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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-27
llhEI IND TRADE REVIEW.



oEA1T1-B 0A1KBTA
h 0nEeGeD Uoeo rn3hoe Qn11e to6Ay.
40 eenubey1ee Wero roeo1ve1 tOnigAf
tsom California Heavy rains u that state
1eNve@fed ptc1tng. This wtn put such
sIeuoe9f1ee - an on hand with retail
o2!eso t0mosYUW at q p9uqn300.
1ne nfn1 rAap6eTrtes Of the soaoon came
e fnts uognsnE- They were IN good con-
diuon and sold readily for tz-se Per crate.
1saspoefTtes viii peuhahty tA1s ths paaes
g strawberries Ia the next few days. -
sne CaiifosrA ahlp0ants of straUtsrriss
are about over
Two car loads OF bananas we're received
tooAy. The fruit wns In coed condition.
only few punches being over ripe.
a car ioad OF fine potatoes arrived this
nosntng. The demand for old potatoes
q very good just now. AZ the Alaska ship
ments are very large and the new 20. at0e0
are not in very good condition
According 60 J. ~ AlxsOn. the first Hood
river berries Of the season reached here
yesterday and were sold before they left
the CIR 1T q per crate, the highest price
paid Ter berries In this market for five
years Mr. Hixscn says there have been
other Oregon berries In the market, but
the drst from Hood river. They are .
choice variety known as the Clark seed
ling. and are specially valuable in the
market Tor their staying and shipping
Qualities. At the end of four or 1--WE days
they look ~ fresh az most other berries
en- the day Of picking
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-27

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8sasy unA Hnsnnngo.
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s.eady with 4etnAl buaine0 In hankaev
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KIP 4 G-1sts IS IVA Centuries :. =
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-27


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-27

been inauGurafed NJ Inc Nosth1en fnc10o
hstveen e4attis ana Hpokane anA 0ea1fie
ana Portland thersAy ofovfdine anerie -.
csrnmodasisns tor Ne pesfon6 e. tat
popular ifnoL
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yor1r-E TO srcekHaLDeSA

~,gyr,.~s- ssr NEKrfNts-Nesacw IL here.
Nc rsveu that the annual meeting y sne
s9.cS hclAers Of sh< Sea l~y*l ,n.n
ard Mlsisax Company VIII = hs.s = 800 sas
80. wash an "Wednesday. Sssae
:. = a,rlssk . m. fer the FuFposs ~
saectsnx trustees 10. Ne sasasns ysar.
- sn-<sss.r <~,u,e n~ser~ the me~tsng.
er .EvEL MINING y MILLING CO.
ss>A Nv J. p NO0E6A frsst
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-27

On the produce exchange today the ou
ter market was quiet. Creamery. laoI1X
dairy, l060i6c.
Eggs-Steady Fresh. nc.
Cheese-We0k. Creamery, Sko9Lc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-27

THE Chicago. Milwaukee 4 O. pnui
81. Pars ana Chicago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-27

WASHINGTON. May 1k-Tcdays state
menf Of The condition ~ the treasury
shows.
t1Ot0 I0e3t9 s.-sssss.s.sss.. ~ 109s14
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-27

Green rrsss--ssranges~ ssessisngs fss3 = !:
nAssls O. x~GS.. Ae9issrvansAn swsess
6 "a res box cooking arrs@s q pe. tex
hsnanAs - sSH1y yer bunch, calssarnla
hack asa eNrto~. 81 &. new eas&a ss.e.
CA.tssrnsa ssraws~rrsss n sS8e PER crate
ehsTsses. uei1 per box: craze frui.. q
psr Saxe
LsnAsv a.A DsatAtag NasssSaIs.
oo4e: 1sgchAasaAto q. SAleDko, No.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-27

Jobhing quotations yesterday were a.
follows:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-27

fNTKRscHoLAeTTc nsst ! o,c,pck "a.
GAY az AihiAftc PAxk.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-31

- Sar0tmmtb's 8leiftift III ber
oette ~ Der Melt. Man probire ben
"KOH-I-NOOR".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-31
Snnfet 9imiteb.
81 bfa brt.
.. u. & u. y. Habn.
Nbfahrt.

gea6 @albeiton, Soutun unb guero
tdgli6 900 Hprrf.
@a6 Corpus gbrifti, Granias 9aB
,ino 8eepile tdsli6 ...1 100 Na6m.
Na9 &errbille tdslid, ausseaomnien
Santitass u. Sonnta9S, 3:15 Na9m.
rad &errbile, Gonntaes. $3.50 Born.
Nah &errbiQe, Gamitass A 80 gsa6m.
Mufunft.
BON @alpeiton, Souiton unb Guerp
tdgli6. 200 Mbenbs.
Bon Corpus gbriiti, granias HaB
uno 8eebille tdglid. ..2:20 gsadm.
Won &errpile tasli6, aussenommen
Sonnta9s nnb Monta9s.
................ .10:45 8orrti.
8on &errpile, Sonntass, 6 80 Nbenbs.
Bon &errpile, Montass g rs 8orm.
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san Nntonio, 9itnfas Den 81. Ottober 1899.
so aeb bpd! Ou iiehit ia, id

so seb bod Ou iiebt ia, id
baiie-i6 perabi6eue Sid.
uWirtli6?" st perfubte, ibre 9anb
gu ergreifen, lie entso9 linn leOo6 oie=
ielbe nit einer beitigen 8etuegung.
Still, Der Snfel fpmn1t.
Man bDrte in Der Sbat brallBen ouf
benz Gang leinen felfen Sritt.
Wioer Grtuarten mar Der gintretenoe
fait better. Gertruo itimnte unbefan-
gen in ben munteren Son, Den er ar=
i6lug, Elm, unb mlr SriB fonnte iid
zines in ieiner Gage iebr natiirli6en
@efiibls oes @eoriidtleins ni6t ertpeb=
rem.
IS mar ibm lieb, oaB Die @beno=
tafel seitiger, als .es ionlt 5u eei6eben
pflegte, aufseboben muroe, uno unter
ben Gprtpanbe Der Grmiioung spa ct
iidl ollf iein 3itnmer suriif.
(6ortiebun9 fDlgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-31
Ser Werlpbte Der arpntriu3eiitn
2Sitttpe Gtepbamie.

arDnpriu3ei1n Wittme stepbanie
f9lieBt. nie fdon beribtet tpurbe, eine
Mesaliauce, obsleid ibr prdiumptiber
@atte bon febr altem Gef9Ie1t III.
@raf glemar 2onpap bon Naeplonpa
unb 8aiaros Namenp, benen Gamilie
erft TN Oftober bes SabreS 1896 ben
Grafentitel erbieli, tann ieiuen
Stammbaum bis 3um Deginn bes
Sabrtauienbs aurtidfabren. @iaer let,
ner Vorfabren, @eprg bon 2ona, In
tn Sabre 1882 nit benz ipdteren unaa,
rti9en 86nige 8eIa l. nod polen ges
Fh9tet unb aud nit ibm uieber BON
bort 3urhfgetebrt. Set iener 3eit
baben bic 2onpaps ununterbroden
cine &oQe 1T ber @eidibte unaarus
geipieIt. Die 6amilie, luelde calpini
fGen Betenntnifies III, mar INNER
ternuugariid unb In frhberen Sabr.
bunberten tets an ber 6eite ber geaeu
BITE 0absburger tdmpfsuDeu ungarn au
finben. 3u gesinn bes 16. s}abrbun
berts paren he I'm 2ager bes natioua.
len a6nig8 S3apoIpai, im IS. Sabr,
hunbert treue Greunbe bss famofen
Ratoc3i, unb mdbreub ber 5reibeits,
friege s@ebellen.@ Der Ontel bes 8ras
fen glemar, Der betannte Natlonal0to.
nom unb fpdter Ginan3miniRer unb
Winiferpr6Rbent (1871 bis 1927
Grdf WelHtor Gonpap mnBte mad Der
Woffenfreduns bel giIagos fadieu,
unb fein GrnBbaier GabrieI 2oupap, ber,
au9 OILS S9riftReuer einen guten Ruf
eenob. mar f6rmIih ter Saufpatbe
Gubipig Rpfuibs als polititer, ben
erin has politii9e 2eben eingefabrt uub
bort frdftig unterRhbt bot. Ser Batter
bes @rofen glemar ifi febr Jung geFor.
ben. Graf gleniar ielbR III ON "a.
Muguit 1868 geboren unb felt benz
Sabre 1885 In Der poIitif9en 2auf,
babu. Wdbrenb bieier 3eit mar er ben
Dotl9often itnb @efanbtf1affenin Nu.
tareh, Mom, 8rhAel, peterSbura, Vo.
riS, Gonbon, 6iutigart unb bann tpies
Der Hom augetbeiit. Mit ber DerIei.
bung ber @rafenmurbe tuurbe Ct 1896
aud als erbIi9es MitgIieb In bas uu.
9arti9e Mognatenbaus berufen. @raf
Gonpop uirb aIs hberaus eIeaanter
unb ipmpotbiider Diplomat gei@iIbert
nnb gilt al8 s@bormeurs. Srobbem
er R9 als llugar aiebt, III er bod bes
ionbsrs Ia feiuer 2ebeusfabruug siem<
LID fart Gnelomaue.
Die Werlobten lernten fi9 I'm poriaen
9erba leuuen. uub oils TN ssrhbiabr
oieies Jabres. aneebli9 gelesentli1
Der 6ehli9teiten, mel@e bamals beim
er3btrBog Griebri6 In prebburg liatt.
tanben, Der Graf bic bobe Grau um
tbre 1anb bat, s6gerte He teinen Mu.
eenblid, benz 3use ibres 6eraens au
fclgsn. eeit ieuer 3eit geben andb
BITE gerbanbIungen amiiben bem 6iter.
rei@ifHen unb benz belsii@en 0ofe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-31
9F
@te tit SteS !.

@ir bieten einbunbert Dollars SeIobnuna
tir ienen San bon &atarrt, ber ni&t burG
ginnebmers bon 0aa's Ratarrb Rur sebeilt
perben fatn.
S. s.. @heneh & Co., eisentb., 9olebo, %.
Btr, bic 11nter3ei9neten, baben &. s. gbes
nes felt ben Iesten 10 Sabrsn setannt unb
haltsn ibn fiir pollfcmnten ebreabaft in allen
gel1aftsbanolnngen nno finanaieu befds
gerbinbIi9tetter gu erfGuen.
Bst & EruaE @robsanbeIs.D .Drosuiiten,
9oIeSp, D.
BaIbing, 8tnnan 6 Ntarbin, @ros,
hanbeIs. Drcsuiiten, 3olsbo, D.
Sau's Ratarrb.aur tpirb innerliH aenoms
men nno tpirft bireft auf bas 8lut Inb bic
i9lsimisen OberHdhen beS ebftems. 8euas
ntfie fret berianbt. preiS 75 Gts. fiir bic
Slai4e. 8ertauft bon allen Mpotbefern.
Sal's Gamtlien.Yillen fnb BITE bejien.
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" nfunft.

~ RaIt, @ement, 6anb, Bad.
Reine, feuerfeffe 6teine unb &bou,
Sbeer unb NspbaItpapier, 0a9pappe,
8beer unb Nspbalt, Del. &erpenttn,
Garben, 8laS etc. etc. ffets borrdtbia
BET s. 6. 1teIm a mn, 306 on.
Commensurate. Webriee preiie, quite
@aare, iopie quite unb reelIe 1ebienuna
werben sarautirt. - felebhon 410,
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Gin fmr@tbarer s5rrtbuut

psruria9t oft idredli6e 8ranbtpui,be.'
S9nitte ober lonftise @erlebunsen,
8ndlens Grnica Sal6e, Die bette in BET
Welt, itilt iofort ben Sbmer5 unb beilt
i6nea. gie beilt ale glusidldse,
5dpdren, sle6ten unb frefenben
Wunben., Sic TT bas bette 6dmor=
rboioenzMittel, bas es siebt. Sour rs
Gents Die @9a1tel uno Die Setlung
tuiro sarantirt. 8u baben in Der Mpos
thefe BON S. &altener & @pn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-31
Giienba1n Gabr-Ylau.
s. & O. q. eab,,.

Ibfabrt.
gead ct. Souls bia Sron Mountain
poer SO, 6. & 1880 geamnt.
gea6 ct. Souls nia Sron Mountain
Noute e.............8:3O Mben6s.
gea9 9eatne td9lid. $500 Morgens.
gfa9 2arebo. o.......... 1000 Borm.
Mnfunft.
Bon ct. 2ouis, Sron Mountain & M.
6. & E..............8::3O 8orm.
gon ct. 2ouis, Sron Mountain & M.
&. & E.............3:55 g2amm.
Won Searne tdsIi9. 1920 N6embs.
WDn 2areop. .12:25 92amn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-31
0etratbs.g gti3etue:

Sam Doriett uub 6slene 2t&tenbsro.
go. o. glad nub Clara 1ippert.
Carl Rir1ner unb Mamie Bed.
:. ABRAHAM Geiuilber uub Sophie
8Iaufteiu.
Wm. y. Camp unb glnnie Sauier.
Z. v. Seoit unb SuIio SsuRnser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-31

Mdo9en BON ber gSelt btlt, aber-"
vNber?"
n9ber annebmen fann i'd Sein Nn=
erbieten bod ni1t. gs ae6t abiolut
nidt."
.Wenn Gu mir nur einen einaieen
/ berniinftieen @runb bafiir alifii6ren
f0nntef.
u2iebe @erta, bas iino Sa9en, Die
Su, 10 flu9 9u ionlt bi1f, bp1 ni1t
beriteblf.
ngine pille nit 3uder, aber id
fdnede Die pille ood beraus.
r0udle mid bo6 ni6t, liete @erta !!
6ilf mir lieber nahoenfen, tpie mir
ben Batter BON ieiner uneliidli9en Soee
abbrin9en f0nnen."
,Wie ioll i1 bas? gDenn Der Oniel
fi9 einmal etiuas in ben Gopf geiebt
bot
so iii e,. ft,m,r bappn oe,.s,;
kh tpeis es.@
.Sris /"
.@as benn?"
sd babe cine Soee."
SAB b6ren.~
nWie tpdre es. menn id bic eoop
padtete?"
rM6 aeb, Das lit eine 4inberei."
..gaidf fod. I'd, meine notiirIi6
niSt, oab Is Inter sm lneinem s's @amen u'.' oss
fheben iollte. oa lpiirben midi ia gIIp III
ausiaden. glber pielleidt f6nnfe Elm eim
Mnoerer es tbun in meinem Muftrooe.
3w0lfbunoert Sbaler babe id-reidt
bas ni6t?4
,geinabe. Siinfmhnhunoert Shofer
baben Die 0erren aus Berlin aebo-
ten.a
nEreibunoert Sbaler tpirIt Du rohl
aud mod Ichaffen f6nnen ober bierf,Ins
bert, oamit mir lie ausieden. llno
tpenn Ou es nidt fannit, 9ofe b. g}ho=
| ben bprst mir aetDiB bic boar bunbert
Sbaler. sic 1T meme Bette Nreunbin
uno bat 10 piel @elp.A
.llnb menn Der @ater bahinter fdme
bob mir ibn aetduIdt babenQ1
.Sa, erfabren miiBte er es fd)Iieslid,.
ionIt bGtte Die oanse Gade ia aar feinen
3tuef.
r9ann tpiiroe er iebr, Iebr bOie lein.
glein, liebs 0erta. bos :, oebt IeiOer ,,f6 emd,
nidt.
,Oanu peiB i'd freilid) feinen g}atb
mebr.4
.0ielleibt fallt uns nod elmer elm
Nie God,e eilt ia nid,t 10 fehr: her
Me1fel. ilm ben es lid hanbelt III erlf
In unaefdbr bier Wofen fdllio."
vOann battelf Nu beiIer oethon.
benz Gnfel aar nidlts bQpott al iaoer, !
sd fam bod nidlt ppn hellfe bis
moraen cine iolde Gumme bon linn
berlanoen.
.gis balm hatten mir ober bielleid,t
anoertpeitid Notf, oefunnen
.9islleitht-pieIleift ober aud, niht
sd olaube opdl. es in better 6os IN
ibm 9llles ofisn oeiaot flobe. =
.gs maa Iein. bah 0u g,edt hoit
eSeOenfalls ofer miiiien mir iud,en
einen 9(ustpea au finben.-gDenn Id ii
mein ReitpferS perfauffe. nos fann 90 ss
upbl brinoeup"
.Oas iollH 9u nidt um meiuet=
willen.'
u0ein, aar nid,t um Oeinetmillen
gu einaebiloeter Menid). gaur um oes
9uten Sntels tuillen, Der tets ipie elm
9oter an mir ,uor nm INN einen qur.
mer au eriparen.
.@erta-Gu halt Elm ooloenes ner, y
.gitte, feline 5dmeidsIeien, uno am
allermeniolien 10 ataeidmadte. Sin
aoloenes S)ers gpos ID, mobl mil
einem ioldlsn onianaen follte 9lber
i'm Grnff, iaoe mir mas fonn 9lli'
tuObl brinaen5A
.Sauieno Sbaler et,pa. penn 9u es
Ourdous miilen milln1
So E6,ten mir oIso 5hon ,me;tou-
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@alf ebore.Nabm.
Nbfahrt.

yta9 Stndoate. tdstid, aussenommen
Sonltfnqs ......... 800 8orm.
Nnfunft.
Won Stodbale, tdsli6, aussenommen
SOnnta9s.. 3 100 Na6n.
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sDatbern @acific 8abm.
glbfabrt.


gaab Stem Orleans, Souiton unb
Galpefton tdsli6 ............
..12:1O Wittags unb 9 80 Mbenbs.
Sea6 eagle YaB, Merico ,e......
IL :5O N0rnf.
Nad Galifornien. .......4:45 Nadm.
Gnfunft.
8oh Stem Orleans, Souiton unb Gal
pefton tdgli1.
....7:25 @orm. unb 80 Na1m.
Bon galifornien ac.....11 so gorm.
BON eagle 8aB uno MeIico. ......
ZOO 9(benbs.
Gmn5et 2imiteb.
Mbfabrt.
Nab galifornien, Jreitags, 3 :35 Mor3.
gead Seem Orleans, Gienltag uno
Sreitag -. .......2:20 Nabm.
Nnfunft.
Bon galifornien, Dieuitas unb Jreie
tag. ..............3:15 MprgenS.
Ion geep Orleans, Dientag unb
Jreitag -. 200 Wa9m,
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W. s.. & =. 8ab,,.

NU d1rt.
9ea6 @acO, Sort @ortb, Dallas,
&anias gitp, ct. 2ouis unb Chi
caso tdslid. d..................
IS: 100 Worsens unb s 80 Mbenbs.
Mnfunft.
Bon gbicaso, ct. 2ouis, aanIas
gitp, Dallas, Sort @ortb uno
8aco, idslid.
....S:30 Torm. unb 10 20 gbenbs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1899-01-05
City Council Meeting.

Monday night of this week the reg
ular monthly meeting of the Town
11Copncil was held in council chamber
with Councilmen Bosley, president;
Bolden, Little, Helbig and Spedden
present.
a large number of bills were passed
for services rendered and ordered
paid by the board.
A franchise was granted Mr. Sam
uel Lawton to erect telephone poles
along Third street to Green and down
Green to Second. These poles will be
erected to accommodate the wires for
the line leading from Hoyes and Ac-
cident to Oakland.
An order was passed resembling the
resolution passed at a recent ses-
sion of the board allowing interest on
drafts issued by the board in pay
ment of the city's debts. This order
went into effect Immediately and
thus stopped interests on Jan. 1st.
Two communications were read
which had been received by Mayor
Jamison from James Kinney, of Bel
laire, o., and H. 6. Frederick, of Mil
lersburg, Pa, asking for information
regarding the establishment of water
works for our town. Both parties in
timated in their letters that they were
willing to establish a system of water
works for the town if the proper in
ducements were offered and suffi-
cient supply of water could be OBJ
tanned within q reasonable distance
from town.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1899-01-05
Death of Wright Thayer.

On Monday last, after an illness of
several months, Mr.. Wright Thayer,
residing near Thayerville, this coun-
ty, died and was buried on Wednes-
day afternoon in the cemetery near
the Baptist church which is erected
on his farm.
Mr.. Thayer was seventy years of
age and was a member of the Baptist
church for a number of years. He
was elected as member of the Board
of County Commissioners by the
democrats of this county and served
In that capacity during the years
10o4-5. In 1887 he was nominated by
the same party as a candidate for
Judge of the Orphans Court but
defeated at the polls. His life has
been an active one from boyhood,
having been born in this county
where he married and raised a num-
Der of children, all of whom are
grown and living either on the home
farm or on farms in the immediate
neighborhood. AS a neighbor Mr..
Thayer was kind and obliging, ever
ready to lend a helping hand to
those in need or desiring aid in any
laudable undertaking, and by both
word and act he showed that he was
a God-fearing man. AS public SER
want Mr.. Thayer was painstaking
and honest and to the best of his
ability he performed his duties while
in office in a conscientious manner.
His funeral was conducted by the
pastor of the Baptist church.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1899-01-05
Teachers Institutes.

The Board of School Commissioners
have fixed dates for holding teachers
local Institutes in this county as fol-
lows: Accident, Jan. and Z; Deer
Park, Jan. 10 and IA: Grantsville, Jan.
20 and and 81; Oakland, Jan. 81 and
2S; Selbysport, Feb. 3 and 4. The
session of the institutes will be held on
the evenings of the first date men
toned above and the morning of the
second date in every case, except in
Oakland where the plan has been
evolved to have the sessions but one
day, Saturday, the 28th inst. 1t is
the desire of the School Bond to
have the teachers arrange the pro-
grams. The Board expects every
teacher in the county to attend at
least one of the meetings.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1899-01-05
Died.

MCCROBIE.-At his home near Nc
Henry, January end, 1899, Samuel A.
McCrobie, aged 50 years. Mr.. Nc
Crobie's death was caused by dropsy
with which disease he suffered for a
long time. He was a member of Co.
o, 9th West Va. Vol. Inf. during the
war of the Rebellion, in which COM
pany he enlisted as q private on Dec.
II, 1861, and served until Dec. 10, 1864,
at which time he was mustered out
of service. He was brother of
Hampton McCrobie, of Oakland.
His funeral occurred yesterday, the
remains being inferred at the Thayer
church, Thayerville, after the funer-
al services, which were conducted at
McHenry. May he rest in peace.
KIsNER.-On Thursday, Dec. Goth,
1898, of diphtheria, Enoch, aged about
three years, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
EnOch Kisner, residing at Ryans
Glade. The funeral took place on
Friday, the interment being made on
the Beckman farm.
MILLER-Mis Catherine Miller,
daughter of Mrs. S. G. Miller, of Loeb
Lynn, died at the Oakland Sanitari-
um on Tuesday last, about 5 o'clock
p. m, of pneumonia, after an illness
of only four days duration, in the 18th
year of her age and was buried Thurs
day morning from st. Peters Catho-
lie church, after services conducted
by the pastor, Rev. F. A. b. Wun-
nenberg, commencing at II o'clock.
Interment was made in the Catholic
cemetery.-Mountain Democrat
VEITCH.-At her home near Rives'
Station, few miles east of Washing
ton, d. c., on Monday morning of
this week, Mrs. Anna Howard Veitch,
relict of the late John w. Veitch, of
Oakland, after an illness of several
weeks. She leaves a son and daugh-
ter, Miss Madge and Mr.. Percy H.
Veitch, who is at present practicing
law in Washington.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1899-01-05
An Enterprising Druggist.

There are few men more wide awake
and enterprising than A. G.. Sturgiss
who spare no pains to secure the
best of everything in their line for
Their many customers. They now
have the valuable agency for DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and colds. This is the
wonderful remedy which is producing
such a Juror all over the country by
its many startling cures. 1t absolute
ly cures Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness and all affections of the Throat,
Chest and Lungs. Call at above drug
store and get u trial bottle free or a
regular size for soc. and $1.OO Guar
anteed to cure or price refunded. 5
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1899-01-05
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued to
the following named persons during
the month of December by Clerk E.
z. Tower:
Edwin A. Newman and Carrie Gal
laher.
Oscar J. Harvey and Lille NJ. Las
John G. Paugh and Barbara E.
Bittner.
Franklin P. Stremmel and Mildred
E. Guard.
Benjamin l.. Slack and Halle B.
Trippett.
Henry F. Gidley and Minnie V. Co
burn.
Gust Kolb and Sarah Hoffman.
Noah Stanton and Emma S. Peck.
Perry A. Whitehair and Melissa r.
Domire.
Albert Brown and Ida V. Aaron
halt.
Reason E. Alexander and Mary
Bender.
William E. Dinsmore and Myrtle E.
Martin.
William E. burst and Cordelia E.
Blocher
Bracken E. Williams and Mary NJ.
Swauger.
James Z. Rembold and Cora G. Cal
camp.
Alexander Lewis and Virginia B.
Ours.
Charles G. Beall and Pleasant V.
Holland.
Charles G. Wentz and Rosa B. Reed.
John Mpeill and Tillv T. Chancev
Edward Lawlis and Lucy A. Hamil-
ton.
Norman Bruce Lee and Emma Nc
Graw.
William A. Swift and Cordelia H.
Ralston.
Henry A. Friend and Clara B. En-
glehart'
Archibald G. Stanton and Rachel
H. Billiard.
Albert S. Elsey and Ada Fike.