EMPORIUM
MILLING COMPANY.
PftfCE LIST.
Emporium, I'a., December 20, 1904.
Nii VIOPHI LA, per sack i 1 05
Kelt's Fancy, " 1 75
Pet Grove, " 1 75
Orahara, " 85
Rye .... ... ." 75
Buckwheat " 75
Patent Meal ~ " 50
Coarse Meal, per 100 125
Chop Feed 125
Middlings Fancy" I 10
Aran 125
Corn, per bushel 70
White Oats, per bushel 48
New Oats
Ohicken Wheat 165
Choice OloverSeed, T
OhoiceTimothySeed, ! . .
Choice Millet Heed, r At Market Prices.
112 inc.v Kentucky Blue Grass, |
R.C. DODSON,
THE
Qrucjgist,
KIIPOKII'M, I»A.l
IS LOCATED IN THE CORNER STORE
At Fourth and Chestnut Sts..
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I*. C. DOUNON.
Telephone, 19-2.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
PERSONAL (iOSSIP.
Contributions invited. That which you not/Id
like (o sce in this department,let vi know hy pon
ill card or letter, personally.
John Gleason was up from Driftwood
Tuesday evening.
Geo. W. Gentry and family, of Sterl
ing Run, will soon move to Idaho.
Retta McFadden was a PRESS visitor
yesterday.
Mrs. William Clark is confined to her
residence, being quite ill.
Miss Edna Cruice spent Sunday at
St. Marys, the guest of her friend
NadiDe Morgan,
The big freeze in Florida struck some
of the Emporium people, especially J.
Pitt Felt's grove.
F. I'. Strayer and wife returned on
Friday from visiting at Butler, Brook
villeand Pittsburg.
Miss Jennie Evans spent Saturday
and Sunday at Ridgway, the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Lamoreux.
Mrs. J. S. Wiley and daughters
pleasantly entertained a party of
friends at six o'clock dinner, Tuesday
evening.
Miss Susie Darah, of Buffalo, has
been guest at the residence of E. G.
Coleman and mother during the past
few days.
A very enjoyable feature of the serv
ices at the First Methodist Church, last
Sunday evening, was a soprano solo by
Miss Grace Lloyd.
Mr. John Weisman, of Olean, is vis
iting his children in town. They have
resided with their grand-parents since
the death of Mrs. Weisman.
Miss Mazie Gallagher returned on
Saturday from visiting Dr. and Mrs.
A. W. Baker, at Williamsport. She
reports Mrs. Baker's health improved.
Mr. Flannigan, of Chicago, visited in
town during the present week, and ,
evidently enjoys Emporium society.
We have not heard of any new church
projects.
Wm. J. Donnelly, the pleasant and
gentlemanly manager of Grand Union
Tea Co., with headquarters at Bradford, '
made the PRESS a pleasant social call
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Nellis are veiy
happy over the arrival of an eight
pound baby boy. Arrived Jan. 30. :
"Dock" says the boy is a chip off the
old block. Wo wish them much joy.
Rob't Clark and family returned 011 j
Buffalo Flyer yesterday morning, from j ;
attending the Golden Wedding of Mr.
Clark's father and mother at Mt. For- !
est, Ont. They enjoyed their visit.
A number of pupils of the High I
School enjoyed a sleigh ride Saturday j ,
evening. The party was chaperoned !
by Miss Rumsey, Assistant Principal ;
of the High School.
A sleighing party composed of thirty- 1
one ladies drove up to Four Mile, | j
Wednesday afternoon, and were en- 1 J
tertained at II P. Minard's. Mose had ■
charge of t.heie ladies which accounts 1
for their having a pleasant evening. j 1
D. I). Stroup, Superintendent of the 1
Sinnemahoning schoo's, was in town '
Saturday,attending Directors' Conven
tion. Mr. fitroup is on the list for !
County Superintendent.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian Church is prepared to do
plain sewing of all kinds.
Miss Nellie Thomas has returned
home from Buffalo, where she had
been visiting friends for some time.
J Mr. Michael Evers, of Beecliwood,
' was a welcome visitor at this office last
! | Saturday. He will read the PRESE an-
J other year.
| Mrs. F. P. Rentz went to Williams
-1 port last Friday and remained over
i Sunday, visiting her mother, and son
' who is attending school there.
Mr. Theo. Hirsch, of Allegany City
stopped in Emporium over Sunday,
guest of his brother R. H. and family,
i He had been doing Buffalo for a few
! days.
Mrs. Mabel Cronk and little daugh
ter called at the PRESS last Monday
and directed her paper to be sent to
Filmore, N. Y., where they have mov
ed. She carried away a receipt for
1905.
Postmaster Soger has had the trials
of Job this week. He can tell you all
about dogs, cats, of the sweet scented
variety; also frozen water pipes and—
well, he can relate a story that beats
all of Job's trials Be sure to console
him.
Mrs. C. E. Stump and Mrs. Nellie
Danforth of the East end, were pleas
ant visitors at this office this week.
The latter handed in one year's sub
scription to the PRESH from Mrs. S. S.
Haekett. Thanks.
J. P. Jepson, spent Suday with
friends in town. Mr. Jepson has been
busy with work at Emporium ...Miss
Edna Auchu, of Emporium, was a
guest of Miss Bertha Weis a few days
this week....Mrs. Philip Dixon and
Mrs. \Vm. McCarthy, of Pittsburg,
spent Thurday last at Emporium, the
guestsof Mrs. Wm. Garritv.—St. Marys
Gazette.
Check Lost.
On or about Jan. 21st, 1005 the un.
designed lost a Penna R. R. check for
$54.25, drawn in favorof Adam Market.
The finder will be liberally rewarded
by leaving or sending same to First
National Bank, Emporium, Pa.
M. MURPHY.
Jan. 550 th, 1905.—50-lt.
Salesman Wanted.
A hustler wanted to take charge of
our business in Emporium and vicinity.
For full particulars apply to Grand
Union Tea Co., No. 88, Main St., Brad
ford, Pa.
Dime Social.
A dime social will be held at the
residence of Mr. Herbert Day on
Woodland Ave., Friday evening of this
week. Everybody cordially invited.
Proceeds towards liquidating church
debt.
Music.
Mrs. J. W. Trotter, Diploma aud
Silver Medal of the Imperial Conserv
atoire of Music, St. Petersburg, has
vacancies for pupils. Rubinstein and
Leschetzky methods. 49 4t.
Handsome Calendar.
The First National Bank of Empori
um has issued a handsome calendar,
containing a picture of the new bank
building, now the best appointed bank
ing institution in this section of the
state.
Poultry for Sale.
Choice young and old Buff Wyan
dotts, allow prices. 50-tf
ALFRED NELSON, Emporium, Pa.
Eye Specialist.
Prof. W. H. Budine, the well known
Eye Specialist, of Binghamton, N. Y.,
will be at R. H. Hirscli's jewelry
store, Emporium, Pa., February 10th
and 11th. If you can't see well or have
headache don't fail to call and see Prof.
Budine, as he guarantees to cure all
such cases. Lenses ground and fitted
in old frames. Eyes tested and ex
amined free. All work guaranteed.
FORMIDABLE GUNS.
T!m- .■•. i I • t !•:>• Turku In
the i J; t '.M'.ttiry.
In 147S Mohammed 11., in forming
the ei» of Scutari, in Albania, eni
pl ' " ! !,(.•• ivy bombards, the
li; , : iof which threw a stone shot of
:!T" ;> muds weight, two sent shots of
500 pound.;, one of i pounds, two of
.%"<> ii nindone of 1,200 pounds, live
of 1 ,\n<l one of the enormous
weight of 1.010 pounds, enormous even '
In these il i.vs. for our so ton guns
throw only a 1,700 pound projectile,
our lot* ton throws one of 2,000 pounds,
and the 110 ton throws an 1,800 pound
shot with a high velocity.
The stone shot of Mohammed's
guns varied between twenty and thir
ty-two inches in diameter, about the
height of a dining table, 2,5,14 of them (
fired ou this occasion weighing, ac
cording to a calculation of General I
Lefroy's, about 1,000 tons, and were
cut out of the solid rock on the spot.
Assuming twenty-four inches as the 1
average diameter of the shot fired at
the siege, the total area of the surface
dressed was nearly 32,000 square feet.
At this siege the weight of the powder
flred is estimated by General Lefroy
to have been 250 tons. At the siege of
Rhodes in 1480 Mohammed caused six
teen basilisks or double cannon to be
cast on the spot, throwing balls two to
three feet in diameter.—Chambers'
Journal.
Real enjoyment is had when reading
hat clever magazine, The Smart Set.
CAMERON COUNTY PRESS. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1905.
WHEN A MAN STARVES.
How It IVPIH to fio Without Food
I'or Sfvtu l)aj».
For tht> first two days through which
a strong and healthy man is (loomed to
exist upon nothing his sufferings are
perhaps more acute than in the remain
ing stages; lie feels an inordinate, un
speakable era vilig at the stomach night
and day. The inintl runs upon beef,
bread and other substances, but still In
a great measure the body retains its
strength. On the third and fourth days,
bnt especially on the fourth, tills inces- i
sant craving gives place to a sinking
and weakness of the stomach, acconi- |
panied by nausea.
On the lifth day his cheeks appear '
hollow and sunken, his body attenu- i
ated; ids color la ashy pale and ids eyes i
wild, glassy and cannibalistic.
The sixth day brings with it increaa- i
ed suffering, although the pangs of
hunger are lost in an overpowering 1
languor and sickness. The head be- j
conies dizzy; the ghosts of well reniem- i
bered dinners pass in hideous proces- !
sion through the mind.
The seventh day comes, bringing in
creasing lassitude and further prostra
tion of strength. The mind wanders.—
Chicago Chronicle.
Hit* at Dlntlnrt Ad vnntnprc.
Addipus—Don't you hate to be as i
loan as you are? Skinnlcus No: some
times I find it's a decided help. I can
cross my legs in a crowded car without
taking up any more room that I did
before.--Chicago Tribune.
The noblest question in the world is.
What good may I do in it?— Franklin.
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GOOD GROCERIES. §
NOTABLE IT~V A IT S P ent in 1$
112 KITCHEN T)AY S $
JL JL JL & more real
SPECI- comfort than : ;
The Satisfactory Store £2O spent in ii||
ALTiES. j Your Parlor.
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It's more than a fad, this buying at Day's -M
though it is a fad; the correct thing It's an easy mat- jjw
ter to live well if you dea 1 at the Day Grocery Store.
jsJi We have been establ shed in business long enough Js?,
to know the wants of a customer and not so long that |j||f
W we have gotten into a rut.
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Tliis is Progressive Store. ''o
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-New lancies m groceries are continually being put
•;> 011 the market and we ondeavor to keep them along 0-,
with our regular stock of staple groceries which we are
selling at a surprisingly low margin.
M When you want something different, come to Dav's. ijij^
I|l Special Grocery List for jff|
I Friday and Saturday
|| THIS WEEK. ||
[I PURE LARD, lb Qp LEMONS, Fancy Califor- 3j
In bulk. db nia Lemons, Practically i||
I IKSSffiS* = ~"*' 20C I
|l Dairy Cheese, full in; NAVEL ORANGES, ,4'
(Tap Cream, mild, lb. I JL'i California Navel Oranges p
■%{ Worth 16c. 50c size, per / fiP
■ A " IE or "AK I-KAF policy brand. 4UI 1
H Soap, per cake, #p w
||ij 7 caks for 25c. *frl» SUGAR, 25 lb. bag Mi
I MACARONI, lb .ftp granulated. $1.65 '
Genuine imported. IZU v,,vw
:'4: PEERLESS CRUSHED OYSTER SHELLS FOR PROFITABLE &
•v. POULTRY RAISING. A frequent cause for hens not laying, is the
W absence in the food of Carbonate of Lime. As crushed oyster w
W shell is practically pure carbonate of lime, it supplies when fed to W
M poultry, this necessary element and greatly aids in the formation U
of the egg. For sale here in 10c cartons; 50c bags and noc bags.
112 J. H. DAY, I
'Phone 6. Emporium, Pa.
and 200 YEAR Eli HIII ll The Si .00 bottle contains 2'i times the trial site, which sells for SO cents.
CALENDAR" ® ii E. C. DGWITT & COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILL.
Sold by It. C. Dodson, Druggist.
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CO-PARTNERSHH' MTICE.
1 "VTOTICK is hereby given that Arthur Durell
J. > Gore and Charles Albert Counsil have
formed a partnership under the name of the
Keystone Handle Company, Limited, for the
purpose of manufacturing and selling for a per
oid of twenty years from January 23. I9<>s, all
manner of handles, pa(>er plugs and general
novelty wooden ware, with a capital of two
thousand dollars, of which amount Arthur Dur
ell Gore has subscribed one thousand dollars
and Charles Albert Council has subscribed one
thousand dollars to be paid in cash at once.
That the liability of each of said partners is
limited in accordance with the Act of General
Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylva
nia, approved the 9th day of May, A. I>., 1899, and
that the articles of partnership;have been left for
record in the office of the Recorder of Deeds in
and for Cameron county, Pa.
KEYSTONE HANDLE COMPANY, LIMITED.
| There is a Universal j
112 Dread \
\ Among patients on their approaching \
? the dental chair, owing largely to the J
S traditional slory of its tortures. \
? In a modern Dental practice there is J
S little to justify such dread. >
? Dental operations are not necessarily J
S painful. With sharp instruments, a 1
? skilled hand and a generall know how J
\ ability, the worst is over. >
\ Don't Sacrifice Your Teeth Be- >
< cause of Imaginative Fear. e
$ Have your teeth examined often and <
S filled when disease has just commenced >
< and it then will b«j annoying rather C
> than painful. >
} Dr. F. M. ZELIE, )
> DENTIST. >
s CRANE BLOCK, EMPORIUM. PA. \
I This is the I
Store
\ For the People.
t FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS I '
} WILL OFFER. 1
r •'» cans, solid p.ickcl Tomatoes 25': J
112 3 cans N Y., Corn 25n I
r 3 cans Choice l'eas - - - 25«' \
r 7 bars Oak Leaf Soap - - 25 <! \
P Call us hy phone or have our j
j ' >rder Cleric call and get your 1
X order. A lull line ot choice i
{ GROCKKIKS, \
\ FIIESII and t
SALT MEATS, <
{ VKGETABLES and \
{ FRUITS. |
0. B. Barnes. I
£ 'PhoneSl.
SYRUP LD p fc £P > Sl S\l ? 3ia»olinuteCough Cure
CURES INDIGESTION. Csughs, CcSds and Croup.
East Emporium's
| Cash Store |
Special Bargain Day Every Tuesday
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Tuesday, Feb. 7th.
!p THIS GREAT
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■ | Reduction Sale I
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If Of Flannels ancl Outing Flannels fil
j| Breaks all records. ||
j[p Outing Flannel for tliis day only 7.' 4 cents yard. All flj
Jj) colors, plain and striped. j|j
[| Rich's All-wool Flannel, plain and stripes, 35 cts yard. Ifjjj
j) Rich's All-wool Lumberman Flannel, 18 cts yard. p
j Jjl We just cut our price in half. jfji
; p Atnerican Printing Co. 's Indigo Blue, prints, any pat- y|
tern, sH cts yard. j
j II All our Limpson Grey prints, for this day only 5' 4 cts pjlj
i j yard. 1 jjlj
j i|i All our Merrimack Shirtings, all choice patterns 5' 4 cts
IHI yard. Hi
jljt Men's Sweaters, all-wool 40c and 85c. ill
Jfjfj Gloves for zero weather. m
fj||j Worsted Gloves, Buck Gauntlets, Oil Tan Gauntlets jj
for Men and Boys all at cost.
.1! Royal Baking Powder, 45 cts pound. C=j
lb 51b package Banner Oats, 22 cts. =j|
' 2lb package Cream Wheat, 13 cts. ™
111 2lb package Crack Wheat, 12 cts. IM!
|jj] 5II) Bulk Starch for 15 cts. la:
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[| ALL OUR BIG STOCK OF GROCERIES |
i AT THE SAIWE LOW PRICES. I
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Bargains at
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C Furnishing Goods, Shirts, ?
112 Neckwear, Trunks, J
i Satchels, Suit Cases,
C Etc., Etc. v
A fine line at v
I bottom prices. /
Clothing
L FOR ALL. J
/ Men's. Youth's and S
/ Boys' Clothing,
? A new stock just in. p
) Give me a call. S
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) THE PIONEER.