Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-01-15
EDITORIAL rIENTION.

The weather man is introducing all
kiuu5 OF weather this yeat.
The New Year is very much like its
predecessors. The bills all arrive on
time.
General Hatou is pushing right ahead
with the revelation business in Vene-
zuela.
The Monroe Doctrine bas lived a
tong time, and is stronger now than
ever before. Beware of the boys of the
new uniform.
President Castro is not over-confi.
dent regarding the Hague; he would
rather have Roosevelt as the arbitrator.
The cable is completed and you can
now send wire to Honoluly when you
desire.
Washington has once been victor
ious, and arbitration will settle the
Venezuela matter.
President Castro seems to be taking
things as they come these days, Janu-
airy bills included.
Carrie Nation realized $1,000 on her
recent trip east. She can get it as
easily as the saloon can.
The valentine business is air and be-
ginning to brighten up. Dealers are
ordering large quantities this year.
Tt is suggested that when Laura Big
tn
she take her jury along with her.
Marconi thinks it possible to send
messages across the water for one cent
word If possible let the deed be
done.
1t was good year and friend OF
many, but we welcome 1903 with hope
that many good things will be ours be.
fore another New Year.
The prediction reads. "Fair tomor.
row" And then we find it raining in
the morning. 1t costs Uncle Sam
S1,250,000 annually to give us this mis-
leading information.
Marconi made the stockholders in his
company feel good at Christmas time.
His success certainly means much to
the civilized world.
Governor Bailey, of Kansas, is still
in hot water. He is continually re,
caiving letters and photos from ladies
who think he wants to marry.
New Years resolutions No. Ito lay
in enough coal to last year the first
time the price gets down to where il
can be reached without using a step.
ladder.
There are many who would have
liked to have been working J. P. Nor
gan at Christmas time. Never mind,
if he keeps on We may all be working
for him before long.
Mr.. Mitchell puts the blame on the
coal roads, and the coal roads place
the responsibility tenderly on Mr.
Mitchell's front steps. Meanwhile
the innocent public pays the bills.
John Mitchell would make a gooG
president for the steel trust, at present
he is only receiving 81, 500 a year, anG
ne does ten times more work thar
Schwab, who receives 81 900, 900
Wonder what kind of mine worker
president Schwab would make.
The price of combustible alcohol il
France is nearly double what it is il
Germany. In the latter country it i,
chiefly the Irish potato that furnishes
alcohol, while in France it is the bee
root. The cultivation of the former
costs nearly double that Of the latter
Boston's Manuary dividends foot VI
10 the unprecedented figures of S21,
$4,000, while those of New York ar,
conservatively put down at 1872, ,00O, 900
Probably the actual disbursements from
all sources are not fully given in eithe
cases. And there is the balance of tn
country TO hear from, besides. Their,
is gigantic output of interest and diVi
dend Just ahead, and the money the,
represent is intimately destined TO
a. 4 e. e.