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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-06-11
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.


Their Marriage.
On Friday June 9Th, Rev William
E. George and wife, of Deer Park,
celebrated the Goth anniversary of
their marriage.
Mr.. George and wife are natives of
England, and We're both born in the
county Of Worcester Mr.. George
was born August sth. 1890, being now
in his SD year. He came to America
in the year 1871 going to Pennsyl-
vania. After being in Pennsylvania
several months he left and went to
reside in Barton, Allegany county
Nd.
When the civil war broke out he
was among the first to enlist in Co. \
3rd Md. Regiment. After being dis
charged from the army he lived in
Barton, Md, till the year 1869, when
he removed to Garrett county.
Mr.. George and wife have four chill
dren living, the eldest son being a
resident of Barton, Md. The only
daughter living is married to John L.
Fitzwater of Beckman. Another
son, \. T. George is Lying at Swan
ton, and the youngest a. c. George,
at Deer Park. Mr.. George and wife
have as descendants p grandchildren
and great grandchildren living.
He has been a member of the Metho-
dist church between 90 and 70 years,
being a local preacher and holding
the Office of Deacon in the church.
Mrs. George was born in the yeaI
1923 and lacks but a few days of be.
ing 50 years of age. It's hoped that
they may live to see many more an
niversaries of their marriage.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-06-11

memorable session Mr.. Williams re-
manned always the calm, diguitied,
patient, courteous, able statesman
that lac is. His great ABILITY was
recognized by his party friends, as
well as the opposition, and he be
came known throughout the State as
one of its ATTEST men. Upon the
conclusion Of his four year term Mr..
Williams declined to stand for reelec-
ton. and has since devoted himself
to Lis profession and large private
interests.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-06-11

The Bloomington baseball team
met defeat Saturday afternoon at the
hands of the Homecoming team at
Green's Highland Park, in Western
port, bya score of II to o. The game
was an interesting one from start to
finish, although the score indicates
otherwise. The Homecoming team had
their batting eyes along and did heavy
stick work. The features Of the game
were the heavy hitting of Charles and
Marine of the Homecoming team. Both
pounded the sphere for home runs.
The batteries We're; Homecoming,
Gueisberg, Sloauand Marie; Blooming
ton, Raley and Raley.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-06-11

In st. Marks Ev.Lutheran church,
in which considerable repairing has
been made during the past few weeks
services will be held as follows: Cat
etical lectures at $50 o. m, on Sat
urday; Sunday school at $50 a. H.;
preaching at 1870 a. H.; Christian
Endeavor meeting Sunday evening
at 7 o'clock. All are cordially invited
to these services.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-06-11
A Heavy Storm.

Yesterday at noon terrific electri-
cal storm, accompanied by rain and
considerable hail, passed over this
section. The streets of town were
flooded owing to the choking of
several sewers.
Out of town, farmers suffered some
loss to their crops planted on the hill
side owing to the washing out of tn
grain.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-06-11

DIR. D. o. Mckinley will be at Friends
vile June 18th and 9Th; Sang Run,
June 8th; Hoyes, June 9th; McHenry,
June 10th and 18th until noon; Mrs.
Mrs. Ellen Lohr's, near Crellin, June
18th and 18th until noon; P. J. Lohr's,
near Beckman, June 18th. Teeth ex-
tracted without pain. u st
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-06-11
SAENGERFEST AT BALTIMORE.


The Twentieth TrfcnniaI Meeting ortbe
German Singing Societfe, to be Held.
The Twentieth TriennfaI- saenoar-
fest of the Northern Saepoarbrrd of
America. which will be haId in RoI+i.
more the week of June 18th will he
/ the most imposing SINGING festival
ever held in this country. President
Roosevelt. members of his Cabinet
Baron Won Sternburg, German Am
basSador at Washington. and mem
bers of his ambassav: DipIomatic
Representative of all foreign nations
and the Governor of MARYLAND and
his staff will attend. The Secretary
of the Navy has ordered two warsbips
Topeka" and "Prairfe. &c TO fine mort
OF Baltimore for Saengerfe-t week
and Will likely send two more or so,
| he informed Congressman Wachter.
The .Verman Ambassador expects a
German Warship at Annapolis the
same week, in which event that vessel
VIII also be sent TO Baltimore At
| present III the harbor Of Baltimore is
thes French warship "Tage" The
Secretary OF the Navy has granted
permission to the United States Ar
ti'ery at the famous Fort iMcHenTy
to participate.in the great parade of
o..rganIlzatlons.on one day of the fes-
tIyal. Sailors from the United States
Warshlps and the German warship, if
she IS here, will also take part TO
a Sili. interest mt to the occasion detach-
ments from the "Topeka' and the
Pralrle' will give exhibitions of
wireless teIegraphy between warships
ana hlYer view, the water front re-
sort where the great picnic Of all the
singing societies will be held.
President Roosevelt told the Saeno-
ertest Association of Baltimore that
he had genuine interest in the sino-
ing festival and was willing to do
everything he could in order to make
it a success. The President said
he may make an address the NIGHT he
attends one Of the Saengerfest CON
certs This will be June 18th. Pres
loeht Roosevelt will go from Balti-
more TO attend the closing exercises
OF the lrSlnla Military Institute
Inc people OF Maryland have made
extensive preparations for this Saeng-
ernest. Inc Legislature has granted
the use OF the new immense armory
OH 0! me . nth Maryland Regiment for
IAe HaehSeriest concerts. The mer-
cH'tiils OF the city have raised large
sum OF money to aid in defraying the
expenses. while the City Council of
baltimore mas appropriated $25, 900 to
lIIuillihare the city the week Of the
.SesIiNdI' Inc latter feature will be a
striking one. Opposite the splendid
lie" court mouse, sad to be the finest
III Ihe united states, will be erected
an extensive Court OF Honor, and be-
SIDES TINS there VIII be arches at street
crossings along the principal thor
oughfares CT the city, while all public
buildings Will be Illuminated by cleo
tricity.
An extensive committee has mada
ample provisions to accommodate
every visitor who NAV come TO the
city either in hotels or BOARDING.
houses. Trunk lines have oiven ono
fare rate to Baltimore during Saenp-
erfest week.
The new Fifth Reciment Armorv
where the concerts and contests will
be held, is one of the largest bnild-
ings in this countrv and will sao+ ovor
sixteen thousand narsons r. will ho
'' ii0'oi oeloIe was pup
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-06-11
DEER PARk HOTEL, DEER PtRK, ND.
Most Delightful Summer Resort of the All

Most Delightful Summer Resort of the Ale
ghCnieS.
Swept by mountain breezes, $500
feet above sea level. Absolutely free
from malaria, hay fever and mosqui-
tos. Reached without change of cars
from all principal cities via Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad. Every modern con-
venience. Rooms en- suit with private
baths. Electric Lights, Long Distance
TELEPHONE, Elevator, Turkish Baths,
Swimming Pools, Golf Links, Tennis
Courts, Bowling Alleys, magnificent
Drives. Complete Livery Service. An
napolis Naval Academy Band. Hotel
remodeled with additional convenien-
ces and renovated throughout. All
cottages have been taken for the sea
son. Open from June Goth to Septem-
Der Both.
For rates and information address
W. E. Burwell, Manager, Deer Park,
Garrett County, Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-06-11
HON. s. A. WILLIAMS.
A Strong Effort Being Made to Have
Him Enter the Guber=
Material Race.
A MAN OF ABILITY AND VERY POPULAR

Was Leader of the Republican Force, Dur
ing the Sessions of the Last General As
sembly Where lie Was Esteemed BY
His Party Associates and Respected by
His Opponents->k sketch of His Career.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-06-11

James w. Tasker, of near Deer
Park, has been granted a pension of
IS per month.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-06-11
For Sale Chean for Cash.

Two choice building lots in Loeb
Lynn Heights, Md. For particulars,
price, etc, address E. M. Mickey, Cor
mania, w. Va. IL At.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-06-11
Liberty Street Being Repaired.

Messrs. G. Kennedy & Son, the street
contractors, begun the work of repair
ing that portion of Liberty street
which was paved last year by Messrs.
Kennedy and which during the past
winter and spring gave way.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, MARYLAND.
The Suberb Summer Resort on the Line of
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
This suberb summer resort, in the
heights Of the Alleghenies, $500 it..
above sea level, is an attractive place
for persons desiring to happily com
bine recreation, rest and intellectual
uplift. 1t was last year visited by %,
900 persons, representing 26 States of
the Union.
The Chautauqua program, under
the direction of DR.. w. l.. Davidson,
is one of the best which genius can de
wise or money procure.
Beginning May list, tickets to this
resort will be placed on sale and con
tinued through the season, good for
return until October 31st. Special
rate tickets for the Camp Meeting in
July and the Chautauqua in August,
will be sold.
For particular information about
fares and time of trains, apply to
ticket agents of the b. & O. r. r.
Information about attractions at
Mountain Lake Paak furnished in re-
ply to inquiries addressed to Mr.. l. "A.
Rudisill, Mountain Lake Park, Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-06-11

When you are hungry, go to Whites
Restaurant, opposite First National
'ank Building. 5 If.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-06-11

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bcnten.

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M}ien leeDe 3eDacteur.
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dnteroe Columbus.
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b'rin!" fl0tten De SnOianers, vOenn
belpt bat QaenS mir meAr Denn
flint mi enOeft!"
Diem 6riinb
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25

9uur gu uno tniultirte 8eibe Dffent@
lid. DN peinlide 5cene fii4rte CUR
3rennung Mina's uno at4arb's.
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sFrau am nGAIten Sag, DAP Elm ldnz
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10 penig Dsrftehe, iein Sob fpdre.
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ben. SugeIang partete M}ina auf Die
Riiftebr t6res @atten; bann f4rieb
tie inn, DAB tie na4 i9rsr 6simaf9
Dresden reiIen perOe. Den Brief
uoreT1irte lie an 81, Magner uno lteB
i6n Bel 5rau WeienbOmt u~6ge6en. Sn
DRESDEN lebte W}ina Wagner Deretnz
FAINT; aber fie na6m nod INNER regen
@nt6eil an Ieinen @rfolgen, unb als
&0nig 2uOpig Magner na9 Ntiin6en
berief ba banfte ite @ptt fir Du5
Slid, ous i9rem Ri9ar0 pioerfd6z
rem. @ugner forgte i6rigens fir
i6ren ferneren Qebensunter6alt. I'm
6ea4tst unb perlaFen itarb Mina
Wagner i'm Sanuar 1866 5u Ores
ben, 1870 6eirafbete Mogner cine
So4ter 6ran3 2ts3t's, Goiima, Die
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Iop'5, 6rau GoIima entFammt Der
8er6inoung Qis3t's nit Der 9rGfin
o'Qngoult uno lit cine @3pefter Der
r6engenannten 8lunoine OQipi2r.
6rau Goiima fat es oeritanOen, iid
in benz 3u6me 0e5 Meiiters gu ion~
men, ben Die erIte 6rau ertdmpfen
hnIf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25

Der Ifgbdnsn, un6 bic iiegrei4en
Npstim erri9teten ben Rutab4O{tz
mar dls oa5 0entmul hires 3riumz
p6es. Die 0bnuftie'R I0Iten chamber
ub; elm Stlape, 0umenS Sugtut, err
moroete feinen &aiier, beitieg felbit
ben S9ron uno begriinbete cine neue
ReIiben3, SugIafubdb, Dire er nit
pa6r6uft cDtlopii9en Mauern UNI
CAB. @r mar Elm finiterer 0iteri3
un0 1ein 8rab lift cine oiiItere M&oz
f6ee, Don elmer ftdrten GitaoeIe un0
SImpFen ring8um be6iitet. Seine
genaltige Staot ftiirmte Der fur6tz
bare SumerIan, flint Sage lang IieB
er IN i6r f4la6ten uno ~pliinbern, uno
pilOe Sbiere fiBb feitoem tire 8ez
pobner. Secure Reitoen3en ~enttunoen
auf oieiem tdOte3eugenoen 8Oben.
Der 3neite Der @roBmpguln, 6uz
mapan, %griinOete feline 6dupttabt,
Snoraput, auf Dem 8o0en Oe5 alien
artIden Snorapat6a; nod 6eute
ite6en Die MOi4ee'n, Die 8%aitipnen,
Die Shore 0ie1er Stuot gum 36eiIe
tpO6lerbalten. unb nod 6sute 7ta6t DuS
8rabmul ibres @riin0ers, bas 6efez
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nit a~uetntger Qu8na6me Der 3uoi6z
Wtubal DON Qgra, nennt. @r fugt:
n9ente man it6 ben gr0Btsn &uppelz
bou 8erlin'8 aus rot6am uno blenz
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groBen i6uttigen Bart, Oente man fi6
ben 9%auptbau, umgeben BON 6liiqeln,
auf Deren Fla6en 9G4ern cine Rei6e
| 3ierli3er tleiner NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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fat man elm ungefdbres Bib Der
8rabmoI6ee 6umaDan's, Sic lpirbe
iebar 8roBitabt. @uropa'8 our 190nz
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Wefrere, 8enerGle unb 6taatsmGnner,
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ben epigsn @6Iaf gu f4Lufen."
limb INNER piebsr neue Rutnen,
INNER nie0er neue ate StGote, Moz
f6ee'n, 6Gulen, @rGber, Sternparz
ten, 6eiIige Dafar6efsn. 9as RieIenz
bate 1T elm G6uratter3ug bie5eS unz
ermeBli6 iipptgen QanOes, OaS R-eS
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fommt un8 6ei'm Qn6Iids biefer in
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riifrsi6enbsn 9eI6i9t8 9entmale
bor, ais o6 mir ieIbit gar feline Ser
gangenFeit bitten. 6ter lift Elm po3lz
er6ultenes M}auioIeum; Der 0e5ier,
Der BARN ru6t, lift por. fat $50 Sa6ren
geitorben, unO nod beute Derben tdgz
Ii6 8Iumen auf Iein 8rab geI6ittet!
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berglei4li6e @6rpiirOigteit uno mo-
den es gu elmer &r0nung5itGtte, Die
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bat. N6er tie prebtgen audi bereOt Die
9ergdngIi6teit u1er meni4li4en
M}u9t uno @r0Be ....
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25
Tnrhrnn1mmrrnnn

Inter oie7er l1eberi6rift brtngt Die
.8erliner 80rfen3eitung" einen 4rttz
fel, ben mir in Der 9auptfa4e bier
nieberge6en.
Sin un6eilDoQes @e78if Iaitet
ii6er fat alien 6iirten6duiern Guro=
pas. Sine 8rtii5 lit uusgebro4en,
tpie ite nod nt6t ba mar, cine &rtii5,
Die aumG6li6 beginnt, nm ben Sang
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ten SAL bes 8rin3en &ubOlf, Der auf
bic 0itrei6ii4e &aiiertrone unD Die
Wen3elstrpne zines Meibes tpegen
berai6tete unb in ben Nrmen bieies
@ei6es in elmer piiiten g&u4t grGBlt4
enoete. Damn folgte Die ebenfaa5 Oitz
rei8ii4e 4ffaire bes Gr36er3ogS So
bann 6olpator, Der zines tleinenW}GDz
6ens 6uIber auf ale Re4te ietner Sc
burt ber5i8tete unb als Sobann Ortb
in bic 6rembe 8og, tpo er fpurlO5 berz
f9oQen lit. @s lit, as lei cine MGz
ME, cine 8unif inter biefen @r86er=
30gen uno @roBfiiriten uusgebro4en;
es fiebt aus, ME bas 9aiten dngitliz
der 2eute, bic aus alien, baufdaigen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25
sSnOiem's 9r6nnngssS taOt.
Gor e 0ouer-

Guiiertr0nung in SnOienl 8eI8'
elm unoeres Bib, als cine &0nigsfr0s
nunq am @tranbe Der S6emie! 81
6eIeu6tet bic glii6enbe Some oesSiiz
bens Elm MGr6enI6aufpiel; me6r alS
400 inbif6e 6iiriten, bon 96nGrmen
DON 0ienern 6s9leitet, Oeriammeln
Ti9 our 6ulOigung; 9iamunten
gIibern auf i6ren 8epGnbern, pun>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25

Am 81. 9anuar GIifabtt6 Or Is, p 3ubrs
alt.
Elm p. lanuar % sr 5autttr, +
5abr ait.
elm .. 9auuar 8 frances aIber oer, 10
SABRE nit, in Gmmsrtou, Wb.
am q. 5anuar T"arguret e. 6~tr9tt,
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am %. 3anuar @sorot 68uGtr, s. 3obrs
Dim ., 3aHuar 6rcoertd 8uut f. 45 sabre
@m p. 3aauur 3o6u stoIltngG @
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25
&arl 0ebbcl.

IS itdrb Sonnlrfto3, Den .. 3anuar 1903. in
itintr 2SobnuH0, Gr. 1920, Orleans 5trlbt, Rarl
ocbbel mad furltm itiptr,n Qtipcn in jein,m 81,
gtbcHsilbre. Die &ttroj9uaQ fjnoet btute,
Sonutug, Den p. 5anuor, 9l6mlttaqs 3 llbr. bonn
3raurrbluis aus ouf osr Baltimore G.metrDa
itltt.
Die tulucru0tu RiuOtr
RarI uHo Garolina 6tbbtL
on
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25
OInnn Mnrnaret Snuer.

IS itarb am d. Sauuar 1898 in ibrcr @obuuus,
gr. 525i. 3orOsSa8zs trabe, 4unu Ytly91yct
@au.r, l9ittp, Ots ptritOrbeueH g.. 9. Bauer, i'm
g. Slbrc Jbrcs Scb,us. Die 8.crOi9unG iluoct
BENT, Sorutaq, y1bmitta15 nm l ubl, pom
ibr,r YBobuuuq aus nab Der OsutibcH iutbcriibtA
GmlruslszRtrbt an Caroline, m1bc Baltimore
6traBs, uno Damn oui Dem sGmauuclsz5ritOboTe
frntt t94l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25
Sphn Nnmnrn Q. cmnn-

IS ltarb om p. 4auuur, y llbr IS Wtr. Qabtg,
2oDu Eou0ro @cnp9, G]sittbt,E SDbn BON narrg
y. NM Amtlta II. 8mpp. q, 9terDiluu1 finDtt
NJ 20 G Il, WtontaQ. Ndbmitt1as , uby, pom
Sauls ltInTs @rObolt,rs, nru. Nu0ut SbroOcsii,
81 Ne;I;uzolus, RcittrstopuyRUa6, aus matt.
25-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25
Gnn Nfciffcr.

IS itarb AM o. Sauuar Spa 0f;ifitr, q Sabre
oft, Vsltebte Satin pom 5obu 9isiffsr. 9troan0tc
uuo 6rtuuOt Der 6lmjlje TuO lbtuu15poat tiuQ,z
luoen, Der 8ttrOiauug bti3uD0bucu, Dclbe an
VI Il g, pen %. Suuulr, Moroens % uhr,
BON ibrsr lcBten 4obnuHg, 3r. 20J1, CtaGa1ttr=,
Cd Wai6iHgtoH-St TRADE, aus mad Der ST. Wis
aaslssRir6c, NO um 9.lj lbr elm 8squ.,msoobs
amt fir ibrc Scclsurubc ctl,5rirt pirO, f]l.t'iuoct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25
Q(nfrllf.

wodfttb,rb brr,rtbrcf. Qtrioncn uDtr fol6c gtrs
fonrr ptlbr 9lushluit ibcr Diciclbc1 Qtbtu fonuen,
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