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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-01-21
Railway Business Locals.

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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-01-21
News from the Boys.

John Strother, formerly under
ground engineer for the Consolidation
Coal company, later Sergeant Major
of the LIST West Virginia regiment, has
been detached from that regiment and
assigned to Especial Duty in CUBA
whence he SAILED on the 9TH inst"
His accomplishments as scholarly
soldier and knowledge of the Spanish
language made him exceptionally eli
gible for some delicate duty whose
nature is not stated in the order. His
colonel, B. d. Spillman, in late letter
commends Maj. Strother in the high
est terms as worthy of promotion.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-01-21

The list below comprises the names
of persons in Frostburg for whom
houses were erected or improvements
made during 1898 by the firm of John
son Bros, building contractors:
Allegany county-G-room brick school
house OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ....H Hill street
James MacFarlane-G room frame
dwelling ......... Pleasant street
Mrs John Mayer-6-room frame
building. ............. .......... u hi street
Mrs Edward Price-5-room frame
1--we lllDR ....... .........'. ... Maple street
Michael Falbo-5 room frame
dwelling Observation-Disclosures. Union street
Antonio Rutf0-6 room frame
dwelling. ........ ........,... Union street
Charles Brode-4 room frame
dwelling ..............., SO. BOWery street
Michael Doolan-5rOom frame
dwelling. .,,...,.... .......,....l 80 street
Mrs Elizabeth Jones-4-room frame
dwelling. ...........,, Grant street
Patrick Brady-S-room frame
dwelling ...,.... ...,...., ..., Maple street
James kenney-6room frame
dwelling Linden street
Michael Genshaw-i-roOm frame
dwelling. .............. Linden street
Frank Whetstone-G room frame
dwelling. ......,.......,.....L Linden street
William Lews-iroom frame
dwelling. ...,.....,. ...... ..... Loo street
Thomas Cable Broom frame
IwaIlinu Frost aVpnup
Philip Jenkins-l2-roOm frame
dwelling. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Union street
Mrs. Minnie Conradi-l0-room frame
dwelling. .........,. Washington street
William j. Bradley-6 room frame
dwelling ...,.......,..... ...Centre street
Savage Mountain friedrich Company-brick
office. ..,..... ...-..... BoWery street
Conrad Iungerman-4-rOom frame
addition. ...........,... 49, street
James Bowen-l-room frame
addition ...................Mc CullOh street
Reformed Church-l-room frame
addition .......... ........ .... broadway
d. J. Betz -remodeled store room,
glass front, etC................U Union street
c. F. Betz-l- room frame
WdTe-HOuSG.... ......'' s..''' tIllOu Sl4tel
Mrs Lydia Payne-frame stable Union street
f. W. Larue-G room frame
dwelling. ........ ........... Linden street
Ryan & Walace-1-room bakery. Broadway
In addition, the firm built six houses
outside of town, as follows;
Catharine JasenkO-4 room frame
dwelling at.........., 80. hlondyKe
John Yengyel-,4-room frame
dwelling at ..,,.............k londyke
James 7. Cain-2-room frame
building at ........... ......N Vale Summit
William Ewing-5- room frame
dwelling at...,..,, ...,........, klondy Ike
William Barnes-6 room frame
dwelling at. ..,........ Midlothian
David Fatkin-4 -room frame
dwelling at...,......, ....,, Borden Shaft
The FrOstburg representative of the
firm, Joshua Johnson, Is one of the
cleverest gentlemen in town. Indeed,
in social parlance, he is ga good fell
low" No less SO his country brothers,
all of whom are capable, reliable busl-
ness men. 1t is needless to say to
readers of the JOURNAL that the firm
very naturally advertises its great bust
ness in the columns of the paper that is
great,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-01-21

The pastor will preach in the NJ. f.
church, South, Saturday evening and
Sunday morning and evening. Sub
ject of morning sermon-"Christ's
Heart = Sunday evening-''The Most
Dangerous Man in Frostburg."
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-01-21
BreViticS.

The new telegraphic invention trans
mits 1000 words minute. In the
effort to keep up with electric light
contracts, science is kept hustling.
Des advertiser es poorly quite teng.
Ave know faller vat tai mae Won TEN
Diet haze want to getten married, bot
haze ded not want young, geddy gerl
vat don't know Difference batween
kitchen and lodge vestival. SO haze
pOOt advertisement ell Joospapper fer
wife vat var widow. Yust emagin
hes eXtonishment after haze var married
to har to find out, bay yimminie, shae
bane widow SAX TENS. Yo always
get CUTE deal mole den yo expect ven
yo advertise en- paper, Yer enstance,
lax Vrostburg MINING YURNAL.
The sheep of Plymouth church,
Brooklyn, n. y, have elected Rev.
DR.. Hills, Of Chicago. H.. to the
office of shepherd, and he will prob
ably "accept the position" as the
spokesman says. The JOURNAL hopes
the doctor will be treated right that
the congregation will not force him to
scuf1le for his salary and strain his
wits to get money besides to pay the
church debt. 1t is poor business, for
instance, to force on a pastor the labor
of canvassing the local papers with "A
$3.50 job to find the blackleg that will
do it for $l.45 or less, and later have
him seek the papers for favors. The
JOURNAL has done for the churches
before the advent of the blackleg as
now-what it never did for others
publish g,utjs in its Jocal columns every
thing in the way of advertising except
prices. But the blackleg, like the
demoralizing auctiOneer of trash, is
here. and the churches are helping the
one, church people the other.
Some wild reports get away from this
town. The one that "the people were
very indignant" over Preston's deplora-
BILE work was a daisy. Why "indig-
nant ?" What could Indignation eff
fectG 1t couldn't punish Preston.
The man who first used that word to de-
scribe the people of Frostburg was
gropIng in the dark through very un
reliable vocabulary. The people of
Frostburg never grow "indignant'
over situation that cannot be helped.
The other is that Preston tried to
shoot the babe, a wholly imaginary
story, as the shot found in the wall
was probably one aimed at his wife.
Mae lettla boy, haze poot hes pants
on odder side Ell front DIES mornen an
Aye say to hem "vot yo do DIES for ?"
so Aye will tank Aye am comm from
school all tenn haze say, an Aye tank
haze will soon tank haze bane smart
enough to edit Joospapper lax Torum.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-01-21
circumstances Alter Gases.

Baltimore city appropriated at one sitting
S7,74l,3 39.39 for expenses. This amount
would run Frostburg's city government a
long time.-FOrWm.
That depends upon who owns the
town,
With the big sum named available,
the light bill, for instance, costing now
IN Frostburg about , thousand 900
dollars year, might then cost , mil
lions, $50 thousand, $50 dollars and
p cents.
In fixing prices for the town to pay
them for their other goods the owners
of the town Isles the peoples pile"
Big size, big price big pile, big pull.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-01-21
Married.

At St. Micheal's church Tuesday,
January II, 1899, by Rev. 81 Clarke,
Miss Clara Smith to Mr. James Barry,
both of Eckhart.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-01-21
Still Ahead.

The Philadelphia record reports the for
nation of sewer-pipe trust. This seems to
be running the thing into the ground-Balti-
more Ne~S.
The Recow is behind the times.
Frostburg had case of ''scwer-
trust" on hand nearly year ago that
was so slippery that Joshua Johnson
had TO tell the Mayor that he would
never bid against it again--no. never
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-01-21
The Record is behind the times.
Relics.

Upon the body of William l.. Pres
to-, who shot his wife and killed him
self last week, were found
l, A pass-book showing an account with
c. f. Betz, grocer,
3 A due-bOok of Eckhart Lodge, No 50,
Shield of Honor. 1t is reported that he
carried certificate in sum of 81 900 and that
he was still a beneficial member.
3, A purse containing u cents.
f. \ razor-b blade.
s. a pipe.
g. Two gutta-percha side combs.
l. A lingering.
s. On the bed an "Amercan Bulldog re
voIver-four chambers clearinghouse still
loaded but cap snapped.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-01-21
New Business Locals.

Mrs. II. a. Beall, of Cumberland Md,
will open an Art Studio at the Hotel Glad
stone from 10 a. IN. until p, m. Saturday
of each week. For terms apply at ID. f.
MCMULLEN d Co. store, where sample Of
work can be seen, or at Hotel Gladstone.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-01-21
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by this purifying and healing treatment.
Sold by druggists or it will he mailed for 80
cents by Ely brothers, ST Warren street, New
York. 1t spreads over the membrane, is
absorbed and relief is immediate.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-01-21
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-01-21
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-01-21

A Present Duty.
Subscribe for the JOURNAL.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-04-06
DOUBLE HEAD MONEY.
Dcwey's Officers Say They Defeated
Superior Force mt
Manila.

The officers of Dewey's feet have
preferred a claim for double the pay
ment of head money which il was at
first believed they were entitled to re-
ceiye as the result of the victory over
the Spanish forces at Cavite last May.
The law provides that 500 shall be
allowed To the victors for each person
on the captured or destroyed vessels
by that calculation. almost 100000
would he divided among Dewey's sail.
ors. But il is also provided that where
the conquered force was superior to
the attacking force. then the allowance
shall he $500 per head. While Dewey's
claim is not based on any superiority
of the Spanish feet. il is asserted that
thai fleet. fighting in conjunction with
the shore batteries at Cavite. did con
stitute a superior force in the meaning
of the law. The point is a new one and
is now under consideration before the
judge advocate general of the navy.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-04-06
SATELLITE IN PHOTOGRAPH.
Pickering Tells of Discovers ct
the New Attendant on
saturn

Prof. William II. Pickering. of Cam,
bridge. Mass, speaking Of the new sat
elite of Saturn. which he has Just dis
covered and identified, says the sphere
is 81, times as distant from Saturn as
is the satellite Iapetus. the outermost
satellite of the planet hitherto known.
Its period is shout II months, and its
magnitude I5is.
The discovery was made by Prof
Pickering in his examination of four
photographic plates recently received
from the Howard astronomical obscr-
vatory at Arequipa. Peru. which were
made with the famous Bruce photo
graphic telescope. The satellite ap-
pears on each of the four plates and i
positively identified as a new one.
The last previous discovery among
the satellites of Saturn was made hall
a century ago in September. 1913. by
Prof. George Z. Bond, at that time di-
rector of the Howard college obser-
yatOry
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-04-06
A MISSING WORD.
| but the Worthy Preacher Hit Upon
| One That Was just as
| FILLING.

A North Carolina preacher. in one of our
western counties, whose memory some
times fails him at the critical point, was
recently preaching a sermon before a Sun
day school convention. His subject was
The Resurrection The thought toward
which he was driving with all physical
earnestness was that the doctrine OF the
resurrection was the very essence Of the
Gospel. The word essence he had care
fully calculated TO use IN a tremendous
epitome OF hi whole thought. Rising on
tiptoe he shouted: In a nutshell, my
brethren, the doctrine OF the resurrection
- TIL very-Is the very
Alas his chosen word Essence" was
gone. lie paused 4 second and then strobe
forward. and shouted in thunder tones:
"The doctrine OF the resurrection is the
very-is the very The reealcitrant was
again nowhere in sight. Pausing once more,
and mastering hrs physical weapons for
final desperate endeavor he lowered his
voice, but with intense earnestness, as II
angry with poor absent essence, he
again let drive: Brethren, the thought
have tried to impress upon YOU u that the
doctrine of the resurrection - the very
is the very-is the very soup OF the Gospel.
Hamilton Review
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-04-06

However lahN riuthinC the uausoIcuni
however costly the sarcophagus. how
ever architc,turally grand the necrop-
oils. however beautifully parterrcd the
family eouudS. We want Them all
broken up ny the Lord of the resurrec-
ton. The forms that We laid away
with our broken hearts must rise again.
Father aud mother. they must come
out Husband and wife. they must come
out. brothers aud sisters. they must
come out. our darling children, they
must come out The eyes that with
trembling fingers we closed must open
in the lustrr of resurrection morn.
The arms that We folded in death must
Joins ours IT, embrace of reunion. The
Il, loved voice that was hushcd must he
r'tuucd. The beloved form must come
up without its infirmiticS. without its
fatigucS. Ii must come up. Oh. how
long il seems to some of YOU, Waiting.
waitin" for the resurrection. How
long. how long, I make for your broken
hearts to-day a cool. soft bandage of
lilies. | comfort YOU this day with tho
thought of resurrection.
When Lord Nelson was buried in ST
Paul'> cathedral in London. the heart
of all England was stirred. The pro
cess ion passed on amid the sobbing Of
nation. There We're 30 trumpeters sta
toned at the door of the cathedral. with
instruments of music In hand. waiting
for the signal. and, when the illustri-
Gus dcadarrivcda at the gates of ST. Paul's
cathedral, these 30 trumpcters gave one
united blast. and then all was silent.
Vet the trunpcts did not wake the
dead. lie slept right on. But have to
tell YOU. what 80 trumpetcrS could not
80 for one man. one trumpetcr will do
Tor all nations. The ages have rolled
on. and the clock of the worlds destiny
| strikes .. 10. H. l.. and time shall be no
longer,
Behold the archangel lowering, He
takes the trumpet. points il this way.
puts its lips to his lips and then blows
one long. loud. terrific. thunderou>. re
vcrberatiGg and rcSurrcc;ionary blast,
Look. lnoh. They rise. The dead-the
! dead. some coming forth from the fam
| lily vault. some from :he City Genet, nv
some from the country graveyard.
| Here a spirit j. joined to its body. and
there another spirit i joined to another
body. and millions of departed spirits
are asserting the bodies and then re-
clothing themselves in forms radiant
| for ascension.
The earth begins 10 burn-the bon
| fire of great Victory. MI ready row
| for the procession uf reconstructed hui
mainly. Upward and away. Christ
| leads aud all the Christian dead follow
battalion after battalion. nation after
nation. TIP. up. On. on. Forward. We
ranks Of God Almighty. Lift up Your
heads. We everlasting gates aud let the
conqu,rurS come in. Resurrection,
| Resurrection.
And 81 twist all the fcstal flowers of
| the chaprls and caihcdrals of all Chris
! tendon into one great chain. and with
| that chain | bind the Easter morning
/ of 1899 with the closing Easter of the
worlds history -resurrcction' MAY
| the God of peace that brought again
| from the dead our Lord Jesus. that
great Shepherd of the sheep, through
| the blood of the covenant. make You
perfect in every good WORK to do His
| will.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-04-06

bound hard and foot and lifted Ivy &
couple of men. After being carried q
short space | was thrust into litter,
and as this was done | heard faint
cry from Claude; aud srnancd in my
heart, for | Was powcrlcss To help.
The litter went forward at iolting
pace, and from the echo Of hoofs
around it | gathered that there were at
least a dozen mounted men about me.
Sometimes | heard a brief order ri, en-
hy de Gomcron, aud the sound of his
voice made me certain that madame
Was with uS. IL 81 there might still be
hope. and | lay still and tried Ia fol.
low our route 10y the movement of the
party, but could see nothing: and aft
cr time my brain began Ia get CON
fused, for We turned this WAY aud that,
up side streets. down winding roads.
until the thing became impossible.
Once we were CHALLENGED 10y the
watch and my captor answered boldly:
VI de Gomcrun. uf tie marshal's
guards, with prisoners for the cha:clrt;
let uS pass in the Kings name"
heard the words and stro,c To call
out. but the gag wa> Ia" secure. Vt
any rate had learned "u" thin" We
were going la the direction If the
chatclct Who. then, MAS liahcitr.
had heard the name once before ON
the night that lay Wounded before La
Fere, and an inspiration seemed To
come on me; and was certain that the
night hag and de Gomcrou's l;alCttc
were one aud the sane.
Then we ioltrd ON FOR about another
half huur--wc must have passed the
chatelrt 10y this when suddenly the
litter took sharp turn TO the right
and after going a little way wa~ put t.
the ground.
After half hour ar 50 | WIS dra"g,j
out and heard a woman'S voice:
This way. my lambs; thr gent,
mems room is below. very far below,
out Of all draft" and She laughed with
the same pitilrsS note in her yo;t" that
! had heard once before, and krew il
WAS the murdrres>.
Down a winding stair we went. End
remained passive. hut mentally ,ou ltcd
the steps aud the turns. There Wet" ls
steps and three turns. AT each of witch
there MAS apparently a door, and 'hcn
we stopped. There was a juggling of
keys. the harsh grating noise of l'olt
being drawn back, and Eahcttc s,s,he
again:
"Monsirur's apartment is rcadv-'tis
the safest room in the Toison d'Or."
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-04-06
WOE OF PARTISAN DANDIES.
Mourn over the Fact That the Prince
of Wales Is No Longer the
king OF Fashion

\ correspondent in Paris writes that
the young Partisan daudies are dis
Wales as king of fashion" II is now
said the prince "neglec;> his personal
appearance woefully, his o,ercoat is
shabby. his hat shapelesa and his tie
is so much on one side that his shirt
studs are visible"
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-04-06
Gro BE CONTINUED.
Mistakes Identity.

Attorney-Iou say you had called 70
see Miss Billings and was at the house at
the time the burglary was committed
Witness-Yes, sir.
Then how did 1t happen that when
the prisoner dashed into the room and
assaulted you you leaped through the
window and went home. making no At
tempt TO defend the lady or give the
alarm"
81 thought 1t was her father. Hart
ford Times.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-04-06
AIM HIGH.

Aim at the sum-" the proyerh says.
III YOU would cleave the sky.
And. though your arrow miss the mark,
u yet shall higa-t fly
Than II content with lower aim.
And thus success shall he
More easy when you next shall try
Your skill at archery"
Who honor. fame or wealth would win
Must set their standard high,
And FOR the ladders topmost round
Strive long and earnestly.
Not all may reach the highest peak.
Not all the prize may gain.
But. In the conflict, each may hope
The victory to obtain.
Aim at the sun, Oh. he II ours
To strive the hest 10 win,
The field is wide. and he " no wills
The lists may enter IN.
God helPeth those who help themselves.
Rut sPurns the willing slave:
The prize is his who nohlest strives
For fortune crowns the brave.
Edward Grafton, In :. 3 Times.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-04-06
CHAPTER XIy.-CoNrrNrEp.


'ooh inc rug pe gave me ana
shPPeu !" o"' ana ,nen our hands met
40 near'! GASP 'hat expressed more
tnah words III was at TINS moment
nhai S"se'e announced iahilh, ana the
niue notary came I'D, WIN MS quick
snor' s'ep.
am iate' messieurs' l know, he
eaio' Out d was not at nome when
Naiion arrived OF else mad been here
sooner
You are in ample time for what we
want, fantin, ! said, though there is
10 time to waste. am leaving Paris
tonight and viii not return 10 the Rue
des Deux Mondes, but start from here.
My business concerns the safety and
honor OF Nine. de la Bidache, and when
say that know can rely on you. Is
IL not so!
II is, monsieur.
Wen, then, should anyone ask for
me- say ! have gone you know not
where. lou do not know, as a matter
OF fact. IL Jacques my servant. re-
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-04-06
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Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-04-06

The Hunters Improvement Society
of Great Britain announces that nj this
years horse show all yearlings must be
unlocked. Next year the rule will be
applied To yearlings and two-year-olds,
the next year it will be extended to
three-year-olds. and So on. until all
horses exhibited are provided with
their natural caudal appendages.