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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-11

FOR SALE-For cash or easy terms
power blacksmith shop; has more
trade than it can take care OF: investi-
gate: w. M. Storey Land Co., Stanley
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ous ben 3eitllnaen erfaDren. oa5
Die neue republifonil6e 9ieaierllng
III 2iilabon alle 9itel cbgcicfafIt
bat. Somit ilt i6m alio allb lcin
aitel obgelproden. slber offijiea lit
oariiber nutiirlid nod nltttc 5c-
fannt Gotiadli6 lit Ell int ltutlo-
rem ouriiber, ub er berte nod por.
tugieiiider @eialbter uno Gton,ic
o'sllte if, ooer llidt, / Inc lpern
niht, per er oolt ionit III. Ger
tSeianbte lit ieit Ser ltlnlniliuuJ
in ieinen1 Seinlatlanoe tiir Die
9lubennelt llniidtbar geluorlsen ,nlo
bringt ietne 3eit in iei1,en Gluh
au. Sffi5iellen gerfebr nit Der
alnerifauiiden 9fegierllng bat er
ieitber nidt mebr eepfloeen lel
@eionote lit Sungegelelle uno lit
III BEN @dibingtoner geIel!Id.nftIi-
eben Girfeln germ geieben.
glri5ona bat nod oen lebtcn
Genius 204,3S4 ginpobner, um
81,423 mebr als Dor 5ebn SSnhren.
mos ei1le 3unubme BON 66.2 BRO.
gent ausinaht.
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mem Sort in @erbun aus be lGclien
noroen mar, lit molbe6ulten Sci
gltpile i'm 9fegierlt1gsbe5irf sSies-
baben aelonoet. Die orei sSn1aliell
botten iid in oriltgenoer Se6cns-
Gefabr befllnoen, bod iuurot tc1-
ner bon ibnen berleet, ytoGhe'4
Der 9aaol1 bon geronn suriicsge-
triebelt iuor, bcrlief Die SaGrt pbne
meiteren 3miidenfol.
= Ser Suln6urger Iornpfer
aGoleria" iit iuabre1o bes iiiagiten
beftigen Stllr1ns ollf ser 2ilice
unteraegonaeu. Ole ied5eht Ofan!n
melde bie 9elaslng ocs SeG:ifes
biloetcn lino ertrunfen. 3is ~So,
Ieria" NOR Gigentlm oer 9iheoerci
81. Girite1 IN @ontblirg ilrb l)t;tte
einen gfoltnloebaltt bon 1913 &enI-
ltertonnen brlltto.
@raf GolItoi lit BON elmer
Heibe BON S6nlnobts.Qlnfdllcn h"liu.
eeiudt lporben llno ipar nlebrere
Stllnben binourb beiuuBtlos. Sfd-
ter nerlautete, Dos 8efincer Res
Botienten babe fid ein ipenig ge-
beliert.
= Die 2ebrer Srgonilationen
bon geieoer. rnb Sberolterreiol,
ipel6e ibrer l1n5ufricoenbeil in Ies-
ter 3eit ipieoerbolt gusorlltt Der=
Iieben boben, obne bab ibre DC
ihperoen Bel ben masae6enoeu
@etpalten geneigtes @ebor fonoctL
baben einen pihtieen gefdlui, Je-
fobt. Sic mollen poilipen 8ieerItanh
iiben fals lire 3oroerunoen be-
treffs @rbobune Ser @ebiltcr nid)t
ebeltens beriidiidtigt iperoen. Ser
Sdulperlpoltune iit bon hem Be
i6InB nnbertpeilt 4enntnis gegeben
moroen.
s1ud ous aubo foitn.t biz
9adribt, oaB Der Sdaoen, oen
ser Sturm bort angerihtet fat, aiGt
10 arob lit, mie anfangs betlirdtet
muroe.
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&prreIpumoena giholo, q. Ofi

NpITeIppHoen1 @1pGlo, u. 0lI.
1910. Die gibolo Gaiino GelelI-
idoft erpdbIte in ibrer 81. So6res-
aeriarnrnlung foleenoe geaniten unb
9ireftoren: @brenprdiioent, ". s.
EfciI; Brdiibent, sfobt. Stapper;
Tice.Br0iibent, 9iobt. 0ier. Sbat-
meiiter, 9lug. S. gfeil; sefretii'.
Oscar Stopper; @oriiser bes Ser
aniiginasfonites, 9llf. Ifeil 9iblio.
tbefor, 8. gorafeIo; Ginan3fomitec
80. stapper, SspaIo Bfeil. 2onis
Gopplin.
Die 9etpohner BON gibolo bn.
ben cine glftien.@eiellidaft 1ctil.
net, I'M nod arteiiidem @aiier 81
6obren. Gollte fein @aiiet gefln.
BEN peroen, 10 iudren iie oli6 gan5
3ufrieoen, tpenn Sel, 3ohlen ooer
car @olo gefilnben ipiiroe. Der
@aiierinangeI modt iif iebr flibl-
bar in unierer 0eohborlhaft. Ole
nleiiten @ruupen iinb trotfen lno
oas 9SalIer fir Bieb uno 0nllsge-
brallh muB ltellenfpeiie bon ) big
6 Meilen tupit gebolt peroen 9ons
nerltag, BEN 20. Sftober, baben
mir ettuas &eeen befommen, 10 I'M.
gefdbr " 3ou, gu lperlig I'm ctnas
in oie 6reefs gu bringen. 9mlm-
ipoIle lit olle gepfliidt ilno 5as @ieh
1T IN bic sSeloern qelalielL nl' Dos
bishen ssntter oorin nod gu per-
perten. Sir uns Sarmer lit 1870
oos ihledteite ssabr, melhes mir
felt 1857 batten. Ger.
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DE S6he at erre1dlen,

in ie0em 2ebensberuf. neriona1 einerl
frdftigen Gorper uno Gin siarcs 81
birn. Sbne @eiuno6eit gtu. es fei-
men @rfolg. 9lber electric 9'itters
lit Der eroBte @eillnobcits- s-Iuf6oler
oen Die @elt ie aefannt ia. .lsab-
Dem id monatelana an saieren-
3ranfheiten litt", idrei5t vs.. N
Sbernan BON gulhina, Mp. r1ach-
ten mid erei 8laihen Glee:ri; 9it-
ters tpie elm nener Menidl fiiDlen."
so gts. BEL alien 9ruoaiit,n
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Giienbabn : 6ablp,an.
s. & 6, q. gaha.

5. G y. X. Tdbn.
Nnfunft
No.3 -8om Npr0en. 49,. $40 abenos
yto. 81 Som Norben. -. .6.45 nura
No. 7-Qocul bon 9earne 1000 nlorg
No. O. 2ocal bon ga!eitine. -. ). :.
...... :. :. ..10.45 abenos
Jto. f. Son Dierifo. .1.5O nao)lr.
Jto. 12-2oeal bon 2arebo (gemiidt) :.
w., 80. 900 nlor9.
9so. 4 gsa9 oem gioroen. 155, no,bm.
Jto. g. Nad Dem Noroen. 500 abenos
Ap. 8-Soeal nod Baleltine 7.30 mor9
9io. TO- ggpreb na9 9earne. :. :.
:. ;. ....... :. :. 400 arcrg
ylo. 5 -Ha4 Wegifo 100 mors.
sfo. II -2ocal tlacb 2arebo (8emitt) :.
-. S.OO QUGllU2.
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! c / a $.

Die uSnterItote SnlanO Moter-
luaps 2caane", inelde fir ben gau
zines &iiltenfonals bonn N,iliilIippi
nod Dem 9fio @ranoe agitiert, fat
in Beaumont eine mebrtdgige, iebr
ertbnlioitiide Sititng a6ac6oltcu.
@eidliiiie murben ollgenolrmen
sic bonn Gongreb Sen @uu ei,lcS
1nnols ton ntinbeliens 1l;nocrt
Sub @obenbreite nno nclta sSllS;
Siefe berlongen, Die ii6 mil ollen
Manen Ser 9feeierrngsinqeuielre
sillperitanbcn erfIdren, Sic lib fin
Sic Sbee ausiprehell oal ja9r[iA
nlinbeltcns $500.00O fir bic Ier.
heiierung Der Sliilie ullb .1sie1 he-
,pilligt iueroen ltno Die gclp S'r.
leans fir sen Srt erfIaren, an Gem
logiiher g0eiie oie @eItanslteGuno
fir oie Groffnllng bes Banana.
Canals abgebalten iper6en lnllte
8. 9. 6. 9ollano in @ictoria MR.
Sc ipieber gum Broiioenten Ser
0iga eripablt.
= Ger Staat Nell.Merifu nean.
Iprudt einen i1malen Streifen 2ono
e1ltlang Der @eitgren5e llnieres
Stnotes, ben mir bisber ols hrier
8ebiet betrahtet baben. @r bebaup-
.et Der i03. 2dngengrao bilDe Die
Srenae 5ipiihen Ben beioen Staa.
EN- p1breno mir unlere 4rellae
I'M orei Meilen iiber Sen bctrcf
ienoen @rao binaus por9ei buber
1oben. Sic Sode miro jeoenfans
,or oen &ongreB gebradt nnb audi
mol in ben 8ltnoesgeridteil 5iil
Berbanollutg fommen iperoen.
@1breno oes Monot5 Sep-
telnber iino mebr &illoer in u.tierrn
Staate eeboren tporoeit als lie in ei-
nem Monat borber. ltllter ben
9ebnrten tparen 5tpei Mai 0rilIin.
ge unb oreiuno5nan5ig wta[ ;,rptl.
tinge. g[ud Die Eobesrate mar
mabreno oes Monats Die nie0riaite.
Die ie in Seras regiitriert porbe:,
lit.
= Inter oem Nanen .ssarmels'
educational oi1o Cooperating Union
Of Teras" bat ii1 in ilniern Staate
cine neue 5armer-gerciniqlne &C.
biloet, beren SallptNiartier in
Sort @ortb iein miro.
- Die proteltantiiden @sreoiger
in glcburne befinben iid in gro.
ger 9lufregung, neil bort fas socnl
Option-@eies 10 baufig iitertretcn
iuiro. Sic ipollen ben @ouocrnellr
mn oie 3uienoung bon 9fanaers ct.
iuden.
9lils 9lnarillo miro senlclSci,
es bobe bort DonnerItoe lnO
,srcitog nadt gefroren. Dos 5her-
nometer fei inter oreii,ig Sroo ee.
iunfen.
= Sn g[uitin ftarb Senrn q
Stroter ien., Elm befannter bci'tidler
Yeipobner Der GtaatsbauptItoot.
gr itonlnlte ans 9erlin, luar 65
Sobre oft ,mo ipar idon nts iltnger
Merib nod Seros gefomHren.
Der 9fangcr G6arle5 Craig.
bead, Der angeflagt iit, aln /. Of.
tober einen gelpilien galentln
y}opolo in San 9enito eri1oiieil 81
baben, iIt geeen giirgidaft bon
$4,000 in Sreibeit eeiest.
= Sm gllter bon SO SSaDren Iiarb
in Soulton George @aertner. ieit
25 Sabren ein @ewobner icner
Staot.
9lns Germantown miro Der
Zoo BON Senrp Dieeel eelnclOcl,
Der bort i'm Sitter bon Is sSabren
ucStorben lit.
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Sas Seras 1nnocr

heilt aae Nreren, gIafen rnh rleu-
matifhe 2eioen; BEL ollen Ernagtliei'
nber 9 monotlihe 8ebanolima per
RoIt fir 81. Or. 6. @. Sall 1920
Olipe Ctr, ct. 2ouis. Wfo. Shre'bi
Fir 3euoniSie.
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sSn Sorreon iit eine Sanillie
@on5ales an benz @enli3 elmer
6leiIdbriibe, Die offenbor pergiftet
NOR, i6per erfronft Ser Wfann
uno Der cine @l1feliobn iinh geitnr-
ben. 0fon gloubt, bob ein aiitiges
Snieft in 6en aeiiel geiallcn IL
uno nlitgefo6t tunroe.
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TUFTS Hber PiIlen

balten bas Spifem in Orbnuns unb
perhinbernben. tranfbeiten 3uitanb ber
Geber, mel1er &rantheiten porber9ebt.
Gin Verbinderunssmittel
DON 2opf.nmersen. gispepiia. sdfuin.
rel, idleHtem @ei1maf I'M Wtnnbe.
Spbbrennen, belegter 3un9e, Ippetit.
loligteit, partleibisteit unb
MQe bili6len 2eibelt.
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= 8iele Greern iid ii6er enl,n
Idonen @eoonfen, ncnn lie i'm ic(bIt
niht gebo6t boben.
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g. y. & u. &, gahu.

"
10. 1-Gonlton II. >. @iifte. 700 nnd,m
yio. 3-SouIton II. 3. &iiite. 500 borr,
9to. 5--aiiltenitdbte .1:15 radnn
]Sp; A Bon Sterrpile, MIR on gso<
SO: 44~Son aerr1iae, nlir s,e gonn> NE
no. 14e- Bon aerrpiile, il,lr IT. an a"'''
@pd1entagen.. $3.50 redm
No. 2-6ouiton Ii. 5. aiiite. $3.50 BORN
20 4-9oniton II. ,. aiiite 20 abenos
yto. 6-aiiitenitdbte. :. ..:,:10 nodlm
SO; 43-saa6 &errbilIe, mir in @oz
d]entagen. ;. 4. II. ..4:45 na5m
80; 41eaad aerrpille, nur 9onns
ao: 145 -Na6 aerrDiiue, nllr in
gSod]entngen. :. :. ..1:15 torn.
g.. s.. & g. ". (saupt-ainie).
No. g. @om Often. $3.50. :35 porm
No. 7-@om Often. $500 naflr
eo. fO-gl 9nio Ii. @eften. .7.3O ndf1n.
qio. 2-gon 9el 9fio.. ..1050 bocnl
no e--ya6 el 9afo lnb weitsn. ].
no. 1o-aod 5. @eften. 1880 obenns
10. 8-Nah benz Gften. 90 BORN
No. 1-Nadb 9eI gfip.. 400 abenos
@ieturia 9ipiium. g. $. & g. q.
Anfunft
ao: so5-euero. gictoria. 1850 nadm
Nbfabrt-
Wo. soe--guero. @ictoria. 500 bornr
un,,,ntt! u. 8. & 5. saa".
SO. 241-9on Souiton nnb @aIpeitnn
SO. 2s5-asom Morben. .7.so uori1siti
SO. 231-gom glorben unb Souftcn
-. -. $40 nadlm
SEQ. 9-goin Noroen. ..7;45 abenos
Gbfa1rt
SO. 244-Nat bem @urben II. Souiton
:. ..1.lU uprn,
9o. 10-Nudt Dem Nprben. 1000 born.
9ao. 236-Nad ben, Noroen. -. :.
SO. 242-Wad bem gaproen unb Sal
peiton. :. -. .11.50 abenoz
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KfMee SraMen
balten INNER eine 5loi6e Dr. Hidters
Pair1=ExPeller

i'm Saule. Gin 5uperlalliges Gin.
rei6emittel BEL alien rbeumatii6en
S6mersen, @rfaltltngen, 8erltau.
hunaen uiiu. 25 unb SOC in Mpo-
tbefen. geur edit nit @nfer.
r. Ad. Richter s. Go.
ta.s 9iubDlftast, Stirinsen)
aI5 Pearl street, New York.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-03-03
CAM ERON.


Ice and snow going fast.
Edward Schwab drove to Sterling Run
Sunday.
"Pogey" Stuart is on the sick list, re-
poraed la grippe.
Mrs. Herman Anderson and daughter
visited friends in Emporium Monday.
Mrs. Harvey Barger and children, of
Calder, visited Mrs. 4. d. Krape, Mon
day.
Reed Beatty and wife, of Hix Run,
spent the past week with VIM. Wykoff
and wife, returning home Sunday.
The chicken and oyster supper held in
the hall Saturday evening was we'll at
tended and all report having been we'll
fed.
The residents of this place reported on
the sick list last week are all consider
ably better and improving as fast as can
be expected.
Sadie Comley, daughter of K. f.
Comley, of this place, who is working at
Sterling RIM, was reported very sick
Sunday. Her friends all hope for her
speedy recovery.
"Bvgs" Graham spent Sunday at the
Valley House, returning to work Mon
day morning.
John Anderson, of Mt. Jewett, who
has been spending the past week with his
sister, Mrs. Herman Anderson, returned
home Monday.
Schwab Bros, filled their ice house
Saturday, just in time, for sudden
breakup came Sunday, clearing the
creek.
Mrs. Alfred johnson, wife of section
forenoon at Fenton's Tank, visited Her.
man Anderson and wife, Friday.
The Penn Brick Co.'S Extra No. ZIG,
of Calder, made its first trip of the sea-
son to this place Monday. Harry Morse,
at the throttle. This eerly start looks vel
TOR another summers boom at the works.
"Pop" Garven and Jim Harvey made
trip to Sterling Run Monday, to saw
off the tie of the seven-up game,
played at this place Friday, and lost all
their laurels. They returned to that
place Tuesday morning, stating they
would try and win them back if possible,
if not they would go to Emporium, and
play the games there that they have
scheduled, They evidently lost tor they
were seen on their way to Emporium,
over the hill vie Canoe Run.
/ LOUISE
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MEOlx RUN.
FINS.

Emmett Ogden was at Wilkesbarre on
business last week
Willie Barr, of Hicks Run, visited his
uncle at this place over Sunday.
Mrs. Thos Dalton, who has been i'll
for some time, is improving slowly, under
the care of DR.. Mock.
A number of people from this place at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Daugherty at
Benezette, Tuesday.
Alice and Harry DeHass, of Benezette,
are visiting their sister at this place.
Mrs. B. L. Shaffer is on the sick list.
Born, to Wn. Pitner and wife, girl,
Monday night.
Virginia Orr, who has been sick with
measles for some time, is better at this
writing.
Henry Hill was a Driftwood visitor
last week.
The high school closed here three days
last week, as our principal, Fred Coch-
ran, was at Indiana on business. How
about it, Fred?
Harriet Nefcy, of Driftwood, visited
her sister at this place last week.
Agnes Wagner is visiting friends at
at Bois this week.
Jacob Frantz, of Driftwood, visited his
brother at this Place over Sunday.
Ruth Ross was shopping in Dubois
one day last week
The restaurant changed hands last
week. Mohan went to his former lhome
at First Fork and Mrs. John Callahan
took possession.
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HUkTLEY.

Gladys Hill, of Grove Hill, was the
guest of Mrs. w. r. Smith on Monday.
L. Il. Smith tranacted business in
Driftwood on Saturday.
Roy L. Smith, of Remove, called on
his parents, Levi H. Smith and wife,
Sunday.
Lawrence Smith, of Remove, called on
bis family Saturday and Sunday.
Henry Hill and A. Fl. Jordan, of
Grove Hill, transacted business in town
on Saturday.
William Fl. Logue and John S. Jor-
dan transacted business in Driftwood on
Friday.
G. W. johnson is working second trick
at HY tower tor few days.
II. f. Foster, second trick man at HY
tower, is working at Remove Office for Q
few days.
Mrs. G. J. Miller called on relatives
and friends at Hicks Run few days last
week.
John Drivas, track hand for w. W,
johnson, is on the sick list.
Mrs. Leslie English, OF Castle Garden,
called on her parents, ]. S. Jordan and
wife on Saturday.
William Kailburn was business caller
in Driftwood on Friday.
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Breezy
County
News
FIRST FORK.
5l5i=G5(IG@&z

Ebh0H UnNs
Judge John A. Wykoff, OF Sinnama-
honing, was renewing old acquaintances
on First Fork last week.
The school directors of Grove town
ship, held their directors meeting at
Haynes' school house, last Saturday.
Bailey school, No. 3, closed very sue
cessful term last week. The school was
started last July. Stella Logue, the
teacher, is the daughter of jesse Logue,
of First Fork, Pa.
Walter Swank, who has been employ
ed at Hammersley for some time, spent
Sunday under the parental roof. He
contemplates going to North Carolina
with crew of men selected by the COM
pany. They start from Driftwood this
week.
The measles are spreading some. Two
families in Miller district are still housed.
Hicks and Miles Smiths have them
also. The Miller school will be clos ed
this week yet. Renew work again Mon
day, March 7, 1910.
Mrs. Frank Miller, who is at Lock
Haven Hospital, is improving slowly.
They may bring her home the latter part
OF the week, or the beginning of next
week.
The Spelling Bee at Sinnamahoning,
vas largely attended last Friday night.
There will be pie social at Gilmore
school house, next Saturday, March 9th.
Everybody cordially invited to attend.
J. Haynes, who has been employed at
sinnamahoning, is home for some time.
Ortha Smith, of Sinnamahoning, was
the guest of Samuel Smith over Sunday.
Emma Berfeld, of near Costello, was
visiting relatives at the Haynes home,
over Sunday.
FINS.
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SINNAMkHONlNG.

-|yrtle Shafer spent Sunday in En-
porium.
Mrs. V. A Brooks visited her daugh-
ter Mrs.W. T. Piper at Remove, last Sun
day.
Mrs. Gakle and two small sons, of
Heating, visited her sister, Mrs. Milford
Krebs, couple days last week.
Mrs. j. II. Darrin was the guest of
her son Geo. Darrin last week.
Quite number of our young people
attended the band concert at Driftwood
last Saturday evening.
Heber Wykoff and wife are visiting
his father and mother.
Wash. Crum, of st. Marys, was in
town last Sunday.
j. III. Drum who has been clerking for
Crum Bro for several months has ac-
cepted position with Couusil Bros.
Geo. p. Jones and Chas. Rishell, of
Emporium, aud John Schwab, of Cam
eron, were in town Monday
The Literary Society held very inter-
esting meeting last Friday evening.
Special missionary services were held
in the Church last Sunday evening.
They were we'll attended considering the
inclement weather and all enjoyed the
various selections and especially the sing
ing by Mrs. Ayres, of New York.
James Wykoff spent Sunday in EN-
porium.
A. j. Barclay made business trip to
Emporium last Monday.
! Mrs. Francelia Shafer has been quite
i'll but is improving at this writing.
f. A. johnson. of Emporium, was in
town Monday.
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WYSiDE NEWS.
b.. B..

Business is progressing quite lively in
this little town.
Bula Batchelder has been quite sick
with chicken pox.
Miranda Mason, who has been visiting
at Driftwood the past week, returned to
her home on SUNDAY.
Joe saws he will try to develop the
pictures now, it being such cloudy wea-
ther.
Mrs. Geo. D. Mead is improving slow
ly.
The girls say stamps are more useful
than candy, but Pop don't think SO.
Mrs. John Jordan, of Huntley, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Batchelder.
Mrs. S. A. Logue passed into her 83rd
year on Feb. 23rd. She is one of the
Oldest residents of this community.
J. A. Mead has returned from Ham
mersley. He had the pleasure of call
ing on his friends here, especially the fair
sex.
"Budd Muttersbaugh was seen on
our streets one day last week.
w. Fl. Davis and son we're seen on the
low land Saturday.
DIR. Beale, of Driftwood, was here on
Tuesday, on wheels.
Mrs. w. ]. Mead visited her home
people the first of the week.
Quite a number of our young people
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-03-03
STERLING RUN.

Quite . number in town were sick with
la grippe the past week.
II. Z. Foster is working at Remove for
short time.
The Sterling Base Ball Team cleared
$500 at their supper Friday night and
all had fine time.
Mrs. Geo. Carlston, of Emporium, was
business caller in town Saturday.
The heavy rain Saturday and Sunday
caused quite land slide on the Mt.
Hope Railroad. The water it very high
at this writing. On Monday it raised
one foot in one hour.
Mrs. Nathan Silin and children, of
Sinnamahoning, were the guests OF A.
Padolf and family over Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Hulsinger, of Remove, was
. visitor in town the past week.
Mrs. J. II. Darren was called to Sinna-
mahoning the past week on account of
the illness in the family OF her son, Geo.
Darren.
Fl. Martino, who has been at his home
in Bradford for some time was in town a
few days this week.
Mrs. G. G. Hewlett and Nettie Kissel
were Emporium visitors Tuesday.
Sadie Comely, who has been
been quite i'll, is better at this writing.
Mabel Stephens, of Ridgway, was
was the guest of her parents, VIM.
Stephens and wife, the past week.
BLUE BELL.
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Will Pay Large Dividends.

Land Investments are secure and pay the best
Land is indestructible. Land values increase up,
a rule. buy or sell land at great advantage.
The greatest profits are made by setting together
as g company To buy acres ct wholesale price
the way to make money. great factor In the
degree OF success of suchsa scheme ia to have O
strong company, run by experienced townsite
around it. Such concern IL the Interstate and
LaHd Company, P. o. Box 1e3 Denver, Colorado.
You will get big dividends by buying shares at
the above address, by post ONCE or express order
or by bank draft, for as many shares as you
want. sat
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WANTE

To introduce large 1909 Spring line of beauti-
fni dTess goods and waistings. Latest up.to-date
New York City patterns. Handsomest line of
materials ever seen. Quick sales, large profits.
Can make $40 or more weekly. Samplesand flu
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Express prepaid. No money required. Exclu-
stve territory. Our prices are low. Write for
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Standard Dress Goods Co., Dept. 6, sInghaHtsn. \.
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BEEC HWOOD.

Sleighiug parties have been fashion
able, bat we fear the rain has made them
thing of the past. ~ J.
Alfred Rice. of Olean. N. w., visited
his parents at this place, last Sundaya,e
Mrs. D. Nj. Toner has been i'll with la
grippe. gp~. avr g9y
David Kirkpatrick, son and daughter,
left on Monday for Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. K, having sold his farm.
Sharp Rice has accepted position. as
laborer on the repairs of p. r. R.
Della Lawson met with a painful 40.
cident last Monday, which resulted in. q
spla;ned ankle. She simprovipg at this
writing >,
NJ. K. Evers, who has been confined to
his home for some time, is able to resume
his duties.
E. L. Whitley, of Kane, visited friends
in town last week. .,
1t is reported that we are to lose some
of our young ladies in the near. future.
We do not like this idea, as we have such
few, we should miss them very much.
Here's luck, however.
Washington's birthday was celebrated
in very cunning way. Many tea parties
were held, but?
Joseph Cook is quite i'll.
The Grange Lodge held their regular
meeting on Saturday evening.
I.C. U.
(Other County news on 4th page.)
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attended the Sinnamahoning church en-
tertainment last Sunday evening.
ICICLE.
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Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets are safe, sure and reliable, and have
been praised BY thousands of women who
have been restored to health through
their gentle aid and curative properties.
Sold by all druggists.
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Mountain Park
Green Houses.
Nidgway, Pa,

We have the largest and most up-to-
date GREEN HOUSE In Western
Pennsylvania.
All orders left at Geo. J. LaBar's,
Emporium, Pa, will receive prompt
and careful attention. Satisfaction
guaranteed. 52-ly.