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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-08-11
NORTH CREEK.

Miss Elsie Berry, of Sterling Run, was
visitor here Sunday of last week, gucsl
of her sister, Mrs. Annie Housler.
The Woman's Missionary Society met
at Mrs. Alzina Britton's, Wednesday of
last week. The meeting was well at
tended and goodly amount of work done.
Tressa Britton came home Saturday
from West Creek, where she had been
working this summer and intends to stay
to attend school this coming term.
Harry Hockman and wife and Myrtle
Lewis visited relatives and friends on
West Creek over Sunday.
The Misses Fay and Clara Wheaton,
of Rich Valley, were guests of Olive
Cool, over Sunday.
VIM. Spence was up from the city, at
tending the social Saturday evening, and
was guest of his cousin, Mrs. Annie
HOusler.
We are glad to hear those words Of
praise in behalf of our Sunday School
and will be pleased to receive more visit
ors (and our own people, too.) Come,
and make the Sunday school even more
interesting.
Milton aud Dormon Moore, of Rich
Valley, are visiting their aunt and grand
mother, Mesdamcs Solyeson aud IIouslor
Th" social Saturday night was well at
tended and was grand success. A
goodly sum was realized, being S30l5.
The committee thank the public most
kindly for their patronage.
II. B. Moore was IN town Tuesday of
last week, returning Wednesday, a. N.
Walter Smith, W. +. Lewis and Mrs.
Annie llousler were town visitors on
Thursday f. A. Lewis was also to
town on Thursday aud when returning
killed a black atIler near the North
Creek Watering trough, Said snake
sported ten ratIles and button
The ratllers seem 10 be- as numerous
IN these parts as elsewhere. v. VI. Dow
killed one 10 his hay field, aud Clcndon
Moore aud Norman Solyeson report the
death Of Que (by lheir hands) one even.
ins last week when they were bringing
their COWS from pasture, up forcupine
Hollow.
\ warning-lt would be- we'll for any
one going into a strange yard Tor drink
Of water % 20 be careful o. they may
tall through a wire tcuea iuto a beartnp.
Instead oi an innocent little ohiekpu coop.
Twenty seven Ut Our people attended
the temperance entertainment ia che ilgh
Valley church Thursday night. .anr tak
iuf part in the exercise sith reelUtiuns
reading ani singing A yeB Interesting
meelHs Is reported
Egsul llou-lf scat ta tha ..ff Nm.
laf q mat Nw Etba dushfl ~
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STERLING RUN.

Mrs Elmer Whiting and children re-
turned home Saturday from a month S
camping at her husbands camp at Pen
field.
Mr.. Donahue, of st. Marys, moved his
family Monday into Mrs. n. d. Jordan's
house. He will work for Mt. Hope
Coal Co.
Emporium base ball team, captained
by J.W. Harvey,of Cameron played some
of the first and second teams of S'erlin"
Run, Sunday. Score" 20 II in favor
of Err rum. The second team ex-
pected to play Cameron but was surpris-
ed to find nearly all Emporium players.
Kathryn May left Wednesday for sew
eral weeks visit with relatives at Remove.
Mrs. Eddings and Mrs. Pondas of
Hicks Run, are guests of their parents
VIM. Berry and wife.
Mrs. Della Reamer and children, after
spending several weeks with her parents
J. A. Dice and wife, left Sunday for her
home at Paddy's Run.
Joe. McNarney of Emporium, visited
Mrs. L. NJ. Lewis between trains Sunday
He left Emporium Monday to attend
school at Washington, ID. c.
Thomas Eddy's mother, who lives at
st. Marys died from dropsy Monday.
She had been poorly for some time.
John Wade of Meadville, visited his
parents Owen Wade and wife over Sun
day.
John Schwab and wife of Cameron
were visitors in town Sunday, guests of
Mary Summerson.
Mrs. b. b. Smith and children of
st. Marys are the guests of her mother
in law, Mrs. Samuel Smith
Mrs. c. A. Dice and sister Stella are
visiting relatives in Remove this week
Mrs. Ed. Berry, who moved here re-
Gently from Michigan, received word Sat
urday that her mother who lived in Nir-
ginia had died quite suddenly aud was
buried before word could reach her.
Flora Cromwell of Emporium was the
guest OF her parents, Carl Cromwell aud
wife.
Mrs. Martha Smith, and daughter
Lora O'Keefe visited relatives at En-
porium the past week.
Mrs. Law of Remove was the guest of
j, \. Dice and family Tuesday.
BLUE BELL.
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Mrs. Mae Walters who has been helping
to care for her sister, Mrs. Smith, ut the
home of her niece, Mrs. Ethel Housler.
Miss Ethel will take her mothers place
while the last named lady returned home
for much needed rest Mrs. Smith
still continues to be in critical condition.
Mrs. Walter and little daughter, Loyce,
returned to their home Tuesday.
Ethel Britton, Hazel Chandler,
Thomas Britton, Ed. Morgan, V. M.
Dow and Fred Solveson were city visitors
ou Saturday.
Il pocket book containing money, was
found at the school house Sunday morn
ing. 1t is supposed to have been lost
Saturday night by some one who at
tended the social. The owners can have
same by calling on V. NJ. Dow and prov
ing property.
Miss Agnes Taylor, one of our FUSED
to was" young ladies, but who moved to
York State with her parents a year or
two ago, was married in June to Rufus
Frances. We extend hearty congratula-
tions.
BLUE JAY.
County news continued on Fourth pagc)
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-08-11

is when you do some great deed or dis
cover some wonderful fact. This hour
came to j. II. Pitt, of Rocky Mt. n. c.,
when he was suffering intensely, as he
says, "from the worst cold | ever had,
then proved to my great satisfaction,
what wonderful Cold and Cough cure
DIR. Kings New Discovery is. For, after
taking one bottle, was entirely cured,
You can't say anything too good of a
medicine like that" It's the surest and
best remedy for diseased lungs, Hemor-
rhages, LaGrippe, Asthma, Hay Fever,
any Throat or Lung trouble, soc, Sl.00.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all
druggists.
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CAMERON.
The lost has been found.

The Cameron Base Ball Club will hold
social and musicale in their hall Thurs
day for the benefit of the team.
Harry Morse tried to shove the cabin
off his engine with his head Sunday, bu;
could net move it.
the cold spring water does not seem
to agree with some of our young people.
Il. NJ. McFadden says he has trepass
notices put up in his park, but he finds
out that the young people will still enter
the grounds.
+. b. Hoag, A. T.. jerks and w. H.
g. Walker attended the school meeting
at Sterling Run Saturday.
George Walker was thrown of a horse
at the brick works Friday and severely
injured his leg.
Quite a number OF the Cameron boys
We're Emporium visitors Saturday even
ing. What is the attraction, boys2
The X. g. f., boys held their regular
weekly meeting ia the hall Saturday
evening, with a good attendance. 1t is
reported they will hold biz feed in the
near future.
The Cameron Singers beat the Stcrl-
Jog Tigers TO the tune Of l3 to ., sun
day. The all around playing OF the
Cameron boys was very satisfactory.
Dan Sullivan, Sr., h NJ MeFaddcn
aud Wm Num- went berryine Sunday
aud got lost in square Timber Run aud
no berries. They tried it again Tuesday,
returning home about clock With two
quarts Of berries all told Dan Sullivan
Killed Fattlosnako which he says meas
urod 7 ieet, 3 inches aud had 20.
ratlles aud was 10 inches IN thickness
lie said he would have brought II heme
bat il Vas too heavy H. says be "seen"
several othcrs bat they were 10 small 10
kill
LOUISE.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-08-11

cycle. She is dandy and can go like a
mail train. Bert comes up from Sinna-
mahoning now in very few minutes.
A. W. S. Smith, night watchman at
Huntley, will soon accept a position as
assistant foreman for w. w. johnson.
Mrs. Geo. Batchelder, of Sinnamahon-
ing, is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jordan this week.
SelburD Logue has resigned his posi-
tion as lamp man at HY Tower and has
accepted position as signal repairman at
Erie, with an increase of s25 per month.
A. L. Smith has resigned his position
a assistant foreman at Huntley and has
accepted a position as lamp mar at HY
Tower
The Huntley Band will give a musi-
cal entertainment at the opera house,
Front street, on Friday evening.
SPORT.
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HUNTLEY.

Il D. Collins has finished cutting aud
stacking one OF the finest fields OF oats in
this section Of the country.
G.. j. Miller aud wife transacted bust
ness IN Driitwood on Thursday
W r. Smith transacted business at
Driitwood aud Emporium 0 Friday.
WIN. IL Logue and crew OF men are
repairing the road on KarIhaus hill this
week.
Clyde Collins Is busily engaged in
threshing out g. W IIuntleys large field
oi wheat this week The new machine
does fno work
Wright Mason, Of Pine street, Was the
guest ol B. j. Collins aud family on
sunday
Mr " u smith was The guest Of
her sister, Alrs Wm Wheaton, oi Sin.
namahonlas over SUNDAY
q B Tannar. % Mason llill was tho
guest a bis sister. Nj. Nelson. % this
place. oyer Sunday
. = jordan ha. hfakea the f-elrl uu
u.rkiHn hueklrhaue ihis asln
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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-08-11

Albert Jordan was a visitor Saturday.
He brought in load of farm produce to
sell. Mr.. Jordan is one of the up.to date
farmers on Grove Hill He reports crops
looking good.
Robert kirkland left Monday for st.
Marys, to work for Hall, Kaul & Co.
Hugh Coleman, of Drifwood, was a
visitor, Tuesday evening.
Harry Elliot forestry officer, is at
First Fork this week looking over the
state road
Al, Barclay was visitor at the
county seat, Monday.
William Logue is rusticating at the
Mountain House this week.
Berry pickers report finding the re-
mains of deer in Cooks Run and Jerry
Run last week. Some parties are get
ting their venison early.
Thomas Espy, the enterprsing barber,
has moved his shop into Krebs Brothers
building, where he will be ready to ac
comodate all of his customers.
Miss Clea English, of Hammersly, is
visiting friends here this week
Washington Camp, =. o. S. of A., are
contemplating putting in new lights in
their hall
j. X. Butchelder, tax collector of
Grove, is waiting patiently for the de-
hnquent Taxpayers to come aud settle.
II would be nice il some Of our deal
ers would get mess Of fresh fish once in
awhile to make change from the meat
diet.
Michael Sullivan is contemplating
buying the lot from the L. o. 5, OF A /,
below the b. \ s. station aud building
himIa house, get housekoeper aud take
comfort the rest Of his days.
Nathan Siin, Of the Silin Wholesale
Mtg Company, is in New York City
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. r.. Smith went 10
Wetport, SUNDAY, 10 attend the funeral
Of Mr., Smiths father
j r. Batcheldcf aud several Others
.it on thfif pnfthesl sunday evening
aud watched the rabbits eating their sub.
per They were yery choice Of shat
they ate, so-tly young clover aud plan
tous. IL Is pleasant 20 watch the htllo
animals at their play, j Il. has shot
gun handy Zoe stray eats aud dogs aud
the huunles seem % kuus H.
William l.osue Of llunlley, supervisor
~ Gibson. sho has been cleaning up the
read from sinnamahuuiua 20 kauhaus,
haished the Job last SATURDAY The Tnad
COS j. cleaned u brush and loss tho
whole intance - Grove supervisors clear
"a their part last spuus aud Chulon
coaaly people cleared their past. Tho
road ID good e1nilfi1n nau ali but a
bridge aeIoss Nykah HaI. shieh o.
doubt viIl b. huili Ia ths ssar future, 10
i ls much utaflsi
John jordan ~ llautIsY sh.s aai n
kaHlau4 atf assk hsi fll. lhuH.af
saauut.f aIlh mHHstsf hart "a eam.
af b ll. laf aI hH naI Hh.a a.l aH
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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-08-11

No matter Il youf sidney truable is
acute 10 ebrouia Policy kidney Remedy
sill reach your ease Ma Claude hrasn
hl}unlhsllle III write, Al that b. sal
ieTel maay maHihs ailh kidney eam-
plalHi ah.eh baiilei all lfaaimfgt At
hs D. tuei Foley kidney hamely aal
= i.a ars haH.n effected "a umF'eI,
cote ~ "a has ban n ne.iim
4ht faI4 u ms e.Il hY Emporium
uH Co.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-08-11
For Quick Relief From tiay Fever

Asthma and summer bronchitis, take
Foley's Honey aud Tar Il quickly re-
lieves the discomfort and suffering aud
the annoying symptoms disappear. 1t
soothes aud heals the inhamed air passa-
ges OF the head, throat aud bronchial
tubes. IL contains no opiates and no
harmful drugs. Refuse substitutes. For
sale by Emporium Drug Co.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-08-11
A Master Tailoring Service

Here in the store of your HOME Master Tailoring
Service where perfect fit and satisfaction absolute certain
es here STYLE fit quality and price happily combined
merit your immediate and continued patronage.
We to those who seek THE UTMOST
bring all that the exclusive merchant tailor
prices which Loweasily within the
reach of all
There supreme feeling OF satisfaction wearing
AMERICAN TAILOR MADE--a sense that only those who
served fully appreciate elegance Of STYLE
fautess tailoring perfect conformity of lines the person.
reveal ones figure and individuality at it's best
veritabe show of styles and fabrics brought
year very and you glance leisuey through this dy
YOUR own womany instinct will you that
PROPER and the fabrics tasty and servceabe.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-08-11
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS

Tonic iu quality ard action, quick in
results, For baekache, dizziness, ner.
vousness urinary irregularities aud rheu-
mati-m, Sold by Emprium Drug 90.
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Skates for Sale.

Ball bearing roller skates, one dollar
per pair. Inquire of A. T.. Andrews,
Second street. 23tf.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-08-11

atoeIshoiders Meeting.

fT'HE Board OF Directors ofthc Emporium Water
l Company, hereby give notice, that special
meeting uf the stockholders win be held ii the
office If the said Company in Emporium, Penn.
sylyanis. on saturday, the twenty seventh day of
August, 1910, at o'clock. Z, NJ, fuf the purpose
Of Vuttng for ur against the proposed Increase
Of the indebtedness 81 the sald Company -
so. .0U0.
JoHN u. LOGAN, Secretary.
June n, isto--tEsttt
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Announcement.
We have been Appointed Agents for the
American Ladies' Tailoring Company

This Company makes Ladies Suits Coats Dresses,
Skirts and Cape the fit and style of every
and delivers them in weeks We show several undred
handsomy illustrated garments and 240 styles of cloth to select
from.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-08-11
New Decorating and
Drapery Department

We have secured the services of the
well-known artist, Fl. G. Fritz, and are
prepared to take contracts of any size
for painting, decorating, and frescoing
and furnish carpets, furniture, and
draperies, and complete outfits for
houses, churches, banks, public build
ing, etc.
Designs and estimates submitted on
request.
Smith Brothers Co..
RIDGwAY, PA.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-08-11

Mems SOx.
Best 25c quality of stylish Lisle
Thread and silk finished sox in grays,
tans, garnets and other fancy ar
patterns. Sale price per pair lOC
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The Best Hour of Life

County news continued on Fourth pas
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-11

The promptness liberaly with which Atlanta rails
ing the Tech fund tribute the city well to the IN
suton By yesterday nearly twohrd of the required
steadily growing As usual the people of Atlanta have
risen to the demands of great public
This money will for the Tech appropriation OF
hryfve thousand dollars from the state which, without the
fund.- doubtless lost With the entire
school will spacious and needed
shop through which will be able to accommodate growing
press and expand proportion to its inherent
vigor and progressive spirit.
This will much the Tech and the boys of Geor
the south But them will than to
this city. good school of the most precious possessions
that any community enjoy particularly if it be school
mbued Tech is with the spirit of social service
This institution worth much Atlanta educational adj
vertisement such will spread the ciys into
would be reached and will guarantee
incoming of the class of citizens who the best
home makers
Aside this general consideration however the Tech
of definite value Atlanta Through its
night school hundreds of working and boys
given the opportunity of getting education Scores young
AantlanS IN rooms
tories free of charge.
In view of all Atlanta helping herself when
helps The contribution of this fifteen thousand dol
lars should be made the basis and starting point of closer and
cordial relations between the city and this school At
lantan should heneorh take alert and personal interest
Georgia School of Technology They should
the Monday morning series of public lectures that will
begin They should support its athletic enterprises and
its magazine.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-11

Yesterdays elections mark the beginning of era IN
American politics and government The nationwide revolt
against Repubcanism uprising against old system OF
machine rule conducted behalf of special interests and at the
sacrifice of the general good.
The peoples verdict much than Reputation OF
single political party. 1t warning against that party
methods wherever and by whomsoever they pracced ana
it death to the old idea that government may be
manipulated for the profit of few the OF pubic
rights.
Never of this principle widespread
and profound than yesterdays elections Wherever the bal
lots fell they told practically the story and drove home
the lesson The Republican part it happened was the
stronghold of the abuses while Democracy had risen
to the call of the times had put order and had
advanced leaders who truly represented the progressive thought
that astir in the popular mind.
Upon competency sticking the ideals which 1T
rumphed remaining loyal to the trust
that has been it and undivided within its own ranks
upon this depends the party continued That will
remain there every evidence and that means that the
prospect for Democratic president in 1912 brighter than
for many decades
The results New England and New York are particularly
striking Massachusetts, and Connecticut for long years rock
centers elected Democratic governors
There elsewhere throughout the country the Republican
parys pledge the robber tariff perhaps the
chief element in its defeat.
The situation in New York is rejection of Roosevelts
dangerous New Nationam and ringing avowal of that great
loyalty constitution and the principle of local.
self for every commonwealth in the union Had
mperastc doctrine rumphed the American people would
good But has gone down in defeat
where it is destined undoubtedly to remain
The foodde victory of Governor Harmon in Ohio is
significant aspect Tuesdays voting and the election
Wilson Jersey distinct gain for good
government and sound political principles
That Democracy will control the house of
appears certainty This free right of for egisa
behalf of all the people 1t let hope the be-
ginning of honest tariff law and the end of the system of
federal extravaganza and oigarchc politics
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-11

In the old story books frequently happens that dwarf
elf will prove far mghr and wicked than the
biggest giant In nature this today downright fact There
is, for instance the microscopic boil weevl.
average business looks rather ndferenty the
boil weev and farmer has snsed its Importance AS
compared cyclone flood the boil weev is considered
nincompoop veritab nothing Yet for all their buster
neither cyclone full of real peril for the ag
cultural therefore for all the commercial interests of Geor
ga today we'll nigh invisible little pests This not
bit fancy grim fact borne the costly experience
of other states
OF particular therefore, conference which the
has called be held in this city
ment prevent possible the spread of the boil weev
and its damage The chamber has invited
bankers merchants and business generally
well farmers be and with good for each and
all Of interests vitality concerned
weevl that destructive to cotton has for number
moving eastward 1t has spread Mississippi
appeared the southern counties of Alabama Geor
In the records show the boil weev
the crop from nine hundred and yfve thou
bales 1906 hundred and sevenve thousand bales
entaled annual loss of forty million dollars
worth Georgias while to spend little time and
order that she not suffer kindred loss In the
coming years That the design of the conference Its
interested what the boil
to consider methods
whereby of this pest may be foresaed
approach be checked great extent and that
considerably essened proved by sclen
experiments If the farmers of the state act promptly they
millions of dollars To stimulate such action and to
enlist the interest of business and commerce at
large is object of the approaching conference.
is therefore much to be hoped that every quarter OF
the field of industrial and financial we'll
agricultural life will be represented at this important meeting
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-11

The donation nearly dollars which Georgia
receive from the Peabody educational board will hearten
and materially strengthen phase of the school
system.
Within ITSELF the not large but brings aid to certain
branches of educational endeavor which without
this gift would practically have lacked support whatever and
would perhaps have had to be discontinued
Five thousand dollars of the amount for instance will to
the fuherance general educational campaign Every dollar
itself appropriate needed the actual
schools There thus left fund for stmu
lang communities that less apathe
school question Yet work could be important In
deed parents sorey need of
being the priceless value of education than the children
being school branches Five thousand dol
effort every portion of Geor
ga burning of what good schools mean will rebound
profit and splendor of the state through long
thousand hundred dollars of the Peabody donation
will continuance of the excellent work which Prof
R. H. Powell is carrying supervisor of rural schools
that schools of country districts will be strong
thorough result that particularly be desired
An thousand dollars will be applied the
direction of the State Normal school at Athens
This appropriation for Georgia through the eff
forts Hoke Smith, who member of the Pea
Governor Smith has thus added another distinctive
his efforts for the of education
GeorRiA