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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1900-08-09

Connections at Rupert with Philadelphia &
Reading Railroad for Tamanend, Tamaqua,
Williamsport, Sunbury, Pottsville, etc. At
Northumberland with and Z. Div. p. r. K. for
Harrisburg, Lock Haven, Emporium, Warren
Cory, and Erie.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1900-08-09

z Weekdays. Daily. + Flag station.
Additional Train leaves HaZleton D. II p. m,
Tomhicken 535 p. m, Fern Glen 5i3 p. m,
Rock Glen 80 p. m, arriving at Catawissa
6.25 p. IN.
Pullman ParlOr and Sleeping Cars run on
through trains between Sunbury, Williamsport
and Erie. between Sunbury and Philadelphia
and Washington and between Harrisburg, Pitts
burg and the West.
For further information apply to Ticket Agents
J. Il. HUTCHINSON, j. Il. WOOD,
CENT Ma GENT PdSs'n'r a
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a Stone for Bread.

Emergency policemen draw So per
month II the council appropriatss money
20 pay the salaries OF those authorized
ON Friday, II viii add TO the burdens Of
the taxpayer E.so per annum. 1, made
such an addition last spring. II Is COM
mon business sense to ask what the peo-
pie have got for the money Are life
and property better protec,edg Is there
any better performance or any armer as
slrsnce 81 an enforcement Of ms Iawsq
1t IS curious response to the represen-
'atoHs Of business men, They ask Tor
system that repreSses instead Of toleratlng
crime. They set an addition 10 the or,-
cial family % ten men. ana an addition
20 The peoples expense account Of a. NJ
annually. They ask Tor bread and rsoe,ve
a STONE. Perhaps il may be thought than
70 they are punished few times IN th,s
way they will learn 10 abandon the tenor
iiY Of making complaints. and suffer hold
ups IN silence
Meantime, with Tie police force already
at rs emergency figure ef hfty.thrse pa-
trolmen besides detectives and officers
what is the good word for any one who
comments upon the existence OK beastlv
and criminal dens where any passer.by
may see their character? Il Is that the
citizen should make the complaint. H=
should leave MS business. frequent in his
own person these pest houses, daily with
their customers. gather his witnesses ana
make out a case for the courts. The police
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force draws salaries, but not to do these
things. Therefore let US increase its num-
bers
The emergency experiment has been
tried, and it did not work. It is not send
ing more patrolmen to the suburbs that
will do the trick. As long as the criminal
and the crook has the freedom of the
city. visits his known haunts and lays
his plans at leisure. as long as HIS pro-
tectors and abettors are not molested, he
cares precious little for the scattered pa
trolnen in any part of the. city. 1t is at
the center. not on the circumference, that
the evil is made possible; and there the
remedy must be applied. The people be-
lieve that the members OF the council win
think seriously of this before adding 1880
to the payroll. When the police force
have an honest order to clean up the
city and enforce the laws in the way
that people want them enforced. and when
they fail in the task, it VIII be time to
ask whether they are numerically unequal
to II. There being at present no evidence
to this effect. the need of appointing or
paying additional policemen is not visI-
BILE
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are the precursors Of decline. As fncreas-

are the precursors Of decline. As fncreas-
ing the aggregate OF comfort. as pro-
vidng more literally for the welI-being
of the masses. as potencies that make
to the widening of intelligence and the
uplifting OF the ignorant ana unfortunate,
they may become messengers OF high and
heavenly things.
II is 20 this spirit which is in man that
we look for the growths of the century
about to open. We can trust it absolutely.
for 1t is what we know personally of the
infinite. the eternal. the divine. II has
wrought and fashioned painfully our
world and us from atomic elements to this
noble estate, still covetous OF the more
excellent way. Always IT'S spark flies up
ward. always its Impulse Is along the as
cending path With deliberation and with
patience IT leads the world to the con-
summation of that eternal purpose shrcud-.
ed from our vision but written indeIfbly
in our hearts. What we strive for win
come TO pass; and IN the striving there is
present happiness and immortal hope He
is false to all tho lessons OF the past who
does not turn his face TO the new dawn
with confidence with trust. with knowI-
edge that some time IN the unseen dis
tances 1t Will broaden slowly Into the per-
feet day
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coma, to go to a fourth-ciass hotel (fame
unknown) leaving him under the I'M
preston that 1t was the best that Tacoma
has to offer. The story appears thorough
" apocryphal. is the sort that Ia
coma newspapers and members of tneir
chamber of commerce invent when they
want to lash the Tacoma spirit of knock
ing" into some new fury. 1t pieases any
citizen Of Seattle to recommend a ven
turesome explorer 10 the best hotel in
Tacoma. In It's desoIate expanses he viii
behold contrast more eloquent than
words.
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The Constantinople correspondent OF the
London Times informs his paper thar the
Turkish government has entered into
contracts for naval and military improve
ments amounting to sl2.ocooco. while the
Imperial treasury Is empty and the In
ternai debt constantly growing. This Is
a condition OF affairs that has existed FOR
q quarter OF century. and ~ the creditor
powers are willing 10 stand IT, as ,hey
appear to be. the sultan says he can.
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Nicola Tesla Is 10 offer the navy de-
partment system OF wireless teiegraphy
which he says Is equal II not superior. to
that Of sisnor Marconi As a genius who
is large in promises but no. IN perform
ances, Tesla is probably the greatest of
living Inventors. He has gained unusual
fame as one who is always going to do but
never does.
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AS long as the empress dowager has
started the fashion of appointing new
emperor. perhaps the powers could do no
better than follow her example and name
one Of their own. In this way they would
probably be able to get monarch who
would see some reason in their peace pro-
posals.
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The Football Youth, the intellectual
Girl and DR.. Harper.

The president of the University Of Chi
cago has had great deal of fun poked
at him, first and last. because of his
ability 70 enrich his institution at the
expense of the stray millionaires he
comes across. And now comes story
that goes to prove that he is gentleman
skillful in adjusting other inequalities than
those between rich man and a needy
college
II seems that ne gave dinner to twen-
ty-five Of his football players a couple OF
weeks ago. and each of the men invited
maiden to accompany him thereto. But
when the list OF ladies' was submitted to
the authorities 4. was found that only
five OF them were Of sufficiently good
standing In their studies to be allowed
such a pleasure. and substitutes were APP
pointed who came up to the mark The
football boys didn't know the intellectual
girls, but that didn't matter. They had
a chance to get acquainted. and that,
probably, was the point at which the pres
ident and the dean Of the woman's depart
ment were aiming
Philosophers have been telling us for
some time that the way to elevate the
race is to educate and cultivate woman
kind to the highest pitch, for, so. man will
make an effort to cultivate and refine him
hn IN MIA xx-ftI I. H.
This doctrine sounds well but the way II
works out Is to make average man turn
toward that percentage Of the opposite
sex which obstinately refuses to be edu-
Gated beyond certain point and remains
frivolous perhaps. deceptive often. attrac-
tive certainly. 1t is less trouble to play
with people who make no demands OF
you. This leaves the utra-educated and
cultivated girl to find her piaymates
among such men as choose by preference
the strenuous social life--who are. FREE
quently. prigs. But girls, no matter how
satisfactory their standing in their studies
may be, are not by nature attracted to
prigs. The football hero is a hero to them
all. 1t is. therefore, manifest inius-
tice that when they are dying to worship
at the shrine of the athlete they should
only have opportunities to burn incense
at the shrine of the divinity student and
the book-worm. 1t Is also a loss TO the
athlete occasionally. for. as Octave Thanet
once told the readers of the Ladies' Home
Journal. there is no man-w orshipper 90
blind, 80 ardent, so idealistic as the av
erage woman-with-brains When 1t comes
TO Offering alteration a girl-of- the-world.
as they are turned out nowadays, Is nor
nearly so competent. The oId-fashioned-
girl could do 1t with equal whole hearted
ness-but the old-fashioned girl is rarely
met except here and there in remote cor
ners of the South,
SO what the beneacent and far-sighted
president of the Chicago university ap-
parently undertook to do was to bring
together the eonquering hero and the hero
worshipper. the supply and the demand.
Whether II worked well or not il another
story. and one upon which the newspaper
dispatches have nothing to say.
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The Tacoma Ledger comments at length
etitoriails upon the alleged meanness OF
somebody IN Seattle tname unknown, who
told representative of Eastern capital
1name also unknownl about 70 visit Ia
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ArusnxESrs TODAY.

SEATTLE rHEATER Frederick wsrde 8
s'RftfIeiieu."
THIRD AVENUE THEATER-sQuo vsdis
GRAND OPERA HoUsE-''A Turkish Bath
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OFFICES
Seattle Second avenue and Cherry street
New York-Rooms Sog2li Temple Court ,-x~.
Chicsgo-Rooms Ms3io Chcsgo STOCK hhshA"s'
building.
Tscoms-ilz Pacific avenue
Address all communications and remittan,,r,s -
liz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO, seaffis. WASH
Ths Po<t.Iat<iIissnccr does not oher paymeni ie1
voluntary contributions. and VIII not unue'@Ne ~
ssfurn unsciic5fed nnznnserspfs
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Persons dexirinx tie Poxt-Infellieenee served AZ
their homes rhsnee Of delivery can sefuts s ~
postal card request order through teiepnons MAJ -
z When TIM delivery il irregular. please maze iH
mediate complaint to this office.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-11-23
Quotations

II hand my ad to The Highland
Recorder feeling more con6denc.
IN nv ability to serve my patrons
this fall than ever before. My
connection with The Merchants
Grocery Go. of Greensboro, N. e..
which is strictly wholesale enables
me to secure many hires of goods
from first hands, and to sell same
to Won without the additional mid
dleman's profits.
CLOTHING
Is bought for cash from the best
manufacturers. | handle only sty-
dish substantial goods, and can fit
you us we'll as anyone, have had
is years of experience as buyer.
and buy in large quantities, this !
think will enable me to make you
a very close price.
[ have boys suits and over coats
from 5 to 1S years, mems suits
and overcoats in sizes from 35 to
Al. In tins advertisement under
each heading l shall quote depart
mept specialties whicn | consider
bargains. Boys suits, 2 pieces 81, 3
pieces S1.75, mems genuine Irish
Free storm, overcoats $l3, heavy
chinchillas IS, best grade chinchil-
las sl4, mems nice black clay dag
onal suits 81. best all wool black
clay suits Sl1, boys corduroy pants
3 to Is yrs soc per pair.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-11-23

of 10 packages. Good note paper
sets per quire or l8 cts for 5 qulres.
! All school books adopted by state
board for sale at publishers list
price.
GLASS AND QuEENswARE.
Decorated tumblers Is cts for 8
plain tumblers 20 cts for 6 and COB
lets 80 cts for6. Large stand lamps
30 cts complete. One-half gallon
glass pitcher 20 cts. Glass berry
sets 7 pieces 35 cts. An especially
full and attractive stock Of queens
ware and china and will be even
more so on the arrival of the Xmas
addition. A good assortment of tea
and dinner sets. Teu and twelve
piece chamber sets very handsome
also a large lot of decorated goods
that will be sold in any quantity or
in tea or dinner sets as best suits
the purchaser.
IN BOOTS AND SHOES
You will find the largest assert
ment in Highland County. as | buy
direct from the manufacturer S
in original cases thereby saving
jobbers profits, you can expect tol
get your size in the very latest
styles and at the lowest possible
prices. | will guarantee a great
many of the boots and shoes, l
now sell as the manufacturer guar
antees the same to me. My line IS /
especially strong in childrens'
women's and mems every day shoes
and boots.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-11-23
Two Good Shots.

A Philadelphia sportsman who
was here recently, and was the
guest of Mr. VIM. Hevener of Crab
bottom, made a good shot at
pheasants while hunting in the
Allegheny. He and Mr. Hevtner
were walking along together, when
directly in front of them seven
pheasants raised and started away.
Bang went one barrel of the sports
mans gun and down came five OF
of the pretty birds; bang went the
other barrel and down came the
remaining two. Mr. Hevener said
the Philadelphian gathered up his
seven birds in a very natural KIND
of a way as though killing every
thing in sight at-two shots was a
very Ordinary happening with him.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-11-23
HARDWARE. GUNS. Buea1Es &c.

In all these lines you will find
that | have a good assortment. Sim
gle barrel, armory steel, choke
bored guns for $500. | again call
your attention to the line Of dou-
BILE barrel American made guns.
| guarantee these guns to shoot
well il any part should break it can
be replaced-left barrel full choke,
right cylinder, 1st grade $1,000.
2nd grade 400, Ord grade 20 90.
In addition TO these have a full
stock of single and double guns
shells loaded with black powder
bc per box of rs, nitro powder 65c
pr box of Is. A full assortment of
cook and heating stoves, Hagevs
King heater speciality. set of
knives and forks 6 each SOC. Jute
rope and fodder twine 1Oc per ID.
oisal rope II cents per pound
LIST class surrey full leather trim
500, top buggy with dust
proof collar, long distance axeI,
full leather quarters, rubber roof,
spring cushion and back full leath-
er, nickle hub bands. quick shift
ing shaft coupler at $50. A nice
open buggy for 80 90, a good set
single harnes for $50, double bug
gy and team harness of both city
and hand made from $50 to IS 90.
a full line of buggy robes and
Whips.
IN GROCERIES
am especially strong having bet
ter facilities for buying now than
formerly. Good green coffee at 125c,
Arbuckels roated 13c, rice at 6 and
BIC, pickles in bottles and by the
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of v. B.
DRY GOODS.

In this department. have all the
latest shades in broad cloths, Han.
nels, serges, henriettas &c. Broad
cloths and Aannels are very much
used this season for suits and waists,
Raw cotton has advanced from 81
to lie per lb. you will therefore
find very large assortment OF cali
cos, outing bingham &C., as | have
anticipated my wants in cotton
fabrics for some time to come.
Bed comforts good quality, 81,
best $3.50, double cotton blankets
Sl.00, single wool blankets S225,
double wool blankets $3.50 to $50
per pair, good heavy outing at 1Oc
per I'd, good bingham sc, a nice
line cf single dress patterns from
so to $125 per yd, new lot OF all
wool carpets at 65c yer I'd, stair
carpet soc, "a oil carpet for halls
at 35c per square yd, "a nice line of
moquette rugs from 1.35 to $3.50
each.
NOTIONS.
In regards to notions | do not
hesitate to say | have the best
goods for the money have ever
offered for sale. have bought
large and complete lines especially
in underwear, hosiery, and gloves,
the celebrated r & G corsets from
soc to Sl.25, II doz. pairs Fosters
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-11-23
Bishop.

lst quality kid gloves in all size'
and colors at 90c per pair, have
never sold these for less than 81
before. You will also find a full
line of gents light and heavy
gloves, ladies' and gents collars in
up-to-date styles only, crayats ii
new shapes and colors, butterfly
batwings, 4 in hand &c. Table
linens, napkins. towels, fancy doll
lies, bureau and table scarfs, stamp
ed linens for EN- broiderv, fine ham
burgs, insertings, dress braids &c
A special bargain in the following:
mems undershirts and drawers t'
match at 60c each, childrens vests
and drawers from 12a 70 45c nc
cording to size, ladies' vests anc
pants at 30 and SOC each. men's
ovprshirts-a good one at soc each.
80 doz. pairs childrens heavy ribbed
hose at Zoe per pair, 60 doz. pair
ladies hose 1st class, 3 pr for SOC
1st class roller blinds 35c each. 2G
doz. embroidered handkerchiefs SC
each. fine Ores den handled um-
brellas $l.00. Mems silk plush
caps SOC. A full line of children's
caps at 35c all sizes.
Desiring to make my Xmas dis
play desirable, attractive and USE
full, | have in stock or will have 8
full assortment of ladies and gen.
tlemen's solid gold rings with gen.
uine stone settings, watches fol
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-11-23
Mcdowell Mention.

The wedding bells rang merrlly
last week when Miss Minnie Brad
shaw became the bride of Mr. S. ".
Wilson Of Staunton. They wert
married quietly, in the Presbyterian
Church in the presence OF a host
of friends and relatives. The bride
was attired in lovely suit Of green
and carried a bunch of brides
roses. The wedding march was
beautifully rendered by Miss Mich
olas. Immediately after the cere-
mony the happy couple left for
their home in Staunton.
We are sorrv to give Miss Minnie
up, but our loss is anothers gain.
Our little village is now under
the scourge of typhoid fever. The
following are victims of it: Sif-
ney IRVINE. Roswell Weikle, Sey-
bert Hausel, Mr. B J Biner, Mr.. W.
B. Quidore and Miss Irma Quidore.
Mr. Ernest Hansel has been called
home from school on account OF
the illness Of his brother b. Ii.
Hansel.
Mr. E A McNulty is now confn-
ed to his room with a severe at
tack of phthisic.
Miss Lula Davis who has beeh
with her sister, Mrs Hamilton for
sometime, returned home last week.
Miss Pruitt of Pinckney is visit
ing her sister Mrs Pruitt Of this
place.
Mrs Margaret Masters returned
this week from visiting her sons
at Stanton.
Mr.. Russell Evick who has been
recuperating at Franklin, returned
to his home this week.
Miss Florence Ralston died at
her home near this place, Wednes-
day, Nov. 18th, 1900. Aged 10
years, 7 months. and % days. She
was the daughter OF Mr. James and
Mrs Jane Ralston. Her young
life was one, dimmed by much suf-
fering. she being a sufferer from
organic heart trouble.
All her sufferings were borne
with such patience and meekness
as is scarcely seen in one so young.
She was beloved by all who knew
her. and leaves host Of sorrowing
friends and relatives. She was a
mem Der of the Presbyterian Church
having united herself with that
church, more than three years ago.
Her funeral was preached by Rev.
Mr.. Johnson and her body was in
tered at McKindree Chapel.
Oh! what are all my sufferings here,
If, Lord, thou count me meet
With that enraptured host to appear.
And worship at thy feet!
Give JOY or grief, give ease or pain;
Take life or friends away;
But let me meet those friends again,
In that Eternal day.
e. N.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-11-23
Brave Explorers.

Like Stanley and Livingstone, found
it harder 10 overcome MALARIA, Fever and
Ague, and Typhoid disease germs than
savage canni3als but thousands have
found that Electric Bitters is a wonder
full cure for ali material diseases. If you
have chills with fever, aches in back OF
neck and head, and tired, worn-out feel
ing, trial will convince you OF their
merit. w A Null of Webb, ILL.,, writes:
"My children suffered for more than a
wear with chills and fever; then two bot,
lies of Electric Bitters cured them :,
Only so cents. Try them. Guaranteed
Sold by : j Carson druggist.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-11-23

ladies and gentlemen from $1.25 to
$50. OF course you will under
stand that these watches from $40
to $50 are solid gold, a full assort-
ment of silver table ware and nov
elites fills one of my upright show
cases ready for inspection. A large
lot of popular novels 35c for full
cloth binding, also a good assort-
ment of new copyrighted novels
bv popular authors at publishers
list price which is as low as they
are sold, hope to have the pat
ronage of the people on these
books. that | may be enabled to
keep II full supply at my store for
The benefit of progressive High
ianders. Garwopds. Eastman's,
Dabrooks aud l'elzairres finest ex-
tracts, Garwood's smelling salts,
lbove extracts are usually sold by
lrug stores oniy. Testsments and
Psalms 30 to soc. a fine thumb in
lex bible with seal binding at $1.75.
Clocks in new and attractive de-
signs from a Doc mike to a hand.
some cathedral gong OF S6.49, be
sure to look at these clocks.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
If you have meyer used the Mil
ler's Daughter tablet in both plain
and ruled come in and get one. |
have pencil and finest linen tablets
from the same manufactures
from one to 20 cents. Full
size 81 envelope first quality 6 cts.
nor nackaoe or 25 FIR 80 cts per box
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-11-23

! barrel. canned meats OF all kinds
New York state full cream cheese
will be kept throughout the winter,
crackers and cakes fresh from the
/! bakery. Be sure to look at the new
soaps especially Andrew Jergen's
5 and 10c assortments, glycerine
bars at 10, Is and 23c, all delicate.
" perfumed. Frank Slddall's &c,
very Best pure cider vinegar 25c pr
gal. Java and Mocha blend roast
ed coffee 25c per h., soda 9 lbs for
25c, trimmed sole leather by the
side 28c, maccaroni SC.
| have added to my stock full
line Of solid oak furniture. Will
sell in suits or single pieces. Iron
beds, springs, chairs, etc.
In chewing smoking tobacco CT
gars and snuff you will always find
full line Of the most. popular
brands.
have recently added to my La
DIES READY MADE DEPARTMENT tai
Tor made suits in new stylish cloths
in New York STYLES with silk lined
jackets from $40 to $3.50 each.
Ladies' capes i'll all styles and colors
from rs cts to $40. Ladies coats
in all colors, sizes and styles from
SIS to 81. Ladies waists in mer-
cerated cottons and fiannels-ready
made over and underskirts from so
cts to $3.50. New lot of ladies' hats
from so cts to So 90. | hope the
ladies will ask to see these goods
when they come to the store. am
anxious to improve this department.
but can not do so unless the ladies
assist me.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-11-23

r. YOU have ever seen IL child IN
the agony If Group you can realize
how grateful mothers are fur One
Minute Cough Cure which gives
relief as soon AS it is administere@.
Il quickly cures congs, colds and
all throat and lang troubles. Sd.
Carson.
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Editnr i ns Wonders.

Editor w 4 Barry of Lexington, Tenn,
in exploring Mammoth CDv.., contracted
severe case of files Ills quick cure
ihraugh using Bucklen's ,lrnica Salye
convincing him il is another worlds
wonder Cures Piles, Injuries laflam-
nation, and all bodily eruptions. Only
25 at ) j t:arsons.