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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23


icl, 0aB Oicie G%onmonOoa Die Gin.
la0ung unne6mcn mcr0cr, mo miro
Damn Die Wtilit6r , NornOc pie folgt
5uiummengcieBt icin:
9umocS . ArtiQcric uon Sort Soup
arr, &u0ctten pom 3oututter uGbn.
IT," Worinciol0otcn pom 5pci&ricgS-
i6iifcn, bic geiommtc Wtorpl0noer
Otilij, &cteronen . Corps 0cS ). He-
gimenta, HidmonO NomiBcrS, Nif-
monO blues mo NtorioIf Blues.
Gle SllOuItrie > YoruDc pcripridt
cine Scr 9robortigitCn SIT lucrbcn, pic
icmoIa IN Baltimore Itn%ttgciunocn
bat, unO iullrocn Acitcrn micOcr Der
idicOcnc prQdlti9cS Nolnpogcna ollgc.
mcl0et.
Ger GIimqr pr 6eier miro ober
crrciht mcrOeu lpcnlt, Sic bicIigcn
un0 u~ualpQrtigcA 6elrrpcbrlcute,
meIde nit So0c5pcrodtlng al jencn
ocufpiiroigcn TCbruortoacn 1901 ole
Stoot Dor g6njIider 3erIt6runG be.
pubrtelL nit tlingcn0cm Spiel, nit
ihrcn Spribcu puruoiren mcrocn.
Yroiiocnt @ocn 8eucr . Gommiiidr
50. Eurriib unO Gbcf &ortOn battcn
geitcrn Nn6mIttug I'M @%ulptQlnr.
tier, 0opfina' Elucc uno Baltimore
StrnBc, cine Gonfercn5 iibcr Oiclc
Yaru0e, III mCld)cr Gbcf &orton iciile
&oroni6lGgc ilbcr Die Soften mod)tc.
Gbef 0orton NIaubt. Bob 1000 aus
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tonlnlen lucr-
oen. Die Ncrpilcgung0foItcn iiir lc'
ocn Wonn mcr0cn nit 50 pro SoJ
bcrebnet. Ger Gbef mirit fiir oicIc
@ef0Itigung$l000 aus, bod lit luubr'
id)cinlidl, oub OlCIelbcn nm bctnabc
sic N0lfte rcOu5irt merOen, 0o ale
reguIGren ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rllr cinelt
Sog bleiben wcrOcI1. Sir Die Ser.
pilcNulig Don 100 Yferocn mcrOcn
$3.50 bcrehuet, 10 Muliftopelen iol'
len 1920 foitcn un0 $500 mcr0en
iiir neutrality-suspicious. IuS0o6cn ans.
Neiett, 10 OuB oIio $500 Die gan6en
Soften iiir Oicie Eoro0c Ocfcn. Gbef
Sorton Ionotc gcitern 6ragcbogcn alt
uQe ctn0ela0cnen 6clter > Gcpartc'
mcnte aus, lnO fam nad Ocret DC.
authorizing 9cnalt allgegeben lpcr.
oen, niepiele Wannihuften un0Eiers
81 fpntmcll, meldeG SprIs
ten mlitbringen, luenn uno no tic IN
9oltimore ontommell.
Ite Sronaportfolten fiir Wonll'
iduften. NferOe un0 SpriBen mer0cn
cbeniulls pom Gomite ~getrngen mer.
ben, Iie Wanniduiten unO Spri'
ben peroen III bleiigen Sprlbenbou'
fern untergcbraft uno III Der Nndl'
barihoft Oerielben befoitigt peroen.
Die auSpGrtigen 6euerluebrleiIte
iheinen entbuiinitiih iiber Die Srbel.
ieier 81 iein. Sr. Spi. y. Grob, Sc
frctdr Der &clionce Sprieet : Cont
pagnie in @ilmingtpr, Gel, ipor
ecitcrn III Baltimore nno iogte, oob
feline Gonpo9nic NIT 10 Wfonn, Der
Weltd)citcr ; aapele un0 lbrer Sprt'
be fonnlen piiroe. Gie gbfobrt Der
Gpmpognie aus @|iImington pire
it'd genot 10 pol5ieben, ipie omSuSe
bes 9run0ca. Gin 5eleBromm miro
I'M Spribenbauie obgegeben, ooBSal'
iimore in 6lommen itebt. Soiprt
miro Dos 8lodcniignul gegeben iper'
ben, urO tort gebt cs I'M earrlere
nod ocm @ohnbnfe. oitt Den perelt'
itebcn0ct BUG mo nad galflfliore.
Sn Baltimore anaefomHert iplrc
Die %Gonlpognie sitefIt niif ben Flae
fobrcn, 100 lie bei'm grortoe Die
5lonmcn 6cf1ntpftc. Sier iplro elic
| Serera0e gebradt uno Daiill erlf III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
Stptis.

u mir 70 nielc Seifiuerben ppn annoen,
senen man IN anberrn 8auerteu iasts. bteies
irt Sebbel's stioip, Snsesnnsen ftnp, ipiiHtbe
il mcine uielen aunbeu n~pdnuls baranf anf'
merriam Su MAIDEN, bah Id feline grrbtnsnHs
init rinrm anoeren etubiu babe NIB @efdtaite
nnr tn meiurm ueucn etnbiu, Sr. 32f. Rorb-
@ap' strahc, uabe Siab'straae, betreibt. aaf.
fen Gle iid mint irre iabrem. adltsn eis ba'
raut, bah Der Wnme nSebbei" ant bent edban'
ieniter nnb Der Shire iteht. Snsem td mel.
ncm 1anf fir iribere Suubfhait tnb Der Sort.
ietung s~ericlbsn ansfprede, prrtleibe ih
NdhtnnnSpun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
rHiaisasr stunb Der Glube.

grn It [ 6 an Der Irbeit.
Die StroBenbnbns@ cieaihaft 6ot
es eilig NIT Der Nepnrotrr Der 2onO+
itraben in Baltimore Gonntp oie
iie cignet. Ger Gontraft fir Die He.
pnratltr Der perI1ngerten Charles.
Straben . 4penue lit bereits ~pergeben
porben. Gie Gontrnttoren @oof uno
5oro meroeu Die 4rbeit tbin unb ia.
ben bereits begonnen. Nahber font
men ole Dorf., Sarforo. uto 9elnir.
Roao on Die Hei6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
9beu. 8. Siener &c So.

Heiie Bureau uno @e6ieIitube.
Sdiifsfarten BON 1,nb nod 9eutid.
Iano nit benz 9orSoeutihen 2lopo
uno anoeren 2inien. H~eiiepdiie, 8et).
iel, Greoitbricie unb @eIoienoungen.
I'll Cit.galtimorc. Strakc.
(20g-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23

Bon Scr Site ii M II +.
3ancs Gonobue, y Sabre alt, in
G0ciapeafe Sunction mobnBaft, lplr.
DC gcItern uuf eincm @ug9ou Der
StraBenba6n an Der $. StroBc, Nor0.
Dit, Don Ser Site itbermannt uto
nod Dem oGoiuaItp . @oipital" ae.
6rad)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
$ta0t Baltimore.
1intcrhnltnnns . @cnluciicr.

.gIoueH'e <Bcntcr." - 2tcie g8o6c: ,ghriii
tn gtelu- 2luri".
,@apctB,S heater" - Eicfc S&odc tdalib
3fpei &uuoCuillcs &urtlcuitacn,
D6uliennitrafcH Sbcntcr." - Etcie NDdle:
.Ibc GOHuiciS SGuBbter".
,Auoiturium' 51cntcr." Ndhiie &ohe:
p~Tun-0unole @ctc" nit Saulc3 9arrt1ut ais
y5ratup".
.EeRtiGer aric0Crbnuo non Snltimore."" =
splpntaG, ben y. I1nuli, 0roBe SeodriidBs seer
i'm ,SurlcD Bari,
uilnabBdunincr 9iracr.@erciu uuu @tnrn'
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tapscO.
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an SSodciiuacn nm rs ubr Hhen6S, ra
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23

@oiebalI. Gic nOrioIcs"
murbcn g~eitern pom Ocn v9iion@"
nerflopft. Ger ciu5i9c Croft bel Der
@cififte lit, bob SCricp-Gitp Der
r6fite Ribol bcs bicliGcn Clubs.
1eItcru 5rucimnl orri'a Snupt &c.
idlogcn purNc uno Der llntCridieb
oui 00r 2iite 5tUiid)eu ibncn MIR nod,
iuenige Hilnfte 6ctrGgt. Scutc ma
den Ole nNiious" ibr IcttcS grihei,
men Scr %OicsidbrioW Sniiont UNI
miro Dies Spiel obnc 3rueiicI cir
bart umf1mpftCS icin. Nm 6rcitoq
fonlnlt scr Epronto Club nod 9oIti.
more, ul6 guar fir brci GontcItC
9ie 9citrigc Score iuor:
an Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
Shiffsfarten BON nnS nadl Sentfdj.
lamb.

Bon Baltimore Biz Bremen: 9a.
iiite $50, $45 unS $47.50. Bremen
big Baltimore: $3.50 nnS $3.50.
Iunoreiie 5u biuigerem Hreiie. Sbeu.
$. 9irner g. Gp., 217, Ct-galtimOre.
Gtrahc. do
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-04-21
Nalc-Sunmit Boy Wins.

RN0lrcd That the United States Govern
ment should exercise control overthe forma.
ton and operation of all the corporations
engaged in inter State commerce;
The resolution was debated in Pitts
burg one evening last week by teams
from the Western University of Pennsyl-
vana and the West Virginia University,
with the result that the w. I. p, which
took the affirmative side, was declared
the winner, and John Michael Henry,
leading the team, was designated as en-
titled to the S25 prize.
The second prize of Sl5 went to b. NJ
Whaley, of the W. V. L. team.
The newspaper account from which
the foregoing report Is CLEANED says
Mr.. Henry showed that under the old
system States created corporations and could
not control them and said corporations had
now grown so powerful that they are Il
menace to the Government. lie also said
The Federal Government is the only power
that can control them and if this is not
done the country will be IN great danger"
Mr.. Whalcy argued that the States should
charter corporations and the Federal COY
erument regulate Interstate commerce, and
tried to show that the State had a remedy
because il granted charters, taxed franchises
and also taxed gross recelpts.
Johns many friends here and in
Vale Summit will welcome this renewed
assurance of his determination to win in
the fields of letters, logic and 0ratory.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-04-21
Religious.

Services and sermons tomorrow tSum-
day at the First English Baptist Church
by the pastor Rev Edw G. Allard, at
lOl, II. III. and - p. M.
Services at NJ. f. Church, South Rev.
j. b. Hupman, pastor, tomorrow (Suu-
day. lOl, Il. IN. and ! p. M. sermons 10y
pastor; , y. III. SUNDAY school; Epworth
League Monday ~ p. m; prayer SER
vice Thursday - p. m.
II. Mason Hin, of Cumberland, will
read the service in st Johns F. T.
Church tomorrow Sunday morning
at H. o'clock, and Rev. John l. Yellott.
the new arch-dcacon, will conduct the
evening service and preach at - o'clock
Usual services tomorrow (SundavD
morning and evening al St. Paul's Lu-
theran Church, Rev. f. Il. Wagner.
pastor.
At First NJ +. Church, Rev. \. H..
Thompson, pastor, tomorrow (Sunday)
81 O'Clock class meeting; p. IN sun
day. school; lO's a. III. sermons by pas
tor-''1hc Folded Napkin;' - p. m
lis the Gospel Account of Miracles
Credible?' Love Feast Thursday even
ING
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-04-21
lnNcilinn .IulN 4

Lewis G. Colborn, of Somerset, Pa,
recently wrote to William Weand,
/ Secretary of the Pennsylvania State
Camp OF the Patriotic Sons of America
Philadelphia, concerning the date of un-
yelling the proposed monument to the
memory of y. j. Culborn, jr, erected
by the Order.
Mr.. COlbOrn'S remains We're inferred
at Springfield, Ohio and the unvGiling
viii take place there july t, instead of
ON Memorial Day, as stated i'll part by
Mr.. Weand i'll the following tender
letter:
1t touched my heart to read it, 1t brought
vivldIy to my mind my many years of close
ASSOCIATION with your dear brother. and the
tie that next to klnShlP bound us so closely
together. Although many years my Junior
he was nevertheless more like a father to
me than a mere friend or brother. | owe
more to him and the iathcrly influence which
he eXertcd over me than To any other per
son | have ever been associated with He
was lamp to my feet, constantly guiding
me to Il higher standard of mamnUou His
counsel and advice were always for my
moral, physical and spiritual welfare am
Il better man than | otherwise would have
been had he not lived. When he died | lost
my dearest, trueSt friend, and there is no one
to take his place IN my heart. His memory is
enshrued III the hearts of the many thouS-
andS of those who loved him i'll life, and
now mourn hmm in death. My ambition
shall have been realized when on the fourth
day of next July we shall unvcll the mOnu-
ment to pcrpetuatc his memory. Like your
self |, too, wish that 1t were to stand ON the
hill in the town OF his nativity his body
resting 10y the side of his Salnted mother
whose name was ever ON his lips and never
absent III his prayers 1t was always hiS
greatest pleasure to tell me OF his mother
lie loved her with Il love unSpeakablc, and
il is only fitting that he should rest with
her IN Gods acre, i'll good old Somerset.
However, il has been dcCrecd otherwise
and all that we can do Is to regret the cir
CumstanCeS that have thus ordered Our
original intention was to have unveiled the
monument ON Memorial Day. as beng the
most appropriate, hut owing to the uuVcIl-
my OF the Mckinley monument AT Column
| bus on that same day we could not make
| the occasion as conspicuous as it deserves.
| Hence, we changed the date To July It'll,
| and we have the assurance OF the brethren
| of the Order in OHIO that they Will Ito all in
| such rs your brothers lite service to the
| Order So eminently deserves.
Sincerely hoping that you may be able to
| stand by his grave side to participate in
this solemn though fitting ceremony, | am
sincerely and truly Yours
WILLIAM WEANp.
Mr.. ColbOrn was ii brother of Mrs. f.
| {. Beall and II. b. Colborn, of this
| place, and known to many people here.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-04-21
\ Good Thing ifpracticabIc

As the JOURNAL understands William
Nj. LAnnan letter, his proposition is
that the long fall of water this side of
the. Great Savage can be utilized to
develop sufficient electric power to pro.
pei pump at the lower reservoir on the
other side, the latter to force the water
to the summit,
If feasible, the water the town con.
sumeS will have provided before it
reaches town for future supply, thus
doing away with big coal and engine eX.
penseS.
The conception of the scheme does
Mr.. lAnnan great credit, but it is evi.
dent from his own reservations much
more is to be learned and done to make
II certainty.
Read Mr., Lannan's letter.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-04-21

One of the propositions made hv the
Southern Tri-Statc Photographic Asso
citation, in session at Birmingham, Ala.
March 2O-23, was under Especial Glass
Open to Any photographer Not Mem
Der of This Association" the prize-a
Gold Medal, value at least $40"
TowlcS BROTHERS., of Washington, D.
G., went into the competition-for dis
junction rather than prize, and on March
n received the following telegram:
You have been awarded first prize il
Special Glass and highest markings gwen
The relatives and many friends of the
boys here will be glad to learn of this
latest testimonial to the excellence of
their accomplishments in photography
Moreover, that they are doing IL biz
business i'll Washington.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-04-21
Monday, May 7, 1906,
Tribute Of Respect.

A ! a regular meeting of Division No :,
~ Ancient Order of lIibcrnans. of Frost
burg. Md, held sunday, April :, 1905, the
Members, grleycd over the death of Brother
james MCAtccr,
Who died Friday, April Is, 1906 the follow
ing paper was unanimously adopted.
WmEEENs, Our Heavenly Father has in
His Infinite Wisdom removed from among
us one of our Worthy Brothers. JAMES
McArEEE, and
WHEREAS, The long and intimate relation
ship held with him in the faithful discharge
of his duties as a Member of this Society
make it cmlnently bettting that we record
our appreciation of him therefore
Hcw'"ed, That the wisdom and ability with
which he dispensed his aid and contributed
ms ScrNlc" to our organization Will he held
IN grateful remembrance -
HeSo'"cd, That in his death our Division
has lost 4 valued Member and true Brother.
his friends a genial companion and his
wife and family a duufuI husband and 10y
ing father r.
H'So'''d, That we extend our heartfelt
sympathy to his loved ones IN their atilirtion
and we earnestly pray God to grant unto
them that grace which Will enable them to
bow IN humble submission to His Holy Will
and mat our Father may grant to him ctcr-
nal rest in His Heavenly Kingdom
Hcsoi"c'i That this paper be spread upon
our records, and copy, suitably printed and
framed, sent to the family.
CHARLES SHIELDS.
President
7. J. STANTON,
J"HN MctirIEE, Recording Secretary.
louS On NNEEpS
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-04-21

To relieve pressure upon inside some
special advertising has been transferred
to first page.
An estimable lady subscriber residing
in Detroit, Michigan, writing through
her sou-in-law-
believes she formed the IovRx\L'S ac-
quaintance shortly after the Civil War. and
the writer remembers that he enjoyed that
pleasure in 1919. Hence, we are such old
crones that we cant sever our relations. and
heres Sl-5O for ensuing year, Plus best
wishes for the future
Isn't that good:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-04-21
Il. Il.

James Jackson, the wcIIkuown Frostburg
player and brother of ''OWcn is still un-
signed, and would make good material for
the Cumberland aggregation. He is not
only fast in the field, but Is Il hitter of un-
usual abilities cumberland Nrr$
Certainly take him. Under the rule
that Frostburg Is to have only what
"Cumberland doesn't need, he is yours
truly.
The Cumberland prong of the Tri-
State couglumeratlon, including its
Frosthurg contingent, Will wear gray
(emhlem of the uupollutedJ uniform
away from home, and Il white Csymbol of
purity tpd,tr at home. The team in.
tends to be beautiful "'"toy" as well as
sweet "rutuut."
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-04-21
business Movements.

The firm of Irwin Brothers, grocerS.
has been dissolved the elder brother,
James NJ, retiring. John Griffith is his
successor in "A firm styled Irwin q
Griffith. Mr.. Irwin has gone to reside
III Bedford Pa, much to the regret of
all who knew him. He is an amiable
gentleman and good citizen. The same
statement can be made for Thomas W,
who, liking FroStburg, will remain and
enjoy prosperity and life here.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-04-21

Intelligence from Dr. Timothy Griffith
Thursday was cheering. He had that
day undergone an operation for appcn-
dc't'S and survived the ordeal in excel.
lent condition,
Mrs. Robert Wilson LETT Thursday for
Baltimore to enter Johns Hopkins
Hospital for treatment,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-04-21
improvements,

j, NJ. Dennison has done neat Job of
papering and painting for Christian
Fisher, Union street, Another artist
wanted to claim credit for telling Mel. "
how to do it, but the audience took
"Mel's' side and declared that Mel. -
didn't need director.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-04-21
Thirty Years ago.

For the week corresponding with this
III 1876 the paragraphs below comprise
IN part items of occurrence then new:
Peter Cam was appointed Mime Inspector
under the mining law, then new. He was
the first
Gov. Carroll instructed Attorncy-G General
GWynn to institute legal proceedings against
the Consolidation Coal Company to ascrr-
tain whether it has been guilty of such
abuse or misuse of its chartered privileges in
charging discriminating freight rates over
thee n +. railroad as would make forfeiture
of its charter proper. Chapter al, Acts of
lists, was cited.
Frank e. BcaIl was appointed a Notary
Public by GOV. Carroll
Mrs. William Warn died Tuesday. April
p, 1876, leaving her husband and several
children.
The Franklin Coal Company resumed
mining operations ou the 18th and next dav
the Borden Mining Company discontinued
work
William PIackctt was mortaly hurt in a
runaway ON Atlantic mine plane April p,
and son seriously injured.
Through Winfield Scott Burton McSsrs.
Dewitt x Stewart, merchants. learned that
Frederick Walker, colored barber had been
rohbmg the store al odd tunes for ~ months
While Mr.. Dewitt was waiting for Walker
who had confessed, to give other "bOttum
facts, the latter decampcd.
McSsrs. Thomas A. Evans and Reuben
Anthony, committee, published resolutions
OF regret concerning severance of relations
between Rev. John Thomas, pastor and the
Presbyterian church.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-04-21
JOHN CANAN...On National |

JAMES BARRY iarli CanlPD
of IrtD
road
G Store
fromI
ties Pos
SEBASTIAN Miu~to Mt
Is Sore
ike urr
ron
OF
to NatonaIr
fON
OF Pos )lio
Pike arkcrI road
al ron Post
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-04-21
CARLOS

County road leading from FIR,
bout loo yards southeast of kellcys Store
ON County road from Bo
out 80 yards south of IIitchinS Bros Store
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-04-21
ALIIiG ANY MINES
BORDEN SHAFT

.... County road leading from Frosburg to Lonaconn
W yards south west OF c. and i. Depot
10 yards north of William Davis Store ON County roa
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-04-21
I'EOSTRUItG

JAMES AiBkl'j opposite Building
LOUIS ARM,
toHi;A IobE: about IoirsSt rnninl di i
loH r"4 opposite WhG"ns AI"rGs
abortI51 feet hot the FIRST Naoaal iIank anu ">
CHRISTIAN tromtH
y2I " t2' ct yf west corner il 'non and Grant
C%Ts Livery
FroHbug House opposite
OPP Gars BOOK Stes
GP 2XSAE A HLAI. @ "on 5Ief under M2'
iSAAG MAtrlI County road opposite the Res" ZONES
GE H. mon Hotel east cSrn S 1 n May ,m Brow we1 ye na9
SAMyE Maple streets
i2I ITr rA rHyFi @ U%i2% street opr%s"s o Fellows Hail
}0iT H. MO" street "ho" II" feet west from John IL e[ Residence
,x,x p,rr ao" 50 yards north from Evans Iiv,ry Stable
urxry soxx,xnrr3t about % wards NORTH
JqI iT rWi @ owy street opposite Jepka R. Daniels Meat
~ ,, " IL Eyanss store " '"' ~
About POO shop on broadway street
JOHN N'h'NAN l2 Broadway
} 'y '"ES
" " ~ about a~ yaniwe CandP depot ~ ~ " ''y 'o'"
ELMEE q BE E County road opposite Fred :waIt
AR An Next door west Of Clinton thts Werom Main
dIV Main street go feet from Clinton his
~ - o Malamc Hos,En Store
~ ~ about ., wards we, Of Parker Store ~ " ~
about y Vnri fr11 " Pk pH s '''"e TO Midland
THOMAS NELSON County road about 100 yards of c. and p r. r.
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Midland Hotel.
Miscellaneous advertisements
Notice of Applications for Saloon License

II omull wtht
by the
tIuHtC for
and
AItgln yUDuntV as u CLOVIS stated
isla lccof
Monia Apri:.O
". Clerk
rom Savage roF tstuIr,
rm larI - anl Station
Ed" AID NIllif'H On ourry
of tate line
EDW ARD NJ kFNN to urac,n
t. /.
JAMES QI
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ECkfIAIsT MINES

ike, about l15 yards west fro
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A I a regular meeting of Division No :,
"a Ancient Order of lIibcrnians, of Frost
burg Md held Sunday, April :, 1905. the
Members, grlcvcd over the death of Brother
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MOUNT SAVAGE
VALE SUMMIT

On County road from Claysville MIar
about 80 yards of Parkers
Main GAINESVILLE
about - yards from W. J. Parker's
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Oahu Railway
TIME TABLE.
OUTWARD.

For Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku and
Way Stations a. m, 1920 P. m.
For Pearl City, Eva Mill and Way
Stations-t7:30 a. m, 1918 a. M,
s11:05 a. m, *2:I5 p. m, 1920 P. h.,
1913 p. M, 1890 p. M, t11:15 p. m.
For Wahiawa-*9:1 a. m. and 70 16
D. m.
INWARD.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal
alua and Waianae-*S:36 a. m, *5:31
p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mill and
Pearl City-f7:46 a. M, 1886 a. m,
*10:38 a. M, *1:40 P. M, @4:31 P. ~,
1871 p. M, *7:30 p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa-
1876 a. m. and *5:31 p. m.
Daily. Elk. Sunday. Sunday Only.
The Haleiwa Limited, two-hour
train (only frst-class tickets honore y,
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at %
a. m; returning, arrives in Honolulu
at 1910 D. M The Limited stops only
at Pearl City and Waianae.
g. P. DENISON, T. G. SMITH,
Supt. G. P. & T. A.