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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-27
AID INFINlTUM.

Catholic Standard and Times.
Il Mrs. Ascurn-I'm surprised to find you
looking for another servant. thought
you engaged one yesterday.
Mrs. Hiram Offen-Oh! she's a lady,s
maid She merely waits on me. I'm look
Ing for another one toawait5on her.
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az oREYEp.

CasseIIs LONDON 7JOurHd
did you deliver my message to Mr..
Smith, asked the merchant
New Office Boy-No. sir. He was out,
and the office was locked up.
well why didn't you wait for him, as
I told your
There was a notice on the door, sir.
saying Return at once so came back
as quick as I could. /"
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Jagway-Could you swear off drinking
if you wanted to? -
Toperly-Sure. But what's the use OF
needlessly perjuring yourself?
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-27
PEOPLES PULPIT
G. I. MORRILL,.
t OLD FAITHFUL. I"

.ss
//T UNCLE higher CALL For
~ a which he
~ to the
Twisted by sxty-six
Hoods question life
kind
up
frame d
II ...8%
On occasion in hurry,
against knock I
how happened without
or apology. Uncle Billy simply said
"Oh that's all 8a tE@
holidays him Christ
dinner but he kindly refused it with Give it to some one who
needs it than
Not little talk with him about the cement
he sold, and asked him what He replied:
will 4
a ~,
He looked sniingy II wish it could
incide had
a
At last his tired Sunday the body lay
childhood
will forget him his Silent manness OF grief
there might
inscription:
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$500 to the Dakotas.
Via the 500 Line every Tuesday in
March and April. Ticket Office 119
South Third Street.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

MODELS MADE; INVENTIONS DEVELOPED
and perfected: patented mechanical cleo
trical appliances, novelties an! machinery
manufactured and repaired. Despatch Mfg.
Co, 112 LIST st n.
PATENTS PROMPTLY OBTAINED, BOUGHT,
sold and manufactured IS years established;
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American Patent Market. st. Paul. MINI.
WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT. Patent Lawyers
II and solicitors: main office, 020-9S5 Guaranty
building, Minneapolis. MINI. 52 McGtll build
ing. We,hin:.sc-- D. G. =
PATENTs-PRoTEOT YOUR IDEAs-No PAT
emit no fee Consultation free. Established
1854 Milo B. Stevens & Co., SOL 14th st,
Washington.
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MOVING

SAFES BOILERS AND HEAVY MACHINERY
moved: household goods moved pnd stored or
packed for shipment by expert packers: carr
of household goods made up for the coast; fire.
quent shipments and big saving in freight.
Boyd Transfer and Storage Co.. 46 Sd st s.
cAMERoN'6 TRANSFER AND STORAGE; Elk
pert packers for storage ,r shipment: large and
conlmodious vans for moving. Office 200 Me.
ollet. both phones 1908. Residence. 7. 9. 1924
THE NJ. P. D. DELIVERS PACKAGES IN CITY
Zoe. St Paul 15c $40 4th 8. Both tells 1902
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WATCH REPAIRING

q FOR CLEANING WATCHES, 81 FOR MAIN
springs. John S. Allen. 10 Guaranty bldg.
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STOVE REPAIRS

REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES. GREAT WEST
ern Stove Repair Co.. 312. Hennepn av.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-22
Nn OaS Gublitunl.

Die n55reie 8rene" bat i1ber 400
etabfirte Ngenturen i'm Stante, tpirb
al iiber 700 &oitofficen nerionbt, uno
bat cine eroRe gerbreitung in Der
0abbar= 9tepubfit Weritp, i'm Snoia=
ners9 s9erritDrium uno Otlabptna.
Sbr Girfulotions=@ebiet in 3eras
erftredt fi6 oDn @alueitDn biz binauf
nob Denton, pnn Mariboll i'm Often
bis na6 81 A5alo n; fernen Weiten;
e8 IdlieBt ielbitueritdnbli9 nit be-
fonhers 5ablreiben 2elern bas oidt=
beitebe1te W1ittel= el=5eraa dlb Den 5iio=
tpeiten elm.
Stuei Heiiembe iino beftdnDtg, iabrs
ein, iabraus i'm Sntereiie bes Blat=
tes unterpees uno fiibren bemielben
I'M Gereit nit unieren rlibrieen 2D=
tal : 9tgerten forttpdbreno neue 9es
fer sl,.
Sn anbetrabt oieier 9batia1en 1T
ote pSreie Breife", mD es iih barum
banoelt, Die oeutl6e 8ep6lterung gu
erreiden, oas bette sGmseige Wses
blum ~ StaGte Geras.
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An die dGutschen LOgeR uRd VereIne.

Bir iino non Dem YDrltano oes
% entib : U meritanifb den
N ational Bunoes' Or. 6.
S. 5egamer. Brdiioent, uno gtoUlf
9imfl, Sefretar; in 8bilaoelpbia
alifaeforoert tuuroen, ibn Die 9tanten
Der oeutihen 8ereinigungen mitsu=
teilen, oanlit er iib nit oenIelben
oireft in gerbinouna ieBen tann.
g8ir rlbten nun Die Bite an ale
oeutihen Bereine, 2oeen etc. in Der
Staot, ilns Die n0tigen Nneaben su
liefern, 0arnlt mir fie benz 8Uritano
oes ,Delitib=a =amerifaniIhen Gatio.
nais Bunoes iibermitteln fDunen.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

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PREssE FUER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
IN the State Of Texas.
It has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-offices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course manly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts Of the
state.
Two t1avel1ng men and our
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tinuously adding new sub
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In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
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Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulatlon
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5ir $500 ltatt 9entldlauO.

DeutIb amerifaltilbe 3eitunoen
tDeroen i'm olten Goterlano nit arc.
Ben Sntereile 9elelen, neil 1ie fid
fret anslpreben uno boufiq BON BRIT
ben mebr Neltigteiten un6 9eahrih=
ten bringen, als Die beutlden Rel.
tungen ielbit. Die n6reie 8reIle fir
8elas lit oriibeu ilberal(, tpphin tie
gelanot miro. Elm Iebr gern qelebener
8oit uno fam ii6 riibmen, glner=
tennun9 tno 8iirbigung su finoen,
tpte aus sablrei6en 8riefen a11 uns,
lotple an 0ieienigen, tpelbe oos 8latt
an tbre 8erspanbten lbifen, beruor.
3ebt. 9Ser baber leinen 8ertpanoten
nto Trennoen cine Sreube erlueilen,
ibnen ein milfonllnenes @e1henf
MAIDEN nil, Der beitelle fir fie Die
rSreie Brefie fit geras". Da8 Sn-
terelle fir 3eras, lpie iiberbaupt fir
ben Stant uno Die @eeeno, no bic
Sertpanoten tpobnen, 1T in 0eutId)=
lano iebr lebbaft unb es 1T un1nDo.
llb, IN BriOatbriefen cine 10 ariino.
lide auffldrllne unb geldreibunQ
oes fremoen 2anoes gu eeben, uie
otes pie vTreie greiie4 alfp6hent=
ltb tbut. Sir ben geringen Breis
BON So oerienoen mir portDfrei unIer
tetbbaltiges 8o9enblatt auF elm Sabr
an iraeno cine Ibreife im Qug(anbe.
Die ssreie Vreiie fir 3eras gubl.
GOnlbanf,.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-22

9enerllieutenaut garl StoHel,
Der nenernnnnte &oiulnanoeur oes
oritten oitiibiriiden Nrmeeforps, lit
elm eeborener DentIder. @r 1T in
Wtaaoeblirg aeboren lno bat als Snz
aenieur an oeutihen tehnliden
Sbulen ittoirt. Spater luhte er
leiu Slid in HnBlano su MAIDEN.
Gr lieB iidl noturaliiiren unb trat
in oas ruiiiibe Seer elm. gr bat
iih bereitS i'm 8Drertrieg als Seer
fiibrer nlSgeSeibnet.
Der &eibstagSabgeoronete
Ober 2an0eSaerihtsratb 6oeren,
tuelher Den nierten 9rierer Wabls
freis Dertritt uno oem Centrum anz
geb0rt, bat cine 5lugifrift .Sittllber
@ieoeraanp" ner6ffentliebt. in mel.
her er Die acknowledgements Sit.
tenloiigteit oes oeutihen 8olfes in
ben Qrellten Jarben ausmalt uno
bic Shaffuna elmer groBen Organic
iation CUR BefdmpFuna Der unfitt=
lidBteit anregt.
- Berlin, Is. sSebr. @roBes NuG=
ieben in lueiteiten& &reiien erreet oer@rs
laB eineS 6aftbefebls aeeen ben @enes
raltpniul Stephan 2iirrlonn bon 0res
men, ben gbef oes oils bnnterOtt Qe=
meloeten alten uno bodanaeiebenen
Bantbauiea 2iirmailn uno GObn.
Die Slntlage Iautet auf Depot lin.
teri1laaunaen. Der felt oem Sabre
1900 unabtpenobare Banterutt lunrz
De, tpie bic llnteriutbaue ergeben bat,
ourb fall6e Buhungen uer0ecft.
9urmann lit nab England aefluben.
Nus 86ln miro beribtet, oaB Der
WDlentnontn9 inf0lae bes tuiblDIen
Wastenauges uno oes Idlled)ten gSet.
ters fart beeintr1dtiat tuDroen 1T.
Oagegen bat Die Rarnepatsfeier in
Wtains ben beiten gerlnuf genpms
men.
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10. G a u i / I

10. e p / t E |.
NG3 dreb 2ineoln bemertte nit
gCH Staunen, baB nit ibrem
CIV 0ater eine pollitdnbige
Manblung bor9ing, Der
fonif 10 ernite foreeuoe Wann, ber nit
@orten tdrgte, unb iibsr jehe aleinigs
teit in nerp0fe 4ufregun9 gerietb, mar
jest itets better unb gtfprddis. Marsp
ertoppte TIN iosar einmal babel, tpie er
Elm lltltiges Qieo6en trdllsrte. Gtine
altibung, ipel9e er friiher ptrna1l0is
itgt bate. mar san6 nad Der W1obe
Gr 6atte itbr piel in 5atinotolpn 5u
thgn unb mar iiberbaupt penig mebt
au 6altis I'm UtdrgD betiimnerte er
ft4 gar nid3t. er par mebr h1fhth ais
ber8lid, entfhulbiete fit mt ,@eI1dfs
ten unb lieB einmal bur9bliden, hab
er bic QiaeolnzStatioll, auf Der es fir
ibn felt Dem @infall bes 9sutihen hpd
nun Aerger gabe, 81 pertauftn gsbsnts
@r iperbe nan benz geiellfhaftli6en
Mittslpuntte Der M,lt, mad parts
eeben, UNI eHblib bic s5rii1te feiner
lan9idbri9en 2lrbtit gu geniebsn.
Margb, tpel9e friiber sinem iplaen
glane tebbaft 3ugeitinmt bate, mar
jeBt fpenig erbdut oapon. Gr bate
iiher bas 6egentbeil eripartet, BERN es
perbrob i'm, oaB tie biefe Qnbeutun9
gar 10 fiibl aufnabnl. Sic srtlGrte,
baB fie bod fehr an ber 9einatb bdnge
nno fein @erlan9en mebr nan Der ipge
ndnntsn sroben Welt babe, feitbem iit
ite etnmal fliidtis tennsn ge(ernt.
MiftreB Mab6rind unb Milter GIliot
fesen @efd0pfe oieier Don 9ineolns=
Citation 70 tpeit abliessnben Welt, unb
bic tonne man bod nur peranten.
Der Squatter ertpiberte in grpBer
0erlseenbett, baB man fi9 On bic eigene
8ruft greifen fotle, sbt man anbere Ders
urtbeile. Gr tuerbe ii6 jebeufolls pur1
Mar9p nidt beitimmen laiien, iein aes
ben in Der MiibntB gu be5dliebsn. St
fsi nod nidt 70 aft, um fir bie sgrsu-
ben bes 2ebens f9on abesitorben gu
fetn. Jnt 8egentbetl, ct fuble iid nod
re4t trdftig unb tutrbs jest erft an Die
1pflege fsinsr @sfunbbeit gtbsn.
Wargp {biitttts in ftummer Ser.
iDunbtrung leife ben Sppf.
SIR 0ater bemerfte es.
.8u mOdteft mid tpohl tobt ieben2"
brolite er alit
yabsr 8otsr!~ ltieB Marep Usrstpsi.
fstf beraus.
.gaun, ss iit ia nur Der natiirliAs
2alf ber Diuse, fagte er sallie. .baB
bic atnber, tpeHn tie in etn 8einiiiss
Utter tommen, bic Gitern beerbsn motb=
ten. um Der lditisen 8spormunbune
ent1oben 3l iein unb iid bdg aeben
mad eigenem @tfdmad sin5uri9tsn.
.Nie ba6. ih an bergleibsn eebaat,
@oter, rtef Mareb in Iittlidsr @mp0.
runs. Sd fam nur annebmsn, boB
On unter bem Gtnbru6 einer 5anuci~
nation Ittbit"
[9ortiebuna folot.
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Nerlanat.

Gin oeutibes iuaoes Waodlen, be.
fobIat, eitletn ahtidbrigen S{naben
uno elnem iiebeniibrigen Wtdodlen
oen eriten Sbulunterrid)t 3u erteilen
llno pillie i'm 9ausbalt Silfe su lei.
item. miro in Der ssanlilie zines bent.
id]en ar8tes i'm 9torben Wterifo 3
gefndt. gn9abe BON @ebo!tsons
lprtlben uno @lnpfeblunqen inter
ginienouna Der photographic an oie
&eoattion Der nSSreie 4reIJe Iiir
3eGas unter - eutIAe Qehres
rim" 81 rihteu,
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Werlaust tueroen nebrere intell1aente
8erlonen, UNI fir elm lett elf SSabren nit
groBen 8apital ctabliertes Saus in per.
lrbteoenen Staaten gu reiien, I'M aaufe
leuten unb aaenten profitable 8Drl1hlaqe
Iiio Sfferten 5lt MAIDEN. Bermonenfe
Stele. 8D9entlirbes Salair $24.O0 unb
&eiles unb S0tel>tlnfoiten, leoe @phe inn
8nraus. @rfabruu9 nitht n6tia. @ebt
Heferen5en an uno icbidt einen Sriefunts
lcblag nit -Nbreiie fir &iicfanttuort.
National, Canton Building, Chicago
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sd no1m lie pon Der grult meintr

sd nabm lie pon Der grult meiuer
tooten U}utter. Sic lit nit i6rem
Dilute beneBt, enfgegnets er ernIt pa
1T iie lpobt lpertb. nit bfm Degen per
eint 81 fem Der and heute nod mein
tbeuerites 8ermd6tniB 1T aus bunfltr
8ergdngsnbeit"
Ntar9D OtiidB f1peigenb leinen
4rm unb bot i6m ibff Gippen gum
RUB.
Ridi ne6r tan9e burften bic 2iebens
ben bier in trautem @eIprdd perpeilsn.
Damn itiegen iie fpieber 8u YFeroe uno
ritten duf oislqelpnnpenem 8eqe nath
benz @ingdnq Der perItedten Schludt.
9fo6 Elm leBte5 9sfliiitertea Wort,
nod. ein lebtes 9(neindnberordfen Der
aippen, bonn fpren9ten lie na6 per
f4iebenen Hidtuneen bobon, ben Ioisn
Whitenidnb 5u Staub altftpiiblenb.
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VnRte betmabe fetn pebeu EN-.

S. 9. 0rner in yrantlin grope,
Sus.. soa iid) bel einen uufaI-
feline 8feroe gingen ourd - einen
freiienoen Sbaben am 8eine au,
Der bier Sabre alien 6ei(oerIuden
Der Gerste saben Mioeritano leiltete.
Gber y8udlen's glrnica Salbe
bradte iofort 6ellung. 9ielelbe lit
gleih gut fir granbtuunoen, Quets
fhunaen, 6autausidlaa uno 6as
nlerrhoioen. sSiir 25 Gents Die
Shaftel bel s. aalteuer & Subn
unb G61lpt 9reif'.
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asertpollcr ais tsolo.

sd lit an llnueroaulid,teit
uno Nerboiitat, idlreibt s.. S. @reen
Don 9aneaiter, sc. 8. .9tidts balf
mir, BIC ib anfina, .@lectric Bitters4
su rebmen, tueldeS Wtittel audi mel.
ne Satin ieit Sabren in belter @e=
illnobeit erbdlt. Sic iaet, Electric
Bitters" iei ausae5eidnet aeqen
Srauen.8 8rant6eiten. uno oaB eS uu=
iibertrOffen iei fir it1tpade uno ab-
aeipannte ssrauen. Breis so Gents.
Grbdltlih bel S. 8alteuer nno Sobn
uuo abplpb 9reiB.
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@rmnDeiaemtumS ltcbertraounoeu

!. .S. u. Sudlsr an 8oul g6ers, @runb.
rad an 8eitsgommerce StrnBe, 81, $50.
eeieittnee Riaematn an g8m. 5enfter.
mafer, @ruubitiid am Ntarfet.souare
$246.
garD laDlor on q. .as. Soltner ,e5runo4
itiid an 3anaIa Ctr, $75.
Goolpb Sbmibt an gsH6eln 9ehne.
9rnnoitiid an Snena 8iita Str, $500.
Otto 9Nhalin an s(manba SehdFer.
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De- aalt, cement. Sano, Bod.
ltetne, feuerfeite Steine uno 9fpn,
9beer uno Gspbaltpapier, Daf)pappe.
3beer uno gspbaGt, Oel, Gerpentin,
5arben, 8fas &c. &c. Itets oprrdttia
bet s. &. 1ieInGnn, 306 Of.
@onliaeres-StraBe gtiebrige BreiIe.
quite 9Sanre iotute quite nno reeIIe
5eolentiig toeroeu QarQntirt :.
TetepbDu 4I0s
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Sin ftarfer gci,us

S9hBeH Sic ben &0rptr gegen Rrant.
belt hur5 9utt'sspi[ten, Elm abTolutes
9silmittel fir 8opffdmsr3en, 0pspep.
iia, WoIaria, Sartlsibi9feit un6 d6nlis
ds aeiheH.
Pas 1riekrab hes 3ebsns.S
Or. 9utt: 8brt 2sber g]illen Iinb pas
3riebrab bss 2tbens. Sd perpe ltets
benz 3ufaa bunfbnr Itin. lusl6er mir
bieIeIben Su nsin,r asnntuib brQ6te.
g. : 8dirIeieh. ptattt Cannon. gol.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
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9. u. & u. q. ssabu.

I L
Nab @nero, goafun, Soulton uao @al.
peiton, tdelih 90 @ortt,.
uno 9.45 M6enes
@acb eorpns gbriiti. 8odpert unb Bee.
bile taglid1 -. ............2.l5 9achm.
Nab Borne nno aerrnttle. taglicb 49,.
- .................. 1926 Born.
Nab Bbrne nno &errnille, Samstaas 3. 40
Nachnt. Nnfunft Montaes $50 Ibenbs
Nntunft.
Son guero, gloofntu. 6ouiton uno Col.
oeiton, tdaltb .........7.45 WiDroens
uno $50 Mben0s. ....
Son Corpus Ghrifti, &pfpDrt unb See
bile tdalib. j: ::35 Nochnl.
Son gbrne nnb 8errpille. taatih. h.....
,................... Mhenhs.
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Cine Gerbinouna bon 6uIten
uno grtdltuna lit oDppelt unanoes
nebnt, per ie6od1 iibere Qinoeruno
haben lpia, nebme Or. auauft RDs
mas 9amburaer 8rufttbee nadl
8ebrauhsanmeiiuuQ.
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an 8Dro oes Moltte" Iinb
Die nahltebenoen aftipen Gfs
fl6iere nad 9ietp 2)prf abae@
reiit: 0anptmanE b. Diirina pom
4. 9aroe 8eaiment su SUB; Ritt-
tneliter sSreiberr 6enn b. Sen.
neberg uum 3. @aroe lllanen 9ieoi,
tltent uno 6auptmann sSreiberr b.
Hotsmann 0Om 4. @aroesE Eeloartils
leriereaiment.
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WebeinmthppIlcr lIm,lnnn.

Die cine tpor blas uno fabl, bic
anoere oageaen friirt uno rolia. gBos
bee Der llnterihieb? Die opr @,ez
iunobeit Strableuoe aebraud,t Or.
9ings geeue 2ebens=Billen" unl oe.
iuno 81 bleiben. S}noem man Bic
traaen Oraane innit anipornt, leilten
iie cine quite 8eroauun0sarbeit unb
0erbinoern bnourb 8erStopfuno
Wtan Oerlude iie. geur 25 Gents
bel s. Softeper & Sobn uno 9tbolph
9reiB.
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WWIUWIU Y WrultHl
RaB Sabtt,
2lm oas YmbItfur,t /,

Sn sSol9e Der Oielen arbeitlporens
oen Wtalbinen. Die mir neulib auf.
geltellt baben, lino mir in ben Stano
geieBt, .,1iealers Stanoaro See
Gream', friiber 1.50 per @aiIone,
leBt filr $l.00 per @otlpne gu uers
taufep
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@ulf gbore 8abn /.
y bfa hrt,

b "a 8 IT.
Neb 9aoernia, Sut6eriaub Sprinos,
Stedea'e, taaticb, ....S 800 @ortn.
&ntuuft.
8on Stodeale, Sutberlono Springs uuo
aapernia. tdalid6. 2:3O giahn1.
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~. 6. & g. Wabn.

u b brf.
gtab 8oeo, isort @Ortb, Dallas, aanlos
@itp, ct. 90uis unb Chicago, tdaliefl.
(Suhlet 9epot) 80 9tbenhS.
9ocaljn9 pio Smitbnille. ..... so @prm
Nntunft:
Son Chicago, ct. 2puis, Ranlas 9th.
Dallas, Sort 8prt6 uno Baco, t6alid,
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-04-02
Thirty NEaI.S 400.

For the week corresponding with this
in 1874 the paragraphs below comprise
i'll part items of occurrence then new:
Rev ). II. Griffith resigned the office of
Rector of st. Johns +. f.. Church.
Joseph Laird of Lonaconing died April
/. 1874. from injuries received same day IN a
Georges Creek Coal and lrou company 5
mine His brother, Thomas, was badly
hurt by the same fall of coal. Their father,
David, working with the boys, was unhurt.
Alden Clary, citizen, was elected Mayor
over y. ). Frost, citizen, by vote of DO to
lis. William Warn and Jacob Baker, ON
the Clary ticket, were elected Counclmen
by 222 and LIS respectively, and Il. G. Paul,
George Buttner ST., W. II. Evans and J. ID.
Armstrong on the Frost ticket by lS1, l79,
1876 and 1875, respectively.
Helen ID Este played THE Hidden Hand
Tuesday, April :, but a bcvy of children fore
stalled the event by finding during the after
noon the skeleton of Il hand and half the
forearm under VI. T. Delano's stable. \
sensation followed.
\ dancing bear at Eckhart April scared
Il team of horses, which ran away, threw
Joseph Smith, an old man, out, badly hurt
Ing him. The horses went ON down the
road, over the cmbankmcnt into the creek.
scattering fragments for Il mile along pike
and creek. Strange to say, they were I'M
hurt. The. FrenChman and bruin, bound
for Frostburg, took to the woods, skipped
the town and turned up IN Homecoming.
John IIamm, new proprietor of McCulloh
House, took charge
The first mine inspection bill was defeated
in the Senate.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-04-02

company should have been compelled to
90 to the western end of Union street
for the accommodation of residents III
that section.
As executive prosecutor of myself on
the street paving suit | have to say
that as yet | have no knowledge of being
sued The paving has been done and in
my Judgment should be paid for share
and share alike, us the ordinance
prcscribcS. In this matter, as i'll all
others i'll my life. stand ready to pay
any honest bill, dollar for dollar.
As to my PLATFORM have none i'll
particular. | endorse that promulgated
by the JOURNAL of last week. | believe
III the good government which does the
most good for the greatest number of
people without fear or favor.
In regard to "TaXpaycrs I don t
know that ought to make any answer
as | believe every reader of the JOURNAL
knows or has good idea who Tax
payers is and why he wrote that letter
1t was not that he is so much interested
in the welfare of the town, but for
petty spite. Respectfully yours,
GEORGE JONES.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-04-02
Reply.
FRosTBuRG, Mp, March 30, 1904

FRoSTBURG, Mp, March 30, 1901
TO the MINING JOURNAL
Taxpayers i'll last weeks JOURNAL.
says the Citizens ticket was nominated
by handful of persons, worthy resi-
dents of Union street. who style them
selves THE Citizens of the Town"
The voters who assembled in Moat's
Opera House to nominate the Citizens
ticket were, us | take it, for good
government regardless of politics. and
who never gave Il thought to the dis
puted bill of paving Union street. The
people on Union street, between Water
and Bowery, are, | think, mostly all
business men who never as yet repudi-
dated il bill. if just. Besides, they are
able to pay one hundred cents on the
dollar and do so right along, though
"TaXpayers" would have the people
believe they ere resorlinS to all kinds of
schemes to get ont of this very thing
If the paving bill against the citizens
of Union street is a Just one, why not
have the Court settle the matter by
entering suit against one of the delin-
quentS, as the present Mayor and Coun-
Gil have been asked to do? The money
will be forthcoming if the bills are
honest and just.
He asks-"will George Jones, the
Mayor, press case against George
Jones. the citizen, and when either loses
will he appeal the CASE AT present
there is no case entered or docketed
against George Jones, and no one in
FroStburg knows that better than the
man who asks this question. However,
he seems to 90 into spaSmS ut the very
thought of the cit ZcuS of Union street
not handing over the money demanded