Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-03-10
BRIEF nENTION.


a man who should be refused ntoxi-
cants in the following words: ''To our
mind, then, man so given to the habit
that he occasionally gets under the in
fiuence, yields to the temptation of
getting liquor when offered, or accepts
a treat whenever invited, leaves his
employment in working hours to get
drink, spends his earnings for it while
other responsibilities are neglected,
feeds a growing appetite for liquor
without any effort to control, is a per-
son of Incorporate habits. When
known to the community in general
or in the neighborhood where he lives,
or among the people with whom he has
intercourse and see him from time to
time in the indulgence of these habits,
he is under the ban of liquor laws as
ga person of known Incorporate
habits"
Philadelphia Press: The opinion was
expressed by Pennsylvania Congress
man that Senator Quay and Mr.. Magee
reached an understanding at their con-
terences and that the candidate will
soon be brought forward whom they
will both support. 1t is regarded here
as probable that Mr.. Wanamaker will
not consent to be candidate. Repre-
sentative G. w. Stone is being promin-
emily mentioned as a most likely COM
promise candidate. Representative
Olmsted, of Harrisburg, has also been
mentioned. He stated to-day that the
use of his name was without his knowl-
edge or authority. Mr.. Olmsted is by
no means factional man and for this
reason is regarded as a possible COM
promise.
Some writer in an exchange empha-
sizes a great truth when he says: ga
black ball in secret society is not
club with which to avenge personal
grievance. 1t is not a dagger for cow
ards use with which to even up an old
score. 1t is not brush dipped in black
paint with which to besmirch the char
acter of one who may hold different
views from your own. a black ball is
fraternity's shield, to protect not in
dividuals but the order from those who
would iniure it. 1t should never be
cast with a prejudiced mind or a selfish
thought. Remember, it is q serious
thing to constitute ones self judge,
jury and executioner in one single act
without the orders interests demand it.
Among the passengers on the steamer
City of Seattle, which sailed on Febru-
ary 9th for Alaska, were Joseph and
Charles Cochran, sons of State Senator
j. Henry Cochran, of Williamsport,
Frank Forsman, also of that city, and
Mr.. An Andorson, of Tacoma, accompanied
them. This party purchased their out
fits at Tacoma and they are said to be
the best equipped that ever left the
coast for the Klondike. The last heard
from the party was at Victoria which
place they had reached in safety.
An exchange is responsible for the
following: Here's to the kicker, the
treacherous kicker, the kicker who is
never true; who always is crying and
never is trying some good for his town
to do. No use to correct him nor need
you expect him to come to the front
like man; while others will hustle he
sits down and rustles objections to
raise to each plan.
foy n n OfE
young married women were discuss
ing the subject of dress. Several of
them were of the belief that they should
use one-half of their husbands income
for this purpose, whereupon one of
them remarked: eff could only dress
to the extent of one-half of my hus-
bands income, would be arrested for
indecent exposure n-Bradford Star.
The Butler Times remarks: The
sentiment among Republicans in the
Northwestern Pennsylvania counties
seems to be growing in favor of the
nomination of Congressman G. w.
Stone, of Warren, for Governor Mr..
Stone will probably have every dele
gate from Butler north in the western
tier of counties.
A saloon-keeper in Philadelphia has
doomed his business by putting out
this sign: every purchaser of ten
cents worth of drinks is entitled to
declare war against Spain in this
saloon"
The Bachelor.
If a girl is born beautiful she is as
good a born married.
1t is easy to eat the wedding break
fast, not so easy to eat the weekday
dinners that come after--Chicago