Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-08-13
NOTES OF INTEREST.

Wellsville, New York, died one day
last week. An injury to one of his
legs caused gangren to set in, costing
him his life. The DR.. was frequent
visitor to Emporium and vicinity.
The Pennsy will make its annual in
spection during October and supervis-
ors are hustling to capture the prizes,
many thousand dollars being awarded
in prizes this year. About two hun
dred officials will accompany Gen'l
Manager Atterbury and win occupy
three trains. 1t is money we'll ex-
pended.
Besides its excellent reputation in
advancing students along intellectual
lines, the Lock Haven State Normal
School is unsurpassed for its splendid
advantages. It's large student body is
handled as if it were family and the
welfare of each one is considered 1t
has fine location and is well equipped
Address the Principal for illustrated
catalogue.
Mrs. John M. Coyle, met
with a great loss on Monday. After
picking large quantity of berries and
canning AZ quarts in glass jars, she
placed them in the cellar for winter
use. On Monday the swinging shelf
broke down, breaking every jar of the
delicious fruit. This is certainly a
hard loss and we hope her friends will
each chip in quart jar.
There must be something doing in
railroad business when the number of
trains on the P. & f. division have
more than doubled in two weeks.
Also when Pittsburg firm gets an
order for thousands of steel railway
cars the railroads must be doing a
little business in spite of the cry of
hard times. No such large expendi-
lures would be made unless business
required it.
The Franklin News makes this right
eous plea for the noble horse: Do not
overload the wagons for the horses
these hot days. Be fair and kind and
the horse will live longer and happier
and you will make bigger profit in
the longer run. Some concerted act
ion must be taken to protect the dumb
brutes in Cameron county. The two
legged brutes are always non-concern-
ed.
Perhaps the sheath gown in the fore
runner of a fashion which will demand
that women wear a dress giving not
only freedom of movement, but a
chance to display the figure, comments
Franklin News. The mems clothing of
century ago would about fill.that bill
and it may become popular some time.
If the sheath gown ever gets establish
ed nothing will ever again shock the
public.
If you are kicker and see the shad-
ow of failure in everything that is pro
posed to be held the town, for heaven
sake go into some secluded canyon
and kick your own shadow on the clay
bank, and thus give men who are
working to build up town chance.
One long-faced, hallow-eyed, whining
kicker can do more to keep business
away from town than all the druths,
short crops, chinch bugs, cyclones and
blizzards combined, remarks the
Whitesville News man.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
Lock Haven State Normal School has
large dormitories, its rooms will all be
taken tor the Fall term beginning Sept.
18th. This is an Indication of the es-
TEEN in which this splendid school is
held by the young people of this state.
1t has first-class equipment, a fine
faculty and an ideal location. Ex-
penses are moderate. Address the
Principal for illustrated catalogue.
Winchester Monument Commits
sion of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, August 4, 1908.
COMRADES:
The Monument in memory of the
noble dead who lie buried in the Ma