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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-12

On the dismal day Of my discharge,
sympathizing with me, no doubt, be-
cause of my misfortunes, my employer
kindly advanced me one weeks pay,
SIC. Alone in the world, no home, no
wife or child, no one to give a cheer
ing Word-a derelict on lifes ocean,
] lived the following week, dazed, my
mental faculties benumbed. Drink
only accentuated my misery, and, still
worse, destroyed my self reliance.
Finally, recovering myself, 1 started
out one morning. clean shaven, well
dressed. with a hopeful look in my
face, to find a situation. All through
the wholesale business district and
among railroad men, many Of them old
time acquaintances, l wandered for
weeks.
Often the glad hand" was extended,
advice given, but no work.
] am 50 years old, but up to date
have seldom been "sized up at over
d5. Generally the first question put
10 me, wherever 1 applied for work,
was: How old are you?" With a
please look pleasant expression on
my face, I would reply, 'Forty-five
years" not confessing how much
more. And that answer invariably
ended the interview. Although in full
health again. active, and willing to
work at anything, with numerous fine
letters OF recommendation useless
things(, was too old"
Never more, never more" sang my
Nemesis, my age.
Finally, one day I saw an ad in a
Sunday paper for night clerk in a
country hotel at Lacon, H., SIS per
month. room. and board. l answered
~ III I'll I. =
some | did not lHssess. | got the job
and check for So for transportation
q day or so afterward.
Visions Of three square meals a day.
q room TO myself, lots of time to read
and write, rose before me. Alack and
alas, on my arrival at Lacon / was
put in 4 room containing three beds
one for the second cook, one for the
kitchen boy, and one for the night
clerk
My hours, while on duty, were from
8 G. M. 10 2 :. y. After breakfast
which / had to cook for myself was
shown to the COW stable and told to
clean it out, or up, j forget which,
feed and water the chickens, wash the
Clubhouse thoroughly, sweep the walks,
and be "slicked up" and be behind the
office desk before u o'clock as day
clerk" The boss, on account of nv
prepossessing manners and his lack
Of ability to please, always remained
in the background. e, the kitchen.
He was chef carver and server.
One day he took me to the garden
and set me to work digging a half
acre of potatoes. He told me to hurry
up" as he wanted to plant turnips on
that ground as soon as the potatoes
were out. I dug and / dug until both
hands were ornamented with a fine
assortment of blisters, which finally
calloused. It took me three weeks to
dig those potaroes-afternoons only
and when ! had finished he kindly re-
marked, You have been too --
SLOW and its too late for turnips, and
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-12
HteH-HEELED FRAUDS.

The high-heeled shoe recently
proved the undoing of two imposters in
New York. Two women in that city
dressed uD as members of a Catholic
sisterhood the other day, and proceeded
to gather in a harvest of small offer
ings from the charitable Their
makeup" was perfect in almost every
respect. Like Achilles, however, their
weakness lay in their heels. They
wore fashionable high-heeled shoes. A
detective who saw them descending the
steps of an elevated railroad station.
noticed the heels, and ii set him
wondering how long Catholic Sisters
were following Partisan STYLES in shoes
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-12
HE WAS TOO OLD"
Story of This Man on the Hunt For
2 Job

Job.
&C. D. r, "the man who was too
old has written for the Workers the
story of how he finally secured a posi-
ton after he was thrown into the
discard. He worked hard twenty
years. married. and bought a home,
then invested his savings in a business,
lost almost everything, purchased a
rooming house, fought for living
three years after losing that, and fin
ally found job at $40 month. Then
his wife fell sick with cancer-and af-
Ter year Of agony, died, leaving him
in debt and too worn out mentally and
physically TO do his work-so one year
ago last March he was fired.)
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-12

This wonderment merged gradually
into suspicion. and suspicion into con-
viction that the high-heeled Sisters"
We're frauds Consequently he arrested
them, and events justified his keen
sightedness.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-11
gait 0ie 6raae, fpie rberanautommen"

gait Oie Srage, pie mberanautommen"
fei.
9eutnant @Lodtburn rief oen duff
pdrter berbei: rSis gnsldnber fpei=
len regelmGBig oben2"
nSupobl, 10 bel i9 bOrte, babsn fs
Penfionspreii e dbgema9t."
r@ut. Der Wirtb fon fommen."
S~lodtburn ftano auf. gins gu einem
Nebentii99en, auf pel9em S9reib@
aeus ftan6, orsbte elm 9riefbIatt gu
elmer &oue, tau6te iie in bas Sintens
fab unb itri9 Damn Elm paarmal freu5
unO quer iber Die Sapeten.
~3um 9enter, Glpdtburn, mas trei>
ben Sir oa?" riefen Die &ameraoen.
Mit elmer piirOepoIen Sanobepe>
grna tpintte er ab. rWarten!"
Der Sotelbefiser trat elm, unb Der
2eutnant panote fi9 an ibn. r6Dren
sic NAL, Die @tube 90 1T i9pn gang
perrGu9ert, Elm reiner Sfonoal. Gs
fdat Sbnen natiirli9 ni9t Elm, Sbre
90ble menf9enpiirbis gu geftalten;
aber ieBt perben Sic pobl haran mill
fen" er osutete auf Die Sintenftride
on Der @uno = rgebt iibrigens uuf
meine He6rung. 2ahen sic mOrgen
Die 9ef9t9te madden"
Der !9~otelbeiiber besann fi6 gu ent>
i6ulOigen, er bate ielbit gerne Oas
Speife5immer peri6Dnern laHen, aber
Die Su9e pGbre bod einiee Sage, unb
oa miibten ole Serren ben algemeinen
Speiiefaal benuben, mas ibnen piel@
let9t ni9t anesnebm MORE.
rWir peroen natiirli9 in3pif6en
oben ipeiien," fiel ibm Der 2eutnont in
Die Heoe. ,Sie brau9en ii9 au9 feline
beionOere ungelegenbeiten 81 MAIDEN.
pGbreno Der paar Sage nebmen mir
NIT ben onoeren @Gften an Der Safel
plub. @erseHen sic nidt, mir pollen
feinen beI pnoeren Sii9!"
Der Wirtb ging, unb ftol5 nabm Der
Geutnd1t ple0er ielnen Stubl elm.
r8rapo, 9lodtburn!" f9aute es UNI
ter 2adsn ibm entsegen. Sine i9nei>
oige Sbee!"
sir Oas Seruntommen babe i9 ses
Iorgt, bas Weitere pirb ii9 finoen,"
erpiOerte er.
9a6 Dem Stable perlieben Die Diff
5iere bus 9otel, Der Sberit sins beim,
bon @aintbal uno ieinem Mojutanten
begleitet, Die 4nberen blieben nod Dor
Dem Shore iteben, unter benz 8orz
panoe, oab lie nod @iniees iiber Den
nG9iten @usritt gu beipre6en bGtten,
in 0abrbeit aber, Inn Die Samen pors
beipaiiiren gu lafen.
Gortiebuns folst.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-11
Daarau5rfiBfn lno -Ggtn.
Goa framS5Fshsn aer3teu beobadbtete meas
artiae SterpeureiSuueen
(Gortfebuns folst.)

3pei neue acknowledgment fino BON
4er5ten in Srantrei9 beoba9tet NOR
ben. Sic fibren Die srie9i4en Sea
men uSri9otiIomanie" unS rSridos
pbagie" uno be6euten Die @epobnbeit
Oss 9aarausreibens un0 Oes 9aar>
efens. Die cine Manie biloet Die 9ors
auslebung Der anoeren.
Sie straightforward reiben it4 Die
Saare natirli9 ni9t aus 8erSpeifz
lung aus; lie tbun es pielmebr aus
purer genobnbeit. Sas Sonoerbarite
lit, baB ieosr Sri9otiGomane Die merit
piiroige lIebuns na9 eisener pbantalis
a%usseitaltet. Sa lit Elm junses Mdb>
9er, oas ni9t eber einf9lGft, als biz
es ii9 metbpoif9 cine 8iertelftunbe
lang 9aars aus Den @ugenbrauen ses
rifen bat. Sin 2ebrer rib ii9 in
f9lafloisn NG9ten Ole 8~artbaare aus,
um lie aipif9en ben Sinsern gu S~erreis
ben. Inoere nebmen ii9 ibre &opf>
buare Dor, 10 bab tbre &opfbaut na9
tpeni9en Monaten lauter fable Stellen
aufpeift. Gen S6merS, Der nit Dem
@usreiben Der Saare berbunosn lit.
f9einen Die Sri9otinomanen gar ni6t
gu empfinoen. 6rauen, pelde Sri4Os
tiaomanen iino, finO 10 tpenig totett,
Dab lie rubig elm BON Wimpern unb
9lugenbrduen befreites @efi6t our
S9au 1teaen uno ME uno nimmer aus
Gitbetii9en @riinben auf ibre Gepobns
beit perSi9ten niroen.
8einabe barmlos aber lit Der Sri4o=
tinomune, Der fi9 Die Saare bp9 nur
ausreibt, neben Dem Sri6opbagen, Der
Die ausgerihenen 9aare : ibt. Nu9
CT fOnnte ni9t angeben, tpariltn er bas
tbut. chandler Sribopbag bebauptet
ia stpar, Dab our9 oas Saarefen feline
Gtimme flarer uno feline 3unse rofen=
farbener peroe, aber Oas lit natiirliG)
beaer llnfinn. Sab Die Sridopbaaie
re9t gefdbrlia per0en fann, fann man
ii9 benfen. Die perfdludten 9aare
gebsn ntdt INNER leidt aus Dem Mas
gen beraus;- ie perbinoen fid nit benz
Magsni9leim. perfil5en ii4 unb bilben.
oa Der @orratb jeben Sag 9rOber miro.
5ulebt pabre !SaarfnGuel BON betrd4ts
li9em l1mfang. Natiirlid trGgt man
mebrere pfunO yMageubaare" ni4t
ungeitraft nit fi9 berum, uno Die Sol
gen Der Sriaopbasie iino oft ihpers
R~rantbeiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-11

s.6 o imam
non
Sobannss 8 nj NJ er
(Jortfebung.)

sd gebe Su, es f0nnen foIds Stim,
irtu1gen eintreten," bemerfte Yailer,
als Der Mnoere cine Yauie ma9te
Die urfa6e muB aber Damn audi ein'
beOeutiame iein."
Isle pollen oamit anoeuten, odt
Sic Die ltrIa9e in reinem TaIe 81
tennen pInf9en," eripioerte @banE
rubig. yglun Oenn, mas piir0en Si'
tbun, fpenn Sic elm @eib lie6en, ir
benz Sic Nles be~rt0rpert gu timber
~glduben. !pona9 bepubt uno unbe.
puBt Die Seele ii9 febnt; fpenn bisies
Weib Sbnen iagt: ,Mir rplen Gins
fein, penn i9 in Dir finoe, mas i'd
fu9e, oen gottd6nli9en Mann, por
Dem meinc Seele trGumt,' un0 Damn
zines SageS iiol5 uno bart ertldrt:
,Su bit ni4t, pie Der iein muB, Dem
i4 mid gu eisen geben Mill"
PaiIer i9ittelte Den 3ppf. lin
zines Weibes fpilen ioQ fem re9te,
Mann ii9 feIbit a~ufgeben. Nur Oil
Sborbeit tbut Is. SD fpre1e aus Gr=
fa6rung."
Cine @eils berrI6te G9peisen
Damn fubr er fort: nNu9 sic perOer
Is i6erpinOen. 8erfpre9en sic mi
bebor Sic einen peiterer entic9eioen.
ben S9ritt tbun, MIDI gu bend9riGs
tigen." 9uiler belt Die !9unb bin, ba.
nit Sener einf9lage.
Sin fpnoerbares 8erIangenl" er.
piOerte @buns. sd foa mid untel
Sbre @ormunoi9aft begeben2"
v@ergefIen sic ni9t, Oab i9 elm ge:
miles 3e9t auf sic babe; i6 ieBt;
mein 2eben elm, UNI sic gu retten."
n9ut, i9 min oeripre9en. mas Sit
piinf6en; me6r a6er ni9t."
9ie bei0sn Mdnnsr i9ittclten iif
Die 9dnoe uno Samit mar Die Sa9i
a6gema9t.
Yailer glaubte nun aud feiner Ser.
pfli9tung gegeniiber 9aunpI0 gere9t
eelporoen gu iein un0 er6pb oaber feline
G~intpenOung, als gbans Jpn einlub
ben iibrigen Sag BEL inn gu ber6rins
gen. gr binterlieb fir 9aunOl0 elmer
3ettel, in fpel9em er fur3 mitt6eilte
baB er fir Gpans birse, nu9bem Die
fer fem Wort gegeben babe, porlGufie
feinen neiteren Selbftmor0reriu9 81
un%ternebmen; Mbeuos piroen 8eiOt
fi6 gum S.9se einfinben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-11

affenbe n. Die
3abl Der 5erbif4en Solbaten, Die ii6
iibsr Die @renSe nad ungarn flii4ten,
tpirb INNER srDber. Mls urfahe Der
6lu9t seben fe ausnabmslos fdle4te.
robe 8ebanbluns feiters Der Offiaiere
on, auh Hagen fe iiber ungeniebbare
19le9te Soft. Die uniformen biefer
2erte befinben ii9 i'm oentbor oefola=
teften 3ultanoe. Bon sinem 8elsra6er
RabaIerie. Regimert aaein in6 i'm
2uufe BON orei Monatsn a3 @oloateu
oeiertirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-11
S. e q b itel |.

~ as 1T nniinn!" Mr. Snps
~ oers mari einen 8rief nit
~ beftieer @eberoe auf oen
Gid. munfinn! SIT IS
m0gli9, 6ab i6r es 10 iebr um Dies
@el0 gu tbun lit? nno tparum? Mo3u
beoarf lie es? Gs lit op9 l1nfinn!"
gr beru6igte ii9 etnas uno las oie
peitere &orreiponoens nit Ger ionit
iibli9en Geoa9tfamfeit, Bis auf einz
mai elm S9reiben Jpn neuerbings err
regts.
Sin toGer Sufau," fugte er Dor fi9
bin unb fling on, gu iiberlegen. Sas
leBte S9rsiben ent6ielt Die Nufforbez
rung Seitens zines groben 8anfbdus
fes in Sranffurt a.. 3d., on einem 6i>
nan5gei9dfte She'll si ne6men un0
our 9erathung iiber oaFelbe enttoeoer
felbit gu fommen o6er einen bebplz
mG9tigten @ertreter Der Sirmd gu iens
Den.
Mit einigem &e9te fonnte Mr.
SnpOers % einem to1en 3ufan ipre>
den, pbpobl oisfes geI6Gftli9e S6reiz
ben in teinerlei 0irettem .3uiammens
bange nit jenem 8riefe ftano, oefien
Snbolt er als uniinn be5ei9net bate.
2eBterer fam ton Mib Mabel Snp@
oers, un6 ent6ielt Sen iebr beitimmt
ausgeoridten Wunf9, Der Batter m0ee
periOnli9 Mr. Yailer na9 Moin3
bringen, mo Tie nit i6rer GeiIe9eieGz
fGaft 8ei0e ertparte. Sic empfe6le
aber all9, INN cine @ei9erung 9ailers
unmO9li9 gu MAIDEN, OieIem bas
Reile5iel gar ni9t mit5utbeilen, ion=
bern einfa9 gu iagen, er ioae osn Gbef
auf elmer 9ef9dftsreiie begIeiten.
gs lit gu begreifen, BOB Oieie GU
mut9ung BEN ebrenpertben STR. Snpz
oers etfpas aufre9te, uno ebenip, "a
er oen .3ufan mertpiiroig fano, MEL
der in Der Shat cine 9ei9Gftsreiie
mad 0erielben Gegeno notbpeno;g
md9te. Nun bdtten ii9erli9 intime
Syreunoe Mr. Snp0ers' barauf gel9noz
rem, oaB er f9lieBlia bod Dem &ufe
MiB Mabsls gefolst pGre, Oa Ser ga>
ter elmer sinSisen Sodter INNER ses
fiigig TT; ieBt aber mar es 5tpeifenos,
odB er Dem Sufan febr oanfbar mar,
pel9er INN geitattete, ieinen @ebors
fam gegen Die 9errin feines 9dufes
Dor isinem gef9dftli9en Getpiifen gu
re9tfertigen. Semna9 einsen nod
am felben Sage 5tpei 8riefe ab, oeren
Snbdlt fi9 in Die Worte: sd tomme"
5uiammenfafen lieB, uno am anbern
Morsen tpuroe puiler gu feinem gr0b>
ten Grftaunen in oas Bureau ieines
Chefs serufen, mo biefer gu Dem bers
bliifftsn iunsen Shame iagte: rMr.
pailer, sic perben mid auf elmer Ges
f9dftsreife begleiten; perfehen Sic fidl
NIT Dem Notbigiten, mir peroen etpo
u9t Gage ~pegbleiben. Jinoen Sic fi6
UNI 8 libr 20 Minuten @benbs auf
benz gbaring>g 8abnbofe EN-"
gdiler bate niht getpdgt, III frcgen,
tpobin Die Reife se6e, uno fid oanit
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-11

uber cine aef4Gftli9e M~ngelegenbeit
beitimmte mid. pOrerft na4 Grantfurt
gu fubren."
sMit Mr. pailerg"
.@pbl, nit ibm.1
$50 lift er9"
.@siB nidt, bieneidt nod in 5ranfs
furt, bienei9t irgenopo in : nun,
furs berausgefagt, man bat ibn psrs
boftet." a
Mib SnpSers tpurbe blei9 uno
prebte Die 2ipepn feft aufammerl. nSod
ni6t tpegen etpas S9limmem?"
n9m, man fugte mir, er lei Elm Nts
IitGrflu9tline."
nab! alfO oas mar ss! Iun, oas
1T gut"
SO finoe ni4t, pesbulb ous gut
iein ioG."
.rS6 bin frob, oab er feinen anOeren
@ruaO bate, pesbalb er ii9 70 iebr
ftrdubte, na9 Seuti9lano 81 geben."
SIR. Snposrs ieb feline So6ter
fAarf on, Die ieoo9 ru6iJ Sen Slid
uusbislt. r9ie Sadie gefdlt mir ni9t.
9u Daft feLtfame 2aunen, Mabel, un>
i4 iptu niG)t peiter fragen, mas oieIe
2aune beOeutet. Sd piiroe jeoo9 piins
f4en, Ou Odfteit ni9t peiter an bic
fen Mr. Pdiler."
m@r 1T burb meine S9uIo jeBt in
cine i9limme Gage eerotben, uno nun
1T es uniere PfIi9t. i'm Oaraus gu fes
freien."
runiinn! Gs lit ni9ts gu MAIDEN"
ertDi0erte Grserli9 Mr. Snpoers unO
6eri3tete nun iber feline fldsli9 gez
i3eiterten @eriu9e, pailer frei gu tes
fpmmen.
&ufmertiam bate MiB @nbOers
suseh0rt. r@s lit ri9tig, mar miro
3eit uno Gebulo beoiirfen. Stun, id,
babe 3eit."
sd aber ni9t."
r9u fannft rubig teimfebren; i6
tperbe @Qes beforgen."
SD pollte. Su lieBeit Die 6unb BON
Oiefer SaGe."
ygai6ts ga, 9apa: 0u pirit NIT
mir 5ufricoen iein."
Mit bieien etpas biel6eutigen @orz
ten f6lob Mabel Die unter6altung
iibar Boiler ab. =
nnesfreulide 9ebanfcn bef9dftigteE
Mr. Gnboers duf Der 6eimfobrt. Ods
Sntereffe On oieiem Serrn Yailer, nell
DIES MateI belpies, mibfiel ibm qriinoz
li6, unb er trdubte fi9, ben S6lub
gu 3ie1en, Der 10 nabe ldg. @Ge Qaunen
uno Seltfamfeiten, ipel9e feline SoGtcr
jemals ge3tigt bate, rief er ii@ ms
Ge0G9tniB suriid, fu6te ale @rinDe
berpor, reIne gegen jene @nnabme
f~tritten, Die linn 10 i9pere 8eoenfen
errsgte. Mar feline So6ter ni9t itola?
9emiB, 10 bel er pubte, bate fe ftets
ftrenge Oarauf geieben, Oab nur taOel.'
loie Gentlemen in i6re NGbe fdmen.
Sic mar berpobnt, Die beoeutenoiten
Wtdnner beiDdrben ii6 um ibre Gunit;
on Mr. 4aiIer bate er ME etpas 8es
beutenoes gu entbeden permo9t. Gr
iagte ii3 au9, Dab er Ma6el ftets tibl
uno perftGnoig gefunben ba6e; es pGre
ouber ni9t an~5unebmen, bab blobe du=
Bere @Oroige ie beite4sn tOnntsn.
&ura. er fu9te fi9 gu iiberSeusen, Dab
Der Gbarafter Mabels ale 8iirgl6uft
bietc, oaB fe ni9t einen S9ritt tbun
ipiiroe, pel9en Die CUTE 9eieGI9aft
mib6i0igen miibte; aber es geldng ibm
bod nt4t re3t, ben pouen, ~berubigenz
0en @luuben gu geipinnen. Niemals
bate er iiA oamit abgegeben, 6ruuen
GIT fiuoiren, d6er iebt brdnste ii9 linn
DIE @bnang auf, Dab man lei9t Oas
WeIen zines 0tdnnes, ME aber bic
Seele zines Meibes ergriinben fDnne.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-11
g. 6 q , |.

NJ elGem @liidsfale bas feline
SSD StGOt9en 9. es berbdnfte,
c oub bort ser Stab zines lila;
nenregimentes feinen SIP
bate. trar cine Srage, Die f9on oft be-
ipro9en, a6er nod ME gel0ft tporben
mar. ltnatpeifelbaft par Die 2uft gez
funo, rno nidts CAB es, mas 6ie Ser
ben bate erregen unO abipannen fDn>
men; man pur0e our9 feinerlei Ger
ftreuung o~bsebalten. ii9 gang Dem
Oienfie uno oen Pfli9ten gu piomen,
un0 MOLTEN Die unper6eiratbeten Ser
rem Offi5iere ni9t pioer @iGen &apiz
t%oliiten perben, 10 mubten ie ab unb
5u urlaub nebmen, um ibre erfparten
.3ulagen ircsp6pp los gu perOen. en-
5iefer @tmrlpbGre ftrensfter SpIioitGt,
tpelfe BON Dem &leinbiiraertbum aus
9ing, perlD. ielbft oas SpieIen ieinen
Geis. Safir galten Die Sffi5iere bon
.. als Die BELT trainirten Geiter, uno
lpenn elmer Der Sbren ii9 Eel einem
6errsnrenncr betbeiligte, 10 trug er in
Ser Gegel audi einen preis odpon. Ser
@rrno bierfar lag auf Der 9anb: Die
Pfli4t mar suglei4 bus ein5ige Ser
gniigen.
SIN r9plonen Sreifen," Dem eriten,
neil ein5igen !Sotel, Ous iibrigens bor>
5iisli6 gefii9rt purbe, mar oas &oIino,
bier fpeiiten Die unperbeirat6eten Diff
5iere. inter oieien audi Der Sberff, nell
der lett 5rei Sabren perfpittpet mar.
Sberft b. Siafub mar erf6icnen,
bate ieinen gbrenplaB einaenommen
unb Dem NufrpGrter oas 3eifen gum
Serpiren segeben.
.2ieber 1aintbal," fagte er su Dem
dlteften &ittmeilter, Der gu feiner Re9=
ten fab, nieBt perben sic bal0 bier ben
8orfib iiberne5men miiHen. SD erz
belt beute Na9ri9t bon meiner 66pez
fter. oab fie in atpei ooer BRET Sagen
nit ibren SD6tern eintreffen peroe.
um iid msiner a%nsunebmsn, fpie tie
f9reibt. Damn tperoe id fpieoer Die
Gnnebmlidieiten zines eigeften !5eims
genieben. llu6 sic, incline 6erren,"
pdnbte er fid an Die iibriaen Sffbiere,
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-11-09
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Liberal quantity always given free.
4 gallons i. & NJ, mixed with 3 gal
Ions oil, will paint house.
Wears and covers like gold.
Don't pay Sl.5O gallon for linseed
oil, which you do in ready for use paint
Buy oil fresh from the barrel at 90
cents per gallon, and mix it with Long
man &Martinez i. & NJ, Paint.
1t makes paint cost about $l.20 per
gallon. Delaney Gregory, Fort Plain,
n. Y, writes:
"Have sold L. Il NJ, paint for over
20 years, and everyone is surprised to
find how little is required to paint big
house. Sold by Harry s. Lloyd.
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of the teachers and directors. The teacher
should have the courage of his convictions and
should adopt himselfto his environments as far
rs possible Have faith in your work.
Singing by institute
"Longfellow, Americas Most Popular Poet
Tine poems of this famous Author were briefly re-
viewed by Prof. Frank c. Lockwood who showed
that Longfelow had fully earned his widespread
popularity by the excellence of his many great
works.
Friday morning, Nov. Bird. 1906
Institute was called to order by the Pres, Miss
Collins
Song by the Institute,
Devotional Services led by the Rev. J. Nelson
Bennett
advantages of a Higher Education" by DR..
A. J. Kinnaman The speaker showed how the
educated mans chances of success in life over
the uncducated were increased and his earning
capacity increased. An investment in Education
is the best Investment boy or girl can make. 1t
always pays the best while the capital remains
intact"
Report of Committee on Reading Course
The following books were adopted for the
Reading Course. Essentials in English His
tory."--Walker The Teacher at Work -
Bender
Intermission.
"The Story of Gettysburg by Prof Smith
Burnham. Described in vivid wordsl pictures
the battle of Gettysburg during which battle the
backbone of the Great Rebellion was broken.
Song by the Inttute.
Reports of Committees.
The Committee on Educational Reunions re-
ported that three Local Institutes would be held
in the county this year. Driftwood, January
18th. subjects, Reading and Spelling. Sterling
Run, February 10th subject, Arithmetic and
Writing. Emporium, March 10th, Language
and Geography.
Song by Institute.
Adjourned Sine Di.
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Sunday being the S0th anniversary
of the birth of Mr.. @. G. Fay, of this
place, Mr.. and Mrs. Tho3 III. Norris
invited a number of old-time friends to
celebrate the occasion at their resi-
dence, East Allegany Avenue. Among
the guests present were Mrs. J. S
Wiley, Mrs. Chas Zarps, Mrs. johnson,
niece, OF Cory, Pa, Mr. j. F. Par
sons, Mr. and Mrs. Riley Warner, Hon.
J. 9. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. B. w.
Green, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A, Palmer, Mr..
and Mrs j. p. Felt, Mr. and Mrs. S. L
Barton and MIR and Mrs. II II Mullin.
An elegant dinner was served at 2:3O,
gotten up in Mrs. Norris elegant.style
OF course all enjoyed the sumputous
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-11-09
Quarterly Meeting.

Quarterly meeting service will be
held at the Emporium Free Methodist
church. Preaching service Friday and
Saturday evening at 1880 Lovefeast
Sabbath morning at $3.50, preaching at
HOO followed by communion service.
Preaching at 200 Sabbath evening.
Rev. A J Hill the District Elder will
be in charge of the meeting and preach
at each service. All are welcome.
j. NELSON BENNETT, Pastor.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-11-09
Son LOST Mother.

Consumption runs in Que family, and
through it lost my mother" writes f..
B. Reid, Of Harmony, Me. "For the
past five years, however on the slightest
sign of Cough or Cold, [ have taken
DR.. Kio2's New Discovery for Consump-
tion, which has saved me from serious
dung tronbIr His mothers death was
a sad Ions tor Mr.. Reid, but he learned
that lung trouble must not be neglected,
and how u cure it. Quickest relief and
cure for ou.hs and colds. Price soc
and $l.00; guaranteed at L. Taggart's
drug store Trial bottles free.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-11-09
Every Ounce You;Eat.

Every ounce of food you eat that fails
to digest does pound Of harm. 1t turns
the entire meal into poison. This not
only deprives the blood of the necessary
tissues-building material, but it poisons
it. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a perfect
digestant. 1t digests the food regardless
of the condition of the stomach. 1t al
lows that organ to rest and get strong
again. Relieves Belching, Heart Burn,
Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Palptation
of the Heart, etc. Sold by II. G. Dod-
son.
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Mans Unreasonableness.

Is often as great as womans. But
Thos S. Austin Mgr, of the "Republi-
can" Of Leavenworth, Ind, was not un-
reasonable, when he refused to allow the
doctors TO operate on his wife, for female
trouble. Instead, he says, we concluded
to try Electric Bitters. My wife was
then so sick, she ceuld hardly leave her
bed, and FIVE 5 physicians had failed to
relive her. After taking Electric Bit
ters, she was perfectly cured, and can
now perform all her household duties. -"
Guaranteed by l.. Taggart druggist,
price SOC.