poceleirden of
Mvorth penitentiary.
“1 know Emma Goldman,”
a Kansas City Times reporter. “She is
a very ladylike person; finely edu-
cated, of prepossessing appearance
and a person of power. In Chicago
we then tried not to dignify the an-
archist movement by making arrests.
We simply watched them and pre-
served order at their meetings. There
were then about 25 or 30 leading an-
archists in the central group, and prob-
ably 3,000 to 5,000 in'the city.
“Something will have to be done to
control the anarchists. Of course,
€F the lamentable death of Presi-
dent McKinley, the question an-
archy will assume a paramount place
in the discussions of the prison con-
gress.”
Both Mr. Drake and Maj. Me-
Claughry were vehement in their as-
persions against anarchists. They
said the sessions of the Kansas City
prison congress might evolve a plan
that would be practicable to handle
these enemies of society. Atallevents,
the deliberations of the congress will
have much weight in the earnest dis-
cussion of the matter, and inasmuch
as this will be the first formal body of
its kind to take the matter up, it can
rcepdily be foreseen that its delibera-
tions and conclusions will attraet
svorld wide attention.
About 300 delegates from penal and
feformatory institutions all over the
country will attend the congress.
Many others who are interested in
prison reform, in the subject of an-
archy and like questions, are also ex-
pected to be present. The congress
will convene on Saturday, November
8, and will last until the following
Wednesday.
, Mr. Drake and Maj. MeClaughry said
that probably one question to be con-
sidered was that of admitting news-
~ papers into jails and penitentiaries.
Heretofore they have been rigidly ex-
cluded, except in those instances
where they were admitted after they
had been “expurgated” of all criminal
news. The idea is growing steadily to
let prisoners have the papers. The
“Jock step” will also be considered.
In discussing the president’s death,
Maj. McClaughry said he had observed
pat=ti¥terns. newspapers had sug-
ested that Senator Wellingion, of
gland, should be impeached for his
nate remarks about the presi
pj. McClaughry suggests that
be ostracized by his eol-
hey were to “cut” him,
deal with him only when
sary, his punishmg
nd fH 0
he said to
¢ Lay
ry pn A
Mount Joy Steam Heater Co.
Has on exhibition in €. Buohl's store room,
opposite D. H. Engle's Furniture Warerooms
on West Main street, Mt. Joy, a Full Line of
Prizer Square and Oak, Single
and Double Heaters and Ranges
ALSO OIL STOVES.
Rese=Call and See Stock and Learn Prices
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
IN EFFECT MAY 26, 1901
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Going East From Florin
Lancaster Accomodation
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ister Accommodation
Philadelphia Mail
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Going West From Florin
Way Passenger . . . 5 * 7 an
Mail 1017 a
Lancaster ACCORRORLION 410 p
Lancaster Accommodation 610 p
Harrisburg Express . - we» . i3%Dp
(Sunday) Way Passenger . . 79a
Going East From Mount Joy
Lancaster Accommodation .
Seashore Fxpress
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Philadelphia Mail
(Sunday) Main Line Express
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Going West From Mount 4" oy
Way Passenger - . . ’ .
Mail .
Niagara Express
Lancaster Accommodation
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Harrisburg Express
(Sunday) Wad
7122
22p
345 p
508 p
747 p
40 p
THD
- 655 a
- 10 14 a
10 43 2
FLOKIN, PA.
Royer's Saddler Shop
West Main Street, Mount Joy
I am still making all kind3 of Harness strictly hand
made, no machine work. also sell anything kept
in a saddler ¥hop. Repairing Done Promptly.
Prices to suit the times.
COAL
For Coal That Will Burn
you should place your order
with me. No advance in price
I. N. HOSTETTER
FLORIN, PA.
FLORIN HOTEL
Ey ATTY”
PUBLIC SALE
AR
Saturday, December 7,1901
at the
Pa.,
sale,
The
Florin Tote),
undersigned will offer at public
Florin, Lancaster county,
Our S@licitor will ry
Tuesd@y and Deliv
very "T™
Your Work Solicited.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
A New Bepair Shop?
I desire to inform the public that I have opened
a Shoe Repair Shop in the basemenv of
David H. Engle’s Forniture Warerooms
West Main St., Mount Joy
where I am prepared to do cobbling of every
deseription at reasonable rates
Men's Shoes Half Soled and Heeled for Gic
Sewed on for 75 cents
Ladies’ Shoes Ilalf Soled and Heeled for .
Sewed on for 55 cents
and Boys’ Shoes According to Size
A Trial Job Solicited
Harry Sheaffer
jae
Girls
Cash Prices For
|
those 3 Lots of Ground fronting on the north side of [|
the Harrisburg and Lancaster Turnpike, in the vill-
age of Florin, Pa., on which is erected a
; Large 2 1-2 Story |
uaixisd. Brick Hotel Property
(known as the Florin Hotel) Twoand One-Half-Story
Frame Kitehen and Summer House attached, also,
a Large Stable, Wagon Shed, Shedding, Scale, Scale
House, and all the necessary outbuildings. This
property has all the conveniences, has running water |
inTront of building and isone of the BEST COUNTRY
STANDS inthe country, having a large patronage.
The buildings are in first class condition.
Asthe present owner intends leaving the town the
property will positively be sold.
Persons wishd s prior to the
oe " yigned residing
pn Saturday
fnown by
METZROTH,
TROUT.
BAKERS. GENUINE COAL!
on the yard of 2000 lbs, is
kin Pea § 3 00
Black Diamond Pea $3 5
Nut 500
500
Stove 5 25
Real 7 ens Valley Pea §
Nut
Egg
Stoze
-
J
‘ cc
cc
ec
Red Ash Nut 5.25
mount Joy,
'
1
| mozazo:s,
I have just received a Carload of New
York State Potatoes which 1 am sell-
ing at Lowest Market Prices. Prompt
attention to mail or telephone orders.
T. N. HOSTETTER.
Rob Douglas, M D's Washingtsn D C
cette reste ese
MacgNETIC RELIEF
or the One Minute Cure For Pain
A powerful irritant and a Golden Remedy for the
Headache, Toothache and Neuralgia, Sore Gums,
Sore Throats Head Colds, Catarrh, Weak and Sore
Eyes, with dimness of Vision, Cramp, Wind or
Dyspepsia, Colic, Ete Bunjons (nd Coft Corns re-
lieved at once. PRICE, TEN CENTS
——
J. I. Bastn, Sole Prop. ir, Flori, Pa.
Oh Yes! Oh Yes!
GEORGE §. VOGEL, AUCTIONEER
Post Office Address, Florin, Lancaster Co., Pa
Telephone Number 851.
Rates Very Reasonable for All Kinds of Sales
FOR SA&LET
Three Acres and Fourteen Perches Gravel Lag
in a good state of cultivation and fences in good re-
pair The land is situated on the road leading from
Florin te the Mount Joy Cemetery, a short distance
west of the latter For particulars call on or address
MUSSELMAN,
F lori in, Pex ana
HARRY
ron SALE
In the West Ward of Mount Joy Borough
A FINE LARGE TWO-STORY TEN-ROOM DWELLING
With Large Store Rovin and Warerooms At-
tached. All necessary outbuildings. Call
on or address
C. k Yoowy, uy of the be Yom, Ht. hoy
STOP AT THE
Sorrel fgoise Hotel
WesT KG St, JANCASTER
The annex Mow complete with the SORREL
HORSE, nrake Sa JSrontage of 4 49, 52, and
55 West King Street. Dinner 25 cents. Best
acconuncdations in every respect.
your patronage solicited, .
\ A.B. ADAMS, Pro.
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A share of
I oS Lily
i
Engle’s Ss Furniture Warery
Mount Joy, Penna.
“|Good Homemade Furniture a Specia ty
Upholstering Done to Order
Poplar Lumber For Sale in Lots to _
Suit the Purchasers
UNDERTAKING
& EMBALMING
Jobbing Promptly Attended To. Estimates Cheerfully Furnished
JOSEPE B. GAINTZ
SANITARY
PLUMBER #: AND =: GAS & FITTER
Tro Doors West of Bowman's Store,
Ind. Tel. No. MOUNT JO¥, PENNA.
ed
JI
Wehicles. Carriages, ‘Buggies, Wagons
For Milkmen, Bakers, Merchants, constructed in a first-class manner by
enced capable mechanics under a manufacturer who lets
the work speak for its worth, it guarantees every product of
erperi-
and the direction of
MARIETTA LLY WORKS
Contracts made with-
but
The same care exercised in repairing as manufacturing.
se seldom satisfactory Inquire anywhere about new vehicles,
don’t neqlect to place on the list
OWRY, Marietta
q Carriage Works, 0 will willingly refer you to those L.
Lalpicen done ag tdwhether it is satisfactory,
out inquy
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