of several murders IN the district
of Windau.
Libau, Aug. 1.-THE postmaster here was
killed yesterday and robbed OF $4,000.
Uzovka Aug. II.-Minc owners OF this dis
tr.ct are preparing 10 present claims for damage
in six foreign mines which were flooded. on the
ground that the strike was provoked by the
of dynamite was stolen by revolutionists to-day.
Helsngfors Aug 1.-THE Finnish Senate has
ordered the withdrawal of the Red Guard from
the country. and petition 20 the Emperor in
favor of the re-estabHshing of the old Finnish
army of eight battaliOns. FOR the purpose of
storing the authority OF the Finnish gov
ernment among the masses is being prepared.
Tashkend. Aug. I1.-The controller Of the
Central Asian Railroad was murdered here
yesterday
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
BROOKLYN BROKER HELD.
arrested for alleged Completely in
Philadelphia lSzcindle.

Alexander J. Halter. broker. of No. 21S ST.
Johns Place, Brooklyn was arrested by He-
tectives as he was leaving his home late Friday
night word having been received from Philadel-
phia that he was wanted in connection with a
$3.50 swindle.
Halter arraigned on a charge Of vagrancy
and Magistrate Manner, in the Adams street
court. released him bond to appear in court
Tuesday Isaac Thompson a Philadclphian was
swindled out of S1,J50 it is alleged, by Halter
and two others. 1t is said that the three men
have cleaned up more than $4,000 in various
deals lately Halter was arrested in October
1901. in Manhattan, and photographed for
the Rogues' Gallery. He was not convicted.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
sEvEN-YEAR-0LD BOY SAVES SISTER
Jumps in Boat and Drags Her from Water
May Get Medal.

GreenpOrt. Long Island. Aug. 11.-Vernon
Marshnlan. years old, saved his sister
Mamie. three years old. from drowning just be-
fore dark last night The children were play
ing on the dock. when the little girl lost her
balance and fell overheard. The little fellow
jumped into a rowboat and pulling with all his
might soon reached the spot where his sister
had gone down for the second time. When she
came TO the surface he lifted her into the boat
Several persons who witnessed the rescue
from the shore say they will try and get
the boy a medal from the Volunteer Life Saw
ing Corps.