davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-28

II suffered for months from sore
thooat. Eclectric Oil cured me in
twenty-four hours" M. S. Gist, Hawes.
vile. Ky.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-28

Don't shirk your responsibilities.
Don't bore him: let him alone when
he wants to be let alone. Boredom Is
death to love.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-28

Jeff hopes Judge Wood may be ill
till after the gubernatorial campaign
has ended.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-28

Office: Corner Braraque and Chest.
nut Streets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-28
DEFINED "ABNORMAL."

Teacher-What is the meaning OF
"abnormal?"
Small Boy-Something unusual
Teacher-Can you give an lllustra-
tion'
Small Boy-Yes, ma am. A woman
who doesn't want to marry is abnor
NAL.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-28


last telling
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-28

Don't show him all the letters you
doubtedly he believes in reciprocity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-28
REE,lNG PROPERTY

Is my exclusive business. do not
sell, rent nor trade; 50 by devoting
my entire time to renting property.
can better take care Of your inter.
est. q. w. BOYCE.
Aug. g..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-28

TUESDAY, JULY IS, 1903.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-28
SU U2SCRIPTlON PRICE:

Advertising rates made known on
A2piiSation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-28

Tribune
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-18
In IncsndlO en- Guayama

NoViembre, 17.-Eran las tres v
media de la mafiana del domingo, Is
del que cursa, cuando los ciudadanos
de Guayama fueron llamados por los
toques de pitos y de campanas & pres
tar auxilio en- ell incendio que Sc oca-
sionara On la casa mercantil de don
Tomas Escalers, persona de general
estimaei6n en- esta localidad.
Dadas las circumstances que rodea-
ron ell suceso fueron infitiles los es-
fuerzos realizados para salvar aquella
situaci6n, pudiendose concretar ell case
impedir que las casas cercanas fue-
ran vfctimas del voraz elemento.
El senior Escalera no pudo salvsr nj
siquiera los libros de su casa mercan-
til, pues fueron tan rapidas las Ilamas,
dada la brisa que soplaba y ser Ia casa
de MADEIRA, que imposibilit6 ell poder
extraer NADIA de dicha casa mercantil
Sc dice que don Tomas Escalera te-
MIA un aseguro de mil dollars sobre
existencias; pero como tambien Sc ase-
gura, que ascendian q cerca de dos mil
pesos Ia totalidad de dichas existen-
cias, es de sentirse ell suceso ocurrido
& dicho senior, no tan solo por la perdi-
ds sin6 tambien por ell trastorno ocu-
rrido en- sus negocios mercantiles.
Sc comenta ell hecho de diversas
maneras; pero todas tendencies & de-
mostrar que Ell senior Escalera ha sido
vfctima de una mano malhechora, da-
das las circunstancias de ser Juez de
Paz sustituto de esta ciudad perse-
guido de Vagabundos, como toda auto
ridad extricta en- el cumplimiento de
sus deberes.
En- eI acto del incendio vimos luchar
denodadamente & los miembros de Ia
poIicfa insuIar bajo el mando del to-
niente Villarini y sargento Soto y al
pueblo enter0 que auxiliaba impidien-
dose con esta actitud que las casas de
slrededor dessparecieran & impulses
de Las lIamas.
El Alcalde, Juez de Paz y dem6s
autoridades cumplieron su cometido,
esperandose que de las gestiones del
tribunal de paz y de la policia insuIa1
salgan & La luz los autores del hecho,
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UNA MuJe.s coNTRNTA.

Aparto de tada cnesti0n de forma
5 facciones, tiene un attractive que
le ca propio. Is frescura dc sns
IneiiIlas, Ia elasticidad do su paso, Ell
timbre de su voz--tedog egtoa for
man atractivos para todO el nnndo.
Maravillesa y valiosa como es, Ia
salud no eg eosa tan dificil dc Ic-
grar, COMO Green algunos desanima-
dos. La mayor parte do Las afeccio-
mes femeniles, proceden de sangrs
impura, nutrici6n dafectu0aa u baja
vitalidad. La ciencia moderna pro-
porciona el remedio que meior exi-
to ha dado para tai condioi6n, Ia
PREPARATION DE WAAgPOLE.
Els tan sabroaa como la mieI y con-
tiene los principles nutritivos y cue
ratiyos del Aceite de Hfgado do Ba-
calao Puro, cOlnbinados con sJarabe
do Hipofoehtos CompnestO, ExtTactos
de Malta y Cerezo Silvestres To
NADIA antes del alimento, mejora e.
apetito, crea grasa, reuueva la vital
dad enriqnece In sangre y cura est
debilidadea pecuIiares al sex0s qn0
son Ell verdadero orfgen do su male
egtar. Es nm c0IlsualO para Las 6S-
posas cansadas, Las madrss que estan
orlando, y las nifiaa On 90 deaarro-
10. Tmparta color 4 las caras pAIi-
das robnstece los pechOs hnndi-
dos. En- una palabras nltre y desa-
Frolla todo oil cuerpo y cause INA
agradable sorprasa & lOa debiIitasloas
d0salentados v deso0rsEOnados pa-
eisutea. 81 Sr DR., lose M. Guiio-
sa, de Mexico, dies He emplaado SD
preparation en- una Sen0rita que
presentaha algunos sfntomaa inquia-
tankes en- al aparato respirakOFio =
desda eli primer frase0 comenz6 &
notarse alivio naarcadu, habienao de-
saparecid0 tos7a huella de- enferme-
dad 81 ternlinar 81 aaxto frasco. Ne
llAm0 sobre todo Ia atenci6n 81 gng-
ID con cue saka Seaorita tOuaaba
Ia mencionada preparation, no sace-
diendo aaf con las otras aimilares,
hnUia laa cuaIea nanifassaha y ma
nitlasta ana rapn0 0naacia 0xtrenaa. =
Baata nna botcIla para e0nvelacerse.
EEicaz desde lA priEnerA d6sis. Ma
die Rufga IN d8sang afsu con aaka. r
Da venta cd n-ogueriaa = Botieaa
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Mlsi0TlOs0 ial8gFanla on elaVa do
Ia asCuadTa americana Que
OsiuvO on 81 Brasil.
q asunto es sospechoso.


ri Departamento de Il marina de
Washington recibi6 IN largo teIegra-
ma an clave de la escuadra americana
On Rio Janeiro. Esto ds6 Iugar & una
c0nfereneia entire los altos empIeados,
y la c0Eltestaci6n en- claye fuG enviada
inmediatarnente. Los empIeadOs Sc
negaron Z divulgar 81 contenido del te-
legrana " deem que se trata de nm
aaunto de aamilia SinembarQo, ell
asunt0 es sOspechoso Y d6 Iugar va
rias conjeturas.
Acaso quis0 IL escuadra meterse en-
cosa que no era de su incumbencia, Y
ell Departamenb0 de Marina S los altos
empleadoa decidieron lIanarle al 6rden
y teaats Qasset0.
Por 10 denas, TODD ESQ puede SER.
gm1sica ceIestia
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Las dlscIpalas doI pTOies0T do
lnglts R0ngTo Haxlhause

sLa rrespondencias ha venido in-
sertando en- estos 6Itiraos diaa, tra1uc-
clones del ingl6s al castellano debidaa
4 IN grnpo de intaligantes aisofpuIaa
del professor IA. Romero Haxthausen.
El citad0 grup0 De sefY0ritas ha he
chO r&pidos progresses en- al diffciI
idiOma inoles, 10 que demuestra Ia
bondad del metollo une el aYentajadD
professor emplea paara SOS classes.
Con nuunerosos discfpulos cuenta el
senior Romero, los cuaIes habIan hoy
cOrrecfamente eI ingI@s, v que, por es-
Ia causa. est&n sumanante agradecidOs
6 dieho professor
Nos placen los triunfOs do este, p0r
cuaat0 Bus esfuerzos en- Ii enseaanza
del inglea son de indudable y positive
proVecho & nuestros compatri0tas.
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Glnsmat6gfaf0

Bastante concurrencia asisti6 anoche
al teatro.
Las vistas fueron todas muy del
agradO del p6hlico, sobre todo la del
asesinato do los reyes de SerYia, que
ell p6bIico pidi6 fnera repetida.
Para muy pronto In Empresa anun-
cia Ia tiltima function. de las cuatro que
tenia anunciadas, con nm progranaa
muy yariad0.
AL teatrog pues no debe despreciar-
Sc la OCCASION de YER nna de las meiOres
maquinas cinematogr6ficas vanidas 8
San Juan.
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sNUEvA CREACIoN

a5ag &
SDesde que fueron pronunciadas en-
ell principle ignoradO de los tiempOs
aQueIlas paIabras que dicen fiat ua,
NADIA mas creador que ON curtido ma
vegante despreciado de Geneva, su
patria, acO0ido de Espafia, caidO de
hinojos sobre la puente de atrevida
nave, como en- 6xtasis 4 Ia cOntempIa-
ci6n del nuevo cOntinefite.
&Si aquelIa luz primera brill6 sere-
na " placiCA sobre el concerto sublime
de mundoa infinitos, no debi6 ser me-
nos bella IL que iIumin6 Ii prinnera
mafana del photo junto TERRA abrien-
do 6 sus olOs todO eI explendOr, la
pompa y magnihcenCia y Ia grandeza
del continente americana.
sSi crear 90 sacar do la NADIA v Ia ma
da es de absoluto olvido, laa pee aueffas
carabeIas que llegan 4 las playas des-
conocidas. seflalan nuev0 dfR de crea-
ci6n universal para Jos hombres.s ,
En- Las repetidas fiestas tomaron par
To don AIVaro Martinez Leon Que ha-
bio de Colon en- su infancia; don MI. IT..
CaIIejo, que describi6 oil primer viaje
del navegante; don NJ. Palop, del se-
gundo viaje v don j. ID. Correa del
tercero v cuarto con yerdadera macs
trfa y sin que ninguno de dichos pro-
fesores fuera menos en- su Oratoria.
Para ell dia del arbol como para ell
dia de Navidad SO rapetir6n esas fies-
tas de Ia inteligencia que preiuzgamos
quedaran esplendidas dada la iniciati-
va que ell maestro principal toma se-
cundado por elenentos de In loca-
iidad.
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en- EL ATEnEO
confereneIa del senor aordIIs

Mariana, iueves, como aver digi-
mos-dara su annnciada conferences Ell
senior Gordils, en- Ia sala de sctos del
Ateneo.
Tratara asuntos interesantes, rela-
cionados con Ia vida civil y economics
del pals.
La conferencia dara principle Z las
ocho. Y sera pdblica.
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UA BILLAR

Sc vende uno fabricado en- Paris en-
buenas condolences v con gomas nue.
vas de Ia mejor calidad. San Fran
cisco so informarSn.
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oFIolNA ALLEN 90


1919 enhibi
azlF1F de- eaeaoP setos
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que In idearon, parece que quisierOn
decir al pafs.... Gcon muchisimo res
peto, os he de ahcEcar lviYe Dios -. n
Ia ley aqueIla, sigue descargando sus
golpes sobre Ell indefenso pueblo con-
tribuyente.
POr ventura 8 por 10 que sea, los
Delegates q la Camara saben que ell
estado del pals no es de rosas, v pare
ce tambien que Sc disponen sumar
sus esfuerzos para hacer GLgO.
Todo es possible. Puede hacerse al
90, 81 en- clio hay verdadera f6 y buen
deseo de serVir la patria puertorri-
quefia.
Sucede que, cuando en- Ia practica SO
toean los funestos resultados de leyes
fstalmente promulgadas. todo ell mum
do trata de sacudir responsibilities,
y el receptaculo en- que tOdas las in
culpaciones caen, es entonces la le-
gislatura tai 8 cual.
Convene, pues, que los legislatures
puertorriquefIos vean claro, 81 no
pueden hnceT GLg0 en- bien de su pa
tria, & la hora de. las responsibilities
des que puedan, por 10 menos, decir
Altivamente:
SLa culpa es de esos, pueblo puerto
rriqueflo; de esos, que pisotean y bur-
Ian natestr0s derechOsS.
Entonces serfa cosa de OR & la inn
becilidad andante hablar de maisSca
oelesttaJ desde el tronco. de un Nancy.
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FELIX CORDOVA DAVILA
ABoGADO AMERICANA
Ofcinas San Justo 81.
SAN JUAN, PR.
DIR. ANTONIO MOLINA
PONCE, PuERTo-RIco.

Especasa enferm AIDES de "a gig OidOs garganta
Marina ~. HOraa dsonaulh Do ~ = n ~ 36 Pm
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En- esta impyenta So venda papsl ID
pavi6dico viaio 90 uuintai.
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AOTICllS De pAO SECO
(De nsses1nO Corresponszz. ]


NOviembre 17.-Anoche se Ilev6 4
efecto IN rob0 escandaloaO en este p0-
bladO.
Serfan ms Och0 cnAnd0 II seffOr Luis
SevilIan0 gali6 de unO de sus estabIe-
cimientos con objeto de visitar ii otro,
que elf tiene.
"A las nueFes POGO En&s n1enOs. re-
qres6. encOntrand0 alberta Is puerta
que Ga Ia calle p0sEerior.
EnaeGuida suapech6 10 0currido v
procedi6 & haceF una iHsva ti0aci6n. del
reaultado de Is cnal vino Cd oon0ci-
mientO de que ID faltaban los obietog
siguientess
Dos d0cenas hiIo nfiln. 40. 400 var
das: una y media docena hilo nfifn. 10.
600 yardass & hhras de chocolate: el
cal6n con el diner0 Que tenfa y alru-
nas prendas de platas un dinero aue
habia en una latita POr b0do ur0s
diaz dollars
La pOaiefa nace ackfRss Beansass.
pero 81 c0eo 8 cacas 10 Ia sid0 La bielos.
Aquf no hay a1ufnbrado ] as nOche
parece este an celnenterin
Aquf hay naucha penui II deE
discourse d. pronuneiaFa Dir. Elliott
hAbl8ndgIe dc n prosper iGd 0e easn
iuriadsc 6n II aIcaIde da asar5n <
Qnien debiaran darle dos senssgDs CO.
mo y Dc LAres
Las Gales suciaa eotssp aente
Nada. que noAero asls asaaoM de-
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dltinaa nnaena del as6i1iiaglD CO.
iega frances, eIz Etendards, eDntiene
en6rgic0 articnlo que aInde al terrible
crlmen do que fu6 Vfctima In familia
Ricci, de nacionalidad fEancesa.
Pronto. instancias del colega, que
no ha deiado de Ia rnan0 este asunto,
el Jurado de Ponce vera esta causa.
Hay acusados que estan presses.
Las deelaraciOnes que en- 81 artfculo
de referencia, haee Ill Etendards son
graves v tienen tai matiz de convic-
ci6n y firmeza, que seguramente los
llamadOs 4 impartir justicia meditaran
en- elias.
Es un peri6dico extraniero ell one
habla; pero un peri6dico que repre-
senta & una colonia muy acreedorg &
nuestro respeto y consideration y
afecto: 4 Ia colonia francesa, Ia noble
amiga de Puerto Rico, que en- nuestras
alegrias Sc regocija v en- nuestros In
fortunios toma parte.
De ahf que para nosotros tengan
gran importancia las manifestations
de 81 Etendards on 10 que respecta ii
crfmen perpetrsdo ca la familia Ricci.
Con nuestro estimado colega, es nues-
tro deseO. pues, que sc haga plena JUS
ticia.
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Las renom bra
Lam Fas con tIepesi
20 dc saguridad me-
tlaas y tubos Rosehas-
tor 8 sisteHa 1901 ele-
gantes ; de lux poten-
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Aquf no hay aaEHnbrado ] de noche
pareee este IN cement nteri0
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-08-08
Case i'm Point.

Where there is a difference of opinion be-
tween labor and capital we (the Civic Fed
eration try to bring them together.
We only want to make it possible to get
the employer and the employed together to
adjust their troubles.-Hon. Marcus 1"rc-
Inns HdnRa.
For affirming precisely the policy that
would eventually compel employers to
meet their employees the JOURNAL was
characterized several months ago by
some unknown i'll neighboring print
as ian apostle of discord.'
Senator Hanna is answerable to the
same charge, yet he says, i'll addition,
concerning the anthracite strike
made a proposition to the mIne-ownerS
to settle the strike on Il basis of > per- rent.
advance to the miners and they refused.
The arbitration board appointed by Prcsi-
dent Roosevelt gave the miners more than
twice as much If our offer had been az
cepted it would have saved this country
$2O0,0OO0OO.
What the country seems to need,
then, is more "apostolc discord."
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-08-08

One report has it that an independent
republican has subscribed. for 30 copies
of the HeruId and undertaken to occupy
$50 worth of space. at these rates
per cdpita the town circulation will be
about IS 900, and the advertising space
cover an area of 80 square yard pages.
All cat top of column and next to read
ing matter it will take ab9at year to
read "A copy of each weekly issue.
In order to settle what seems 10 be "A
popular pcrpleXity the JOURNAL will
state that as to actual independence
in the h-of-.July sense the Frostburg
HpraId is sorter so, the Homecoming
Rerjcw, sortcr not so, and the Lonacon-
ing star "A little more sortcr not so than
SOrter so.
Two cows spent pleasant day on
Charles street Friday of last week.
Citizen Henry Mayer wanted to know
why water rate had been raised on ice
plant from 10 to II cents Il thousand gal
Ions? The JOURNAL also wanted to
know last year why its quarterly bill for
water was raised nearly 43 PEI cent. but
was never favored with an answer. The
ice plant, however, is lucky. Its rate Is
- cents thousand, the JOURNAL 5 l.62.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-08-08
TOWN AND VICINITY.

A thoughtful F'roStburg demo cl'at
suggests that the convention Of III:
party for nomination cf tie c'u"t%
ticket be held III l'ro-ii'urg.
With both steam and electric" rallWa'
approaches, ample convention room and
hotel Accommodations, ali the delegates
can reach here easily, he entertained
pleasantly, and get away with equal
facility.
These are advantages Frostbur.; ell
joys which are Cqaal 20 those OK any
other town in the county.
Those it has unequaled by any rthel
|, 1t is most accl ible to the largest
number of delegates;
2, 1t is the metropolis Of this rr%ioH--
the industrial backbone OF the county
and the best mining town in The world =
3, 1t is blessed by the most salubrlouS
air and purest mountaineering Watel
in Allcgany county, or even Ill Mary
land. and
4, If the gospel Of true democracy is
ever again to be preached, 'tcginhinG
in Jerusalem" FroSthurg is the capita
of modern Judah.
Three -fourths of this argument can b,
used to have republican conventions
held here, and the JOURNAL wOuti =
apply it for this year We're it not toe
late.
Let the democratic authorities, tArrc-
fore, take precedence AID appoint frost
burg as the location of t!,@I: next cp;lE'
ty convention.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-08-08
SIIMI-IIOCAL.


Rev. Sam Jones is III this section
preaching against whiskey and other
evils more practical than uncharitable-
ness, lack Of faith, etc, At White Post,
Va, last week, according to the Front
Royal (VaD register, he ruled decisive
ly against the merit of what is known
in that section is "BrOwntOwn' whls-
key, "ten drops of which" he said
given to Il member of the innocent,
peaceable gentle rabbit family, would so in
furiate Mollic Cottontail that she would rear
on her hind feet and spit III the face of Il
bull dog.
When it is remembered that there is
no Original sin i'll the rabbit family,
this is d terrific Indictment.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-08-08
Social.

The little Junior Christian LHGravol
people of the Presbyterian ChU.@h az
joyed their ,nid-su3inrr festival Tues
day and Wednesday, evenings "a ;h'
church lawn.
a surprise party given IN honor q
Miss Laura and Mr. Robert Fischer, OF
st. Louis, Mo, at the home of the Mise.
Eichhorn, Bowcry street, THURSDAY
evening of last week, was an interesting
occasion. Music, dancing and games
were INDUCED. Besides the guests OF
honor there We're present Misses Regina
and Lillian Feldman of Eckhart Mar!
Martin, of Homecoming; Laura krause
Tavern Hamill, Goldie Lammert, Jennie
Schneider, Eva Williams, Etlie Reidler
Lula, Lizzie and Dora EichhOrn, Maud
Bennett, Minnie Schneider and Mrs
Katie Will, of this place; Messrs. Brad
ford Wilson, OF Cumberland; ROBBERS
Cooper, of New Shaft; James Farley
Joseph Condor, Peter Conroy, Laurenc,
Feldman and Eugene Close, of Eckhart
William H. Lewis, August viii, ROLAND
and Leslie Lammert, Robert Williams
James Bennett, Frederick Eichhorn
Roy Mayer and Jacob Cosgrove. of this
place.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-08-08

"All Sorts of IA Letter" is from gen
tleman "whom the obtuSa action of III
considerate voters" has driven ito the
woods" one who has ''alwayS rejected
unhewn, unshaven, unsawed timber for
party building purposes" and one who,
with the cooperation of the paper that
is great, will endeayor to polish, trim
and decorate the average Ot1ice-seeker
for the service he cannot otherwise per-
form" In short, The is civil-servIce
reformer of the deepest color.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-08-08
Eorrncr rostburgerLoscs BY Fire.

Victor a. Gloss, proprietor of candy
kitchen and bakery i'll Morgantown, w.
Va, lost nearly all his outfit and all his
stock, worth about $500, by fire early
Saturday morning of last week. The
blaze was first observed in millinery
store i'll same series of buildings and
occasioncd heavy damages upon six
business concerns. Mr.. Gloss formerly
lived here as baker for Messrs. Ryan
& Wallace He is highly esteemed
and very many will unite with the .N""'
Domjnion in the following expression:
Mr.. Gloss has the sympathy of everybody
in his losses II is hoped that he will con
tinue his business with the assurance of :,
large share of public patronage.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-08-08
GETTYSBURG and Pen Mar.

We will operate a Special Excursion Train
from Piedmont and Stations intermediate to
Cumberland, thence t. Gettysburg and re
turn, with stop-over at Pen Mar, Tuesday.
August ~. Train will leave Piedmont $50
II. III. Cumberland Il. m. returning, leave
Gettysburg p. III. The round-trip fare will
be $500 from all stations except Mt. Saw
aye, and east which will be S1.t5. This
excursion VIII be operated under the au-
spices Of the Knights of PythiaS of Allegany
County, and the privilege of Stop-over at
Pen Mar at the same. rate, gives an oppor-
tunity to spend a pleasant day at one of the
cOuntrys most delightful mountain resorts.
f.. p. MCkENNA
General Passenger Agent
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-08-08
Accidents.

George Race, son Of Justus Race,
years old, working at ii washing ma.
chine Saturday afternoon of last week
was struck and painfully shocked by
lightning. Not seriously hurt.
Daniel j. Williams, superintendent Of
the county's quarry-work, had his RICH;
leg broken in the quarry at Corrigans-
vile Friday of last week. He was as
sisting in the handle of IA heavy stone
and failed to "get from UNDER III time
The accident "lays up IA good man fol
some time.
Howard Saurbaugh, employed ny F.
G.. McCulloh & Co., was badly hurt
Tuesday at Midland. He was engaged
unloading telephone poles and by some
accident fell and was overrun by the
pole-truck. Mr.. $. had recently re-
Gently returned from lengthy stay iii
Johns Hopkins hospital, Baltimore, and
it was feared much Of the good work done
for him there was undone by this mis-,
fortune, but is walking around again.
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Death of q CcntCnarian.

Mrs. Eliza Eagle, colored, died at the
home of her son, Robert, at Allegany,
Friday, July 81, 1908, believed by her
relatives and friends to have been l25
years old. She was horn i'll st. Mary s
county, this State, during the Revolu-
ton, and since the Civil War had drifted
up into this section. She had lived with
her youngest son, Robert, at Allegany,
8 years. For 20 years she had been
totally blind, but always accomplishing
and cheerful. She was the mother of q
children, the youngest of whom is u
years old. Funeral services at st.
Michael's Church Saturday solemnized
the close of an unusually long life.
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4 Surc Curc for Diarrhaa.

Coming as it does, in the busiest season,
when man can least afford to lose time, Il
sure and quick cure for dlarrhra is very de
sirable. Anyone who has given it II trial
will tell you that the quickest, surcst and
most pleasant remedy in use for this disease
is Chamberlain Colo, Cholera and Diar-
rhua Remedy. There is no loss of time
when it is used. as one or two doses of il will
cure any ordinary attack. 1t never fails,
and is pleasant to take. For sale by
l.. PARKER.
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Religious.

Rev William E. Wright preached his
farewell sermon i'll the Congregational
church last Sunday evening, and left
Thursday for his new passionate, Mid
dletown, Del, where he will preach to-
morrow Mr.. Wright is a scholarly,
pious gentleman. In his removal the
town ministry loses IA member fully
dedicated to Good words and works.