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The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-07
lEEEERsoN.

Winter made its appearance on
Thanksgiving and IS still with Us.
The mining interests la Jefferson
are stn booming and no one need
hunt long for work.
Father Hites was buried last week.
He was In his s0th year and a long
time resident Of Iowa.
Thomas Smith, Of Tracy. an OH
resident Of Jefferson, is dead at his
home. He was a member Of Co. 4,
eth Iowa inf.
Our farmers are mostly through
gathering orn and will now nave
time to repair sheds and make their
stock comfortable.
The Thanksgiving turkey was eat
en- at many homes and many families
Joined with friends TO enjoy the good
cheer Of that day. kIhe writer was
80 fortunate as TO be one Of a small
company who with his near by chill
dren and grandchildren celebrated
the S7th birthday Of Uncle Robert
Wharton, which occurred on that day,
II would be superfuous TO say the
enjoyment was complete without his
other children and grandchildren, but
TO us older ones who have been
friends and neighbors for oye fifty
years, there was much to recall and
many remembrances OF other times.
The changes and events occurring in
the life OF one OF 81 years were so
well presented in a letter from his
grandson, Leroy Wharton, who re-
sides In Kansas, that we take the
liberty Of copying II: Dear Grand
father: This is your 87th birthday.
| What a long time 1t seems TO me. At
your birth Monroe was president;
Lincoln was o years old,and you we're
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-07

tic the hose was taken In and the
fire. soon came 70 an end.
The damage 10 the building will
DO fully covered by insurance, but
tho household contents and effects are
practically q wreck. Almost moth.
ing can be saved. All tho furniture
on the first floor, with the exception,
possibly, Of four pieces, Is badly
charred or burned. All OF the books,
papers, curios and the many little
treasures Of art and b~ric-abrac, tho
gatherings u years and which nd
amount OF money could replace, are
destroyed or badly damaged and rem
derod %yalueless.
Mr. Lacey states that he cannot at
this time give an estimate Of the dam.
age. The loss on the house itself i
covered by insurance, but IL Is likely
that the loss TO the contents will OK.
coed the amount OF insurance carried.
The Hist OF insurance ID as follows:
Buiiding-sDring Garden, sL500.00;
Farmers Of York, $4,000; Aetna, 81
10000.
Contents-North American 81 900 90,
Fire Assurance OF Philadelphia, 81
10000; Farmers Of York, 100000.
II was impossible 70 get anything
In the way OF household effects from
the building on account OF the pro-
gresB made by the FIRE. The smoke
and the heat were too great 20 admit
anyone. All openings were therefore
Kept closed 10 prevent the fire getting
any draft.
The Lacey family IL now housed
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Boyer, where
they viii remain until such time as
temporary repairs can DO made upon
their own home.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-07
THE COUNTY NEWS


r n 49,
say
WEI yosavs aes sests tss ss,ur
NV niett
vii Biats moYea Monass - rs,e'
Wits farm.
WEB yaamw e0ad at reeentls
hoaras horse - Mr fAa1iarn
cogn is mcss "a rashervs h was
q nrst yield eonsgAfsf with last yeer.
zoe RsSekah loare ) tD rrtmcu,
THIS srsring 70 initiate sune new
nsmbers.
III winter a Mke the Arri three
days a Dsoemher, We win have II
prestF rough
Mrs. Lnndy. q sknlocsa ase
Thanksgiving ciuner sg the uan Tn.
sicker home
Mrs. Frank nallan went steurdRy
evening 20 PackwooA Meanwhile
Frank keeps bachelors hall
Jake Mals, az blackwell. ok1aand
Ella Gardner uf keota- IoWa. spent
Thanksgiving with their parents-
chaS. Randeli ana family ate their
Thanksgiving turkey in their new
house and cooked on q new range.
Mrs. wroughton, Of oskaloosa, and
Mrs. Mary Riggs attended the recep-
ton Of their nephew, Bert Bond, ana
wire.
The singing at the SUNDAY school
convention was in the hands Of Geo.
Howell which goes without saying
that 1t was good.
DR.. Baldwin and mother served
turkey Thanksgiving TO his grandpar.
ents, uncles and aunts, excepting Dr.
Walter Wright 81 Rose Hill.
Henry Myers and wife, Of Oskaloo.
80 visited last week with Mrs. Mag
gle Hammond. Also Mary and Mat.
tie Tennis with Walter Tennis.
John Burton Bond and Kizzie Witt
were married at zoe Thanksgiving
Day. He is an upright, honorable
young man and she is a good young
woman. We wish them well.
Rev. Orr Campbell preached at rio
Union church Sabbath. IT has been
six years since ne was here, and ten
years since he dedicated the church.
II was a pleasure TO see and hear him.
DEC. 3. w
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-07

sisxset .stkssfa ana lamnY ehist
snlnss eems invited suesss nt whhAhR
RisteR eAmAsh
rsaas nMs@n Maa fsmsls tnpA
wnsaN2stin3 &lnmnf villa ntan8ma
pns III 0skA1nNa
eapt ~ fsa hall sphwAsess
hers esse8 she Ne8nNss Meres
esms isft ThafsaAf
Mfe Frsnk hsas eame pA ThsnhR
rgtlna fef q thUst VISIT 81 the hcaae
- her fAshsr Al iilnss
Mics Blanche Lysie returata hmss
Munday Frosn MoSavin. where size was
rsxsung her aunt. Mfs. wiitnr swa'
sick
Miss Lena Cruren.D Dwight aud Rose
johnson and James Lyle spent their
Thanksgiving vaoattoa Of their
homes
Mr.. and Mr1 A. 81 Iytle and son
Elmer. Mrs. Rebecca DAVIS and Miss
Florence Lyle spent Thanksgiving
with Mr.. Iytie's lister. Mrs Blrtch.
ard. ut Marshailtown.
DcA s. Enirp.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-07
J. N. LIE DEAD.
sudden Summons Comes 10 An old
Time Resident.

Fremont, H., Dec. gr-J NJ. Fellers,
ono Of the Oldest residents OF this
community, died at his home west OF
town two miles, this morning At a
little past three o'clock. Ho was In
town yesterday apparently In good
health and went 10 bed feeling well
with the exception 81 a slight cold.
AO0ut three o'clock his wife was
awakened by gyOans preceding from
his bedroom and Fastening 70 his sldo
found him passing away. A doctor
was Immediately summoned but ne
Was dead before the physician arriv-
"a, tho canso being heart disease.
ne was about 10 years old and had
lived here since the early COS, and
was a highly respected citizen. ke
leaves q wife, three sons, O. W. ". ~
and ia. H., and one daughter, Mrs.
Geo w. ArRanbright, al o. Fremont
Tho funeral will occur at the N. r.
church IN Fremont on Thursday, Dec.
ri 1906. IA 0no b. mi with intermcnt
III the Fremont cemetery.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-07

6 years Of age when Grant was born,
At that time Lincoln vas living in
the back woods OF Kentucky. There
were no telephones, telegraphs, rail
roads, and nc steamboats, had cross.
ed the ocean. We have had twenty
one different presidents, during this
time. OF these Grant, Hayes, Gar,
field, Arthur, Cleveland, Mckinley,
Roosevelt, also Harrison, have been
born since then. You have seen your
country double It's territory and null,
tiply its population by s, an6 you
have seen her grow from a small,
weak country, to the most powerful,
What an age TO live in! II you had
been choosing your time to live you
could not have chosen better"
Dec. 5. s. 9. M.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-07
IN
Board Of Supervisors Called to Choose
Grand and Petit Jurors.

The board Of supervisors are in
special session at the court house to-
day making out a list Of jurors TO
serve on the grand and petit juries for
the next year. According to the us
ual procedure, these names are made
out by the clerks OF election, but as
there was no election this year. the
Titus Amendment provided that II IL
carried, such a list should be made
out by the board Of supervisors at a
special meeting to be held by them
on the first Monday in December.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-07
NEW K. or p. OFFICERS.
Result Of Lection Held at Castle
Hail Monday Night.

1T the regular meeting OF oskaloo
sa Lodge no. IS, Knights Of Pythlas,
Monday evening, officers were elected
to serve during the ensuing year. The
choice OF the order was as follows:
II. L. Coke, G. q.
Q. II. Carbon, ". @.
B. J. snyder, Prelate.
r. II. Walton, X. Of r. and II.
W. r. Bass, M. Of r.
Frank Da Ills. M. OF II.
George Boatsma, M. OF A.
N, M. Cory, L. @.
II. M. Brewer. o. u.
j. r. Asher, Trustee.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-07
PRIME

Z Wilbur Johnson's r moving into
their new house this week.
wilbur Johnson and family visited
at Fred Tredlck's Sunday.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-07

They treat me well in here said
1~6-year-oid Agnes Duke Saturday at
the Jail, but I'm so lonesomel It's
awful
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-07
1 DMINIsTRATRrx NOTICE.

A DMINISTRATRlX NOTICE.
"A Notice Is hereby given to all
persons interested, that on the 9Th
day Of December A. D., 1905, the under
signed was appointed by the district
court OF Mahaska County, Iowa, ad-
ministratrix OF the estate OF Geo. a..
Caffall, deceased, late Of said Ma
haska County, Iowa. All persons In
debted to said estate viii make pay
ment 70 the undersigned, and those
having claims against the same win
present them legally authenticated
to said court for allowance.
Dated December g., 1905.
LuLAL. CAEFALL, AdminisEratrix.
CLTFB b. WEST, CLERK.
BY L. n. CoRLETT, Deputy. 1oWs
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-07
TIRED MIXING COWS.

Learn TO DO a salesman. Travel, see tho
country, sell goods and earn six TO ten times
what you make now. We teach you how.
Free Bulletin" tells all aboutit. Write fort.
NATIONAL SCHOOL OF sALEsMANsH1P.
Dept. 40, $3.50 Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis, Mum.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-02-25
Mr.. Dalies, I'm acta creando la oficina
de ingeniero territorial de regadfo.

Mr.. Dalies, un acta creando la oticina
de ingeniero territorial de regadio.
Proyectos en su tercer lectura.
Elcomite sobre 10 judicialinformo So
bre ell Proyecto de la Camara No. 40,
por ell Sr. de Baca, IN acta fjando ell
tempo de tener terminus de la corte
de distrito en- ell sexto distrito judi
cial, recomendando su pasaie. FL in
forme fue adoptado y ell proyecto pas6
por un vote unanime.
Ell comite sobre agriculture y manu-
factura inform6 sobre ell Proyecto En-
mendado del Consejo No, 80, por Mr..
Clark, un acta privando y eradicando
las Intermediates de sarna J roma en-
los animales, recomendado su pasaje.
Ell informe fue adoptado y ell proyecto
paso por un vote de II por 2.
Mr.. Pendleton pidio consentimiento
unanime para i~ntroducir Proyecto de
la Camara No. SO, por Mr.. Pendleton,
IN acta relative a Intermediates entire
o%vejas. La sdplica fue concedida y ell
proyecto fue referido al comit6 sobre
asuntos internos.
Negocios en- la mesa del presidente.
Substitute del Consejo por ell Proyec.
to del Consejo No. 5, IN acta de6niendo
ell crfmen de seduction y proveyendo
una pena por la misma. Referioo al
comite sobre asuntos t%erritoriales.
Substitute del Consejo por ell Proyec-
to del Consejo No. 16. un acta abrogan-
do la seccion 1899 de las Leyes Compi-
ladas de 1897. Referido al comite So
bre 10 judicial.
Substitute del Consejo por ell Proyec-
to del Consejo No. IA, ofrecido por ell
comite, un acta ijando ell tempo para
tener elecciones de j~ueces de paz y
condestables. Referido al comite So
bre asuntos territoriales.
Proyecto del Consejo No. 6, por Mr..
Read, un acta enmendando la seccion
1894 de las Leyes Compiladas de 1897.
Referido al comite sobre hacienda.
Proyecto del Consejo No. 33, por Mr..
Miller, un acta enmendando la seccion
103, de la seccion 1856, del capitulo 1,
Leyes Compiladas de 1897. Referido
al comite sobre 10 judicial.
Despues la camara Sc prorrogo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-02-25

Ell diario de la session previa fue leido
y aprobado.
I'm mensaje fue recibido de la CANA
ra anunciando que habia pasado ell
Proyecto de la Camara No. SO, un acta
relative a directories de ~escuelas; Pro
yecto de la Camara No. 81, un acta fl
jando la proportion de recompensa por
matar animales %silvestres; tambien
anuncio que la camara habia concurri.
do en- el pasaje del Proyecto del Con-
seio No. Sc, por ell Sr. Martinez, un
acta definiendo la ofensa de libelo.
Despues ell c~onsejo Sc prorrogo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-02-25
Circumstances Misterios.

Una estaba palida y amarillo y la
otra fresca y rosada. Cual es la dife-
rencia? Aquella que ofrecia su salud
usa las Nuevas Pfldoras de Vida del
DR.. King para m%antenerla. Levantan-
do los organos torpes viene digestion
y Sc quita la constipation. Usadlos.
Solamente 25cts en- la Botica de Fis-
cher yCia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-02-25

sario probar ningunos hechos especial
les mostrando NAL sentimiento por
parte de la persona',que este concer-
nida en- lhacer imprimir, publican &
circular un,manifiesto de libelo contra
la persona %injuriada por ell mismo.
Sec. q. Ningun manifesto hecho
en- Ell curse de un proceder Legislative
8 judicial, va sea verdadero falso
aunque seashecho'' con intento de inju-
riar y para fines maliciosos, viene den
tro de la detinicion de libelo.
Sec. %. En- los siguientes casos, la
verdad de c%ualouier manifesto acusa-
do como libelo podra ser mostrado en-
justification del acusado:
1. Donde la publication Sc propone
ser una Investigation de la conducta
Official de ofciales 8 hombres de una
~capacidad p1blica.
2. Donde Sc dice en- ell libelo que
una persona ha sido culpable de algu.
ma ofensa general y ell tempo, lugar
y ~naturaleza de la ofensa es especifica-
da en- la publication.
3. Donde Sc dice en- ell libelo que
una persona es de un caracter notaria-
mente malo 8 infame.
4. Donde la publication acusa a
cudlquier persona en- oficina 8 un a
didato de la misma, con falta de homes
tidad, 8 haciendole culpable de algun
NAL proceder en- o~ficina, h~aciendolos
indigno del lugar. En- otros S la
verdad de los hechos dichos en- ell libe
10 no pueden escrudinarse.
Sec. %. En- todos los casos de libe-
10 ell jurado seran los %jueces de los he
chos bajo la direction de la corte, y del
intento con ell cual un libelo pueda ha-
Der sido publicado 8 circulado, s%ujeto
a las reglas %prescrltas en- este acta, y
al dar su fallo, tendran que ser gober-
nados por ina consideration de la ma
turaleza del cargo contenido en- ell libe-
10, la reputation general de la persona
dicha de ser difamada y ell grade de
malicia exhibida por ell acusado en- la
comision della ofepsa.
Sec. "a. Este acta regulara la ley
con respecto a libelo cuando prosecu-
tado como una ofensa penal, y no ten
dra operacion sobre Ell asunto en- TODD
10 que relacione a remedies civiles
para ell recobro de perjuicios.
Sec. 25. Todos actos y parties de
actas en- conficto con este acta son por
este abrogados y este acta estara en-
fuerza desde y despues de su pasaje.
Pasado sobre ell veto, Enero 30, 1889.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-02-25
Blancos Legales.

Los blancos legales Sc venden uni
camente por dinero en- mano vel dine
no debe acompanar a la orden. Guam
do ordeneis mandad a raz6n de cinco
centavos por cada blanco, q menoa
que ordeneis por docenas. Los blan-
cos pequenos Sc venden q 25 centavos
por docena y los grandes q 80 por do
cena. Tambien recibemos sellos de-
correo por cualquier cantidsd..
Companta Imp. Del Nuevo Aexics~s
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-02-25

La tienda de curiosidades de Ia Sra.
Mary Gold, en- la parte de abajo de la
Gale de San Francisco fue robada ell
jueves de la semana pasada en- la no.
che, llevandose $40 de la GAIA de fierro.
Los ladrones sc les paso yer IN cajon
que contenia diamantes que valian
81 1000 y otra joyeria de valor. Min
guna otra osa de la tienda fue tomada.
Todo ell robo esta encerrado en- un
misterio. Nj una sola indication por
donde e~ntraran los ladrones Sc ha po-
dido hallar. Tambien Sc extrana que
los diamantes y demas joyeria no fue-
0 tocados, 10 cual confirma la Green
cia de la policia que ell trabajo fue he
cho por alguno enteramente familiar
con la tienda.
La puerta de afuera de la GAIA de
hero no fue cerrada y fue facil para
ell ladron 8 ladrones abrirla. Entrada
al cajon donde estaba ell dinero fue
efectuada insertando I'll cuchillo POGO
arriba del ajugero del candado del re-
~ceptaculo y fernando para abajo ell can
dado. Ell dinero estaba en- billetes y
plata y despues de. tomarlo ell ladron
puso ell porta- moneda donde estaba.
Varias buenas indicaciones estan en-
poder de la policia y Sc esperan arres.
tos de un momento a otro. Els la Green.
cia que a ningun ladron professional sc
lie lutheran escapado della vistalos dia-
nantes y demas joyeria de valor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-02-25
CONSEJO.

FEBRERO 15-SESION DE LA MANANA.
Ell consejo fue llamado al orden por
ell President Clark. Oracion por Ell
capellan. A la llamada de la lista
todos estaban %presentes excepto los
Conciliares Winters, Greer y Miller.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-02-25

La Compania ~Impresora del Eusvs
Mexioano tiens para vender registros
en- blanoo para uso de notarios publ
COS con el capltulo de las Leyes Reco-
piladas, que atane q notarios, impress
en- e1 frente. Seran enviad0s q Quail
quisr sstafeta d ohoina de exprssO 20
bre reoibo dc t1.2S.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-10-21

Could Not BE Held.
The citizens mass meeting, due here
Thursday evening, could not be held On
account Of rain. Several addresses
were to have been made, protesting
against "the introduction of methods in
TINS field tending to create riot.
Present Duty.
SnhScrIho for the JOURNAL
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-10-21

J. F.. Toolc, the eminent German dia-
lect comedian, supported by an excellent
company, will be the attraction at the
Frosthurg Opera House for three nights
commencing on Monday, October %, in
"killarney and the Rhine" Mr.. Toole
is sweet singer, IA graceful dancer and
merry good fellow all the way through
and is too well known i'll Frostburg tc
require extended introduction. The
members of his company are far above
the average, and the engagement will be
an attractive one. y. G.. Lambert.
manager of the Central Opera House,
Martinsburg, w. Va, says "the Com
pany opened last night to a big house
and gave excellent satisfaction Fol
lowing Killarney and the Rhine will
be given Joseph Jetferson's version of
RIP Van Wrinkle and The Bells"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-10-21
KEliniOIIS.

At the Baptist Church, Union street
Rev. +. G.. Allard, pastor. Services to-
morrow Sunday at lOi, Il. m, and -
p. II. Sunday school o. IA. III. Pray er
an, conference meeting Thursday even
ing . o'clock. All welcome" saith
the pastor.
AT st. Johns Episcopal church, Rev
r. Johnston Campbell, rector, to-mor-
row-lSth Sunday after Trinity-morn-
}ng prayer, ante-C Communion and ser
? mon 1O'a IL. III. Sunday school 81 p.
III. Evening PRAYER and sermon -
o'clock. "All seats free
The Allegany Conference of the Luth-
eran Church, i'll session i'll st. Paul 5
Lutheran Church, adjourned Wednes.
day evening after a very pleasant and
profitable convention.
Services to morrow tSundav) at Welsh
Baptist church, Rev r. p Morgan pas
tor, i'll Welsh at l0ls Il. m; III English
p. NJ. Sunday school p. III. Prayer
and conference meeting Wednesday at
~ p. IN.
At St. Pauls Lutheran Church to.
morrow Sunday the pulpit will be oc.
Cupled by prominent Clergymcn attend
ing the Maryland Synod at Cumberland
Services lO'a a. m. and p. m. "A
special invitation is extended to ALL
At the First NJ Z. Church. Rev A
Ii. Thompson, pastor, tomorrow (Sun.
day 81. a. IN. class meeting; lOl2 IA. m
sermon by a member of the Lutheran
Synod p. NJ. Sunday School; 6:45 p
IN. Epworth League; ~ p. IN. sermon
by pastor and services every evening
next week except Saturday.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-10-21
New Business Locals.
Letter to J. c. Brydon.
FrOStburp. Md

FrOstburg, Md.
near SH-Have you found-out you can
paint a job with fewer gallons Devoc than of
anything else lead. and-oi or anything else ?
Mr.. Floyd Almy, House and Sign Painter,
Greenwich, \. Y. found it out three years
ago he writes i have used Dcvoe lead
and-zinc for the past three years and cannot
say too much in its favor | am using it
now on a big job that took by contract
and ii has saved me at least so III the cost
of material
Dcyoc Is the strongest paint We know of
goes turthcst takes less of 1t To do your job.
Lead-ando oil is pure ead-and-znC is
strongest; covers more goes further
Have you found out you can paint gal
Ion Devoc in less time than a gallon of any
thing else That means less time for the
job. Less time. less money.
Less paint less money for that less time,
less money for that Dcvoe lasts longer; do
you mind the less money for that? You
are surcr of it. Yours truly,
- f. W DEvOE X Co.
=. 81. w. SHEA sells our paint
Kindly take notice that Ely's Liquid
Cream Balm is of great benefit to those suf-
ferers from nasal catarrh who cannot inhalc
freely through the nose but must treat
themselves by spraying. Liquid Cream
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-10-21
Personal.

j. J. Robinson, Of the Homecoming
star, was in town Tuesday. The JOUR
NAL saw him at IA hurried moment, with
no adequate time to talk. Though
visibly cast down, there was the "ncver-
Say-die" air i'll his tone and Phoenix
like prophecy i'll the chance of his eye.
Miss Bessie Il. Edwards, of Mt Say
age, daughter of Rev. John Edwards,
wellkuown here, has been awarded a
position in the Baltimore post-ot1ice ION
merit"
Rcv's MesSrS. Ney. of Keyser, w. Va,
and Wade, of Westemport, spent sew
eral days here this week, guests of Mrs.
II. b. Shatfers family.
The JOURNAL ran across William \.
Brydon, of Bloomington, the other day.
He is older than he was $50 years ago, "
but is the same pleasant gentleman
fair toward republicans, and rocking
with the milk of human kindness for
democrats. He is the father OF j. G.
Brydon, general superintendent of the
Consolidation Coal Company.
Prof $. c. Hefelbower of Gettysburg,
Pa, is visiting friends i'll town
Frank G. JeffrieS returned yesterday
morning from Il stay of six months III
Nebraska and Colorado.
G. O. Towles stopped here few hours
Tuesday en- route Pttsburg home
Washington, ID. G. Next week he will
start on trip south far as Atlanta, Ga,
stopping at Charlottesville, Va, to at
tend the annual convention of the Tri-
State Photographers Association of Vir-
ginia, North Carolina and South Caro-
lima. Here he will read an instructive
paper entitled "Composltion, Light and
Shade, and Education of the Eye, and
Their Relation to Naturalistic aud Ideal
istic Portraiture. -"
Mrs. Annie Wareham, of Rock Is
land, H., visiting her nieces and
nephews, the Misses Hooking aud broth
ers. left Monday to visit ii sister at Graf
ton, w. Va.
Rev f. j. Hopkins and delegate,
James Cassell, of Grafton, w. Va, at
tended the District lutheran Con
ference.
Cass b. Workman, mayor of Sand
Spring, was here few days ago and
stated that he and Nelson Bailitf Bid
dington are unit i'll favor of the Belt
Line. with the Belt Line, d." said he,
1--WE would he within % minutes of
Jumbo; as it is, we are a full hour away
aud sometimes don't get there at all -
Fred. DUR, of Pocahontas, here re-
Gently, is not an adminer of Mr.. Pink
Whiskers. He says WhiSkerS is an I'M
port from some place unknown, possibly
Scutfleburg. "Whiskers" he says,
used To be a lveryman. One day he
got telegram from drummer named
Dedman to meet him at the station
sure. and when the train arrived Ded-
man found Pink there with ii hearse.'
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-10-21

Balm differs in form, but not incidentally
from the Cream Balm that has stood for
years at the head of remedies for catarrh
1t may be used III any nasal atomizer. The
price, including Il spraying tube, is - cents
Sold by druggists and mailed by ELY BRorH-
ERs, IS Warren street, New York.
What,
In everybodys mouth, on every body's
tongue, in everybodys bread-"M
Yeast" All grocers sell it.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-10-21
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