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The Alaska prospector., 1907-12-12
From Tuesdays Bulletin

The formal opening of the Fair
banks,' a new liquor house, conduct
ed by George Krau, occurred last
night. The new place is furnished in
fine style and is intended to be a first
class saloon, free from any objection
able features. a parlor has been set
aside on the upper floor as loung-
ing place for the patrons, and this
feature will add greatly TO its popu-
larity. Geo. krau is well and favora-
bly, known here, having been one of
the original glacier architects, and
his venture will undoubtedly succeed.
l.. l.. Whittemcre has re-opened the
Northern saloon at Cordova.
James Winters, a widely known
sourdCugh of Alaska, died of pneu-
monia at Cordova Saturday last.
julius Singer, whose company is
doing extensive development work
on copper property or Latouche
island, is in Valdez
Jack Miller, Of Miller gu!ch fame,
and Mrs. Miller and baby, and Mrs.
Schaeffcr, mother of Mrs. Miller, are
incoming passengers OIL the Saratoga.
The wrestling bout between Stall
and Papas at the Horseshoe last night
attracted house full of spectators.
Both are skilled, muscular athletes
and they gave Il clever. creditabie ex.
hilton on the mat.
a rumor is current that ta. steam
ers ROsalie and Santa Cara viii! be
placed on the Valdez Cordova-K atalla
The Alaska prospector., 1907-12-12

run early next spring, to accommo-
date the rapidly increasing commerce
between these points.
b. F. Watson has resigned his POSI-
ton as book-keeper OF the Valdez
Dock Company, and leaves for the
East on the Northwestern. BY his
courteous treatment of patrons Of the
dock and steamship companies Mr..
Watson has made host Of friends
here who regret his intended depar-
Mre. Frank Willard succeeds to the
vacated position.
Deputy Marshal Dooley came up
from Cordova on the Northwestern.
bringing rs his guest one Mickey"
Hayden, who has taken quarters at
the Hotel de Wybrant, pending his
future disposition by the grand jury.
John Peterson, better known Az
"Walhalla Pet > was robbed Of some
$3.50 III $40 bills which he had stored
iii a trunk in his cabin at Cordova
last week. The sudden prosperity Of
"Mickey'' after this occurrence
caused suspicion to be directed against
him. He was arrested and arraigned
before Judge Van Slyke, who bound
him over to await the action of the
grand jury at the ensuing term Of
court.
Frankfort. Ky, Dec. lO-The en-
tire militia of the state has been
called out 70 prevent a repetition OF
the work of raiders at Hopkinsville
III these raids women were beaten
and maltreated, and property DIES.
troyed.
Mllbury, Dec. 10 - Mrs. Taft,
mother Of the secretary Of war, died
here last night, after Il lingering il
ness. raft sailed from Cuxhaven
last night. enroute home.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-12-12
DAILY RECORDS FILED

Deeds-Wm. kruhm and II. kruhm
to Dan Creek Gold and Copper Com
pany, Nugget and Hard Scrabble
placer claims and Ingersoll and Rose
bud lode claims, all on Dan creek
Location-No. below on Golconda
creek. $. A. Jacobson, locator.
Locations = The Nancy, Nelma.
George. Billy, Rex and Dandy quartz
claims, handbook bay. Located by
T.. r. Griiliths.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-12-12

The reception rendered to Rev. F.. p
Newton last night at the rectory was
largely attended, and very pleasant
evening Was passed.
{. W. Harrington. superintendent of
the tidalgo-A Alaska Copper Company.
returned from an inspection of the
company's property at F,dalgo bay
Thursday, and reports things looking
favorable at the camp The company
has just completed the erection of a
substantial bunk house, capable of
accom- odating twenty-five miners.
and the present prospecting force will
he augmented soon, and the work of
extracting ore for shipment to the
smelter begun The surface iudica
tons on this property are such as to
warrant the belief that a good mine
will bs developed there.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-12-12
From MONDAYS Bulletin

AAoNl InOnQdy' s bulletin
Steamer Northwestern arrived from
Seattle Sunday at 6 p. IN with forty
nine passengers for Valdez, some oil
whom are the advance guard OF the in
terror rush The steamer took OF
3oO tons of coal at Nanaimo for this
place, clearing direct from the British
port for Valdez This is the North
westerns first trip to Valdez since she
went on the rock at Latouche Captain
True bridge Is in command. he sailed
for the westward thus mornlng at 9.
The sacred concert at tn. Catholic
church last night was largely attended
The various numbers were much en-
joyed The teuo: solos Of Mr.. Webt
were especially pleasing. Rev Fatbe,
Corbiey paid rn eloquent tribute to
sacred muse III short address
The following scored over 300 III the
Olympic bowling alleys last week
Collins, 223, 273o, 205 and ODD, Seals BOG
207, y Merge 20G. Re Ellis 300, j
Eaton 30. Ed Sellers IA
DR.. CLANCY reports the death al
James Harris. an INDECENT patient Of
the city. who died OF tuberculosis al
the Good Samaritan hospital thl,
morning. Harris has been in this sec
tion io' l'a"S Year,
An Orr stage left this morning fol
Fairbanks vita two passengers-Mrs
y. HfoaDu>ch aud MISS oarai L'h"se!
Inc 'a''er i 10 o'' MARIE" l" II
ood"a'". An incoming stage WIN
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The Alaska prospector., 1907-12-12
Of Local Interest
From Fridays Bulletin

Fairbanks early next week
Barney Hittel returned from a trip
% the Sound on the Elsie.
The Santa Clara should arrive from
Seward tonight, and sail tor Seattle
tomorrow.
The Elsie arrived from Sound ports
last night, with about thirty passen.
gers for Valdez.
A reception will be rendered the new
Episcopal rector, Rev f. F. Newton.
at the rectory tonight
The mems CLEO club meets tonioht in
Moose hall The club proposes to
give q concert in tho near future.
Bishop P. T. Rowe will sail on the
Santa Clara enroute to Juneau to visit
his family. He will return here later
and 90 over the trail to the interior
The japanese who cut John kipp
with butcher knife at Tonsna Sun
day last, arrived here last night His
story Is that Kipp was the aggressor
aud attacked him while be was cutting
bacon with the knife. which he was
compelled to use in self defense 1t is
said that Kipp's wounds are only
slight The Jap will not be prosecuted
1t is not at all certain that the term
OF court Will be held January 9th, as
the notices posted would suggest.
1t develops that there is no jury COM
missioner, which official. in company
with Deputy Clerk Henderson, draws
the jurors, both grand and petit. As
the judge appoints this official. and as
no appointment has beeu made, the
jury lists canno: be made out. Clerk
Henderson notified Chef Clerk Sitter
Of the condition Of things. aud received
a reply that il as up to jude Reid TO
appoint a jury commissioner. And IN
the meantime, the attorneys are In
Quandary as whether they should have
their clients and witnesses here on the
date set or not. Many litigants are
in the States, and to summon them
here on specified date and then com
pei them to wait mouth later would
be an unnecessary hardship.
There is a movement On fO1t here to
secure a regular mail service to the
camp at Valdez creek The mail vii!
be taken in this winter by private
carrier, but in the spring it Is hoped
that the government can be Induced
to let All emergency contract for this
route. A large number Of prospectors
and miners will go TO Valdez creek as
soon as the trail is opei, ard they
should be given at least semi monthly
mail. The tenefit to Valdez Of snch
service is self evident az the citizens
should use evary effort to secure the
adoption of the new route
There will be qnite ampede On 70
the upper Shushitna this winter
After the holidays. when the trail, are
settled, the mushers will begin t" p"l'
out for the new strike.
The Fairbanks papers rep>r' gate
stampede under way from that place
to Valdez creek and nelghborihg
streams Forty musher5 ieit fair-
banks for the Shushi.na with dog
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-02-02
NUN. so

psreoe que no han hallado muohos ga
oundos, aunque Frank esta "metido en-
sus calzones."
Respecto al proYsoto que introdujo
Malaquias Martinez, 90 han desoubierto
ooaas muy curiosas. Aparece en- los re-
gistros de Ia session de 1901 que Ell mismo
Melsluias fac el que introdujo el pro.
yecto para guitar los oomisionGdos de
oondado el dereoho de lenar vacanoiss
en- los puestos de oondAdo, dandose al
gobernador el derecho. TAmbien Sc be
desoubierto que en- aquel tempo votar1n
por Ia medida, Spices, Abbott y Dalies.
Ahora Mslaquias SO enouentra en- Ia p0
sioion del o6lebre inooenton que 50 obje-
to u mlsmo, Aunque "a hemos rela-
tado este incidente, viane tan q pelo que
10 haoemos de nnevo Caand0 80 orga.
nizo an esta oiudad, (por ALA en- el sno
De 1891, la Sooiedad Proteotora de Ia
Educacion, habia entire sus miembros
un nJtto famoso por sus patochadas.
Concludes los negocios dc Ia iunta, es.
80 suieto 50 levant6 y dijo; "Sr Presi.
dente, hsgo mocion que Ia junta sea
prorrogada" En- oil mismo momen.
TO oreyo observer que so levantaba otro
sooio, continue, 'pero al hay algunos
otros negocios, entoncea. ..o,.. 20 me OBJ
ieto mi mismo"
El Optic, correspondence al Jueves
oontiene un despaoho de su correspon.
sal en- Santa Fe, en- el cual dice que Sc
rumora muoho en- Santa F6, que Don
Salomon Luna cue ACADIA de llegar de
NuevA York y Washington, estA del la.
do del gobernadof Hagerman en- Ia pc
lea que 10 han arrojado los miembros de
la rapiha 81 tel ea el caso, e pueblo
puede tener esperanza de Que resulte
algun blen, pues oil sr Luna ejeroe una
inhuenoia may grands debido su DO
sioion como miembro de la comision
uaolonRl, y si el Sr. Luna se reyiste del
patriotismo, que hoy Sc reQuiere da el,
como iete Nuevo MeXicano, mucho bien
podrA esperarse de 50 corporation.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-02-02
R0B0 AU0AZ EN- LA TlENDA
De ROMERO.
EI Caciqus de los OiitOs su PIa-
ma Mayor son COsidOs con
la Masa en- las Manos.

III Domingo pasado SO extendi6 con
rapidez en- Is Plaza Ia noticia al efecto
que durante la nooha anterior hAbia hA.
mdO un roho Rrende en- Ia tienda de Ia
COmpania Mercantil dc Romero.
En- etecto, como les z de Ia mafiSna,
Hipollto . de Raca, uno de los emplea
les de la tienda. habis lido con el fin de
entregar IN Gtsd 1, y 10 Jrimero que OBJ
s'rvo fue cue la puettA de Ia gAlera es
taba entire alberta. Despuss de una OK
animation de les premises .observ6 que
talAbsn vGrios saoOs de cafe y otras 90
sss te tEtisiiEo que los discipulos de
Oaoc hsbisn hecho una vista nooturna
al lugar. Sin p6rdida de tempo, sAlie,
ron ct, Don Nscaeio @. de Bara Enri.
que sena, diputado Alguaoil, siguiendo
ia huella de IN CAIRO que les llev6 do.
reohito al Salitre y las oaass de Juan
Chavez jutz de pAz del preeinto uno
do los ] tss mas prominontes en- los con.
oilios republioanos, Francisco Gonzales,
DioElslo Gonzales, Antonio Gonzales v
Carlos Pine, tntlmos oAmaradAs del ca.
Clique En- diehss casas enocntraron
ana gran parte del botiu, que va se ha
biau reparJido, como hermRnitos I'll
Official y les otros cabRlleros reoobraron
dos saoos de cafe, dos dc chile Rprensa.
10. una cubsta de duloes un cAion de
craek r., de Ia propiedad de Romero
Mercantile O0., tambien un oajon
grande de Cmbuhdoe, una cantidad de
botss y aspAtos de hule, o1lohAs de ca
ma, ooItlnas dc punto eto, que los Ia.
drones oonfesaron hAber robAdo de la
oompaft del ferrocsrfil, Tambien fue,
ron trhidos Ia caroel los oinco indiyi
duos menoionRdos.
I'll MsItss fatron presentados ante el
tuez do pss, Felipe BAoa Garcia, del
preolnto No, 8, dos dc tllos, Francis.
co Antonio Gonzales, oonftsaron su
delito, mientras qu9 los otrcs so suieta.
ron d las prue bse, las que no hubo dii
ouitAd en- presentAr, oongietlendo prin,
oipalmeEts do heberse enoontrAdo en-
sus Q SIS y possession q propiedad robAda
n magistrate les impuso oada uno
hiDza dc S3 COO para Au comparenoia
nnte la ootte do dittrito, no pu1iendo
darla, fueron remitdos la carcel.
Al oacique Ohavtz SO 10 oYo decir que
10 que 10 tenia inquietc, mas que ttra
j0pa, era OF robo. heoho en- el tsrrocarrtl,
indicando uon clio que los ladrones no
dtbsn temtr robRr q los oiudadGnos que
no eieroen iffluencis con la adminstra.
olon repnblioana sino q los qna Ia ejer
cen, otmo ca ei ferreoarril, Y tiene 40
brada roEon el Judgs Chavez, pnes haoe
va muoho tempo q1e SO han estado 90
metlento grandes robos en- gua oomRr.
cRF, priucipalmepte dc resls, las an
turidAdes han pprmaneoido como esta
tuAs J1dge Chavez saba bien 10 que
lice y porQu6 10 dioa.
Circular iumores oil Il scto que los
gra dos" de 10 administfa ion haran
ts'uerz a q aespeIados por 80 var al iuez
OhRveE stno estayierA Ia comp AHA
del terfocarril de p0r N 3dio, indu liable
msnts 10 harlan,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-02-02
La ConIesta del Dslegado.

Ya Sc ha dado principle q tomAr Ia evi.
denoia en- Ia oausa do Ia contesta del
Hon 0. A. Lsrrbz)lo, contra w. IL An.
drewa La evidencia so tsta tonRndo 81
timultar cam fnte en- los n aios de So.
coiro, Valencia, Torrance. San Miguiely
Colfhx.
Nj ST. Larrazolo y el Jusz Long eetsn
stendisndo per.onalmente en el Conda.
do do Oolfax, y fegun notioias que he
mos tenido, cuando la evidencia en-
aquel copdndo hAyR sido reduC'da, en-.
ssnar& una condioion de frgutss do eleo
oiCn les mss descArados y corruptos Ii
mismo 50 oedefa en- les o,r5s condados
va diehos.
I'm este condGdn 40 esta iomsndo la
evidet cis ante Don Demetrio Porez 90
mo Notario Pub loo, Don Carlos l. Her.
ndnde5 aotusndO on Ia oapacldad de ia.
terpr to Los hoaneiados Bupkr y
Hnl kfr represabtSn Il lado del con tes.
tanta. Los pooos cssos do fsaudes que
SC han desoub bierto en- ttt3 con1ado son
clGros y pcsitiyos,
De nuevo suplioBmos q nuestroa ami.
gos qae deseen oOntubair para 10 con-
tests, que NOS hpgap apH remessa opsp'
10 antesr
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-02-02
Nuestra CondoIencia.

Ests redaccion txlienda nj Sc Enrique
II Sala2ar sus h rmapgs 4 Don Juan
Jos6 ea sIar, su condolenoia en- oca.
sion del fallecimiento do la eenora
Manderfeid, do SaUta Fs, aoseoimiento
que los ha dc 'do sumidos en- aoerbo
dolor.
La sehors Mauderhald fallaoi6 a re-.
sultss de una mortal pulmonia el Lunas
pssado, en- el lpgsr de su resi1entis,
ooniortsda ocn todos los Auxitios de la
iglesia OAt6lica, dc 10 que era ma fer
yieDte devota.
Sos rastos morta'es fucrou deposita
dos en- 81 oemsnseiio do Huestra Ssn0ra
del Rosario, en- el mismo saro6fcgo don.
do desoansan los restos de sa hnado es
poso, el ST. VIM, II Msnderleld,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-02-02
Ell CaddveF de Jose Limo Chavez
Enconirado.

Aolba de lleg,r nuestra mesa do re.
daooiou ms cErta en- lA que % nos par
tIcips que i dla If DO E1ero foe enoon.
trado on Ell llaEo como millss 81 sud
oeste do In Iona Alta, FL cAdGver Dc
jose Limo Chavez, uno de los pastores
de- las par tldss do Ia oomphnlR del SsIa
do que so ptriio dursute el REBELLION de
Novembre ptasdo que murio helado
Los restcs del ioven hoado faeron ae
pultsdos el dia 10 del eOirienta en- el 90
menterio do Los Tsnos.
El infortuuado j5yen conts ba "a sfios
de edad al tempo de gu defunoicn y do
ia sumidos en- hmArgo llsuto 4 sus pa
dres, Ceoiiio Chavez y Justa A do Cha.
veg, ouatro harmanhs y dos hermanos y
un creoido Lunero de parientes
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-02-02
Ayrso

e. pr este dado quienes conoiefoa
zoe hAbiendo mi esposs Josefa Rom 70
ne Il Jdriguez, nrrojsdome fuera ds So
casa el dia II de Enero 1907, en- GloTts-
ta N. NJ, oiciendome que no ienia uso
para mi cue no guerra vivir mas con
niRo y ttras palsbrEs ohscents que no
son para pnb'icarse; = ademes que me
a., ostgabs de tqdA respoRiahiIld4d ha'
ElV s!Is PcE u tsRt5 20 20 sSEe T5Pop
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-02-02
OJo AqKI Legislatures.

despsho Washington recibdo Santa Fe e Domingo
passje Senado federal del u6
recomendsdo gobernsdr Hgman hacienda apopon
SIS 600 de los ondo del gobno de eeados adoo
gastos oontgentes de A Legislature del Terrtoo
mo psrece egadoTeS que de prieA
Dgratud acttud de slgunos usted haoa al gbrndor M
german9 psssie apropacon que oomeld6 Nc Hgr
man iou8 oompromiso ustedes su )ifiesa
los amigos que empAdo osreoeno do auto lad
legal los fondos del Tertorio? Ia oniuc
de mss odosa considers esn
yiendo de para
cuadra ornp que jam6s iniestsdo
hombres
JQu6 no seIfA muho meor de aarSe gays
ooopeAn Hsgerman para bien del pueblo
ustsde mlsmos y para savsr pTopo cedio?
UstedeS aben peectAmente las mss rasteras de paooa
tamben peruado las uncones honestas del gobenao
;porqu6 preferir la corruption la honestdsd?
En justica Omb del pueblo spfianto apsa.
mos un uselesi
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-02-02
SIC COMPRAN DEsPERDICIO3.

u = = = 7 H'1E@' ="
Otbre, metal. zinc. zaGa'os y hntss de
hule. llantss 10 hua de btni9lefa ropa
vieja botelIas y ,aoos; psgare les 70 J
res precios en- dinero p r clos \ i" r.-
tore squi ooIta tiemP9. ii Med 'is, No.
u.s. GgApa ATs, 2SP'
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-02-02

sable por niDguna cuenta cue Fila con
traiga On mi n1mbr) q far do consoc
to-.
223t. Mauricio Rodriguez
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-02-09
GOVERNMENT WAGES LOW.
l.. T. New comb Gives Facts of Inter
est to Wage Farmers.


FROM lN'" To ''''f '''e 'N'''E' re'"Il
cost OF Tue ordinary articles OF io"d
used n the uitcd states advanced no
less thaa Il per cent DESC, to be more
rXact,-tnat is. the purchaser of food
f,r y family had +, nav S117 in 1904
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,
"'N' ''' ''''' ''''
ny ''' H'Ti'IH NN'II'" 'N''l'H '"lP''! I"
by the federal SoNcrhlnch'' ana ever!
lpuSeWite knows that they 90 not over
tat" the advance. other necessities OF
he have advanced iii cost with ap
proNiInateiy equal rapldlty.
PROFESSIONALLY wages ought, Ecner
ely speaking, to have advanced some
what in proportion to the increase IN
tie cost of living. In priEs,r employ
ment this las apparently taken place,
the average wages per hour reported
10y the federal bureau of labor being
1876 per cent higher in l3ui than in
lN.6 and the average weekly earnings
12.1G per cent higher. The advances
thus represented are spread al over the
country; they characterize every pri-
waite industrial enterprise and have
benefited all classes OF W"rNm"n EN-
ployed in private undertakings.
How is it with public employment!
\ few undertakings conducted under
public ownership employ labor like
that similarly serving priNat" employ
in, l1.. t1,II
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-02-09
About Selling Real Estate.

A NY piece of REAL ESTATE can be
~ sold at some price.
Every owner would like to sell for more
than he can get.
OF course, property is worth the most it
can be sold for.
Generally, a property is sold for the most
to the person to whom it is the most useful.
The finding of that person is the import
ant deSidcr6tND,, and the owner who wants
to sell cannot afford to make a mistake at
that critical juncture of his enterprise
The best "FINDER' of PURCHASERS
of REAL ESTATE known here is the
MINING JOURNAL.
1t spart of it S business to do just such work
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-02-09
BY ARTHUR N.!..,.Nrs.


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ownership "I 'l'N' ny 'Ile '"'Iliil u''''H
Is advocated ny some on the Srouhu
th&i they are hoc'SSl'IeS Oh nlouern
HE, by others because they partake OF
the nature Gf monopoly. 1t does not
appear that either Is il Sulilcleht rea-
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irucrS, not necessities. The latter con
sit of simple dwellings, food, raiment
aaI means of warmth i'll winter. If
on. urcc ;Sitics are to be mmicipalzed,
we should begin with the butcher, gro
cor. baker and coal dealer, whose per
ccatu", of profits far exceeds that of
a.y of the corporations in the so called
pu. rc service.
Nonop,ly . regulated monopoly CO., is
mot niece. yarilv opposed t. the public
;.tnrpst II is advantageous to all to
haze one trlcphonr system. that from
OH, p,fut all NAV be conveniently
reached. to have one street car sys-
tr. with universal transfers, making
Unnecessary any relation between ones
hp,ip and place of work; to have a
sin-,c cas- or electric light works. pre-
venting the waste of small plants and
or.ronizptfoDs and securing bv the lar
ser dcycl,pment increased reliability
and improved quality in the service.
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BOarders w anted

CEVERAL GENTLEMFN can obtain con-
> venient Boarding Recommendations
at Mrs. G.. @. Gil ANEG'S.
Over McMullen d co. 5 Shoe Store
August q Union street.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-02-09

Typic-I Case of City Bookkeeping.
Tie authorities of Lakewood, O.,
have charged the city $50 a year for the
street lights supplied by the municipal
plant. After boxing ut their tax bills
some of the citizens came to the con
cluSion that this sum did not represent
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-02-09

~ ENERAL or SPECIAL appear in text
VI more accurately and in type more at
tractively in the Mining JOURNAL than in
any other paper.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-02-09

Silly Billy wants kiss, sitting in the rain.
Why should she deny him this? Answers very plain:
Can the fire of love be (heed my Ianguage-markD
With the wetness of the storm putting the spark?
some folks never know enough to escape the wet;
Sit around and say, ITS tough!"doomed regret.
Store is full and stock is fine, still nobody buys
Come inside and to pine. Secret: ADVERTISED
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-02-09
Railroad Schedules.
CUMBERLAND and PENNSYLV IA
n,t,v RAILROAD n,,,v

- Trains l26 and l27 will run only when
authorized on account of Theatre or other
Special Occasions. e. l.. BRETX,
Feb General Manager,
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wEsTeouNo GETTYSBURG plwsloND

For CHICAGO, Depart 'l2.2o pm. '5I7p.m. Arrive
'l2i5 PM 900 pm.
For CLEN LELAND, Depart '1.5o am, '12.2O pm.
Arrive go am, '12.i5 nm.
For PlIISBI iG and CONNfILSNIILF, Depart
'l5oa.m., '4.32 am. 'G - am. ,locaO ~ pm,
800 pm. Gocall, '5l7 pm. Arrive '2.3O am
l2l7 pm; QocaD, 'l2.i5 pm, 600 pm, $50
pm. QOCaD, "lO42 pm.