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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-01-19
Mrs. Eddy's Will.

A petition for the construction of the will of
Mrs. Eddy, filed at Concord, N H.. is to deter
mine whether the First Church of Christ Sci
enlist, can take the estate of upward of 81
600, 900 under the laws of New Hampsbira and
Massachusetts. The laws of these States limit
the gifts to churches to funds producing S., 600
and $4,000 annually. Counsel for the Eddy
heirs say that this is not will contest as the
heirs some time ago agreed not to contest the
Will, but if the church cannot take the estate
legally it must then revert to the heirs of Mrs.
Eddy.
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lElIRANS' MEETING IN NORTH
SEARSPORT.

i5- Waldo ounty Veteran Association met
E1e.r5- nall IN North Searsport, Jan. 18th.
ae@tsraas Jegan to arrive early and until
A'- hs al! roads seemed to lead that way.
s-i 7ne day and good sleighing and the
tata' appeared to enjoy the long ride. The
aDV1g 'avu7 were well represented: New
23 Ezagscat county; Morrill,, Belfast, Wal
Taruae, Monroe, Winterport, Frankfort
Ses~lor. The President called the fore
aleelirC ta order and the records of the
Meeting were read and accepted. A COM
-ie4 '1 De tlme and place of the next meet
s"@'ea IS follows: time, first Thursday in
S'0' lee, Grange hall, Whites Corner,
1Hslf-, and their report was accepted.
&' Remarks took up the time until the din
"a. sounded, when nearly 100 hungry folks
t'rs ta good old-fashioned dinner.
~le! The smoke talk the president called to
Ff and the Glowing program was render
'hgms, Marching Through Georgia;
'!g by Nef Wm. Vaughan; address of well
~'| eomrade Stinson; response by comrade
'S' N Ae@burg The following comrades
'' isy'red as having died since the last
Sung, Lemuel Plummer, 26th Maine;
'''Hca A. Griffin. End Maine Words of
'Ss 10Y eomrade Plummer were spoken by
a -ook, member of his Co., and A. Stin-
SPOKE for comrade Griffin. Comrade
''As Andrews gave vivid description of
''usn rae at Cedar creek, he being an
'4ess of that battle. His remarks were
''0''ed by all present. A fine recitation
uluefed by Melville Richards, a son of a
''' song by comrade Smith of Morrill,,
''s encored, and recitation by Miss
'ps0ldmg Comrade Stinson then told
story which caused many smiles. Re-
we're next in order, and comrades A. E.
,.''' W 7, Nickerson, Stephen LARA
'"' 'alghan, A. Stinson, Mrs. Belle ].
''u many others made remarks.
~ saar-es ecker and wife were made
'''' members of the association.
'"'E vote Of thanks was given the peo-
'@ aearsport for hospitalities.
''1'ireG Stinson presided at the piano,
'e'ped the singing of the old war songs
00ys enjoy so much.
singing America the meeting closed
eNedicton by Rev. Michael Andrews.
AueS' You who were absent missed the
'uur lives. Although some of the old
], 'ad passed four score they all said 45
w. Next meeting at Whites Corner,
'PNt-A Stinson. Secy.
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Open to jury. Verdict guilty. Sentence :
imprisonment in county Jail at Belfast on
year. Brown.
State VS.. Annie M. Patterson of Trov Adr,
terry. Plead guilty. Continued for sentenc
under bonds of $500 for appearance at AM;
term. Brown.
State vs. Homer B. Carter, common seller
Continued. Two cases. Hartman.
| State vs.. Sumner D. Maddocks. Nu;son..
Plead guilty. Sentenced to fine of $50. Har
riman.
State vs. Homer B. Carter, app, search ant
seizure. Arraigned and plead guilty. Sen
fenced to fine and costs $110 and impr;son
ment in Jail at Belfast for 60 days. Hartman
State VS.. Chester A. Maddocks. ann. an,
Sumner Maddocks, app, search and seizure
Mol pressed as to Chester A. Opened to iurv
Plead guilty. Sentenced to fine and costs q,
$110 Hartman.
State VS.. Thomas Kennedy, app, single sale
Arraigned and plead not guilty Hartman.
State VS.. Thomas Kennedy, app, seizur.
from person. Arraigned and plead not guilty
State VS.. Thomas Kennedy, app. Having ir
possession liquor for illegal SALE Arraipnef
and plead not guilty.
State, VS.. Sumner D. Maddocks, single sale
Plead guilty. Continued for sentence. Harri
man.
State VS.. Sumner D. Maddocks, single sale
Plead guilty. Sentenced to pay fine and costs
of $50 and 80 days in Jail and in default o1
payment 80 days additional.
State, VS.. Barnard C. Norton Failure te
support wife and minor children; continued.
State, VS.. Isaac Ham, app. Assault and bat
terry. Continued. Brown.
State. VS.. Harvey H. Gray, single sale. Ar
raigned and plead guilty. Continued for SEN
tence. Sentence not to be imposed except On
subsequent conviction from like cause. Martin
State, VS.. Harvey H. Gray, single sale Plead
guilty. Sentence to fine of $11O and in default
of payment 80 days Imprisonment in county
jail. Martin.
State, VS.. Harvey H. Gray, common nuisance
Plead guilty Sentence to a fine and costs OF
$3.50. Martin.
State. VS.. Harvey H. Gray, common nuisance
Plead guilty. Continued for sentence; SEN
tence not to be imposed except on subsequent
violation of liquor law. William F. Patterson
and Jesse E. Staples were his sureties for $500
in each case until settled.
State, VS.. Dotey E. Sheldon, illegal voting,
was entered upon the court docket Saturday
State, VS.. Chester A. Maddocks, single sale,
was entered upon the court docket Saturday;
two indictments withheld.
DIVORCES DECREED
Helen M. Phillips, Libt., vs. Charles E. Phil
lips; divorce decreed for cruel and abusive
treatment. Montgomery.
George A. Matthews, Libt, vs. Efie M
Matthews. Divorce decreed for cruel and
abusive treatment, and it is further ordered
and decreed that the custody of Ashley
Matthews be given to the father, George A.
Matthews, and that the custody of Leon Mat
thews be given to the mother, Effie NJ Mat
thews. Buzzell; Richie
George G. Harvey, Libt., VS.. Cassie Harvey.
Divorce decreed for adultery. Brown.
Irene B. Penney, Libt., VS.. Allen Penney
Divorce decreed for utter desertion for three
consecutive years next prior to the filing of
the libel.
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SWANVILLE.

SWANVILIE.
MISS jackson of Belfast is nursing Mrs Mary
D. Nickerson. Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Damn
ana niece Hazel Nickerson, went to Hampden
sunday to visit their son, Mckinley. They
returned home in the evening. go. Mrs Emily
PARSONS is ILL.,. Mr. and Mrs George T Nick
erson have gone to housekeeping in Mr.. E. L.
Cunninghams house. MIR. A. T. Webb has
been quite ill with grip. Capt. T. D. Nick
erson recently lost COW with blood poison .
Mr.. G. r. Nickerson has his mill running
after four weeks shut down, Mr.. Walter
J. Nickerson is saving ice for the farmers
here. He recently sawed three hundred cakes
in seven hours.
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SENATOR Lodge Reelected.

"OuSes of the Massachusetts legisla-
.. Separately Tuesday for United
H.. 4''of' and Senator Lodge had "a out
n, ' IN the Senate and lit out of 24O in
h, he two Houses met in joint con-
h '"'erday and Mr.. Lodge was re-elect-
h +dJority of 6. The vote was as fol-
sss se LAG. Whipple. 116, Ames z,
Al, 'nls is victory for good govern
'0f brains over demagogism.
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THE sECRETARY'S REPORT.

To the President and Members of the Wom-
ems Hospital Aid: 1t is always pleasure to
report progress and prosperity, as is our duty
today. The Women's Hospital Aid has con-
tinued during the past year TO cooperate un-
tiringly in their efforts to assure comfort to
the patients and convenience in the furnish
ings of the hospital and we certain that
both their suggestions and actual work have
proven of great practical value.
We have had II regular business meetings,
with one by special call. The July meeting
lacked quorum. The work assigned the diff
| ferent committees has all been faithfully car
ried out.
! Early in the season plans were formulated
for two days fair but ewing to the large
number of individual pledges solicited to meet
| the conditions of the generous gift of Hon.
Ira M. Cobe of Chicago this was abandoned for
! less extensive methods.
| In February last sewing circle was or
ganized and three afternoons in each month
have been devoted to accumulatng bedding,
table linen, towels, surgeons gowns, gowns for
patients, etc, while large orders for sale work
have been received which will add materially
to the fund for this branch of the work. The
| list of all articles furnished the hospital by
previous year, is given in the published report
| of the association
The estimated number of aprons sold is
thirty-fve.
One of the fancy quilts netted SIP to the
| treasury, the other was donated to the Hospi-
tai Aid ROOM
| Beside the material for work, a new sewing
machine and a carpet sweeper have been pur-
| chased from the treasury of the circle.
| The total receipts were S39 26
| The total disbursements. ...... "a So
| Balance. .S14 IA
! Two baseball games were played in August
from which $11092 were realized. The treas
urer's report will show the total amount OF
money received for dues, etc.
Donation week, inaugurated by the Aid in
| 19O9 has this year resulted in numerous and
valuable contributions to the hospital. A de-
tailed summary of which is also given in the
published report, but is not available at this
time.
We have SO active members, and many out
side friends have gladly given of their time
and strength and money. Thus have we stated
the work of the year without elaboration
Results speak more emphatically than words
We are to be congratulated upon the effic-
iency and superior qualities of character Of
the Superintendent, Miss Marshall and we
gladly tender own acknowledgment ot
her zeal and interest as well as her unfaline
courtesy and that of her corps of nurses a
all times. Our special work has been advanced
thereby.
We are encouraged by the support alread,
given us, but we would bring home to each ant
every member the necessity of extending ou
roll of patrons and members that we may OBJ
tain larger results in the coming year.
Respectfully submitted
ELIZABETH l.. BRACKET, Sec.
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The following officers were elected and con
mittees appointed for the ensuing year:

ne Iouo"ahg oHcerS were elected and COM
mittees appointed for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. H. H. johnson.
Vice Presidents Mrs. S. A. Parker, Mrs. Geo
r. Williamson, Miss Annie V. Field.
Secretary and Auditor, Mrs. Geo. E. Brack-
ett
Treasurer, Mrs. James F. McKeen.
Board of Managers: Miss Maude E. Mathews
Mrs. Essie earle, Miss Nellie Hopkins, Mrs. E.
S. Pitcher Mrs. Joseph Tyler, Mrs. G. C. Kill
gore, Mrs. Harry Clark, Mrs O. s. Vickery
Mrs. C. w. Walden, Mrs. S. W. johnson.
Entertainment Committee: Mrs. S. A. Par
ker, Miss Anne Kittredge, Mrs. Frank Bailey,
Mrs. John c. Pillsbury, Miss Lula Mason, Mrs.
Joseph Tyler, Mrs. Harry Clark, Mrs. O. S.
Vickery.
Purchasing Committee: Mrs j. F. McKeen.
Mrs. S. A. Parker, Mrs. Geo. E. Brackett, Mrs.
Maude E. Mathews.
SEWING COMMITTEE: Mrs. S. w. johnson,
Miss Annie Field, Mrs. ]. F. McKeen. Mrs.
Frank Bailey, Mrs. Everard Wilson, Mrs.
Robert Logan, Mrs. G. G. Kilgore, Mrs. Ellen
Ryan, Miss Abbie Poor, Mrs. James Mears.
Black. Miss Ethel Frost. February, Miss
Maude E. Mathews, Mrs. R. F. Dunton. March,
Mrs. M. W. Rich, Mrs. Warren Marsh. April.
Mrs. Alfred G. Ellis, Mrs. S. W. johnson. NAV.
Mrs. p. S. Pitcher, Mrs. E. D. Elms. June.
Mrs. c. S Webber, Mrs. H. H. Carter july.
Mrs. H. q. johnson, Mrs. Geo. E. Brackett.
August, Mrs. J. F. McKeen. Mrs. G. C. Kill
gore. September, Mrs. Chas. F. Walden, Miss
Maude E. Barker. October, Mrs S. A. Parker.
Miss Annie V. Field. November, Mrs. Joseph
Tyler, Mrs. Everard Wilson. December, Mrs.
Frank Bailey, Mrs. 0. S. Vickery.
Miss Nellie Marshall and Miss H. M Sanderson
were made honorary members of the society
by unanimous vote
It was voted to revise the constitution and
bylaws and Mrs. Geo. E. Bracket was appoint
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sSo f Savings Bank is closed. An in
w.. ,"len was scene Of the Barron Trag-
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THE TREAsURER's REPORT.

The treasurer, Mrs. James F. McKeen, sub
mitted the following summary:
Balance from 1909, S1S6.5
Total receipts for 1910, ..... 465.3s
Total disbursements for 1910, . 324.62
Cash to balance, ................ :. 32726
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The Country Club rendered a social last
night to Oscar Stevens of Maine and Frank
Foster Of Worcester. There was singing by q
quartet composed Of John Moore, John Smart,
Fred Webster and Chester Racine. A smoker
followed the musical program.-Milford. Mass,
Daily Journal.
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will all stand or fall together. The little fel.
low with small appropriation is just as nee.
essary to the success Of the whole as the big
fellow with the big appropriation of peculiar
merit When the bills and resolves come be-
fore the Legislature in one large group, unless
they contain the majority of these little pieces
of pork. the whole bill will fail of passage,
At least that is the opinion of a former State
official. According to him. the case is very
similar to the revision of the tariff, schedule
by schedule. or in one huge bill.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-01-19

Under a resolution introduced in the House
by Mr.. Pattangall the bills and resolves call
ing for the appropriation of money will be
broug ght before the Legislature in group and
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-01-19

Both houses have passed, as an emergency
measure, resolve giving the State treasurer
authority to borrow $500, to meet tenn
porary loan which becomes due January GOTH
Wednesday Charles F. johnson of Water
vile was elected U. S. Senator to succeed
Hon. Eugene Hale.
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sale. continued. Rltchle.
State VS.. Arthur W. Rumney, appealed. AS.
sault. Mol pressed. Hartman
State VS.. Arthur Ridley, appealed. Intoxi-
cation. Continued. Hartman.
State vs. Martin Dricker, appealed. Search
and seizure, Continued. Two cases.
State vs. Chester A. Maddocks, app, single
sale. Continued. Hartman.
State VS.. Frank johnson, app, single sale
Continued. Brown.
State VS.. Minney Dickey, app, assault. No
pressed. Hartman.
State VS.. Orrin Green, Lawrence Estes
Ralph Grady and Zelmer Hall. Disturbing
peace. Placed on file. Ritchie
State VS.. Abram B. Kicker and William H
Young, automobling on prohibited road. Con-
tinued.
State vs. Chester A. Maddocks, common nui-
sance. Continued.
State VS.. Andrew L. Knowlton, common nui-
sance. Continued.
State VS.. Lincoln Grindle, app, truancy.
Continued. Dunton & Morse.
State VS.. Joseph Redman, app. Having con-
troll of truant Continued. Brown.
State VS.. John F. Rogers, app. Assault and
battery. Continued. Greer.
State VS.. Homer B. Carter, app, search and
seizure, open jury. Verdict guilty. Continued
for sentence.
State VS.. Chester A. Maddocks, app, search
and seizure. Mol pressed.
State vs.. Herbert Knight, app. Intoxica-
tion. Continued.
State VS.. Otis and Hale Sylvester, app. AS
sault. Complaint and warrant quashed. Two
cases.
State vs.. Isaac Ham Of Troy, Adultery.
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acts arrived, including one for the regulation
of taking smelts in the Sheepescot river, re-
moval of close time on deer in the town of
Searsmont, and bill to make an eight years
close time on grey and black squirrels. Mr..
Mariner of Searsmont presented the petition
of H. A. Thorndike and 81 others of Searsmont
for removal of close time on deer in Sears
mont. Mr.. Cross of Orland presented the Pc
tition of Andrew M. Gray and 240 others for
the repeal of chapter 36O of the Laws of 1909
and the substitution therefor of enclosed bill
relating to taking of smelts in Bagaduce Riv-
er. Mr.. Packard of Rockport presented the Pc
tition of Eden Davis and As others of St.
George against nine inch law on Holsters
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Major George E. Dodge of Carmel has been
appointed pension agent by the governor and
council to succeed Colonel E. C. Milliken of
Portland, who has held the position for the
past Is years. Orrin ]. Dickey of Belfast
has been appointed member of the board of
trustees of the Maine State School for Bows;
Mark J. Bartlett of Waterville, notary pub
lie, and Lyman c. Putnam of Belfast. justice
of the peace.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-03-23
STERLING RUN.

Mrs. Emery Dininny and daughter, of
Virginia, were the guests OF the formers
sister, Mrs. G. A. Dice, Sunday.
Mrs. 7. S. Fulton and daughter, of
Jersey Shore, are guests Of Mrs. John E.
Smith
Miss Lulu Lewis was a visitor at En-
porium over Sunday.
Thos. Eddy was a visitor at Harris
burg recently,
Miss Nettie r. Kissel returned home
Monday from several days visit with
her sister, Mrs, Nellie Fulton, of Sinna-
mahoning,
John Il. Smith went to Philadelphia
this week to purchase his spring goods.
Mrs. A. A, Smith and daughter Edna
are visiting at Warren, guests of their
aunt. Miss Kate Harrison.
Miss Margaret Mason visited friends
in town the past week.
Grover Mason, who has been braking
on the p. r. r. R., came home Tuesday
for few days.
Miss Kathryn May returned home
Monday from weeks visit with relatives
at Williamsport and Westport.
Miss Julia Hewlett is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. VIM. Bennett at Warren.
A spark from the Mt. Hope engine
caused quite fire in Mrs, Herrick's and
Lords fields Tuesday. Plenty of help
being at hand it was soon under control.
Bernie and Lottie Silin, of Sinnama-
honing, were the guests Of their aunt
Mrs. Abe Padolf, Sunday.
Milton Whiting, who is now working
at Ligonier visited his family the past
week.
BLUE BELL.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-03-23
MEDIX RUN.

Hesekiah Miller and wife will leave the
sixth of April for Washington. They
have lived here for some time. We wish
these old people a safe journey.
Amos Eye, who went to Dubois hos
pital some time ago to be operated on for
appendicitis, returned home Saturday, ac-
companied by his wife and two children.
Stanley Allen and wife were Penfeld
visitors Sunday.
w. H. Krise and wife are visiting
Mrs. Krise's father at Clear6eld. He is
repotted very ill.
Born, to Russell Ross and wife, a son,
March 10, 1911.
An Italian attempted to jump a cabose
at this place Saturday night. As it was
a very dark night the engineer could not
see him when he missed his foot hold and
was thrown under the wheels, which
caused him to loose his right leg. He
was taken to the Dubois hospital Sun
day morning. lie has no relatives here,
only mother in Italy. The accident
occurred near the tool house. The engin-
eer reports bad luck all that day, saying
he killed five pigs and goat Mr.
Owens feels very bad about the accident.
VIM. Bachus is now at the Williams
port hospital, receiving treatment for an
injured limb.
A masquerade ball was held in the
band Hall Saturday night for the benefit
Of the baud. All enjoyed the occasion
Mrs. G. r. Barr is little better at
this writing.
Laura DeHass, of Benezette, was a
visitor in town over Sunday.
Wallace Gage was Driltwood visitor
Friday night.
Ezra Peters was in town over Sunday
Miss Cecil Miller OF Millers Run, is
now at the home of her uncle Herman
Miller and wife. MN. Miler's health
being very poor.
Miss Ruth Nyce is sdll at the hom,
Of her sister at this place.
A birthday party was given at the
home of David Chase Saturday evening,
Mr.. Chase being 60 years old. Many
presents were given and after a delicious
supper was served they all departed fol
their homes
H. X. Moody, Of Dubois, was in town
Saturday.
Mrs. lsahouser is reported no better
Mrs. has been at the hospital and cam,
home She has been in poor health foI
some time.
\ birthday party was held in the Hall
Al this place ia honor Of Mrs. Sallie John
son. Aunt Sallies many friends Away
remember to give her surprise every
year Everybody seemed 90 enjoy th,
day aud At evening dance was given,
4 number Of out Of town guests Wen,
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-03-23
A Fierce Night Alarm

is the hoarse startling cough Of child,
suddenly attacked by Group. Often it
aroused Lewis Chambin, of Manchester,
O., TR. R. No. p for their four children
were greatly subject to Group. "Some-
times in severe attacks" he wrote "we
were afraid they would die, but since we
proved what a certain remedy DR., Kiug's
New Discovery is, we have no fear. We
rely on it for Group and for coughs, colds
or any throat or lung trouble" So dc
thousands of others. So may you. Asth'
ma, Hay Fever, LaGrippe, Whoopine
Cough, Hemorrhages fly before it. SOC
and S1.OO. Trial bottle free. Sold by
all druggists.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-03-23

HOWARD SIDING.

Mrs. Charles Parks and children of
Emporium, spent Sunday in town.
w. II. Joloff has returned from the
Williamsport hospital.
Mr.. Thacher of Philadelphia, will
preach at the Howard Siding School
house Sunday the 10Th. He is very
earnest and Cody man. Come and hear
him.
Bert Close assisted by Clayton Toner,
are remodeling the Close residence.
Carl johnson of Bryan Hill was guest
OF Herman Close, Wednesday night
Mrs. Charles Specht and daughter
Stacha of Bryan Hill, visited NJ. 4.
Close Thursday.
Operators Kane and Burlingame
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Toner
attended the surprise party at John Law
sons Wednesday evening.
Herman Close spent Saturday night
and Sunday at his aunts, Mrs. VIM.
Johnson's on Bryan Hill.
James Hobson made business trip tc
Warren on Saturday, returning GU Sun
day.
Miss Ethel Fisher is operating at
Westport
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-03-23
SINNAMAH0NING.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Counsil of
Lock Haven spent few days last week
with Mrs. Counsil.
Miss Ruth Gleason of Driftwood spent
several days last week, the guest Of Miss
Ethel Runyan.
Miss Nettie Kissell came down from
Sterling Run Wednesday evening to see
"In the Shadow of the Rockies
Miss Maud Callahan of Driftwood, was
the guest of Mrs. G. W. Gray on We'd
nesday evening,
Mrs. V. A. Brooks visited friends in
Sterling Run few days last week
Miss Sadie Fisher and sister Nina,
visited their grandparents at Driftwood
over Sunday.
Mr.. John Shafer of Remove, came up
to see "In the Shadow Of the Rockies >
DIR. g. w. Gray made business trip
to Pittsburg the first Of the week.
Chas. Counsil visited DR. Smith at
Emporium Sunday.
Amos Fenton spent Sunday in En-
porium.
Mrs. V. A. Brooks and Miss Margaret
Piper spent Sunday at Remove.
Miss Bessie Billings Of Remove, visited
friends in town over Sunday.
Miss Nellie HuntleY Of Emporium,
called on friends in town Sunday
Messrs Jackson and Irwin of Remove.
called on friends in town Saturday even
ing,
Harry Elliot, State Forestrer, has re
turned to town for the summer, after
spending the winter in Harrisburg.
j. Hawley Baird, who is Pennsy ticket
agent at Remove, spent Sunday in town.
John Berfeld Of Hicks Run, visited
friends ia town several days last week.
N4Z
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-03-23
Foley Kidney pills.

Just the right medicine for bachache
rheumatism, Bright's disease and all uri.
nary irregularities. G. G. Mackey, 81
Locust ST., Williamsport, Pa, says:
For the last two years have been aiilict-
ed with n severe case of kidney trouble
There were severe aching pains across
my kidneys and back, my ankles panied
me and were swollen up and | had shoot
ipg pains in my sides and other parts of
the body. After taking five bottles OF
Foley Kidney Pills the pain in my back
has vanished, the swelling in my ankles
is gone and they are normal size and the
shooting pains have beon cured and feel
fall Of vitality and many years younger
than before taking them. ! cheertully
recommend Foley Kidney Pills Sold
by Emporium Drug Go.