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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-07-23
| PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Bulletin.
TOUR TO YELLOWSTONE PARK AND
THE CANADIAN ROCKIES.

In northwestern Wyoming in the heart of the Rocky
Mountains, lies of natures richest treasures-the
Yellowstone National Park Set apart by Act Of Congress
for the enjoyment of mankind, it is Americas greatest
show ground. To visit this Park is to nature in
variety of ma estic moods. Mammoth hot springs, with
multcoloed terraces cliffs of glass; beautiful lakes,
mighty falls glorious canyons and geyses Of all descrP
tons are found i'll this wonderful region,
On August Fl personally conducted tour through
the Yellowstone Park to Portland and Seattle, returning
through the magnificent Canadian Rocky Mountains, will
leave the East by special train the Pennsylvania Rail
road. Five and onehaf days will be spent i'll the Park,
day i'll Portland, day in Vancouver, day at
Field, B. c. day at Laggan, Alba, day at Banf
and stops will be made at many other points Of interest
The tour will cover period of twenty-five days.
AS an educational trip for either teacher scholar,
this tour is especially attractive as it section OF
America rich in scenery and repete with the marvellous
manifestations of nature.
The rates, which will all necessary expenses
will be $40 from New York. $243. from Philadelphia
$241.2o from Washington and Baltimore, $23o8o from
Pittsburgh, and proportionae rates from other points
Preliminary leaflets may he obtained of Agents, and
detailed itineraries will be ready for distribution shortly.
Persons desiring avail themselves of this opportunity
visit the Park OF the Nation should make application for
Pullman space early, the party will be limited Make
application through the local Ticket Agent address Geo
w. Boyd General Passenger Agent Broad Street Station,
Philadelphia. 7o423-2
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Sinnamahoning, engineered by M. j.
Logue. $35 was the amount realized for
the preacher.
The Walter Swank Wrecking Co., has
bought the house known as the Peters
house, and are tearing it down to use
about ginseng patch.
Early potatoes are no crop here this
year on account Of the dry weather hurt
inc them.
Mrs. Amy Caldwell and Mrs. Christy
Caldwell are both on the sick list.
Goss Bros, have been building an ad-
dition to the kitchen Of their house and
repairing generally
Geo. Goss is entertaining his daughter
Margaret from Roulette for a few weeks
visit.
The Bailey school has started up for
the season with Miss Brumsteter as
teacher.
NUT SED.
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CAMERON.

DIR. w. II. Mitchell, Dentist, Empori-
um, Pa Over Vogt's shoe store
VIM. Robinson Of Emporium, visited
his aunt Mrs. John NcFadden Sunday.
w. II. G. Walker Of Calder, made a
business trip to Baltimore last week
}. T. Sullivan, j. p, Of Huntloy,
visited friends here Friday evening and
reports having good luck with his poultry
business. Glad to hear it j. f.
Lena, Ellen and Gladys O'Keefe of
Sterling Run visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schwab Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Nelson of Laquin and Mrs
Beattie Of Emporium visited Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Clark, Sunday.
Joseph McQuaid of Buffalo, visited
friends in town between trains Saturday.
VIM. Wykoff who has been employed
at Hicks Run, spent Sunday with his
family.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wallis spent few days
with relatives in ST. Marys and Renovo
the past week.
D. Sullivan, ST., and Herman Ander-
son made business trip to Emporium
Thursday.
A. e. jerks and A. F.Walker attend
ed school meeting at Sterling Run Satur-
day.
Harry r. Untereiner of New York,
who has been visiting G. i. Page the
past few weeks left tor that place Satur-
day where he is employed as a travelling
salesman for large wholesale house.
During his short stay he made many
friends who wish him success.
John Devling Of Sterling Run, harvest
ed the large crop Of hay and oats for G.
i. Page Monday.
A. p. Geth, collector for p. NJ. NAL
10y u Co., Williamsport, made business
call here Monday.
Edw. McFadden, who was suddenly
taken i'll last week, is again able to attend
to his large trade.
Miss Hulda Olsen visited friends in
Emporium Thursday.
LOUISE.
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STERLING Ruin.

DIR. w. H. Mitchell, Dentist, Empori-
um, Pa. Over Vogt's shoe store.
Francis Connors, wife and child re-
turned from Everett, Washington State,
on Monday. Everything is too expen-
rive to settle there. Cleared land $3.50
per acre.
Miss Kathryn May went to Westport
on Wednesday for weeks visit with her
cousin Mabel May.
The Methodist Sunday school held a
picnic in Mason's grove, Thursday.
Everybody enjoyed themselves.
D. +. Spangler and wife visited at
Driftwood Sunday.
r. j. Lynch returned from Hicks
Run Saturday.
James Wade, wife and child, of Okla
homa, are visiting the formers parents
Owen Wade and wife.
Miss Alice Strawbridge visited rela
tivcs at Johnsonburg the past week.
Carlton Smith, while driving his faith
er's team and delivery wagon, last Friday
upset with Mrs. j. r. Strawbridge, Hoel-
la Mason and Marion Whiting. All
were shaken up quite badly, but none
seriously hurt.
T. r. Winger of Erie was in town
Tuesday.
Edwin Darrin, of Ridgway, visited
relatives in town the past week.
Flora Belle Ebersole OF Hicks RIM,
visited in town Sunday.
Mrs. John Anderson visited her
daughter, Mrs, Oscar Norburg, at Drift
wood, Sunday
BLUE BELL.
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Hundreds of people who suffer from
backacbe, rheumatism. lame back, lum-
bago and similar ailments are not aware
that these are merely -vmptoms Of kid
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DIR. W. II Mitchell, Dentist, Empor
L

Dr. ". II Mitchell, Dentist, Empori-
um, Pa. Over Vogt's shoe store.
A. ii )ordrn and T. NJ. Hill have
Invested their wheat.
Darius Ives has finished his farm work
and returned to his work in Hicks Run
A. II. Jordan spent Sunday with his
uncle James at Mason Hill.
Geo. S. Hill returning home from
Huntley leading COW, bcame lost anJ
landed in Square Timber Ran. He re-
ports haying a very bad time, the brush
being so thick he had to cut path with
his pocket knife.
The birthday party at the home of a.
II Jordan and wife, in honor Of their
little daughter, Dorothy, was well attend
ed
Gladys and Carrie Hill spent Sunday
with Ethel Hill
Clarence Hill called on his uncle Henry
I'LL Sunday.
The Driftwood callers this week were
IL. p. Hill Gladys Hill, Carrie Hill,
Fred Hid, Elmer Hill and Mrs. G.. 5.
Hill in fact the Hill was well represented
in Driitwood.
Ethel, Gladys and Marion Hill called
on G. S. Hill and family Sunday.
Gardens and all growing crops are
looking fine on the Hill since the rain.
VI. H..
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RICH VALLEY.
DR.. w III. Mitchell, Dentist, Empori.
um, Pa. Over Vogt's shoe store.

um, Pa. Over Vogt's shoe store
Edward Extrom, accompanied by
Estela Dulling, visited the latter's par
ents here Sunday.
Mr. Councilman aud Andam Market
autoel from Sizerville Sunday and visited
valley friends.
Dean Goodwin had his hand severely
injured last week by being caught in a
tackle block
Mark Goodwin, formerly of this place
is visiting his numerous friends here.
Clinton Ostrum, accompanied by Miss
Belle Barr of West Creek were visiting
Slabtown friends Sunday.
Mcssrs. Fred Dininny, Josiah Fisher
and Ray Dinniny, a Penusy engineer,
visited the Rich Valley Lumber Cos
plant Sunday, Fred being the advisory
engineer of the Co.
Merrill Craven and Chas. Marshall of
HowardyIllc called on Valley friends
Sunday
Fant A. Lewis of North Creek, spent
Sunday with bis brother Anson Lewis.
Lee Barr of Shutdown, called on city
friends Saturday evening.
The youngest child of J. II. Evans of
Sizerville was buried in the local ceme-
terry Wednesday. We did not learn the
cause of the child's death. Rev. Osgood
had charge of the services. II. S.
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HUnTLEY.

Dr. II. w. Mitchell, dentist, Empori-
um, Pa. Over Vogt's Shoe Store.
w. W. Johnsan and son Clarence
spent Sunday with relatives in Heating.
Fireman Dan Kailborn, who has an
injured wrist, is visiting his father this
week.
Our base ball team visited Driftwood
Saturday evening and played with the
"Highballs' returning on train No. 61,
little the worse for wear, but still enthus-
iastic.
Firomen Roy Smith, of Remove, is
visiting his parents.
Lawrence Smith made flying trip to
Emporium Saturday evening.
The Driftwood callers this week were
Roy Logue, Walter Logue, w. r. Smith,
Lawrence Smith, B. j. Collins, G. J.
Miller and Wayne Nelson.
Mrs j. L. Sullivan and son visited
friends in Remove Saturday.
The severe wind and rain storm Tues
day did much damage to crops in this sec
tion and many valuable treos were blown
down.
Lizzie Fleming, of Lock Haven, is
visiting Frieda Collins.
Assistant Foreman A. T. Smith who
was injured last week is on the gain.
Mrs. Lawrence Smith, is quite i'll with
grip.
Ruth and Johnny Sullivan left for
Rochester Monday morning on visit to
their grandmother.
Roy Logue visited his sister Blanche
in the Philadelphia Hospital one day last
week and reports that she is getting along
as we'll as can be expected. The hospitol
authorities say they think they can save
one hand and a part of the other.
A. II. Jordan, of Grove Hill was
caller in towd Sunday and accompanied
by his father visited James Jordan on
Mason Hill.
j. X. Jordan, of Emporium visited B.
j. Collins between trains Sunday.
Creston Hill, of Medix Run, is visit
ing w. r. Smith
About two-thirty Monday morning, as
Night Watchman Selburn Logue was
making his trip eastward over the track,
he heard noise in the bushes near the
track and fired a shot from his revolver
to scare away any person or animal who
might mean mischief The echo of his
shot had hardly died away when two
shots were fired in rapid succession from
across the creek opposite the tank. Mr..
Logue was badly frightened and awoke
w. r. Smith, Z. N, to assist and they
with a force of men secured the noun
tains until daylight without getting ony
clue to who fired the shots. However,
when daylight came, one Of our young
men who had been calling on his lady
love on Mason Hill admitted firing the
shots, Huntley is getting to be warm
neck Of the woods and no mistake.
Darius Ives, of Grove Hill, passed
through town Sunday enroute to Hicks
Run, where he is employed.
William Nelson called on relatives on
Mason Hill Sunday.
A. w. Smith and Wayne Nelson were
business callers in Driftwood this week.
Marion Hill and his mother were call
ers in town tbs week.
Base ball practice game called for
Saturday.
j. S.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-07-23
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy Would Have
Saved Him 500. 90.

SIN 1909 | hada very severe attack
of diarrhoea," ," says r. n, Farrar, of Cat
Island, La. "For several weeks [ was
unable to do anything. On March Is,
1907, | had similar attack, and took
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarr-
hoea Remedy which gave me prompt re-
lief ] consider it one Of the best medi-
cines OF its kind in the world, and had |
used it in 1902 believe it would have
saved mo a hundred dollar doctors bill"
Sold by l.. Taggart.
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FIRST FORK.

Huckleberrying and rattlesnaking are
the principal Industries in operation at
present, though some of our farmers are
not through haying and harvest yet.
In base ball game Saturday Sinna-
mahoning Club VS. First Fork and Whar-
ton combined, the first named club came
out ahead in score of IL to 8, and after
taking supper at the picnic, which was
being held for Rev. Lawson, the preacher
in charge, they took hayrack ride to
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-07-23

"E. c. Dewitt & Co., Chicago, ILL.,
Gentlemen-In 1897 [ had disease of
the stomach and bowels. In the spring
Of 902 bought bottle of Kodol and
the benefit | received all the gold in
Georgia could not buy. May you live
livclong and prosper. Yours very truly,
G. n. Cornell, Rodine, Ga, Aug. %,
1906" Sold by r. G. Dodson.
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SINNAMAHONlNG NEWS ON 5TH PAGE.

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Good for all the family. Sold at r. C..
Dodson's drug store 3m
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MAR RHEID.

BROWN-AWL.--On Monday, July 20, 1908, at
the Methodist Episcopal Parsonage by the
pastor Rev. j. +. Anderson, Mr.. Frank Brown,
of Lebanon, Pa. and Mrs. Sadie p. Awl, of
Sunbury, were united in marriage.
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Itch cured in 80 minutes by Wood
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The Detroit times., 1908-10-24

The importation OF reigning Viennese
tuccesses In light opera. while obscur-
ms for the time being the works or
native composers, has at least one ct
Feet upon American managers concep-
tion OF their tasks which cannot be but
permanent ana rebound tn the ultimate
advantage or the American composer
when lie again receives an opportunity
10 come before the public, and that Is
In regard 10 providing an adequate
corps OF musicians. The production or
oscar Strauss "a Waltz Dream" which
begins a weeks engagement In the De-
troit opera house Monday evening. IN "A
notable evidence OF the effectiveness OF
a full complement OF instTumentalists.
In. all, there are 30 players In the
orchestra pit: six tirst Violins. three
second violins. two violgs two 'cellos.
two bassos, one oboe. two flutes, two
clarincts. two bassoons two tromboncs
two horns. two trumpets. one harp and
one drum. Resides these. there II the
stage orchestra OF IL pieces IN the gar
den restaurant scene. The conductor
In generally the last man To receive
recognition; yet he bears the full re-
sponsibility for the success OF the
cerned. la colloquial parlance. II Is
up to him" After all. the foun most
Important people concerned In la pro-
dpction are the author. the composer.
the stage manager and the musical
director While the soloists, who carry
OF the chief honors, may devote four or
i've hours a day energetic rehearsal
80 their parts II behooves the musical
director not only To assist the stage
manager In coaching them but TO work
practically day and night with the in
The Detroit times., 1908-10-24

fire bv the villain who has caused his
downfall, trying to wreck the life OF
young girl. Jack resolves TO save the
girl and I'm 80 doing is accused OF an
other murder OF which he is innocent.
The action carries one to typical
dance hall OF the Southwest. the noun
tain cave OF the bandits and over the
border into Mexico. The action ~
spirited but always In the right IL the
bandit fighting not only for liberty but
for the pureness OF the girl he has
learned to love and who has taken the
fercencss out OF his nature. The story
IL Intense i'm its heart interest and
each OF the four acts IL filled with
The Detroit times., 1908-10-24
LAFAYETTE.

The program for next week in the
Lafayette theater, commencing Sunday
matinee, Oct %, is an excellent one.
The vaudeville acts headed by Miss
Gertrude Kimberley. operatio soloist.
the "Utopia musical duo" refined
musical comedy act introducing chimes
and electrical effects. and Cold :
Birch. toc-dancer and vocalist, are
headliners and are supplemented 10y
other acts ss meritorious. The we'll
known drama. 'Ingomar the Barbar%
ian" will he given by the Actofogue
talking pictures. and host OF come
The Detroit times., 1908-10-24
TEMPLE,

The Temple theater will offer It's
patrons next week a rather diversified
and new line OF acts. with an Import
ant circus act az the star feature. The
circus act IL called 1.-THE Novelties Great
East India Circus" IL will serve T.
Introduce elephants. poniesA dogs. aero
bats, equilibrists. Jugglers, etc. II
should be a fne act for everybody In
general and children In particular ana
the chances are that the Temple mail.
fess-nrxt wcck win be crowded WIKI
the youngsters.
Among the acts on the bill that will
have their hrst presentation in De-
troit vaudeville are; Porter j. White
n Co. In dramatic play called The
Visitor" William H. Macart, late com
edian with Mother Goose" and The
Beauty and the Beast. stupendous
Klaw and Erlanger extravaganzas;
Manuel Romano A. Co. I'm a novelty
called Down on Music Row"
Porter !. White In Detroits best
known actor. OF at least he II. perha ps.
the best known actor who tours Inc
The Detroit times., 1908-10-24
THE CONIaUE.

in the Theater comlque, a vaudeville
act which has been "a big success an
other cities VIII be the feature next
week. 1t Is called "A Trip In An Auto.
mobile" Applegate and Whiteside viii
appear IN this skit for the first time
In this city refined singing and
danci gncat will be presented BY the
Fay sisters, and Adolph Ringling. the
celebrated hand balancer. Will intro
duce his speciality. The pictorial bal
lads OF Lillian Knox and Arthur fest
and the self-explanatory animated fea-
The Detroit times., 1908-10-24
GAYETY THEATER.

The next attraction In the Gayety
theater. commencing tomorrow after
noon. will be Weber n Rush's famous
Bon Tons Extravaganza Company. one
OF the strongest organizations In the
eastern wheel The Bon Tons" will
present two musical comedies entitled
Affinity Beach" and The Cow Girls
Roundup" In which will be employed
an unusually smart array OF comedians.
as well as the "niftiest' bevy OF sing
ing and dancing damsels ever seen In
The Detroit times., 1908-10-24
Speakers at woman's CONGRESS.

HILLSDALE. Mich, Oct. a.
Among the speakers Mt the woman's
Congress OF the Hillsdale fair were
Prof Mack. OF Hillsdale college; r.
Lansing, deputy gupertI.
tendent OF public instruction: Mrs. r..
l.. Calkins, OF Kalamazoo. state presi.
dent OF the w. G. T. L.. and Or. Caro-
lyme Gersel. OF Battle Greek. Humorist
Fred l.. Yaple. OF Mcndon. entertained.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-24

mence their educational meetings I'm
Schwankovsky's hall. corner Wood
ward and John R.-st. next Sunday af-
ternoon, 1880 D. m. and will continue
every Sunday until next summer. DR..
Maud Thomson will be the first speak.
er this season. Her subject will be
The issues OF the campaign"
The Detroit times., 1908-10-24
4 Nv LOCAL PLAYHOUSES s

scenes and farces will fll out the pro-
gram No better evenings entertain
ment rs offered anywhere at any price
and II certainly IL wonderfully AT
tractive show for only ten cents: the
houses are large and constantly IN
creasing Nearly seven thousand ad-
mission tickets were sold in the Lafay-
effe Lat Sunday.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-24

comedians who give a condensed min
strel SNOW; Tyson and Brown. featur-
ing Miss Browns diamond dress. in q
fetching, vivacious soubrette: and
Lewis and Thompson, singing, dancing
and talking comedians. The closing
burlesque is called AT Coney Island"
hraazp
The Detroit times., 1908-10-24

AVENUE.
Sam Rice and The Merry MaidenS,"
one Of the best comedians and most
attractive burlesQue organizations on
the road. Will arrive I'm the Avenue
theater Sunday afternoon for an eu-
gagement of one week. Mr.. Rice IL a
Hebrew funmaker and player also
or German roles. His annual appear
ance la the Avenue is always one or
the events % the season and lively
week IS looked for.
Mr.. Rice always writes the musical
skits used by The Merry Maidens.
This season he has some new material
The opening piece he calls cafe Boul-
evard" Ii Is a lively. amusing trifie.
bundle of nonsense punctuated by
songs. dances and the like, In which
the merry chorus participates extern
sively. displaying some extremely
fetching costumes, not the least OF
which IL a new variety OF sheath skirt.
Mr. Rice will. OF course, play the prin-
cipal comedy role.
Following the first part are the fol-
lowing promising vaudeville numbers
The Minstrel Four. "a clever quartet OF
The Detroit times., 1908-10-24
Tn Socie ty

Mrs. Boris l.. Ganapol gives = re-
ception Saturday afternoon In her
home. No. 81 Erskine-st.. in honor OF
Miss Elsa Ruegger. the famous Gel
list. who came TO Detroit recently To
become member of the Detroit
The Detroit times., 1908-10-24

an entertainment OF this class. IN the
vaudeville section Will be seen RawsOn
Laughing knockout Just Kids" Woods
and Green. The Bali Room. Boys" Joy
and. Clayton. acrobatic dancing girls;
Emily Miles and Niblo and Spencer. the
neatest dancers on the stage. Tea.
ture - the Six English Barmaids. im-
ported especially by. Messrs. Weber and
The Detroit times., 1908-10-24

provinces" Porter white II an old
genius who for several years has
toured the small towns OF Michigan.
ohio, Indiana and Illinois, appearlng
yenge." The Proud Prince" Francesca
da Rimini," etc That be II very popu-
The Detroit times., 1908-10-24

Rush for the Bon Tons" The extra
sensation will be mi Rehexione." ex-
ccuted by La Belle Minna and eight
beautiful models.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-24

lie has formed coherent story, which
Is strong In Its romantic interest and
rich In It's comedy. The interest CEN
tiers around two candidates for a sena-
tQrship In New York state. One, Tim
Ifallahorn, Is the man put up by the
machine and the other Dave Lawton,
a. the peoples man. Tim resolves to
win by foul means and arranges TO
lave Dave dccoyed to Chinese den
in Chinatown, have the place raided
and Dawes name published In the
paper Dave 10 IN love with his rivals
daughter and she resolves not to see
her lovers name dragged In the mire
.or political reasons and warns him.
While the story IL Interesting Mr.. How
ard does not make IL strictly drama
far from IL. for some OF his choicest
musical numbers are introduced.
what the management OF the Lyceum
theater promises as its biggest musi-
cal comedy OF the season Will be Of
fered the week or Nov. 1. The Time,
the Place, and the Girl" The piece Is
the Joint work OF that prolific western
trio, Adams, Hough and Joseph How.
ard, and combines a logical and well
developed story with catchy musical
numbers. or which there are over 20,