MANY GRIP VICTIMS
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Just now many grip victims
are troubled by an obstinate
cough. Dodson's White Pine
and Spruce will positively re
lieve that particular'after grip
hacking.
Dodson's Drug Store.
LOCAI. DEPARTMENT,
PERSONAL OOSSIP.
Contribution* invited. That which you would
tike to nee in this department,let u» know by pos
tal card, letter or personally.
W. F. Schweikart is spending the
week transacting business at Sunbury,
Pa.
J. Raymond Cook, of Ridgway, spent
Sunday in Emporium guest of bis par
ents.
Max Spence, of this place, is spend
ing the week at Driftwood, where he
is engap?d at house painting.
Miss Etta Holcomb, of this place,
spent Sunday at Sinnamahoning, guest
of her sister Mrs. Arthur Kline.
O. W. Bushnell, formerly of this
place, but now of Kane, Pa., was a
business caller in town on Monday.
C. W. Gray, chemist at Sinnamahon
ing Powder plant, was a business call
er at the County Seat, last Friday.
Mrs. Joseph Kaye and daughter,
Miss Sarah, of this place, are spending
a short time visiting relatives at Monti
cello, N. Y.
Clyde Fisher departed for Dußoi#
and Indiana, Pa , Monday morning,
where he is spending the week visiting
relatives.
J. W. Smith, of Beechwood, trans
acted business at the county seat on
Monday and made the PRESS office a
business call.
Mrs. J. A. Fisher has returned to her
home at this place from Coudersport,
where she was called by the serious
illness of her mother.
John Lane, of Washington, D. C.,
was guest of his sister and husband,
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Mickey, on Sixth
Street, the last of the week.
Mrs. (ieorge Guinn, of New London,
Wis., is guest at the home of H. A.
Cox and family, on North Chestnut
Street. Mrs. < iuinn is a sister of Mrs.
Cox.
Mrs. M. A. Rockwell and Miss Lil
lian Perkins returned home from Wil
liamsport, last Friday, where Mrs. R.
was transacting business and visiting
relatives.
Chas W. Shaffer, of New York City,
arrived in Fmporium Monday morn
ing, transacting business with the Key
stone National Powder Company, of
which he is a stockholder.
Masters Charles and Carl Bonham,
of Franklin, Pa., who are visiting their
mother, Mrs. John T Howard, are
having a line time. They are very
geutienienly young men aud aregruw*
ing like elder**.
Prof. James Coleman, at one time
principal of the schools in Drittwood
Borough, but now niiut'arly employed
in the school* in the PhiliplneN, is
visiting hi* many friend* in this *e<
tion of the state.
Mr* hluabeth Miller and non Master
Raymond, of Dußois, who worn guests
at the home of C. K. Craudell and
family over Sunday, returned to their
home Monday. They wore accompan
panlwl by Mis* Pauline Crnudell, who
will tm their guest
(ieorge VY. Tower* and son Karl, of
Driftwood, vtailed in Emporium U»t
Friday, transacting bu*lHtM They
found tliiiH to i all at the I'hm%.* olftte
for a social ebit M T, i» Burgees of
Driftwood and is higldy reapected and
popular with all
Michael Norton, of liWMonburg,
Ohio, the last of lk« week in
(own, visiting ma many frieml* Mr
Norton left fur Portville. S V , H*t U r
day to Jol* hi* wife who is *t*itutg
that place He will 1m n>ni*inKnr«| tiy
th» Fntporlum |».»ple m the set***,i
aou uf the late Mltha. i Norton Like
•II Kiii|mfiuNi hoy* having • •*■•»•» given
the t Imie ■*, tie I IIMIHNI iha ladder uf
tm eaa and M iiuw Ike tuporluteuilen >
112 a !*rg« nil • otnpany at iHhe>>nhur|-
B. J. Collins, of Huntley Station,
was a business caller at this plaoe, Sat
urday.
Joe Wortman, of this place, spent
Sunday at the home of his mother in
St. Marya.
Everett Pierson, of this place, tans
acted business at St. Marys between
t.raius last Friday.
W. J. Merry, of this place, was a
business caller at Portville, N. Y., be
tween trains hist Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Webster and daughter,
Irene, of Canoe Run, were shopping at
Emporium, Saturday evening.
Tom Leet, of Coudersport, was a
business caller at Emporium laptSatur
| day and was guest at Hotel Warner.
C. Leslie Freck, of Sheffield, was a
guest a the home ofhis aunt, Mrs. S. E.
Sterner, on Broad Street, last Sunday.
A. W. Phillips, one of the chemists
at the Sinnamahoning Powder plant
was business caller at Emporium last
j Monday evening.
Friday's Ridgway'a Daily Democrat:
C. Q. Catlin, of Emporium, was a
business visitor in Ridgway yesterday
afternoon and last evening.
Mrs. Thomas Cuturnings, of this
place, spent a few days at Niagara
Falls last week, visiting with her son,
Thomas, Jr.
Mrs. Joseph Burnette and son, arriv
ed home on Tuesday afternoon, after
being absent from Emporium for the
past two months,
Mrs. Howard Fitch and children, of
Ligonier, Pa., are guests at the home
ofE. W. Oaskill and daughter, Miss
Perna, Fifth street.
Misses Vera Olmsted and Kate Metz
ger returned to their respective homes
at this place last Saturday evening,
from Oberlin, Ohio.
Misses Marion Baldwin and Margaret
Cavey, who have been attending St.
Elizabeth's College, at Allegany, N.
Y., are home for the summer vacation.
Earl MaeDougall, who has been in
Buffalo the past few weeks attending
a business school, arrived in town on
Saturday for a brief visit with his par
ents.
Miss Josephine Bentley, who has
been guest of her sister Mrs. Husted,
and Miss Belle Husted, returned to her
home at Lock Haven, this (Thursday)
morning.
Miss Charlotte Spence, of this place,
secretary of the Sunday School Asso
ciation of Cameron County, was a
business caller at Johnsonburg, last
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Bodine and child
ren, of Harriman, Tenn., are guests at
the home of Mrs. B's parents, Mr. and
; Mrs. E. R. Lathrope and family, on
] West Allegany Ave.
Lock Haven Express, 17th: Little
Miss Dorothy Howard and little Miss
Cecil Clark, of Emporium, are the
i guests of Mrs. Ross W. Barrows, of
j West Main street, for Kirmess week.
I Mr. and Mrs. Omar A. Heck, of Buf
| falo, N. Y., are guests at the home of
Mrs. IPs father, Mr. A. A. Mac Donald,
! on Fifth Street. They arrived in Fm
parium Saturday.
Relatives from out of tow n who at
tended the funeral of the late Burt M.
Housler were Mr. Soloman Conurath,
of Indiana, Conurath, and Messrs.
Henry and Floyd Evans, of Olean.
F. 11. Dodson departed for Fredonia,
X. Y., last Monday, where he will visit
relatives for a few days after which he
will goto Wisconsin, where ho will en
i ter the employ of the Fetters Medicine
' Company.
Mrs. Josiah Howard and daughter
j Miss Dorothy, and Miss Cecil Clark,
returned home from Lock Haven, Sat
urday. While in Lock Haven they
had the pleasure of witnessing the pro
duction of "Kermiss."
, Hon B. W. Green und wife returned
home from Philadelphia last Saturday
morning, where Mrs. Green had Iteen
receiving treatment. We are pleased
to*t hit Mrs. Green is improving
a v.'e ' :i< ''«u tie expected.
M.-**rw. T. A. and W. A. Flynn, of
tlu* place, weui to Allegany, N. V.,
last Satuida.v to visit at their home at
that place and to be preaeut at the
Commencement excrcl*e* at St. Eliza
beth's College, which took place ls*t
Monday
lloti. G. W. Huntley, of Drittwood.
treasurer of Cameron Powder Co., at
tended to his duties iii town on Mon
day The Judge and family are *OOll
to tie resident* of Fuiporium, having
puruba*tHl the beautiful Julian resi
d*nce "U North Broad street.
Mra. Charles Park* whowsa taken to
ttldgway Ifoapitsl where she expected
to have an operation performed A Iter
an esaminatlon by Dr. Parmer and
otb»r phyaiciau* it waa found would
not be neceaaary and that she would
cu lit mile to Improve by treatment
Tin* i* doer ing new* to h«* family
and frienda,
Fralik M 1 * ,ug, Willis IMSpuft,
Visited trlMlids al this pls>e last MatUr
day and Muudty. Mr Kwing la eun<
nevlad Willi the tidegrapti department
n|tlW I* It U Ce lie is tha invent r
a wirel»»a «>*t»m of telegraphy
whit, it tut* already gained much pub 1
Ue IftVuf. lie favored the Pfcgna with j
ft ex-la), I
CAMERON COUNTY PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1910.
I Itiley Warner spent Wednesday tak
| ing in the sights at Buffalo.
George Smith, of North Bend, ie
visiting friends in town for a few days.
Mrs. Herman Anderson and son Carl
are on a week's visit with relatives in
Buffalo.
Mr. Graham, of Haverock, Ontario,
is visiting John Cronkwright and wife
of East Emporium.
Misses Ethel and Eva J. Wadding
ton visited at St. Marys Tuesday even
ing between trains.
Mrs. P. V. Daley, of Dußois, is visit
ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. Owen
Nangle, at this place.
Miss Maggie Kelly who has been at
tending school at Allegany, N. Y., has
returned to her home at this place.
Mrs. David Murray, of East Third
street, went to Buffalo, Wednesday
morning to visit relatives for a short
time.
Kev. J. L. Bogue and Arthur V.
Orton are in attendance at the Baptist
Convention being held at Smothport,
this week.
Miss Kittie Blumle, who has been at
tending St. Elizabeth's School at Alle
gany, N. Y., has returned to her home
at this place.
W.E. Devling, of Sterling Run, trans
acted business in Emporium on
Wednesday and made the PKESS ofllce
a social call.
Misses Margaret Kelley and Sadie
Edwards were guests at the home of
the former's parents at Coudereport,
over Sunday.
Nathan Silin, one of Sinnamahon-
Ing's prosperous merchants, trans
acted business at the county seat, tlas
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Davison, of Ridg
way, were business callers at this place,
on Wednesday, guests of the former's
brother, J. M. Davison.
Miss Sadie Moran, of Coudersport,
spent the first of the week at Empori
um, guest at the home of Charles Ed
wnrds and family, Sixth street.
Miss Helen Blumle and brother Mas
ter Leo are spending the week guests
of their sister and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. William Dcitzler, at Bradford.
Neil Coppersmith departed this
morning on his annual vacation and
will vist relatives and friends at Olean,
Shiuglehouse and several other places.
Hon. 11. H. Mullin and wife are
spending the week at Harrisburg, Pa.,
where Mr. Mullin is attending the Re
publican State Convention.
Mrs. C. R. Razey and daughter, Miss
Sarah and son, Master William, of
Portville, N. Y., were guests of Mrs.
It's sister, Mrs. Seth J. Hackett, at
her home on East Third street, last
week.
Miss Janet Metzger, who has been
spending the winter and spring at the
home of her uncle George Metzger and
family on Fifth street will leave this
('1 hursdaj evening for Hempsted,
bong Island.
Mrs. Lora Erhart and son Will, of
Austin, returned to their home
Wednesday morning after spending a
short time guests at home of Mrs. E's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Hacken
berg, Fifth street.
Misses Mary and Mayme Fredette
left this (Thursday) morning for Buf
falo, N. \ from which place they will
goto Quebec, Canada where they will
visit relatives. They will be absent
for about one month.
Miss Edith Heilmau departed for
I'oughkeepsie, N. Y., on Saturday
• veiling, where she is the guest of her
brother John Hellman and wife. Miss
I(eilman will enter a school at that
place in the near future.
Mrs. Maymo Tebo, returned this
morning from Marys, where she at
tended commencement exercises at
the Hacred Heart school. We are in
toriiied that her daughter secured high
honors In music and painting.
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What a Prescription
Represents
It represents the result ot careful diagnosis.
Year» ot" training, study and practice. It
should IK* lilleil by a pharmacist who has
had just the saute e.x|K*rieiiee in his own
prolix ion ui the Ik>ctor. We liave had
that experience. Allow ns t<> till your pre*
«riptu>a, Then it rtpft *nU —Recovery.
Old Reliable Drug Store
CEO. rAIiCtAHT, Proprietor.
V- J
W. C. Cope, U. S. chemist, has re
turned to Pittsburg, having left Em
porium last Sunday. Charles J. Lam
bert, of Pittsburg arrived in town last
Thursday and will act as U. S. chem
ist here, during the absence of Mr.
| Cope,
Gordon Beattie departed for Detroit,
j Mich., on Saturday, where he has se
) cured a lucrative position. Gordon is
1 a full Hedged machinist and is sure to
make good, having spent the past four
| years in the works of the Emporium
Machine Company.
Hon. and Mrs. Josiah Howard and
| children, with Mr. E. J. Smith at the
j wheel, autoed to Williamsporton Mon-
I day. Mrs. Howard and children are
; visiting relatives for the week and Mr.
i Howard is attending the Republican
| State Convention at Harrisburg.
John A. Johnson, wife and son
Lloyd, arrived in Emporium last Fri
day from Harrisburg, Pa. They are
I enroute for Buffalo, N. Y., where tbey
1 will make their future home. While
in Emporium tbey were guests at the
1 homes of Mrs. J's brothers, Messrs. T.
! B. and H. S. Lloyd, also at the home
of Mrs. E. S. Coppersmith. They left
for Buffalo Tuesday morning.
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$ Foundations
for Fortunes'!?
Y* 1
Are right here in the advertising
columns of this paper
If what you're selling hmerit,
A DVE R T / S K I I
An ad. will sell it foi you
I Copyright, IDOii, ftjr W. N. U.l
EMPORIUM
MILLING COMPANY.
A bite of Delicious Bread
made from the PET (jROVE flour will
convince you of the exquisite flavor,
that this superior flour imparts to your
bread. Children cry for the bread with
butter that is made from this A 1 flour
and house wives are fullv repaid for
their trouble when baking a batch of
bread, when it gives such gratification
and pleasure to the family as that
made from PET (iROVE Hour
PRICE LIST.
Emporium, Pa., JIIIIOB, IHU.
NKMOHIiILA , |ic-r sue I; I V)
Kelt's Fancy. " I «0
Pet (Jrovt. •• I«0
Roller Meal " 50
Hye. V £ j
Graham,. " I
Murk wheat, " 75 !
ttuckwheat, 10 lb Hack, :;n |
Coarne Meal per 100, 1 t r >
Chop hV- H " I •*•*» j
Cracked Com per 100 1 -*5 I
White Middlings. » «*> 1
bran,.. 1
Chicken Wheat " 2 00
Screening**, •• 1 *5
Oil Meal 4 4 1 W
Corn per bushel, w
Whit eOat*, per buahel M
Oynler Shells, per 100 76 |
Sterling Chick rV d - w
Sterling Scratch Feed 1 W
I>ai*y Dairy Feed, > 50
Calf M» il. ftOlb bag 1 50
Alfalla Meal 1 50
Cotton wed Meal, *
Mammoth Clover Seed, per hu ...
Medium clover Heed, "
A Invke Clover Meed, •" '•* &0
Timothy heed, *' *2 75
Oerman Millet Heed. *• '2 8
Seed Utu kwheat, Silver Hull, per bu I "0
Seed Huckwhtntt, fapam -*e, per bu I OO
Learning Fodder Corn, |>«r bu..... 1 M
MR. ROOSEVELT MAKING HIS FIRST SPEECH.
Photo by American Press Association.
Dtirlnx blii tour of Africa and Europe Colonel ltoogevelt has lost n nn >flf
kla streunoslty la speechmaklng. In bis first speech on American Roll 8 ft®
kia return, on Juno 18, his oratory was distinguished, as usual, by earnest
mess, vehemeace and vigorous gestures.
v ▼ t 1 j • The Conservation of Nature's Re-
Unremitting sources.
Applies as well to our physical state
A/ 1 rj"| I O npA [as to material things. C. J. Budlong,
O 1 Washington. R. I, realized his condition
and took warning before it was too late.
.Mir bottles
Scared Into Sound Health.
troubled with my kidneys a bladder,
which sirew worse until I became alarui
pwwr«i«T: »»» c lit ed at my condition. I suffered also with
In the w.'ir ori insect pests that dull heavy headaches and the action of
damage and destroy your flowers, my bladder was annoying aud painlul. 1
shrubbery and trees is the only j read of Foley's Kidney I'ills and after
way to keep your lawns and gar- ,' taking them a few weeks the headaches
dens fresh and greer. Like all '•-'ft me mi i l ' le action of my bladder was
drugs and medicines, insecticides again normal, and 1 was free ol all dis
must be pure and fresh to bo etll- tress. for sale by hmporium Drug
cient and effectual. Therefore if !
you allow the Emporium pharmacy —"-** -•
to supply your needs you can be i If you are not -satisfied after using av
assured that what we furnish can cording to directions two-thirds of a bot
be relied upon to do the work ; tie or Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
properly. Tablets, you can have your money back.
Only at the The Tablets cleanse and invigorate the
MEW nDlir CTADC stomach, improve the digestion, regulate
lIGVV UI\U\J u ! </I\Lj the bowels. Give them a trial and get
POST OFFICE BUILDING. wel! - SolJ b >' al) dealers.
IPrnrorioQ &
UlUoulluO Reasonable Prices, I
COOKED * y )C » CHIPPED
© SLICED SB 1 Y SMOKED IB
I HAM ™. _ . BEEF
I he Satisfactory Store
40C LB J 35C LB.
Try Our Special Blend Tea for Iceing,
:75c Lb., 3 Lbs $2.00. J
Our week end special sales mean substantial sav- ■
ings for you. All groceries are sold subject to your ap
proval whether at regular or special prices. You run I
a iio risk. If not convenient to come to the store, phone
or ask for the order clerk to call.
Economy Prices for Friday and Saturday I
251b bay Best Granulated Sugar 51.50. I
15c Mince Meat in bulk, lb. 12c.
lib can Royal baking I'owder 45c.
15c Imported Macaroni, auy style, lb 12c.
Dunham's Shredded Cocoauut, lb 35c.
2He Peaches, extra choice, the can 23c.
Fresh Invoice Reymer's Chocolate Drops, lb 17c.
A 20c bottle (Jueen < Hives 15c. a
15c Heinz plain I'ork aud Heaus 2 cans 25c.
High Grade Toilet I'ai>cr, 4 10c rolls 25c.
I Fresh Caught Lake Fish. I
Delivery to all Parts of Town Twice
Each Day.
You Get Better Values Here.
I JH. DAY, J