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MEMS CLOTHING.

Our spring trade in this
line has been immense. We
have had the satisfaction Of
seeing pile after pile, and,
counter after counter Of our
fashionable suits pass into
hands Of willing purchasers.
7" | shall always buy at your
store said a customer TO
the head salesman last week.
because ! can get just
what | want. and at the
price ! am willing to pay.
You sec this suit ] have got
on? Well, ! bought il here
one year ago and il has
given me every satisfaction.
The iii was first rate and
the wear has been excellent.
Suit me as well today and
you will have no kick COM
ing. OF course, we did.
and the customer departed,
=
more than ever convinced
that We make a point of
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Mr.. Iseuix Fearer. the weil-knosn
Portland brewer. Il in sowps
Judge C. H. HanFer.i foes - sno-
honsfSh Tomorrow nsartsing 10 open
tAiStsgci s>ossrt. whsxh viii Fxoiaahsy b
IN er<<Sea there Ill week
ne h.st stxtnx sne1se1ns = fsnndc<e
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& Lasx,xs --rhs fo,,ousn,
sst accompanies The al.
- - Royce Lansing comrs-
nap Book viii he present
- !, nens Reyce-l.ansinr Com
ssssdsy evening Though
: deep ane. Il viii Sc
- b act q ! .i,snsl;nr,
s.i variety eli .ssssns.
<h.n t. covers IL
.lA he latest and ,oass
md sansic. embraces cess !
g new and rcxel rsux;-
ns.iy syscsal.iss swing
lpr the display 81 The
s settle szienis Of each
- company II Is de-
- son lsneh. and ven
- g : xssrs;. is mlssfon
+ aadllors twe hnu,x 81
etsl sssnssmsn.' as,ss
Ne VERDICT always i i.
= sIeal sunr.ixrsis ana
esFsssxi cat .
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Struck out-l,y Lands. lC; By tianxel, 8
ard.
base ON Balls-by Lands q: by CAMEL, &
Wild pltcileeBy lands, 3: by camel. o.
Passed balis-by Green, 4: BY HcGaFty, q
Twohaec hits- Calhoun, Deyine. Blanch-
ard 2; Barker, Waugh u
Three base hfts-Warsf.
Hnme ru1ls Barker.
Umpire-st@ HI Fcnkcth
kcofcr- George .. Turner.
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PAgAAlsl rARAsolsi

A xrsAs eHsssrtmenf: saux handles. short
pricxs are rsxs.s; 3pss IN chester Clesry
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HIGHER QUALITY GOODS

Mems French Isle Thread, blcachcd pr s0t
Mems French Isle Thread, sir finish. per
Mems fancy colored Isle, silk Auish, per 0un~
Mems cooed Balbrggan underwear and thread neece1
and in all shades per suit p1a0w#
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&200 blocks and half l block. IN e McoII-
eQftn single acres in bays Acre Gar
Vow dens moth Of Lake Union.
$50 sssss.. g As sss choicest '''s IN
GR60-Iou In Ha,l's ADDITION. adjoin-
YWOV Ing Reuton Addition
G76n-Foar los in Yeelsrs supple
WV mental addition.
E76fl-Iots on Depot street. near its In
afford : magnificent view which can never
be obstrucfed, and ere cleared ready for
building
@1, 10U house south Il jscSscn
street, near the lake.
81 200 corner % mob hui
$l,zOO the ls < ''' 49, -
a. 0E0-foss On Main ana wssn-
y sAOV inetoE streetN. between
Twelfth and Fourteenth. 81 80 70 q 80
a. 6fln-rot On Eleventh. near Stew
a. Enn- Yourrnam house and dne,
" ,Ouu slightly lot uesr L4ske uniop.
on The electric car iine.
81 G0n-Two Los on BIaz street. ne.r
" ,UOV the corner Of Victory. IN
Queen Anne Town. H60o each. Another
iss In Que Anne Town for H,i0
50 600 Two and one I. :. ball ala. acres north
90 M Northwest corner Eighth and
So, 300 q cs ID e ''s ssrsss. as s
60 gf,fl-psslrable lot on Msin. below
y A,OOV Eicventh.
90 6fln-Two new hars-Anished. veii-
V6sOVV buf1f fcreu-foon h0u1ee Oh
washington street near Twsiftn: t1sS9
each.
So, 500 i.a nss ssii .s ss.ss'' 'A< ''-
90 Q0fl-f0s and ave-foom heuse on
V1,OVV Lombard street, near John
| 90 O0fa-B Blocks II and -, Arlington
VOyOOV Heights addition, - ~
csch-
30 0nn-Fosr lots corner Of keiiin
30 nnnr-Thsee lots. pnrshweM corner
ID, zUU Tsei1h and Nslser.
/ 40 YEfA-Ia< 50 east side of Seventh.
V0s ~ between Enioa ard tnives.
sity-
a. AfHfl-I1< and 81 tsfnom hard-nn-
VxsUVU fklsei house O kias. nesa
IsnEh
sss:s..s s' ssss re r. 81 , -
Hc~est
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50. 6OOF.s Scr. re-, tracts outs g 4. q
"a 60(l--Twenty acres Of rich bottom
~ 1870 land. with water-p power. good
builiingn and plenty 81 fruit. on the cot1n-
~ road, half milo from depot.
a 7Afl-Two lots corner 81 Twelfth
81 .f)0f-Iet southwest corner Jackson
AZ 000-lot with rtnslsn rights In
lXO.OOO Northern addition, adjoie-
Sc, J, FL s. ,s,' s ss;'s s:. G.,
| So 0OO7Es,rtsy. acres nersh q Lake
$12.OOors.:,e es s ! i s 81 se IA
sixth streets. Intending ; aue rsuldsues.
| SO. 500 2s.se 70 s.ss: corner Third
&15 00(1 Fir.s .e y. brick yar.l Is th !
VS~tN~O HeHa o. iHH Day, NkIH %
| lots. unlimited quantity OF the best clay.
scveu rom house. oathptses, ssde-traek 10
TIE kiln, 600 enrz1s oil wood, horses wagons,
fouik. etc roor health Il sse reason Tor
selling. a. the property b paying hand
xcsuely.
&rE n0n-Tot on ease side Of second
01O,OOO street betweea Uufser.
st;y sud Union. with large residence.
COZ nnf-A &sDsrre farm. iso serss
/ VIO, IN cultivation. ssery foot
/ rassd land and hsH beaver dam: ovsr 81. 90
worth Of machinery. several large hsfEs.
snd everything eompiefe. sales from
Tie farm amount 10 over n,ofo snnuziiy.
&6n n0n -rnll elesk q eight lots
VOO,VV0 Boufh Of tha farrEl fnftory
Feur Ioss lace Water street ard four have
water froafaxs, carrying riparian rishsxs
@66 600 Pun % 4 she soushees.
Main streets. issrludinz The Arlington hotel
bnSifinx.
$0O, 600 ass & IN rss.s se sa ssn sss
ztr~efx. o. the corner win be cold for 10 90
and the inside for $4,000
800, Lot. '. :ss .. e s:ss 3
s ioss carr riparian rishss ana sxsend .
dep water On the pTop<Hty ars whAfsxA.
/ fncsorseo and b1ssneeo hDst&ss which WI
rsc3 saf 1l.6no d E7o1fA- Rrlee. 9l0p0 CO.:
ons-iosrsh ca&h, balance On ions sine-
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WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 5.

epoo,{orsS eopooeo
s ss s ne Captain pain. columbia
Puget *sEE
New YesIer BLOCK, Seattle, Washington
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-23
Automatic Trrnstile.

The principle of the automatic box
es, which form such prominent objects
at our railway stations, has been APP
Piled to doors and turnstile3. A coin
OF the proper value must be dropped
into n slot lcfore the door can he
opened. and thus the services of II
moncy-taker are dispensed with. Such
doors are applicable to the entrances Of
exhibitions and places OF amusement.
Their special use, however, is for
lavatories and the like. For such cases
it is nee, ssary to insure that the doors
shall always he closed after n person
has pa scd ont through them. and that
they cannot b. again opened except by
the proper con. 70 this end folding
doors, meeting at the middle are en-
ployed. 70 the inside of each door. an |
a. right angles to il, there is fixed q
gate.
When the doors are open the two
gates close the passage, and when the
gates ara open the doors are closed. 4
person wishing TO enter an uIoccupied
apartment finds the doors open and the
gates closed. He drops his Ienny into
the slot and then pushes open the
gates, tho door closing behind him
When he emergc1 he opens the doors,
aal at the same time the gates close
bohI&d him. Thus the entrance is al
ways barred. -4mericun Cuitirator.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-23

tha nrinc p,r,-,.,,t,ti,. H., J. -
IN. o.snci,,tr ,.di.n,. Tin ma th,t
thev tbint ~ ,r.i,in,, ,L U.,,..y l ",, ~,
il ustrntrJ ,nn.,"lI7. 81 no. Jis,, ''i'
d., S,,.. jt..,,., " t,,; ~ an
,.ontrib,,t, ',,i,I, ,.,i,,,i .,.,ii ga -" NJ
,tinne,tn ,j - lt, . ~ '','.o
tr",',i. "',,' HIM a. t,',i ".'' i',pu'c
,.nn,.'r Th Ni,,ht, N,-tI ,,.i' u'l
mnds Man an az S"ratnr from Finri%,
LII ,','',1 W., ~ 80 t,,, =, On'i i!' I t'a
tti =, VI n ri III ~ III 'u'
nnni.J IyI.t,r Vri. w. ~. iiui i
,ni, .,'',,,i,,, '''',,''h" VIZ
Vii b fIii,,,I W., ,' IA i',r M"I, ilr
,.i,ivcnt ycr,,,r rdn,,jl iii III ,'ri,t
ci''%c"N' ''""'"t f''''u''''' VIII Wrl'e
something on the care "l the hair. lie will
he followed by senator Spooner OF Nisc"n-
sin. senator Ingalls, VIII do Ia" paragraph
ing Tor the H'r"'" TINS year, AMI Senato'
quay VIII oversee INC JON printing.
1t is bright cherry sight, indeed, at a
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-23

Sherman ana others. Special articles will
appear from time To time hyits best writer's,
both in the Hou~, and Scnatr, mon who
will during the present wear give up more
nf their mo tn ttn prruaratini, of such ad-
dresses or ESSAYS for the Rerp,d and less to
making speeches than heretofore. In past
vear4 too much time has Iruu given to de-
Iivcrinn fin ,-r -ua,,,hr- ,,l. ,.pirinn-. ANA fine
printing has h,cu considered secondary:
but now tin. editors a. the RernyI hon, IT,
print the h..-t work of CONGRESS, in advance
IF il, delivery ar in many Instances ,iyinc,
much better and entirely 'priairul matfcr in
the R,c0,H paca after ull.,. ni the maya
zine will this ynlr be- used Tor this rurp@.e
extensively hy tLc p,hli-hcr4. and thus il is
horcd that thosr VIII, have heretofore gon,.
to the Hnu-c or fine Senate 10 listen Ia n
specrh will become paving Subscribers To-
the R.r.,,j in order rn ,trt more and hctt,r
literary stutY.
Ii is Thought that the time will come AT
last when CONGRESS will be merely opcued
with the aid of a powcrful PRAYER. and then
the yariou- associate editors Of the Eeco,d
Will rru;,ir In their COMMUNICATIONS. inns
rrfrn- he'd and purified. TO writ, their cd
i,orials for the great magazine and it, ,.;,.ser
rnudrr-.
In II, humorous dcpaftmrut 4,.y.rul
changes viii Lr. mad, Win Great advantage
to I'M. pappr: il l. tlnti,ht senator Riddle
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-23

4 new clock, weiuhiuy two and -
half TONS has ins1 bran nlacaI in tIo
GLASGOW Irniyarsitv .im;Ior To- tha
sreat clock ot Wnstminster Tha
frame of the rI,.k newly nroct Al !,
lorilonal and If cas iron nlanoI -
IS & feet long . feet wide onJ I foot
n dcnth II il snnnorted nn haan,,
built we'll into the wall If tba +nwa'.
so rs TO obyiate Vibration Tbn yboall
which are of onn MEAL .,r lao ,,a,.,j
separately AZ the nivot hnI,n ara
.,.r,v.a1 To- a.. fr,,, M 90
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-23
kilOhA.

...,., thank God for Ills mercy on !ou
. .,ur children do not fake t" dangsf-
', or wicked pleasures When they are
i Tor.
Don't demand respect of your clul-
iren or endcav6r t. enforce 1t by yC r'
authority. Respect is paid not to tho So
who demand. bat t" those who d :
serve it.
Don't neglect your chi.dren's friends
Invite them to your house. Show your
children that their friends are your
friends. a.d your chi'dren's friends.
will he such a. you vi approve.
Don't be Jealous of your chlldren'%
frien Is. II yen make your society de
lightful to your children, thy will al
WAYS prefer you to any other compan-
ion. Ii vour child prefers every one
else to You, stop and ponder whether
You have not compelled him to seek
elsewhere the companionship love, and
sympathy he ought to find in You.
Don't be afraid t. let your children
see Your love for th"m. Let child.
feel that no matter where he goes on
what he does, no matter whether
friends forsake oHfocs SANDER him, his
parents love and trust will always iol-
low him, and that child is not only afe
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-23

Double Joinlrd. InsainI, Looking Ami
mil
4 genuine Chinese horse has been
DISCOVERED in New York City. He is
appropriately named Yum Yum. This
curious animal il the only one of it's
species in the United States. and has
certain prcnIiarities which make if an
interesting curiosity. This remarkable
animal has fine head. neck, and body Of
a full-sized and rather LARGE horse.
His legs. however, although CORE
spondinglv stout and strong. are short
and every one of them donbIe-jointed.
His coat is sleek and black. The only
SPOT of white upon him is a pretty dia-
mond upon his forehead His tail il
long and silky. but. strange f. say,
his name refuses to grow longer than
two inches. Here it stops and re-
mains AS coarse and stubbv As Il scrub
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-23
Tue SOURCE OF PROVERBS.

The following ar, from the Bible:
There is death in the pot. II. Kings
4: 40.
Lovely and pleasant in their lives, auG
III death they were NOT UiNidcd, Is spoken
OF Saul and Jonathar.--H. samuel, /: %.
A man after his own heart. III Samuel
3: II.
The apple OF his eve. icaterORoDy.
~; Il.
a still small voice. H. KmGs, 10: IL.
Escaped with the skin of my teeth. -
Job, l9:2o.
spreading himself like green bay
tree. PSftns, n: 30.
leap Goals Of ire upon his head. ~
ErOtcft~. p. -.
'EicL"5 certainly make themselves
Wings, 10; take, n often quoted, Prof.
e'hS, -: j..
No new thinB under tEo sun Ecclc-
sidS',S, ~.
"Of making booSS there Is no end"
Lcci''jostss, =: ~.
Fence. peace. wh"u there Is no pea re-
made famous and popular uy Patrick Hen
~, Is from jeremiah, 5. ..
- There are many more fom the sacred
writings which II We search We shall find.
1t IS an Ill wind tulnS none to good, Is
y Thomas TaSscr, ljSu, though often
quoted, 1t is an Ill wind that blows no ono
any good.
&c hu'tmas comes bat once year is hv
the same author, ma Look ere YOU leap.
Icy the same, from which ludllTas took his
Look before you ere YOU leap. but often
quoted, Look before you leap
out of mind as soon as out of sight, is
out of sight, ont of mind"
i nGre are Few from milton:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-23
tool Nan on the Flirt.

"Iou ought TO be a good hand at a hirta-
ton. Rasper," said Fhpkins to his barber,
while he was being lathered
We'll, | do tlatter myself that 10 have
somewhat of prepossessing appearance,
replied Rasper, as he glanced ut himself in
the mirror and mlscued the lather- brush
into Flipkins mouth and right eye.
That hasn't anything TO do with it,
said flipkins, rs he spit out the lather.
We'll, then, why should | be any better
at flirting than any ordinary person.
Because you have such knack Mt scrap
ing Cuaintances."
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say that the Congressional Record is the
coming paper. 1t embodies all the good
features Of many more voluminous publica-
tionS, and yet is ever fresh. At least il is
Just as fresh rs it ever was. II combines all
the earnest form Of an English Joke book
with the frotny figures and statistics Of
census report. the bright personal informa-
ton Of u city directory with a dog chain on
it. the gentle pathOS Of tn" tax roll for 1883
the thrill and thruh embodied IN thou
sand mil" coupon book over tn" Tip Up and
Whistle Railroad and tine hloodcurdline
plot found In Noah Wcb~tcr'- works.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-23
What She Heard Through the TeIe
phone.

The wife of business man was in
her husbands house one day when he
was discussing through the phone an
important matter of business with an
other gentleman. There was some adj
vice given back and forth, and the con-
yersation was of quite spirited order.
Finally the husband of the lady, think
ing the last word had been said, called
his wife to the instrument and request
ed her to try it. She put the phone to
her ear AMI was startled by the re-
mark. com ng from the other end of
the wire. We'll, you might as we'll keep
your shirt on" Whether the lady was
satisfied that the telephone is a great
invention / have not heard st Paul
Pioneer
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-23

ntuts, is that of perfectly developed
horse. His body is lust little behind,
while the legs are the length of those
Of a SMALL pony. His feet are in keep
ing with lis legs, and he wears 1t dainty
shoe. Yum Yum WAS born i'll Hong
Kong i'll 1883. About wear and a
half later Il SEA captain bought him
and took him to Boston, whore he was
sold. He was subsequently purchased
by New York gentleman and taken
To TINT CITY.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-23

THE first time the head usler in West
crn the lter saw the Jersey Lily" in her
new play and heard the report attendant
upon her triple jointed, double back
action osculatory salute, he rushed out to
the foyer and exclaimed to the manager:
Turn off the gas, quick! The metre
hos busted. - Chicago Ltdger.
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SOME FUNNY FANCIE>.
II the sodp-a hair.

IN the sodp--a hair.
THE young clerk who goes al ont full
ieweled should he watched
Why not cali them hay widows? Hay
is grass with the gree1ness squeezed
ont.
4 DocroE is always Il man Of feeling p:
1ou know that hy the way he consults
your pulse
A NEW seyen.day clock has been in
vented. 1t is what might he termed II
week invention"
"TnE truth is out, is newspaper
headline that strikes our eve. 1t fire.
quently is when Won call ON it.
GEORGE, dear. what kind of fruit j.
borne by an "lectric-light plant"
Electric currents, of course.
STRANGE to say, the literary man's
society is less to be- desired when he is
amusing than at any other tim.
HARRY SMITH married? Why. he's
as poor as church mouse What has
he to live on?" "Wifes father.
Mrs. W.-Mhat are You doing, de- r.
Mr.. W. Musing ON the infinite. Mrs
2
ii you keep your mind fixed on YOUR
debts
as THAT everything to-day. SIR"
asked pretty shop girl. # It Young
farmer from ESSEX. III you don't SEE
what you want please ask 'or it
Wal, replied the young man, Il |
s'pose | cant see kiss, hut Ill like it
Just the same.
Mrs. MUGOINs It's raining and
Mrs. Goodsoul wants to 90 Ii pme. and
L have no umbrella to lend her except
my new SO one, Can't | let her ha> .
yours? Mr.. Muggins CIacky! The
only umbrella I've got has her husband $
name on the handle.
JINKs johnson wants to borrow $40
from me. Is he good for that amount
Binks-1es, with proper securities
links What would you suggest ?
Binks chain and paddock, a pair of
handouts, and a dog. That would lie
enough, | think, to hold him.
MAUD-See here. Bess hear that
you are going t. be married Didnt
Won and | and Mabel agree. IN the LIST
of January. 1888. that We would never
marry as long as We lived? Bess Yes
but You see, girls. | We had chance.
That alters matters. Maud and Mabel
doth tCgetherl- Oh,
PATIENT It, Young physician lou
say. Doctor, that ] am well now, an
that no further danger is to be expect
ed Physician-l arprohend mono. sir:
but life is uncertain. Patient Per
haps | had better pay Nour bill now.
Physician Well, Yes. ST, it might he
as well; as have said, life is very nm
certain.
WIDOW Wnnta monument tor poor
John. Something appropriate He
was a foot-racer, you know. Dealer
You want an epitaplI something like
his race is run Or something Ike that.
| suppose? Widow | was thinking
that double cross would be nice
have heard poor John talking alb nut
making most OF his money hv II double
cross.
TRAM Can't yud CIV Il poor man.
who hasn't had anything to eat. q
dime? Gentleman twhu is carving
home the remains of jackpot Iou
cant get ANYTHING to eat for dime
Take this lralf-iullar and get sauar,
meal. Tramr By George, lou ar,
the first real gentleman. have had the
pleasure Of meeting since | moved in
good socieaV. Come in and take some
thing.
E,ii Al. 20 The OCCASION.
'ltI, Sc books. Doctor are my ct friends
And with them 10. hours commune,
I he slGrits OF the authors come
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-23

for all time, but the thought of this
love will shine out like lamp in
dark place, cheering and strengthening
him against all odds.
Don't forget that the great Father of
all has had infinite trouble with you.
You have been Just as refractory, nm
grateful and disobedient as any child
you have Let this thought temper
your anger, and make you wise to di-
rect n complex human soul.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-23

An In Llama paper his Typographical
error akin to g1ni ls. It heads the Town
Council with 'Bu'ol r Meeting Instead
Of 'Regu'ar Meating.'
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-23
THIS MEAT MS you
This Beautiful $l25.OO Organ
PnSItiNnIM GiMaL, AAuaM

To tine FIRST person sending us 81 for % pnckets
see =, % pnC,sis most beautiful Flow
seeds. } packet. Of the che cost Vegetable 80,
Beans. Pens, ish. Pnrsnip, : omnIo.C
bagc. OniOn, TuTnip, Beet, Muck MELON, I
cumber. Celery, Pepper AMI Lettuce, orr ia i
each. Remember, "" III you present ~
Organ yuu get the worth of Ntur mo ~ in ~c .
We do this to gct every one res GinS his ~ d.
buy their ~Nd OF u-. The On. sru3iuE the =
nearest guc-- a. TO the numlc OF grains or kci
in a hal pound Oi COGce lets tie Or-un, W.
VIII b. sent by freight, .ecurely pa, kcd. Ma,
iHsa Write to-day. send no. tai note, lut ne. . e.
or re2ist red letter We Will not compete with II
5 liing old trashy seeds at cut rates W. sell 1
he best at reasonable prices. Address pa MI
lKNING II. SWINk, Sccdsmnu. Bloom
Glen blIhs Co, tENNA Your choicr ANY
= parate piece Of PAPER size If postal Men
this paper
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-23
BOOMING \ NEWSPAPER.
BILL NYE SAYS 4 WORD FOR HIS
FAyORITE JOURNAL.

His Article Reads Like u Pun for the Con-
gressional Record, but lie Feels "a Grow
Ing Interest in 1t Which l. Above Mer-
cenary Considerations
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-23

TOMMY rRADDLEs threatenlngly)-
Ill tell my father on you. Willie
Watfles What do | care for your
father? He can't hurt me. Tommy
Traddles Cant he? Can't he? NY
father is a doctor,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-23

lIlE 10 one tl Il lll'i :
airy nature perhaps
than the extensive
Offices Of the Con-
greSStOudi Record.
This paper never
opened t h q year
with brighter pros
poets than il does
now. Its age now
begins to give 1t It
-olidity which. as u
Young squirt of a
journalistic We mt
urc. it did not here
toIOrr possess, For
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-23

Etg Al. 70 The OCCASION.
III, Sc books, Doctor. are my ct friends
And with them 10: hours commune.
The slGrits OF the authors come
To lNiter III the dim old room
A smue the doctors thin lips stirred,
As one by che the books he shut
notice. Mrs. GRAY, he said.
Tint many volumes are uncut
Size ooked At him with that sly glance
Whlch su Ii charm to beauty Leads,
And. with n .ittlc lau IN, she said
Nh sir, never cut my iriend,.
- DftrOIt FJte p,gSS
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-23

It embodles the experience OF a
lmong Poultry as businessmen as
making dollars and cents. He m ade ;
,ou should not If you will profit by h
viii give you this Intelligence. EV
lens you should know how to MAX
fou. Among hundreds OF other poin