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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-10-31
Personal.

Rev. +. r. Wagner, pastor and w.
A. Shaffer, delegate, of st. Paul's Luth-
eran Church, left Thursday, Goth inst
to attend the S9th annual convention of
the Lutheran Synod of Maryland, in
session at Frederick
Rev. and Mrs. Edw. G. Allard re-
turned home yesterday from Baltimore,
where they attended the Maryland Bap-
fist Association and visited relatives and
friends.
John G.. Vaughn, of Charleston, w.
Va, was here on business Tuesday. He
is a son of the late Samuel Vaughn, once
IA prominent and highly respected citi-
zen of Ocean. From here Mr.. Vaughn
went to the south side of the Potomac
to do some work for the democratic
State ticket of West Virginia. He is
one of Allegany's sturdiest sons, we'll
informed on all current subjects, and a
fluent exponent of his views.
Harry II. Robinson, of the Lonacon-
ing star, was in town Wednesday Mr..
Robinson believes the election of Taft
will be followed by no panic i'll job work
Messrs. Thomas Footer and son,
Harry, and John B. Macfarlane, of Cum
berland, came up Wednesday in big
dulOllODlle MI L OOlel, 81, Ole VI VIC
most enterprising men of Cumberland,
is enjoying the success he has achieved,
and looks but little older than when he
advertised in the JOURNAL Thirty
Years Ago"
John Asphalt, of Maple street, is put
ting in a week in Washington, d. G.
Mrs. s. II. Greene has returned from
Romney, w. Va, where she paid her
mother visit of two weeks.
Carl and Victor Grimm, of Ports
mouth, o., are at their home here.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-10-31

In Austin, Ill, lately, Mrs. Florence
Richards, of Ohio, addressing the Lincoln
Temperance Chautauqua, suggested to
the women to Ego on strike until per
mitted to Vote Continuing
If we refused to do the housework and
take care of the children, we would be led to
the polling places on our bubbles arms be-
fore month. Then the slloon-doors will
cease to swing. No man wants to cook and
do housework and universal strike will
bring them to time.
housekeeping labor, however, like
other labor, is divided concerning its
own rights, even its own powers so
much 50 that not many "hubbies'' fear
they will have to incorporate and COM
bine against "A general house hold strike
Nevertheless, Mrs. Richards is a
statesmanlike woman. From mascu.
line point of view her proposition, like
the Bryanssque smile of "pressing this
crown of thorns on the brow of labor"
entities her to the first Woman's Rights
nomination for President
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-10-31
Just This.


The JOURNAL has not taken any part
in the current campaign.
In the true sense it is an independent
paper, as such deploring the party habit
of impeaching the character, depreclat-
ing the qualifications and distorting the
purposes of the opposition.
A number of this campaigns develop
ments are not creditable to the good
sense of the American people-some are
surprisingly discreditable.
The worst is wilful insistence upon the
wilful presumption that under one NOM
inee, if elected, commercial financial
trade panic will certainly follow; that
serious embarrassment will beset the
monied forces, poverty attiict the poor
and labor, driven by industrial paralysis,
will HE for refuge on barren rocks and
in the silences OF restitution gnaw its
worthless fingers.
This may be politics., but it is far
from good politics.
To destroy popular confidence in the
country's solvency under any auspices is
a crime
The fact that this is done in the name
and interest of party does not relieve it
a whit of its gross criminality as pub
lie danger.
No party is better than the people as
a whole, and in any sphere other than
"politics" the man who thus impugns
the integrity of the mass as he would
characterize the danger of mob, would
be held as a traitor to the country
People, the financial panics and bust
ness depressions of the future, near or
far, are bridges we should not cross
before we come to them.
And remember this-nO business dis
turbance can wreck fortune or impover-
ish competence in this country without
the initiative, connivance or aid of that
imperial agency called 1.-THE money
power"
If this be your god, fall down and
worship him-not any of his high priests
sirnamed Party.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-10-31

Business Weather Note.
All seasons are favorable to advertise.
ments planted in the JOURNAL.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-10-31
Special Notices.
NOTICE
Application for Saloon License.

NXTHEREAS, The following named per
w son has III compliance with Chapter
l4O of the Acts of the General Assembly of
Maryland for the year 1894 as amended by
Chapter 4l5 of the A cts of 1902, being Article
l, and as amended by the Acts of 1904, and
of the Acts of 1908, Public Local Laws of
Allegany county. filed with the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Allegany county his APP
plication for License to sell Spirituous and
Fermented Liquors at his place of bust
ness IN Allegany county as below stated
Notice is Hereby Given, That all re-
monstrances against the issuance of License
to said Applicant must be filed with the
undersigned within Ten Days after filing
the Application, which was filed on
Thursday. October ID, 1908.
JOHN w. YOUNG, Clerk
PETER S. MCGUIRE: place of business
Is Taylor street, FrOstburg; residence
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-10-31

PETER S. MCGUIRE: place of business
Is Taylor street, Frostburg; residence
Frostburg; owner of premises-Mrs. Lou
lisa WambaCh. 1Oct u
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-10-31

Among all those who love comfort
And genuine household ease;
For if you buy one, two or three,
One or all will surely please,
And you II never, never freeze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

Z POD PLEszEWA- strassn4
smierois 1ginass robotaik lolejovJ
Liubig suchorIewa. " niewy-
tl6bnaaosony sposob dostalss ne wzdool,
/ ':m1iiassynerye lokoduetywy poeii4-
81 ! towarowego, tt6ra 80 wlok1la
10 sobe okolo 5 tilometr6w. zwao::
ki :nieszo.ssliwego robotnita byly
:btrasznie pokaleosoue. n.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

Ebf5yIfiooA ao5 .sSSsss ss.,s ~ /
15 ,,,,,,aasaa.,ss;;., a.,,: !.
|u..h5|ssaI.llI,z,laassilE.5IE ~ 50.
!, s !. ~ 81, q. IS.
80, ], I: 81. -; ~
81 lgIllIl1.,;. 81 90 Co.
.
49,.
Observation-Disclosures
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

SKOKI NskateBksptotllyIes iisI
trujaeyoh gr.Yb6w 1sohorovaas ~
st.wlpn,slh jti II sst5b. u ] Js |'Il,,
nssas.ysn.as1alasrsl sy.ss IS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

r&s2 = :" ~ tafi. .+::7s- ST. f,l. N
aRAB0W. W poblitu staoyi
prse3aohaa v piatek po'oisg pospiie.
ssny aw6oh Z l,tnioh ohlolpotl65was
NlJiietszczeaoie wydarsYio ssis waskk1als
1,ek iego, b po ,przejechaniu pocia>
g,uul osobowego, siedm.u ohtopodw
baryerew easao ma tor ko-
isJovy, ady5 wtem nadsseA Epoeiiqg
Pi,ao's'tpi l j PPiiis|osiiia.xastyfo uaik,ad.
,,ieszezesoiaa, dwdoh .utailas,o .sm.e1raat
ma miejscu. s !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

2Nt ~ sa k9MzrG SGEg& @ss@SS@
PRUS POLSRICH.
roRUN. Pierv.1s polsta fabry-
IS piernik6w Y Toran,u poswis--
81. y poniedliaiek ubiegiy polskim
tw5oxajem ksiadz probosscs Ruch-
lpiswics : Grodsic1ua, brat wspdl-
paftia r. Jana Raohn,ew,oza, kt6ry
afo f.ohovsiieo kieruje ludzmi ,
nbtyne, Pom,mo, b 70 poo.s,ek,
satrndnia -sie tam oko5o 50 ludsi.
F1bryk. ,.at.patrzona jest = maj J.
bewsst eslyny, At6re p,ssd1.ai prad'
aaktr1usny. Fahryks sbndo wsnlap
n 81 ip,azsssto 100 m1Ietr. kwaaraa
b az III | lswieral t oko ,;l 40 prze-
d.iai66v,. Rodatom pd'i i go ir
60 xy1oby tel polskiej fsbryki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01
"A "a : LA A 4.

- "a LASH
I EA1'olllVIl ~: Y ls.q 81 po1rl!e y.
~ = tuId Il I aroYbiiis ~
]. ~ llEls|lpsop ll,,. Y s' 'iGliliii p'lrr1esjj,eIzsd ll.I|l|
!. k lqs |. % WIN WYNN, ssstaIs III. U 4
s,aie spp jsI'|| ~ ~ VI aE1E6, v,d.s,s - dppIq ~ !.
vii nsbo.shstvo Y .aulelssytm1,n,..
par.fi.lnym koaeil,elle, z yied.t 4
Mlll5jl. ll ] i /. hI,igots, piane q, MI Il,
kot5w, Kostuohs it'd. s~pecjslnis'
dlugo <1atrzymal slew hikosowie,
sviedzaf zaklal wydaHniczy
Karola Miatk,, " kit6rym draikIiuijie
sig MOVE vydauae 'bibljji, opraoJ6.-
v zane pr ii, u lairoyb'iiatupa s'iimona
piierwsse cd osss6v Wuika. W po-
niedEiaaek ws!iiesossoren wydaio ~.
lego obywatelstwo polskie %
biad " Kstpwioacb, II ssktdry ze--
brsiossiiesprsesx}o 100 osdh. pan
] ewdssisiysttkieh sfer sspolsos-
nl y obok Krakow stfroo;Jjee wletskie.
Aroybiskup dsiek,ow'all wt!zr'usaao oilI
i prEyjjsspiie. We wtorek- ra : rs
jechafl. 5z 'S9.
ZAkEeKA HALUA. Pc spoIy~
bin grzyb6w zaohorowala tu5 iona.
Lessowskiego wraz@s
dsisol wsf6d objaw6w Q.
ssosskeaoiiem, wosas xasiytosoowa-
ao.srodki preoiwdsiasataee.
MYsLOW1CE. sz.fnera pooz-.
towego Paterka cieskie doi,klpeeio
nieszosedcoie. Zachorowaio mu DO
wien . asleoi naspaaloohiioe, tyob:.
ls'ulmlnarrllo,zw 70, cea1w'arteekik;; 3 v niedsies
p drug;iiet miedsy nie1ni ! liosaloue .
jaz 2lat. .
WROCLAW. Towarzystwo Prize
polskioh We Wroclawiup=
obohe q. = wrssenia rb- 4o-'
|eetdiee zreeznice sweRso:sasosenie: Ne
g hntenoy5ts sosdiplJfawli sis:so1enne*:nlas
bosehstwo tpieven poi5tin Y
kosoiele w. Piotr.. j pawla, Il.
ktdra ss.uown'yehl. Il: r . i. . ' W '
,laI lava okoliey ak najnprsejniej.
,iez a.l,lpar,' { u. Il |. s.. 81.
ma g. 81. nDlekars:
,. Felix's Kaulewskiipomnotyl sue.
spr1ea.~e.y1a6w, sprzedavssy
5I9-mn,o'r,gl rs p~ostadloSos j y
bearlie " RssskzlOwie kolonizaccji.
so
~MYsBoWIUE. Drogich ryb=u..
g6rnioy Jaoek Iep,i1o1 Iss1 j
Fflauo ii IT.: Ru l,l : :: Wy 4, i
mi : Przemssy ryby q pomoese:
Iyns1sita. 5Prlyglgda1 ZIG te,nuko-:
,slEtzasu11kiirycmi, iii fakieay rg66r1aiicy=siaa q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01
w duiu / wr1e.

JUTR0SIN. w dpiu 1 wrze.:
sntaSodbY1l=lsiiiep Y, " ko6cisfe zstutejszy1n
lokasaa1Yi asaub'HksistsaaIesikiii4 esaa,rttoolryj''4i
s ! W d5 81 hsieoiia. zdaa4iislavaasC.sr
toryslikiegot| ! siloa' ! thr. Sz6Idrtskiim.
Brata " MIN udsial przedniejsza,
polsks sxlachta !; ! ] pod w5,zsysttikioh
trzego>hl saboor6w Wisk.,.a cse6d
lposUis wsssduyob, okolo &C, awy51stat
Ilpliilla ws=kaiontt5uistzachh i: lprsy ari1sabsHIi,
20 3 sprr,setdatsts'wliiaallo' I I ID dlisIlsfiie .jtsi1s y.
ozas niezwykiy widok. Stub %od1bty
wax sig. ma mszY66w. iPodoiss EVAN:
1glelii kontuszowi: go6oie gwyoii9gneli
ksrabels ma snsk broniienim wi4rY
Sw., slk5zf1 10 ddsI,~sniie,Js.isasat szssl ,saJ;lkfti
|pr1y pouob1yoh ur toeb' il III /
|zwyk1a byla osyniid. Mloda pare
:poblogoslawil k,. biskap Likow4k,:
" -otocseniiu horuego duphowiiaelhd.,l
[etwa, s@s,s zs,ss. !. II ,4s i ssss+ss hi
--
MRuGHA. T~srds glove. ma
sssss,G;iiolletni yhliio i5itit il rsstaa i ~
|steffena. !. T. PP'f1ejec,h.l % b1viiem.
w6., :przyo.en toia prsesziy mn
Iprzezs gslo we. Mino5st to ulegt =tyho1
uuiiio d starciu* stdrk, -4e]]
:Esrsessata poseeastai supelnii.szlalf6v
|bdawiiaa BIG. dr iiyi dsisa1al III
LEI. q. .,=
LoBzENlCA Dotuts jssseo ~
kodcio}af Wi,aua,,ssIIii'1
DE 1lo,dsiiejje j 1abrali !. skai'bonee j
t3s-tI. II, eIH1+..&
''qkolo so:mk. -TAk samo 49,
.gneli do ko6cloia klasztorneeglos,ll "a
.G6roe, lecs niesusysKRati MIC; albo.
v llI,ilf wstdteL ptodJspgo III ! Il
.rre, tau. ioaeioia g 20 by
d.xp. ME o s1ulsz9 sis a.b e 4,
stva. III
sKo OK QVsk'atetE .aysis
.t trujaooyoh5 grsYb6w ssohorowaaoD
st,wIp!n,sh tilka Dob. Js del
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

etfktr4cxny. Fahryh izbndowsna
jsit: IN ~ ip5azssstot roo metr. kwsaaaira.'
toai.iy Vi ! lawiera oto' ,l, 40 prss-
d.iaf6v.. Kodatom Ipd;iieo.ny go ,ra
g xy'0by tst polst lei :f.bryti.
hoPATKsI wtskatsk .uieostr6b1,
n ilt,I o liilt Is .ap.fil .iiss tori j.
Hoe gsspod,rsa Hernana Mabke.
o. pali1sis :ttua Cd e.terech tygo
dnii.. zzsechodisobawa lie polar pre-
rsudi s1' r6vn1es !, ma sss.iednie
g fiji + ' T CAR i Il pl t',t wstutek Ia II
paiIsnia prsez otbl1op4k6w igniasda
81.
LAsEW0. Wydarsg} sie tu uie.,,
..ossstl u /, *1gspaasf. Br.t epos'eds''t=
Jill. ~ 1sajatysaz ar.jjes,vaaasKlli.,essee
xaiszeda ID. s llii1i a1by nadlsffo6 5 MT. !
sb.ni.m p p'um 81 y zdsjdaiaace y u nv y
stndni, ga1y ~oaqrzyly' I 60 tax, e
spaa1 M ,rurss ssl ta !. IL :is' ro1bii 90
Die esas1ke. Wyoiesuieto gdae sta
da,i,, :1isdetf przywolanyaekarx slkon-:
Jtatoxa'a VI MI " t,yl1llk,o sm,ettt. 4
:3s:a Il. --4--4--.:---=- - =
KARTUzY. Ma wsbuaowanutiuultt
1sftt,o.kiieia u, ssabtdooi#ai.au1iiusyt5ajjan
aem etesiiii rt Ffs4lsiuoiis q la p ukd1s.=
w.kiiego1 wyi:buaob Ii i, .niiie1ddsiels pod.
Gas ,glownego 4nabosehstwa polar:
kt6ry pr.ybrai niebawem wiellksihe5,
io1taisry. 7oooal'enla stajai nieatby-
II a 8,iiovy. Byd'o 1doIauo jessose''
x u iai,.i sessta]uiii plaoowydootbyytw'lsa6d. str III
y % aanac5zainlee, p. po 'tfija 5budynek
byl ooprawda sabespieozo''y, ale.
OH, mieszesgss zip v MIN zswar-s:
tdildd, :.abeapisGzorsFnle ;byl..
4.=s., xf:t.es .:sI --.--= - -=--- -, /
ssOB0WIDZ. Zesztej soboty Wy,
.darsyK sic tn okropny wypadek.
Po5lkfllooiliFEsie ze isobge fsezdieyzos
kar .Wisslinger i Visitor Kuhn
wisslinger tax sic " kohcu ~rossiern'
air. lesdsob9t} tasalkis = j i zsadsaEtt3 MIN n:
K 5ih u tux ;okropne ::oiiso,iie* IL.
" stroh, se pskia fosdd 10 osas4kovsia !:
Kuhn runal: ma siemie bes Pity.
,p6mnoaci, =ods.awion' 90 dolssa-
RI reItu. D,otqd niewieds;ed, osy zrsns
nfony wr,o;al d s1,z siadifowi.. .sf5 ~
Hp+.E. = h HE .rF- - 4. "nE... -.-.E
s4s - : 81 - %- -'--.--. =: -- --s-.-- u. 80:
FORUM. sBtsaszpe sbrodni an,a /
sie yob dulaSh}d opato,6 " Alex
6xiadtoiwid III pograniiiosu rosyj
!! s u il, p pew io1aak siosyjski. =
bufds,. wYrxucono 60 : karotmy, !
lAtoxtoldak zassafstrsssdlat : ksra-
sblns, M5iH 4dw5sh 1aasia ldx6ch
poE.ly.ca.yl n,leb,spiieeso'sntie. y IS
~ h $780, s ~ r. S-r='---y ----T-
On "a ] 50, 4. 2 ~ q e = N sgg.an1is
~ I5.S- GgSI2FZE s5GE&fTS
.nslvano q dvdoh abituryentow;
:Y5 jsden, I z'starslfi otr1yn14
1 i, ldiojis.allooSOi, VA
OLIVIA. RobIos'nnik Wojoiech
a Az. I |. "a ! |, at "a "a, !. tetsj
edrsevs sohals+ dostts IA
as4te v;: ~ fs6r. ~ 4
] .ls4.. I !, 81. aT AZ P.Iss rs od rs 4 -
,goIdo dona ebptysh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01
GDANsK. 64ls,piis Jsi -
sloosy,a do mo.1s !, utonsla. Pr.y-
81 !. s. i III aIs.n a,,,,
III ~. SAtasss@. At.E 3 III .ss
z P~OZNANSKIEGO.

ahlEzNo. Redatte,e II, 4. II
ohas.,pans Antonicgo Konieeznego
EAkazat y sobots gnieanien,ski sad
aAwpicsy a. SO maret gfllywn,yy ] !
iobfa.e nauozyoiela ktto Hckrego p:
Foow.okiegd. obt.sy dopatrsano'
Dig l ! ' " a'rtykule . pffooesyi 3 oiaesEoo
'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

MYsLoW1CE. ss.fnera pooz-
towego Paterka cieakie dotknefo
inies,oseddo1iie. zaohorow.io mu bsoi
wiierp 8 .a1leci M pilohiiolae, . tyob
'7,uinaillaozw cs*artek, = v niedsiie.
% driusiie miedsy nieini ! liotzeo,e
ats1 II lat. !"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01
Z POD MOSKM.]LIA.

UEsTocHoMA, NJ urocay.-
..oatd b u. .pfss = ~ tto=c1ss
Istoohowy p: p,ri ! 800 oihhpaalndjj {.
- mniej wlsoet wyno,, .p6i milo,
q lpstniiik6dw.. NspllyvMnoo#Yealhli
;EanpanI5tin ie fustajes ;clsssntHspfpdiss
p.rlsaJby,l,wsj loD1s5t i .. '~Is'.ysiskiieli
|.tlten. K,;'o5l,nllpp,.lhl,jj4 wIilf III pos
I|vitaaia ps.nadis1fts. x's!ylpiartocvad1iaala.''
ln..Jasns G6dre. ByIa 70 tele:
ssss III q, s. -. W W I ! i
|chwiIssuroo1ysta. ktola ussJ.sttEioh.
|v. J. .. 4 =, Kof t'1s, p.r'..:
oko1Idsns=po l1s paokaryte i.
|dslni siss1le1oaise,nnii fddifiiiha a -
81 ! di.p1yv d l'd'l''I Nv i
rosn,i.nta mi pssrnniiatneis sfieIgtsyyulal-. 4
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-29
CHANGING
 THE LINE:
PRINCE RUPERT wILL BE soH- DISTANCE FROM THE
 RAILROAD.

FRINGE RUPERT. B. C.. Aus. = IL is reported that ttc Grand Trunk Pa cjic has changed Us line so as to avoid crossing thc Kane ts0u-Itr. which Is also called Prince Rupert In fact. the Kane people were the first tu register their titlc under this name. and. ate though the Grand Trunk Pacific ms d"H, everything possible tu counter Het this hv offers af concessions and gthrrwisr. there remains twa Prince Eucrts.
 According Co the original survey thr line would pass right across Kaue's Prince Rupert. and would necessarily mve built ID a town there that would have been thr rival If that nf the com fany Eut if Inc kane people would have consented tn change the name of their tuvusite. the company would have permitted the line Co run where it was originally intended. All negotiations having failed. however The company has decided to make a new survey. and the contractors have been notified to work in the vicinity of the Kane tavusftc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-29

rather stiHsy way uf booking at 1t for a man who has so many and such various changes et raImeut.
 Tn. Gan seeks uo quarrel with Mir .Fry5u'z IauEuage The spIcudar ar us 3#1eett. and it~ wealth of metaphor VIII D, appreciated rram the following .Ntra.t-
 "rh, drmaerftte rarty socks not rsV- -'ut--H tut attenuation. and ur-a
 afa.s aaaHd thH ~tHaert et history t.at .ursz are mfaest when aprttg,i at auees that remedies increase m ze- yerify as their application Is postponed Blood poisoning may be stopped by the loss af a auger sauay. an arm tomor- row or q life next day So poison tn tha hvfy r1Utis gau not be removed too =e1u f1r thc evils produced by II in #rsas. v5ta tHe lar=s of time"
 Nr Hryan thinks He lz doctor He has all tia1-er uftf- and powders. but. aE1. tHa patient thinks hots auag1. ", Ha8.r-taaJ #at ha friends 7ra r,.rmwgHdue .m tor areaJIou ehi,Hv ea suHma- aauHd aat sgrtaa
 H#t da mv lHf#" sun Francisco E4H
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-29
4 CENTRIFUGAL GUN.

paF ls a4z tH= lae aH5 or EuHr traef---e- ff.sa uuf and uHmpatt- aur a.rE Nh#H .aa. E#H and d#.IIsH engine of uar k uat I.#euJs1 Nadas k aeI zp.a ,Eat aaa4 Ha5 suggest sam-# uaerl means at snug far f5# In ehaIr-tt# HH.sa #=.ulaHs ahaa- art Hsua.v azaaIHa# fH- Inventors Iose#af haaaHlt. aaf .## aa=#r fs ffa= mote peace Sa WlgHf aue #4cEad H creed autwaeB i#itea pe=HlsHee ar breed famine.
 There r. busy maH m SrH Yaftz city Nha oHee had lHe eaa3 aH esa fortune ta zee a ftvhgyI hurst Nz he Wa- Hat la f.r##av ef tsa v#5zztHs fragments. it aa- aH mslitHg and eH= trrtaiHHg -testaeH- inspiring he= eauzg. 1t suggested that centrifugal force might he made ta supply the place of explosives for dt-cH5rging pro- jectiles. Thus he would 5aye powder and get a mere continuous effect There would be mo stopping 10 load the gum  A man with a#ssaaH zHeFel would food the bullets iHta a hopper and the ma- chine would distribute them over the face of t-e landscape ln a continuous stream. likr water from a hesc.
 The machine is sajd tp resemble a sausage machine ii outward appear ance. but its intentions arc aot so hon orable. Among its obvious adyaHtagce II can be used to add new terror to the automobile The motor can he converted into gun bs touching a button or throwing over o crank. The bIameless and aspiring chauffeur Will find uea Way ta iHcr-8se his useful urSs-E,X.
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MR. BRYAN's EAGLE PEN.

"Thr moving finger writes" The Persian raot maker who imagined tha. 0Hat thr moving finger wrote Was fr- r-socablr did mol kuuU Mr. Bryan aHd ai- faeile rea TH, astonishing agility of that instrument is. We fear. iuzuf- HrfcuriE appreciated lu order Ja au- derstaud his infinite variety il jz uree-- -aIy Co read Mr Erau- letters and -peeehes. Tbe task is too great fol mortal man. As aeu attack the oee8n HIrh broom.
 There i- mo man but the eattiG and vafIrt who would say auenl of Alr Bryan save in the way of Kindness. but read his -pceches good I.ori' Life Is short aHd Mr. Byaus art ts laug Inquiry in San FrauciSc" developed the fact that nobody mad read Mr Bryan's -reeca of acceptance. and vet by some magic af deviuation everybody was certain that he had accepted He has had plenty of practice and is nowlse coy.
 We should npt attempt a painful and lahorious review of AIr Bryan speech His sentiments do him hon ar and if they do not please they can be changed tn suit He has others in stock just as good. He complains m
 is speech that Roosevelt stole his po- uieal clothes. hut really this is a
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ways of their own, and some nf them might give lessons to the hratHcu Chi- nee. Ey,u 8 blamrleSs candidate may efrrtCH Tis conscience uttIc bit who. Er ~,gs way out ta follow Che letter af hts pJ,Jac with slight regard for us -rfrif Thus tho Rochester Tost -T.N- press puts these questions to Uran.
 "Nr Etyan puts a limit ar Saaoa aEau $ -i#4.e contribution r#t if t=-. a8 -aescssur af the ate Marcus us. k. who once contributed St5soGU Ga Mr Rryau.s campaign fund. t would not take him loue Co split up the amount and send Is checks Instead |. enr 1t has often been s1fd and never a-Htra that William X. clark uf Mon taua contributed &t5ooo ou one og,J- sion ta Nr Hfyau.= campaign fmt Would five cheeks. each af s1n.oaa. by rejected with ~earu II Mr Clark -aault send th.m nuUs"
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 --#n--t a. perfection .Haf maE he aHf.ra#a ta ua political millennium sHea ea Hra aav arraa.H#E aafH mIHsa.Ht progression H a.H aae man WHa m3Hag. campaigns h a aaad tHe Frafsztaa#H politicians da a.t a.t.,.Ia1st fr.>G tht~ rnmg hahr which ta-H -H,IF extreme disgust. Ha. aH.# H.Ea U 5Ea mHa. lf M- Hm-
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 #.Ia#erz aafarz tae .t2 aeaiHst faa aaa.z aas -nlat.3 1hr railroad Hala. H-=. zs.s.aI laHa= aH. af t#a-e #an.
 r.t= of np#F for aso af ra..f.- =az committees N Hssae Ha.aH af g#t HHa .he law made | .@aa~ .a. Ta#- aH. Say af tHe politician ls a.- coming G4a rv aay maHa waan #H1 less a=a8-y
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 1T is the realization of tms fact that Inspires the general demand sar rHb- usty ef campaign funds. and Il eae- Hef euiv to thr contributions. bat HFs- aIze ta tae expenditures. Al tmz + y-es annoying ta the uia-rlshiauad politician. ut h. wft#aavs to come ta It. however reluetantlF.-Ex
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said Scw8rd Ditch COmpaHy. and ati interests tn mining claims owned by said Seward Ditch Company.
 Nfse all leases of mining claims awu- ed by said Seward Ditch Company. ac- curdJug to the terms of which saii lrlars the said Seward Ditch Company is not prohibited from transferring and assigning the same without the. writ ton consent of the Iessors In saJd leases named.
 Also all rights of way and easements owned by said Seward Ditch Company over mining claims.
 Also all horses. blows. scrapcrs. camp equipment. wagons, harness. tools. and mining and ditch implements owned by said Seward Ditch Company
 Also that certain lot In the townsite of Nome. District af Alaska. known as lot 2s. In block 50. together with all im- provements thereon situate. and being the lot upon which the Seward stahlc and barn Is now situate.
 Dated at Nome. Alaska. this 7th day uf Iuly. 1ans.
 ALBERT FINK.
 Trustee Date of first puh July s, 1908 Date Of last pub. Sept 9. 1908