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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13

49,. Was, 9err 6leii9srmeifter
sic lafen Sbren Sobn ni9t ftubiren9'
rs bitt' sic, bat er mir gu efen
mubt ibm bic 8ilbuns mir; bat e
M gu efen-su mas brau9t e
bann a. 8ilbung?"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13

Rem Oorf. @eb. Cornelius 6.
Weus farb beute I'm ~. 2ebensjabre
in feiner @obnuna in Brooilpn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13
SrrjmfiflnngS &f Der
&ul1en,
Sas srienal pO1l Sort Artbur in 8rarb sei6o1en.
Se aue aaierOper. = &riessgeri6fite Gnfdsionng perLanst. @roBfarf
Sergins berble6t as GensralGonberueu in N}osfan. = Sobe Strafe
fit BilOerbe6.

Nleris uno Der Momiralitdt perbaftet
purbe, oerlanst Dor elm 2rieasseridt
geffeat gu uerben, ba feline 8srbaftune
uegen @ntfeauns bon Sbatiaden cine
@erlebung ieiner gbre bsbeute.
o iirt Ser9ius bIeibt
q eneral-@ ouberneur
BON osfau.
g t. Betersburg, IL. Se3.
SO miro beffdtiat. bab @roBfiirf Ser.
aius. Der Sntel beg ruiRfden 3aifers,
ben @ntidluB, feinen Mbidieo als @ou-
berneur bon Wostau ein,ureiaen. auf=
9egeben bat.
9obe Strae.
9a3an, IL. Dec. Stopan Mlias
Sibaipia. Der bas beriibmte @emdloe
Der ybeili9en SHUTTER bDn 2a3an" ge=
ffoblen bate, tpurbe au IL Sabren
3u9tbaus berurtbeilt.
Siibairifa.
q ufif9es 8 pfpitaIf4iff
n | m m I Q orrdtbeei n.
pfabt. Sop golonie, IL.
Se3. Dos ruiRi9e SOipitalidif Orsa
lanate beute bier an unb nabm @or-
rdtbe on Borb.
3wei groBe rufif9e 2riegsi9ife
paiiirten beute Worgen Sap point.
Seuti6Iano.
% Ser & o | b b o 9 M.
8erIin, IL. DEG. 3aiier @il-
6elm leitete beute perI6nli9 Die Gene
ralprobe bon 2eoncabalo's neuer Oper
Ser &olano bon Berlin. Mit Nus=
nahme tuea;ser Mitslieber bes faiIer-
lidsn Sausbaltes burfte Niemano
pdbrenb Der probe i'm f6niali9en
OperH 9auie ii9 aufbalten.
Der 8aiier ma&te psridieosne @or.
idldge meif prattii9er Matur. Die
Na4frase na4 SiBsn fur bic morsiss
premiere 8Orfenuns III cine unse-
u6bnlid farte. Sie Sbeater. 9eiiung
ma9te am Sonnabsnb Mbeno betannt,
baB 3aiier Wilbelm bic meifen Bartlett
Sibe uro &ang.8Ogen fur feline @dfe
bels9t babe.
Sbsater= Billet Mgenten bieten SIS
Bis $40 fur sinen SIP, ben fe nit
2ei9tisteit FIR $25 ooer $50 uieberum
Dertaufen. 2soncaballo erbielt bon
einem 9errn elm 4nerbieten bon $3.50.
falls er cine 2ose nit 6 Sibsn FIR ben.
ielben r~eferpiren tonne. vSelbf psnn
SO, 600 mir an9eboten ptirosn. tpdre
es elm Ding Der unm6gli9teit fiji
mid, mar bes @omponifen Mnttport.
Ser 2amp 9egen bas
w& ter.
Berlin, IL. Se3. SntereKenten
Der 8rauinbufrie i'm 9leinen, UNI ibrt
grifena tdmpfenoe Grandchildren,
Nneeffeate, 3pif9enbdnoler etc. Der.
anfalteten gefern cine protsfpsriamm.
lung sesen oas proponirte Werbot be,
8erwenoung bon Surrosaten in be,
gierbrauerei. &efsrent 5rib quit
ffbrte ails, baB Der Wunf9 mad ben
8erbot bon ben 9roBsn Mttisneefea'
f4aften ausgebe, Die germ bic Softer
Der 3ubereituns erb6ben miiroen, usnr
fe i4 oaour9 bic 2onturren3 Der tlei.
men unternebmer bonn Sal!e f&afer
f6nnten. Nur barauf Tel es abgeieben
Der @rleb oes Bsrbotes tpiiroe bic Rlein,
prohibition bancroft unb bic GROCER
8rauer 3u Monopoliffen Der 0unbi9af
MAIDEN. Do bic Nftiengeielinaften In
@rpOrtbier, nit oereu 6erfeluna BIZ
tleinen Brauer fi9 obnebin ni4t befai
len t6nnen, trob zines ioldsn Yerbote!
Surrogate benub,n f6nnten, 10 lieg
our9aus feiR @runo Dor, ibnen nod
meter in bic 9dnbe 3u fpielsn. Dabin
sebenoe gei4ltKe 9elansten sur I'm
nabme.
3meiidhriae Sienf3eit.
Berlin, IL. Deg. @in3elbsitel
ttber bic grb6buna Der 5rieoenspra
~ienafGrfe Der oeutIGen Nrmee fn0 ben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13
Riots befannt.

ri6teft bon Y0rf Wrf1ur. Ote 1apant=
i9erisits ssma6ten W%ittbeilungen tuer=
ben nit GROCER &eierpe aufsenommen.
g t. q etersburg, IL. Beg.
Die Momiralitdt ertldrte es FIR I'm.
pabr, bab Der Gar Die WiIfOn Der
Office. 6lOtte piberrufen babe. ueber
ben angsblidsn &id3ug bes Generals
St6Hel nad Dem 9iaotisB Berg lit bier
ni9ts bstannt; iebenfals wsroen bic
Sorts nidt preis9egebsn.
gs perlautet, baB @roBfiirf Ser.
aius, Der Ontel bes 3aren unb @Ou=
berrleur BON Wostau, ebeniO Sufi3.
miniffer Wurauiew refsnirt bdtten,
neil Der Gar fid ben li6eralen &efOrm'
6orosrungen oes Winifters oes Sue
nern, Spiatopolt : Mirstp, tbeiueife
figte.
Bort u rtburi n Branb
9ef4ofen.
% abingtor, IL. BEG. Die
iapaniide 9eianoti9aft bat oas fol-
eenbs Selsgramm bon Sofio erbalten
Die Bort 4rtbur Irmee neIbet, bab ihr
8ei9iBfeuer bel S9aoen an 8olben
6ia beruria9te unb Sort Nrtbur in
Sranb ieste. Die %brabtlOie Selesra-
pben : Station In @oloen 6iq lei
sr6Btentbeils serft0rt uno oas arienal
In Bort Nrt6ur brenne.
&uffif9e 4ngriff
Sotio, IL. Deg. Cine Nbtbei.
lung feinbli9er Snfanterie.sriif uniere
SteQungsn BEL plitaitoBu um 2 llbl
Wor9ens on. Siefelbe muroe isbOd
Bel 3agssanbru9 in wiloer 5ludi
nod Norben suridsetrieben. Bic
feinblide Nrtiaerie, bic fid usftli9 aui
benz Wanicao Berge poffirt batte,
bombaroirte am IL. DECEMBER Na9-
mitiags DaOtun unb Sang4iahaot3u,
au9 bonn Sa Berge aus muroen uniers
Sruppsn bel Yubaopa nit Mrtilerie.
feuer bef9Ohen. Die feinoli9e @aual.
lerie attadirte uns auf benz re4ten
Glubufer oes Dun; ieoOa wuroen ois
&uhsn untsr nambaftsn 8srluftsn in
uefli4er &i&tuna suriidgetrieben.
uniere Sruppsn erlitten in ben Der.
fdieoenen gneountrss teinerlei Ser.
LUTTE.
Sapani9e Nnsriffe u
Ri dsef1Ia9en n.
M ufben, IL. Ses. Die Sapane,
srifen Greitas Na9t peri9iebene Dial,
bic 8erf9an3unaen Der &uhen on.
tuurben ieoO9 isoesmal iuriidse
i9lagen.
Ruffif6e 3rie9sf9iff
an9e n.
subj q D., Sniel 3reta. IL
Deg. Sie ruifi4en 3reu3er deg uni
Snieper, fowie Der SorpeoOboOt. Ger
ft6rer @ro3np famsr beute Na9
bier on.
Il Il T Sogo.
SonoluIu, IL. Sea. Der britt
ide Sampfer .Sulmid" bat 4O(
f9uere Nrmfrone-S eidibe unb $500
Sonnsn Warine.W unition in Sapal
gelanoet. Die gorrdtbe tommsn II
bic iapanifden SdiHsbauh6fe. 81
@eidtbe ino oa3u beffimmt, Nomi
raI SosO's 5lotte augefibrt su tueroel
unb i'm 81 ieinem 3uiammsntrefel
nit Der Ofieeiotte better aus3urtften
Die Miifion Der vSulwi9@ folte &c
beim gebalten rperoen, aber bas 6abr
aeug lief AM Is. Hobember auf I'M
mubte einen Sbeil feiner 2abung q
2ano i9afen. Der Sampfer ,Mon
gslia" fu9r 3ufdIis boriiber uno sr
blidte bas 2arao.
Sementirt
@Iabibofo d, IL. Dec. Ml
unma6r uiro bic In ben 0ereiniate
Staaten ber6fentli9te Wittbsilun
beaei4net, oer3ufol9e bic 9o9ter cine
iapanii9en Off3iers auf Befebl bs
Wilitdr.g sb6roen aIs Spion erf9oKe
poroen fei.
RuBlano.
0ertangt friegs8eri4
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13

ttuBeH lDu. OIele OPtuleutuHH tUllu
i'm 2aufe Der nddFfen 5 Sabre GEE
iaeben; ieoes Sabr tretsn eini9e tauisno
Wann mebr binsu.
@s iOlen in ben 5 Sa6ren neu ge=
f4aHen tperoen: 8 Snfanterie=B atail=
lone unb 9 acknowledgements 3u 5
gscaorons, nobel aber i1on IL por=
banosne gseatrOns Sdser sii pfero in
Mnre1nung tommen, 10 baB muir %
neue g~scaorOns ssforoert tperoen, fer=
ner swei neus gompagnien 6uBartile=
RE, brei piOnier= BataiQone uno elm
S%slesrapben Battalion. Sie 9esen-
udrtise GrieoensprdIenfdrte bes Ses=
res betrd9t 495, 500 Wann.
Gerner piro Der 8eieBentuurf be-
trefenb bte Wenoerune Der Webrpfi4t
bsfannt sema9t, artiiel l ftreidt bic
Befimmung, tuona4 Die eriten bret
Sabre bes Sienftes i'm febenoen Deere
bel ben Gabne1 gu leifien fino, fist
aber ben AbiaB bin3u:
Sie Wannidaften Der @abaIerie uno
reitenben Geloartilerie oienen orei, bic
Sruppen aler anbsren WaHensattun=
gen smsi Sabre. SIN Sale nOtbwens
bigger 8ertdrtungen t0nnen auF Ins
orbnung bes &aiiers bic su entlafen.
ben Wannidaften su%riidbebalten mere
oen." IS fOlgen nod cine Wenge ans
berer Beffimmungen.
Seoenfals 1T bic 3~weiidbrise Sienf.
seit elm redt pe%rflauilirtes y@ef4ent".
8~eIonoers in Der ftarten 8ermebrung
Der @apallsrie fanu nidts anoeres err
blift peroen, ais Die Wieoerfebr Der
bereits einmal bonn &ei9stas abeelebn=
ten 6oroerung. Sabsi if bic @aballe=
rte our Nebeaia9e seworoen; baben
bod Die berDbmten uno einff 10 gefiir9=
teten @oRafsn in benz ieBigen 4rtese
in Ofafien teinestpegs bic auf he ge=
iebten Grmartunsen erftiat.
Grhberer Offisier er-
9ieBt @eIiebte.
8erIin, IL. Se3. Gin b6af
ienfatiOnelsr 8orfal wiro aus @ras in
Steisrmart semeloet. BORT erf9Ob Der
friibere Offisier 3ufdel, wel9er i'm
Sabre 1902 Sirigsnt oes WOl3ogen=
idsn uebsrbrettls mar, auf benz BRO
menaben : CONCERT feline ebemalige
8raut 2eontine Sraunmieier, bon tpel=
der er S9uloen balber auriidgetuisfen
tuoroen mar. 9as 3ablrei9e Publis
fun, peldes benz CONCERT bsiwobnte,
gerietb tiber ben 8Orsans in cine pa.
nitartige 8etiir3ung.
WerItn's Weibna6ts9e e.
9dft.
Bertin, IL. Se3. Bisber bat
bas biefse Weibna9ts9efddft feline
groBen grfOlge 3u be3eihnen unb Inn
ben Rleinbdnolern an Die 9ano su ge-
ben, baben fat ale faufmdnnii4e Der.
cine Der Stabt al oas Poli3eiprdioium
cine petition geri9tet, in tpelder nm
6reieabe Der beiben lebten Sonntage
fur bic Bertaufstbdtigteit na93eiu4i
tpirb.
Tranfrei@.
Sobesura9e rdtbfeIbat.
paris, IL. Sea. gu elmer mp'
feri0ien Mnselegenbeit ud4f fid bei
Sob bes nattonalifii9en Seputirteu
Spbstpn aug, Der in ieiiem -9auie 3u
Neuilp als 9si9e aufssfunoen tpuroe.
wdbrenb Der @asbabn feines 3immers
often ftano. Spueion bate ben ST.
3riegsminifsr Mnore befanntli9 in be,
3ammer gsobrfeigt. DAB Der Sepu'
tirte 9erabe an benz Sage ffarb, mo bi'
bonn parlament iiber i'm ~berbdn9tl
Musi9lubfrif abselaufen mar, wirt
als febr beroddtis be3ei9net.
Gin 8eri&t mill uiRsn. bab Spbe'
ton ni1t einem unglifli9en 3ufaa
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13
prnt.

&ommer5ienratb Glib
Gals i'm elm Snpalibe Inn cir
4lmofen anfpri9t, gum Siener):
Sean, f6ent ibm d 4utompbil Sptem
1902"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13
DER Grrd1aHamnnn.

Ser junse Munn is gang perliebi
In unire Glara-tperb' i9 ibm ab5ieber
25 prosent bon Der Mitaift!"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-10-15
Religious.

Services at the Union street Baptist
Church tomorrow Sunday morning at
1O1s o'clock, and evening at -, Ser
mons by pastor, Rev, f. G. Allard.
Regular services to-m.irrow Sunday
at the Congregational Church, Bowery
street. Rev. Ella Evans at lOi., "A. III.
Subject-"Sin Hindrance to Prayer
At p. III. Rev. J. J. Evans will preach
Miss Morfydd Evans will sing at the
evening service. Sunday School at . p.
III. Senior Christian Endeavor at 6:l5
p. III. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 7:45. Junior Christian En-.
deavor Friday afternoon at H.. "All
are cordially invited
Preparatory services began last even
ing, 18th inst, at ~ o'clock, st. Paul's
Lutheran Church, for Holy Communion
tomorrow Sunday at 1Oi. "a. III. and :
p. m. Brief remarks at the latter ser
vice. IAN members are urged to he
present upon these occasions. Visitors
are welcome"
At First NJ E. Church tomorrow
Sunday autumnal sermons by the
pastor, Rev. A. II. Thompson. Subject
at IL Il. m.-"The Voice of the Seasons :"
~ p. Nam Unmarked Sign of an
Approaching Change"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-10-15
Additional.

"Citizen' omitted stating that in the
change from danger to safety-a change
desirable at any ",p'nse, the same crew
which brings car from Homecoming to
Frostburg and returns with it now can
perform the same office then
The additional run proposed is con-
siderably less than Il mlle-not over
half the 1000 feet named by Mine
teenth Century"
The run now reaches Water street on
Union; it will then, after reaching
same latitude on Loo street, run to High,
across TO Union, thence back to Water,
making circuit, as stated, considerably
less than mile more than now made.
Then nearly all the town will be
served each trip, no part t"ic' S"rr'd.
Then, as now, the "GladStone" can
be the terminus of each division, and by
subtracting few minutes from the
present stay ut the terminus the Iona
coming car can come and go as now
Above all, the company, "D'irr he
n"n'x g"idonre, will be enabled to avoid
the Grant street chute, d"Sid"rnt"m
IN ITSELF worthy of adoption by any
up-to-date corporation.
"Nineteenth Century, as signature
for a letter showing so much concern
for the selfi-hness of IA corporation that
prefers the chrop"rss which Kills to the
cost which both accommodates and
sures, is mlsnOmer
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-10-15
New Business Locals.
Letter to AMMAN 4 Beall,

Dcar Sirs-Your business is, when house
burns down, to give the owner some money
to build a new one. II is Il good business
Queer that the world got on so long with.
out it.
We paint the one that burnt down and the
new one too. What is better, we paint the
houses that don't burn down.
You insure the houses that burn: we in
sure the houses that don't. You have the
ashes and smoke all the houses are ours.
We paint lead-and-Zinc; DcvOc. We sell
the paint to painters we don't paint
Leadand-oil is the old fashion paint
Devoc is zinc ground in with lead and
linseed oil the best paint in the world and
the cheapest, because it takes fewer gallons
than mixed paints and it wears twice as long
as lead-and-oil. Nobody wants poor paint
there's lots of it, though, in the world.
\. NJ. Griffin, Plantield. n. j.. writes:
Mr. Aaron Higgins, of Plainticld, always
used Is gallons of mixed paint for his house.
Last Spring he bought 10 gallons of Deyoe
and had 4 gallons left"
Yours truly.
81 f. w. DEvoE Il Co.
.-4g"J w. SHEA sells our paint
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-10-15
Coming Events

Mountain Chapter, No. II, Order of
the Eastern Star, will provide an oyster
supper at the Ritterwatts Inn next
Thursday evening, 10Th inst. at small
cost per-this in pursuance of some
good object the Order has in view. OF
course, those in charge want everybody
to come, eat and be happy. Indeed,
one lady says she will not object to
anyone eating twice that evening The
Eastern Star, so very different from
other stars, is the feminine adjunct to
the most ancient of all Orders, Free
Masonry
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-10-15
EpwOrth League Rally.

Tuesday, October q. 1901, is the day
set apart by Southern Methodists for an
EpwOrth League Rally in Grace Church,
corner Steyer and Beall streets.
Many visitors from abroad are eX
pected. and the exercises will he of I'M
usual interest. rs indicated by the
4. w. PROGRAMMES
9 devotional Exercises
9l5-"How lar Should the League Under
take to Furnish Entertainment for its
Members ?"-R" T.. H. To""on.
9:3j-General Discussion.
9I5-"The Leagues Part in Teaching the
Distinctive Doctrines of MethOdism.-
R" e. f. Simmons.
lO:05-"The Fourth Department (rccently
added to the League. )-Re". J. q. letter.
lO:25-iencral Discussion.
l0:45-lntermission.
II -Scrmon.-Rcr. G. T. u. Collins.
r. w.
2:3o-Devotional Exercises.
245-"The Second Department Aiding the
Pastor. Ter. Frank Jenkins.
3:O5-General Discussion.
315-"Do the Epworth League and the Sun
day School Conflict in Their Work ~
Rer. G. =. !SdnfOn.
335-General Discussion.
345-"The Epworth League in the Methodist
Episcopal Church Rev. DR.. A. H.
Thompson.
4:15-Question Box.
7 Song Service. Frostburg League.
observation-disclosures Responsibility for the
Success of Christianity, and the Ep
worth Leagues Part in the Work. -
lHey j. T. Williams.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-10-15

For the week corresponding with this
i'll 1874 the paragraphs below comprise
in part items of occurrence then new:
Grand jury discharged October 10, 1874.
At the home of the bride, this place,
October ~, 1874, by Rev. l.. w. Haslup,
Miss Virginia I. Getzendanner was married
to Mr.. George X. Bell, of Staunton, Va.
Bride was the only daughter of DR.. J. +.
GetZendanner.
+. J. llutson was appointed assistant
superintendent of the New Central Coal
Company.
Henry, son of Christian Lehr was shot
October Il, 1874, while ''chestnutting" by
someone supposed to be hunting. Three
shot entered his right breast. Not seriously
hurt.
O. G. Getzendanner, son of DIR. J. T.
Getzendanner, left October u, 1874 for
Cleveland, Ohio. to practice law.
Indian summer.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-10-15

Under date of August 81 DIR. Mar.
shall l.. Price, State Board of Health
representative, made a lengthy report t.
Council. He describes very completely
and accurately the towns sources of
water supply and their environment,
and in brief, reaches the conclusions
l. That Arnold spring water appears to be
good but "a definite statement is reserved
until ANALYSIS is made
, In the first place, it is quite difficult to
get over the impression that this water is
bad; in the next it rs clear. palatable and
usually abundant Definite statement re-
served" etc.
3, Dry spring"-not essential to system.
Quality of water not stated
/, The springs on what he calls 1.-THE
north slope (should he ~eSt,) are not
suspected.
The report favors the building of a
new reservoir whence drainage will
flow from instead of into.
The ice made by Mayer Bros is pro-
nounced "absolutely pure"
Altogether, there seems to be good
deal to do vet in order to get what most
of the people have imagined Councils
have been working for-an ideal water
supply.
Drs. J. G. Cobey and j. Marshall
Price, the towns Health Officers, refer
to the foregoing report and, suggesting
its incompleteness, ask Council for per-
mission to have proper examination
made of the suspicious waters.
They unite with the State Board in
suggesting II new reservoir.
They suggest the removal of the
Reese slaughter house to point below
reservoir level and placing the other
two slaughter houses Mt same point.
They suggest also the diversion of the
Reese meadow water-cOurse away from
the reservoir; the disconnection of 1.-THE
Wittig spring from the town system;
that all pfrsons sho"d boil the Tdier
bcfore drinking; that the springs be
more substantially protected; open and
clean the ditch around the reservoir,
and repair the fence.
On the west side they found reservoir
and springs i'll good condition except
coverings and surface ditching.
Savage river water, pronounced dad,
ought not to be permitted to run into
towns system.
In town call persons are urged to
clean and lime every gutter, hOg-pen,
stable-yard and clubhouse on or near
their premises for their own and others
safety"
There are natural waterways in de-
plorable condition, sufficient to cause
epidemics. Four of these are named
one each from Taylor and Beall street,
one from east and one from west Union
street.
Attention is especially directed to
cutters OH Water and Mechanic streets,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-10-15
Sacred Concert.

Sacred Concert.
The German Arion Band will favor all
religious elements tomorrow Sunday
afternoon with ten popular numbers of
sacred music.
Aside from the vocal specialties named
i'll the following programme nearly forty
resonant instruments will fill the n"di-
torium with melody:
1, Opening Wdrch-"Onward, Christian
Soldiers ................T. w. carter
,, Giofja-12th Mass. ..............M ozorf
3, Soto Contra'to-"The Holy City
Miss ISABELLE BROwN.
1, Grand Sacred Potpo"rrj-"Joy to the
World .......... .......... BdrnhoUsc
), Trombone .SoIo-Rossinis ".Trobot
N"ter' ...................N ". McyreIi'S
Thomas POWERS.
Il, .Sdncf"s-l2th Mass. .............. Nozarf
Z, Clarinet iSo'o-"How Can | Leave
lntc ~. -. or
JoHN &. RUPP.
8, fcicsfiW O"ertHre. ......H PrsH''iriW,
9, .Soprrno !Soio-"LOve Divine
MISS LENoRE SMYTmE.
10, Hymn-"Iead Kindly Light
The concert will be held in the Frost.
burg Opera House at BE O'Clock p. III.
There wW b. no admission charge un,l
errrgbOdy is inrif"d 10 dttend,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-10-15
Election News.

c. II. Walker, representing the West
ern Union Telegraph company, tells the
JOURNAL he is prepared to furnish in
dividuals, residences, theatres, clubs,
public gatherings, newspapers, etc,
rates for news on election night, Nov.
Sth. As many will wish to hear results
before they retire. better associate and
take up collection
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State Normal School.

Wednesday, October 10Th, Peggy
Stewart Day. at 10 a. m, Rev. H. S.
Ecker, of this place, will deliver an adj.
dress appropriate to the day before the
Faculty and students of the State Nor
NAL School.
Parents and friends are invited 10
attend.
The principal expects to have other
lectures before the School from time 10
time in the current year.
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Accounted For.

"They don't hit very laboriously with
those picks" remarked an observer of
the workers on the Broadway pave
Thursday.
mo" responded bystan der a-stand-
ing by, II don't think the price justifies
hard licks.'
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Accidents.

Miss J Flossie johnson was thrown
from her horse near Eckhart Friday of
last week and painfully but not seriously
hurt
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Now Advertisements.
NOTICE
Application for Saloon License.

VIZ HEREAS, The following named per,
w son has, in compliance with Chapter
li0 of the Acts of the General Assembly of
Maryland for the year lS9d, as amended ny
l. and as amended by the Acts of 1904. Pub.
lie Local Laws of Allegany county, filed with
the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Allegany
county his Application for License to sell
Spirituous and Fermented Liquors at his
place of business in Allegany county as be-
low stated
Notice is Hereby Given, That all remOn-
strances against the issuance of License to
said Applicant must be filed with the under
signed before Saturday. November ),
1904. j. w. YOUNG, Clerk
ROBERT +. ROBERSON-residng in Frost
burg, Md. place of business on Bowery
street. $50 feet from p +. Carroll's store.
Oct l5-3t
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TOWN AND VICINITY.
Died.

Orman III. Frost, Il son of Meshech
Frost, founder of Frostburg, died
Thursday near New Germany, Garrett
county, aged "a years.
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Transferred Total Transferred

Revision next Tuesday will reduce the
gains considerably.
Messrs. L. p Wolfe and Thomas S.
Davidson are the officers in No. II.
John c. Harris and John H. Footen in
No. IL, James N. Parker and William
H. Jeffries in No. 20. and Noah H.
Hendley and Frank Spates in No. %.
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Business Locals.

Bank Notice to the Public.
We, the undersigned announce that W,
have decided that after this date we will moi
open our Banks for business on Pay Nights
Therefore, outside of Regular Banking
Hours we shall be open Only on Saturtia!
Nights at the usual time.
The First National Bank,
X. AMMAN, Cashier.
The Citizens Natl OnaI Bank,
FRANK WATTS. Cashier.
The Fidelity Savings Bank,
g. DUp IIoCKING, Treasurer.
Frostburg, Md, July II, 1904.
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Registration.

Rcgist rat ion.
The results of the sittings in the town
districts are shown in the following
tables:
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1901.