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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-06

Mrs. r. d. Aiken will entertain
this afternoon from i to with tea
in honor Of Miss Frances Aiken. Of
Pensacola. and Mrs. c. B. Lloyd, of
Savannah.
Mrs. p. r coney FequeRs that alp
the girls who cannot take part in the
tree planting newt Saturday notify
her at once 50 that she may substi-
tnte others IN their nlaces
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-18

eped. gnsI. @VemdbIt1, 8 bs 10 Btnkb
tm Dur&f&nttt. 14}e; IL BIZ ID sfsmb I'm
Dur9i9ntt, lax.
0eb6rrtes Ntxhieti1 - "a rieR, req.
eetss lac; 1ubextsttsR l0e; Sxxexf. Ia
2n6&eI 13ke.
S@nsab - n Tterces II. Dual. l0ie; Q.
0uaIttdt Ok: 9. 0aaIttft Gle
04uItern-0aei. Gureb, 10 BID 30 Hfxxb
tn Dur@i&nstt, &c; Is 4faxs Dur4i4nttt,
&c, 10 BIS IL 4f,mb SIC.
0epo6eItes e~&uetReaetf0 - kxo@sxlcits
Sancp Big s20. 80; FLARES Nsax s1a. 90; Sans
y $500; eeort Glem 1880; Ssurf
el8. 90.
2S1rfe 0erdn4erts DratuixH Sc.
BraMtfurter nc; Bologna h Earuss 7}s. u
xas4 6He.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-18
eua.osssss VIesJa.

easar Gureb S4sxsea - Gsts naaItsm:
1eL20 FfanA l83: 10 Dfsms l83e; l0-l2
Dfunb l8i: 8meste nRaittdt ! a0-l0 4isnst
I9ie; Is gfunb l2ie : 10 4fsnb l2as : 10
3funb 2ie.
GaIiforuif4e e@txssn-6 Bis 8 Rf9ab sae:
9 bis IL Yfsnb g..
epea-9Iare esitea. 80 ID 20 4fssb n
Dur0i@mttt, lie; sdars 0sttes, 70 ID 90
8suan, lie; &tass Ns1Is1s - - 60 4futh.
ioae; 10 BIB as 4fb.. lie; IL - Is pfnb.
l2e; alaxs NRdsss Is u 80 4fmbs Liz,
aiades II bs 16 BfsnS LIE: A@s Na6sa I
10 Q ptusb. ne .
XrabsA6sere6-Har9 oneIHt 0ussb l72t
aspdbttes euesr Gsssb l73e I'll 4kmb =
9ar&i4ntt l5e eW Q INT Ia 9e4
j3att 183e; 10 - - gfmb - O94ffqatt
1 e; 5 pfntS q Esrqfeaett. Eftmaf, llit,
4fnsb In DmQf4ai&s ii4wais lole.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-18
SA~iFsnaMriMten.

Netp Dorf: v6raneesea" bon Neapel;
mSnbiana" mad NeapeI; .Raiisr
Wilbelm Der @roBe" nod Bremen,
iiber plpmoutb unb @berbourg.
@lassou: .Rumibian" bon Bottom.
2onbOn: vWinnebaba" bon Retu Nort.
2iperpoOI: .soutbuart" BON Bort
lamb; ,girsinian" bon ct. Sobn,
q. g.. unb 6alifar, hber No'
piQe.
palermo: .uItonta". bon SrieR uno
Tiume, nod SEEM Yorf.
Gibraltar: .prtnssfin Srene". bon
Rem BORT. nod WeapeI uno
@etiua.
genia: .garbaroKa" tptt getu Dorf,
iiber Neapst; .Tert" nod Netu
Nort.
@enebi9: n@iulia" bon New BORT.
fber Heapel.
Bremsn: .Dlbenburg" bon Baltimore
Prompting @ilteIm" bon Netu
Dort; .grOber autfhrfA mad
Netr BORT.
0ambuf9: ,Hnertfn" bon Rem BORT.
6obrt: .6ubfon", Rem Durt.
BouIpsue: .Ydtritias, bpn 0am6urs.
nod Netp Dsx{.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-18
OetyeOe,

Behex - 80. 3 rptber sef. a1f esis .
fen, s2e BON NabIen; 30. 8 rotsa sIe,
AtriI, 85e; Basexuesex e3e.
Roru [neaes) - 20. l wets 47s; 10. 2
wstb 47c; SO. 9 ueis AZ. 30. 4 rah,
46s; 10. Q weib eeuif@t AZ. re. Q
uets serii9t 47s; 80. 1 r6s semitic.
lbe; go. 2 eeIb 47e; no. 8 gen 81
30. Z eeIb 46e: go. 3 sefi4t 4ss
30. 8 asutf@t 47e; 70. ( aeati4t 4n |;
4pIbea 49,.
3afer-- 30. 3 petber 38e; 10. 9 nstpsi
82e; 30. 2 0euxi4tr 31}e; &c. 8 esxt4su
Bic.
0M - 70. / atnottt t12.00; 10.
3, SO 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-18
eeyagaateseS Hjee.

Nru@es Htnb1eH4-BeRss4e ettess - 81
s6s; bisiioe etiete 7}--7is; ksefss RsRbe
$50 bs goo Efusn 7e; bief7e 9a4s GO
bis $50 Bfutb SIC ktibs b60 ~ Go $lxxs
ec; 6tisr BoraerutertsI g, ostE ctxtes'
u.sr.e! l0}e. gssb 3txtespss4a 81, SRxt
gorberpierteI Sc. Rub Eorharitstel Ak. nd
cmtesote-ta IL.
SriEGes EaIbFeH&-SdIba l2s. 0txtsss
ptertsI los, DorhentesteI 82e.
SrH@es S4afFes@ Sassses pss Bfnxa
les ; e@afe SSe; G4exa4 l8e; Jeeao aml,
l6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-18
0SeeexteS.
SnbtanausIis Ro{feeBuefe.

S~nbtanapsIs RaHeeBxHe
OeuobnI. bts gutter 1O-lse; rrtxEa bts Al.
sud5tter A-16e I; Tancp 80&-8Se, soIe,s
geuoru 10 bts AT. Saua 2s-e2s.
Sx Badetsx:
Kstoia STATS. 2iom $1t.75, Serses sIt.7i
Caracas $ll. 76. DtQuorthI 3d. 10, Dztf
Sasa 8lens $500. GIimras Saba gIemS
$14'75, Duriea Sll.76.
puIuertfrter 6.52e; XXX pulpertfrtu 6.37s,
fetner s~raxultrter 5.02e: Cubes SAFE; Son.
festioners' U 6.07e; ysibsemoob y 4.e2s; Y,b.
xir Z A.72e: empire IA. &c: SSsai srss
eoIoen 8 4.b7e; Atabfor ertrs 8 4.67si
Mssspoob 6 L.4ae: asIbss 6 6.l9.; IL gel
ter 4.07.
MHe-SrqiI nea &c BE 1oe; SsSsrts lss
gtanbeIn IA; weiSi&aIise 1axsslx l6e-
Sorban RanosIn l6e; BeaNtts Sc BITS BIS,
ssr5Rete 7e BIS Sc: GnsIf&e BaIxiHt
getrOGnete Tra9te-aepfeI. On psE soxr ,
setreGnst. Sc; Sobannesbeessa 7e tts 7ks:
Gttron 1se BIZ lac; Hoftxss. q eroms. pa
pfunb. t. 8 Groua 7}e. grors 7}s jaa.
u~.eafreie esbts Sc. California Nhsssaiel Tvs;
Guiana 7}e, taspovttrte euItaaa lis bs ise
California apriiojen Sc bts Lex.
GRs-8aI go OF. Gef). 6abs e. 10 per
Canone.
HtdIes-2400 TN Tab SO; 12oa I'm Est
30: 1900 I'M SaIbfab $500; 500 % Ga.
Z $50.
etdrte-YearI, 8}e, @baz1ptos Slot. / NM
8 ptunS Ra6ete 8. 3orx. l Ffo. Ss6ds,
4x-62e.
Ganbp-7r etansen serai4t 7; Ste,
Ger sensti&t &c; Banner 7rpth O.: grsGp
Bonbons loo; Ns. 2 Cream seuHi9t g.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-18
Dsm @aee1sMssf..

xtnotbp-Bertmafspreie: S11 o. II o.
NiQet - Eertaufspreite: ~. N-f8.M
BeH@forn - Eertaufsprefs: is $50 sa
Nuaittdt, 1850.
3afr-sei&dt 82-86e; IN ees sshrss
es.00-$9.00 peg Ionxe. Reuer 32-66e.
etrob-4refe. ie ra& BEN 0ab. 10 esi
len, S4.00-e6.09.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-18
U~ttts, ases ssss 0ekaess.

sanbler besablen foisexos Rrssis!
Butter - Gouatrp. 1lss Srscrssrr 2Se'
0geta o.
Ssti@e Glsr-1A pr Crtsxh.
Sabuer Sc, e6txe 8, Twteps-l0-lSe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-18

ena-os . Ber.aufstrtis SasYcsttsis
gEsset,sridse eoe per BaxS s~aabssaaias.
Sapehesdie It's, Ntseoxfr esesns ; sa'
Is. saer gori Gbsebarsi 16s, ssssstnsb
i6er 2sntburser 14e. Bid l6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-18

st. Peterburg. II. apriI. =
Dos beute tn ben Ser. Gtaaten aufaes
tau&te @eri8t. bab sin She'll Der
@arnifon In Stills rsbelirte unb bab
BET benz fOlaenosn 8ampfe 5l5 sol.
batsu 9et6otet unb 855 bertpunbet tpurs
ben, bat tuabritsinIi@ feinen @runb
In ben foIgenoen fbatIa&en, uelde tn
Der vRustoe Slobo" bonn 10. Mpril
psrOfentli&t tuurbsn:
Sn $ifis fano cine Wahsnberfamm.
lung bon SOloaten ftatt, nod wsI9sr
100 &beilnebmer psrbaftet murbsn.
geri&ieoene @Ompasnien oss &e9i-
ments Winsrelsti ~perlansten bic 5rei.
laHung Der 8erbaftstsn unb als i9
Iopal sefinnte abtbeilunsen bieiem
@srlanssn ni9t ani6Iieben MOLTEN,
Tom es gum 3ampf. bel pel@em fieben
Der Rebslen sri&oHsn tpurbsn. NaG=
BEN 8erfdrtunsen ~auselanst maren,
untermarfen fa bic Rebslsn ben 8s-
BORDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-18
&arOn bon @olitein,
Ser Setter ber bDben YOlitit Se1tidlanos, i9etoe1
aus ieiaeIt Mrnte.
Die Streinnrmben in Sens. gbnden rHaen. - lnfaa ant bruHi@en
Sdladt6tH. Mngsueiner 3~nlusanffano befhrbtet. Srnppens
llnrnben in GmBlano.

Der9eBeH. WuW Utro III oeh Veoe etI
tlarer 8spsis fur bic ftsti9e 5efigung
Der freunbf9aftli9sn 8~esiebun9en 3mis
iaen 9euti9lanb uno Nmsrita erbltdt.
urtbetIe getbetIt.
Berlin, II. MpriI. Das Dan.
tssI9rsiben bes 2aiiers an ben 6hers
rsi4iid.unsariiasn Winifter bes lieu.
Bern, @rafen bon @olu&opsti, fsbt
nod INNER I'm WitteIpuntt Der gr6r-
ierunaen. Die llrtheile hber bieie In
b69Fsm @rabe bemerfenswertbe auss
laKung beg Wonarnen fnb eetbeilt.
Wdbrsno bss 2ailsYs Worte einerieits
ponen gsifan finben. feblt es aud ni&t
on Stimmeri bes Saoels. Namentli9
nebmen Die gentrumsbldtter MnffoB on
benz gsrslsi9, psl9en Der 2aiisr 3wi'
fden Der beutf9feinbliGen $bdtiateit
bes Sferrsidii1sn Staatsmannes tn
Algsciras unb benz Muftreten zines
Ssfunbantsn In eineni Suel 9e3ogel
bot.
Gbtna.
gbtneen rtfen.
6arbtn, II. Npril. Bon Der
Eibli&sn Manbi&ursi miro cine sroBe
Netibitat Der &insRf@en Sruppen be.
ri1tst. Die @ensrdIe Wa unb Ouen
sbi 4ai 3iebsn srobe Wsrfdrfunsea on
f4.
StaIien.
llnaIl briti9em
s9Ia&tf&tff.
MALTA. II. April. 9rei Wann
bon Der Wannf9aft bss S9laati9ifes
prina bon Walss tpurben beute bur3
eins 2sRslsrploion est6btet uuo bier
f9wer berIebt. .als oas S&iH cine gers
iuGsfubrt ma@te.
Serbien.
Ser5tf9e intferfriis.
WeIerab, IL. Npril. 26nig
Better bon eerbien bat bte R%ef9nation
ieiass Cabinets angsnommeri, aber bic
Wtnifsr srfu@t, 10 lanse TIM lint 3u
bIeibsn, bis TIRE Na4folger ernannt
fnb.
TranfretG.
grneute unruben.
Gems. IL. MpriI. Die unruben
In Wsrbinbung nit benz Streit i'm
pas be Galcis 9ifritt erneuerten f6
bsuts. Die Jrau zines 8ergmannes,
tusl@sr f9 ustssrte, fi@ ben etreitern
an3uf9lieben, tpurbs In ibrer Wob.
nung bon $50 6rausr angesriHen unb
libel ;ugsri9tei; idmmtli8e W6bel In
Der Wobnune tpurSsn 3eri4lasen. Die
herbeiqeeilten @ensoarmsn wuroen nit
Gteinmtrfen e%mpfangen. Gin 2abal=
lsris.O fRsier unb 3uei Soloaten tpurs
ben f9mer unb Is anoere lei&t perlebt.
Webrere 6rausn iuuroe1 bsrbaftet,
fpdtsr isbo9 tuisoer freigeIaRsm
9eute Trorgen tpurben 8eriu&s ses
madt. Ii@t.S trsiter on Der ginfabrt
au binbern. Sn Montisnp tuuroe cine
2ir9e nit Srnamit In bic 2uft 30
ipre9s, berfu&t. DieI S&aben uurbe
babel anesri&tst unb mebrere 8erbafs
tunssl muroen bOrgenommen.
Spanien.
WuIfamtf9t Sbdttgfett.
Mabrtb. II. Mpril. Bon Der
Smell WaIorea tuirb beri&tet. bab Der
@ultan BET palma 3et9en tutebertpa.
9snoer 8bdtieteit stbt. Dem 2ratsr
entfet9t bider @au9.
sHbafrtfa.
Retn g pa3tergangh
bic 8rttsn.
Durbar n. NataI. IL. NprlI. His
Expedition, wel&e sur SerfOIgung bes
Rsbeqenbdnptlings Bambaata ausae.
ianbt uurbe. ftnbet, bab BITE Sa9e ni&l
70 Isi&t III tpie auerff seba&t. Ri9i
auetn Hnb geldnbef&pieriststten A.
uberutnben, fonbttr aud amber. 3ulu.
0duptlinse. bic man lOpaI ba9te, Bel.
len I'D nun auf 8ambaaias.
II W3kt nfIein ynuvNe nSf;.;sU hsEosS,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-18
8aie=Haa.

Die ssfrissn Spiele reiultirten ipie
folgt:
NattonaIs2ig q.
philadelphia, II. April.
philadelphia :. 00000100"-1
Bottom 49,. O0O000000- 0
B~atterisn-Sugelsbp uno DOOM;
pfeHer uno Neebbam.
Brootlpn, II. Npril.
Brootlpn -. 010000000- l
Wstp Yort. =. 0O0O10002-3
Baitsrien-NeSntpre unb Bergen;
Wc@innitp uno Brssnaban.
ptttsburg, II. april.
piitsbura.0 o. 8
@tncinnati.O 1 O01000- 2
8atterisn -pbiaiSpi, @arti9 uno
@ibion; Weimer unb pbeIps.
@bicaso. II. april.
gbieago. 80. 000000300- 3
ct. Souls -. 02400oO00- 8
Bntterien = @idsr. pfeifer uno
Woran; WeGarlanb, puttmann uno
@rabp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-18
0rpkbritannien.

@rokbritannien.
9 q g Z q u I b a r.
@oues, Smell Wigbt, II. GpriI.
96nis AIfonfo bon Spanisn tom NIT
Der Da9t .@iraloa" bier an. Die
prin5eiRn @na mar NIT ibrer Mutter
entgegsn9efabren.
Das iunse Paar tpuroe por Der Be-
b6lterung beraIi9 begriibt.
Iespptsn.
9od .Detpep".
port Satb. IL. April. gs
purbe gemeIoet, bob Der ameritanii1e
bod ,Gemep" bis auf ITO Weilen an
bisfsn 6afen beranseIanst 1T.
Sapan.
6anbeI n Der Wanb.
M &urei.
Softo, II. Mpril. 9alboffaieu
tpurbe anseffnoiet, baB bic 6dfen an'
tung uno Saterpsfari nate oer Win'
hung bes Oalu bonn l.. Stunt benz inter-
nationalen @ertebre gstpibmst fnb.
cuba.
Opfer bes II aIIes u
Der .Reararge".
8uantanam o, II. Mprtl. -
gs gsbt bier bas @srtdt, baB Elm britter
Off3ter bon Der ,3earfarae" feinen
Ysrlebunsen erleasn III. 3e6n Ora.
trofsn, bie BET Der grploFon %perruunbet
uurben, fpllsn HID In fritif&sm 2u'
fanoe befinoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-18

Utoral; NcGarlan6, Puttmant1 il1o
8rabp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-18
China.
ghineen n.


WaIta. II. April. 9rei Wann
bon Der Wanni&aft bes S9la9ti9ifes
priua bon WaIss purben beute bur9
sine QsRslsrplofon get6btet uuo bier
f9uer bsrIsbt. .aIs bas S9iff cine gers
iuGsfa6rt ma9te.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-18

" { U v H. Jtut1ts H. Nptu. DIE
Expedition, mel&e sur SerfoIgung bes
Rebelenbdnptlings Bambaata arsae.
ianbt uuroe. finbet, bab BITE Sa9e ni&t
70 Isi&t III tpie auerff seba&t. Ni9t
aIetn Rnb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3u
iberuiaben, fonbetri aud amber. 3ulu.
0duptlinse. bic man lupaI ba9te, feI.
len I'D nun auf Dambaaias.
Ni&t alletn purbe offijisl betannt
gemaGt, bab bic 3ulu . 6dnptIinae
siaananbt sab llnbubi R& estueiaert
baben BET DerfoIgune Bambaatas au
htlfen, fouberu eigananois Stamni
I'D auf Seite Bambaatas eefeut bat.
Die WiIitdrbeb6rben bon gfbotpe hd.
ben um wsrfdrtua9 no&oefu@t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-18

Die geRrisen epieIe reiultirten tpis
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-11-01
DENIAL FROM
Mr.. HOWARD

Editor PresS:-
I was asked to-day by friendly
Democrat, in all seriousness, if l
had voted for the "White Slave"
Bills. / assured him, most en-
phatically that I had not and re-
ferred him to the Record l had
published a few weeks ago and he
said he was satisfied, as my word
word was good, but he just wanted
to ask me himself, to make sure.
now say and repeat to all our peo-
pie that | did NOT vote for the
''White Slave" Bills, nor did 1
trade votes on any bills.
The 'Independent', after ad-
mitting its errors last week goes on
to make another, by saying that 1
voted against Personal Registra-
tion.
1t seems impossible that this
could be anything but an intention
al misrepresentation, as there were
a good many personal registration
bills introduced, but only two
of them ever came to vote-one
for cities of the first and second
class, and one special bill for per-
sonal registration in cities of the
third class. IvOted for both these
bills as finally amended, and they
were both passed and signed by the
governor.
AS / said before, the "Indepen-
dent does not give the numbers
of the bills they are talking about,
but they treat all motions and
amendments as though they were
the bills themselves, and it is very
misleading but when the bills
as amended came up for final pas
sage | voted for them and they now
are laws in force at the election is
this fall.
can only say that the 'Inde-
pendent" makes many mistakes
and misrepresentation.
Very truly Yours,
JOSIAH HOWARD.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-11-01
Hon. Josiah
HOWdrd'S Work
for Townships

J. r. Batchelder, of Grove,
Treasurer of the Road Fund, re-
ceived last Saturday, from the
State Forestry Commissioner,
$5S2.S4 for Good Road purposes
for the year 1906. This with the
$S74.26 received by Grove for
school purposes makes a total of
81 ,457.1O that Grove township
will receive from the State Forestry
Commissioners for 1906, through
the untiring efforts and zeal of
Hon. Josiah Howard in the last
session of the legislature, when
he introduced and secured the pas
sage of his bill assessing all state
lands for road and school purposes.
Every township in the county,
where the state owns lands, will
this year receive the same per cent.
of taxes to support their schools
and aid in making good roads.
Every taxpayer in Cameron
county should show by their vote
that they appreciate Hon. Josiah
Howard's efforts in their behalf.
TAX PAYER.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-11-01

who wish to work can find employ
ment at fair prices, and the COM
munity at large are prosperous and
happy. Show me the balance sheet
of this great corporation each month
or each season and you or | can tell
by comparison whether the farmer,
the iron master, the producer and
manufacturers generally throughout
the country are prospecting or not.
The great industries of this or any
other country are SO interchangeable
in their cause and effect upon each
other, that an injury to one is a dis
aster to the other, and is like taking
out rail in the way of a rapidly mov-
ing train, that by the very nature of
things must result in great loss of
property if not to life. 1t is a mis-
taken idea that when railroad com
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-11-01
JUDGE B. v. Green's Address
Before Railroad Trainmen
An Address of Sterling Worth Delivered Before
Locomotive Engineers and the Brotherhood
of Trainmen in Remove on April 1, 1898.

80 years, and within the recollection
Of many here present. the first trans
continental line was completed. It
seems but yesterday that we saw an
account in the newspapers of the driv-
ing of the silver spike at Ogden that
completed the connecting link that
joined the Atlantic and Pacific. And
now the canvas covered prairie
schooner has given way to the express
trains with all the modern conven-
fences and luxuries on at least three
complete systems of railroad from
ocean to ocean within our territory.
The Great American desert which oc-
cupied such large space upon the
map of the west, has given way to
considerable extent by these agen-
cies, to prosperous communities,
towns, cities and states They have
built up broad empire in the west
vast in resources, that as an intergral
part of this union we as its citizens
have a just right to feel proud.
ONE THIRD OF UNIVERSE SPAWNED BY
RAILROADS.
The magnitude of the railroad in
terests in the United States to-day is
30 vast and far reaching in its effect
upon every industry and avocation of
life, that it commands the respect and
admiration of all. From 10000 miles
Of railroad in 1885, the records show,
l believe, an increase to 1856, 900, being
over one-third of that upon the earth's
surface. The same source of infor-
nation tells me that this represents
about one-sixth of the entire value of
the United States. Any single in
dustry pales into insignificance when
compared with 1t. No wonder that
one out of every twenty y-sight wage
earners in this country are engaged
in this class of work, and that it is a
true barometer oftrade and prosperity.
Strike this interest down and you will
materially affect all living along it's
iron way. do not mean by this that
any industry, large and far reaching
in its usefulness as it may be, should
be fostered to the detriment of an
other, but I am frank to say that
obstacles should not be placed in it's
path and it should receive the hearty
encouragement of every good citizen.
When the car and engine shops of the
railroad are running full, and the train
service is being pushed to the capa-
city of the line, then we can rest as
sured that the producers as we'll as
the wage earners along it's line are
shareholders in its prosperity, that all
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-11-01

Nick Russell, the owner of the Big
Comedy Company that bears his name
and which opens the season at the En- .
porium Opera House cannot read a
note of music. Those who see him in
his VAUDEVILLE stunt in which he
plays a piano with boxing gloves on
and in many and divers other extra
ordinary ways, will acknowledge that
he is musical wonder and worthy of
the title that has been bestowed upon
him, "the human pianola." Several
other strong vaudville acts will be seen
with the show including the Austral-
ian acrobats, the Bedel Bros; The
Twentieth Century Trio, The Hawks;
Louise Robbins; the petite soubrette in
imitation of famous plays, and George
Edwards, the funny German comedian.
The opening bill on Thursday evening,
Nov. 1st will be Peaceful Valley,n the
play that made Sol Smith Russell fam
Gus, and which will be presented for
the first time at popular prices, Is, 25
and 30 cents. Secure your seats at III.
S. Lloyd's book store.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-11-01
Why Will Vote for Hon Josiah
Howard.

Because, he is better qualified to fill.
the position he aspires to than the
gentleman who opposes him.
Because, he speaks i'll of no man, not
even those little men who juggle with
the truth, that they might hide their
misdeeds behind his good name.
Because, his business is honorable,
and no man is morally better than the
business he engages in.
Because, he has helped more poor
people in time of need land said less
about it, than any man of my acquaint-
ance.
Because, on Oct. 26, 1905, Grove
township received from the state,
Through the agency of his land tax
bil) $5S2.04 for road purposes and
there is now due $874.26. Which will
be paid into school funds, making
total of 81, ,457.10 that Grove township
will receive this year.
Because, feel it my duty as citizen
and tax payer to assist in returning
him to the Assembly to enable him to
finish the task he has so we'll begun.
Now, Mr.. Editor, / have no personal
interest in this political contest. Tt is
the principles Mr.. Howard stands for
that am devoted to. And should he
be defeated 1 will believe that Cameron
county has taken long stride back
in the east ward that l may wear No.
6 hat, but did not go out of Cameron
county to procure funds to purchase it,
A BRYAN DEMOCRAT.
Grove. Oct. 81, 1906.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-11-01
Prices 15c, 25c, and 35c.
Seats on sale at III. S. Lloyd's.

by large majority. The people
respect a hustler, especially when
a poor boy tramps the county to
see the voters. You will make no
mistake if you vote for William j.
Leavitt, thereby encouraging other
poor boys to battle for an educa-
tion, even though they have to 20
hungry to bed many night. Re
member when you vote for
Mr.. Leavitt that you make a cross
K after the word Republican in the
first column-that does the busi-
ness.
JURY COMMISSIONERS,
John A. Wykoff, of Grove, an
old respected citizen, our nominee
for Jury Commissioner, of course
is sure of election, yet don't forget
to vote for him. @
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-11-01
The Judicial Situation.

All reports received from Clin ton
and Elk are encouraging for Judge
Green's election. Cameron county
must do her full share on Tuesday next
and help swell the majority for Judge
Green. Demember, you are fighting
for your home and future prosperity
of your county.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-11-01
Our Fighting Judge.

When President Lincoln called for
volunteers in '61 to '63, Doctor Smith
was too busy, but now in 1906, he is a
candidate on the Lincoln Republican
ticket, fighting that old soldier-Judge
LaBar-who stood by Lincoln all
through the war and saw active service
as cavalry officer in seventeen bat
ties, including Gettysburg and the
Wilderness
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-11-01

President Roosevelt has his eye on the
congressional battles being waged in
Pennsylvania. He looks to the state to
send him a strong Republican delegation
The 2lst district will do its part.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-11-01
A Great Treat.

The concert given at opera house
last Friday evening by Emporium
Band was largely attended and de-
lighted every one. Prof. Fisk and
his band is to be congratulated up
on the excellent music rendered.
Give us more of it.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-11-01
D. w. Green for President Judge

Election day is close at hand.
And we want It to be seen,
That every loyal vote is cast,
For Benz. W. Green.
He is an honest citizen,
He loves the working man,
We want him for our future Judge,
30 help him all you can.
BY faithful work and honesty.
He made his way to fame,
: His motto IL the Golden Rule,
There's naught against his name.
SO when Nov. 9Th does come,
Go forth with smiles serene,
And for President Judge elect
Our choice b. w. Green.
JF.S.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-11-01
Sustain Roosevelt.

The following Republican head
ing appears on the ballot. Make
only one X, precisely as this:
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-11-01

The election of Capt Barclay to con.
gress next Tuesday is conceded, but Re:
publicaus must not neglect their duty.
Go to the polls and support the partys
congressional candidate and make his
majority big.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-11-01
REPUBLICAN.

Do not make any mistake that
may cause the throwing out Of your
vote. Take the advice of Presi-.
dent Roosevelt and vote as above
indicated.