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Todd was Folly and Miss Katherine
Clover was Carmen"
The tiniest guest of all was the baby son
of Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Albert Key,
who was fairy with pink wings and rose
garlapds. Other well-assumed costumes
were those of Master Quentin Roosevelt,
a clown in a white suit spotted over with
black cat heads; Master Taft, Indian chief;
Miss Gladys Hinckley, as the World,
very cleverly arranged mantle costume of
blue silk with continents outlined in vel
vet and each country marked with its flag;
Miss Laura Merriam, chocalatiere; Alice
Whiting. French peasant; the Masters Rus
sell, who are twins. were the princes in
the tower; Miss Bessie Sessions, Chey-
enne maid; Miss Eleanor Reyburn, Marie
Antoinette; Miss Marguerite Perrin. Ouch
ess of Devonshire; Adelaide Heath. Queen
of Hearts; Mary McCauley, paper doll;
Marion Wise, q Louis XIV dancing girl;
Sophie Johnston, 1880 lady; Eleanor john
ston, Baby Stewart; Gladys Mum, butter
fly; Eloise Jewett, Bo-Peep; Francis
Hodges, Russian peasant; Miss Oracle.
Lady Betty; Eleanora Morgan, shepherd
ess; the Garfield boys. one policeman and
the other the Duke Of York; Master Shafer,
grandson OF Secretary Strauss, was an In
dian Lrave and the little daughters of the
Postmaster General and Mrs. Cortelyou
were Day and Night. Some OF the others
present were the Misses and Masters Bulke-
ley. Cromwell, Chermont, DENLY, Dwight.
Bonner, Edwards Elliott. Thropp. Bayly,
Bell. Montgomery. Mcclintock. Norman.
Perkins, Ryan, Weeks, Wylie, Wolcott.
Wallace, De Libour, Sigsbee. Simpkins.
Symons, Parker. Perkins. Foraker, Fecht-
Ter briggs, Hemphiil. Kittelle, Legare. Lee,
McCallum. Mitchell Hopkins. Goldsbor-
ouEh, Kuser. Hale Noyes. Bennett, Bell,
Andrews, Elliott, DENLY and Oracle.
Mrs Glover was assisted by Miss Sheriff..
Miss Kean, Miss Switzerland. Mrs. Multi
gan, Mime. Van Swinderen and others In
entertaining the children, and among the
notables looking on the gay scene was Mrs.
Metcalf, Nrs. Hobart, Mrs. Strauss, Miss
Cannon, Mrs Audenried, Mrs. Charles L.
McCawley and Mrs. Taft.
To those who have witnessed other juve-
nile balls given by Mrs. Clover and espe-
cialiy those who have seen them all, that
of yesterday was considered the most beau
tiful of any Not only were the individual
costumes more perfectly developed In every
detail. but the variety was never approach
ed before. Mrs. A. c. Barney spent her
time not only in admiring but in linking
sketches Of the little jewellers who appealed
more particularly to her artistic fancy.
The ball began at and was over about
Z, giving q full two hours Of delight to
every participant as well as those who
only looked on the lovely scene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Oracle. who are
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crepe. Those assisting were Mrs Long,
Mrs. Prince, the Misses Calderhead Mrs.
Britain, Miss Bigler, Mrs. Samuel and Miss
Curtis.
Mrs. Miller, wife of Representative Mi
Ter of Kansas, will be at home to her
friends on the 18th of February.
Mrs. George Smith, wife of Represents
tive Smith ofIllinois, received last Tuesday
Mrs. Miller was beautifully gowned in
white and lace over White satin and was
assisted in receiving by several interesting
young ladies.
Madame Carlo, wife Of the minister from
Ecuador, and her three daughters were at
eral hundred guests called during the after
noon. Madame Carlo and her daughters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-03

Wolf, which takes place tomorrow evening
at the Mercantile Hall. While In Philadel-
phia Mrs Levy will be the guest of Miss
BERTHE Dryfus and later will join her moth
er in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Natalie Peyser has issued invita-
tions for the wedding of her daughter, Es-
telle to Mr.. Sol. Herzog Of this city, Mon
day evening, February II, at the Arlington
Hotel.
A most enjoyable studio dance was given
in honor of Miss Hattie Kopf of Boston on
Tuesday evening, the hosts being Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-03
ry AND .FH7'ER LEE
Monday, the eleventh, at the Manor House.
1924 Monroe street northwest.


1924 Monroe street northwest.
The following congressional ladies at the
Driscon will be at home on Monday, Febru-
airy 4, from to g, for the last time this
season: Mrs. r. B. Macon Of Arkansas.
Mrs. A. r. Weber of Ohio, Mrs. f. b.
Fulkerson of Missouri, Mrs. F. B. Klepper
of Missouri, Mrs. T. ]. Rives of Illinois,
Mrs. Frank 8. Dickson Of Illinois and
Miss SuIioway of New Hampshire.
Mrs. Charles NJ Pepper will receive on
Thursday, February Z, assisted by Pennsyi-
vania friends.
Mrs. W. n. Sholes viii not receive during
this season. owing to the death Of her
mother last July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Straslurger sailed
last Thursday from New York on the
steamer Bluecher for the West Indies, stop
ping at st. Thomas, San Juan, Porto Rico;
st. Pierre, Martinique; Colon, Panama:
Kingston. aJmaica: Santiago and Havana,
Cuba, and returning about March /.
Mrs W. E. Fox Of Cincinnati, Ohio, Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. r. L. Cox. 1910
goth street.
Miss Fannie 'Strouse of Pittsburg. Pa.
will arrive In town tomorrow and will he
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Baum Of
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will be at home to their friends the rest
of the season on Sunday afternoons and
evenings.
Miss Emma Recher of Hagerstown, Nd,
and Mrs. Newton Maynard Of New Market,
Md, are the guests of Mrs. Thomas ]. War
field of 14O6 18th street northwest.
Miss Jess Horner of Du Bots, Pa, is the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. John Du Bots,
who has taken a house on Q street-19OS-
and will receive informally during the sea-
son Saturdays from to 6 o'clock. Mrs.
Du Bots has also as her guest Miss F. Ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-03
son Gibbs Of Charleston, 3. c., who WIN
be at home to her friends on Saturdays.


Rev. and Mrs. George Calvert Carter,
rector Of st. Andrews Church. gave another
Of their charming receptions to the menu
bers of the church and their many friends
at their new residence, 1701 New Hamp-
shire avenue. last Tuesday. The decora-
tons were palms and cut flowers. Among
those who assisted were Miss Jewett, Mrs.
Charles McLaine, Mrs. Allen McLane, Miss
Williams and Miss Boyd.
Mrs. Carter, wife Of Senator Carter Of
Montana, was hostess at q charming recep-
ton on last Thursday. Mrs. Carter was
beautifully gowned in white lace. Several
hundred callers were received during the
afternoon. The Misses Conrad. Miss Leech,
Miss Riett. Miss Fealy, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs.
Dixon, Mrs. Towne. Mrs. Blackburn,
Mrs. Conrad. Mrs. Egan, Mrs.. Hough Mrs
Hillery. Mrs. Hicks. Mrs. Biett, Mrs. Dunn
and Mrs. Wilson were In the receiving
party.
Mrs. Fannie X. Levy left Washington on
Friday for Philadelphia to attend the we'd
ding Of Miss Biancne Furth and Mr.. Lee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-03
Further Reductions
on Winter Wears.

At the prices now quoted it will pay you to pack
these garments away until next season if you have
no present needs to supply.
Values in all previous clearing sales totally
ecipsed by these--due to the rebuilding operations
now in progress.
Many of the garments advertised are staple
styles in black that suitable i'm every way for
spring wear.
SaW SZ'SV
S1O=SaS Fur Neckpieces (assorted) $500
S20=S25 Eastern Mink Nec<peces $1,000
SIS Royal Ermine Neckpeces $1,000
S15=S18 Long Tourist Coats (ancy) .......... $500
S20=S25 Long Tourist Coats (ancy) $1,000
S15=S20 Long Satin=ined Black Coats. $1,000
S25S3O Long White Satn=lined Evening Coats. S4.75
S1S=S2O Cravenette Raincoats.. $1,000
S25=S3O Rubber=back Satin Coats. .S1@.75
S3O=S40 Fur=collar Long Black Coats .$9.75
SnS=S2O Women's and Misses Suits. 5000
$25=SSW Tailored Sults SAloIS
S4O=S5O Tailored Suits S2ZWO
sAS=S55 Velvet Suits. $1,000
S6=S8 Plain Panama Skirts. $500
$3.50 Mixture Skirts $1,000
SlO=S12 Panama Skirts. SS~S
Sl5=S2O Iaheta SSafts S~oIS
SAS=SHS VOlAe SklfUS SyoIS
S25=S3O Jumper Dresses SISOO
SAS=S5W Evening Dresses. SESsWW
ST. so 5000 Waists (assorted Sinds) Csc.
SA.OO=S5OO Tafeta Waists $3.50
S5O0=S700 Messa1ine and Net Waists SS.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-03
New Spring Styles.

We announce early showing of spring models
i'm Taeta, Broadcloth, Panama, Wolfe, Shepherd Check
and Fancy Fabric Tailored Suits; Wolfe, Taeta and
Panama Skirts; Lace, Net and Lingerie Waists
Special early season prices prevail - duplicates of
these styles will cost more later i'm the season.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-10-31

The accommodation train which made
the round trip every Sunday during the
spring and summer from Fairmont to
Oakland, was discontinued last Sunday
morning, the officials of the road stating
that the train was only intended to ac-
commodate the people who desired to
spend Sunday with their families at
Oakland and Mountain Lake Park dur
ing the past summer.
Messrs. II. Weber & Sons Co., the
Oakland florists. have opened at Pied
mont, West Va, a retail store where
all kinds of their products may be pur-
chased. The opening of the store was
made necessary on account of the grow
ing demand for their choice flowers,
plants, etc.
Rev. J. B. Workman and DR.. John G..
Robinson, of Oakland, went to Cumber-
land Saturday as representatives, of
Garrett Lodge Knights of Pythias to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Anna Shaw,
wife of Rev. George c. Shaw, of Cum
berland, whose death is noted elsewhere
in these columns today. Mrs. Work
man accompanied her husband.
Mr.. George w. Fleming, of Fayettc-
vile, N. c., who arrived in Oakland
last Thursday, left Oakland Tuesday
afternoon in company with Mrs. Flem-
ing and their little daughter, who spent
the summer here with Mrs. George L.
Bosley, for jamestown, where they
will spend few days and then go on to
their home at Fayetteville.
I Mr.. Brison Welsh and family, OF
McHenry, moved from the former point
to Mountain Lake Park one day last
week, and are occupying the property
there which Mr.. WEIGH recently pur.
chased. Mr.. WEIGH has been a confirm.
ed invalid for year or more, and his
/ removal to the Park was made with the
hope that the change would be benefi.
cial to him.
MEN WANTED AT the Garrett Leath
er Company's Tannery, at Hutton, Md
Ten good men can find steady employ
ment at good wages. G.. H. HAYDEN
Supt.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-10-31

S. j. Thomas, has just received
large lot of Dry Goods, including Out
ings Calicos, Ginghams, ETC., and a
large line of Ladies Wraps, Boys and
Girls School Shoes, Mems and Ladies
Shoes, which he will sell at a remarkably
low price. Call and examine the line
before purchasing elsewhere. s. J.
Thomas. 3O-tf
Have few good sheep that | will
place with proper parties on shares.
Will only place with persons who have
conveniences to shelter same in rough
weather. Apply to Lock Box 60, Oak
land, Maryland
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Boyle, of Pitts
burg, who came here nearly two months
ago to visit friends and relatives for
short time, but whose visit was pro-
longed on account OF the serious illness
of typhoid fever with which Mrs, Boyle
was attacked few days after her ar
rival, returned to their home Tuesday
morning.
If real coffee disturbs your Stomach,
your Heart or Kidneys, then try this
clever Coffee imitation-Dr. Shops
Health Coffee. DR.. Shoop has closely
matched old Java and Mocha Coffee in
flavor and taste, yet it has not a single
grain of real Coffee in it, DR.. Shoop' S
Health Coffee Imitation is made from
pure toasted grains or cereals, with
Malt, Nuts. etc. Made in one minute.
No tedious long wait. You viii surely
like it. Get free sample at our store
All dealers.
Many a young woman who deserves a
good man for life companion, has
jumped in at tender age and married
a Johnny, and gone through life embar-
raised the rest of her days. Johnny is
all right as an ice cream boy and as a
slot machine, with which to get chew
ing gum and bon bons, but when it
comes to measuring up in after years,
with the men who do things, and whose
wives make up the budget of satisfied
ones, he is down and out before the race
starts. Girls if you must marry, and
you must, if you would be happy, be
sure and marry a man, or at least what
is going to be man.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-10-31
Took JUDGE keneaIl's Non.

Some three weeks ago Judge u. S.
Kendall, who isnow located at Oakland,
Md, came over here and accompanied
his niece, Miss Grace Kendall, to Boston,
where she entered the Boston Couserva-
tory of Music as a student. On his way
home, either in New York or on his way
from Boston to that city, the Judge
was relieved Of his pocket book, mileage
book and other valuables, and he was
lett stranded in the great metropolis.
As the vulger expression goes, he was
obliged to make touch from his bus
mess acquaintance to get home. 1t APP
pears that the average pick pocket is no
respecter of persons. -Meyersdale Re-
publican.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-10-31
Resolutions of Respect.

WHEREAS, 1t mas pleased Almighty
God to take from our midst a dearly be-
loved pupil, Master Grayden Rafter;
and
WHEREAS, He has been carried to the
brighter realm Of glory; and
WHEREAS, He was one whom we
found to be bright pupil as well as
one who was always obedient to the
rules Of the school; be it
Resolved, That We, the teachers of
kitzmillerville school, express our heart
felt sorrow for the loss Of this friend
and pupil; and be it
Resolved, That copy Of these reso-
lutiOns be sent to the bereaved parents,
brothers and sister of the deceased, and
that a copy Of these resolutions also be
sent TO the county papers for publica-
ton.
VIM. E. BlsHoFF, Prin.,
ALICE CAMPBELL,
CORA B. MICHAEL.
ANNA f. MCALLIsTER,
Teachers.
Approved by the school.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-10-31
ILLNESS DELAYED
E!S HOME COMING.
ldaSe Robert y. Henderson Contract
Cd a Severe Cold in London,
England.

Judge ". L. Keedy Of the circuit
court yesterday received . letter from
Judge Robert K. Henderson, who with
Mrs. Henderson has been spending the
past six weeks in Europe. acquainting
Judge Keedy with the regret5able fact
that his associate on the bench was i'll
in London, and his arrival home would
in consequence be delayed. The missive
which was posted on October 18th stated
that Judge Henderson had been sick in
bed Tor week with a severe cold and
symptoms of pneumonia, the presence
of physician twice daily being neces-
sary.
Judge and Mrs. Henderson had ex-
pected to sail for home on October 10th
and in that event would have reached
home yesterday.
Acting upon the advice Of the physi-
clan in attendance, it was determined to
postpone sailing at least week, that
period to be devoted to complete rest in
the hope Of fastening convalescence.
This arrangement if carriad into effect.
and with no .untoward complications
would witness the landing of Judge and
Mrs. Henderson in New York about the
middle of next week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-10-31

Mr. John Walter Crawford, of Key
Ser, West Va, has rented Bruceland, 3"
the home of County Superintendent
Browning, and will take possession on
Saturday. Mr. Browning has reserved
two rooms in the residence for his own
use.
Messrs. j. NJ. Dayis & Sons, the Oak
land hardware merchants, have found
it necessary to accommodate their ever
increasing trade to erect additional
warehouses, which is being done on their
ground in the rear of THE REPUBLICAN
building
This paper is mailed today to every
Republican voter in the county. The
edition consists of $500 copies. If you
are not now subscriber forward your
name and address to this Office and be-
come one. The subscription price is
but S1.25 per year.
Rev. W. N. Lister, formerly of
Friendsville, but recently transferred
TO the Aurora charge of the M. E.
church, was in Oakland Saturday even
ing on his way to Hutton where he
preached Sunday morning and in the
afternoon at Crellin.
Rev. and Mrs. E. Manages returned to
their home in Oakland Friday evening.
the latter having been on an extended
visit to friends and relatives in York
and Harrisburg, Pa, while Rev. Man
ges was away about ten days attending
the Annual Synod of his church.
County Superintendent Browning left
Oakland Tuesday evening for points in
the northern end of the county where
he will make official visits to the public
schools. At Grantsville on Friday and
Saturday he will attend the local teach
ers' institute scheduled to be held there.
SlbS cribe for Tae Republican.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-10-31
IMPORTANCE or THE ELECTION.
"Toter" Calls Upon Every Citizen TO
Vote Next Tuesday.
o the Editor of The REPUBLICAN:

~ III AAt-ASDA Va 4 AAt@ 4LA-t ate-siNh4N
DEAR SIR:-The Importance of the
election to be held next Tuesday, Nov.
5th, cannot be overestimated, and you
have done nobly to enlighten your
readers.
A vote for George r. Gather and the
Republican candidates for the Legisla-
ture, counts toward the repeal of cur
unfair election laws, and the adoption Of
simple ballot that any man can mark,
and which will be counted as shown to
be the intent of the voter, while vote
for the Democratic candidates means
still further complication of our cleo
ton laws which as they stand, virtually
disfranchise one-quarterof our voting
population.
All will remember the fight against
the Poe Amendment two years ago.
The Democratic platform for this year
again declares that
The Democratic party stands stead
fast in its determination to eliminate
| the llllterate voter, and to this end we
will at the earliest possible time submit
a constitutional amendment which -
will accomplish this end.
If this can be done by the party now
in power, it will mean the disfranchis-
ment of some of the best and most sub
stantial citizens Of Garrett county.
The Legislative candidates on the
Democratic ticket in our county stand
upon the platform Of their party, which
on the great question of suffrage, is
against the interest of Garrett.
Our late Republicanrepresentatives at
Annapolis did what they could to i'm
prove the condition of our election laws.
A bill was introduced to repeal the
obnoxious requirement of an affidavit
before the clerk Of the court a year in
advance Of the intention Of citizenship,
but it failed Of passage.
They were able, however, to repeal
the Wilson ballot law for our county,
which will be great relief in the com
ing election, for this year we will have
the party designation, or word Republi-
can, to the right of the name Of every
one of cur candidates, so that they car
be easily distinguished For this they
deserve the thanks of every voter ire.
spectiye of party.
It is the duty Of every one to vote
Let US hope that there will be no stay.
at-homes this year, but that the voice
Of Garrett will be heard in no uncertain
tones crying for an honest ballot that
will be counted as cast.
A VOTER.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-10-31
FIKE.
0OeC9. sNse st1sssscse09ossse0I

Mr.. Francis Fike, who moved here a
short time ago had his foot mashed and
is now in the hospital at Connellsville,
Pa. His father was to see him and re-
ports that his son is improving.
VIM. L. Fike was visiting friends and
relatives in Uniontown, Pa, last week.
On last Saturday the people from all
parts was seen passing through here on
their way to the love feast at Markleys-
burg, Pa.
1t is said the mail carrier from Somer-
field, Pa, to Brandonville, W. Va. was
taking a passenger with him one day
last week and was to much infatuated
talking to his lady friend that he lost
the mail bag and all the mail but did
not discover it was gone till he reached
Glade Farms, w. Va. The mail bag
has not yet been found and we can not
say what the result will be.
MIR. James Thomas and two little
sons was out here from White Rock
visiting his daughter, Mrs. VIM. L.
Thomas, on last Saturday and Sunday.
CARTER.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-10-31
.BLUNDERS IN THE
OFFICIAL BALLOT.
Errors, Which If Not Corrected, May
inyaldate Election.

The official ballots. the printing of
which was awarded by the majority
members of the Board of Supervisors,
to the Garrett Journal, which in turn
''farmed" the contract to a printing
firm in Frederick City, arrived here
last night by express and this morning
upon being inspected by Mr. E. E. Sol
lars, Republican member of the Board,
two errors in the names Of Republican
candidates E. E. Friend and James A.
Sincell were discovered. Mr.. Friends
Christian name was certified to the
Board as Edwin E. Friend, and on the
ballots it appears as Edward E. Friend.
In the name of Mr. Sincell the Christian
name James appears spelled janis.
These errors, if not corrected by the
board, may invalidate the election on
next Tuesday, as the law expressly
says that when an error in the printing
Of the ballot is discovered it shall at
once be corrected.
In addition to the above the arrange
ment of the ballot was changed from
that decided upon and ordered by the
Board, the positions of the candidates
for Attorney General and Comptroller
and those of the Sheriff and States
Attorney being transposed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-10-31
RESIGNS GOVERNMENT POSITION.
Hr. ]. S. Myers No Longer Connected
With IAternael Revenue
Denartfnent.

Mr.. Jacob S. Myers, Republican can
didate for the House Of Delegates, who
for number OF years has been in the
employ of the United States Internal
Revenue Department in the capacity of
gauger and store keeper, has rendered
his resignation TO Collector Phillips Lee
GoldsbOrough. head of the department
in this State. Mr.. Myers resignation
was accepted yesterday by the Collec-
tor and his successor will be appointed
within a short time.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-10-31

Mrs. Z. T. Fleming, with her son,
Everett George. and her interesting
twins, left Deer Park on Tuesday for
Oakland, California, their home. From
Deer Park they went to Cumberland
and took B. & 0. train No. 5 for Chicago.
From Chicago to Omaha they travelled
by the Chicago Great Western: from
Omaha to Green River, Colorado, by
the Union Pacific from that point to
Sparks, Nevada, by the Oregon Short
Line, and from Sparks TO San Francisco
by the Southern Pacific Mrs. Fleming
came to Deer Park last May, and spent
the entire summer at Deer Park. One
Of the twins was quite sick just after
arrival. DR.. Cole Of Deer Park, and DR..
McComas Of Oakland, were in attend
ance and rendered medical aid The child
suffered from bronchial pneumonia and
has severe attack. Mr. Fleming is
connected with the Chicago Great West
ern. the road that has made close
study Of speedy freight shipment across
the continent. Its freight business
shows continual advancement, and its
passenger traffic is also increasing.
The Chicago Great Western is one of
the husthng railways of the country.