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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-22
PIONEER DIES.

Is BUTTE, Mont. Dec. 2l.--Joseph
Smith, pioneer, aged "a, is dead at Vir.
ginia City. lie was one OF the characters
OF the famous gold placer mining days
Of Alder Gulch.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-22

You Don't Need to Send to Portland.
c. H. Orkwitz, 1877 Tenth street. can
cover your umbrellas just as good as
they can any place on the northwest
coast.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-22

Linger longer over it; let
it be steaming hot from
the earthen pot; and the
loveliest woman pour it.
Your grocer returns your money II you don't
Rks Schllings Best we pay him
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-22

New York. Next season. II 10 believed,
he viii take entire charge Of the ar.
tistic aide Of tho Mctropolltan's produc.
tions.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-22
THROTTLE THE THIEVES.
Representative Gaines Believes Congress
Should Attend to Business.

WASHINGTON, Dec Give should
have gone to Wall Street and throttled
the thieves and returned to the honest
people their hard earnings" so Repre-
sentative Gaines proclaimed to the
House today, by way of protest against
the adjournment OF the House for the
holidays. 1t was the duty, he said, OF
every member to stay here and attend
to business, Not as Democrats, not as
Republicans, but as American repre-
sentatiyes Of the American people"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-22
MITCHELL OUT or DANGER. -

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 2l.--Mitchelps
condition Is improved so much that he
Is now out OF danger.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-22
MASTER OF CHESS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l--Jacques Meises,
leading German chess master, arrived
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-22
SPECIAL NOTICE

Ladies-If you want strictly tailored
garment, go to Mrs. M. E. Hawkes., SIG
Duane street. I2-2o-6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-24

Sage Der Sffi5iere auf5ubehern.
Selbitreoeno bot oies sur Solge, oaB
ote Mrtnee nun trel sur &rone itebt
uf1o ote Eegier1ing ii6 nun ouf 0ieie
p%erlaiien fanl etipas, mas bisber
nl6t Der SAT- NOR uno BOB audi Ser
groBen Waiie oes gplfes langiom Ole
Atgen oariiber auf5ueeben beginnt,
ipte flagli6 es bisber BON elmer Soroe
gefpt1lenloier Eolitifer oupiert uno
ipte i6ma6boq es ausgera1tbt NOR
Den tit. Na6 uno nod miro es ipobl
ald) mogli6 iein, bic oriidenoe Sten=
erlolt, Die a1lf ben S6ultern bes Sol
fes rllbt, 81 perminoern, uro geidiebt
Dies, 10 miro oos portugieiii6e 8oIf
om @noe ou6 etnieben, oaB Der SEQ
mig uno iein Miniiter ood &ebt bat
ten, ols ite ben fpnititutioneQen
S6tpinoel obi6afften uno oofir, me-
nigitens 5eitmeiie, Den @bioIutismus
einfiibrten.
So, ia, Der bier BET uns qiiltiqe
@%runoiob bon Der obiolut better nn6
uno Der obiolllt i9ledteiten &egie-
r%ltnesform lit bod nidt immer 10
unumitoBlid ri9tig, nie man elarbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-24
9eftiae 9ppfi1mersen.
@iele Sun @mtunier Sranen buben
tic, aber tuemise t~utilen, tuuber
ite 1iibren.

anbaltenoe befti9e &opfi6mer5en,
S6ltmme, nieoertperfenoe 4opf=
i6mer5en,
S6pinbelerregenoe, gugen Der
lebenoe 9opfi6mer5en
3eigen ouf Storungen Der Nieren,
8eipeiien ben @tftgebaIt i'm 8Iute.
&orfotiide Wittel mogen mol BEN
56mer5 linoern,
@ber Tie beilen Die l1rIade nidt.
Doon's Hieren : 8iGen beiGen sic
Nieren.
@ntfernen ote @iftitoffe, reinigen
oos Slut,
8erbannen &opf= II. &iidenidmer5
unb S6mer5en beim I1rinieren.
@ier lit Elm Sm Intonioer 3eu9=
mis-, Inn oies 5u beipeiien:
Mrs. S. e. $ II, 1922
Sherman Str, San 4ntonio, geras,
iagt: ogfad Der grfabrung, Die i6
nit 9oan's 8iaen gema6t babe,
fam id oieielben gar nidt bod ee=
mug loben. Set LANCER 3eit lit i6
ait Nierenleioen l1nb es i6ien, ols
oh es gor ni6ts gGbe, has mir Or
fei6terung beri9offe. Die 9(ftion Ser
Nieren NOR 81 baufig uno unfontroI=
lierbor uno i6 botte beftige &opf=
idmer5en. Sd batte bieGe &nfdae
bon 59iittelfieber uno nor iebr oft
i6Dinolig. Sd perlof i6nen meme
&roft. 0a foufte id mir I'M ,8eror=
Drug Stor cine 5dodtel 9oon's
Rieren+Ginen. SD mar iebr befrie-
oiat bon DEM &eiultot, 90 ib mid
iebt beIferer @ei nnobeit erfreue, mie
leit LANCER 3eit. Sd babe feline &opf-
i6mer5en mebr, Die Sunftion Ser
0ieren tit regelmdBig uno i6 BIN biel
ftarfer. Sd ber0onfe bies 9oan's
@ierens8inen."
3u baben BEL oQen SGn6lern.
Greis so Gents. Softer Milburn
Gos Buffalo, g. g., alleinige @gen-
ten fir Die Ser. Staoten.
grinnert Gu9 oes 9omens -
Doan's- uno nebnlt feline an
oeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-24
1aaen una sdbpimmen.
Bic b~HeteHiidjen GnrtbctIc oteSer 8etbatt,
sunaem-gSorTGj f st ia 61ahunet.

Wit Gem @irttitt Der parmen Sab
res3eit fummen 8gben u1b @9pims
men, beibes 8et1Gtigurgen, tpelde Der
@efunbbeit bes menf9li9en 8Drpers
hD9ft f0rberlt9 finb, nieber gu ibrem
&e9te. 8aben unb S9pimmen finb
bas bette @4uBmittel sssen 8ranfe
beitseefabr, ba fie bas ratipne1{te Mbz
hdrtunssmittel baritelen.
@inen nod 6Dberen sefunbbeitli9en
Wertb dls bas 8aben bat bas
99nimmen, bas eine Heibe BON
bpstenifdeu @ortbeilen in fi9 begreift,
bdB man es pobl ais gefiinbe1te
uebung be5eidnen fam. Das
99nimmbab tpirft sunG9it bur4 bic
9emperatur urb ben Druid bes Mafz
ferS duf u%nieren &0rper elm; Der
4dlterei5 feigert bic 0erbrennungsz
borsdnse unb bamit ben @tofftpe9fei,
rnb Der RDrper reasirt auf biefes Gin@
bringen Der &dlte bur9 eine er60bte
Wdrmeprobuftton i'm Snnern. Das
@9ipinmen TIT aber aud eine gbmz
rditif9e nebung, iteGt es bod btelIei9t
bic ooIenbetfte Der Turniibungen bar;
es 1T 9urnen i'm WaFer, bas ale
Masfeln bes &1rpers in Mnfpru4
ntmmt unb in ftaubfreier 2uft auseez
fiibrt tpirb. Ollie @ortbeile bes 8as
benbeR empfinbet Der @9pimmer in
berftdrttem Mabe. gu Der &rGftisung
Der 4tbmung. Der 8lutbepegling, bes
Rerpenlebsns unb bes @tofpehfels
getpsnnt ct nod bic d1feitige Musbilz
bung ber Mustulatur btn5u unb NIT
ibr eine Steigerung Der @laiti5itdt unb
Der 2ebensfrif9e. limb besbalb 1T bas
S9tpimmen nt9t nur ein Mittel Der
8roft unb Der @efunbbeit fir BITE
mdnnli9e Susenb. fonbern nod melt
rnehr fir bic tpetbIi9e, pie fir BITE
ganae Grauenpelt, Der tGrperliae gr>
siehuns 70 notbtbut.
Ni6t eber fteise ma tn ba8 falte
J MaHer, beDor MAJ fi9 niGt pDnig abs
getublt bat. Mdn gebe bann nt4t
5dgbdft unb lansfarn, fonbern raid,
am beften mtttelf Gprunges unb linz
tertan9eus binein unb made trGfttge
Betpegunsen. Gtinfteben I'm falten
! MaHer TT ME atpedbtenli9. Spirit
man mad turaem 4ufentbolte SrD<
tteln. 10 berlafe man bos Bah, ME
behne mar es iiberboupt IGneer als
etne Wiertelftunbe aus. gbenfo RAID,
ME man bineingssanssn 1T, sebe man
beraus, trodne ii9 raid al. tleibe ii9
raid an unb se9e ntdt iii f9n.aen
Shrtttss. aber In slei9mGBigem
Sempo heim. War bermeibe, furs
mad elmer srDberen MabIaett gu baben,
gsbe absr aud ni9t, nadbem man
ldrssrs 3stt nt4ts seseFen, ms Wafs
Ter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-24
0as aNunte Mpia.sabpratprium

Dieter Sage funo bic Gr0ffnuns beg
9aboratoriums fir Nlpenforf6una,
ouf benz Sol b'Onon In Der Monfe
Hofaz9ruppe, ftott. Oas 9ebGube
befinbet fi9 auf elmer 95be bon 9842
Sub unb III fir botanif9e, batteriolpz
glide, 5oolOgif6e. pbDiitalif9e unb
intercollegiate Stubten nit ben r0z
tbigen Ginri9tungen unb Snitrumens
ten periebe1. Don ben IS por6anz
benen pldbtn in ben 2~abpratorien err
Aielten 8entT@lanb, 8sIgien, Trants
reid, England, Oeiterrei9 unb bic
S4mei8 je 5pei 8u9eipiefen. Muf bic
Der. Staateu entfiel elm plob; Sta
lien erbislt beren flint. Seber qlaB
gtbt 4nredt duf einen Stuoientii1 in
ben 2dboratprien unb elm Wobn3imz
mer. Die gsniibung Der 8ibliptbet
iteht ielbfberitdnoli9 alien Sprf9ern
fret. Gur Stubien in nod 60beren
Resionen lit Elm 6ilfslaboratprium
fur pbpfioIo9ie unb @eppbpfit In Der
&Onigin Margoretaz 6iitte auF Der
@nifeaiTpite in elmer SDbe bon 1890
FUR etnaerihtet norben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-24
abrnfuns.

@as mar oas bier BET uns Dor
Der &aager Srieoensfonpention fiji
ein @eidrei nit Der @briiltune! eng
lano noble Die @elt DEM epigen arie-
ben naberbringen. inoem es Die lib
rtgen Ma6te, Dor aaem oos boie,
frieoenitorenoe 9eutfdlano, apinge,
ob5uriiiten, ibre MtlitGrma9t 51t ber-
ringern ooer oo9 penigitens ben
Rititunaen Elm 3iel gu lesen. 8ie be-
geifterte man Ii6 fir oieie groBe Srie.
oensmiifion @nglonos, nie ent5iidt
fDar man iber oiele 0ofumentierunq
e6ten Srieoenslinns Der englilden
&egierungl l1no pie entriiitet mar
man, als bas bbie Deuti9luno er=
florte, ben abriitungsidninbeI ni6t
mitmaden 81 ipouen. 9ann miro es
etnfa6 ge5Dungen, erfldrte man;
menn England uno 4merifo molten,
Damn bot iid 9euti9lano 5u fiigen.
nnb man i6rieb lanee 2eitartifel
iiber ben @egenitonb, oie bon elmer
r%iibrenoen unfenntnis Der 8erbGlt=
niiie 5eugten, unb regfe iib iiber Ole
Sade auf, troboem man 70 gut, tpie
gar ni6ts bon tbr perltano.
8ir boben onnals peridieoentlid
naf5nipeilen periudt, baB 9eutI6=
lono ii6 unter feinen umitdnben anf
Holden uniinn einIaiien tonne. @ud)
baben mir ftets oornnf aufmerffam
gema6t, boB Die 4neeleeenbeit in Der
&onferen5 memals cine lolde &oae
ipielen per6e, ipie man bier gloubte.
@ir tpuBten gan3 eenmt, oaB Die
gauge Betpegung Dor Dem ginipriid)
9enti6lanos 5uiommenfaGen miifie,
uno Dab England ME 10 ournn lein
Deroe, cine bon n%orneberein ausii9ts=
loie Code i'm 9tile elmer Saupt= uno
Staotsaftion gu bebunoeln. so lit
IS 6enn alt6 gefommen. Ser groBe,
nit ioldem 2arm ouspoiaunte glb-
riitungsbori6lag, ben England in
Der Saager &onbention eingebroht
bat, lautet: ~0ieie &onferen3 beit1-
tigt Die our6 Die &onferen5 bon 1899
argenommene &efolution binlidtfih
Der ginidrdnfltng Der militGrilhen
2aiten, unb erfldrt es, ba oieie Soften
ii6 in fat alien Q1noern ieit 1899
erbeblib nermebrt baberL i'm b6diten
@raoe fir piinidenspert> 6oB Ole
&egierungen ernitlif oos Stubinm
bieier 5rage ipieoer aufnebmen.~
@ir boben Den s(ntrag neulid
ibon boaig beoeutungslos genonnt
unb Dos tit er auG. Iuf Der eriten
&onferen8 fpiirbe elm Gbnlider Sin.
trag a%ngenommen, obne boB oerielbe
irgeno cine @irfung ausiibte. S m
@egenteiI, einiee Der bl11tigiten &rie-
|ge nnierer 3eit poren bol6 borauf I'M
poQem @onge. l1no ebenio mir
fungslos miro ali6 Der iest angeitom=
meme Intrag poriibergeben. 9ie
3eitereigniiie, iagte Der ruiiifde 0e-
legat 0eliooff. .baben es 10 gefigt,
bob jener erlte, 4ntrag nidt beobtet
muroe." 0un uno Die 3eitereigniiie
meroen es 10 fiigen, Dob ~aud Der
5tpeite @ntrag nidt beaftet miro.
miro aber Die Mbriiitungsibee
mol tot iein.
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StaGt Dbto. xcIeoo,
Q1fcos @. n. ga


Sranf 8. gbeneb bef9p5rt, bob er
Der dItere @artner bee Sirnra s. 8. gbeneb
Ii NIB Go. III, tueI6e fgef1dfte IN Der Gtabt
GoIebo. In obense1aRntem eountb unb Gtaate.
tbut, unb oaB befaste Sirnta bic Grirrure bon
e~inbunbert DoIIars far ieben San
bon &ntarrb be5abIen tuiro, per bnr9 ben
Gebralm bon SaIB aatarrbpan { ni9t
9ebeflt tueroen fam.
Granf 8. @beneb.
ge.9tuoren bon mir un6 unters
ffriebeH In uieiner @eeentpart
an 6. September u .. $50.
GieaeI,
u. %. @Ienfor, 5ffeftIfHer gtotar.
8an's aatarrbsaur tptrs innerIt9 ge1onts
men unb ptrft brett auf has BIut tnb bic
f9Ietmieen OberfIdGen bes gniteu1s. 2aBt
@u9 3eusntiie fret suf6iden.
S. 8. Gbeneb nnb g ~, IoIeoo, o.
Berfauft bon allen alpotbeiern, 75e.
Snu'S SamiIieuspiner fnb bic befter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-24

5imf's 5 Gents Sabana @isarre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-24
Sfat-IeseIn.


Sem Spieler bringt man, nie betannt,
9ie Iange Snrb' in @orberbanb,
Sod btnten bringt man, linn gum Gtur5e
8omogli6 meiitenteils Die tur5e.
Den GpieIer bringe ulan gum Steden,
@omosli6 linn I'M Srltnpf gu fdtpd9en,
uno nebme ihn, tpie's 9rdl1 urto Cite,
@eborig INNER in bic Mitte.
8or allen mliB nan eS berltebn.
9uf's Spiel 0es 8ortners ein3ugebu
limb linn bic Sdrbe nnd5ubrtn9er.
Sic er 9e5eigt, Dor allen 9tnger.
Sod iiub bic 3ebne unb bos 9ons
Sn elmer Sdrbe S1on beralis,
W1lbt nit 'ner nroern bus berin6en
Con ni6t bein Rartner erimmig ffuden
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-24

&eine Worter fam nit ber bon
Gbeumotismits bereIiden tperoen
&esept go. 1851, bei elmer &
Nmeub, linoert f6nea ales.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-14
I216e TOHeling
az

. nc
100 yards OF
Barnesiey Lin G II
era s b Toweling,
full bleaehed, with
neat red border on
the sides. Regular
l2lzc grade for 9jsc
a yard.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-09-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Forecast.

The old school-bell will still be rung the
poets songs will still be sung the frost will
soon displace the dew, the wind lamb thro'
the peek a-boO.
Untutor'd youth, with tears of brine, re-
turneth sadly to the mine, and the new
school-ma'am prepares to whack the bad
boys where their pants are slack.
The coming country fair is billed,
The big prize hog is corned and swilled;
The pumpkin that will lift the prize
Is watched with proud and hopeful eyes,
And the family mare, to win the pot,
Is training for the coming trot.
The summer girl-romantic thing! will
homeward come upon the wing, and show
her neighbors for week where some man
bit her on the cheek.
The lucky wives of millionaires
Will put up jam and pickle pears,
But the most of us, denied these boons,
VIII spend the winter full of prunes.
Some red-hot sealing will fy
down Nancys tender back, exploring where
the flesh is bare, and shrill screams will
pierce the air
The men, a-washing at the pump, will
hasten thither on the jump; but Nancy,
mid the fruit o'erturned, will not explain
where she is burned.
The boys on Saturday are loose
To stain their hands with walnut-iuice;
The ciderswollen apples drip;
Town pigs squeal for a morning nip,
And the billy-goat, by autumn cheered.
Lets cool winds frolic through his beard
Cheer up, cheer up, the summers DER, the
piping quail Is up at 1 ; September sweet is
on it's Job and the green corn ripens on the
cob.
October crisp will soon be here
With softly-falling leaf and sere-
With frosty morn and hunters moon,
And pumpkin-pie-"not yet, but soon"
-Gdnder- Bone
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-09-21
CORRESPONDENCE.
A Statement of Facts-Qualiiy of Beer
Depends Upon the Superiority
of Material, Treatment and
Maturity.

TO the MINING JOURNAL
A brewery that has not the capacity
to store its beer long enough to give it
age cannot make a good beer, for age is
as necessary to good beer as are malt
and hops.
The first care, therefore, of every up
to-date plant making beer is to provide
capacity for storing its product.
Then, equally necessary is the pur-
chase exclusively of the finest malt and
hops to give it the flavor and body.
But any or all of these will not pro-
duce the desired effect if the knowledge
of taking care of it is lacking
With years of experience we now have
the finest product the science of brew
ing can accomplish, and our yearly in
crease III sales demonstrates this fact
Green, or young beer, will as surely
cause blllousness as an dged beer will not
With this i'll view we have made it a
point to keep our plant always Just twice
the size of our needs.
We have now plant capable of hold
ing from $1,000 to l0O, 900 barrels of beer
a year
Our sales TOR the current year are
about 10000 barrels, so that every drop
of beer sent out has the age necessary to
make it healthy, the material to make it
the best, and the knowledge and ma
chinery to make it pure and clean
We bottle our beer direct from large
casks in the cellars, (Which casks are
entirely under Government supervision, J
and III this manner secure absolute
cleanliness, preserve the palatability of
the beer, and do away entirely with the
old method of first running the beer into
kegs or half barrels, which is bound to
affect the flavor on account of loss of
gas, and contamination in so much
handling, and we are one of only two
breweries in the State of Mary land
bottling direct from casks in the cellar
by pipeline.
TmE CrMBEELANn REEMLNa CnMnANN-
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-09-21
What Would Have Bccn.

Writers in the Cumberland Time,
complain of the operation of the current
road law-that it is sectional, not gen.
eral in its benefits.
They want the old system back-the
one that smears little repair all over
the roads, and lines the pocket-books OF
te-canvassers.
The town of Frostburg retains the
smearing system, and the effect is
many county roads are better than most
OF this towns streets.
Hence, if the road directorate system
were in vogue here, a portion at least of
Broadway would have been paved this
year
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-09-21
Miners Hospital.

In the course of an eloquent address
during the Homecoming homecoming
week eX-Judge Ferdinand Williams said:
The avocation of the great majority of the
men OF this town is mining, that know is
perllous work. | know all about it. | have
spent many day and night in the mines
under these hills. | know the dangers the
miners are exposed to, accidents involving
peril to life and limb are of common occur
renee. There ought to be first class hos
pital right here in this valley that speedy
and etfectual aid may be given to those suf-
ferlng the agony which follows in the wake
of such accidents. That is matter which
urgently calls for speedy action. 1t is a
matter OF public duty that should no longer
be neglected, | may say and here announce
that my friend, DeWarren III. REYNOLDS of
Cumberland, has taken this matter in hand
and can assure you that with characteristic
energy he will push 1t to a successful issue
Already he has prepared bill which Sena-
tor Shannon will introduce in the next
Legislature, providing for the building of
the hospital, and S25, 900 will be appropriated
to get it under way. You will have first
class hospital, equipped with the best APP
phances. In a few months you will see it
IN progress. 1t will be a lasting memorial
OF this visit of the home-cOmers. 1t will
alleviate human suffering and save human
life.
No more meritorious enterprise was
ever conceived and it is to be sincerely
hoped Mr.. Reynolds will be able to ma
terialize it.
He should have, however, the active,
aggressive cooperation of both corpora
tions and people, for nothing less than
the best both can do will secure it.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-09-21
Coming Events

Next Monday night-midn night, the
calendar autumn will begin.
Five days in January, l90S-14 to IS,
inclusive, are fixed for the Western
Maryland Poultry and Pet-Stock Asso-
cations show in Stern's Hall, this
place. If the Association would elilni-
nate pig culture in town and dog. pro-
motion in and out of town, it would be
itself entitled to prize
Mt. Zion Welsh Baptist church has
decided to engage the Rhondda- Valley
Concert Party, the prize, winners of the
world, to hold a concert at the Frost
burg Opera House Monday evening,
November 18th, next. A rare treat is
certainly in store for the music-loving
people of this community.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-09-21
Equal to the Occasion.

Down near Shaft recently the electric
road line became all at once what is
called "short-circuited, or something
like that.
a woman asked in some alarm why
the car stopped.
The polite conductor endeavored to
explain, but not satisfactorily, even to
himself
80, | know now" said the lady
triumphantly; "the electricity, like
Lake Sylvan, has sprung leak in the
current ~ Then she asked "how soon
will the car start ?"
Just as soon as we find that leak, -
replied the courteous conductor.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-09-21
Died.

In Baltimore Saturday, September IA,
1907, Mr.. Daniel J. Moran, prominent
citizen of Homecoming aged 4S years.
Interment in st. Michael's cemetery,
this place, Tuesday.
Clarence H. Wade, of this place, left
last Saturday to visit cousin, William
Percy Gore, hopelessly ill with typhoid
fever, at Millville, w. Va. Three hours
after Mr.. Wade reached Mr.. Cores bed
side the latter died, aged % years. He
was model young man, of irreproach
able character and devout piety Be.
sides mother, father sisters and broth.
ers, prospective bride is bereft.
Among relative survivors also are two
aupts residing here-Mrs. Charles II.
Wade and Mrs. j. Harry Bepler.
Clarence was one of the pall-bearers at
the funeral.
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Killed in the Mine

Dennis Nolan, of Midland, was in
stantly killed in Ocean Mine, No 1, of
the Consolidation Coal Company early
Thursday afternoon. He had made
some preparation to make the roof Sc
cure, when masses of both roof and
breast came down upon HIM. He was
unmarried. HIS father and mother,
Mr. and Mrs Michael Nolan, and sew
eral sisters and brothers are bereaved,
among the latter Rev. J. p. Nolan, an
assistant pastor of st. Michael's church,
this place.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-09-21
Progress.

The Western Maryland Gas Com
pany has completed its plants at
Woodland, Klondyke, and Borden Shaft.
The Eckhart plant is nearing compile.
ton, and the Company will be ready in
about 10 days to supply gas to the people
of that town.
The line to Mt. Savage is being laid,
and by the middle of October the people
there will be supplied.
In Frostburg large force of men is
at work putting in service-lines, as the
company is anxious to get as much as
possible of this work done before winter
sets in.
While the number of applications re-
ceived at the office has been beyond ex-
pectatlons, the company is anxious that
all who wish to use gas this winter
make application at once.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-09-21

y Frostburg house keeper gave out
the other day her recipe for sweetening
rhubarb:
stir in all the sugar my conscience per
mits; then shut my eyes and dump in the
rest.
Will some teacher of experience"
only-one, for instance, who, without
State Normal School training, solved the
problem of AIMS age-ascertain % the
limit in pounds of this house keeper S
conscience; (2) the capacity of the
dump, and (3) the final weight of
rhubarb and SUGAR, inclusive?
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-09-21
TOWN AND VICINITY.
Political.

Miss Lena Morris, of San Francisco,
Cal, delivered an open-air address to a
considerable gathering nearly opposite
the First National Bank Saturday even
ing of last week. She is thoughtful,
fluent, and, in gesture, shows an especi-
ally pretty hand. This she displayed
by holding it aloft at one logical june
ture and proclaimingit as "my capital. ~
The democratic primaries will be held
this evening. Vote for Young for clerk
of the circuit court, and Uhl for road
director. Town voting places
No. l1-corner Union and Water streets
" l2-Johnson & Sons Lumber Office,
BOwery street
" 26-'Squire Weimers Office, Water
street.
" 2S-'Squire Chambers Office, Thomas
building.
In Nos II and 2S from to 81 p.
m; l2-7 to . p. m. 26 6l@ to So p. III.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-09-21
RrcNitiCS.

What becomes of the tariff on foreign
coal, or of protection to American
labor" when the American government
invites proposals from both Welsh and
American producers for furnishing coal
to the American navy?
In re Southern Railway Company rs.
State of North Carolina, according to
judge Pritchard, Company is still the
paramount sovereign. Down there, as
in Maryland, people who throw up their
hats over glorious STATE history are
patrioticallv daft