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All that piece or parcel of N9nd
known as part of tract Or
land situatein Garrett county,
Md, called "GLENEYRE,"

containing ti7ty acres, ANA p rticula ly des.
cribed as follow Beginning fuI t SINE
at bounded white OAK tree STANDING on
the East Ridge with two white oak trees and
aad rock oah tree marked as pointers and
ming thence South 80 de-Iees West 100
perches to stake and stone pile with
small chestnut tree ma rked as uOintel. with
six cuts. North 30 degrees West. 50 perches
20 stake and stone pile on short Ridge
WIN three chestnut trees marked as pGinte
with one cut each, North 90 degrees East.
100 perches to a stake ana stone pile with a
hickory tree with six hacks as pointers,
south 80 degrees East, 50 perches to the be
ginning. This being the | nj which was
conveyed to Jaco' FaZenbaker by deed from
{. W. Wit dated the 20th day Of October,
1850, and recorded in Liber +. Il. T. No. 81
county, Md.
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This property is improved by a Dwell
ling House and Young Orchard.

TERMS OF SALF:-One-third of the mr.
chase morey cash on day OF sale and the
balance in two equal inStallments at six
months and one year from the date of sale
the purchaser giving his notes with security
satisfactory to the undersigned, deferred
payments to bear interest from date OF sale,
or all cash on day of sale or ratification
thereof by court.
j, b. EMORY
Assignee of MORTGAGE for the purpose of
Foreclosure.
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the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Ofutt,
al their home on Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Sturgiss,
who spent several weeks with the lat
ter's parents in Meyersdale, Pa, re
turned to their home in Oakland on last
Saturday night.
Mrs. John G. Robinson went TO Balti-
more last Wednesday night, accom-
panied by two Of her children, where
visit Of ten days will be made to rela-
tives and friends.
DR.. W. w. Davis, Superintendent Of
the Park, was in Oakland a few hours
Saturday, going from here to Grafton,
where he spent Sunday. He returned
to Oakland Tuesday afternoon.
Postmaster John L. Englehart, of
Accident, is lying dangerously i'll at his
residence i'll that town. His attending
physician, DR.. Mason, of Friendsville,
states that his condition is precarious.
Mr.. Joseph Cogley and force of stone
i"Soiis' nave oeeh engaged Tor the
past several weeks building abutments
for bridge over Preston county, West
va Inc contract was awarded MI
Oogley Oy 'he county court OF Preston
The Frostburg Mining Journal, last
7
o@'ufuaJ' SAD: T. j Otto' OF Ne"
Germany, Garrett county, was here
TUESDAY. Said his first name is Chris
tan which is tba individual svoor,,,,
49,, -. Wv. ~ -''U'' y -4'''' "a
iol soou man anu en- tnaSSe' hepuD-
hcan majority The Journal forgot
the adjective large"
Trai, M - tboc Tori, Aro,, vorl,
flyer was wreck cd At shenandoah, Trrc-
tion West V. fo,,, ,a;I,, ,,-a.+ -
Martinshurq an sunday ,iobt law col
ldino with a daraiIad froiabt oor A.
result of tho v,racL tbra, ,,os,o,,.,-,,
were killed a,d eIo,,en r,oro -. i.aa
ser;o,,sI,, ;ni,,roa
M
- " ii'i's'' N''uiiIy super
intendent OF schools, went to Baltimore
Tuesday afternoon where he will attend
n,eetino of tho school s,,,,orir4ou5a-+a
80 ',.,s ~ VIZ 49,. Ip'i IL 'e''U'lll'
from various parts OF the state lie
was accompanied to Baltimore by Mr..
C. E. Elithorp, of Bittinger one of tbe
members If the School Poord
- 0''N >O''''l '''"'u
Trial Catarrh treatments are being
mailed out free. on request, bv Dr.
Shoop, Racine, Wis. These tests are
proving to the without a pen
ny's cost-the great value of This scian-
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE
OF A
Valuable Farm
In Garrett County, Nd.

Under and by virtue of a power of sale
contained in mortgage from JaCub tazen-
baker, date the 18Th day o. November 1905,
and recorded in Liber r. r. r No 53. folio
465. etc, one Of the Mortgage ecordS OF
Garrett county, Nd, ana ssigned to the
undersigned for the purpose of force osure;
default having been made in the co drtiuns
OF said mortgage the Undersi- ned asSignea
FOR the purpose of foreclosure hereby gives
notice that he Nil on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-12-05

Mr.. LOUIS Bush spent Monday at his
farm near Eglon.
Ex-Sheriff f. J. Frantz spent Sun
day in Cumberland.
Judge U, S. Kendall, of Crellin, spent
Sunday in Oakland
Mr.. J. A. Kelly was at Rowlesburg
last Thursday afternoon on business.
Mr.. Harvey J. Speicher, of Accident,
was in Oakland yesterday on business.
Mr.. George Loar, of Grafton, spent
Sunday in Oakland with his home folks
Born, on Tuesday, unto Mr.. and Mrs
Charles D. Smith, Of Parsons, a daugh-
ter.
Mr. B. Fraley, Of Terra Alta, spent
last Thursday in Oakland with rela-
tives.
MIR. c. W. Cuppett, of the Cranes
vile country, was in the city Tuesday
on business.
Mrs. William G. Hinebaugh visited
friends in Clarksburg, West Va, a few
days last and this week.
Miss Nell Offutt, who spent several
days in Baltimore, returned home last
Wednesday evening,
Call and see the new 1903 model Ed
ison monographs" also large list of
Gold Moulded records for sale now
by The II, Weber & Sons Co.
Mr.. Emanuel Custer, one Of the Jury
men at this term of court, was visitor
to this office Tuesday afternoon.
The second snow of the present win
ter, barely sufficient to cover the
ground fell early Sunday morning.
Miss Ora Bush, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis bush, left Oakland last Fri
dav for a visit to friends at Saxton, Pa.
Miss Lulu Frnger, VINO spent several
week at Bloomsbury, Pa, returned to
her home in Oakland last Friday after
noon.
Mr.. Carl B. White, Of the Dixon &
Kelso store, is in Pittsburg this week
buying stock Of Christmas goods for
his firm.
Who said good roads? Ask those who
have travelled them this week in getting
to court if they would not be good
thing.
Born, unto MIR. and Mrs. Joseph
Helbig, on Thanksgiving morning, a
son, it being the tenth child born to
this couple.
Mr.. Jonas Weitzell, of District No.
II, who was in Oakland Tuesday on
court business, was business visitor
to this office
Miss Kate Leary, who as a trained
nurse is located in Pittsburg, Pa, is
spending short vacation with her sis
tiers in Oakland.
DR.. j. o. Bolton, of Wheeling, was
the guest for few days last week of
Rev. and Mrs. r. B. Ward at their
home in Oakland.
Miss Orpha Ashby, who visited rela-
tives in Pittsburg for the past several
weeks returned to her home in Oakland
last Saturday evening.
Mr.. Louis f. Tasker, formerly Of
near Swanton, but for a year or two
residing near Westernport, was in Oak
land Tuesday on business.
Hon. James S. Lakin, of Terra Alta,
spent a portion of Friday in Oakland as
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Friday, the 9th day of December

1897, at the hour OF II O'Clock a. M, IN front
Of the pOstOfiCe in the town of BtLuger
20 the highest bidder the fol VIM T.. q
estate described in said mortgage, 0 wit al
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Administrators Notice.

This is to give notice, That tile subscriber
hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Garrett County, in Maryland. letter OF Ad-
miiistratiOn on the personal estate OF
NANCY }. MAYLE,
late Of Garrett County. deceased. All per
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated to
the subscriber, on or before the 1tth day of
May, next; they may otherwise by Jaw
he excluded from all benefit Of said estate.
il persons knowing tuenSc YES indebted to
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment.
Gwen under my hand this l2th day of
November 1871.
FRED. A. 7HAYER.
Administers tor.
Oakland. Md.
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Call for Your Letters.

Jno. W. Sudler, w. H. Gather, AL
berta Kemphler Chas. circuit, r. S.
Marshall, Fannie Davis, Frank Dill
more, j. II. Lynn, Julia Waning, W. J.
Vining.
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Administrators Notice.

THIS is to give notice. that the subscriber
OF Garrett County, hath Obtaintd from
the Orphans Court OF Garrett County, in
Maryland, Letters Of Administration on the
personal estate Of
BENJAMIN +. SHAFFER
late Of Garrett County, deceased. All per
sons having claims against THE deceased are
hereby warned TO exhibit the s. 1.ig. ith the
vouchers thereof legally aurt uutiCated to
the subscriber, on or before the itru dayOf
May next. they may otherwise by law be
excluded from ali benefit Of said estate. All
persons moving themselves indebted TO
SAN estate are requested tOMake immedi tie
payment.
GIVEN under INV hand this --Un day of
November, 1907.
JOHN A. SHAFFER
Administrator,
O2hland. Nd. r. I. D No.2.
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Administrative Notice.

This is to give notice, That the subscriber
of Garrett county, hath obtained from the
OrY hans Court OF Garrett County. in Mary
land. Letters of Administration on the per
sOnal estate OF
LEWIS J. MILLER,
late OF Garrett county, Md. deceased. All
persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same. with
vouchers thereof legally authenticated to
tnesubScriber, on or before the 9th daN OF
May next they may Otne'w Use by law
be excluded from all 3ciC-, Of said estate.
All persons knowing themselves indebted 10
said estate are requested to make imm' date
payment.
Given under my hand this 9th daN Of
November, 1907.
MARY \. MILLER.
AdmiuistrHrr tx.
Grants lie Nd.
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Movement for New State.

Washington, Feb. 20.-Considerable
interest is manifested in Washington
in the scheme launched in the Pacific
Northwest to form a new state to be
called Lincoln, in honor of the mar
tyred president. The plan contem-
plates the cutting off of the Idaho Pan
handle and the annexing of the east
ern portions of Oregon and Wash
ilgton to form the new state, which
would thus nave an area of about 3d.
900 square miles and a population of
about 100000. Its leading cities are
Spokane, Walla Walla and Colfax.
Wash, La Grande and Pendleton, Ore.
and MOSCOW, Id, with the first named
as the probable capital. The citizens
of the states involved are almost IN
animous in the agreement hat the di-
vision would be a good thing, but
whether they can bring congress to
their way of thinking is another mat
ter. The senate is exceedingly jeal-
GUS of its power and it is likely that
greater influence must be brought to
bear than is now apparent to secure
the permission of the senate to the
formation of the state of Lincoln.
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Chicago, H., Feb. 21.-Democratic
primaries were held today throughout
Cook county for the purpose of selec-
ting delegates to the municipal, county
and sanitary district conventions
which will be held Saturday in Brooks
Casino. Chief interest centers in the
fight being waged between the support
ers of Mayor Dunno and ex-Mayor
Carter Harrison for the mayoralty nc
mination. Both sides claim certain
victory and the result is yet in doubt.
Fort Worth, Tex, Feb. 21.-Nearly
every important Independent tele-
phone company II Texas and Louisia-
ma is represented at the meeting here
today of the Independent Telephone
association of the two states. The
convention will last through tomorrow
and much important business will be
transacted.
Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. 21.-The Central
and Western Association of Car Ser
vice officers me in n session to-
day. with many prominent railroad
men present.
New York, Feb, 21-The annual
convention of the American Newspa-
per Publishers association which has
been in session here since Tuesday
closes tonight with the usual banquet.
Numerous prominent publishers of
daily newspapers will respond to the
toaSts.
St. Paul, Mimi, Feb. 21.-The Min
aesota Editorial Association began a
two days session here today. About
$50 members are in attendance al the
meeting. The annual. banquet will be
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Will Go to Panama.

Washington, Eel. 20.-Plans are be-
ing made by many members of con-
the senators and representatives have
announced their intention of making
the trip. The party will leave about
March 5; and will sail from New Or
leans. There is widespread interest
in the canal among the congressman
and their trip is for the purpose of be-
coming thoroughly acquainted with
the progress of the project.
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Slang Hurts Fruit Trade.

Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. 20.-Who in
vented h slang phrase about lem
ons. The citrus growers of southern
patch received here today from Las
California are looking for him. and II
they find him they will hand him one
Strange as it may seem, the slang ex-
preston has brought h sour fruit
into ~disrepute and the demand is said
to be steadily ~dwindlilg. Dealers ac-
count for it by the apparent fact that
people are now afraid to ask for lem
ons at the fruit stands and stores for
fear of being laughed at. In any event
there has been for weeks a decided
and unprecedented slump in the lemon
market and the shippers are greatly
worried thereat.
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Beavers Dam at Birmingham.

Birmingham, Ala, Feb. 21.-Memb-
ers of the Independent Order of Beav-
ers from all over the South, represent
ing all of the leading subordinate dams
are in Birmingham today for the third
annual meeting of the supreme dam.
Registration of the delegates and Wis
itors begain this morning at Beavers
hall. A brief public session was held
this afternoon followed by a parade
through the leading streets of h city.
Tonight the visiting Beavers will be
rendered a banquet by Birmingham
Dam No. 1.
The regular business session will
be held tomorrow, when new officers
will be elected and installed. Hon. E.
T. Williams of Atlanta, Frank Monte
verde OF Memphis, DIR. S. H. Saul of
Montgomery and Professor ". p. Gum
of Bessemer, Alabama are among the
candidates for the Office Of supreme
president. The present officers of the
supreme dam are Frank F. Conway
of Mobile, supreme president; Hon.
Bridges Smith of Macon, Ca, supreme
past president; DR.. S. II. Saul of Mont
gomery. Aha. supreme vice president;
G.. H. Oetzel of Union, S. c., supreme
chaplain: H. w. English of Birmfag-
ham, supreme secretary and Harry
Haynes. OF Birmingham supreme
treasurer. A large delegation Is here
from Memphis and will attempt to Sc
cure the convention for that city mex
year.
The Independent order Of Beavers is
a southern order by birth having been
founded by n. W.. English of this
city in 1903. The order now has about
forty subordinate dams and organic
ers are now extending Its membership
in nearly every state OF the Union.
One Cd the novel features of the or
der Is the annual outing for poor chill
dren. which Is given in every city
where a dam is located.
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WHAT LIFE MEANS.
(By Henry Drummond)

The problem of Christian life finally
is simpliied to thisEmal has but to
preserve the right attitude. All the
work of the world is merely a taking
advantage of energies already there.
God gives the wind and the water and
the heat; man but puts himself in the
way of the wind, fixes his water wheel
in the way of the river, puts his piston
IN the way of the steam; and so hold
ing himself in position before Gods
spirit. all the neregies of Omnipotence
course within his soul.
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held tomorrow evening, when Cover
1or johnson n other prominent Min
nesota men are expected to speak.
Elizabeth, N. J., Feb. 21.-The New
Jersey State convention of h Young
Mems Christian Association began
here today and will last through next
Sunday. Several distinguished relig-
J ious workers and clergymen from 9th
er states are on the program.
Pomona, Cal, Feb. 21.-The South
ern California Christian Endeavor
meeting opened this afternoon at Ca
1esha park. A special train will bring
hundreds of delegates from Los An
geles this evening, when the visitors
will be rendered a banquet at the
Polomares hotel.
New York, Feb. 21.-Representatives
of all the leading mills of the country
ton of the Wooden and Worsted Manu-
f~acturers' Association.
Allentown, Pa, Feb. 21.-Hundreds
of young men are arriving here today
" LIN u a. vi -
Young Mems Christian association of
Pennsylvania. The meeting will last
until next Sunday and the total atten-
dance is expected to reach 1000.
Richmond, Va, Feb. PA state
conference of the Virginia Young
Mems Christian association is in ses-
sion n today and will continue thru
tomorrow. Plans will be made for en-
tertaining visiting officials and mem
bers of the association during the
jamestown exposition.
Pueblo. Col, Feb. 21.-Nearly 700
in the last month and the yellow inva-
sion is increasing to u an extent
that labor leaders have become alarm
ed are seeking to stop the flood.
1t is estimated that the total number
of the little yellow men now in his
district is about 1000 about 1900 of
whom are employed by one o1cer
alone, the Colorado Fuel and Iron Co.
Washington, Feb, 21.-President &
Mrs. Roosevelt and the children will
leave Washington tomorrow for a
brief visit in Massachusetts. They
will visit Kermit at Groton school
and Theodore. Jr. at Harvard.
Madison. Wis. Feb. 21.-The basket
ball teams of Wisconsin and Nebras-
ka universities will meet here TO-
Chicago, Ill, Feb. 21.-About 300
athletes will AXE part in the thirtieth
annual open handicap track meet of
first Regiment Athletic Associa-
ton this evening. Chicago and North
western universities will be represent
ed by teams of their best athletes. An
race, a tug of war and a
race will be features of the
meet.
Kansas City. Mo-, Feb. 21.-The ply
steal department of of the Young Men
association will give a novel
athletic exhibition of the
hygienic, educative and recreative
benefits arising from modern gymnas-
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Buffalo, N. Y. Feb. 21.-Mr. Joa
quinn Nabuco, ambassador from Bra
I'll, was the principal speaker before
the Liberal Club in this city last
night. He was we'll received. His ad.
dress in full was as follows:
Gentlemen:
You may be sure l fully realize
what a distinction it is for me to be
in the place where / find myself to
night, but l have read the names of
those who have addressed o since
your foundation and l can not help
fearing the ordeal of having my name
added to that list. 1 could not thank
you enough for this great opportunity;
it shows clearly enough your interest
in the work of bringing together the
American republics. That looks to me
as a hopeful sign. 1 take it as an
nouncing that the only i~nsurmounta-
BILE obstacle to that work, which
would be Indifference OF the part of
this country, begins to give place to
a different frame of mind. National
Indifference towards anything that re-
sembIes a foreign policy can be easily
understood on your part; Interstate
politics seems here as sufficient as in
ter state trade; you are a world by
yourselves, but even the Universe is
interdependent, n now that, through
repeated reflex movements, the politi-
cal interdependence of our globe is
more kee1ly felt everywhere, in Eng
land as in Japan, in Germany or in
France as much as in China or Per
STA, it is natural also that this Ma
ton show signs of awakening to the
consequences of her position lin the
American system. I am glad your
great city is one of the first to acknow
ledge the Importance of the new move
ment and that you called upon me to
speak on the lessons and prophecies
of the third Panamerican conference.
Mr.. Root.
AS it's President all l can tell you
is that it's surface was as smooth as
possible, but you distinguished fell
citizen MIR. Buchanan, the read of
the American Delegation who so ably
and silently worked in the recess of
the Committees, could tell you, l feel
sure, that the depths were as still as
surface. To that quiet nothing
has contributed more than the atti-
tude of the Secretary of State, as the
aead of the Washington Panamerican
Board, when the plans for the meet
were laid out, and thar his per
sonal visit to the seal of the Confer
elce and to other South American
capitals. Mr.. Root was indeed the
IDEAL representative this country could
send on such a mission. His SINGER
lty, his earnestness, his love of equi-
~, his high-mindedness, his consider
ateness, together with his powerful
intellect, and with what, in the broad
er geographical of the word,
be called genuine Americanism,
/ most generous sympathy with all
The nations of our continent, could not
sion of confidence likely to last long
after his passage. He wel to us
animated with the spirit of a Blaine,
speaking the language of a Mar
shall. His words were received every1
where as political oracles, studied as
constitutional lessons on the nature
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inheritance and the hope of a com
mon destiny.
1 rejoice, therefore, in seeing that
you feel interested in the work Presi-
dent Roosevelt has committed to Mr..
Root, and that you hail the future for
which we are working together, in
spite Of receding indifference on one
side and of defeated prejudices, here
and there, on another. To that future
I raise my glass hoping that all our
nations will bring to the seeding of
the seeding of the new policy the
heartiless necessary at this tentative
period to insure it's full growth thru
out the American continent.
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tie a7d educatave work. All Of the
athletic organizations Of Kansas City
and surrounding cities win participate
in~the program.
Tuskegee, Ala, Feb. 21.-A workers
conferences is In progress at Tuskegee
institute today. Teachers and other
interested in the advancement OF the
negro a C are in attendance from all
parts of the country. Booker Wash
ington is presiding.
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Are You superstitious?

If you are superstitious about the
number Is you had better give us
your quarter dollars, for on each one
are Is stars, Is letters In the scroll
of the eagles beak, Is leaves on the
olive branch, Is arrow heads and Is
letters in the word quarter dollar"
Now it is not safe to keep them SO
just bring them in and get credit on
your subscription for the full amount.
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The ladies of the Episcopal church
will give a Lenten tea at Mrs. Chas.
Browns residence Saturday after
noon, from 2:3O to 800 O'Clock. Every
4 is invited, especially ladies of
the church. Free will offering. 1t
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-02-21
NEW CASES IN
THE DISTRICT COURT

The following new cases have been
filed in the district court:
J.. NJ. Nelson & Company against
School District No. 20 Chaves Coun-
ty, New Mexico on an alleged balance
of $74.40 for a set of school house
plans, and costs. Scott e. Dun are
plaintiffs attorneys.
Nellie A. Wolf against c.. E. Wolf,
for divorce, J.. T.. Evans ds attorney
for plaintiff.
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THE Address OF BRAZILIAN
AMBASSADOR BEFORE THE
BUFFALO LIBERAL CLUB.
A UNITED AMERICA

The Speaker Pointed Out the Inter.
dependence of the Countries of the
World, and Told of h Lessons De
rived From the Recent Conference
Held at Rio Janeiro.- The Children
of Columbus and Washington.
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FOR MAYOR
OF CHICAGO
dunno AND CARTER HARRISON
SEEKING DEMOCRATIC
NOMINATION.
PRIMARIES HELD TODAY

The Fight is a Close One and the Re-
suit is in Doubt Independent Tel
ephone Companies Meet in ConVen-
ton at Fort WORTH Colorado Un-
ions Seek to Stop Japanese Inva-
sion of That State.
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Attend the Martha washington sup,
per at the D.. s. Market building Fri:
day night $50. o1ti