davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12
Johannisb eerwein.

Oas fol9enbe 8ecept CUR 8erettung Dor
Spbuuntsbeertpein fammt aus benz 14o@
men 99pabenldnbte:
Die 8eeren perben ert gepfliidt, tpenn
Tie bo GftGnoig retf finb. Sc refer Die 8ee=
rem ftnb, ie neniger brau9t man 3uder5ufat
gum Mein. Mun pfIide fe ols Srauben
(ni9t iebes 8eerlein fir ii9), alio nit ben
RGmmen. Man 5erbriidt tie alsoann NIT
einunber p9ne l1nteridieb Der Sorte. Bon
cen I9par3en 8eeren nimmt man tpentz
ger. sic IoQen ni9t mebr als bO4ftens
Elm 9rittel Der gdnaen N@aiie ausma9en.
sic geben einen b~elifaten MusfateQergez
19mad unb Die punberi4DnIte Sarbe. Maa
serbriidt Die 8eeren nit Der 5anb in einem
1auberen 9efdBe. Man Tam ft3 gum
3erbriiden audi zines fauberen bol5ernsn
Stempe4s bebienen. Oas 3erbriden muB
10 LANCE fOrtgeiebt perben, big 8eeren
uno SGmme einen ri9tigen 8rei bilben, in
benen fi9, I'D m0glid, tetn ein5iges, bellies
8eerlein mebr 3etgt.
Ser 8rei ptrb alsbann 9emeifen, tpie
biel Quart es iinb. Mlsoann pirb reires
8runnentpafer eripdr1nt, aber nt9t bis
gum @ieben. Nu9bem bas ReiBe Boher
bonn sSeuer peggenpmmen 1T, ptro gutter,
peiBer 3uder in bafelbe getban urb oarin
aufgelDit. l1nb 5tpar sei@iebt bies in benz
@er1GltniB, buB uuf ie Orei Quart Wafer
INNER Il pfunb 3uder tommen. Nett
bieIem 3udertpuiler pirb olsoam iener
8eerenbrei bermiI9t, unb 5tuar 10, baB inn
mer Elm 0uart 8ret auf bret Quart OOn
benz 3uderpa1er tonnmt. Die Wa14ung
beftebt ulio aus ie 1 Quurt 8%eerenbrei, 3
Quart Wafer unb Il 9funb 3uder. Oar
auf nirb Mnes in ben &e1er getragen, un0
permittelt zines Sri9ters, pie i'm Die 8ii@
fer BADEN, in bas bereits an Srt unb StelIe
befinbliGe, aupor gut sereinigte SAP GEE
bru9t, bas mar 10 bon mabt, oaB man
bic 6~liifigteit nit Der Spibe bes in bas
GpunbGO@ eeftedten Singers gerabe nod
1pirt. 9as SAB pirb bann NIT benz lOfe
auFgelegten Spunbe berl6loffen.
Qm arberen Sage begiebt man ii9 init Ell
mem burbnus 1auberen Steden, aber Obne
&irbe, gum SUB, %entfernt ben Spuno, febt
ben Steden Big auf ben 8oben bes Safes
elm, unb riibrt ulsbonn berf9iebene Male
frGftig i'm SAP berum, 10 baB Der gauge Snz
bd1t BON tGnbig our9einanber tOmmt. Dus
bient CUR 8ef0rberrrtg elmer tii9ttgen 8Gbz
rung. MSan muB Ii9 babel nun bor benz
@inen in 49t nebmen, buB bic f9dumenbe
Mafe beim l1mriibrsn niAt bur9 bas
5punblo4 herauspringt. Sp6alb ii9 bas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12
Oas Quspuben 6es Obitbaumes.

Sat man betm iungen Sbitbaume bur9
ben &ronenl 9nttt cine regelmdbige Baum
trone er5ogen, 70 geniigt es unter getp0bne
lf3en 8erbGltnifen bolitGnbig, tpenn man
Oos 4uspuben aQe brei Sabre bornimmt.
Wenn m0gli9, 10 nebme man bteie Nrbeit i'm
Sommer bor, trGgt Der Baum ni9t, 10 lit
Der gauge SOmmer g~esignet, trGgt er, 10
nebme man bas IuspuBen gGet9 na9 Der
@rnte bDr. Die 8ort6eile, tpel9e bas @pr=
nebmen Des @uspubens in bluubtem 3us
itanbe bieten, limb tnr5 fOlgenbe: Al i'm be-
luubten 3uitanbe bes 8aumes iinb abgeitorz
bene 3netge unb Meite ME gu iiberie6en; b)
Die S9ntttpunoen, pelbe oas 9intpegnebz
men i@tarter Nete beranlaBt, berpa9fen i'm
Sommer biel i9ne[er unb biel geiunber als
in unbeldubtem s3uftanbe bes 8aumes; 9
ungeiibte Mrbeiter bermeiben es bel lei9ter,
Neite uno 3peige bintpeg5unebmen, pel9e
fir bic 1pmustrtf6e Sprm Der &rpne unentz
bebrliA ftn6.
Sat ma i'm CONNER fir bas Nuspuben
feline 3eit, 70 bermeibe man ~tpenigitens feline
MusfIbrung bel bartem Grofte, benin etnesz
tbeils perpahIen vtroden gefrOrene" S4nitt>
number re9t f9per. anbererieits aber brez
9en gefrorene Neite 10 lei4t, DaB ni9t MIR
oft S9Gbigunsen Der 8aumtrOne portom=
men, fonbern re9t Iei6t 2eben unb @efunbs
belt Der Mrbeiter gefdbroet 1T.
Sin geIunbes @erpa9fen Der S9nttte
pirb peientGi9 gef0rbert, tpenn mir ieben
@9nitt an Der SteIe fi6ren, tpel9e Die 9a=
tur Telbit pOr5et6nete, b. +. our4 ben Nitring.
| Diefer, cine feline ringfDrmig UNI ieben
ISpeig seIeate Grb0bung, tpel3e ii4 an Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12

5eigt 60rt man cine Weile nit benz Hii6ren
auf. Ser 5teden muB mad iebesmaligem
@ebrou9 Iorgfdlti9 nit Mafer sereinigt
unb reinli9 a~ufbepa6rt tperben. Oieies
l1mriibren Be prgt man etipa IA Sage lang,
penn m09li6 5neimaf an iebem Sage, Bis
eben Die ftiirmif9e 9G6rung boriiber lit,
mas man I9on beim 9in6or9en ans SAB
bort.
3pii6en Wei6nu6ten unb Reuiabr pirh
Der Bein, tpenn er fi4 gebe1t bat, a6geldiz
len. SIT er UNI bieie 3eit nod nibt flar,
10 idiebt man bas 4blafen auf, Bis er FLAIR
getporben tit. lin gu ie6en, o6 Der Wein ben
1T, nimmt man cine Probe NIT bemS9lau9.
Man ldBt ben Wein ob in Elm anberes SAB,
penn Elm fol9es pprrdt6ig lit. SIM anOeren
Safe in elm Iduberes offenes @efdB. Der
Wein Iduft iebt bereits friitdltlur ab, Bis Der
tribe SAP unten i'm SAB tommt. Oieien
GaB ldBt man in Elm dnoeres 9efdB ublduz
fen. Man reinigt nun bas leere SAB uno
gieBt, penn man fem 5tpeites SAB oertpenben
min, bur9 einen Sri9ter ben tlaren Wein
pieber binein. Dieter fritulene Wein 1T
Elm ausgeaei9neter Siidpein. gei4t iiiB
u1b liqueurartig, ipnbern pie etn gutter
0edarpein.
gu bemerfen lit nod, bdB bas SAB, tpel9es
ben tlaren Wein enthdlt, %fpunbboa gemaht
perben mub. l1nb omar 10, baB Der felt
einqeIebte Spunb in ben @ein etpas btnz
einrei6t, tpes5alb Idngere Spunbe gu emf
pfe6len iinb.
Muf Eager tpirb Der Mein INNER fetner.
Man trinft i'm pbne Weiteres pom Sap.
Dabei pirb Der @ein natiirli9 lei9ter, ie
gr0Ber Der 2uftraum i'm Safe tplro. Sci
feinen 8einen pflegt man na9 Sntnabme
zines 4uantums Wein INNER cine Dteiem
Quantum entipre9enbe 3abl bon 9las%
fu9eln ober Iaubere &isfeliteine our4 Die
Spunb0ffnung in bas SOB gu perfen, 10 paB
fein leerer Raum i'm SAP m0gli4 TT.
uebrigens fam man ben 8ein uu9 ouf
SlaI6en 5ie6en. 0ieies gei4ie9t, iobalO er
tiar geiporben TT.
Wean fiebt, Die 8ereituns bieies Weins 1T
cine 5D9It einfu9e. Seber fann lie oorneb@
men, o6ne Mible, Yre1e unb berglet3en,
Gteife Der 8eeren, fcrner &einli9teit BON u
bis 3, bas 1T bas gauge @ebeimntB babel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12
Sdafsudt in Kanias.

e. .. 8obur1l, Der Setretdr Der TdH1u9
Mderbaubeb0rbe, giebt in ieinsm umtlI4et1
8eribte Nusfunft iiber bic @rtrdge, pe!he
BON ben Sbieren e~in5elner &anfaSs 9eeroen
eraielt murben. Cine biefer 0eerOen tez
fte6t aus me6rerem bunbert &Dpfen bon
@oGblutz unb v9ig6graoe' z9Gerinos, Die
felt elmer &eibe bon Sabren in SeogipIt
@ountb ge6alten tnurben.
Gin bier Sabre alter Sod bie1tr 9eer1e,
Der, na6bem er gei4oren mar, 120 pfunh
mog, ~Gieferte BEL Der Dffentli@ a6gebalt.nen
5dnr ni6t neniger als 50 8funo Boae.
Oas b09its bis6er betunnte einid6rige
Woaezgrpbuft zines @9afes be3ifferte ft9
uuf 441 pfuno. Dsrielbe 9od 1isferts i'm
Otter BON 2 eSSabren Elm 8lieB i'm 9etpt4t
BON 37a pfunb.
Dieter BOD purbe in Ganfas geboren
uno aufgeaogen. @ein @atsr lteferts BET
elmer @9ur elm 81ieB bon SO pfuno unb
13 ltn5en. 9ieies @1ieB tnog, na6bem es
poufommen sereinigt unb fertig fir bic
Spinbsl mar, ID pfuno unb 4 ltn3en.
Bon berielben Seerbe ~lieferte Elm einiG9s
riqes 8odldmm elm 8lieB in. Geni9te BON
% 8funb. Sin IA Monate ultes peibliz
DIES 2amm lieferte Elm 8lteB bon oemIelz
ben 8emi9te.
Gin bret Sabre alter Bod berfeIben
6esrbe lieferte Elm @GieB i'm @ep:@te ppn
A pfunb. Die 8lieBe bon AZ apei Sabre
alien Mutteri9aFen nogen burhf6nittli9
ie 274 pfunb. Die glieBe BON PAT tegi=
ftrirten @pablutt9ieren bsrielben 9eerbs
batten Elm bur9f4nittli9es Scipt4t BON ie
Is pfunb unb II l1n3en. 9us @enihf
bes @lieBes zines idugenben, 5 Sabre alien
Mutterf4ufes belief ii4 uuf 27 pfuuO IA
1naen. 0asienige zines einid9rigen BOD
lammes tpog 24a pf1nb.
Die ansefibrten @rtrdge finb 10 uuBerz
prbentli9 bod, baB man ii9 oeriu9t fiiblt,
bic 3i9tigteit Der 4nguben in 3peifel 5m
5ieben. Der betreffenbe Sefretdr beaeugt
i~nbeIen, buB bic Sdur cine Dffentli9e mar,
unb baB mebrere bp4geadtete unb gIaub<
miirbige M6nner, tpel9e Bel berielben augez
gen tparen, bic &i9tigteit Der Nngaben Su
be3eugen bereit iino.
MngeIt9ts Der angefi1rten ungsp66nGtz
9en @rtrdge biirfte es nabe Iiegen, 5i9 na9
Der 8ebanblrng biefer Sbiere gu ertunbiz
gen. Der betreffenbe @efretGr berihtet barr
iiber pie folgt: Sen 5bieren feblt es ME an
ausret6enbem Sutter unb fri19em @a1er.
WGbrenb Der 8intermonate baben fie iebe
Ra9t i'm Stale iiberna9tet. Nu9 5u an
beren Sabres3eiten puroen fe BET %itiirniz
i9em Detter in ben StaG gefperrt. limb
5tpar audi am Sage. WGbrenb Der Minter=
monute beitanb bas 5utter tpefentli9 aus
Corn, 5uttercorn unb 9afergarben. Neberz
BEL erbielten tie cine geringe 8eilage bon
8aumipoufamenmebG. Die 8eilage erbielt
bic Sbiere BEL gutter @efunbbeit. 0as Mebl
GuBerte bieIelbe Wirtung, bic man BEL Der
9arrei3ung bon Riiben, 8eeten uno an
beren 8ur8elgepd9ien bepba9tet bate.
Na9 ben %geiummelten @rfabrungen pirtt
bic Sitterung bon 8aumpoai ~amenmebl
tpeniger ginittg duf bic Mait Der S6iere,
afs auf bic @r3eugung BON 8ole.
9anbelte es it9 UNI bic Mait, 10 eripieS
fi4 Elm Maisfutter am Mprgen unb elm
8aumtpo1fdmenmeblfutter an Mbenb als
1e6r pirfiam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12
9eitra9 gu elmer brennenoen Srase.
2ibertpptG1e, 81, Z. Sufi 1899.
@eebrter 6err Simon!

Mun betommt 10 biel Nabres un0 linz
ipd6res ii6et SuberfuIoIe gu lefen, bdB td)
mid DsrantaBt fiibGe, etmus aus meirer
@rfd6rung bariiber mit5utbeiIen. SIN Sabre
1851 iiberna6m ib nit elmer 8eiiBung co.
200 Gtiid Sondnber 9te6. Der 8iebitu:nm
mar importirt unb ME bur4 frtiAes Slut
erneuert. 9ur9 Sn5u4t bate it4 Die 2n@
b~erfulOie %gebiIOet.
Meine 8efBung lag auf einem plateau;
refts unb linfg am 5uBe bes 8erges ldgen
,apei fe6r 6ii6f6e 9Drfer. Die ginpo5ner
bes einen 9orfes paren NIT &usnd6me metz
ner ar6eiter Elm paar 9unDperter, oie&rug<
inbaber, @9iffer etc. 9as anOere OOrf
purbe BON Offi3ieren, 8eamten, 8eItBern,
peG9e lire Sitter b~ertarft 6atten unb bergl.
m., betpobnt. Sn beiben SDrfern be5ogen
Die gepo6ner Butter unb Mail9 bon meinem
6ofe uub in beiben Srten CAB es re4t
biel alte Qeute, aber feline S9pinbii3tigen.
Meine &inber tpurben, Da meine 5rau tie
ni6t ndbren fonnte, nit &ubnil6 u~ufge5Oz
gen unb tpenn ale Meni9en 10 gefuno tpd=
rem, ME meme &inber, bann gGbe es teine
S9pinbfu9t.
Die gommtIion, Die ieBt bas 2anb our3z
ftreift, nm tubertuI0ie &ibe gu tDbten, ruiz
nirt bic 6urmer; nehmen min II ben eiuen
san, in nel9em BEN 8eiiber 8ieb i'm
8ert6e bon $500 get0btet purbe unb er
MI $500 er6istt. NGfItes Sabr tann bic
@ommifton gu benz nGmli4en Sarmer tomz
men unb ben 9Reit ieines @%iebitanoes abb
f9la9ten. Die S6iere, bic iebt als gefunb
anqefe6en tpurben, befommen bielet4t Die
&ranf6eit in ipGteren Subren, ioOaB mad
unb nu9 bic gan3en 8iebbefdnoe abgez
f6la6tet tperben miiBten. 9as Sleii4 iol@
der Sbiere 1T unbebingt geiuno; Die 0riien
baften ni9t am 6leii4, fonbern in Snnern,
an Der 3ippenbuut unb binauf Bis Oben i'm
6als. 0ieie 0riien tperOen einfa4 abgez
f6abt. Sn meiner 8irtbI9uft i6laAteten
mir iG6rGi6 me6rere Stiid @ie6, benin cine
samilie, bic aus a9t MitgIiebern nnb %
&ne6ten unb Mdgben betebt, gebrau4t
f9pn ettpas bteI gu i6rem l1nterbalt unb ale
blieben geiunb,
Mit Q9tung
8. b. 8rtren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12
Der oeutide ~Grauendarafter.
Spptune, @af6ington,
5. eSuli 1899.
9eebrter 6err Simon!

3. Sult 1899.
@eebrter 6err Simon!
Sn Der v8etGage" Go. % I9reibt .sSrau
Caroline 8a9mann ii6er ben beutI9en
Srauen4aratter. Wfit bemieI6er1, pie er fi9
in RuBGanb, Gumdnien unb Oeiterrei9 tuno
giebt, bin ib 10 3iemli9 befannt. 0as Coos
Der 5rauen unter ben Mitteltlahen in Suz
ropa 1T pte folgt: 9as Mort unmoralti9
1T in ben metiten bDrtigen MGb9en= unb
Srauenfreife lem iiber6aupt unbefannt. sic
beiiBen &einheit Der Seele unb Der @ebanz
fen. Was Sruuenarbeit u%nlangt, 10 baben
Srauen bort feline beitimmte 8eI9Gftigung.
Sic arbeiten aaes, tpas norfommt, b%e1orgen
Die 6duslt3e Nr6eit, bds &o9en unb Waz
f9en, 9ausretnbulten, melfen bic Riibe uno
bef9dftigen fi9 au9 nit Stiden unb 5Gz
feln, nit 2einipanbDeben, Spinnen etc.
Damn gtebt es audi pel9e, bic NIT ben MGnz
nern 5uiammen a%rbeiten, tie idgen unb Ipal>
ten 9ol5, fpannen S9fen ober pferbe an un6
gehen nit benz pflug auf bas SeIb. SIN
SpGtiabr, penm bic 9euernte ba 1T, nimmt
bic Srau bteSenie unb gebt nit benz Man11e,
bas @ras gu mdben, SIM @inter fibt bic
Srau bon Morgens 5 nbr Bis 10 ubr 4benbs
urb fpinnt.
SroB Der f9neren Mrbeit iinb bic Srouen
Dergniigt ltnb fr0blt6, geIunb urb itart, bDfz
li9 unb freunbli9 gegen SSebermann. Sic
lieben unb ebren ibren Mann, neil er bas
0berbaupt Der Samilie 1T, unb mas Der
Mann anDrbnet, miro pi1ig getban unb auf
biefe @etie pirb bas sliidtt9e Samilienz
leben fortge1eBt; ba fommen tpeber gbefdeiz
bungen mod Mprbtbaten por. 9ier8ulanbe
etgeben fi9 Dieie Srauen lieber benz MiiBig@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12
6efa9elmiit ais Ddnemtttel.

Menngfei& Der &otb Des 9uussefligels
nur in DerbdltniBmdBig g~eringen Meneen
-seponnen pirb, 10 1T er bod ni9t o9ne
8ebeutung fir bic 2anbpirtbf6aft, tpeil
er Elm tOn5entrirter an pertbbolen, lDs=
lt9en Pflan5enndbritoffen rei9er 0iinger
lit. Sn alter 3eit, tpdbrenb Der 8tit6e Der
@efliigelaubt, bat man ben Mert6 bes @p@
eelsuanos ie6r pObl gu i4dBen eenubt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12
Stats uno County fairs.

SOtpeit Bis iebt amttt9 befonnt
gema4t tporben 1T, perben i'm 2aufe Der
nd9iten W1Onate MISUNDERSTANDING Nusz
iteaungen an ben na69enunntsn pldBen
in Zen ein5elnen peitliden Staten pie
fplgt itattfinben:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12
: gine 3eituna in Nrsmpnt. 0hi!

glfe 3e7tun9 IN 5remonf, Sbio,
f4reibt: rNt@t melt bon bier Fat cine iunse
Dame tiir3fi3 Elm 9ufeifea geFunben
unh ba elm fOl3es Slid 1ringen foG, ~
legte ie oaiIelbe nit ibren fulI9en 3Gbnen
unter bas &opftifen. Nm Morgem bate
ie ii9 peri4tafen, unO mo1te f9meG cuff
iteben unb in Der @ile itedte ie itatt Dsr
3Gbne bus 9nfeifen in ben MunS unb foG
ben Srrt6um erit gepabr gepprben fem.
aIs ie ibr 5ri9tiid eiier mpItst.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-09-09
direction Will those votes now 90

direction Will those votes now go
to the support of mis- defamers
And William Beane, the honest
lrishman-what can be laid at his
door? What act of his can be criti-
cized ? He was one of the most earn
est cOuncilmen the town ever had.
Last, not least-James Taylor,
straight as an arrOw-a man of few
words, but who would have died be-
fore he would wiltully commit wrong.
What did he contribute to "a farce
and burlesque on the fair name of
this town ?"
| admit mistakes were made then,
as they were made before, made since,
made now, and will be made, but no
man has any right to hold their acts
up to public derision for any cause.
70 speak palmer, no man nor paper
has any right to drag their bones out
of their graves for Dissertation because
Hanna and Watson have dissolved
factlonal partnership.
For one, |, as descendant of Noah
SkidmOre, Indignantly resent such des-
ecration, and 1 have good reason to
believe the children and grandchildren
of the six councilmen do the same.
NOAH NJ. SKIDMORE.
We subscribe fully to the above let
ter. JOHN f. TAYLOR.
r :. PRESTON.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-09-09
He RcSentS 1t.


fROSrbtRG, MD, Sept. I, 1893.
TO the MINING JOURNAL.
Please give me space for a reply on
my own and behalf of other descend
ants of the late Noah Skldmore to
a letter in the Forum of last week.
First, | do not believe there is an
other paper in Allegany county that
would have published such letter.
| do not believe, in fact, there is an
other paper IN the State that would
insult the memory of the dead in order
that some low political ends might be
carried out.
The letter stated that Frederick
Bepler was connected with the Skid
more administration, which twas a
farce and burlesque on the fair name
of this town, and all our citizens who
love our city blush with shame when
it is referred to-"
Now, ask, was not Noah SIX dmore
an upright, honest, christina man, les
pected while he lived, traductd only
In his graveP
Then there was John Preston, conn
cilman-was he not an honest man
And Benjamin j. Thomas-who
dares say anything against his good
name
And George A. Lammert-what did
he to make 1.-THE people blush with
shame?"
There was George Johnson, in whose
election the colored people were honor
ed. What did he that his race should
be ashamed of-the race whose votes
are said to be "solid' in certain
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-09-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Questions.
FRosrBURG, MD, Sept. 6, 1899.

FRosTBuRG, MD, Sept. 6, 1899.
To the MINING JOURNAL
Let me use your columns for lust a
few hints to Frostburg republicans of
what they should remember:
|. The defeat Of Benjamin A. Rich.
mond for Judge, and who did it.
>, A certain town appointment by
Hons Wellington and Pearre without
consulting the wishes of more people
than can be packed in a flour barrel.
3, The efforts of Messrs. Pearre and
Wellington which, if successful, will
assuredly revive nepotism in the
county administration.
+, Mr.. Pearre's understood desire
for us to make his choice for sheriff
our choice.
5, Senator Wellington's snub of our
home teachers in importing to Bowery
school an inexperienced teacher, who
had not even passed an examination
before election, and those through
whom it was done, and
8, The efforts of both factions to de-
feat the peoples choice for Commits
sioner-D. Armstrong, and for the
House of Delegates.-Charles &.
Watson. ~.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-09-09
Change Of Agents.

The Adams Express company hav-
ing received the resignation of w. G..
Wright as their representative here,
j. M. Zimmerly has been placed in
charge of the agency and will look
after the company's interest at his
Union street establishment. He will
be assisted by j. N. Myers in making
calls for express matter and deliveries
to patrons. The service of this ex-
press company is by wagon route to
the Georges Creek and Cumberland
RAILROAD. whose line they operate.
The JOURNAL is informed that the
company is in position to make early
deliveries from towns adjacent.
j. w. Ayers, route agent. of Hunt
lngdon, Pa, an affable gentleman,
was here during the week making the
transfer,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-09-09

Judge Boyd and Sloan Friday last
drew the jury for the October term of
court in part as follows:
FrOStb~rg-Owen Dando Samuel Jeffries,
Frank &. Hay, William q. Boughton, Reu-
ben Anthony, Henry A. Lapp
Lomoco"i~g-James Ingles, sr, Joseph
Laird, ST., Hugh r. Muir, Levi Reed, An
drew Nicol, John Phillips.
W. Sa0oge-John P. Mullaney, George A.
Uhl.
Westcrnport-Thomas Rowe, Adam Lie
beck, Joseph f. Pearce, Joshua Right
Eckhdrt-Edward J. Decker, John X.
Stewart
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-09-09
Probably Better than an Injunction.

A letter from d. &. Adelsberger ap-
pearing in the Cumberland Times IL
few days ago, indicating practical
and feasible solution of the water prob
lem for Cumberland, is worth the
city'S serious attention.
If this is the same gentleman who
provided Front Royal, Va, with a
mountain water supply and reduced
the high typhoid fever rate of that
town practically to 0, the JOURNAL
has excellent authority for stating
that he understands his business.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-09-09

Prof. &. M. Jaquay mas leased
Meats Opera House for one year, be-
ginning next Monday, llth inst, the
lease covering the entire building. He
Will use portion rs Il music school
and sub-let the offices and auditorium.
Prof. e. w. Clary pronouuces the
acoustics OF the latter rs exceptionally
fine.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-09-09
The Battle is On,

The following dispatch was received
Wednesday evening, too late, however,
for bulletin
BALTIMORE, Mp, Sept 6, 1899.
To the MINING JOURNAL.
Republican convention this afternoon
nominated Lloyd Lowndes for Governor,
Philip Lee GoldsbOrough for State Comp
troller, and John V. l.. Finday for Attorney
General. THE BALTIMORE News.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-09-09

Miss jamie Loar and brother, John
Loar, of Loartowh, were here Wednes-
day evening with their guests, Misses
Clara and George GeSsner, of Cum
berland "a goodlooking trio and hand
some solo.
H. B. Hawkins, Y. NJ. C. A. secre-
tary, left for his home, Albany. n. Y,
Thursday morning. 1t is not certain
he will return.
Richard Burdock, 20 years ago a
resident, is visiting friends here.
Gabriel Jeffries, who left here Is
years ago to make his home in Iowa.
surprised all of his family name here
with a visit Thursday.
Misses Mollie and Agnes Murphy,
of Cumberland, spent Tuesday here
with Mrs. S. B. Meyers.
Miss Sophia Mayer has returned
home from a pleasant visit to Pitts
burg, Meyersdale and Elk Lick.
DR. |. l.. Ritter has gone to Atlantic
city for ten-days stay.
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The Well.

AT 9 o'clock yesterday morning a
depth of 405 feet had been reached.
AT POS feet fairly good flow was
developed.
Nothing since, but indications are
favorable.
No sulphur has yet been encounter
ed.
Drill is now in clean, bright sand
stone.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-09-09

Read Griffith & Co.'S New Busl-
ness Locals" And all other "Busi-
ness Locals"
The Cumberland Commercial Col
lege people make an announcement
important to young people. Read it..
The Cleaners notice of the FOrUm'S
untimely birthday two years old this
sneezing season, is one of the finest
paragraphs the great paper has read
for many day. For subtle satire it
can hardly be beaten.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-09-09

places named, from Midland and
Ocean John Leake from Vale Sum-
NIT James Bannatyne and Archie
Oracle, from Eckhart, and so on, max
ing a representative outpouring of the
people.
Duncan Sinclair, president of the
County School Board, drove over from
his home at Midlothian and sunk his
official individuality IN the mystic
realm.
Gov. Lowndes, wearing the regalia
of Past Grand Master, marched with
Grand Master Shryock, each sustain
ed by Grand Deacon.
Each member of the Grand Lodge
carried a working tool.
The Salvation Army band of II
pieces and 10 red jackets, furnished
the music.
The procession was fourth of a
mile long, about $50 school pupils
under the immediate marshalship of
their teachers being out, including
about 100 from the parochial school.
1t was a harmonious combination OF
all sorts OF social and religious citizen
ship.
W. f. c. Hitchins made the Masonic
Order a gift of the stone.
The JOURNAL copies the synopses of
addresses from the Cumberland Ne,cs
all necessarily brief, compared with
nearly an hours oratory.
The absence of Hon. Edward Stake,
assigned to the chief address, is gen
orally regretted. The judge is star
orator on all occasions which evoke
scholarship and eloquence, and his
prestige in these lines drew large
part of the audience.
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Died.

Robert Matheny, agent of the C. &
+. IL. at Homecoming, died suddenly
Tuesday morning at his home, that
place. He was the father of Mrs. j.
ID. Hltchlns, of this place.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-09-09

George A. Keedy, miner, of this
place. had a leg broken Monday in
Ocean nine by fall of coal. Leg
was broken at same place several
years ago IN the mine.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-09-09
ORGANIZATION.

Messrs. Warner and Wilson, Of the
United Mine Workers, were billed dur
ing the week to address Frostburg
miners in Meats Opera House last
evening.