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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-12-15
BEECHWOOD.

Mrs. j. i. Reid was called to Remove
on account of sickness.
Guy Brown, of St. Marys called on
friends in town Sunday.
Mrs. G. Toner, of Howard, is visiting
her parents at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Logan spent a
few days at Curwensvile, Dubois, and
other points of interest.
Robert Wylie was business caller in
Emporium on Thursday.
Mr.. John Nyhart spent few hours at
the county seat Wednesday.
Alfred Rice is some better at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carney, of Ridg-
way, were the guests of the Lawson fam
lily on Thursday.
Lora kirkpatrick, of Hicks Run, was
the guest OF GoIdie Rice over Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith,
Dec. 4th, a daughter.
Jacob Herbstreet visited his daughter
at St Marys, last week.
Reuben Andrews, who has been locat-
cd at Nebraska, is home for the holidays.
Miss Helen Friendel, of Emporium,
returned to her home Monday, after
making short visit, guest of her friend,
Tressa Lawson.
The popular ten, of this place, are
preparing to give a dance and supper on
Dec. l7h. A good time is assured
Mrs. John W. Wylie was visiting her
daughter at st. Marys the past week.
Mrs. John Lawson is the guest of her
daughter at Pittsburg.
Belle Hamilton and George Simous of
St. Marys visited their friends in town
Sunday.
Rev. Chas. Lehman, who is conduct
ing revival services at the NJ. f. Church
for the past two weeks, is having great
success, bringing many young people to
the altar. Let the good work 20 on.
SPRUCE UP
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MEDIX RUN.
X Y. II.

Horace Smith, while switching cars at
tannery, Friday morning caught several
fingers in the steel rope, smashing three
fingers. He will be unable to work for
some time.
The infant daughter, aged four
months, of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Carson
died Friday morning of pneumonia. Re
mains taken TO Clearfeld on Saturday for
burial.
Miss Iva Backus, who has been sick
for some time, is better.
A few cases of whooping cough in
town.
Mrs. Jos. Riss went to Dubois hospi-
tai on Wednesday for treatment.
Mamie DeHass, OF Benezette, is visit
ing her sister at this place.
The Ladies Aid Society will hold
fair in Band Hall, Dec. 18th. Benefit
of Rev. Engler.
Miss Mary Miller is now able to be
around again.
Mary Swain, of Austin, is visiting her
sister, Mrs G. A. King.
Mrs. Mae Wolfrau, who has been suf-
ferning with rheumatism, is somewhat
better.
Mrs. r. Nelson, of Du Bois, visited
here few days ago, guest Of her daugh-
ter.
a number of Odd Fellows from this
place attended Lodge at Benezette Sat
urday evening.
a dance, benefit of the band was Civ
en- Saturday evening.
T. II. Garrity was a Dubois visitor
one day last week.
T. II. Clarity was a Dubois visitor
one day last week.
Frank Eye, of Clearfeld, while en-
route for Roaring Branch, stopped eff a
couple of days, guest OF Ed. Moore and
family.
Geo. Pistner was Dubois business
visitor on Thursday.
Mrs. Jack Garlin, of Benezette, was
visitor in town Wednesday.
The Pocahontis held their regular
meeting Wednesday evening.
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NORTH CREEK.

Henry Carter is driving team for J.
w. Lewis and hauled wood for f. II.
Marshall Wednesday and Friday.
Mrs. Solveson visited the city Friday.
Warren Moore called on friends here
Sunday.
Ed. Morgan visited town on Monday,
Mrs. Vine Swartwood and Mrs Annie
White were guests of Mrs May Mc-C Glen
ahan and family Sunday.
Frank Craven passed through our
streets Wednesday.
VIM Smith and Everal Housler were
city visitors Wednesday.
Mrs Solveson gave taffy party Tues
day evening. There were seven couples
present. Games and music were the
principal features Of the evening, except
ing the nicely prepared luncheon, to
which they all did justice. The young
folks report a pleasant time.
To town Saturday: Olive Cool, v
M. Dow, Wm. F Lewis, Willis Me
Clenahan, Everal Housler.
Robt. Warner purchased new team.
They are oxen. Some one wonders if
they are so mnch alike that he has to
put "B" on one end of the yoke for
Buck and "B' on the other end
for Berry, so he can tell them apart.
Henry Carter was city visitor Tues
day.
THAT birthday party which was to be,
will not take place until the beautiful
warm days Of summer.
j. n. Chandler and Corydon Hous-
Ter are living up Porcnpine Hollow.
Dec. IA, 1910. BLUE JAY.
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STERLING RUN.

Oliver Evans, first trick operator at
Huntley, attended the o. r T. meeting
at Kane last Saturday
Mrs. c. A. Dice was a visitor at Re
noyo the past week
Mrs. Cora Stewart aud Mrs Ray
Dinniny, Of Driftwood were the guests
of their brother, Mort. Dinuiny and fam
lily, recently.
NJ. A. Barr is on the sick list this
week.
Whiting Herrick, of St. Marys, was
the gutssN of his grandmother, Mrs. Her
rick, Saturday.
The Messiah Church caught fire SUI
day mornin- aud had it not been for the
help of Samuel Ebersole, Jr., and a few
Others, it would have been destroyed; as
it was, considerable damage was done.
Mrs. w Il BAgley visited relatives at
St Marys, Tuesday.
We have been having zero weather for
the past week.
Frank Charter, of Remove, was yisi.
tor 10 town Tuesday.
Ed Marshall, of Chapman Hill, cap
tured cross silver grey and red fox. 1t
also had few black spots and was a
beauty.
Mrs Chas Jones, who has been visit,
ing her sister, Mrs. Watson, at Snow
Shoe, for several weeks, returned home
Tuesday.
The Mount Hope Coal Co have com
menced to survey the mile of road fur
ther on to the second drift where they
have opened another mine.
Mrs. Law and Mrs. Demorest, of Re
novo, were the guests of the latters sis
ter, Mrs. j A. Dice.
BLUE BELL.
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SINNAMAHONING.

Mr.. John Ganse visited friends in
Coudersport, over Sunday.
Mrs. c. w. Gray shopped in Dubois
last Wednesday.
Mrs. j. H. Baird, Mrs T. j. Fulton
and Mrs Nathan Silin attended a meet
ing of the Eastern Star, on Thursday
evening
Ray Carstater spent Wednesday at his
home in Heating.
Mrs. Shade of Heating spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Frank Fisher.
Miss Nettie Kissell, of Sterling Run
returned home last Wednesday, after
spending some time with her sister, Mrs.
7 S. Fulton.
Mrs. Siin visited in Dubois last week
Rev. r. w. Runyan, Messrs. j H.
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DRIFTWOOD.

The annual Masonic Banquet was
given by the Ladies Aid Society on Fri
day evening last. About seventy-two
guests were present, including members
of Driftwood Lodge and visitors from
Remove, Emporium, Benezette, Hicks
Run, Northumberland and Sinnamahon-
ing.
A very nice dance was held in Nit
chell's Opera House on Thursday even
Ing last Excellent music was furnished
by Miss Florence Murphy and company.
Mrs s. r. Kreider and Mrs. j. D.
Winslow of this place attended the meet
ing of the Eastern Star Lodge, in En-
porium on Wednesday last
The Fancy Work Cub met at the
home of Mrs. Bruce Polm on Saturday
evening. \ pleasant time was reported.
Mrs. X. r. Krider of Northumber-
land is visiting at the home Of her par
ents, DIR. V. X. Corbett, aud will remain
during the holidays
Mrs Benjamin Osburn has been i'll
curing the past week.
Miss Ethel Runyan, Of Sihnamahon-
ing, was in town on Friday evening aud
Saturday.
Mr.. Roy kreider, of Northumber.
land, was IN town Friday evening to at
tend the banquet
\ program is being prepared by the
Literary Society OF the Driitwood school
TO be given on Friday afternoon, after
which the schools will close until after
New Years Day.
MIR. 5 l. kreider made business
trip to Emporium on Tuesday.
A Christmas program Is being pre-
pared BY the Methodist Sunday School,
A Christmas Tree and Santa Claus will
help to interest the young folks.
XXX
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-12-15
FIRST FORK

Notwithstanding the bad storm of Sat
urday night, Horace Ii. Hall, organized
Grange" at Baily School House, of l6
members, with the following officers;
Frank l.. Miller, Master; Mildred
Haynes, Secretary; George Goss, Over
seer, &c. Owing to the storm a good
many who had sent in their names fail
ed to show up.
Mrs. Elsie Beckner accompanied by
her sister Celia Logue, started for her
home at Laurel, Miss, on Saturday
They are going to stop over Sunday at
Dubois
Mercury got down to zero on Satur-
day morning.
J. r. Batchelder was up last week as
sessing,
LeGrand Wykof and John Moore
killed a small bear in Lick Island Run
about the middle of last week.
There has been but few bear killed
along this section this season, and the
bear hunters from a distance have all
gone home.
Mrs. Keck, of Wharton, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. r. NJ. Williams, for a
couple of weeks.
Since hunting season closed G.. Il.
Logue has gone back to Wharton, to
clerh again for William Holton.
Howard BuIlingame of Detroit, Mich
has been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Burlipgame, at Berge Run for
few days and is visiting friends at
Cameron since.
The game Wardens al went into the
woods and hunted game till the close Of
the deer season, Just as that was what
they were for, and since have started out
to hunt other game in the shape Of law
breakers. Pretty late in the season start
ING out, Eh?
NUF SED.
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NORTH CREEK.

Mrs. Emma Haskins, of Sizerville, is
visiting friends in this place.
Congratulations to Walter.
Christmas will soon be here
Anna Bates has returned from visiting
her parents in Plank Road Hollow.
Mrs. VIM. +. Lewis is on the sick
list
Garle Lewis has gone to Nina to work
in the kindling wood factory.
Olive Coole called on friends on West
Creek Saturday, bringing her father
home with her.
Winter has come at last. We have
some very cool nights.
Bertha Britton is improving
Ed Morgan visited the city last week
accompanied by Myrtle Cool,
Clendon Moore was sick last week.
Walter Smith made journey over the
-Four Mile recently,
Quite little photographing has been
done this week. How about it boys?
Very poor attendance at school the
past week.
{. f. Chadwick came near burning
out Monday morning. Be careful how
you burn wood these cold mornings.
The girls on North Creek are getting
some mysterious post cards.
Mrs. Cools baby is in very critical
condition. 1t is hoped that he will soon
improve.
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Signals Of Distress.
Emporium People Should Know How
to Read and Heed Them.

to Read and Heed Them.
Sick kidneys give many signals of dis
tress
The secretions are dark, contain sed-
iment
Passages are frequent, scanty, painful.
Backache is constant day and night.
Headaches and dizzy spells are fre-
quent.
The weakened kidneys need quick
help.
Don't delay Use special kidney
remedy.
Doans Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys,
backache and urinary disorders. En-
porium evidence proves this statement.
Mrs. Anna Ximmet, Fourth Street.
Emporium, Pa, says: "Teu years ago
procured Doan's Kidney Pills at Tag
CARTS Drug Store and found them to be
reliable kidney medicine. | shall al
ways recommend this preparation when
| have the opportunity.
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents,
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents. Remember the name
Doan's-and take no other.
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up player of the county, since be has
beaten champion Bagley of Sterling Run
to the tune of l0-3, Monday.
There are some pretty cute persons in
this place but it does not take a magni-
flying glass to see through the fog. Bet
ter be careful or the vodoo man will
catch you.
Cyrus Lupro returned from East
Orange, N. j., Monday, and after a short
stay here expects to make short trip
through the western States; from there
going to California, where he expects to
make his future home.
Dec. IA, 1910. LOUISE.
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Baird, G. II. Cordie, J. II. Krebs, G..
Fry, j. Barr, and James Counsil, attend
ed the Masonic Banquet, at Driftwood,
Friday evening.
Miss Myrtle Shafer spent Sunday in
Emporium.
Miss Il. Runyan called on friends in
Emporium on Friday.
Mr.. Frey and wife of Penfeld, spent
Sunday with their parents.
Mrs Ensign and granddaughter, of
Sizerville, spent Sunday with her son, A.
l.. Ensign.
Dec. II, 1910. N.Y..
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CAMERON.
BLUE BELL.

VIM. McYane lost fifty dollar COW
last week, owing to a bad tall received a
few weeks ago
Ice cutting is next in order, having
about seven inches Of ice now on the
creek.
VIM McVaue butchered two fine hogs
Monday. Total weight 1903 pounds
Who Is next?
Quite a number of the Brick Com
pany's people left recently, owing to no
work at present.
Dan Sullivan, Sr, sold valuable COW
and calf saturday to Mr. Hughes, OF
Emporium, TOR fine price.
A big time is assured the night of the
23rd To the people in this place and else
where, owing to the big dance here.
John McFadden has the record Of be-
ing the best and fastest wood ranker in
the county, having ranked seven cords in
three hours, Monday.
A card party was held in one of our
citizens homes the past week, aud the
pair that was cheating are the ones who
lost out. Next time play fair; maybe
you might win game once in a while
Wm. Wykof left for another hunting
camp this week. viii is successful
hunter and always brings home the
bacon.
Miss Esther Stuart and nieces, of De
troit, returned to this place after au ex-
tended trip 10 the former place
Howard Burhngame and wife, of De-
troit, are visiting the latter's parents at
this place.
\ biz Xmas entertainment is booked
for the 2lth, in this place All cordial.
ly invited to attend
". W Wvkod, Of First Fork spent a
iew days IN this place last week. Come
again, Wash.
G.. l., Pages addition to his house is
nearing completion aud soon ready for
occupancy.
}. w Harvey brought fine bull
'purp' from Sterling Run recently aud
made donation Of IT,
Frank sullivan, night track walker at
present, saw one Of the largest wild cats
Monday night that he ever saw, but AZ
ter short chase il was found to be a
grey rabbit.
Schwab Bro : received another car
lUad Of coal the past week Nearly all Of
our town people ATE supplied Tor the win,
ter nov.
Frank Sullivan was bitten by the kiss.
ing bug Sunday aud Is ia a serious con.
aiItiou at this writing
Since the town has started Two l.. C.
clubs, So correspondent has not been able
e. keep TAB pn either one 10 ke has
nothing fo report but from side issues re.
eatld i would ake one editor snl three
reporter busY g. keap ab au sll chat h
going au, aud lbsn aoud issg m.s
ha'f 81 che deInu Ia tbs place
" Harvey Is uow champion .as.a.
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A substitute i dangerous mak krliit
especially .n m.jlglny Th euupy
fa'f llauns ani Tan eufe eHa aat al
eah gue.I5 aud eiua yeIlua package
Accept O.. uiifuf Zoe a. hY Em.
Fafum pfu. e..
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-12-15

WANTED Everyone in Emporium
aud vicinity 10 read the opening chap
lers of the new serial by Robert W
Chambers la the November number of
Cosmopolitan Magazine Il u the
greatest novel of the ear and II Illus
trated hy Charles Dana Gibson
a o.
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westbhrook Commercial

Students who wish % start In Janu.
AIRY should apply now, Oaly a few
seats len. business, shorthand type
writing aud English courses goth
school year,
WEfhRnug ACADEMY,
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table foe auma usni complete UutHI
uswt Ht H bargain Apply
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mrH AAnpcAP.

MeAiestsr. Okla held its first cleo
tlon under commission government
fast Tassssv and slecfea = straight
democratic ticket such an electioa
Under the new rule. would Be possible
in only tEo states. Oklahoma md
Texas. n some of the Texas cities
even, the noa-Dartisan feature of con-
mission government Is provided for
bat 81 oklahoma the cities are not PER
nitEed 70 eliminate party nomIna-
tons.
Fortunately. however. NcAlester
has the rscan and 4 nuaber 81 other
ssrT excellent proTisIons for easorr-
ing good government from il con-
missionerz- TIE political eisctiors.
preserved . the politicians By t6e
state e0nstitstion. are = seriozg hars.s-
leap 70 ths new rale. While MeAlss
ter viii get better resaits. despite
this handicap. than L realized froz
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-09-24

First Published IN vEnita Chfeftain
September, :, 1907
NefTcE or SALE or REAL ESTATE
E0tise Is hereby given that II pur-
suznee 0f an order Of the County
Cuzrt q Craig County. Oklahoma.
made O the 7znd day Of august
1878. IN TIE matter Of the estate Of
Samuel D. DzmerDn. minor. the IN.
6erxigne1 zs guardian Of the estate OF
said minor. wili sell at private sale
% the highest bidder for cash. subject
70 confirmation b said County Court.
OF Monday. the 18TH day Of Septem-
Der, 1915. Al /. % O'Clock .. a. Of said
dsy D a. anv tine thereafter within
the statutory period for receiving bids.
az the Court Room in Craig County.
Oklahoma. all the right, title. interest
and estate OF the said Samuel D.
Damero1. : minor. acquired IN what
soeFer manner. il and . the following
described real estate situated in Craig
County. Oklahoma. snd more accu-
rately described p follows, foEit..
z 1-2 Of sW II Section "a. town-
ship e North, Range Is East. be-
ing Il al s. acres, more or less.
Bids must be Il writing ard may be
left Al the Office Of the Judge of the
fed check for ouethiEd Of the amount
Of the bid.
Dated tkis s1s< day Of August. 1915.
JOHN CAMERON. Guardian
adds 4. BROWN. Attorney.
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lNFAkTILE PARALYSIS AND PEI
LAGRA.
Number q Deaths From Each in 1909
IN the Census Bureaus Regis
trsfiou Area.

Washington. D. c. Sept z4-There
were $50 deaths from acute anterior
poliomyeiitis. or infantile paralysis.
lls from pellagra. s. from rabies. Or
hydrophebia. and deaths from lep-
rosy ia 1905. il the death registration
area q continental United States.
which comprises over $ per cert of
the total population. according to the
census bureaus forthcoming bulletin
on mortality statistics for 1865 sub
mitted 70 cenzas Director Darand By
Dr.. cressy L Wilbur. chief statisti-
eian for fitaI statistics
L il reported that u tie sss deaths
from infantsle paralysis. SO were of
whlte and only I cosored persons
There vas : somewhat greater incl
deEce 81 disease among males ard an
increased mortality n August. Sep
tember and October.
Tie balletin states that 10 stats.
teal Segregation q infzntEie paralysis
~ cause q deafh has been made
heretofore. bit the Increasing impor
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STATE DEnocsATIc TICKET

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zzzt-GoTsrzos-g. J. McAlss-
ter. q ncAiester
TrezszEeT-2s5srs Danlep. q ReE.
ksrE.
Anditor-I.eo 9eTer. Szyre. Okla
superintendent q Public Iastruc-
tios-R Il. Wilson. of Chickasha.
Attorney GeBerzl-chzries West. of
Enid
Commissioner Of Charities and Cor
reetiona-Kate Barnard. of OkIzh0ma
City.
Labor Commissioner - Charles =.
Daugherty. Of Oklahoma City
Corporation commissioner-George
A. Henshaw. Of MadilI
President Board OF Agriculture =
Thomas HTy4n. Of PeFFy.
state PrinteF-Glles Farris. of Man
gun-
Inspector and Examiner c. A.
Taylor. Of Pond Greek.
Nine InsDecS0r-Ed Boyle. Aecur-
tain.
Insurance commissioneF-P. A. Bal
lard. Of SoyIe
Clerk sspssAs COsrt-W h L
Campbell. Of Adz
Supreme Court
For Associate Jastice--sl ]. Kane.
d Eingfsher
For Associate Justlee-J- J. Dann.
q Ava.
Congregational
First DsstFict-S Z McNeil. of
PaFnee
Second District E L Fulton, q
Oklahoma City
TAira Dis,rict-James Davenport. q
vIrlta-
Fourth Dissriet-Charies Carter. q
Ardmore
Flnh Dissrsct-sson Fsrris. Of Llx-
ton
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vere not recognized ard rere c0nse-
q1ently returned as due 70 other
czzses O Is q unknown ezuse.
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only smsa portion Of The country IL
which peifzgrz : m0sf prevalent. II Il
woald seem that many hundreds and
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United States How many can never
be known unfiI systems Of complete
registration q deaths are more gener-
aliy adopted.
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DEnocRaTIc caMpnIes sook. /

DEMOCRATIC csMPMes BOOK.
TIE democratic rational eonerea-
sionzi COMMITTEES has issued It's ezn-
pzign book and i aoE distributing 4
Tie committee has 10 fznds zave "a
i obtains fhem through contrsburI sns
and i selling TIE book Al 81 per rgpT.
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-09-24
notice or PUBLICATION.

State Of Oklahoma. County 0f Craig.
IN The District Court 0f said c0untg.
Minnie FlHke. Plaintiff
vs. No sl4
Henry Flnke. Defendant
Said defendant. HeBry Ffuke. viii
take notice thct he has beer s1ed IL
tie above named court n an action
for divorce Oh tke grounds O. extreme
cruelty towards plaintiff, gross HegiecE
q duty. and habitnal drunkenness. ana
must answer The petition nled therein
b SD plaintiff On Or before the 18Th
day q OCTOBER. 1919. or sad pstisso4