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Evening journal., 1910-10-06
MARINE CORPS
COMING STRONG
Orange Will Put Up Fast Game
Against Visitors on
Saturday

The United States Marine Cops
have advised the Orange management
that they are coming to Wilmington
on Saturday with one of the heaviest
and classiest teams that ever appear
ed here.
They have been practicing for six
weeks and are IN the best of condition.
having defeated three teams already
this season Their average weight is
40 pounds. A big delegation OF
rooters are coming with them and II
is expected the men from the Della
ware will be in evidence.
Coach Casey. of Orange. is work
ing his team hard so that they will
have speed enough TO fool their big
opponents. The new men are show
ing up we'll and the old ones have the
'fever" good and hard and by Satur-
day will be real hot so football lovers
will surely get their moneys worth
Saturday Game will be called at 81.
p. m. Coach Casey had not decided
on his lineup. therefore both viii
appear Friday night.
Orange will have another practice
this evening at Front and Union
when Saturdays lineup will b.
picked.
Evening journal., 1910-10-06

Continued from Second Page
Formation.
Wilmington Fire Department Officers.
Chief Engineer Simon r. Moran.
First Assistant Engineer John w.
Porter.
Second Assistant Engineer John NJ.
Townsend.
Two Mounted Men.
Platoon Foot Patrolmen.
Sergeant Daniel Kelleher in command.
Commanding Chief Marshal. Colors
White Edward f. Kane
Assistant Marshals. Colors Red. Wal
ter J. Mcguire. Hugh McDonough
Aids to Chief Marshal. Colors Pale
Blue, George IT. Simmons. William
.Lutz. John B. Simmons, William
Lewis. James Logue, Harry Bick-
ta John w Patterson.
Division No. I.
ColOrs Red aud White.
Chief Marshall Friendship Fire Co.
No. 1, Henry McComb Lang.
Clifton Heights Band, 80 pieces.
Company Marshal +. A. Ginder
Assistant Marshal Harry Lodge.
Friendship Fire Co, No. l. Whining
ton. Del. rs Men.
Chemical Combination.
Steam Fire Engine.
Evening journal., 1910-10-06
WOMAN SAYS She
WAS KICKED OUT
ReStauranter, However, Tells
Judge He Only Elected
Her From Place

In City Court this morning Joseph
Davis, colored, was given hearing
on the charge of assault and battery,
the complainant being Rose Dale, col
Ored According. To the evidence of
Rose aud her witnesses, Davis kicked
her out of his restaurant at Ninth and
Walnut streets. when she demanded
wages she said we're due her brother.
Davis had witnesses. however. to show
that Rose was disorderly i'm his res
taurant. and that he was obliged TO
eject her, although he did not kick
her In order to consider the evi-
dence, Judge Cochran continued the
case until Saturday.
Edward Middlestep, charged with
fighting on the street. Was tined 50
and costs. A similar charge against
Chester l.. c. Drummond was held up
/ The charge OF breach Of the peace
against Frank Shriverly WAS dismiss
ed as the evidence showed that the
complainant, William Smith, of No.
/ 2i7 Lombard street. was the aggres-
sOr. Nellie Wi.sell. charged with as
sault and battery, was dismissed upon
application Of the prosecuting Wit
ness. The same disposition was made
OF the charge Of assault and battery
against William G. Warren upon re-
quest Of the prosecuting witness.
George Jones, charged with beg
/ ging. pleaded guilty and Judge Coch-
ran at first fined him 81 and costs.
Upon learning, however, that Jones
left the workhouse only yesterday,
and that he had played" deaf and
dumb, Judge Cochran imposed a fine
of $50 and costs.
Christopher Pfromer. charged with
violating a city ordinance by having
an unsbustantial house on West
Front street, reported that he was
making Improvements, and the case
was further continued until Saturday
The charge of larceny against Nes-
ter Waslifski was dismissed. owing "a
lack of evidence. Alexander Jones
charged with non-support. waived q
hearing and he was held under $500
bail for the upper court.
Evening journal., 1910-10-06

Division No. ..
NJ. +. Cannon, Marshal, Colors Red
and White.
Chief Marshal Liberty Fire Co.
Third Regiment Band, 80 Men.
Company Marshal. James Mcmahon.
Aids, Charles A. Cannon, Michael Il.
Grant.
Liberty Fire Co., No. 8, Wilmington,
Del, 75 Men.
Hose Wagon.
Steam Fire Engine.
Chief Marshal Taylor Hose Co.
Franklin Band. % Men.
Company Marshal.
Assistant Marshal.
TAYLOR Hose Co., philadelphia, Pa,
80 Men.
Marshal William Penn Hose Co,
Isaith Clossan.
Assistant Marshal, Moore Nichols.
Penn Treaty Fife and Drum Corps
20 Men.
| William Penn Hose Co, Philadelphia
Pa, 80 Men.
Hose Carriage.
Marshal Humane Fire Co.,
! Band, 35 Men.
Humane Fire Co, Norristown, ia
= 65 Men.
Evening journal., 1910-10-06

Division No. 10.
William L. Hahn, Marshal. Colors, Red
and White.
Philadelphia Concert Band, 20 Men.
Company Marshal. George Mckolvey.
Assistant Marshal. Frank Fisher.
Independence Fire Co, No. u. William
Lawton. Captain. 90 Men.
Hose Carriage.
Steam Fire Engine.
Chief Marshal Darby Fire Co.
Band. 20 Men.
Company Marshal.
Assistant Marshsls.
Darby Fire Co.. No. /, Darby, Pa,
90 Men.
Darby RAM
Marshal Norwood Fire Co.
Band.
Norwood Fire Co. Norwood. Pa. 80 Men
Chief Marshal Hanley Hose Co. Jr.,
Robert Ewing,
Assistant Marshal, Bernard Boyle.
Miniature Hose Carriage.
Miniature Steamer.
80 Men.
Detail Emergency Police Corps.
Parade Moves M ESQ p. m. Sharp.
ANY division not in position at this
hour will take position on extreme left
of column.
No formation smaller than columns
Of four, also no movement TO the rear
will be permitted.
Division marshals will be responsi-
bic that proper intervals between di-
visions are maintained.
City fire alarm bells will sound the
following signals:
One stroke at p. m.
Two strokes at 2.20 p. m, when al
divisions are required to be In posi-
tion to march.
Three strokes at $50 D. m, whe
the column will move from the follow
ing positions.
Division No. I.
North side OF Fourth street, rigf
resting so feet west Of Madison stree
Division No. 4.
North side OF Fourth street, rigl
resting on west side of Adams stree
Division No. 5.
North side of Fourth street rig
resting on west side of Harris'
street.
Division No 6.
South side of Fourth street rigI
resting on west side OF Monroe stree
s Division No. z -
south side of Fourth street risn
resting on west side OF JacAso'
street. y.
Harrison street right resting OF
Evening journal., 1910-10-06

Division No. 5.
NJ. J. Maloney, Marshal, Colors REQ
and White.
Chief Marshal Weccacoe Fire Co.,
No. s, Harry Freeman.
Assistant Marshals, NJ. J. Kelly, ID. A.
Haggerty, p. Magill.
Company Marshal d. S. Shields.
Captain, John Maguigan.
First Lieutenant, James Devlin; Sec
Ond Lieutenant, John McDonough;
Third Lieutenant, II. b. Lannan.
First Regiment Band. Wilmington, 25
Pieces.
Weccacoe Fire Co, No. 8. Whining
ton, Del, 100 Men.
Hose Wagon.
Chemical Apparatus.
Steam Fire Engine.
Chief Marshal Liberty Fire Co.,
Charles Miller.
Cadet Band, 40 Pieces.
Liberty Fire Co., No. 5, Reading, Pa.
ESQ Men.
Chief Marshal Independent Fire Co.
No. 2.
Band, 40 Pieces.
Independent Fire Co., No. 2, Ports
a mouth, Va, 150 Men.
Chief Marshal West Chester Fire Co.
No. 1, George II. Thompson.
Quaker City Band. 40 Pieces. g..
West Chester Fire Co.. No 1, Wes
Chester. Pa. 225 Men.
Evening journal., 1910-10-06

Division No. ..
Iohn I McGoldrick. Marshal, Colors,
Red and White.
Chief Marshal Water Witch Fire Co.,
Robert Eakin.
Aids. John II. Maxwell. ?. J. Black.
First Infantry Bugle and Drum Corps
Is Pieces.
Water Wqtch Pioneers. Captain VIII
liam II Haley. 40 Men.
West Philadelphia Band. 80 Pieces.
Company Marshal. George W. Max
we'll.
Assistant Marshals. John J. McClat-.
ferty. James stewart, w. D.
Maxwell.
Water Witch Fire Co., No. ., winning
ton Del. Captain CsM. Dillon,
125 Men.
CONVEYANCE for Aged Members.
Chemical Combination Apparatus.
steam Fire Engine.
Marshal Neversink Fire Co., John n.
Lewis.
philharmonic Band. 80 Pieces.
Neversink Fire Co.. Reading, Pa. %
Men.
Chief Marshal Fame Fire Co. Cap
tain. Herbe I S. Worth,
Band 80 Pieces.
Fame Fire Co, No. 9, West chester
Pa. $50 Men.
Marshal Franklin Fire Co.., o. l.
Green.
Swarthmore Band, % Pieces.
Assistant Marshals. Arthur Pierson
Edward Davis
Franklin Fire Co.. Chester Pa, IL
Mem
Chief Marshal Hope Hose Company
George English.
Winkler's Band 25 Pieces.
4 Hope Hose Co.. No. 4. Burlington, \
! J., 175 Men.
Il Parade Carriage.
Evening journal., 1910-10-06

south side OF Fourth street.
Division No 9.
Adams street, right resting on south
side OF Fourth street.
Division No. 10.
Monroe street, right resting on
north side OF Fourth street.
Division No. H..
Monroe street. right resting on south
side of Fourth street.
Division No. 10.
South side Of Fourth street, right
resting on cast side Of Madison street
Route Of Parade.
Column will move east on Fourth
street. north on Madison street to
Tenth, TO Van Buren,, 70 Park Place, 10
Jackson, TO Eleventh. 10 Delaware
avenue. 10 Tenth. TO Market, TO Front.
to French. to Fifth. to Inc. TO Tenth
10 Walnut. TO Fourteent and dissoiNe
I'm the following mannei
Division No. 1. west on Foureeeh''
street. south on Tatnah-
Division 40 4. west on FoufNeenN
10 Market. 10 Eleventh, 20 kine
3 Division No. o. West on Fonftf'''f1' I,
TO Washington. to ThirteenNh' ~ .
= ferson, TO Delaware aNenuS,-, -.
Division No. 6 Mosf orr 'scoltt
to West. south on West street.
Division No. Z, west on Fourteen
to French, south on French.
Division No. s west on Fourteont
TO Washington. south on Washington
Division No. 3. cast on Fourteentl
4 10 Wilson. 70 Thirteenth. 10 Lombard
10 Twelfth, TO Kirkwood. south oi
Kirk wood.
Diyision No. 10. west on Fourteenth
70 french. 70 Sixteenth, TO Market
north on Market
Division No. II. west on FourtAs2th,
TO Washington. south on Washingt0e
Division No. 12. west on Fourteenth,'
to King, TO Market. TO Vandever ave-
nue.. cast on Vandevep- avenue.
Chief marshal. assistant marshals
and aids TO chief will view the parade
ON Walnut street between Twelfth and
! Thirteenth
Evening journal., 1910-10-06
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Thousands Of such letters are re-
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from its use.
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Whiskey. haye taken it for twenty
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and thoeDin turn have recommended
il to others. My children say do
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Evening journal., 1910-10-06
HOW THE FIREMEN LINED UP
FOR THE AFTERNOONS PARADE

Bugle Drum Corps. 25 Pieces.
Fire Police, is Men.
Chief Marshal Philadelphia Yolun-
teer Association.
Band, 30 Pieces.
Shiladelphin Veteran Association,
Philadelphia. Pa, so Men.
Parade Carriage.
Chief Marshal Philadelphia Actlves,
A. A. Witsil.
Band, 95 Pieces.
Philadelphia Actives. Philadelphia
Pa. 60 Men.
Hand Engine.
Chief Marshal Good VIII Fire Co
Jesse Mckay.
First Infantry Band, 40 Pieces.
Good VIII Fire Co., No. /. New Cas-
tic. Del. 100 Men.
Hose Wagon.
Truck.
Steam Fire Engine.
Evening journal., 1910-10-06

Division No. 10.
J. #. Maloney, Marshal, Colods Red
and White.
Chief Marshal Brandywine Fire Co.,
Frank Sweeney.
Star Band. So Men.
Company Marshal +. Morton Ain
scoW.
Assistant Marshal, Amos Minker.
Brandywine Fire Como. 10, Whining
ton, Del. so Men.
Chemical Combination Apparatus.
steam Fire Engine.
Chief Marshal Brandywine Fire Co.
No. 1.
Band, 35 Men.
Company Marshal.
Assistant Marshal.
Brandywlne Fire Co.. No. /, Coates
vile, Pa, So Men.
Chief Marshal West Grove Fire CO
Band. 20 Pieces.
West Grove Fire Co., West Grove
Pa, 40 Men.
Evening journal., 1910-10-06
TO DEATH
IN THE RIVER

Ills launch struck by a swell from
the steamer City Of Wilmington on
her way to the battleship Delaware
yesterday afternoon. Samuel Sparks,
for many years a river and sea cap
tain, now living at Penn's Grove, ha'
a narrow escape from drowning.
Bridgetender Wingate, of Seventh
street bridge, went to Captain Sparks
rescue in a fishing skin and grasped
him as he came up. George Bur
leigh. In his power launch, recovered
Captain Sparks launch as It was
sinking. When the boat was over
turned. the top was smashed over the
hull, aud the equipment was lost
/ Captain Sparks said that when h'
came up the first time his head hit the
bottom OF his launch. and he had &c
dive and come TO the surface some
feet away.
Evening journal., 1910-10-06

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clining years advanced.
Has Reached -Four score Years and
Weighs i56 Pounds.
Mr. Levi Kegg, Rainsburg, Pa,
writes
Your medicine has done me so
much good / intend to keep it on
hand all the time
II had all the symptoms Of systemic
catarrh. My eyes were red and in
famed. my throat stomach and bow
els troubled me. was nerNsus. had
nervous headaches. am now en-
tirely cured by Peruna.
Il am eighty years old, and I never
weighed more than t40, but now I
weigh 100 pounds"
Evening journal., 1910-10-06
Piles Quickly
Cured AT Nome
Instant Relief, Permanent Cure-Trial
Package Mailed Free 60 All
In Plain Wrapper.

Many cases of Piles have been cured
by trial package OF Pyramid Pile
Cure without further treatment. When
It proves its value TO you, get more
from your druggist at so cents box,
and be sure you get what you ask for.
Simply I'll out free coupon below and
mail to-day. Save yourself from the
surgeons knife and its torture, the
doctor and his bills.
Evening journal., 1910-10-06

Division No. 6.
Thomas l.. Rafferty,. Marshal, Colors
Red and White.
Marshal Fame Fire Co.. No. G.
North End Band. % Pieces.
First Assistant Marshall, Frank Ma
guire, Sr.
Second Assistant Marshal, Frank
Harris.
Fame Fire Co, 10, 9. Wilmington. Del,
20 Men.
Chemical Combination Apparatus.
Steam Fire Engine.
Marshal Washington Fire Co.. Frank
Sante.
Iroquois Band. Lancaster. 25 Pieces.
Assistant Marshals Frank Pennegar,
Ed Glanner.
Washington Fire Co.. Coatesyille, Pa,
IS Men.
Marshal Minquas Fire Co., William
Groom.
North East Band. % Pieces.
MinQuas Fire Co. No. /, Newport, Del,
SO Men.
Combination Wagon.
Chief Marshal Radnor Fire Co.,
Charles Clark.
First Assistant Marshal. George Lentz'
Second Assistant Marshal, Charles
Whsle.
Bryn Mawr Band, 25 Pieces.
Chemical Combination.
Auto Apparatus.
Division No. ..
Il. c. Porter, Marshal. Colors, Red and
White.
Chief Marshal Washington Fire Co.
No. z, George II. Johnson.
Neef's Rand. % Pieces
Company Marshal, Edw. A. Donohoe
Assistant Marshals, Harry NJ. Turner
Paul Frederick. John Harkins.
e Washington, Fire Co.. No. Z, Whining
ton, Del. rs Men.
Hose Carriage.
2 Chemical Apparatus.
Steam Fire Engine.
= Chief Marshal Washington Fire Co
Reading.
Band. % Pieces.
4, Company Marshal.
Assistant Marshal.
Washington Fire Co. OF Reading, Pa.
, 100 Men.
Chief Marshal Young America -t'ir'
Co..
- Band, 80 Pieces.
Company Marshal.
Young America Fire Co. OF Pough'
keepsie. y. y, 100 Men.
- Chief Marshal Columbia Fire Co.,
Band, 80 Men.
Company Marshal.
Assistant Marshal.
Columbia Fire Co. of Allentown, Pa.
100 Men.
Chief Marshal Veteran Association.
Company Marshal.
Assistant Marshal.
Veteran Firemens Association, Bal
timore. represented by delegation.
Detail Emergency Police Corps.
Evening journal., 1910-10-06

Chief Marshal Malvern Fire Co.,
George r. Walton.
Malvern Fire Co.. Band. 80 Pieces.
Malvern Fire Co, No. /. Malvern, Pa,
1875 Men.
Chief Marshal Atlantic City V. +. A.,
Band, 20 Men
Company Marshal. Assistant Marshal.
Atlantic City Veteran Firemen's AS
ISOLATION, rs Men.
Evening journal., 1910-10-06
Pe-ru-na Is a Catarrhal Tonic Espec-
tally Adapted TO the Declining
Powers of Old Age.

Hale and hearty old age means sim
ply healthy organs aud healthy func-
tions retained beyond the usual time.
AS a rule, at ten age of 60 or 70
and the various organs TO lose their
natural power.
This need not occur At least not
in all cases. Many man and woman
have retained their health and vigor
much later in life.
We have on file several letters from
octogenarians who have found Peruna
Evening journal., 1910-10-06

Division No. II.
James ]. McNally. Marshal, Colors
Red and White.
Chief Marshal Union Fire Co., No. H..
Roscoe Donovan.
Pennsgrove Band. 20 Men.
Company Marshal. William Rossiter'
Evening journal., 1910-10-06

Mrs. Van p. NOrthrup Visitor.
Mrs. Van p. Northrup, wife Of the
Rev. v. p. Northrup, Of Rock Hall,
Md, and former pastor of Goodman
Church. is visiting Mrs. e. e. Shall
lenberger, of No. S33 Clayton street,
and will remain about two weeks as
her guest.
Evening journal., 1910-10-06
Paoed Ton RanidIr.

Waiter, ask the orchestra 10 play
something different"
ANY particular selection, sirf"
Something slower. can't chew
my food properly in waltz time. -
Washington Herald. f
Evening journal., 1910-10-06

ou'ou
Pauin Wis. 119 Frank
lin held He
the oldest citizens II a
which
When
in
NRsh Wis
Evening journal., 1910-10-06

The Banco Mercantil de Rio de
Janeiro opened its doors IN July uAr
der the management of DR.. JOao Ri
beiro de Oliverira de Souza, ex-presi-
dent of the Bank Of Brazil during Az
fOnso Penna's administration. It's
capital is sl,6OO,0OO gold.
The fruit crop this year probably
will be the largest ever known ir
the history of the Niagara Peninsula
aud Niagara district fruit will be
plentiful in the British market, as
the St Catharines Cold Storage Com
pany has arranged for a number Of
shipments.
Evening journal., 1910-10-06
The Alternative.

1T has been decided that a major of
Royal Artilley of Royal Engineers
shall not be compulsorily placed on
retired pay until he has completed 50
years service. or has reached the age
of 81, whichever happens flrst."
Lahore Tribune.
We understand that the ring is not
taking any bets on this race.-Punch
Evening journal., 1910-10-06
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Evening journal., 1910-10-06

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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-06-02
The June Metropolitan.

The June METROPOLITAN MAGAZINE
touches what is perhaps one of the
sorest spots in the public body of the
American Republic today in its lead
ing article, "The Alien Peril" 1t gets
at the heart of the problem of foreign
born criminals and points way to a
solution. "Back to the Land' is an
old theory that is being put into prac-
tice during the last few years with new
vigor. H. w. Collingwood sets forth
the subject in thoroughly practical
fashion, showing how the city man
may become a farmer to his advan-
vantage. One of the most interesting
world topis of 1910 is the Passion Play.
Montrose J. Moses tells METRoPoLI-
TAN readers "How the Passion Play
Has Been Preserved" scholarly but
readable history of this unique drama,
past and present. "a Visit to Wash
ington in 1872" by Jasper Alban
Conant, the artist, describes Washing
ton in the darkest days of the war and
furnishes some new anecdotes OF Lin
coin and his cabinet. Charles Bel.
mont Davis describes a rehearsal of
the circus In Madison Square Garden,
New York.
A special feature of the June METRO
PoLITAN is an increase in it's number
of stories which should give pleasure
to summer fiction readers. Among
the fiction contributors this month are:
Stephen French Whitman, Mary Hes-
ton worse, Leonard Merrick and
Philip Hitchborn.
There are the usual departments of
Books, Drama, Notes and Pictures,
Humor and the World at large in pic
ture.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-06-02
STERLING RUN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lands, of Altoona,
were the guests of their cousin, Mrs. An
son Mason, over Sunday.
William Spence, of Emporium, was
visitor, in town Sunday.
The Mount Hope Coal Co., are sur
veying another mile of railroad further on
and intend to open up another coal vein.
They have a number of miners at work
and are shipping lots of coal.
A. A. Smith visited his parents at
Beech Creek, over Sunday.
Frank Charter, of Remove, was the
guest of grandfather, Francis Sterling,
over Sunday.
Thomas Eddy is moving his family
this week into the house formerly oceu.
pied by j. 4. Dice Joseph Bruno will
move into the house vacated by Mr..
Eddy.
Miss Jennie Berry, who has been visit
Ing her parents for several weeks return.
ed to Cory, Wednesday.
Chas. Bunce was quite i'll few days
this week.
-Four new monuments were set up in
the Sterling Run cemetery during the
past week. II the people of Sterling
would see about having the road graded
aud leyeled, so team could drive up,
what a great benefit it would be. win
some one start this good cause moving.
There will be plenty to help.
Mrs, Edith Eddiugs Of Hicks Run,
visited her parents, VIM. Berry aud wife,
over Sunday,
Miss Nellie Whiting and Gladys
Okeete left Monday tor Williamsport
70 attend the Commencement, Monday
evening, Of the class of trained nurses
Graduates Of the Williamsport Hospital,
Of which the formers sister, Miss Floye
Whiting Is a graduate. They will visit
the lattef's sister, Mis- Lora O'keeie, at
Philadelphia before returning.
Miss Flora Ebersole is improving slow-
ly iTum her fceeut illness.
Mr. Nellie Fulton aud children, Of
slunamahouine, are the guests Of par
ents, joseph kissell and wife.
The Sterling Hun Base Ban team
played tamcr0u team Monday Score
2-3 in favor % Jbe bome team.
hluE HELL
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-06-02

tricts. He said people often think he
is ''crazy" for doing 80, but he repeats
that he derives great pleasure from it
and expects to spend the remainder of
his life with the same object in view
THE above will be read with interest
by many of our readers, "Joe" John
son having for many years been a citi-
zen of Cameron county. In fact he
came here when he was a young
man, married daughter of Judge
Freeman and took lively interest in
every publ matter. After serving
here as County Supt. of Schools for
three terms-nine years-he left here
for Ridgway. Mr.. johnson was an
energetic educational worker and
''rooted" hard to make Cameron
county forge to the front. His Teach
er's Institutes were the talk of this
section during those early dates, which
we remember, being then boy, with
pleasure. His desertion of the grand
old Republican party, in 1872, we will
never forgive until he asks forgiveness
from a higher power, and returns to
his first love. ]-EDIToR PRESS.