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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-13
New York Stocks

D C. Il, 1901.
REPORTED by Winslow & Co, Bankers. J
RAILROAD COMPANIES.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-13
THE YOUNG AMERICAN
GIRL In SOCIETY

Mrs. Mary st. Leger Harrison, a
daughter of Charles Kingsley, known
as a writer as Lucas Malet has been
giving some consideration to questions
relating to American Society" She
finds that our society" has draw
backs, and instances as the most nota.-
bic among these that in the United
States 1.-The young girl is of too much
Importance" Ordinarily we resent the
imputations put upon us by foreign
critics, but in this instance we are
rather glad to acknowledge the corn,
and to add furthur that we glory in
our weakness. No man ever lost any
thing by his fineness by trying to live
up to the ideal the young girl has of
him. No racOnteur ever found greater
spur to the telling Of his stories in the
best possible form than that which
comes through the knowledge that the
ear of a fresh and eager mind is hang
ing upon his words. No brilliant con-
versatiOnalist ever found his bril-
lance dimmed in the presence of a
young creature whose appreciation of
his wit and wide range Of knowledge
were as yet undulled by the long years
of contact with a blase world. We I'M
questiOnably do pay great deal of
attention to the young girl in this
country, and it has been one of the
refining elements of our social evOlu-
ton. and We venture to think that
when we change our plan, and seques-
trate the young girl in the sacred pre-
cincts of the nursery, we shall not
only stunt her development to her own
very great wrong, but build up for
ourselves a new society which shall be
a selfish hollow, sham; devoid of
charm: devoid of freshness; devoid of
life, beauty and happiness; and made
up Of groups of erudite cyclists than
whom there is no greater bore in all
creation-Harper' Weekly
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-13

IInvoao Hintsred Warm Boxes. Crescent
HUI S6O Farm. Phone l0l4-2
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-13
Colorado Mininu Stocks

Reported by Ramsay C. Bogy Invest. Col
Stocks listed on the Colorado Springs
Mining Stock Exchange:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14
3erbro9eile 3ieratbe.

Gerr W,ajor. ber berHbmte eement. t.5abrifant ppn
Nep Yprf erfIdrt einise ebr iutereiiante Ibatiaen
betreifs WajorS Cement
9ie 9rpBe Mcuge tpele hieen befauuten Mrt,feI ses
branbt meiB uobl baB piele bunherf prp5ent bels
fer iit a!S anbere gcHente. fir ipeldbe bereibe Mns
tprud gemacbt pirb. ater Vicie riIen nidt luarnt.
Gie einfobe uriodDe it, bob Waior bic heen le be.
fannen Wsaterialien gebrandb nrb an6ere Gabrifan.
fen beies nit bun ipeil bieieben fpfpieig inb unb
iagf nns bab Elm 9eltaubtbeu feines @sments $3 IS
bds Hfnn0 unb ein anberer 1895 bic 8alone foitet.
fu6breno etn groBer 9beit nm ipgenanntem Gement
nnb fuiiigem &eim I'M 5enbel nitbtS meiter it, as 16
Gcnts &eim auaeibft in Waer pbsr Gitrpnenidure.
1inb in tanben sSdIfn mod 9edtbert in syarbe unb
gernd bnrh 3nas p1n bilfigen nno nnniiben Wfates
rialien.
Maiors @ement ,urb su Is umb 25 Gents per sylod,e
Derfouft ino tuenn eu dnbler eimen ai,beren MrfeI
anitatt 0eliefben an berfanfen fnt 10 fann mon fer
Il n baB es ieine Gbiidt it, enen srbBereu Prot au
mac9en.
Ser profif an wsojor's @enlent 1T Iopier aIs elm
6Gnoler an iraenb enem Gement MAIDEN ipIte nnb
baS ut bDppeIt malr. merin man bebenft. baB Der
3dnnIer andD mod burd Serrn Wajsrs Mn5eigem pro.
Gtirt Giels aaaeieen foftsa iber $4,000 ben Mouat.
geegt barauf eob Sbr Wlapr's Cement erbaItet.
nnb besnhgt @nd ndt nit benl nnntaBgeblifen Ratb
bss Npptbefers
enn Sbr eilpas Gefnidliafeit befbt (.nb SIR irer.
bet pobrlfeinli ausfinben, baB Sbr geidifter ietb
alS eSbr geylaubt babt), TO f6nnt Sbr Cure Gnnuti
}dIbe nnb Die ausihube ielbit reparren, ebenio ip
nit MaIors Gnmmi.Genett pbes Maors 2eber.Gt
ment Sbr meroet itauneu. uc niele Collars oabur
tpdbrenb 6es Sabres eefpart tperben fDrnen
WeHn Gner 2potbefer beien Cement nibt iiefer
fam, 10 pr6 @ua ir9enb ipeIde Sore per olt porte
fret 5ngeianot 2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14

9Ohs, iibsrra9t bon Den fpnqflseaWta1z
len bes Jarrenber9s, Dte 3trhe BON
Belien, Das Wdnoer51el tlldn9es Ale
tertbnmsfpriders, flr Deiien Sharfs
INN Die alte- aapells tll1lller iloh Elm
1lrtgelDites Ndthlel, 1T. yin allnlatb!@
ger Pfab fihrt auf Die 9ohe bes 9liz
gels, auf. fpelpenl I'm Sbatten pra1z
tiger 8dume bas uralte 9etligihum
fsbt. Der Weltgiebsl lIberraidt purG
b BE fitr ein fO :! cites ganlpsrf merilplir.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14
TaIid,es Gen.

Die @sbeimpoliSei bfs Gddbanlise
erinabnt oas Yubllfum, ppr ialidenl
0eloe auF Der 9ut i'll isin. gns isetnb
einem @runoe miro bic gloienIdlit1ulie
9e0enipdrtig nit CARA beionesrem Giier
beirie5eu. Sic 5alidnng belisbt Oa=
rim oab gin- uno 3mei-8eliar-Woten
III 6tinf=, 3eGn. uno 3ponSis- Collar
aipten ulngenanoelt lpercsn. Gs lift
ieorh leidt bic 6dlIhunasil sil ent=
eeden. 9ao lid auf ben iebtsenannten
GOberen Noteu ein 9tOler init ausse=
breiteien 5liigeln beiinoef. liest ein
6aliifitat Dor. ba oieier Noler pcn Der
Gesierune rlidt auf Siinf-. 3sbn= lno
3man3ia Golar Ncten, Eonoesn i,ns
auf @in-Dollar=Noien georudt miro.
gbenlo perbdlt IS iih nit ben 3ipei=
Dollar =ylnten. Mo cine Note, Die bas
Meoai!lon Maibington's traat, nit Ell
iler hDheren BsnennlIna al5 S'pai anee.
troffen luiro, lit iie ebenfals sefdlidt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14

Gntfernune bem Eiibinser @hlobbsrg
seseniiberliegt. gs legte Der pfaI5z
grdfin ben @ebanten nabe, ben @ipfel
bes gsrses nit elmer aapelle, ber bsiz
ligen 8eronifa setpeibt, 81 frDnen.
Nod itebt bas i9ntudlpie 2irdlein,
baneben Elm 5srfallenes 9dus. unbe=
tpobnt, senteben, feitbem felbit I'm naz
ben G9uB Der aapslle iein 9epobner
bas Spfer zines fdnDben Morbanz
f6lags getDDrben mar.
Wte ei1t rieiiger 5ignalitein ftebt bic
Sallmenoinser 8dpeIe por benz. Der
bas 5teinla9tbal nit benMusen 1uat.
Sic sibt eenau bic gfi9tuns an, in
tpeldem bonn SiibingerSdlpb aus bas
Sbal berIGuft, benn unmitelbar iiber
benz ltriprung bes SliiBdens erbebt
it4 Der aornbiibl, ben bic pfalagrdfin
einit gum Gtanbort elmer &apeue err
loren. ssS1 iDenig Stunben 1T bas
Sbal burhnanbert. @on Siibtneen
aus, tDD bas syliib1en in ben Nedar
nliinbet, fiibrt Der Weg bur9s anfdng@
lib breite Sbal. Den 8lid auf 9ii=
bingen nit ben tpudtisen Gornlen bss
pfdt6grafenfbloffes unb ben anfoBen&
ben 9o1ell, aus ben herrli6en, esnsm
Malo gletAenben &ronen Der Mllesn
auftdu9enb, bas iIt's, mas bem riidz
ipdrts fGauenben Wanberer ben 8eg
I'M linteren 9teinla4tbal 10 araiebenb
macbt. 8dlo finb es bic Serge berMlb,
bic tmmer lnd9tiger anpadIen, INNER
enger bas Sbal umf9lieBen, Bis in Der
Ndbe bes eriten Mdrftfledens Oublin=
gen bsr9oben5ollern erf6eint unb nun,
10 lanse er ii9t6ar bleibt, Die 9lide
nnlpioerifebli9 fefelt.
Manbern mir ipeiter bas S1al auf=
tpdrts. 70 seist f9 auf onmutbiser
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14
Gitte GynA0Die permtcoen.

Cine 3eitise Marnuns an Grau SEQ.
Gang bon Neiu Straitsbille. Ohio.
beuste eiuer ihredliben 9ra90oie Dor
unb rettete slpei Menldenlebeu. Gin
fiirhteriiher 9aiien hielt iie Madts
,uah. Sic ueriuhte piele Nliitel uno
yerste. bp6 lie iuurbe INNER ihliin.
ner. biz iie Gr. Sings Neiu Giseoperp
aebraudte. @ine SlaIhe fslte iie
pollltdnoig Der nno lie Idreibt. bab
biefe Meoi5in aud ibren Natien bon
einem Nniall bon 2ungenentSiinoune
be elte. Solhe 6eilunaen fino 9snii=
seloer 8epeis. oas oieies 0siltel 0als=,
Sruft= uno Yureen- 2sioeu bemdliist.
glur soc. uno $l.00. Sebe 5lalde
sarantirt. Yrobeflalhcn frei in Der
slputhefe bon s. 6. Miaer & 5obn.I6
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14

y Nah ben neueFen Meloungen Me=
MrtGurs 1T man enoli9 bsreGtigt, Die
baloiae 2Dlung bes 9bilippineu Yro=
blsms su eriparten. Die Silipinos
l0lagen lebt e!nanoer ielblt toot.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14
Qds 5teiuradjtgdf.

Qlls ob es einIabe 81 frDblidem
Mnnbern Dber Heifen bilrdb fsine griis
tsen Wattet llnD iipptgelt Gturen, 10
Dffnet fis1 ipeit bas @tsinlantbal por
ben Mugen bsifeu, Der iefurae Burs~
ftesee btnaf1 gum giibinser e503lob etas
porgeItiegelr, b:iliiberbIiGt auf bieDerge
Der Ghspabii9sn Mlb. Wie gstpaltige
Mdlfe fnlieBsl tie ben 9oriaont db,
thiirmen iis fib gu beiben 5eiten auf;
hur9 ben Gbalgrunb, ben lie umidliez
zen, ioirbet iia bas balb naFerarne,
balb hoifber bon raulhenben Slut1sn
bur9fIDiIene gett Der GteinIah. Mus
ben bluuen 6Oben, ipslhe ben 9inters
grunb be9ren5en, bebt iih elm einaeln
ftebenbsr 8ergfegel beraus. tpeit1in
fiAtbar, bon 5remben ob ieinsr i9lan<
fen Tornl Dislfad fir ben 9pben5ols
lern gehalten. Gs lit Der Rornbiibl
NIT Der GalImenbinger Rapelle, S86
Meter bod unb fOnan I'm 26 Mstsr
ben 9chen3DIIern uberragenb.
ginIt ihpeifte aud BON ben 3innen
bes pfalasrafsHfdloiIes ber Bid ei<
iser fiiritlihen Grau biniiber gu benz
fdOnen gerg, Der auF ipenig @5tunbsn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14

< 2aut eiuem 8eridt unieres GDns
Iuls in goburg, oes Srn. 9ngbes,
orobt cine srpBe lleberproouftion bon
MiibenSuder. SAT- alle europa,lheil
Gambler probusiren Gilbensudsr ,lno Die
Snoultrie miro jebt and in Gsnptsn
uno Ysriien einsefii5rt.
= eyn sno. Carolina Tam jeoer gbe=
mann, Der aerne ginen trintt, nit
9sht iaaen sd thue oles fiir meine
Rinoer !" benn Die Gi1ltiinfte oes faat=
tiben Betrdnfebanoels meroen su Gdul=
slpedsl. pertpenoet.
= 3aiIer gBitlelm bat bel ben Gng-
lanbern einei @stein i'm Brett, neil er
fsine Subildunlsfreuben idblings Tins
ferbrod, Inn ans Gterbsbett Der 46ni=
gin Hictoria all ellen. Wie langt iUiro
Die 3uneiaung bauerng Seine Greuno-
ftbaft mil Sonic Gowarb 1T nidbt bon
Ser oidIien sorte.
\ ST, asem Serfsp ipifl man eiren
5Aeil oss llsberihuIIes in Der Gtaats-
ialIe allf bic Mnlsgun9 polt 9llten Wes
arm nertpqtt0en. Sic iladoriidlibe
Il slgisatiol Siir beIiere GtraBsn fdnat
BOD allludliS al, Griidte So traDsal.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14
Dseic Stat ssasD 3asstz Gur.
gsrsouIt BEL S. 6. sGiaer 6 scbn, @ep
@ime ebrlieI, aenleInte Cferte.

Cine ebrlitb senteInts Gffertc.
GeIfniire, Wunoen, &rebs, Grii=
len. trabiae oaut, sGuppen BON Sc
sglna, Shmer5sn in Den GnoAen Dem
9siiden llno cen Gelsntei1, ipphilil!i|tDe
@iutberaiItuna faulenaes 3abnflsiIh,
t3rpniId)sr Gbeumatismus unb alIe
bartnddigen gluifranfbeiten fDngan
ourD ben Gebraub eiliger SStal1si.
Bptonie WlopD Walm fdnsll furirt
msroen. 9Bis foroesn Die @elt leraas
Iiir einen SSaa bpn Bluttrantleit, Der
ourG Botanic glopo Salm ilid)t tilrirt
stperben fam ,lno Die 9nren lino an=
bauerno. 2eioet ssbr on oiinnem glut,
ibfed)tIarbi9er 6aut. Maitisfeit, NltS-
f1idaen. aeIb,pD!lenen 8slenten, Sd
.tarrb. iiberriebenbem Mibem, 9Bllnotn
i'm Muno uno Sals Menn ia, 10 III
guer Slut perDorben, Botanic Blood
Balm madt oasleibe rein uno reid,
beilt Die Wunoen, entfernt Die Ghmer=
aen uno bait oas game GDltenl tpieoer
ol,f. Botanic Yipoo Balm tit bas
leillaiae perfette glutreilliaunasmittel.
Yeyfalft III apothetea. $l.00 Die
arcBe BlaItAe nit @ebraudjsall!pciluna.
ua sil srilen. DAB mir c: ebrlib llci=
zen, perSellben mir Yrobeflaidben fret.
geail aoreIlire: Blopb Yalgl SO. sIt=
aanta, e5a. 36aert niGt belhreibt ails
Gner leiosa ulio mir lelaben ifeiell 1rsiz
lihsn Matb. ylpoo palm hilft, lusua
alIss allbere fsbit. Uriinblid) erprobf
lpdatsno 80 SaArsll.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14

Griiblingss -iillb 1erbiftagunbnnhts
gleide Bic eriten @trablen bsr auf9es
benben Gnnne in bic Rirhe fdlIen. Mns
bere iDoIIen aud in bisfer bic Sonnels
tpenbe anfiinbigenben ginricbtung eire
friihhriftlide Mnprbnrng febsn. Gurs
bic Deutung lit fhtper unb bnrum
ntdnnigfad. Gidber TIT boB Der Wans
berer auf Der 01be bes 0iigels duf ei<
ner urulten Dpferitdtte ftebt, unb baB
Der i'm 2auf ber 3eit freili1 nit gotbi=
fhem Gbor eripeiterte 8au elmer Der
Gfteften ift in beutThen Ganben. 6cbpn
ums Sabr $50 fatnen driitlide @lduz
bsnsboten in bic @egsnb Der @teinlah.
unb tpie anberip6rts, 10 baben iis aud
bier an benz Srt bes beibni{1en Rulz
tus eine 5tdtte at benz @otesbienit err
tpdhlt. Der bds Rreu5es5eihen 5l fets
nen @laubensfnmbol bat.
Wir fteigen tpisber 3u gbal nan err
quidenber Nait unter benz @hatttn
Der Bdune an biefer frsblisb ftintn
Stdtte. Dur9 ben ftaHli1en Marftz
fleden MDffingen fiibrt Der Weg in bic
enger getporbene Sbalbudt Der oberen
@teinlad. 2infs iteigt nit 1einen maf>
iisen Gorrnen, reicber profilirt. aIs es
fonit in ben Mlbbergen 3u firben lit,
ber @ebirssftod bes boben Robbers
auf. auf beFen 878 Dieter bober@pite
elm bodragenber Musfihtstburm tpeit=
gebsnbe Musiiht iiber bas @1ndbifhe
1lnterfanb, bic Mlb, ben S6nar5pulb
unb Bis in bic Shtpeiaer Mlpen ber=
ipridt. Wir ipanbsrn ipeiter bur1s
immer e1ger tperbenbe Sbal ben Quel=
len Der Gteinlah entgegen. @hon BON
ferne griiBt bon feilergers6albe 6erub
bas &ir1leitt bon Shalbein1. cine alte,
fhDn 873 gendnnte MalIfabrtsfapene
.aur perlaifenen Mtutter @ottes1, einft
elm 8nabenbilb behsrbergenb, bas nun,
Der 8erebruns Der @ldubigen entriicft.
in ben Summlungen Der &unit< unb
Gftertbumsbentmale inStuttsart feline
9teIe sefunben bat.
go ftnbet neban benz Naturfreunb
linb Naturforf9er audi Der Nliers
tbumsfreunb unb @s5didtsforidsr
btes unb bas, mas ibm eine Wanbe@
rung ins Steinla9tbal unb auf Die es
llmf9lieBenben 9Dben lobnenb ma1t.
Mer ne6sn benz r2anb" bic .2eute"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14

W6tunoorsibia neue v@ecoros" fiir
Caaniabrten ,puroen inn abselaufsnen
Sabre gefdaffsn, uno inter Den gdif=
feil lpelhe Die 6abr5eit pertiir5t'n,
itanoeg Die 0eutlben phsn on. 9lls Die
bsiocl fdneaFen Nieeres Minbbunoe
Der 9nelt er,uielen fb Die 6amblra=
uno 2lDpo=G =Galnpfer nGeuti6lano" uuo
.Raiier Wil6efm Der @rpBe". yRaiIer
Jrieori6", oSaiIerin Maria Sbereiia", !,
.2abn" uno r5rabe" iiberirofen alsib=
falls frilhere 2eiiiunaen. @epib elm
alan3enoes 3euaniB fir 6entiGen lln=
tsrnebmunAsseiit uno oeutlde S1iifs.
baufuut s(naelidts oieier grrunssn=
fdaften begreift man, pesbalb baupt=
idebllb Die Gnglducer iiber oeu!The
Gonfurren3 ianImeru.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14
Sic @eiOiGtc eines gffanen.

Wit ben Getten bon 2eioen an Sdn=
Den uno 6iiBen jabrelans aefeilelt gu
isin, 1T Die i6limmiie Sorm bon 5tla=
perei. @eorpe 9. Williams BON Man=
DIETER, Mih, er5dblt. tpie Elm ioider
Stlape frei aemadt iuurbe. @r iagt ::
Meine 6rau mar fir. flint Sabre 10
bl'fos, oab iie lib i'm Bette nidt allein
umluenoen fonnte. Nab benz 8ebraud
slpeier Slaiden bon electric gitters bat
lie li6 tpunberbor aebeiert rao iit nun
in Stanbe, ibre eigene Nrbeit 81 per=
ribten." 9ieies nornebme Dellmit=
tel fir 5rauenfrantbeiten furirt idnel
Nerooiitdt, S6laflolisteit, Welandolie.
Gopimeb, Giifenidmersen, Obnmabts=
nno Shwinoel=Nnidae. Sieie rdtbIel=
hoft mirfenbe Weoisin III Elm Ssgsn
fur IG)tuabe, trdlitli6e, pbplilO berun=
ter aetommene 2eute. Sebe Slafbe if
earantirt. gloB so Gents. Gsrfauft
bon ben Npotbetern j. Is. Wliller
& Gobu. 6
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14

fennen lernen tpil unb SntereFantes
an finben bofft, Der tpirb i'm Sbal
Ielbit cine @nttdufhung erleben; tpenn
er niht au belonberer 5eitfeter in Elm
Steinla9borf foulmt, pirb ibn bic
btelgeprie1ene Steinla9ertra9t ni9t
mebr besesnen. Gs tit iammer19abe,
baB iibsr benz alles slsi9n,a9snben
@influB elmer tbDri9ten Mobe bic
f9Dne Sra9t mebr unb mebr pet9en
mubte. $50 5unor bas buntle Iamz
metnsWamms, bic rotbe, mitHollfnDp>
fen beIeBte Wefte, Die gelben 2eberboz
fen, Die pel5berbrdntte Miibe ben 8ur>
f9en ftol5 tleibeten, bas bunte, nit
feibenen, sriinen, rotten, blauen 8dnz
bern, fpitbarsm grufttuh unb fiber
nen Retten eeaierte Mteber, bas fall
tenrei9e SpibenbeHb, Der blaue, NIT
rotber unb gDlbener Dber iilbsrner
8orte um1dumte, BON blenbenbtpeiBer
pber blausr @3cbiir5e balbberbedte Sod
bas Mdb9en f9miidte, an feitli9sm
-, - 3, ~ ao9 nit baia foit6ar:.l
GopfI9mud Der eats RaafAgolD uno
Nsrlen bergefellten pGdbappel" aussez
itattet, ba Seist fi9 pielfa9 bic drmz
li6e Na1biloung Der Neutrality-suspicious..
Iuf ben S0hen, bic bas 5teinla9tbal
gesen Norben llmsaben, Die n9drbten"
genannt, beppbnt bon confsrbatibenr,
tDDblbabenbcn 8anernftanb, seigt fi9
nod Die san5e BraGt Der alten Sraht
- bier nod ettpas farbiger, ltbter dls
in ben erniter sebaltsnen 9etpdnbern
ter often 9raGt i'm 51algrunb, unb
baB tie bort noc4 cine 3utunft bat
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14

M u III u 1e 1T tin sluissr|
aaanpf 'ttll bfa syrisotll
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-08-01
Cocaine Fiend.

On June Sth, a chap appeared in
Emporium and registered at the City,
Hotel under the name of ''H. s. Ford
of Smethport," claiming to be crack
painter. The same day he called at
Dodson's drug store and purchased a
quantity of cocaine. He continued to
hang around town until last Thursday,
when in one of his frantic spells watch
ed an opportunity and lodged into the
back door of Taggart's drug store and
swipea about $500 worth of cocaine and
morphine. The unfortunate individual
made haste to leave town, taking the
road to Sizeryille. A warrant was is
sued for his arrest, but will no doubt
be allowed to sleep in the officers
pocket as long as the poor fellow gives
this place the go-bye. We are inform
ed he was in the habit of stealing from
several stores anything he could get
his hands unto, converting the same
into money with which to buy the
drug.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-08-01
Literary Prize Contest.

Answer to question number S-The
quotation is contained in Edmund
Burke's speech in the British Parlia
ment on conciliation with America,
delivered March 22d, 1775. He sup
poses that in 1904 a celestial visit
ant may have appeared, and pointed
out to Lord Bathurst "a little speck,
scarce visible in the mass of national in
terest" and should have said to him:
"YouHg man, there is America,-
which at this day serves for little more
than to amuse you with stories of
savage men and uncouth manners,
yet shall before you taste of death,
show itself equal to the whole of that
commerce which now attracts the
envy of the world"
Burke's prediction, UTTERED before
the Declaration of independence has
been fulfilled beyond even his own
sanguine expectations.
Query No. 9:-When were stops first
introduced in reading and writing ?
Send in your answers and get the
prize offered by the Emanuel Free
Reading Room, box 1853, Emporium, Pa.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-08-01
VIII be a Handsome Edifice.

Contractor J.W. Kriner is push
ing work on the new stone EN-
manuel Episcopalian Church, cor
ner of Fourth and Walnut streets,
and judging from the plans of the
structure, kindly shown us by the
Rector, Rev. J. M. Robertson, the
Episcopalian congregation will be
comfortably located and our town
greatly benefited by the addition
of q valuable property. The last
issue of the Parish Neys, edited by
the Rector, has the following to
say in relation to the church:
"The contract for building the
new church was given to Mr.. j. w.
Kriner, June 3rd. In few days
the work of moving the old church
was commenced and by July Cd was
on its new site at the rear of the
lot, blocked up securely and ready
for use for the morning service July
7th. Lit now rests upon a substan-
tial stone wall. Meanwhile, the
work of excavating for the founda-
tions of the new church was in
progress, and at this writing the
concrete footings under the tower
and under the walls of the church,
have for distance back of forty
feet, have been laid, and portion
of the stone foundations built. AS
soon as the foundation is ready, the
stones for the face work will be
sent from Medina, N. Y, and
d force of men to set them.
The building is to be under roof
by Dec. 1st, and the contract COM
pleted in q year from the COM
mencement of the work.
The plan of the new church is an
! admirable one in itself, and is
moreover that which is necessitat-
ed by the size and shape of the lot
The main part is long and narrow,
the total length, including tower,
will be Ill feet; the width of the
nave is 30 feet, s inches, exclusive
Tof the buttresses; the chaneel 25
feet; the wing for the choir room
and sacristy will be 36 feet long
ard will make the width of the
building 45 feet, 4 inches.
The tower will be 81 feet wide
and 16 feet deep, and its height
above the floor line, AZ feet. There
is to be but one aisle the length of
the nave; this will be tiled. There
will be $50 sittings. A spacious
and deep chancel will be the most
important feature of the church. "
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-08-01

You ARE A PREvARIcAToR. IF you
say you are benefitting the public when
you make cut sale in your goods in
September and October and expect peo-
pie to profit by buying summer stuff at
that time. The man that tells the truth
and the man that gives you the advant-
age of a cut-price is the man that cuts
the price soon enough so that you can
get your moneys worth out of the
article that he sells you without wait
ing year to do it. Now we have not
much to say, but we will call your at
tention TO the fact that we have about
so dozen mems fine underwear sold the
world over at SOC and 60c per garment
and we will sell them while they last at
40c garment or 75c per suit. We have
an assortment of the we'll known "On
Top' shoes in tan which are sold every
where at $3.50. we want to move them,
any pair that fits you you can have at
$3.50. We have several suits of heavy
duck and crash clothing, coats, pants
and vests just the thing for the hot
weather of August and September we
will exchange with you for S2.75. For
the ladies in the dry goods department.
if you can find anything that suits you
in shirt waist or summer dress material
we will give it to you at cost.
w. ID. JOHNSON.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-08-01
Leg AEinufafed.

Last April Elmer McManus, of Ship
pen, q lad 16 years of age, while work
ing on log job met with an accident,
whereby his right leg was severely in
iured. During all these months he
has suffered great pain and every eff
fort has been made to save the limb, it
not being safe to attempt an amputa-
ton. Last Sunday morning Drs. De-
Long and Smith performed the opera
tion, amputating the limb above the
knee. The patient is doing well and
it is hoped he will now recover.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-08-01
The Baptist Church to be Re-opened

The Rev. w. A. Pugsley, of Genoa,
N. Y, has accepted call to become
pastor of the Baptist church of this
place.
Mr.. Pugsley has done great work
in his present field and we are glad to
welcome man of his spiritual and in
tellectual entertainments among us.
The new pastor will hold his opening
service on the first Sunday in October.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-08-01
Runaway.

IL. II. Cloyes, manager for w. d.
Johnson at this place, met with an ex-
citing runaway yesterday. While driv-
ing up Fourth street with two horses
the wagon tongue fell to the ground,
frightening the horses and they ran at
a lively gait up Broad street Mr..
Cloyes stuck to the wagon until the
team reached Hauber's wagon shop,
when he jumped. One horse received
an ugly cut on one leg. Mr.. Cloyes
was considerably Jared but not in
iured