EMPORIUM
Ml LUNG COMPANY.
PRICE LIST.
Emporium. Pa.. August 6. 1900.
NEMO M 112! I. • . ~»» -rick $ ' 23
fcelt'aFaucv, 4 . i 10
Pet Grove. * " . 1 35
Orahaiu ' 6ft
ttye -
Buckwheat 70
Patent M*M. , R .O
Coarse >i i 1 :r>
V\op ." 1
Kancy * 1
Bran. .... 125
Chicken Wheat 1 56
White'')i • - '.uaho'l. 50
yster Shells, per 1(M)
Choice Clove
Choice Tim >th> i. , .. r j ~t rriceN
Choice Millet See«l,
fancy Kenttick> Hlue(ir.tss, j
R. C. DODSON,
THE
QnJdcl ist,
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IS LOCATED IN THE CORNER STORE
At Fourth and Chestnut St 9.,
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Telephone, 19-2.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
PERSONAL GOSSIP.
Contribution* invited. That which you would
ike to see in this department Jet ua know by pos
tal card or fetter, personally.
Miss Bone, of Binghamton, N. Y., is
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. T. Logan.
Miss Dora Morse is visiting at Sterl
ing Run, guest of Mrs. P. H. Mason
and family.
Mrs. McFarland, ofßradford, is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. Jas. Dougherty
this week.
Miss Pearl Lewis, of Buffalo, is visit
ing in town guest of Alex McDougall
and family.
Mrs. Wm. Fuller, of Norwalk, Ohio,
is guest of her sister, Mrs. W. C. Blair
and family, at this place.
J. W. Norris, our up-to-date livery
man, accompanied by Mr. A. Johnson
were PRES.* business callers yesterday.
W. C. Blair, who is engaged with J.
R. Droney Lumber Co., at Watoga, W.
Va., is home visiting his family for a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Day and children
who have been visiting friends in
Potter county for some time returned
home on Saturday.
Mrs. R. C. Dodson and daughters
Mary and Aves visited relatives at
Austin last Saturdaay.
Mrs. N. J. Proudfoot, of Milesburg.
who has been visitng her son Orville
and family the past six weeks returned
to her home on Tuesday.
Arch F. Farr and Marshall Barr, of
Bennetts Branch, transacted business
in Emporium on Saturday. The form
er called at the PRESS office.
Mrs. Mahlon Zurbrick and son Gor
don, have returned to their home in
Buffalo after several weeks visit with
Mrs. Zurbricks' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Parker.
Mrs. Jas. Hobson. wife of our excell
ent West Creek farmer, was a PRESS
visitor on Saturday, renewing their
PRESS for another year. She is always
prompt, to the day.
Mrs. Editha "Howard, Mr. Godfrey
Howard, Miss Marcia Howard, Miss
Marian Rothruss and Mr. Carl Roth
rusa, all of Williamsport, visited the
former's mother, Mrs. M. A. Rockwell,
Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. Oliver S. Metzler, pastor of Mul
berry street M. E. Church, Williams
port, visited in Emporium several days
last week, being cordially greeted by
his old friends, whom he faithfully
served five years. Our good friend,
whose friendship we prize highly, was
a PRESS visitor.
Miss Stella M. Tebo entertained a
large party of little lady and gentle
men friends on Saturday afternoon
from two to seven, there being 76 in
attendance. Of course they all enjoy
ed the party. Miss Stella was the
recipient of numerous valuable pres
ente and a neat sum of money. The
occasion was Miss Tebo's return to
school at St. Marys for a term of ten
months. During the evening a dance
was given to the older friends. Miss
Mary Winters also accompanies Miss
Stella to school.
George Ilockley has returned from
Pittsburg to reside.
Chas. Ivresgp, of Dußoin, transacted
busii ess in town yesterday.
Mrs M. L. Cummings baa returned
from visiting friends at Mt. Jewett.
A H. Shafer came down from Ridg
way last evening to attend Masonic
lodge.
Geo. iiurteau, wife and son, of 11am
mersley Fork, are visiting in town for
a few days.
We regret that North Creok and
Grove Hill letters arrived too late for
this issue
A. N. Vodaok, of Austin, was in
town this week, looking after his West
Fourth street property.
Landlord Dolan, of City Hotel, has
made great improvements on his popu
lar house. Very neat.
Miss Enuna Smutz, visited her
brother G. J. Smutz over Sunday 011
her way to her Philadelphia school.
Miss Vida Lyman, of Austin, and
Miss Zoella Mason, of Sterling Run,
was visiting Minnie Morsaihia week.
Mrs. E. K. Forbes visited Johnson
burg on Tuesday, called there on ac
caunt of the serious illnesss of Mrs.
Theo. Hudson.
JolinT. Ilertig, the Keystone Powder
Company's master mechanic, was a
PRESS cal'er 011 Saturday and made ye
editor happy.
Myrtle Lloyd, who has been visiting
her relatives for the past month in
Shainokin and Wrightsville, returned
home on the llyer this afternoon.
Miss Hattie liussell, who will teach
at Mt. Jewett this winter, stopped in
town over Sunday, on her return from
N. J. The PRESS follows her.
Cashier T. B. Lloyd, who was pain
fully injured Aug. 11th by falling on
the stone walk in front of his residence
has resumed work at First National
Bank.
Mr. Jos. L. Wheeler and wife and
Mrs. E. M. Hurteau have returned
from their Ontario silver mining claim
to visit at home for a couple of weeks.
Burgess R. M. Overhisher, accom
panied by his daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Metzger, Jr., and her three children,
are attending the Overhiser family re
union at Keuka Lake.
Invitations are issued by Hon. and
Mrs. L Taggart announcing the ap
proaching marriage of their daughter
Byrde Leona to Mr. George Herman
Deike, Wednesday evening, 7:30 at
Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. L. S. Hinkle, Wilcox, and Mrs.
J. B. Hinkle, Lima, 0., were guests of
Mrs. Lizzie Hinkle on Monday. Mrs.
Hinkle went to Wilcox yesterday to
visit with her sisters before they leave
for Indian Territory oil fields.
Mrs. A. A. McDonald, having re
gained her usual health has gone to
Omaho. Neb., to visit her brother and
family. Accompanied by her sister-in
law, she is going to Col., to visit her
daughter Miss Sarah, to remain all
winter. This is good news for their
many Emporium friends. Ye editor
sends his best regards and well wishes
to all, including Mr Mcßae.
Mrs. J. S. Douglas, of Olean, visited
her many Emporium friends last week,
before starting for Puerto Rico, where
her son Don is now located, joined by
her daughter, Miss Mildred. They sail
next Saturday. Mr. Douglas will also
leave for Puerto Rico next Jan. They
are interested in a fruit plantation.
V. A. Brooks, of Sinnamahoning,
for many years one of our most re
spected citizens and a constant PRESS
subscriber, was a welcome visitor on
Tuesday. He always believes in keep
ing the printer paid ahead and deposit
ed tv/o years subscription. Mr. Brooks
is looking exceedingly well.
H. L Reedy, of Hillsgrove, Pa., form
erly a resident of Emporium and an
industrious employee of Emporium
tannery, visiting in town over Sunday,
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dunn. Miss Mar
garet Dunn, who has been visiting Mr.
Reedy and family at Hillsgrove,
returned home with him, after a de
lightful visit.
Mrs. J. S. Douglas, Mrs. Katie Tough
and Mrs. J. H. Swain were royally en
tertained by their many Emporium
friends last week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Strayer, Hon.
Geo. J Laßar, wife and four grand
children, Mrs. A. C. Blum, Mr. and
I Mrs. Fred Seger and ye editor and
I wife have returned home safe and
sound from the Sea Shore.
"DUFF'S rSS
Co mm ere ial
and Shorthand Training School, qualifying youos
m«ii and women for the poeitiona of trait and rrapon
aibility demanded in thie eveal Financial and Manu
facturing Center. Positions secured for graduates,
"writ# for Circular., Pitubur*. Pa.
JAY P. FELT.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Corner Fourth and Broad streets,
Emporium, Pa.
All business relating to estate,collections.real
estate. Orphan's Courtand general law business
will receive prompt attention. 41-25-ly.
Desertion Notice.
[hereby give notice that my wife, Mrs. Helen
English, has left my bed and board, and that
I will not be responsible for any bills that she
may contract. Any persons harboring her do so
at their own risk.
MARSHALL ENGLISH,
t Medix Run, Pa.. Aug. 13, 190«.—28-at.
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AdniiniHtratrlx'H Notice.
Estate 0/DA VID S. LOOUE, Dtceaned.
NOTICE ia hereby given that letters testamen
tary upon the estate of I>avid 8. Logue, late
of Gibson township, Cameron county. Pa. de
ceased have been granted to the undersigned to
; whom claims against said estate must be present
; ted, duly authenticated; also all persons indebted
! to said estate must roalte settlement.
FRANCES LOGUE, Administratrix.
Aug. 30, 1906.—2tMt.
CAMKRON COUNTY PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1906
John t.ucas & Co
Philadelphia I'
EMPORIUM OPERA HOUSE, SATURDAY,
SEPT. 8, 1906.
The Newest Cornedv Melodrama
A JOLLY AMERICAN TRAMP
By E. K. KIDDER, Author ''A Poor Relation,"
"Peaceful Valley," etc.
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nn vnil I IvC CCNCATIHN Pathos, Comedy, Uniqueness, Splen-
IJU IUU LIFVt OLROAMUII dor and Thrilling Combination of all
that is good in the American Play.
Large and expensive Cast. Breezy, Brisk, Rapid, Untiring, Interesting.
Prices: 50c and :55c; children 25c.
Hie Fair and Pic-oic
AT KEYSTONE PARK,
Emporium, Pa., Sept. 13, and 14
Exhibit of Cameron county's products.
Fine Stock, Ornamental display, Grain.
Everybody is urged to enter some exhibit.
Foot Races, Shooting Match, Ball Games.
A general jubilee. Come all. Plenty at
tractions and amusements for everybody.
Prize Given to Familywith Largest Number ol Children on Ground
PRIZE TO THE TALLEST, ALSO TO THE SHORTEST MAN AND WOMAN
EXCURSION RATES on the Pennsylvania R. R.. between Kane and Renovo and Du-
Bois and Port Allegany. Erie Mail stops at Cameron, Sterling Run and Sinnaraahon
on above dates.
& OUR NEW LINE OF New s P rin E Line of Window Shades g 1
[0) from xoc to 75c per Shade. p
I Wall Paper for 1906. zrr ' • I
nj The best PAINT, Longman & Martinez. jf{
0 All Colors. jjjj
0 Consists of the best things from three factories. Also | • - - ■ —--- Jj]
!J Hie Robert Graves Co.'s line of Decoration Paper of;all Rodger's StainflOOr, the best made !-
m kinds - for Floors. 9
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|=» The Graves line took first prize in competition at St. I ww * vtrwr rv w w rw^
1 Louis against the world. HARRY S. LLOYD, ffl
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j \ The Famous {
Old |
Mlails j
|\ Wil hold their Twentieth annu *
REUNION |
( At Driftwood i
| Sept. 14 and 15, 'O6 |
I ? Their ranks are gradually }
j V growing less anfl it will not be s
t 112 many years until there will be s
I ? noHucktails, so let the good peo- 3
' X pie of Cameron and adjoining \
! C counties turn out enmasse anil <
| £ give the old veterans the hearty J
: \ welcome they so richly deserve s
WANTED
Local Agent to represent a
well-known and substantial
Life Insurance Company, I
with Guaranteed Dividend
policy. Liberal contract and
renewals to the right man.
Address B. H. Payne, Mgr.
1406 Keystone Building
Pittsburg, Pa.
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i Mid-Summer Clearance Saleil
i $ Clothing at a Sacrifice. $
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I All remaining Summer Goods, in every C
department must be disposed of during
3 August in order to prepure for early fall J
w goods. I)o not mis* this wonderfulbar-C
\ gain opportunity. j
$ N. SEG-ER, \
ofCam
r Friday and Saturday Bargains. Opportunities for
I Profitabia Buyiny. I
I CEYLON jr-"V A "W T CHOICEST C
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0 GREEN OR ~ , FRUIT AND ft
The Satisfactory Store ■
BLACK. || Vegetables ■
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Are you one of the many who avail themselves of ■
the special offerings made by this sto-ie from week to ■
week? If not, then you're the loser. Quality is not *
sacrificed for price. We stand ready to refund purchase ®
price of all groceries sold, which prove unsa isfactory, ■
it returned at once. If vou have any greviance, don't H
keep it to yourself, let us know. We are just as anx- I
ions to have you satisfied as are we to sell you goods I
and when there is nothing said, take for granted that I
you are pleased. Here's the list ror this week— S
& Boneless Bacon, narrow strips. 16c lb
S 251b Bag Best Granulated Sugar $1.40 S:
1 Clam Chowder —25c can Burnhatn's Clam Chow I
I ■ der 22c. ■
[ I Tapioca—Pearl Tapioca in bulk, a lb Bc. I
» Rice—Choice Carolina head rice a lb. Bc.
I Vanilla —25c bottle ''Red Ribbon" Vanilla Ex- ■
■ tJaet 20c. ■
■ Laundry Blueing—Large 10c bottle "Old Relia- 9
I ble" Bc. I
■ SOAP —EiSht 5c cakes Acme soap 25c. I
ft Shredded Wheat —15c package Shredded whole ft
A Wheat biscuit 12c.
I Cottolene —50c pail Fairbank's cottolene. The best
I subststute for lard 45c.
■ Corn Starch—loc size, absolutely pure corn
■ starch 6c.
■ Canned Pine Apple —Delicious chunks, packed in
w Singapore, two cans for 25c.
A Tea—soc quality basket fired, (uncolored Japan)
I ea 40c.
I '-8 Bbl Sack White Lilly Flour 65c. Guarantee to Please
I HOUSE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. Please bear in
J mind that we carry the most complete line of house furnishing
■ goods to be found in Cameron county. You'll do well to see the
■ line when in need. A well furnished kitchen will give more
■ pleasure than a well furnished parlor.
■ Free Prompt delivery to all parts of the Borough.
I J. H. DAY.
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1 the "PAPERS THAT APPEAL,"
make oolite correspondence a
pleasure. Most people just
now are asking us for Twotone j
and Highland Linen. There j
are other styles you may like I
i even better. Come in and see (
them.
M. A. ROCKWELL,
DRrGGIST,
Emporium, I'u.
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