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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08

Srullcll llllu StIItutr ptt Sltubel'
bahnsStrifer in HbiluoclpbIn
miro bellie nidt ituttfinoen. =
Ebiluoelpbio, I. elpril. -
Gie proiettirte EoraOe Der Srolen II.
ainoer Der StraBenbobn'Striter, Die
morgeu an ser 8roooltruBe Itottfins
ben Iolltc, lit nuf SamItag nudltcr
Mode perihobcn porocn, I'M fclt6ns
itellen, pb Manor Hpcburll mo bas
1epurtencnt fir oiIertIihe Cider.
belt ooS bon ibnen bconiprlld)tc Heht
beliBcn, bic Nemonl ltrotion 5ll perbics
ten. Gin Slnpnlt Der Stritcr cr-
idicn bclite I'M Common FleaS-@c=
ridt por 9fidtcr Eorr luo eriudte
Inn einen Ginbaltsbefebl lpelfe bic
Staotbeanten oouon ubbalten loll,
lidl in oie glfioire einSumiihen. Ser
Hittcr erfIGrte, sic Ingelcgenbcit in,
polpire crnItc Srogen, uno er millic
lib Die 9lnNeleaenbcit iiberlegen.
Ter Strobenbabnpcrfebr miro icEt
nit 5icnlicber Heeelnl0Bigfeit permit.
telt. Iic Nllirehterboltllng bcs 8e.
ieBeS uno Der Sronllng IN Terbin.
Dung nit Dem Strife ser StroBen.
babn.9lngelteIlten bat Der Staot Ebis
looclpbia bis belltc nabe5u cine Bier
tel WiiIlion Collars gefoltct. Gos
Sinnn5-Gomitc beS Stootrotbcs Dot
nGnllid cine Bill ein6eribtet, pelhe
ouf cine 9rpilliglmg bon $239,OOO
iiir bas Geportcmcllt iilr Die offents
Ii6e Siberbeit fiir Nrsgobcn, ruelde
wobrcno bcs Strifes notbig mrroen,
loltct. Gingeidloiien in oieie Ser.
pilligung linb $165.OO0 5ur 0c5nbs
l,lng Der grtropoli5ilten $4,000 iiir
9(utonlobil.Ytietben unb olocre bas
nit in Scrbinblmg Itebcnbe 9luSgos
ben unb $1,000 fir MoblScitcn fir
Bolijiiten, sic unltnterbrohcnen
Tieuit tbutcn. Nus ser VeipiQigllng
luerben audi Ole Stants.Gonltabler
rno Die rStotc 6encibleS" (Mtili5)
be5oblt iperben.
Grei Strifebrehcr iinb burh 50.
roncr 6oro Dem 8efGngniB iiberont'
iportet luorben, Inn Dor Der 8ranb.
Surp wegen Sobtihlags 5llr Serant.
iuortllng ge5ogen Sll iueroen. Gieiel.
ben lueroen iiir Den zoo bon SEQ
Zimmerman perantiportlih gebal.
ten, einem beiabrten Wionn, Der bon
eincm StraBerbabnluuggoll mdbreno
bieier I'M raiden 2nllfe begrifien mar,
berlnter getporfen nlroc. Sic Irei
lino: Gbas. Wtcgtanlarn Don Hr. 112,
@eits21. StraBc, 9eipsDorf. eiu
r2ieitenant" Ser Strifebrcder, mel.
her bcn 9abnmoggon lenfte, oils
Sinlnlern1ann perlrlgliifte; >obr s.
8affnep bon 9tr. 302. Weit.1t4. Str,
ste>u.Yorf, ein Motoriiibrer, Ii, ,Srnnf
8. Wilipn bon @clt.61. Strabc, Nclu.
Oorf, cin Gonouftcur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08

die crit fiirsIih cine 3uIoae crbleIten,
lno ser 3ugbeoicnIteterL CONDUIT
teure uno SelegrapbiltelL beren 6or.
oerlmgen sur 3eit unter grpigllng
Iino. lie MaBuobme bebeutet cine
iibrIihe Grbobung Don $2,50O,OO0
III ocn Nusgabcn Scr GoTpognic iilr
00bue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
3iidltnma BON WdrienfGferm.

Sos angclcs, Sal, 3. 9lpril.
an Der .grutonltnlt III
Socramcilip iteben gegenn1rtig 52,.
100000 Marienf1ier in @eiommt.
gcmihte bon ehpo ei,er Sonne 5lr
Terfiigul,g, ipelhe naf nllen 31cilen
beS Stanies uncntgeltlih pcrionot
ncroen. no dui Den Snrmen Die
Shilbldlie iiberbaro genonrren bd.
Zen urb bic Snbaber Der @irtbitui,
ten oarunt nafinhcr. 9cfnnrtlih
pernihten Die Mearicnfdier Die gc.
fdbrlihcn sSeinoc oes Gbitboues, lino
fir oen gluaenblid bonbelt es iidl
bduptidflif Inn ben Shus Der DE
(onen int Snlperinl.Sbol.
YGiIc smr 3eiie in's NmslaHb be.
iorat 6. 3aine, Wr. 413, Oit.YaIti.
murritrnfr, mabc Gnltum 6uMie Mue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
Guhnsnlaar BON iicbcn }srcscnt.

Rem yorf, /. 9lpril. = Eie
.Nelp.yorfer Central. .gobn" bat oen
2obn dler ibrer anseiteQiel, nelfe
nid,t ii6er 5000 pro Mrnot peroie.
nen, oui bcn 9inien 6iilih Don Sni.
ialu I'M ieben VroSent erbobi, nit
snsnnbme sepiiier Snsenieurc, mel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08

Ter 3lltrut lmo ibm mittbeiIte, oas
mlt icin Eater Dor Monatsfriit baS
3ettIide geieAnet babe. v8ir fonner
feline Ero5eiie pon Eootcr fiibrenl"
rertiinoete Der Rid)ter, inoem er an.
oronete, 0oB Der Suu pom Geritts'
toIen0er aeItrihen per0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
Gonntp'CptiuI bleibt in ,SuSiaua.

bianupoliS, Suo,,2. 4pril.
- GoS Oberacridt bon Snoiana bat
cine GntIdcioilng obgcaeben, gen1a6
luelher oos Gollntps Spticn.@eiee i'm
Staote in araft bleibt, we,u ole Sc.
gislatlir es niht mioerrllit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
M0rocr ubucidypbeu.

u cm Dorf, /. april. = Mit
DEM Tnmpicr go lorraine" ipurbe
Gin Irnn5oiidler Moroer beportirt
oem es Dor chua 5uei Sabren aeluns
gen mar, BON Der Str1ilinesfolunie
in Gnpennc 81, ertfolnmen. unb oer
bier einem 8cid)ditc obIae geeen bos
bns Snronerf ci,eS Woroers immcr
noh onit1nbig critcirt. gr NOR ols
So0noIcr init rpeibcn Sflnpinuen bon
cincm Scr @ebcilI,beontten BON gIIis
Sslono aligeariiicn poroen unb bet
Der ip1tcrcr @crbarolilna NOR icine
@eritrtbcilltlg III Sranfreidl nnb
leinc Iludlt BON Gnncnnc at Den Tag
aefonncr. Ger Tante oes 9urid)en
lit Gonililuc Noooponi. 9tatiirlid,
itrGubte er iidl ichr Die unireipilIige
Reic nnh Dem ihoncp iSrarfreid,
on5utrctcn oot1 ldlmer gefelieIt ipur.
sc er cben por Hbiobrt oes Iornpfets
an @or0 gebradlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
Ser groke strite.
aoblensrGber fciern oas Snbilaam
ocs Nd)titnnScntases.

Sn Snoiana, Sona uno Ohio eriltlrt
Soiinlng allf baloi9e Seilegung
DcS Gonilifts. - 2dngcre Sort
ieb,lna oeiielben fam lebr tolt'
ipieIig iperoen. Strife Der
geoienIteten Der Gilenbabn'
S6IeppOompier int 9sem. Oorfer
SoIen - yNen.Yorfer Central
9abn" betpillist Der grobcn
Wtulie ibrcr elngeItelltcn cine
2obn5ulaoe pon iicbcn Erojcnt.
SnbtonopnliS, Snb., 1,@prll.
- Iie ltrifenoen @rubcnarbcItcr Der
WeihfobIenielber Der Ter. Staaten
be0inaen bellte aIlentbulben nit gro
Benl gntbuiiosnus Den Sobrestn9
ser Giniiibrltn9 oes glbtlt,noentages,
,mo in etliden Giitriften lparcn Gon-
icrensen nit ben 8rubenbclisern iiber
MitteI unb @e9e 5ur 9eiIegllng oes
aruBen Strites I'M 8onee. Tie 8rll-
ben iperoeu ouBer gctricb bleiben,
bis ein neller Gontrott lllter5eihnet
iii, cirfo 100000 Munn Iinb bis 90
bin beld)Gitigrn9sloS, uno beoentlide
Storlm9eu miiiien Der SnouItrie llno
oen 8eidyGiten i'm Iugemeinen CT
luodbIen.
glus Serre Snilte, Sno., fOnlmt Die
irobe &lnoe, Dob Die 8rubenbeIitcr
bes oortigen Giitrift allBcr allern
3lpeiiel om llGhiten Ntittlpod) Die
sSoroerlmgell ser Strifcr beluilligcn
,peroen. 9Int in Soma uno Ohio
id)eiuen Die &oblengrnber CUTE slils.
iidten alIf Grfolg 5il boben ipabreno
I'M Siiblpelten, I'M peitlihen Yenn-
iplponien ilno IN Sllinois ernIterc
Shluierigfeiten Su beieitieen iino, che
cine 2oilna cr5iclt ipcroer, fonn. -
Scutc begdnn III Chicago eiiic eonfe.
rcll5 beS gen,ciniomen Sobnifala-ec'
mites Der 3ebenbeiiser bon SllinoiS
uno 8rllbenorbeiter. !ptnn 9laubt
obcr niht, bob man iit iofort einigen
miro. Gic Situntion lit lmgefdbr fol-
gcnbe: SSllinois. 5000 Strifer; Sn-
biona $4,000 Strifer; Benniplpania,
10000 Strifer; Wiiiiouri, annios,
Sflabona mb Nrfonias, 25,0O0Stri.
fer; Sbio, idnlnltlidc aohlengrober
Ger @erllllt Der Strifenben an
9obn betrdst lnaciGbr $1.056,25O
pro Gag ltno iollte Ser a,sitonO &C
Gage onueru. ilsseiammt $63,375,-
600. % 5u jeoer 6umilic Der Stri,
fenoen ingcf1hr flint Nerioren eebo'
ren, oiirfte lid, ole 3obl Der bireft
bon Dem Strife 9eriibrten alli f.
100000 belauien. Iie 20OO 3ehen
in 8ennipIpanien, Ohio, Snbiona
SQinois, yOiiiIoliri. Soma. &aniaS
slrfunias mo Oflnbomo, sic oen 9e.
trieb eii,itcltcn, probiBirten t1alid
100000 bis 100000 Sonnen Sob.
len, trosoen, erfldren Die i3chcnbelit.
ser, iie boiitcli, onB fene nllgcincinC
Spblenlotb eintreten luiiroc. oo genii
gcnb 0orr1tte porbnnbcn icicn.
Tic aoblengrGber ingcn, onb bci
9uSitonb fcin cisentlidcr Strife lei
ionoern MIR cine Suspcnoirurg Ser
9lrbeit. bis man lih nit cen 9ctriebs
lcitlneeu auf ein lueitercs SSobr iibc,
Die Sohne geclnigt babe.
-t~:f. 80. ...e~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08

&erihnoppt. - Eidlter Tin
Der 9ud,haroIungD I'D, iebe. Sic
boben mein lestes Werf unf) I'M
Stahfoiten lieeen; miro es piel ees
touit?" - 9uhb6noler: g ia, iest
TOR @eibnnften eebt nod piel gro
6erer Sduno fort."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
Muf cine @ohe peridObcn.

9eronitoItete IeuonltrutiOu Ser
Nroucn umo 8inoer ser StraBen.
babn.Strifer in Nbiluoclpbin
miro beutc nid)t ltuttiinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
S9arfe @orte.
Senutur Neliun unb 9lulualt @raur
ocis Ncratl,cn an chamber.


Ger Sorlibcnoc in ser 9alinger-
Find)ot, llntcrillfllns luirft Dem
JlehtsbciIlono pon 0louis Dor, er
pcrbcimIifc ocm Gonlite lbat=
laden. - lic Sud,c Ourcb ilrifte
Eorteiobitimmlne crleoist. -
Senotor 9te!ion non Wtinneioto
allgenlcbeiulih burh Die longen
&erbonolunBcn irrititt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08

Ger polnildJe 9lbgeoroncte SigiS-
NUMB b. 25ienrbopsfi.Vonlion. Scr
trcter 6es pierier gronbereer @obl,
freiies S5oheninljn.Wo Wogilno. StrcIto
bat iein Reihstass.Manoat nieoerge.
legt. Wns i'm 81 oem Shriii per
arlabt l,at, lit befonnt. gr lit Die
1olse Der aoeISieinDlihen Giro
ni,ng luclfc iid) nclleroings III ber
polniidben Sroftion selieno acmdcbi
bnt.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-11-24
SINNAMAH0NlNG,

COUNSEL Brothers are rushing their store build
ing along to get ready for the holidays.
Geo. P. Shafer is still mpr owing the Sianama-
honing House. Hyde & Ri iirohy, the contrac-
tors, are looking after the worh
Geo. Dexter engineer the B. * S.,
home this week to take his annual deer hun t.
Thelbad case of buck fever is dying out. Sur e.
ly it struck this town pretty hard.
o. c. Spence, of Driftwood was visitor Mon
day. He was looking up chickens for Thanks
giving.
We hear that beef and pork are getting cheap
er, but the low prices have not struck the town
yet.
Potatoes and buckwh eat flour are the articles
that have:dropped in Price.
j. ID. COUNSEL has taAen his annual deer hunt
and is now helping rush the workon his his new
store.
r. NJ. Logue, of Oneida, " Y. is in town this
week, visiting his many relatives and friends.
1t is three years since he was here.
J. r. Batcheder. assessor for Grove Townsh p,
a visitor at the county seat, Tuesday.
A. J, Barclay went to Round Island Tuesday
10 look over some timber land.
The pREEs readers are sure to call at the great
est store-Crum Brothers-for everything suit
able for the Holidays. If they don't have what
you want 1t will be useless to look elsewhere.
Their bargains this year are great. as we'll as
their stock.
Pap" Blodget went To Lock Haven Tues day.
to get some teeth extracted.
Hustiu Murray, OF Hcs5st. was In town on
Tuesday looking up some timber land
q. II. MJift. o. Lawispurg. Is visiting his
brother, }. +. Wolfe. this week, also taking his
annual hau..
4 large number of hne deer have been killed
around here.
Edward Myder killed a six pFonged buck. Tue =
day. at Panthers Rocks.
Arthur Barclay aud jim Batehelder captured
the largest bear Of the season iasl WcduesIay
bears are not So plenty here this al as th ey
sere lAst-only a few having been caught or
killed.
Geo. DAuen .. L. Bailey and Link 81. Clair
ware alier deer ons day lat week aud they
thought they had one. While 81. Clair was look
ing into hollow log and Bailey aud Darr IN
were trying to leok ia, the deer jumped over the
log, shock his hag At them aud made his escaped
81. ". .Crum stood aud watched a big buck wink
At him one day last wrek tie had his 80 speeia.
sighter 81 600 yards and eouldut gei = sight ON
him a. he was TOO close. There is long way
betwcen a decr'a back aud the heavens aud bu .
lets don't DO maeh harm - hlgh up.
J. a. Wolfe aud party came in without any
deer, Frank l. looking pretty blus just now
DgnsE.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-11-24
SiNNAMAHONING.

Miss Rebecca Buttorf spent last Wednesday in
Emporium.
John shafer, of Remove, spent Thursday with
his parents at this place.
Mrs. Lawrence Smith spent last Tuesday in
Emporium.
Mrs. Gray visited friends in Driftwood last
Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Baird visited in Emporium on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Fisher and son John, are visiting her sis
ter at Heating.
Mrs. Fiscus spent Thur sday in Emporium.
Mrs. w. II. Lupold has gone to the Lock
Haven Hospital for treatment. She was accom-
panied by her husband and Mrs. Krebs.
DR.. Gray transacted business in Empo rum
Saturday last.
Mrs. o. l.. Bailey visited Rev. Ebersole and
wife, of Sterling Run, on Saturday.
Miss Myrtle shafer spent Sunday in Empor-
ium.
Mr.. Lewis Bushore, of Norage, is spending
few days with his mother.
Mr.. Howard Counsil and wife. of Lo ok Haven,
spent Sunday with the formers mother.
Mr.. Noel Bushore. of Buffalo, spent Sunday
with his wife and family.
Mr. Joe Counsil. of Tyler, spent Sunday with
his mother.
Mrs. Noel Bushore and daughter Deva, are
visiting her daughter at Austin.
Don't forget the home talent, I'm The Ferry
House." Nov. 26th. 1910, in Logues Hall.
Mrs j. Hawley Baird and Elizabeth Piper,
spent few days in Williamsport, this week.
Sunday. 27th, ll;Oo a. m. the pastor Rev. r.
W. Runyan will preach the annu al Thanksgiv-
ing Sermon. The p. O. $. of A. aud other civic
organizations will attend in body.
Nov. %, 1910. N.Y..
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-11-24
HONTLEY.

Miss Blanche Log ue who has been visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Mtchetree, of Williams
port, for the past few weeks, returned home re-
Gently. %
Dan. Kalbuorn Pennsy fireman, of Remove,
visi ed home folks on Sunday.
Mrs. John Jordan, who has been staying with
her daughter, Mrs. Leslie English, of Castle
Garden, on account ofMrs. Englsh's serious i'll
ness returned home Saturday and reports that
her daughter is slowly improving, which is glad
news to her many friends.
|. Lial Jordan. who has been working at An
dover, N. Y, for the past four months was home
few days last week to see his sister who has
been very i'll. r -.
A. W, Smith has made some repairs on his
barn on East Side Avenue which makes a great
improvement to his place.
Hubert Smith, of Sterling Run, is spending a
few days with his brother Alfred, of this place.
seburn Logue aud wife, of Kane, called on
home folks on Sunday.
A jolly party of our nimrods consisting of John
S. Jordan, Byron ]. Collins, Thomas Ka ailbourn.
Dan Kailbourn and Clyde Collius went to Mos
quito Greek at the beginning ofthe hunting sea-
son for deer and returned home on Saturday the
10Th with two fine large bucks, weighing 20 and
ls0 pounds respectively. Clyde Collins and Dan
Kabuorn being the lucky ones who shot the
game.
Cee Swartz of Sterling Run was q caller in our
town on Sunday, while on his way to Siunama-
honing.
Miss Matte Collins. County supt., of Empor-
ium, called on her brother, b. j. Collins and
family SUNDAY.
Rodney Ives Of Grove II III was a caller in town
on sunday.
G, w. johnson transacted business at the
county seat one day last week.
The sx-round bout between Gov. Johnson and
Cap. Nelson will take place ut the opera house
on Thanksgiving morning at 8 a. a.; admission,
si.0d; proceeds to be used to buy instr mcnts
for tine Huntley baud which was recently organ
.led. What funds are left over Will be us.d to
buy snner krtut stomper Tor clyde Collins 70
replace the cas- be wore out whie sla.npius
saner k-aut a. }. =. Iordln's this fail
Mrs. l.. II, smith, who IA, b.ca almost he lp-
less tor the past eight years on account OF a
stroke of paralysis, Is slowly Improving under
Mechsuo-fherapy treatments. She is now able
20 walk across the house and can use hcs hand
which was affected quite freely
Mrs. John =. Jordan Is sufeang with seIatic
rheumatism.
W. u. Chatham of priftwood secured nice
bunch OF ruled grouse one d,y last week oul ct
hlg Run.
SpuRr.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-11-24
DRIFTWO0D.

Miss Laura Vrooman, of Driftwood, and Mr.,
Richard Woods, of Coudersport, were married at
the home of the BRIDES parents on Monday
morning at eight O'Clock. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father McAvenue in the
presence of few friends and relatives. M iss
Clara Dougherty of Driftwood was bridesmaid.
and Charles Leutze of Emporium was best man.
The welded couple left on the afternoon train
for Coudersport, where their home is.ready furn
ished. Mr. Woods has position in one of the
stores in Coudersport. Mrs Woods who is
highly esteemed young lady has the best wishes
of her many friends.
Messrs S. p. Kreder and John Gleason spent
several days of this week in Philadelphia.
William Corbett, of Northumb 'rland, spent a
few days in this vicinity, hunting.
Mr. and Mrs Hause and their son Richard,
spent a few days of last week in Dubois.
Thomas Vrooman who has been i'll with pneu-
monia is nearly well again.
]. w. Hopper and son were in town on Frida y
and Saturday evenings, with their moving
pictures The entertainments quite well
attended.
LaFrance O'Connor, of Williamsport Hig h
School, visited his mother for few days of last
week.
new belfry has greatly improved the appear :
ance of the Methodist Church of this place.
About twenty-six deer and several bears have
been killed in thisvicinity since the hunting Sc a
son has opened. Among the fortunate hun ters
of this place are Messrs. Ben. Nefcy, Fran k
Smith, Dan Kilburn, Clyde Collins, Hoy Wi lson
Warren Fisher, Alfred Robinson and Mr.. Due IL,
of Castle Garden, who shot large deer, which
was only a short distance from his farm.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-11-24
BEECHW00D.

Mrs Jacob Hei bstIeet called on friends in st.
Marys last week.
Mr.. Wayne VanWert, of New Castle, is spend
ing some time here, guest OF his aunt, Mrs
Robert Wylie.
Mrs. George Leavitt visited friends in town
last week.
Mr.. NJ Ever, who has been working in st
Marys:is spending his vacation with his par
ents at this place.
Messrs. Jos. Friendel and VIM. Mcdonald of
Emporium spe"t few days in town.
Miss Bertha Ricr eft for Cherry Run, where
she,has secured a D ,iton.
Mr.. Frank Toner Is now at home.
Clarence Morrison has moved his family into
ore of the Block houses on Main Street. That's
right, Clarence, there's nothing like being right
in the city.
Mrs. James Logan was in st. Marys last week.
MIR. John Lawson spent his vacation at Erie,
Kane and Johnsonbnrg. This was well-earn-
ed vacation and we are glad John enjoyed it,
We are glad to state that Joseph Cook seems
to be ON the road to recovery.
Mr.. Roy Morrison is enjoying himself riding
the passenger trains from Emporium to St.
Marys. ''TimeI and.Tide waits for no man."
Snapper.
r. L. Lawson, of St Marys, called on his par
ents between trains Sunday.
The many friends of Mrs Robert wylie will
be pleased to learn of her return from Ridgway
hospital and is rapidly improving.
Miss Lora kirkpatrick. OF Toledo, Ohio, is
spending few weeks here with friends.
Mrs. J. NJ. Reid, of Emporium. spent Sunday
here guest of parents.
Miss Rose Lawson, teacher at Bryan, visited
her parents here sunday.
There will be an entertainment at the NJ. r.
Church Thursday evening.
The Emporium visitors this week were: Mes
dame. John Lawson, u. NJ. Toner, Messrs. Rob
ert wylie, James Bennett, David Toner. James
Logan. Roy Toner aud NJ T.. Evees.
White Mr.. Hopkins was driving team Of
horses over the crossing. saturday morning.
train 50 struck both horses, killing one ard
severely iniuTing the other,
sPRuCE ur.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-11-24
Saves an Iowa Mans Life.

The very grave seemed to yawn be-
fore Robert Madison, of West Burling-
ton, Iowa, when, after seven weeks in the
hospital, four Of the best physicians gave
him up. Then was shown the marvel
Gus curative power of Electric Bitters.
For, after eight months of friehtful suf-
fering from liver trouble aud yellow
jaundice, getting no help from other
remedies or doctors, five bottles of this
matehlcss medicine completely cured him.
It's positively guaranteed for Stomach,
Liver or Kidney troubles and never dis.
appoints. Only soc. at all druggists.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-11-24
sgSSl@.I.jlgI,
Breezy
News
CAM ERON
lE5liLlLILlIITgGE1

CAMERON
Our nimrods are all out after deer. No success
far.
Dan Sullivan butchered two large hogs last
Saturday.
Our cases of whooping cough are all improv-
ing at present
F.J Sullivan and party of friends are plan
ming hunting trip, the middle of next week,
to Potter county for bear and other game.
G. l.. Page is fast putting the finish ing
touches on his new dwelling house.
J. NJ Snyder captured loon, one day last
week, which had struck telegraph wire and
stunned itself when captured. He has sen 1t to
williamsport to be mounted.
VIM. Leonard, of Driftwood. was seen on our
streets last Friday
Mrs F. L. Webster and Mrs. James Leona rd
were callers on Oak Hill, Tuesday
Master Fred Emig, of Cross Fork, is visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. George Moore, at this
place.
Mort. Dinniny and VIM. Mcvicker, of Drift
wood are up Hunts Run, hunting.
e. NJ. McFadden lost valuable steer by over
feeding on green corn, last Sunday ${
Mrs. McCann was Emporium caller Mon
day.
Mrs. Lester left for Harrison Valley NJ onday
1t is reported one of our Operators is taking
lessons on washing machine. Wond er whyF
MIKE
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-11-24
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