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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-07

PENSACOLA HARHoR, June ., 1906.
To the MINING JOURNAL.
Once in a while our thoughts turn back
TO old associations and surroundings, and
we cannot but contrast the difference
between then and now
Having an hour of leisure, [ have
thought that | could not employ it better
than by relating some of the new things
| see. They will not, | hope, be unin-
terestlng, because they pertain to the
defence of our country i'll the event of
invasion by foreign foe.
We, the generation that is passing,
used to know something of guns and
forts, and We're able to excel in the
"arts' of war in our day, and of that
we are still pardonably proud But at
best our methods We're crude and uncer-
tain when compared with the methods
now employed i'll everything pertaining
to thehse of arms. Especially is this SO
as regards our coast defences.
In the old time great, massive Struc-
lures of stone and cement We're built at
the entrance to our harbors, upon the
parapets and in the embrasures Of which
were mounted the guns. These guns
were each manned" individually,
were useful or useless, just i'll proportion
as the gunner was skilled or unskilled,
nervous OF steady, calm or excited. Now
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-07
Come to Denver.

DENVER, Col, June H. 1906.
To the MINING JouRNNL
Accompanying w l.. Culver, prcsi-
dent of the Wrought-Iro Range Com
pany, st. Louis Mo. left here G:lO D.
m. comfortably quartcred in Il train all
Pullman, etc -"O Overland Limited ="
Crossed the "Great Divide" about mid
night and reached Ogden, Utah, middle
afternoon next day
Two hours later we sped across the
great Salt Lake, really the most beauti-
full spectacle | have ever enjoyed the
fortune to look upon Over 20 miles the
tram seems suspended i'll air, AS there is
nothing under but the narrow track lald
upon piles about 10 feet above the sur
face of the Lake This portion of the
road is called "The Great Salt Lake
Cut-Otf, and the scenery is so grand
from the "obScrvation ear" that will
not attempt descriptions 1t is beyond
the powers of both artist and lmgulSt.
Reached Oakland Cal, next day at
$40 p. IN. About 10 miles west of
Sacramento, however, noticed earth
quake effects. Our railway track for 10
miles had been made new. In some
places the old tracks had been set ON
edge.
Remained overnight in Oakland and
crossed the Bay next morning not to
san Francisco, but to where San Fran
cisco once stooI-So imposing and proud .
aS | SAW ii only a year ago Now poor
poor San Francisco, orphaned to the
good people of the country hv some
great urgency in the economy of nature.
But how nohly the people have re-
SnnnHnI tA - 81,
humanity is not all bad.
They still need the substantial sym
pathy of the country, because they W sh
to rebuild a better and greater city ON
the sites of homes beloved. More than
amy people | have ever seen they love
their city. and in all the impulses of
pride, faith, energy, push and intellect
they cherish the hope of building an
other monument to civic beauty greater
and grander than the old.
The firm with whom we have so long
held close business relations was about
the first to put up sign in "the burned
district" and we found them not only
undismayed by the past, but actually
cheerful concerning the future
Returned home ria same route
This leaves Us we'll and all looking
forward to the 18th of July when The
Best People on Earth will be our guests.
Will you be with them: We are going
to give them 1.-THE time of their lives. -
Our great and growing city is going to
shine some, Judging from the number
and size of electric lamps the people are
putting in.
Dear Elk, do not fail to bring Mrs.
Elk and the darling little Elks, bless
their hearts. Not one shall be a stranger
here.
Come; our hearts bleed welcome for
you!
Our keys are thine! c. W.O.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-07
GENERAL.
The Idle Tongue.

Don't SANDER. Don't repeat scandal
Don't yield to the temptation to tell
your nclghbOr or chance acquaintance
Il bit OF IDLE gossip picked up at random
even though you would give Salve tc
your conscience by declaring that YOU
do not believe the story. Ifyou donot be.
leve 1t, or If you have IA Pickering doubt
as to its authenticity keep it to yourself
And even though YOU have reason tC
believe 1t true, why repeat it? What
is to be gained thereby? Verify, the
idle tongue is one of the arch-enemeS
of society. 1t has blasted more lives,
ruined more homes and brought NOR,
gray hairs i'll sorrow to the grave than
demon rum or open-yillainy. ItscattelS
Its mischief i'll every nook and corner OF
society. 1t sows thOrns where they
spare not upright manhood, virtuOuS
WOmanhOOd or even innocent childhood
morsel of scandal, be it ever so idle
once it is started on its Journey of in.
sdlOus mischief, never stops or pauscS
Day and night it travels, gathering
force as it moves and ever dragging in.
10 its wake the fame of some hitherto
fair name. 1t spares none of any station
or condition in life. 1t leaves heart
aches, destroys condolences, plants the
seeds of distruSt where suspicion never
rested before and leaves ii trail marked
by sorrow and blasted hopes.
Don't Islander. Don't even gossip
for the idle gossip of to-day may be
probably will be-the whitening. ruin.
Gus scandal of tomorrow. Guard yOul
own tongue as yOu would the life of
your best beloved, for there are Others
i'll plenty that wag without thought OF
(GaD UrrUH.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-07
iSrcVitIcS.

\ somewhat prominent business man
who does not believe i'll advertising
not even to help a home paper, went
fishing recently and during whole
day 5 offering of choice bait never got Il
nibble. His faith iii the final efficacy of
fishing, however, remains stcadfast.
One of the tallest men seen here III
many days walked out Broadway Thurs.
day. He was stranger, but there is d
bedstcad without IA toot-board some
where.
Mt. Savage did we'll i'll Frostburg on
the 4th-captured a flag and game OF
base ball.
Natural gas coming. 1t is needed-tC
balance the unnatural volatility of the
town vOlubllty.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-07
New Advertisements.

Miss Ogdem'S announcement of rcadi-
ness to take pupils in vocal or inStru-
mental music should be of interest to
those who desire classical tuition in
those accomplishments. She is we'll
schoolcd and with experience i'll teach
ing, offers Ioubly competent service.
r. White * Son are in the JOURNAL :
magic circle of business men who think
enough of trade to invite it to their
marts and he welcome. Both father
and son are huStlerS
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-07

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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-07
COUNTY
\ Present Duty.
Subscribe for the JOURNAL.
W Hing to Help.

\ gentleman IN London called on the
celebrated editor of a wcll-known news
paper and said:
Sir, your paper has announced that am
dead
IF it is in our paper it must be true" re-
piled the editor.
But it is not true, for, as you see, am
alive
Well then, 1t cannot he helped"
But expect you to correct the mis- state
ment said the gentleman.
The editor answered
81 cannot do that, for we never recall what
is i'll our paper. will, however, do every
thing to bring you back to life. Tomorrow
will place your name in the list of births. -
Judgc'S -uagosjne Of Fun.
If "the celebrated editor" is named
Robinson, and the well known news,
paper" called the Stur, it is evident that
London is aping Homecoming.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-07
SENII-IIOt AL.
Chunk of Wisdom.

The Taneytown Rrcord has found out
something. At least it says-apparently
after an immense amount of thinking:
one thing about printing office never
stops. EXpcnSc-and plenty of it. 1t is
necessary therefore. for income to he as
regular.
Great Judges, old man, but that must
be il conclusion founded upon the law
of 'hlllS DaVahlp -
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-07
ISreVitieS.

The "Bentztown Bard is unwilling
to 'abate Old Braddock," avoiding
pure Sacrilege" by preferring it
straight. But evidently the Bard"
never heard why the Frenchman called
the cocktail "ze gran American con-
tradiction."
NJ. A. Chambers, whose interesting
letter is elsewhere printed, is chief en-
gineer of the U. 5. Steamer, Caucus. "
Il sea-going vessel of the hydraulic
dredge class. The office OF this vessel is
ii continuous one-that of dredging the
channel between Pensacola Bay and the
Gulf of Mexico. That is, it keeps the
entrance to Pensacola Bay open to the
admission of large ships. He knows
therefore whereof he writes.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-07
Political Brcyitics..

With "Unc. Joe" for king, and "Gay
Paree' for kinghng, why should the
mere audience be unhappy;
j. Joker Robinson came within two
weeks of missing that appointment.
That was IA beautiful blend of Labor"
and ti-LabOr" Col. Pearre com
pounded to represent the county in the
Frederick convention.
Some of them want to insinuate that
"D. f. D. now stands for Dead Ever
lasting Duck.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-07
IL. Il.
NnrES.

The Piedmontese came up last Satur-
day and Frostbulg wiped up the earth
with them by . to |.
Wednesday Frostburg went to Pied
mont and got licked by . to I.
Two afternoon games of base ball We're
played, Mt Savage winning the first
from Frostburg by ) to ,, Eckhart the
second from Cumberland by too
Now and then fellow named
Errors belonging to the Cumberland
team of the Pom league, loses the
game"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-07
Worthy of"RepublicatiOn.'

\ note to the JOURNAL reads as
follows:
The enclosed sermonette appeals to me Sc
strongly that send it to you for republca-
ton if you think well enough of it.
The "sermonette" appears elsewhere
under heading of The Idle Tongue"
1t is SO good that it ought to be a
preamble to one of the few laws justify
ing government by Injunction
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-07
NJ aIIi1l.

Thursday evening, June %, 1906, at
Gilmore, by Rev. a. G. Thompson of
Homecoming, Miss Hannah Jane Moore,
of Gilmore, TO Mr.. Arthur Bond, of this
place Mr. and Mrs. Bond have made
thnir homo here.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-07

Superintendent Alfred Jrtfrics drained
the old reservoir Monday and cleaned
1t. Which is why ne reported only zone
foot of water Monday evening Yes
tcrdav the water was Sin feet deep.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-07

Walter Thomas. of this place, has sued
for divorce from his wife, Emma G.
Thomas They were married nine years
ago and have three children. Mr..
Thomas asks for the custody of the
children.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-07
Can't DO without It..
Following message came yesterday

Following message came yesterday:
ATLANTIC CITY. July >.
Please mail the great paper to me here, as
cant do without it. Am having a good
time Wait till snow falls to look for me at
home. Had big ith. but it raiucd all day.
c. II. WITrIG.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-07

Marriage licenses have been granted
recently to the couples named below:
Lewis Skidmorc and Nellie Drew. both of
Midlothian.
Edward y. Markcrt of Cumberland. and
Mary Catherine Welhrrd. of Eckhart
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-07

Charles Ramhotf and William, his son,
with their families. removed from this
place yesterday to a farm, near Po-
cahOntas Pa
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-07
Grand Picnic.

The John Wesley NJ. f. Church will
hold grand picnic i'll Braddock Park
Tuesday, July II, next. At 3 o'clock p.
III. Col. G.. y. Pearre will deliver an
address.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-07

Frostburg Elks should read c. w. O. ;
letter from Deuyer-a general invita-
ton to all Elks, special to those of
FrOStburg.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-07

At Tuesday, session this week
Charles q. Watson. executor of Jacob
IIanSrL deceased, filed report of sale of
real estate of said deceased, and an order
DiN' WAS passed thereon.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-07

business Weather Note.
All seasons are favorable to advertise.
ments planted i'll the JOURNAL.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-07

In Baltimore Wednesday, June -,
1906, Miss Mary Greenhorn, of Iona
coming, to Hon. John II. Loar, of Fern
Valley Farm.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-07
CORRESPONDENCE.

\ business Obligation.
Advertise i'll the JOURNAL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
1uiness and Professional Mems Club Issues
Circular With Names OF Doctors and Drug
gists Who Will Throw Out Sunset Phones.

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sooa. r rYomataa. =. Y Won
PAIL. G. p WaEmburE p h
Whiting. \. y. WlksF. X Wins
los. Wnsherenoan. G Henson
Wnnd. = Weldon Young. +. NJ.
faans W 8 lIefdman. " 6 tIp
pineaft A q tsoss ) Y NcI.aea
Ian. j " Mitchell
Druggists.
Banka Pharmacy. naftai Drug
Co Boilnk'a Pharmacy. Broadway
Fharmaff. Capitol Hlil Pharmacy.
H. A. Claaaa#u. uill Drug ca
Eaafinkn Pharmacy. EdRaNa tor
PharuaeY Fremant DRUG Co II =
Gibson. Gray MeEedaeu Drug
Co. Green lake Drug 60. A z
Guy pharmarf iieaasY UFnK
Co. High school Pharmacy.
HiFseh Pharmacy. Howell - phar.
maes. INTERPLAY Pharmacy. John.
son carherrt Drug Co Kinsei
Bros II ] EMeaF. Lake Washing
ton Pharmacy tsafona Drug Store.
leaffa Pharmacy. t.ees Pharmacy.
L1tsle.a Pharmacy. Lyons Phaf
macy Madrona Pharmacy. Ha
feRlic Pharmacy ossswaFd q
Nubcuafeiu. Pacific HruE Co Pike
S. Pharmacy. Quaker UfuH Co.
Max RaFlef Drug Co. Raiuief
Pharmacy a y sehmitk = NJ
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DRUG Ga Niek nfae Co. Worth
ca 4 -. Fremont Pharmacy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
ARE
CAUGHT
Man Who Ran Away From Seattle With
Fourteen Year Old Girl Is Located
Girls Father Swears Out Warrant for
Arrest and Will Bring Them Back.

MAY Merrill. AGED Il. aud Charles
Hanger. aged q. who eloped from
this city on the night Of May 5.
we're located yesterday at East
Ciallam. near the head Of me
straits Of san Juan dc fgea. aud
William Merrill. the girls father
eho resides AZ 707 Madison St.
viii leave tonight to bring the pair
back.
Warrant Sworn Out.
Tcleeraphic aaYiers Nere scat 10
the authorities at East Ciallam
early this morning 10 take the
clippers 10 custody nud warrant
IL 10 be sworn out for Hanger The
FiriE father was In consultation
with the police today. and upon
their advice he went to the prose
euiink attorneys office 20 swear
10 a complaint charging Hanger
sith abduction
The Young couple disappeared on
MaY G aud not A trace OF them had
been found Up &c yesterday after.
noon. when the father received a
letter from the proprietor 81 tie
East Clailam hotel stating that 8
KannE man and q girl were stHS ing
there who appeared % be the
missing couple Miss Merrill req
iatered in her own name. but Hang
ef appears q have given a fictitious
name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
RAIN HELPED
THE STREETS

This rain came at much need
ed time With reference 10 the work
which the street depart msht Is do
Ing the dirt streets % the city.
said Street superintendent Walters
this morning The pfotractrd
drauth had So dried out the ground
that Il vas dlfneull 10 work aud
Nhsn worked Gam up Ia huge elods
IN addition 20 thls the streets
which had been rounded up were
Ia many eases very dusty. there
having been no rain TO settle them
tWa or three weeks earlier than
nsnal
a FNs soaking rains like this
one a. nov needed ii oraef 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

At the hotel the two passed as
cousins The hotel proprietor fur-
Their informed the father that the
two we're preparing to leave for
Canada. and this prompted him TO
wire the authorities Go take thsm
in custody He wiii 10 to East
Clallam on the boat tonight. arris-
Ing at his destination late tomorrow
afternoon.
Miss Merrill u said By her father
% be only i 4 years Of age. although
she appears older and wears long
dresses
Friends Assisted.
Mr. Merrill claims that friends of
the Young man assisted the couple
in getting away from the city. IL
ID the opinion that they were here
Aith these friends for several days
after the girl was first missed.
Hanger. Sir. Merrill tells the POI
lice. he has always regarded rs up
right and honorable. and has had
} good reputation among those who
know him. He has been engaged
In general work in the city for
soae time Merrill fully believes
that the young mans Intentions to-
ward the girl we're honorable. and
& IL possible that there will be no
prosecution when an understanding
Is reached. Mr.. Merrills princi-
pal objection against any marriage
rests IN the Girls extreme youth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
Dearborn and Company Would Provide Right Of
Way for Union Pacific Through Blocks 2H
to 285--0ffer to Donate Part of Required
Property

Real estate men interested In
property along Fourth az are
working ON plan whereby they
hope to settle the difficulty between
the city council aud the Union Pa.
elfie and Al the same time preserve
Fourth nv for the city.
Dearborn 4 Co. oNn and control
much OF the property from block
I'll 10 block 2sb Through the prop.
ertY which they own they are Will.
INK 20 give the Union Pacific 4
fiEhtaof way 40 feet wide. and they
have talked with several other
property owners sho are willing 10
do the same
Would Settle Trouble.
All this property II located be.
tween Fourth aud Sixth avs. and
the rIshtof way through the slid.
die Of the block would solve the
difficulty.
Dearborn 4 Co are confident that
they can secure the consent Of all
the property owners to this dona.
fion Of right.of way. with the pos.
aible exception OF the Great North,
ern
The Great Northern owns blocks
zsa. 2st and portions Of blocks $50
and 2Is. The rest Of the property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
WHERE IS THE
ORDINANCE?

Difference of opinion appears 10
have arisen between Chairman
Kbinden. OF the cltY council com.
mitteo on fire aud water matters.
aud Corporation Counsel Calhoun
as 10 what has become Of the or.
dinance introduced tn the council
iva or three weeks ago by Couns
Gilman Heselle regulating the con
atruetion Of biliboarda
Referred to Committee.
The ordinance was referred 10 the
fire and water committee. which
committee voted Co refer If to the
corporation counsel for a legal onin.
Ion as 10 its validity
Iblnden insists that the ordi.
nance Was so referred, ana thai the
committee Is merely waiting for
ealhuuns report. and that Calhoun
is in correspondence with public
officials In other cities In an ef
fort to ascertain how those cities
regulate hilihoards.
Thinks Differently.
Calhoun. ON thu other hand. IN.
sists that the ordinance has never
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

n P LNarF. secretary Of tbs
Aazss aae Frofe ssenal Meas
-. has Issued circular Ia
skNA - enamaratss the doctors
~ asagxlsss Who viii remove
azlF sanzst phones b August
Hssf after thar date only the Ii
*7saaent phoae
IA lefteF accompanying the
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