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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-27
lNDICADOR GENERAL
Board Of Medical Examiners.
sECRETARIA.

FL martes de Abril Sc celebraran cxa-
menes para los aspirantes licencias de Me
dicos, Practicantesy Comadronas.
Los que desen someterse examenes de-
beran presentar una solicitud, cuyo mode
lopuede adquirirse, hien por coTreo en- la
Ofcina de esta Secretar1a.
A dicha solicitud deben acompafiarse cier
tos documentos que acrediten el derecho de
los aspirantes tai examen.
Los aspirantes licencias para praticar
la Medicina Cirujfa. necesitan presentar
el tftulo 8 diploma de Medicos Cirujanos,
expedidos por Univeridad Escuela bien
acredItadasy y pagar un derecho en- Tesorerfa
de 10 dollars.
Los aspirantes practicantes deben ext
bir un certificado, hacienda constar una
practica por un tempo no menor de dos
amos, librado por un medico en- servicio de
Hospital en- Clinica particular. Pagaran
10 dollar por dercho, de examenes.
Las que aspiren Comadronas cumpliran
el mismo requisite, pagando solo dollars.
Las solicitudes pOdran presentarse desde
la fecha de publication de este anuncio has
ia 81 81 del mes en- curse.
Para informes enyfo de documentos di-
rigirse esta Secretarfa, San Francico 73 o
Rpartado 712
Dr. NJ 9UeUeCJO B0ez
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Revelation De los seCretos De Ia Naqia.
ImportanCa do este fasCinants arte como sstudiO
del ad0Fn0.

Por espAcio de muchO tempo ha yeni-
do dejandOSe sentir en- La curiOsidad publ1-
ca un ciertO vaclo causado pOT la falta de
datOs relatives al misteriosO, cuantO fasci-
mantle arte magicO. No hay quien no ha-
va presenciadO las prec1Os1s1mas suertes
llevadas cabo en- los teatrOs pOr los ma
gos prestidigitad mOdernOs y que tam
to delete como asombro nos producer; to-
dos hemOs dido hablar de Kellar, Herr
mann, TreWey y otros variOs quienes Ia
possession de los secretos de la Magia les ha
Waldo Ia adquisici0n de inmensas riquezas
Y una reputation envidiable; no hay quien
no experiments grandeS deseos de poseer
los secTetOs de la Magia; perO Sc ha trOpe-
zado con un Obstaculo: nadie hasta ahOrR
Sc habfa Ofrecido poner esos cOnocimien-
tos la disposition del pdblico, Muchos
libros Sc han escritO sObFe este asunto; pc
70 Sc concretan solamente hReer una des-
cripci0n de las suertes sin ense1ar hacer-
las, El yacfO de que hemOs habladO ha
venido llenaTlo Ell curse ofrecidO pOr la
Rochester Academy of Arts. En- el Sc
deseubren los secretos que han hecho cele-
bres los magos y prestidigitad y sc
enseflan hacer las preciOsas sueTtes lie
-vadas q cabo por ellos. Para todos aque-
Hos quel deseen brillar en- sOciedad y cap
cerse una oportunidad mas brillante. En-
FTaacia Alemania, InglateTTa, Estados
UnidOs y otrOs VariOs pa1ses, esta muy en-
bOga la ejecuci6n de suertes de salon; no
hay reunion, tertulia, banquete, ETC., don
de no Sc encuentren varias personas que
llevandO cabo bonitas suertes magicas
llenan de animaci6n entusiaamo los
demas cOncuFEentes.
Sisdesea usted saber tOdo 10 relative
este misteriOso arte; si desea poaeer Ell ta-
lisman que le TOdeara de una reputaci6n
envidiabIe como inteIigente y liEto; 81 de-
sea ganarse Ia estimation del belIo sex0
haeerse conspIcuo en- sociedad ST desea
fana, h0nores Fiquezas, escIiba hoy
mismo Ia Rochester Academy of Arts,
soIicitando Ell librO que esfa distribuye gra-
tis titulad0 LAS SMARAVILIAS DE LA
lfAGIA MODERNA'', luiosamente inn
preso = adOrnado con prOfusi6n de graba-
dos. Escriba hoy, 81 es que en- Teal1aad de-
sea recibirl0, bien en- caFta cerTada tagje-
ta postal debidamente franqueadas. Di-
reeci6n: ROCHESTER ACADEMY OF
"A ABT Dapto. 81, Box 558.--Et rochester,
N. III, Eatadca Udidoa de America
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JUzGADO De PAz.
JuleIOs De aver.

Raimunda Mercado, por proferir frases
obscenas en- la calle de Ia Tanca, $100.
Juana Maldonado, por escandalizar en-
,un bale en- la Gale del Sol, $500.
Jose Rodriguez, por escandelo resis-
tirse un policfa en- la calle de San Jose,
$500.
Alfonso Estades, por dar gritos profe-
rir blasfemias las l l media p. m. en- Ia
Plaza de Armas, $500.
Tomas Rodriguez, por dormir en- una
tahona en- Santurce, $1.00.
Tomas Ramos Alfredo O'Farrell, por
no tener Ell estante para descanso de la Ian
"a en- carretas de bueyes $1.00 cada uno.
Jose Gutierrez, por infracci6n en- la Gale
de San Francisco las g p. m. del sdbadO,
Nicomedes Ducret, por barrer echando
la calle Ia basura en- el Casino Espanol,
$1.0O.
sinforoso Ayala Jose Alvarez, por
trabajar con caballos sin herrar S1.O0 ca
da uno.
segundo Costoso, por portar un bast6n
de estoque $500.
Juan Suarez, por dar gritos escanda-
liar en- la Marina SO 90.
04aS 1nSSa3 POI p1OuunCtaF IFas6S Opsc0-
mas en- Ia calle de Ia Luna, $500.
sCayetano Rosario, Ramon Ortiz, Ra-
mon Ferrer, Ventura Rodriguez y Felipe
Goenaga por jugar dados en- la via pdblics,
$500 cada uno.
Jesds Reyes por dar gritos y carreras
en- Ia Plaza de Colon, dursnte la retreta
anoche, $780,
NarcisO Reyes, por escdndalo atrop7-
liar Francisco Gonzalez $500.
Joseph Morris Nicolas Davila, por
dormir en- Ia plaza de Colon $1.00 cada
uno.
AbsusltoV Antonio Alouuo, jose Vsrga.
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Las muieTes en- Ia India.

Sc halla terminantemente prohibido por
los libros sagrados indios el que las muje-
res vean baiIar, que oigan Ia mtsica, que
lleven alhajas, que Sc den negro a las ce-
jas, que conan cosas muy delicadas, que
Sc miren al esrejo en- ausencia del marido.
Ademas puede este divoreiarse abando-
narla 81 no Ie da hijos, 81 rine con otras
mujeres, 81 grita y demuestra NAL humor,
81 destruye sus propiedades, y......si tiene
81 valor de principiar conner antes de
que haya conclude de hacerlo el marido.
Afortunadamente para las Indias, aque-
Has mujeres no saben al pie de Ia letra las
prescripciones de los libros sagrados
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COSAS De LOS PERROS.
VueIGan safaConss J haCsn pasar los VeclnOs
fuertss SOfOGones.

Los perros de esta capital parece que
han desarrollado todo su instinto para Vi
vir con ell mejor comfort que pudiera ina
ginarse en- la raza Gamma.
Cast pudieran llamarse, perrunos siba-
ritas.
Y es que nadie Sc mete con ellos y Sc
han acostumbrado q campar por sus res
petoS.
Corretean por Gales y plazas, pelican
con los gatos de dfa y de noche, vuelcan
los safacones y dan cada sofoc6n estos
vecinos, que les ponen los pelos de punta y
los pies en- polvorosa.
Solo les falta celebrar IN congreso, 81 es
que no 80 toma una determination radical
antes de que llegue la canfcula.
Trasladamos respetuosamente la socie-
dad protectora de animales.
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Ell BANCO POPULAR DE ECONO
MIAS Y PRESTAMOS DE SAN JUAN
DE PUERTO RICO FUNDADO EN-
1898.
Hace prestamos hipotecarios con ga1an-
tia personal con deposito de alhajas
otrOs valores.
Adnmite imposicines de dinero, expide
documentos de fianzas por alquileres de
2asas v hahitaciones memories, Y paga ell 6
pS de interes sobre cantidades que Sc de-
positen; acepta cantidades en- cuenta CO.
'riente con el uso de cheques para dispOner
de los fondos abonado ell mismo int6res de
6 pS de acuerdo con los Reglamentos que
cada libreta cOntiene. so v. g.
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lGRAN REALIZACIONl- En- La
Villa de Madrid Sc han recibido casimi-
res desde dos dollars 81 traje Millionaire
de hilo y de algod6n; pafio de billar fran,
ces camisetas de crepe, generos de hilo,
encajeg, tiras bordadas, trajes bordados; 6l-
TINA novedad.
Casa exclusive en- elasticotina para frac
, smoking.
La Villa de Madrid" es la tienda dom
de acuden las personals de gusto. San
Francisco 81. Tel6fono 273. Apartado
7RA. San Juan. P. r.
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VI S / A..

Hemos recibido Ia grata vista de nues-
tro correpponsal de Arecibo, 81 digtinguido
galeno don Fernando AIeman.
Breve sera su estancia en- esta ciudad,
en- donde cuenta con numerosos amigos.
Correspondence su cortes saludo, de-
seandole gratas impresiones en- San Juan.
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Sc VENDE UNA TIENDA EN- PONCE

Sc vende una tienda de mercancias, cal
zado, sombreros, y novedsdes en- la Gale
Atocha de esta Ciudad. Sus existencias
pueden reducirse cuatro cinco mil pc
SOS incluyendo mobiliario. Buen punto.
Condolences c6modas para el compra-
dor. Dirfiase al p. o. Box 523. Ponce.
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ANUNCIO De SUBASTA.
DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR.
Ofcina del Saperiatendente de O6raa
P65EScGs.

San Juan, P. R., Mario 81, 1906.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados para
la adjudication en- p6blica subasta de las
obTas de installation de una tuber1a de te.
rracota de pulgadas de di&metro, cons
trucci6n ds un pozo registro y tanque de
descarga, plra la cloaca de la carcel de
Distrito de Arecibo, Be admitiran en- esta
oicina hasta las 10 a. m. del dia % de
Mario de 1906, en- que Sc abrirau Tiblica-
mente.
El presupuesto de las obras asciende
$1,402.00, mil cuatrocientos dos dollars.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran en-
en- esta ofcina donde Sc encuentran de ma
nifesto todos los documentos que han de
regiT en- la contrata y podran recoger los
icitadores los modelos de propoGciones
que han de presentar.
La administration Sc reserva eI derecho
de rechazar cualquiera 6 todas las pro-
pOsiciones.
F. MONTILLA.
Acting superintendent of
Tvs Public Works.
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LAB 0 R E S.

se!solicitan BoRDADORAsy y buenas
CALADORAS, asegurandoles r a o
constante Proporcionamos la telay dibu-
JOS enviandolos a cualquier parte de Ia isla,
Dirijirse The Porto Rico Drawn Work
& Embroidery Co. Fortaleza 19. Tam
bi6n Sc solicitan buenas cOstureras. p.
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CLASES De INGLES

Carlos Martinez Mirabal Professor de
ingl6s del Geologic Mocz6' y del "Ateneo
Puertorriquefo'' ofrece classes privadas
de 'Ingl6s y Taquigraffa." Direction: Sol
"a. 15 v. a.
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Bevic
oarum0
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ra, Manuel Medina, Jose Casuela, Baldo-
nero Benftez, Etanislao Santana, Roberto
Vicente Sabad Cresy, In6s Delgado y
Miguel Portell, aeusados de diveraas IN
fracciones
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En- Humacao ha sido uorprendida
una iugada 10 prohibido siendo deteni-
das { personals
Una jugada de gallos ha lido sor-
prendida aysr por la policia On q pueblo
40 Rio GIande'
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En- esta imPrenta sa vende papel de pc.
Fi6dicO vieio { 5000 quintal
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-07-12
NORTH CREEK.

Frank Chandler is suffering from "a very lame
hand, received by the exploding of dynamite
cap
II. ]: Newton, while engaged on VIM Lewis
ly injured.
Frank and Walter Smith and Don Morton spent
the Fourth in Port Allegany
DR.. Reese of Costello was called to attend Mrs
Angevine who is improving at this writing
Thursday evening F. A. Lewis and wife en-
tertained company of relatives and friends in
honor of their daughter Alice and husband Mr.
Harry Hickman They will spend week here,
then return to Nina, where he is employed
Mrs Laura Taylor spent few days with her
parents and friends this week.
Fritz Craven and wife of Austin were guests of
Mrs. Angevine the Fourth
Charles Barr and family. accom- panied by Geo.
Barr and family, spent the Fourth at the home
of Mr.. Ludwig, Ccwley Run. it being a family re-
union All of Mr.. Barr's f,mily were present
except one daughter, Mrs. John Long.
Garle Lewis has returned to work at the EN-
porium dynamite factory.
Miss Margaret Nickler accompanied by Mrs.
Claude Seeley, were greeting old friends Thurs
day.
Lloyd Taylor met with a painful accident, run
ming large silver into his arm above the eibow
1t was necessary to take him to a doctor to have
it removed.
Henry Burns was guest of Frank Moon ON
Thursday.
Alice Quigley and Orlando Whitnire enioyed
the beautiful drive across from Four Mile last
thursday.
Flora Schiecht visit ID old scenes on the Fourth
All were pleased t greet her.
box social at Mrs. Lydia Lew's on Saturday
evening July 18th, proceeds for Mrs. Lewis. Do
not forget the date.
John F. Lewis spent Sunday in Emporium.
K. W
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SIZERvILLE.

me farmers are digging up their harvesting
tools, preparatory to bountiful crop.
Mrs. j. II. Evans is visiting in the valley. Her
son and daughter pail her visit on Sunday last
and reported an enjoyable time.
The ever glorious 4th was celebrated here in a
Substantial way. The neighbors assembled at
the grove and enjoyed an iceberg of delicious ice
cream and water mellon In the evening the
minture balloons by our Italian cousins
jolly crowd Of fishermen alighted from the
Flyer on Wednesday from Altoona, headed by
two drummers, in the person of II ID. Burlin-
game and N. II. Sizer.
Robert Krebs and family greeted their friends
here during the 4th, assisting celebrations of
various kinds.
Uncle Charlie Weller took "A delightful outing
among friends in Olean, Bradford and Butfalo
He saw while away freak in the postal srryi,e
$50 lbs. going for two cents We could NOT an
derstand how this could be, when he explained:
"A gal weighted $50 bounts went do der boast.
ofhce in for two cent stamp, dittent she vent
for two cents wort. YETI"
Mrs. O.. f. Balcom. who is taking her animal
outing here, is the guest of Mrs. w. A. uprnnp
She has has been much benefited in the short
time of her sojourn.
1t is regrettable to the public at large that
there are no accommodation ms here in the wav of
baths and proper Judgments. Letters are receiy-
ed here daily from people at distance wanting
TO come and take the baths. The Railroad Co
oners to advertise the Springs soon as there are
comfortable aud suitable accommoda tons. IL is
hoped something will be done by way of i'm
provements.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-07-12
SIZE BLING BUN.

Mrs. Byron Smith, of st. Marys, spent the
week of the Fourth visiting friends in this vii
lage.
The Children's Day exercises which were held
Sunday, July LIST, were largely attended. Great
credit Is due the teachers and others who took
part in making it a day to be long remembered
Misses Gladys and Nellie O'Keefe spent the
Fourth in Williamsport.
VIM. Welch spent the Fourth in Rdgway
We are glad to see Postmaster Lewis on deck
once more and hope ne will continue to improve
in health.
VIM. Moore the popular clerk at the Alpine
House has returned from a visit with friends in
Jacksonville, Fla.
frankie Welsh who has been Mr. Dice's as
slstant agent at the Pennsy station for the past
three yenrs, left last week for vapiraso Ind,
where he Will take business course in the col
lege at that place. Mr.. Welsh is an estimabe
young man and has hosts of friends who wish
MIN every success. He will be succeeded at the
station by Joseph Furlong who promises to be-
come an efficient station man. under the able
tuition of Mr.. Dice.
Miss Nellie Whiting is spending a few days
with her parents in town.
Herman Anderson spent Sundayin Emporium
a number of Emporium people visited in town
Sunday.
the examination at st. Marys on Saturday.
John j. Kileen of Driftwood is spending a few
days in town.
Mrs. E. M. White and family of Canestogo n.
Y, have returned home.
JEFF Lynch killed five foot rattler on Sunday
The PREss correspondent enjoyed q rare treat
Monday last while visiting in town MrJ A.
Dice, the popular Pensy station agent, invited us
to inspect the splendid collection of flowers that
he has under cultivation at his residence, The
flower beds are surrounded with white concrete
guards, i'll which enclosed beautiful Gerani-
ums, Chrysanthemums, Sweet Peas, Marigolds
ClaInatis, Astors, Flowering Beans, Phlox, Mas.
trtums and Crimson and Baby Rambler Roses
The latter are being trained to grow over a wire
arch. In fact his plants a strictly high-grade
and are arranged with artistic taste which re.
fleets much credit on Mr. Dice's fine handiwork
In speaking of these flowers the humble poet
begs to add:
They wave fond signals to the summer sky
Or nod 50 gently to the wandering winds;
They lend US inspirations from on high
Andtheir perfume with zephyrs sweetly blend.
j. +. 5.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-07-12
FROM OUR REPORTERS.
RICH VALLEY

There was dance given at Shutdown on satur
day evening.
Miss Gertie Lewis of Emporium was calling on
friends in the Valley on Sunday.
VIM. White and wife of Sizerville were in the
Valley Sunday.
Carney Houser injured his hand severely while
assisting Frank Swesey to administer medicine
to a horse.
w. w. Lewis is assisting L. Lockwood with his
haying.
r. Lockwood was calling on his Lewis Run
friends on Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Peterson, of ST. Louis is visiting
her father A. G. and brother Mark Goodwin, also
her sister Mrs d. II Adams at this place.
1t is rumored from a reliable source that two
weddings will take place soon in neighbor-
hood.
Samuel Zwald md wife of Emporium are visit
ing Mrs. Zwalds parents at Elk Fork.
Everyone misses the old reliable PRESS when it
takes week off.
Sheriff Swope was in the Waller Tuesday on
official business.
Mr.. Barnes of Houghton, n. Y, was the
guest of Miss Edna Adams during Fourth ofJuly
week.
The Athletic Club met Saturday night. 1t was
decided to secure a physical director There
were number of applicants for the position, but
j. F. Sullivan of Huntey was unanimously elect
ed. committee consisting of Roy Chadwick,
w. l.. Carter and Jack Ingersall was appointed
to notify Mr.. Sullivan of the high honors con-
ferred upon him, Should he accept the position
it is expected that he will put several of the pugs
in condition for a "bout" next week. Irwin
GUS speeches. which for want of room are
unable to reproduce. After vocal solo by Prof.
Earl Rifel the meeting adjourned.
NJ A. p
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-07-12
Modest Claims Often Carry the Most
Conviction.

When Maxim, the famous gun invent
or, placed his gun before committee of
judges, he stated its carrying power to be
much below what he felt sure the gun
would accomplish. The result of the
trail was therefore great surprise, in
stead of disappointment. 1t is the same
with the manufacturers of Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
They do not publicly boast of all this
remedy will accomplish, but prefer to let
the users make the statements. What
they do claim; Is that it will positively cure
diarrhoea, dysenlery, pains in the stom-
ach and bowels and has never been known
to fail For sale by l.. Taggart; j f.
Smith, Sterling Run; Crum Bros, Sin,
namahoning.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-07-12
Williams Kidney pills.

Have you neglected your kidneys?
Nave you overworked your nervous sys-
sem and caused trouble with your Kidneys
snd Bladder? Have you pains in the
,oins, side, back. groius and bladder?
Have you a fabby appearance of the face,
especially under the eyes? Too frequent
i'esire to pass urine? IF so William's S
Kidney Pills will cure you. Sample free.
ny mail 30 cents. Sold by R. G. Dod-
son. Williams Mfg. Co., Props, Cleve-
and, o. CIV.
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--latest County Correspondence.
HUNTLEY.

Miss Myrtle Logue has returned from visit
with friends at Wyside.
Miss Erma Randolph of Emporium is visiting
Miss Freida Collins.
Miss Ruth Sullivan of the West End spent
Sunday with Miss Grace Logue OF the East End
Mr.. A. W. Smith ofSterling Run spent Sunday
with j. II. johnson and family.
Mrs. NJ. Bailey and daughter have returned
from two weeks visit with Mrs Reuben Bailey
at Hicks Run.
Miss Susie Sullivan has returned from a weeks
visit in Cameron.
Huntley is coming to the front in the line of
weddings and we expect two more in the near
future.
Mrs w. r. Smith has returned from a week S
visit at Medix Run.
Grace Jordan is visiting friends at Sinnama-
honing.
We are glad to see Supervisor Kailbourn
around again after his illness.
Mrs. p. p. Farrell who has been seriously i'll
the past week is some better at this writing. DR..
Beale is attending her.
Foreman w. w. job nson was at st. Marys on
Monday laking the P. r. r. examination. Asst.
foreman A. r. Smith was called to Ridgway on
Wednesday 10 take the examination.
Mrs. John +. Carson who has been very i'll is
recovering.
Try VIM. Logue's New York State cream
cheese. 1t is the goods.
Levi Smith killed seven foot blacksnake on
Monday. He is using the skin for an umbrella
case.
Mrs. Henry Layton has new potatoes nearly as
large as Dan Sullivan's in Cameron. Mrs. Lay.
ton is first-class gardener.
w. r. Smith and J. F. Sullivan are taking
singing lessons from Prof. f. d. Krape of Empo-
rum. These gentlemen expect to sing a duet at
the shop picnic.
b. j. Collins has force of men and teams
hauling his logs into the middle OF the creek to
be ready to float them to the mill with the first
freshet.
Mrs. A. F. Nelson is quite i'll at this writing.
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CAM ERON.
j.. f. S.

Frank Kepner and Dan Sullivan, Jr, of Hix
Run, spent Sunday with their families in town.
j. Lester has accepted position in the woous
at Wharton, Pa.
A, f. Walker swarmed 26 hives of bees Il, Il
week.
R. H. Glenn has accepted the position of bar
tender ct the Alpine House at Sterling Run.
Agent j. NJ. Snyder was called to Berwindale
last week on account ct the death of his father
ln-law
Isaac Wykoff, the poultry king, Is still rroduc-
ing the eggs in the same old way lie has us all
egg-beaten.
Squire Robinson called to try an assault
case, Saturday night, between two Slavs from the
Chutes. One tried to use knife on the other.
The Squire fined them each $40 which was paid.
John Beck, the P. R. r. signal man, was a
caller in town Monday.
E. McFadden took party of berry -pickers to
Russell Hollow Monday Black raspberries
are very plentiful around here this season.
The visitors to Emporium this week were: A.
F; Walker Fred Comely, D. Lanniger and j. NJ .
Olson
Foreman ID. Robinson took the p. r. R. exami-
nation at st. Marys on Saturday.
Miss Nina Reed, of Emporium spent Sunday
with j. X. Robinson and wife
The school directors held q meeting at Sterling
Run, Saturday. joan Schwab was elected teach
er of the grammar school and Miss Edwa rds
teacher of the primory school.
Robert Sinsabaugh spent the Fourth in Port
Allegany.
d. F. Sullivan and wife of Huntey spent Mon
day in town.
For the past two weeks passengers on the trains
have noticed an abundance of what they took to
be second growth timber in Dan Sullivan, Sr.'s
garden, but on investigation it was found to be
potato vines, which were five feet high and
still growing. These popatoes are from the seed
he brought from st. Louis fair wnen he was there
and promises to be the best potatoes in Cameron.
Dannie says:
Ny beets fairly leap from the ground
With fine lettuce beds all around;
Such splendid tomatoes and awful potatoes
While better sweet corn can't be found.