KM I'OKir.M
MILLING COMPANY
PltlOK LIST.
F.mportuin, Pa., March 12, 190 H. J
NKMOPtIILA, per 8 vck I' 2r» j
Felt's Fancy, *' 1 10 ;
Pet Grove, 44 .. I 35
Graham ..." •• 65 ;
llye . ... 4 * 65 j
Buckwheat " 70
Patent Meal 44 45
Joarse Meal, per. 100, 1 15
Ohop Feed, 1 16
Middlings. Fancy 44 1 35
Bran 1 20
Chicken Wheat 1 55
Corn, per bushel, 61
White Oats, per bushel 43
New Oats
choice Clover Seed, 1
•hoice Timothy seed, I vt Market Prices.
1 hoice Millet Seed.
" tncy Kentucky Blue Grass, 1
rTc. dodson,
THE
Brujjcj ist,
EMPORIVJI, I" A.
15 LOCATED IN THE CORNER STORE j
At Fourth and Ohestnul Sts..
112 i /
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/ HL.C. IIUUHUN.
Telephone, 19-2.
Opera House,
EMPORIUM, PA.,
Thursday, March 29th.
THE GREAT MELODRAMA
"IN A WOMAN'S POWER"
VITH.
MR. TRUE S. JAMES,
In the great character of "FIDDLE
STRINGS."
AND
MISS LOUISE RIPLEY,
In the character of "KAVONNA."
SUPPORTED
BY AN ALL STAR CAST OF METRO
POLITAN PLAYERS.
THE PIECE ABOUNDS WITH
THRILLING CLIMAXES
AND
STIRING SITUATIONS
Prices—7sc, and 50c,35c; children 25c.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT,
PERSONAL GOSSIP.
Contributions invited. That which yon would
ike to sec in this department,let un knotu by po6-
*al card or letter, personally.
Geo A. Walker spent last Saturday
in Corning, N. Y.
Born—to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ruber
to last Monday, a girl.
Miss Hattie Russell, of Mt. Jewett,
spent Sunday in town with friends.
Mr. Chas. Gleason, now of Boston, is
on a business trip to South America.
Miss Ruth Richardson, of Driftwood,
was the guest of Miss Nina Bryan over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Gilbert, of the
New Warner, were spending part of
this week in Buffalo.
Jos. L. Wheeler left Tuesday night
for South Carolina where he is inter
ested in a lumber tract.
Mrs. Carrie Ellis has been quite ill
with grippe for a week but is improv
ing under Dr. Falk's treatment.
Mrs. Ida Hamilton returned from
Buffalo last week with a full line of
furnishings for her dressmaking shop.
James Dougherty, tinner for Murry
& Coppersmith Co., and wife have been
in Bradford the past week visiting old
friends.
Mose Minard,after having had charge
of many sleighing parties, remarks
that he does not know why Christians
should fear to dio.
Mr. A. C. Blum, Secretary of Key
stono Powder Company, returned
Tuesday evening from visiting New
York and other cities.
Miss Manic Cummings returned home
from Buffalo, last Monday, where she
was spending several deys completing
her course in millinery.
Mr. W. O. Painter, one of Clarion
county's enterprising business men,
visited relatives in town several days
last week, guest of Prof. W. J. Leavitt
and family.
Mr. J. P. Kddy, of Cameron, was a
business visitor in St. Marys on Satur
day. Mr. Eddy has the contract of
supplying coal and clay to a large
manufacturing establishment at Cam
eron. He employs a crew of about
twenty men.—St. Marys Gazette.
Mr. A. C. Urchin, contractor and
builder, of St. Marys, was in town last
week looking over the plans anil speci
tlcatioDH of some buildings to be erect
ed here this spring by Mr it Segerand
others. Mr. Brehin is a tine gentleman
to meet, aud we understand he desires
to locate in Emporium permanently.
.Mr. John Gleason came up Tuesday
evening to attend Chapter meeting.
Harry Moore, of Keating Summit,
transacted business in town yesterday.
Mr. E. L. Jones, of Bradford, trans
acted business in Emporium Wednes
| day.
Mr. J. P. Eddy, of CaUler, was a i
guest at New Warner over Tuesday j
; night.
Mr. Lawrence Bauer and Miss
Flossie Housler spent last Sunday at !
St. Marys.
James Keenan, foreman at Cameron j
mines, has resigned to accept a posi- !
tion at Possoni Glory. W. Va.
Messrs. R. W. Green and Hon, Josiah j
Howard left on Monday for West I
Virginia on a business mission.
11. If. Cloyes arrived yesterdav from I
West Virginia to visit friends for a few j
da\ Hi i looking exc< edingly well.
Thomas Cummings, .lr., who has '
been quit" ill for several days is im j
proving. He escaped a run of fever. '
Mrs. E, J. Nugent, of East Salamanca, \
N. Y., after spending a few weeks in !
Emporium, guest of J. L. Wheeler and i
wife, returned home on Monday.
Mining Engineer B. W. McClure and |
family have arrived in Emporium from
West Virginia. They are stopping at
I New Warner until than can secure a
i home.
County Commissioner S. P. Kreider
came up on Tuesday and attended
regular meeting of County Commis- |
sioners. He left on Wednesday for
Philadelphia.
George Wright and wife of North
Maple street, left on Friday on an ex
tended visit to relatives at Rochester,
Buffalo and Niagara Falls. They ex
pect to be absent two weeks.
Mrs. Alex. Mclnnes, Sr, ofCorry,
who has been visiting her friends, Mr.
and Mrs Thos. Trotter, expects to
return home next week. Mrs. Me-
Inness came down especially to assist
her old friends, who have been quite
feeble of late. Noble lady.
Associate Judge George J. Laßar and
wife returned last Saturday from an
extended visit to Florida and Cuba.
While they enjoyed their visit they
were glad to get home once again.
EX-CONGRESSMAN ARNOLD DIES
' SUDDENLY.
Prominent Resident of Dußois,
Penna., is Stricken in Muskegon,
Mich.
MUSKEGON, Mich., March 20—-Wil
liam C. Arnold, of Dußois, Pa., died
at the Hackley Hospital here to-day of
chronic heart trouble. He arrived in
Muskegon, March 14, on business con
nected with his law practice, and was
taken ill at his hotel the Friday follow
ing. He partially recovered on Satur
day, so as to be able to attend to busi
ness, but suffered a relapse on Sunday.
Pie continued to grow worse, and wrs
removed by order of his physician to
the Hackley Hospital. At 8 o'clock
this morning he became delirious, and
died at 9:30. The body will be shipped
to Dußois to-morrow in the custody of
an attendant from the hospital here.
Mr. Arnold came to Muskegon to
take depositions in a suit pending in
Mississippi brought by the Muskegon
Lumber Company and others against
John E. Dußois, to enforce payment of
$20,000 in a land deal.
He was admitted to the bar in 1875,
and served as Congressman from the
Twenty-eighth Pennsylvania district in
1896 and 1897. lie leaves a widow,
three sons and one daughter in Dußois.
Lenten Mementoes.
I.—That the object of keeping Lent
is not to conform to an ancient custom,
but to obtain a spiritual good.
2.—That the testimony of Christians
whose testimony is worth having is that
there is much nropit in a well-kept
Lent.
3.—That the benefits of Lent arc for
those who seek them, and they caunot
be expected to come unsought.
4. —That the purpose of fasting is not
to propitiate God by making ourselves
miserable, but to gain control over our
appetites and desires.
s.—That whenever money is saved to
us by our Lenten self-denial in food or
pleasure, the discipline of self-denial is
not complete until we have devoted the i
money to the Lord.
6 —That all our self examinations j
should be unbiased, our object being j
not to find what can be approved, but '
what must be corrected.
7. —That our Lent will profit us just j
in the proportion in which it brings us !
near to Christ, and makes us more like i
Him.
—Selected, j
Swesey School Honor Roll.
For month ending March 13: Pete j
Craven, Sarah McCaslin, Marie Lock \
i wood, Earl Montgomery, Gertrude j
! Swesey, Dean Goodwin, Lettie Craven, |
j Dora Bonner, Leone McCaslin, Jettie i
j Craven.
EZRA B. SMITH, Teacher.
You can get all kinds of good cedar
; shingles at C. B. Howard & Co..
Notice to Contractors.
The undersigned will receive bids for \
the erection of two or three dwelling
houses on East Allegany Avenue, Em
porium. Bids may be made in whole
or part, for either wood, brick or
cement. Plans and specifications may
, be seen at my store.
It. SE<;EK.
It will not cunt you a cent to try
Chamber la in'A Stomach end Liver Tablet*,
anil they are excellent for Kotiiurh troubles
and constipation. Get u free sample at
at L. Taggart'.« drug store. J. K. Smith.
Sterling Run Cruiu Bros., Hintmmaliun
! ng.
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CAMERON COUNTY PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1906
An Ohio Lady Pleaded.
A prominent Imly, of (Scncva, Ohi >,
says ('rokcr .i llhuuumlic Cure is all rijjlit.
1 T o<ler diite of Jan. •>, 1!)()(!, slie say-
This is ID certify that I have had Ilhcu
m iiisni more 01 less all my life, and have
taken only one and a half 50 cent, bottles
of Crocker's Rheumatic Cure and have
been very much benefited by it. For
sale by J!. ('. Dodson.
211)ec'hn. IMus OKA PATCH,
(' B. Howard & (Jo., havo received
from the Pacific Coast what is perhaps 1
the finest lot of REI) CEDAR shingles ;
that ever came to Cameron cou
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"GET THE HABIT"]
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We are doing a' splendid business. Our
I patrons seem to be so impressed with the de- g*
liciousness of. our baked goods that many ol
them have ''got the habit" of coming here
regularly. We anticipate more of that B
"habit," because our bread and pastry isjbet-
Iter than ever before. Get the habit—the
health giving habit of eating the products of
our sanitary shop.
I Emporium Bakery I
BREAD OF QUALITY
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| TAD, CO The Satisfactory Store GOODS
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• Shrewd shoppers seek the store that gives the
I greatest value for the money. There is no question as
to which store this is. B j
Appropriate goods for the lenten season are here in Q j
profusion. It is our aim to make this portion of our A
stock specially noteworthy.
Smoked, Salt and Canned Fixli.
I BOOTH'S OYSTERS AND
PfILTIMORE LAKE FISH, jj
Reduced Prices for Friday and
■ Saturday.
LEMONS—Fancy California Lemons, thin skin- (Of* B
ned and juicy, a dozen 100 '
BUTTER—Finest Creamery,wrapped in parch- QHP
inent alb wUw B
BOILED IIAM —Choice selected hams, of finest OflP I
I flavor, nicely sliced alb will* B
CALIFORNIA HAMS —Trimmed shoulder, mild IflP 8
sugar cured, convenient weight a lb ... , '"w B
SOAP —S cakes Oak Leaf Soap 25C i
BEANS —N. V.state Pea Beans, better for baking /P f|
than Marrowfats, alb I
B EVAPORATED PEACHES —Very choice, large jCP fl
California Peaches alb IOU fl
! I ARMOUR'S SOUPS—2)< lb cans, assorted. QflP ®
Regular price 25c; a can ZUU ufc
j fl EVA PORATED CREAM —Unsweetened Con- QCP &
defised milk, Gilt Edge Brand, 3 cans for . . AW*"* fl
POTTED HAM or TONGUE—Regular 10c cansQCP* i
three for
B HAM LOAF—Regular 15c cans, IflP fl
a can Ill" B :
fl St T GAR —25U) bag best Granulated C| 'H 8
Sugar, .....: 3>1.4U
I Feed l'ratts Poultry Food—A guranteed egg pro
ducer —and see the result. Get the genuine here.
J. .H DAY, I
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IT OUR NEW LINE OH NCW 5,,R1,, « L '" C OF Wl, ' , ," > " SHADEB L|
Jl* from IOC to 75c per Shade. ji
ill Wall Paper for 1906. zr r T . I
K The best PAINT. Longman & Martinez, h
I = All Colors. 8
||l Consists of tin best things from three factories. Also £§j
the Robert Graves Co."s line of Decoration Paper of.all Rodger's StainflOOr, the best made
k >» d *- for Floors.
|l) The Graves line took first prize in competition at St. 11 a P 1 | fi'
1 Louis against the world. ■ LLUY L'* Jpj
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Bargain in llooks.
A complete set of Hrittaniea Ency
clopaedia, consisting of thirty volumes
and key Are all new and in original
packages. \V*il! 1 10 sold at a bargain,
Apply at PKKH.H office. 3litf
Warning.
All persons are hereby forbidden from
trespassing upon the property of this
Company without a permit lrom this
office, or the Superintendent at the
works.
KRYBTONK POWDER Mm. Co.
Emporium, Pa., August Ist, 1!»03,
21-tf.
I* RUMMAGE SALE, j
R. SEGER'S I
1/4 CLOTHING
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8 Nfe''r. u " room, therefore, we will H
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SALE I
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1$ winter clothing and furn- £
k)> J :• I ishing goods has been fl
llw IIIJ disposed of. They must I
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fyj wyL Watch us this spring. 9
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Nobody ever saw such a Grocery Store.
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■! OUR SPECIAL BARGAINS EVERY DAY. I
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j igj One piece 30c Red Henrietta, Sale m
iB Price, - 20c p
| f One piece 30c, Black Henrietta, Sale J
ijj! Price, - 20c m
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I Groceries. I
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i|p Live Oak extra large Fancy Italian lla
Prunes, - - 13c lb j
| Extra Choice California Prunes 10c lb j]
| J Extra Choice California Prunes, 8c lb 1]
'j New Extra Fancy Corn, - 70c doz ]
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anything we offer saves you
money, both in Dry Goods,
Notions and Hardware. j.
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One Minute Cough Cure Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
1 For Coughs, Colds and Croup. Digests what yo« cat