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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-12-13
ST MARKS Ey LUTHERAN CHURCH AND PASTOR EDMUND MANGES

County Awards Apples First, Gar
ct county: a.ccad Washington county.
State Exhibit. Apples First, w.
McCul'oh Brown. Garrett county; W.
B. Harris and J. $. Kelley, Sbockley-
First premium, H. II. Miller Sandy
Spring; second premium, Mrs. D. E.
Kelley, Preston Md. Summer Rambo
First premium, William r. Mason,
Garrett county: second premium, E. P.
Cohill, Hancoch. Sweet Russet First
premium, W. II. Swiggert, Goldsboro;
second premium, William r. Mason,
Garrett county, Wealthy First pre-
MUM, W. NcCui! h Brown, Garrett
county; second premium, W. H. White,
Greenmont Wolfe River First pre-
MUM, David tnl5W, Garrett county.
Special Awards. Chenango, John W.
Harvey, Garrett county.
Best American Seeding never dis
seminated First to The H. Weber &
Sons Co, Garrett county.
Prior to the adjournment of the
meeting the election of officers for the
present year took place when Mr.. Or
lando J. Harrison was reelection presi.
Continued on Page Four.)
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Death Of Mrs. Shuitz.

Mrs Shultz was the wife of Edwin
Shultz, of Kendall, Nd Mr.. Shultz
has been employed by the Kendall Lum-
Der company for the past four or five
years. His wife was the daughter of
the widow Lowry of this place. They
had one child, a daughter, who con-
tracted typhoid fever and died Octob,r
p, after less than weeks sickness.
The mother who was never very robust,
was then taken down with the fever
and after three or four weeks of suffer
ing she died on Dec LIST, aged 81 years
and 10 months. The remains were
brought here on Monday and buried in
the Hochstetler cemetery in Greenville
township. Mr.. John Kendall and num-
Der of men from the mills kindly ac-
companied Mr.. Shultz and acted as pail
bearers. The funeral was largely at
tended by relatives of the families. The
services were conducted by DR.. TruXal
of this place Meyersdale Republican.
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GARRETT COUNTY WAS
AWARDED STATE PRIZE
For ippIe exhibit Last Week at Meet
ing Of Horticultural Soc ETY..
OTHER PRIZES COME GARRETT
Exhibits OF Fruits rIade by Growers
from Other SectiOng OF the State
Senator W. ncCuIIoh Brown
Reelected County Vice Preside mt.

The ninth annual exhibit of the Mary
land Horticultural Society closed in
Baltimore on last Thursday night, Gov
ernor Warfeld and Mayor Timanus be-
ing guests Of honor Of the Society, when
both made short addresses to the mem
bers of the society and their invited
guests.
Garrett county carried off first honcrs
for apples, having been awarded first
prize for apples in the State exhibit
and the first prize for the same fruit in
the county exhibits.
The awards were as follows:
Apples Alexander, first premium,
W. McCulloh Brown, Garrett county,
Baldwin, first premium, J. S. Miller,
Garrett county; second premium, d. O..
Snively, Hagerstown. Jonathan, sec
ond premium, A. NJ. Wolfnger Hagers-
town. Nero, first premium, E. H. Sny-
der, Hagerstown. Summer Rambo,
first premium, William X. Mason, Gar
rett county. Sweet Russell, first pre-
MUM, W. H. Swiggert, Goldsboro; sec
ond premium, William r. Mason, Car
rett county. Twenty Ounce, first pre-
MUM, Wayman Kitzmiller, Garrett
county; second premium, William r.
Mason, Garrett county. Wealthy, first
premium, w. McCulloh Brown, Garrett
county; second premium, W. II. White,
Greenmont. Fallawater, first premium,
j. NJ. Conneway, Garrett county; sec
ond premium, w. A Smith, Garrett
/ county. Golden Russell, first premium
w. McCulloh Brown, Garrett county;
second premium, E. c. Stoutfer, Wash
ington county. Grimes Golden. first
premium, w. H. Swiggert, Goldsboro;
second premium, E. c. Stouffer, Wash
ington county Rambo, second pre-
MUM, Mrs. II. Burgan, Williamsport.
Rome Beauty, first premium, L. Spen-
Ger Lapham, Goldsboro; second pre-
MUM, E. c. StoufTer, Washington
county.
Special Prizes in Fruit. Apples
Hoover, c. L. Bike, Smithburg; King
of Tompkin, Jonas Bittinger, Garrett
county, and ". McCulloh Brown, Gar
rett county; Frankford Seeding, w, b.
Harris, Coleman; Mother, j. S. Miller,
Garrett county, and William r. Mason,
Garrett county; Northern Spy, w. Nc
Culloh Brown, Garrett county, and
Thomas E. Bishop, Garrett county;
Pound Sweet, George E. Nine, Garrett
county; Stayman's Winesap, r. Bentley
Thomas, Sandy Spring, and W. B. Har-
ris, Coleman.
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CT NEW LUTHERAN
CHURCH IN OAKLAND.
A Brief Description Of the Building
Recently Erected.
HANDSOME MEMORIAL WINDOWS
Its Location Is SpIendidly Adapted
for the Purpose for, Which 1t Is
intended-A Short History OF the
Congregation.


o. MARX EVahgehcal Lutheran
S"uLeH % OahIaho' was oedicated on
sunday december -I'o' oy heV' EDMUND
names g. 'He pastor assisted DE heV'
~ 0H's master Oh Het'ySouFg' Fa''
"ii0 'ie"oiieu 'Ile ueolcaVory sermon 10
d i"is cong Ieg",loh' 'Le uetallS OF me
Sei''eG i''"g peeh PuohShed N TINS
paper last week.
Inc LIE accompanying article descriptive
Vi 'i!e ouI-olIs was III course OF prepar-
a'"'loh Iof the type settefS last week
~. U"' 0"IiiE 70 ne iIoH-aIrI'" OF the
mus u d 'I''' S.'o " ing 'He Curc'l ana pas
loI' 1t was "I'nhelo ana Is pabnShed TO-
Jay,
l"e o'Ilutils' d SHOWN III lhe ehgfaV-
Ilg, Is CONS .rucIe0 Oh DUH colored brick
la" IL Mili.e MOI Tar ana Is located
oii '7eco'iu street between 0reen and
Ceil'Ie S'leetS' lar enough removed
II 'IiI '''9 BUSINESS 99ctIoh o. the town
~ anu" ql'ie'. ~, curing 'He hours OF
service ,, ana SUI, Wl'ilih easy reach OF
'9 i'ie'l'e'S al" ll'e''aS Oh Ihe cohgre-
S"1ioii'
II was "e'is ''eo ~ NI. j. :. uIton'
q wen Aiio"i Il chuIcn anu puoiic pulld-
Ing ''ioIi'eI1 u O"ion'o"h' fa,' VINO
mas pioD"oiS or""l more plans Tor IKE
euiiice' ''i"ii any o'ier lnulVidual afchi-
.e.' III ''ie caster" portion OF the coun-
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organization has been taken from tire
church records:
The congregation was organized in
1850 By Rev. Jesse Winecoff, of the
West Aurora (W. Va.) charge, who
continued pastor until 1885.
The first church edifce was erected
on the southeast corner Of the lot at
Fifth and Green streets in 1854
Rev. Winecoff was succeeded by Rev.
j. H. Cupp, also from Aurora charge,
During his pastorate st. Mark S con
/ gregation was separated from the Au-
rora charge and connected with Pied
mont, W. Va. A this time Rev. Cupp
moved to Oakland and continued pastor
until after the Civil War, Rev. Dr..
Dosh preaching occasionally as miss
ionary, during period Of probably ten
years.
| Rev O. c. Miller succeeded Rev
/ Cupp as pastor, Feb. l, 1875, who con
/ tinued in the pastorate until 1880 when
Rev. Miller was followed by Rev. Stou-
denmyer who was installed Nov. p,
1880. Rev. f. w. Sechrist became the
successor to Rev. Stoudenmyer, prob
ably the first part of the year 1884 and
resigned at the beginning of 1887.
/ Rev. G. W. W. Amick preached his
Introductory sermon July 18th, 1887,
and his farewell sermon April l4th,
/ 1889.
Rev. J Addison Dunlap became pas
tor of the charge June l6, 1889, and re-
signed August, 1890.
/ Rev VIM. L.Leisher was unanimously
chosen pastor and began his labors in
the charge June LIST, 1891; resigned
/ March 3lst, 1894.
Rev. Ernest Roedel McCauley of the
Theological Seminary at Gettysburg,
Pa, supplied from June 3rd, 1894 to
Oct. LIST, 1894.
( Rev James w. Butler entered the
Oakland-Piedmont charge as pastor
Dec. 18th, 1894; resigned June LIST,
/ 1898.
| Rev. Geo. |. Uhler took charge of the
pastorate July LIST, 1898, and resigned
some time during the fall of 1902.
! Rev. Edmund Manages, present pastor,
was elected February 9Th, 1903, anc
took charge April list, 1903, being in
stalled by Rev. H. H. Flick, of Man
chester, Md, July 18th, 1908
During the pastorate of Rev. Leishel
the lot on the southwest corner of Alden
and Third streets was purchased and a
new brick veneer church was erected
At the dedication debt of about SO, coz
still rested on the building. The first
of the year of 1908 still found an in.
debtedness of about 81, 900 During
the spring of the same year $3.50 was
paid. During the late fall and early
winter of 1904 an effort was made anc
the balance Of the debt was liquidated
Just five days afterward Jan. 5, 1904
the church was reduced to ashes, athC
almost superhuman efforts were made
to save the building.
The old lot was sold for So, 900 anc
the McComas lot on Second street was
purchased for 81 600 and the present
new edifice erected.
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boiler room in which is located the heat
ing apparatus, coal bins, etc. Immedi-
ately under the towers at the front of
the building are two class rooms of
considerable proportions which are used
by the bible classes.
The upper floor of the church contains
a large vestibule the entire width of
the building, which is reached by stair
ways on both sides of the entrance. In
the southwest tower is arrange stair
way leading to the balcony of the audi
torium This is comfortably arranged
so as to seat seventy-five people and
faces the altar. 1t is divided into three
sections with archway connections. The
auditorium proper will accommodate
about two hundred people with the pres
ent arrangement of seats, but this
number will be greatly exceeded when
seats suited to the building have been
installed. The choir platform is to the
left of the pulpit while on the right is
the vestry, the latter being fitted with
an inlaid tile fireplace and handsome
mantle
The building is plastered throughout
with white sand finish, the ceiling Of
the auditorium being arched.
The windows are made Of the very
best and handsomest glass, many of
them being memorials, while others
came as gifts from various pastorates
and Sunday schools in the State. In the
vestibule are four windows, erected as
follows: One by Miss May HamiI's Sun
day school class; one as a memorial TO
Alvin Scchrist Hamill, by his parents,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. NJ K. Hamill; one donat-
ed by friends at Hutton, Nd, and the
other donated by the Lutheran congre-
cation Of Deer Park.
/ In the auditorium are nine windows.
The first to the left upon entering being
memorial to Mrs. Amelia Fringer,
erected by her husband and children.
/ The large window in the centre was the
gift of the Young Peoples Society
Christian Endeavor and represents
Christ in the Garden. The window to
the left Of the pulpit was donated by
the Manchester Charge, Rev. II. H.
Flick, pastor. Back of the altar is
circular window which was erected by
the building committee of the church to
become a memorial to Rev. Edmund
Manages. Opening from the choir plat
form are two windows, one by st.
Paul's church Of Baltimore, and the
other donated by Mr.. l.. l.. Lantz and
family. Adjoining the latter IS the
large centre window as memorial to
the late William limbaugh, which was
erected by his children, and to the right
of the south entrance is memorial by
Mrs. Thomas R. McRobie to her late
husband. In the front and above the
balcony the Grusendorf family donated
the large circular window as shown in
the engraving.
The building throughout is.heated by
steam and lighted by electricity. Mr..
A. D. Naylor, of Oakland, installed
both systems which are eminentIy sat
isfactory.
The following historical sketch of the
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notice..

All persons having accounts with the
undersigned and who have not made
satisfactory arrangements for their
payment can settle the same by calling
upon L. D. Thrasher, at Deer Park,
Md, before the 9th day of December.
After that date shall proceed by law
to collect the same. Thanking all for
past favors, l am,
DR.. G.. L. LININGER.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-12-13

Dolls, automobiles, tricycles, hobby
horses, wagons, sleds, and thousand
other things. At Tracy's,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-12-13
. COURT HOUSE COM
MISSION COMPLETE
Resident Members of Commission Ap-
pointed Tuesday by the Court.
BODY A REPRESENTATIVE ONE.
1t Is Also Progressive, Composed OF
Excellent Business Men-Two
From Oakland and Balance Re-
side in Various Sections OF the
County.

On Tuesday afternoon Associate
Judge Robert K. Henderson announced
the appointment Of the following named
gentlemen as the resident members of
the Court House Commission, who, in
conjunction with Judges Boyd, Hender-
son and Keedy and County Commission
ers Stephen, Smith and Friend, will
compose the body having in charge the
erection Of the proposed new Court
House in Oakland:
Mr.. DanieisE. Ofutt and Capt John
NJ. Jarboe, of Oakland; Mr.. Charles N.
Miller, Of Swanton; State Senator W.
McCulloh Brown, Of District No. 8, and
Mr. John w. Mccullough, of Friends
Vile
These gentlemen are representative
citizens, being among the largest tax
payers and whose interests are almost
entirely within the borders of the coun-
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS.
Mr.. and Mrs. BernasQue wish to express
their thanks to their many friends for the
kindness extended to them in their recent be.
reavement.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

] George Parker to trustees of the First Coloret
Baptist Church of San Francisco. lots 91 ant
-. block l. Holly Park Tract; $40.
| William c. Murray and wife to Adolf Schiervs
ana wife, lot on NE line of Harrington street
150 NV of Mission. NV 90 by NE 100; SfO.
Hiram Ebrtght and wife to Western Pacific
Railway Company. lot on line OF Yuba C26thl
street and W of Tennessee. s so by W 100; sio
Edwin O. Rieser to Katie E. Rieser lot or
" line of Clayton street, ITO of Frederick
20 by l25, and one other piece $40.
Henrietta Brewlow to James Williams, lot or
500 by N 100; $40.
Johanne Fehre to John E. Schmidt, lot or
8, line ne OF Eighteenth street, TS3 of Douglass,
Clinton t. Hull and wife to Edwin H. carle
ton, lot on NE corner of Eighth avenue and @
street, 100, 35:4 s 100, w 29:2; So
Sylvester Pearl to F. W. Holman ST., lot or
line of Golden Gate avenue, 80 w OF Sey.
mour street. W 80 by n rs; $40.
David Irwin to same, same; $40
John Wentzel ct al to Alexander Woodside.
lot /, on on u line e. Of Twenty second street, 100
Christopher A. Miller to Abraham Berinbaup,
lot on E line Of Ninth avenue, a75 of II street,
S 20 by 100; $40.
John and Lizzie A. spruance to Missouri A.
sw Of France, sw so BY Sc 100; $40. '''es'' i''
cso1na sens 50 sreef sas Is Os
tn,5a Maro.,sn ayenue; e.Tm % by A @ 100: So,
chenery. wv Is b. BY AISsi rs; $40 s5feet 2Oo F." OF
Same ots to same lot on E line of Anderson
l. d..
NJ. 2. Norello and wife to Marcello Cam
mari, lot line of Randall street, o5 "
of Chenery, w 25 by 125; 1910
Rose Pusey to Charles l.. Hinkel lot on W
line of Eureka street, S47 of Nineteenth.
"a by W 105; $40
]. W. Wright & Sons Investment Company to
George J. Smith. lot 153, block 6, Syndicate's !
First Addition; $40.
Julia B. Smith to Peter Salmon and wife,
lot f line of Noe street 46 of Clipper
% by so; So
Charles Bruan and wife to Julia B. Smith.
lot on w line of Fifth avenue. 200 of Cali
fornia street South, 25 by W 12O; $40
Oscar c. Holt to Gullixson Bros lot on
w line OF Seventh avenue, 200 S of A street
25 by w 40. quitclaim deed; SO
Gullfxson Bros to Cartsen W. Buck and wife,
same; SO.
James W. Reed and wife to Stephen T Luck,
lot on line of Thrtieth street so OF
Whitney. % by 125; $40
Alicia McCone to Mary NJ Mcdonald half
interest in lot line of Sutter street 16C
of Polk, E 1858 by 100; S5.
Ferdinand Heiduska and wife to Andrew o.
Thulin, lot on line of Bush street. 10 z
of Buchanan. E 27:6 by 1876; $40.
F. A. Smack to Winifred Smack. lot on S
line of Trumbull street, so of Craut, E so
by S 100; gift.
and wife, lot on S line of-Trnmbull street. SO
of Craut, % by 10; SO
Same to Thomas W. Hall and wife, lot on
line of Trumbull street, 75 of Craut, E 25
by S 10; $40.
Emma E. McAuley to William Crimmins and
WIFE lot on line of Eureka street, 1876 S of
Twentieth. 20 by 125: So
W. G.. Hind Improvement Company to W. f.
Shipman. one third interest in lot on line
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
California
Limited
To Chicago in5 Days
Leaves daily nj 80 4 N
With Diners and SleeperA

1880 AMlFor stockton, Merced (direct
connection for Yosemite VAL
lley), Fresno. Hanford, Visa
liza, Bakersfield and Inter-
$500 Pm. mediate points
$50 A M-California- Limited. dayR
to Chicago. Leaves every day Direct
connection to Grand Canyon
$3.50 A M-Valley Limited Tor Stockton.
Merced (direct connection with Yo-
semitic Valley). Fresno. Hanford VI
salia. Bakersfield and points on Sier-
ra Railway
1885 A.M-For Stockton, Riversbank-
Oakdale and points on Sierra Railway
400 P. M-For stockton, Fresno and
intermediate points.
$500 P. M-Overland Express for Dem
yer. Kansas City. Chicago and Grand
Canyon.
TICKET OFFICES1Ferry building.
San Francisco; 1112 Broadway, Fortieth,
ST., and San Pablo ave. Oakland: Uni
versity ave. and West St, Berkeley.
NOTE--Yosemtte Valley R r trains
leave Merced for Yosemite Valley AZ
$40 A NJ. and 200 p NJ. every day.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
QU|NBY DENIES He
TRIED To HIDE.
Insurance Attorney Ap-
pears for Subpoena Serv-
ice and Is Much Surprised
IN SIX BIT RANKS

Henry c. Quinby, the New York at
torney of the Eagle Insurance Com
pany, who has been handling the af-
fairs of the company here, and on
whom the Grand Jury has been making
a vain effort for several days to serve
subpoena to appear at the investi-
cation of the company's affairs. yes
terday walked into the office of Dis
trict Attorney Langdon and announced
that he was ready to be served Quin-
by said that he had made no effort to
avoid the service of the summons. but
that because of the prosecutions" OF
the Grand Jury he had reached fhal
decision that not more than seventy-five
cents on the dollar would be paid on
any claims against the company.
II heard you were looking for me-"
said Quinby, when he appeared at the
District Attorneys Office yesterday
morning. Here I am. Have you the
subpoena for me here?'
The papers were quickly made out
and service accepted by Quinby for ap
pearance before the Grand Jury next
Friday. He disavowed any attempt
during the past week to dodge service
of the papers, and said that he had
been in the city the entire time and
was willing to appear when wanted.
Discussing the matter later, Quinby
declared that all claims and proofs OF
loss with his company have been for
warded to New York City, and that
it is the intention of the company to
make all payments in the dark He
said this course had been decided upon
because the Grand Jury had insisted
in prosecuting the company In every
way, and that for the same reason 1t
had been decided not to pay more than
seventy-five per cent of any claim
Quinby did not discuss the evidence
given before the Grand Jury Friday by
other members of the Eagle Insurance
Companys local Office, but stated that
he would be ready to answer all ques-
tions put to him next Friday.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09

., F. W Dasmann, 40, city, and Anna V. Saul,
stephen prinee "a. Preside, and Annie Vein
Edward F. Lee. SO, city, and Mary E. swee-
Elymer E. Fields, %, 1871 sutter ST., and
Alex Long. SO. 2Oes sutter ST., and Anna G.
Nels P. Johnson %, 2OI9 Eureka St, and
Hedyig T Soha1son, q, ,s 1897 Arr. Army St ana
Madeline FeyocE. % e. 1907 gE' Treat ave ave " -
George T. C. Atkinson. s6, ITO San Jose ave-,
ana noe e. Fscbsr 75 sS Waller St. and
Lulu ]. Band. 10, San Rafael.
Leon sTeetser e. M 22o2 Fillmore st. - ana En-
Jack H Nicholson 30. Oakland, and Loudou-
vina ortega, Is, 60 Haight st
Abraham NJ. Heineman, 40. Ell Paso, Tex,
and Marie A. Silvey "a, city
OAKLAND, Sept. s.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
RAYMOND Carter. "a. Napa, and Matilda
Jacob F. Fetterman. %. Oakland. and Myra
NJ Polan 20 Morgan RalEssv Hill and Margaret
MacKinnon, D. Berkeley.
c6[isin. 5GB pu.S g oakland 5 warm Springs and
silva conaria. is, Oakland.
Albert H. Southwick, 65, Oakland, and Aze-
Frank L. southweii, SO. Oakland and Doro-
thy A. Rosenheim, "a Oakland
OllO w. OChH1iil. 20, OaAAduu, anu 4uoIAoo
V. Griesser 81, Oakland.
Henry g: Rodgers, SO, Oakland, and Eva
asI ROCK e. courreses, s2 San Francisco, and
Hattie H. Libau. 81. Santa Cruz.
John E. Vargas, 40. Elmhurst, and Rita f.
Rosa Alvarado.
James R. johnson, 23 San Francisco, and
Kate NJ. Mapel. %. Berkeley.
Samuel F. Barton. 20, Oakland, and Grace
L. Welch, 26, Oakland.
Mateas Gaze. so. San Leandro, and Annie
Davele, SO, Oakland.
George c. Lester 25. Melrose. and Annie
Christensen, 25, Elrnhurst.
Hunley Curtis, 26. San Francisco and Cath
crime A. Rankin is, San Francisco
Joseph Mckee, 3s, Oakland, and Sarah Laf-
ferty. 81 Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday;
William Nodder, a. 1925 Broadway. and jamie
Russell q, East Oakland
Herman H. Nicolai 81 3s7 California ave.
and Rose Whitmarsh. IS. 5s7 California ave
john Augustus Lacy. D. city. and Anita Marie
Mccarthy. IS. city
George Rotheruiel. p, San Jose. and Eira A.
Ninaker, Is 21e4 Buchanan ST.
Dennis Meyers. 81. city and Mary l. GIL
hooley. %. city
Alexander h MacIsaac, 80 1926 Fell St, and
Ella Fitzgerald %. 702A Central ave.
Ike s. Cole p. 2270 Sutter ST.. and Caro-
I'm Purcell 12 2279 Sntter st.
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