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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-11-08
How IL Looks in Garrett.

The Frostburg JOURNAL took ii very
unique way to down McComas and
send McKaig to Congress. but it got
there all the same.-Oakland Demo-
cldi.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-11-08
LOCAL NEWS.


Rev. J. 0. Reese, Will preach in the
NJ. Il. church, South. Tomorrow (Sun-
d;y) morning at 10! o'clock. Re-. H.
y. Brown. pastor, will preach in the
evening at 7u'ciock.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-11-08
Religious.

Quarterly meeting will be held
at the M. E. church, South, at John
sons tomorrow Sunday. Preach.
ing at 10! a. m. and p. m. by
Rev. Ii. A. Brown of Frost burg.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-11-08
CaDitOI Scenes.

Statues grow smaller the farther we
remove from them.
On the other hand, Congressman
grow smaller the nearer we approach
thpn
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-11-08
The Coal Trade.

The New York Engineering and
Mining ,J0vrnnI states the Situation
Tins.
SOFT coal Is scarce and the market is tight
[,iilliieS are now llrlner, though really no
higher than they have been. Normally
they are about or per cent. higher than we
quote, but tins is due to the fact that many
Of the re,tv so Tho ' r es =. WV
of coal that they can only with the greatest
difficulty carry out existing contracts. When
they are approached for new business they
quote an artificial price because they cannot
Nil new orders.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-11-08

Senator Ingalls, came within just
four days of being Christmas gift
Kansas City (Mo.) Star.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-11-08
The Attraction ofWealth.

There Is sOmetnlng so attractive in
riches that the larger heap generally
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-11-08
Baseball PrOVerD.


You may find hens in a hennery
but don't look for bats in battery.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-11-08
Pious Anticipation.

Last sentence of an EDITOR | in the
Cumberland Ne,rs Of Thursday explain
ing somewhat how it happened
If our reliance upon an assured thing has
bcgottcn an overweening confidence in our
own strength and caused disaster it is a lesson
well learned and by it we shall profit in the
future.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-11-08
That is splendid.


SO is this from the Times!
One thing we regret in the fight, and that
is the mud-singing. For our part Of it we
can only offer in excuse the excitement of the
occasion and say sincerely that we are sorry
for it.
This being a matter Of almost exact
agreement between our journalistic
dailies the JOURNAL cherishes the ex-
pectation that the exuberant fancy
OF each will continue to clothe the
''rrtort Courteous with Il bewitching
garment of fraternal sentiment.
But the JOURNAL, which is a peace
loving paper, wants to close this peace
making article by assuring the Times,
in the language Of the late Cardinal
Newman, that
Some mud sticks longer than other mud,
but no mud is immortal.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-11-08
GENERAL NEWS.


Tho,, o hon1,. ,o,1. th,, th.t
o,dmrad hr ' nan';,,o" r ,,,' ,'' -
n,l;,;o.i ,',,.., ia ,,iii a.at mr IN
p p,,'.of L ''', ;<nh, WI; Ii ~ a.
~ hn1. ,b -, sari,;i '
~ 'm,, 5,,rt ~ t,1J" fara tr.roi n,.a,.
rho most d.nersrato r"ad. and anJnra
withnnt comnlaint snffar;n%s from
,rh;nh NO ,,nnId .h,;,I. n,.Ln-t e .l,a,.
,rnrs ran,irad u, thn na"a ~ ,.oi;r; 10y
Tba far,nors af pnn',l,o,,.n. D.
,,a,a ,innh ,rr,t,fod y" I"a'n th '''
;un~I,nI;nm ,nvrnhn,oan na,Iad;n'n
',,'J t,, l M ,L
frne list in tha now tariff Act " ria
t,,,,,,,.',,,.. - e.,
NV Of These .rticIaS and daf, nna,.
r1 and h;,rh t.,v,t;or W., ,h f tnoa
;nnrlomdinn ,rnnnaion, naiind;,,o
an5 sniacina ,nr,, nnnr nnol'I, om,,ht
f., La b,nn,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-11-08
Flowing Close to the Corn.

Capt. John Douglas, formerly of
Homecoming, candidate for Legislature
III South Dakota, repudiated with
some Indignation a statement that he
had been nominated by the Farmers
Alliance, and the Homecoming Reole'o
''hopes he will get there"
This is IA good deal for the Recje'o to
'hope," for the Alliance is a step
brother to the knights Of Labor.
As Sut Lovengood explained about
the colts
They has the same mother but their dad
dies is different.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-11-08

&C he Roche .fC11 -

j iIS %k/S~Ai - :! ~
And with it there is no srnnK-, NC c5.:c::,
no b, okcr chimHcrs. l. tl.cker.ng II ~'re mig.
climbing up Of the a4rne, no ta"truna >
nor annoyance OF any KIND I'D It yer
needs trimming. Its fou@ts tt; rtar.v"l:, y
be ng tough rolled scar, - bass, ~. y en-.
trail draft, it is "b~ tuiei" uAA@enliultr,
and as .fe rs t,,..JV r.
Only FIVE years old, ard e. = iii. nj I
half III nse. 1t must be 4 GC.) lamp to
make such telling success IN '".L It IS,
for lamps may come AMI lamps n. &c. st
the "Rochester shines on for ari V c
make over 2 600 artIst:c vagicti g. avg: {
and Table Lamps, Banquet, Stud. N@&e'. II
Piano Lamps, EVERY txsaLi. IN Il. a72. f.. l.
celain, Brass, Nickel and UlagE VIZ IT, utj "oa.
kthe lamp dealer forIt. Look 'ort"st g =
mark stamp. " HE KuCuEsrER If he j It
the genuine Rochester and the strlc you .,.t,
or if no lamp-store is ne-r, seed TO Us tor
free illustrated cat7lca,ue cd r. C 4
price-lstl, and we VIII b and : ID al
lamp safely by expr SIS, Fight - ), ur c~J:.
ROCHEST-:R lamp q.
A. Park Place, New Work.
Tie L1recsf HiJResgI, LlsYB S ."a , .'@ .'-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-23
$500 NAGRODY!

Wyptaclmy powyzsza nagre.
de ga kazdy przypadek cierpienia
ma watrobe, disepsyi, nieustajacego
bolu giowy, niestrawnosci, zatwa al.
dzenia ktorego bybmy ME mo-
gil ~wvleczyc Westa piguikami ma
watrobe, Z roslln wyrobionemi, je-
zeli wskazowki nasze sciele costa
Iy ~wykonane.
W WINONIE s%przedaje A.
PTEKARZ
M. II. HACKLEY
Mr.. IS W. Third Str, Cor. Main
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-23
IL.
Sxlask.

Rybnik. C6rka wyrobnlka Ko
storza zatrudniona nalewaniem pl-
wa do butelek W browarze Muel-
lera, zosta}a onegdaj "a suknle
ujet2 przez koto maszyny ! kilka
razy przewrocona, przyczem costa
Ia s%kaleczona W glove nogi jej
pofamano. Odnlesiona do lazaretu,
Bogu duchd oddala. Cha1upnik
Kaszta Z Go}Sowic tutejszego pc.
wiatu by} W Westfalil zatrudnio-
ny, a %powracajac do domu, przy-
nlosf re soba patrone dynami-
towa. W tych dnlach chcac jig
gwozdziem otworzyt, wybuchla mu
W reku Z TAXA gwa1townoScla, re
GAIA reke zupe}nie potarga}a l mu-
sia4a mi bye odjeta. Jego ch}opak
12letni, kt6ry sic przypatrywa}
manipulacyi OLGA, zostai r6wniez
W twarzyEporaniony i pytanie, czy
wzroku ME utraci. iona n~leszcze-
sliwego zas wskutek okropnego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-23
NoWy Wynalazek EdiSona.

Dzlenmkl podaja nastepujacy
opls zegara z fonografem, stano-
wlacego najnowszy wynalazek
Edisona. Zegar ten g}osno wy
raznie objasnia obecnych ktora
godzina, dodaiac ma zyczenle roz-
ne komentarze. Wewnatrz zegara
miesci SIG }onograf, po}aczony Z
merchantmen zegarowym. Fonograf
ten lacey sic z kolei 2 jednym lub
kllkoma telefonami. Dzla}ajac jake
budzik, zegar wymienla g}osno
imie ~spiacego, kaze mu wstac i
rozkaz sw6j powtarza, dop6ki spla-
cy ME wstanie l ME naciSnie cd
powiedniego guzlka. Przy pomocy
lnnego telefonu, nmieszczonego W
kuchni, zegar kaze kucharce roz-
palic ogleh W kuchni i W czasie
wfasclwym przypomina jei prace,
jake spe}niG powlnna. Ma zgro-
~madzeniach %publlcznych zegar
og}asza porzadek dzienny posiedzen
uprzedza m0wc6w, izby ME ma
duzywali uwagi ~publicznoscl; co
p6fgodziny og}asza dobitnie: ,,M6w-
ca juz nowif p6}godziny, powinien
wiec ustqpiG miejsca lnnemu".
Goscia, kt6ryby chciaf sic zanadto
zasledziec ma wizycle, zegar ma
piec mlnut pred p6fnoc9 ostrze-
ga, re va piec minut juz bedzle
dzlen nastepny, czas wlec juz wy
bierac sic do domu".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-23
huku peka]acej patrony og}uch}a.

Krdlewska Hula. - Nieszczesli-
wego wypadku doznaf W kopalni
hrabiny Laury dozorca Kowalski.
Jak sic zda]e, pod}ug donlesienia
,,Koenigsh. Ztg." Kowalski san
sobie ma bye winien. Sprawl tax
sic mice mia}a: Kowalski zamie-
rzaf udac sic do lednego z prod
k6w, gdy przytem spostrzegf, re
gornicy 2 tego mie]sca W pewnem
oddaleniu sic z%najdowali. Ma jego
pytanie, ola czego sic ME znajdN
ja ma mie]scu ola nlch wyznaczo-
mem, odpowiedzieli, re pred chwi-
la dopiero odstrzelili patrony, a
ola unlknienia n~ieszczescia zawcza-
su oddalili, i czekaja az dym
wystrzelonego przodku, kt6ry i'm
PREY piracy przeszkadza, sic rozej-
die. Ma s}owa tie zda]e SIG Kowal-
ski ma}o zwaza} i poszed} ma owe
miejsce, ably g6rnik6w do dalszej
roboty zachecic. Ledwo jednak do
owego miejsca zaszedf, gdzie stree,
LAMA dokonano, gdy W tel chwlli
znaczne masy wegla sig 2 CORY sy
pat napoczety i znacznie 60 ska
leczy}y. Opr6cz llcznych ran ma
ciele, zosta}a mu mega zlamana.
Zranionego odwieziono do lazare-
tn knapszaftowego.
Opolski sgd przysiegfych ska
za} wycuznice Rozalia Kalkowq 4
Kadluba -Ba.adk6w, pow. w.-strze.
lecki "a zamordowanie meza swe-
go, ma smierc. C6rka zamordowa-
nego za wspoludzia1 W aorderstwie
ma s lat cuchthauzu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-23
WlESCl
q Polskiej Ojczyzny.
Ziemie pOlskie pod
ZabOreMA lMOSkieWskilll.

4 Wars=aeoy p1sza mledzy in
nemi do Novel Reformy":
Gazety rosyjskie donoszaa, re
ma stacyi Rachny, jeden Z podroz-
nych wnidsf do ksiag zazaleh skar-
&c, re s}uzba bufetowa rozmowie
Z MIN uzywa jezyka polskiego. Po-
nlewaz rozkazem Z dnia 80 wrzes
MIA 1885 +. zobowiazano zar6wno
s1uzbe stacyjna jak bufetowa do
u%zywania wy}acznie jezyka rosyj-
skicgo nietylko W stosunkach urze-
dowych ale i publicznosc1a,
przeto gospodarza bufetu skazano
ma kare a nadto w~zmocniono odpo-
wiedni nadz6r, zapobiegajacy tego
rodzaju przestepstwom. Dodac tree
ba, re gdyby s1uzba bufetowo do
togo S}owianina przemowi}a pc tu-
recku, nlemiecku, w}osku, boto.
kudzku Tub buszmensku, ME miat-
by on zadnej do niej pretencyi.
Otrzymujecie "a kordonem lis
ty nasze z polskim adresem i mys.
licie soble, re tn W Kr6lestwie pa
nuje zupe}nie welnosc co do uzy-
wanna jezYka %krajowego przynai-
mniej ma 'listach. Mylicie sic jed
max. Wolno nam listy zagraniczne
adresowat pc poIsFu; czyni sic to
ola zamydlenla wan oczu. Ale
niechno ktory 2 nas poda rekomen
dowany list ub przesy1ke, danny
ma to z Warszawy do ~Skierniewlc,
zaadresowawszy je pc polsku, to
mu kaza adres przeplsac pc rosyJ-
sku, DO istnlejc prawid}o, re ma
korespondencyi wewnetrzneJ adrcsy
tylko W jezyku urzedowym powin-
ny bye pisane. Ogfoszenia poczto-
we napisy ma pocztach tylko W
tym jednym iezyku iguruja. Ma
kolejach, W wagonach bywaja og}o-
szepia W trzech jezykach: rosyisklm,
francuzkim i niemleckim; wyla-
czony jest tylko iezyk polski!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-23

CDokonczenie- Patrz str. ~.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-23

nagIe elektryczne oswietlen'e
W Gatczvuie 7agaslo; - car
obawiaf sic zamachu. z inne]
strony donosza, 2e car jest
chorym skutkiem otrucia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-23

Zmarl,: W Warszawie Wlady-
shaw Wislicki, znany %nauczyciel
muzykl, jeden inicvatorow iowa
rz,stwa muzycznego; W1adys}aw
Sandecki, wielce obiecujacy arty-
sta-rysownik; W Irkucku konstan-
ty s. Franciszka Iuhaszewicz; W
Jarosfawlu Flanciszek Slegelkorn,
eks -wo]skowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-23
SHENANDOAH

Ia posrednictwem redaktora
jednego z pism polskich wychodza-
cych W Ameryce, otrzymujemy
list otwarty pana Il. Kandulskiego
majstra krawiecklego Z Shenandoah,
Pa.
List ten p. Kandulski przys}a}
do og}oszenia wyzej wspemniane-
mu plsmu W Ameryce 2 prosbq,
ably, jesli go um,escic ME chce,
przesfa}o wprost do redakcji ,,Gon-
ca" i ,,Iskry''. Oto2 listu p. Kan
dulsklego ME umiesci}o owe anne
rykahskle pismo, lecz redaktor te-
goz przys}af go nam W Originate
z nadm1en1eniem, re moze z nlego
skorzstamy ku rozweseleniu ma
szych cz~ytelnik6w.
List tedy pana Kadulskiego
zabawny, ale swoj2 droga rzucaJa-
cy laskrawe swiat}o ma potion
wykszta}cenia ME z}ego zapewnc W
gruncie czlowieka i dobrego kraw-
ca, bez zadnych I'm n,
z zach owanlem orto o.
grafji, stylu wyrazeh
autora, W cafosci zamieszczamy:
Shenandoah Pa so. PoSd=. 1889
LIST OTWARTY DO GONCA I
LSKRY WE LWOWIE.
Szanowna Redakcyo Gohcal Iskry!
Juz pc parry razy w%yczytuje
zaczepke, Z stronej waszey dzien
nikarstwu W Ameryce, a W nom.
46 Goica IL Szewc i krawiec kre
ci maszyne dziennikarstwa W Anne
ryce bardzo dobze wy uczeni Pol
ske zdradzil1, a kt6rz w ma teraz
odyudowac, sam znam / swiadcze
ISL Szlahcic czyli graf Zale- !
Wodz. W molm miescie wegle
przeblerali, a jeden znih siedziaf W
domu poprawnym "a oszustwa, a
wlenc kiedy uczeni tutaj take
uzeda maja to Szewc i krawiec
must sic trac do dziennikarstwa
ably pojednat rosproszony nar6d
Polski tutai IA wygnaniu / dodac
I'M jednego ducha umys}u mic ME
lekko to jest panowie bosmy tutaj
Z ca}ei roszarpanej Polski Litwin1
Palacy Mazury Kaszuby Szlazaki
Rusinl Galicyjani a przytem kaz-
dy z innej wsi lub Powiatu DO
wiedzaG nam Panowie jak taklch
ludzi z jednac MONA co jedcn
tutaj przyszedf dla iakomstwa dru-
gi ola polityki trzeci Ola zabawy
a doplero czwarty ola dychanla
wolnym powietrzem a re gazety
unas ME beda wysokim stylem
drukowane jake Panski gonicc 70
to w}asnie co nam s%tosu]e ola te-
go nardd mas prosty wiencei zko-
zysta z wiarusa hub zgodv niz 2
Panskiego wysoko k~szta}conego
pisma. Oswiate szerzyc nam po-
tszeba DO narud kt6ry dzislaJ do
ameryi przybywa jest co raz giup-
sly DO Juz pc Polsku ME umie
muwid ami pisac col, pravda!
Przyp. Red.) boscie dali do resi-
ty dajecie soble wyrugowat jezyk
oJczysty dajecie tagze my dawn1ej-
81 tutaj rozmowic sic mimi ME
mozemy a przeciwnie Amerykanie
ucza sic mowy nAszych p~rzybyszow
o%dbieraja chleb naszym biznesi
stom jake zydzl twas W Polsce j
Gallcyi czemusz wieksza po}owa
zlemi galicyl nalezy juz do Zyddw
boscie Panowle ME myslell o oswia-
Gle naszego narodu tylNo trzymali
W ciemnosclach ably go uzywac
jake wofu do orania pola. Dzisiaj
W Ameryce muwiac mic Jeszcze
ME many, ale tyla re many du-
10 juz dusz pasterzy towarzystwa,
gdzie niegdzle szko}y, krawcy
maja swo]e Lofty i domy lub grun-
to gdzie twas W starym kraju
zaden krawiec tax daleko z die
sieciu palcy sic ME dorobi DO CO
dostanle dziennie a OTTO pull lub
Gala marke ma dzien "a kt6ra do
stanie kuplc pu}tora fata wieprzo-
why, a miesa basta Panowie tutaj
lud prosty a szparowny SIG dora
bia domow lotow i ziemi ktorc W
~ua1iovi jv1Om nr1oJol; noc; ,rza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-23
NAJLEPSZE ZDROWlE!
DR.. E. G. WESTA O D

DR.. b. q. WESTA SRODEK
MA NERWY MOzG, gwarnnto-
wane tajemnicze lekarstwo ma hy-
sterya, zawrot W g!owie, konwul-
sye, mrukliwosc, nerwowa newral.
gia, Dol gfowy, nerwowa prostra-
eva, pochodzaca z uzytku alkoho-
lu Tub tabakl, bezsennosc, prey
gneblenio ulnysfowe, rozmiekcze-
ME mozgu, prowadzace do oblaka
ma, i do ni%eszczescia, rozpaczy
6mIerci powodujace rychie re
starzenie sic, niepfodnosc, utrate
slfy II obojga pfci, mimowoine u
piawy chorobe zwana Sperma-
th%orrhcea, bedaca skutkiem mad
uzycla mozgu, samogwaltu j in
n1ych tajny CHI grzechow. Ka&de pu-
detko zaw'era porcya ne jedcn mic
siac. s1.O0 podeiko, lub 6 pudeiek
"a SS no
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-23
Il Kepna, dnia 29 T..

Il kepna, dnia 20 b. N. w
kepnie pred nicjakims czascm
zosta} zafozonvm hotel pod Biafym
Or}em pana IIyaccntego Dorozal-
skiego. kt6ry oprdcz staropolSkiej
uprzelmoSci samego gospodarza, jak
rdwniez i famiIii jego, posiada
znaczna llczbe pokoi goscinnych
Z wszclkim komfortcm u]rzadzonych
20 cenach umiarkowanych, smacz-
nei polskiej kuchni, skorej usiu-
DE, take konie z clcgackim po-
wozem / wygodnq bryczkq kazde-
so czasu do 4askawcgo uzytku sza.
nownych goSci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-23

Il Osiec=ny dnia 2G b. IN. Do
tylu juz opisanych spraw po gaze.
tach o szkolach uzupelniajqcych
donosze, re dnia 10 TIM. W sadie
leszyhskim toczy}a sic sprawl p.
G6reckiego rzeznlka z Osieczny, O
nieposyfan'e syna do tejze szko}y
Pc wysfuchaniu twierdzei oskar-
rzonego, re tenze rozkaza} synowi
swemu do wspomnianej szkofy cho-
dziG, a re syn chodzic ME chcia},
zatem on jake ojciec why ME po.
nosi, DO syna ME m6g} przymusic.
Prokurator wni6s} 0 zwolnienle?os-
karzonego cd kary i kosztow, kt6-
re p. burmistsz Osieczny ma
niego na}ozyt, Gezeli sic ME myle,
dochodzi4a do 100 mk.) Pc nara
dzi.esad }awniczy do wniosku pro-
kuratora sic przychyli}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-23
III.
w. KS. POZmanSkie.

W Dqbr01oce Ko$cielnej, dwie
mile cd BydgoszczY odleg}ej, x. offs
cya} dr.. Lokowski z Gniezna pos
wiecl4 nowy koscioF dnia % b. IN.
Nowy ten koscl6} postawiono W
miejsce starego kt6ry SIG spali} w r.
1888 w sama wielka sobote. Stara-
MIA ma iwieksze oko}o budowy tego
kosciofa poczynif Y. prob. Byczyn-
ski. Patronem koscio1a jest zyd
Asch / ten bedac obowiazany do
p%onoszen1a c1ezar6w budowlowych
zap1acif $4,000 m. Zdaje sic, re je
da} chetnie, DO W podarunku jesz-
cze zfozyl nowy pieknv dywan
pred wielki o}tarz.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-07
AbrahxD's Oak.

The old oak at Mamre in Syria, or, as
1t is known everywhere, "Abraham's
Oak" is one of the most famous and ven
cradle trees in the world. 1t is rever-
enced alike by jew, Christian and Ma
hometan, for it is supposed to mark the
spot where the patriarch pitched his tent
IN the desert There is superstition in
Jerusalem. and in all the country about,
that whoever shall cut or injure this tree
will lose his first born son. So for CEN
turies it has been allowed to toss its
gnarled and contorted limbs liz the gales
which sweep from the Mediterranean
over the Syrian plains.
This tree was visited by Sir Joseph
Hooker in the autumn of 1850. and in hls
paper upon Syrian oaks, read the follow
ing wear before the Lnnaean society
Transactions, xxiii), he gave descHp
ton of it and a portrait drawn by his
own hand.
Abraham's Oak was found TO belong
to Quercus pseudo-coccifera. which, TO
quote from Sir Joseph's paper, els by Tar
the most abundant tree throughout Sy-
ria, covering the rocky hills, of Palestine
especially, with a dense brushwood OF
trees eight to twelve feet high. branch
ing from the base. thickiy covered With
small evergreen rigid leaves. and bear
ing aoorns copiously. On Mount Carmel
it forms nine-tenths Of the shrubbery
vegetation, and II is almost equally
abundant on the west fsnks Of the An
tilebanon and many slopes and valleys Of
Lebanon. Owing 10 the indiscnuainate
destruction of the forests IN Syria, this
oak rarely attains its full size. The cir
conference OF the trunk of "Abrahamh =
Oak" Is given as 2S feet, and the diameter
of the spread Of the branches as 90 feet
Quercus pseudo-coocfera Is an ever
green species. with the general appear
ance Of the Hex, Of southern Europe, and
closely related, bosanicany. t. Quercns
coccifera, a common and widely distrib-
ussd scrub oak of sorthern Europe and
of Algeria: indeed. Hooker was OF the
opinion that the two plants were merely
geographical varieties OF The same spe-
cies.-Garden and Forest.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-07
Ch;cooo Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, H., Fen. 6.-There was a good
trade in wheat today and the feeling was
somewhat unsettled with fluctuations con-
fined Within a range of &c. Prices closed
&c lower than yesterday.
Corn received considerable attention
early. the market ruling fairly active with
in L635c range. after whi.e became dull
and uninteresting Prices closed 14@%c
lower thar yesterday.
Oats were unsettled and closed 10 lower
for May but steady for the near deliveries
An easy feeling prevailed in pork and
trading was modest. Prices ruled @l5c
lower and the market closed quiet at out
side figures
Lard attracted very little attention.
Trading was easy and prices declined 2115@
&c and osed steady at the reduction.
A light business was reported in short
ribs. Prices ruled about 21sc lower and
the market closed tame.
The leading futures ranged as follows
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-07
Brief Mention.

Two new shippers today.
Butz shipped two cars of cattle east.
L. j. Quigley, Harper, marketed hogs.
Spectators purchas Il most OF the cattle.
II H. Walker, Walton, sent in a car of
hogs.
II. Herr, Greenwich. marketed a car of
hogs
j. B, Stone, El Dorado, sent in a car of
hogs.
r A. Anderson, Zyba, came in with a
Car of cattle.
NJ. NJ. Munger, Harper, sent in a car of
mixed stock.
w. G. Arnett, Anthony, sent in car of
cattle and he's.
Good run OF hogs and our packers were
glad to get them.
w. T Cannon, Calista, came in with
car of cattle and hogs.
J. p. Wedel, Mound Ridge, had car of
hogs on today's market.
j. H. Sparks, Conway Springs, had car
of hogs on the market.
j. j. Donahue & Co, New Salem, mar
keted a car oi mixed stock.
w. J. Gilchrst. Valley Center, was on
the market with a car of hogs.
w w. And, rSon, Andale, was on the
p. Hunter, OF j. w. Regier & Co.. El-
bing, came in with a car of hogs. Mr.. II.
says hogs are getting very scarce in that
part of the country.
n. A Mckitrick, Augusta, marketed
hogs. He says fat hogs are getting scarce,
but there are lots of young hogs being fed
around that part of the country.
Frank Fox, Andover. was one of the late
4, g kxNsr-
A. w. Carr, of Carr & Son, Udall, came
in with car of hogs. He says there are
not many hogs left around UdalL
w r. Dulaney. superintendent OF the
Stock Yards company, has gone to Cow
Ingtou ky., for visit of "a week or more
with his parents. We haven't doubt but
what W. r. will enjoy himself with the
boys.
Rebholtz Bros, Saratoga, were on the
market with a car of hogs and one of cat
tie of their own feeding. This is their
first eXperit nee on our market and they ex-
pressed themselves as well pleased with
results They say there are three acres of
wheat planted IN Pratt county to au acre
years before and that it is in splendid
shape. Farmers have put their old corn
ground into wheat and will put IN sod corn
this spring
Mr.. Penny. buyer for Dold. and Mr. Red
man, buyer for Whitaker, were very busy
all afternoon buying hogs, each one trying
to out do the other little in buying the
largest number. After the days business
closed they both figured up aud each had
53l hogs, something that would hardly
happen again in years. They both said
they wished they had 1000 more hogs to-
day
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-07
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS.

Receipts for twenty-four hours 90 cat
tie. 1.O62 hogs-Fair run Of cattle and
good run Of hogs-The offerings Of cat
tie consisted mostly of fair to good
butcher grades in steers, cows and
heifers-The market was much like
yesterday--The buyers were slow to
take hold which made the market a
little draggy, but finally everything
was sold at fair prices---The hog re-
ceipts were the largest for some time
and the quality was fair---The market
was active and strong at same figures
that have ruled for several days--Top
So. 70 and Bulk S3.67 1-2.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-07

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