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The Washington times., 1907-08-23

SC Sanitary Antisepuc
"Aer-Cel" Wash CIo.hs
knit, not woven. f0c
Six for. 1 =
I55kc Heavy Weight
Absorbent Honeycomb
Bath Towels. all QIc
white. large size. O2
&c Unbleached Toilet
Huck Toweling. DOC
six yds. for. y
see Ati-Linen Scrim
Dresser or Buffet Scarfs,
nearly two yards
long. Fringed all y &c
around. .........sss. =
Chidren's Muslin
Drawers. made with
hem and tUcks. sizes up
to s years. Regu- &C
larly 15c pair..... .
Women's &c Muslin
Drawers, with cambria
ruffie, hem and 01c
tucks. All lengths Z
s1.50 Premier" Cor
sets, Of batiste, in long,
medium an q short
lengths. Carriers Qhc
front and side. GU
800 Lawn Kimonos. in
Persian patterns. Fin
ished with satin A0c
borders. .-......-..
Girls $50 White Fer
sian Lawn, Organdy
and Silk Dresses.
handsomely 50 QQ
trimmed..... A'TC
Eaton-Hurlbuts High
grade Highland LAnen
Stationery, one Quire OF
paper and "a en-
velopes; resu- 0Ec
larly S9c.........--. 4 -
Postal Card Albums,
holding 200 postal cards,
square and oblong
Shapes, in vari- 0Ec
Gus colors. ...... K
Bicycle Playing Cards.
sold regularly at 10c
25c d pack...........A|
Regular sc cakes of
Cincinnati Oleine &C
Laundry Soap......O
Campbeil's T o m sto
Soup: regularly 10c Tc
can ..ss.ssss...-ss
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They We're So Awful Dry!
This Dry" 1own'S Bottles

season he reminded one of the cotton
season, Tor wagon after wagon was lined
up waiting TO be weighed
One never thinks what becomes Of the
tomato cans, sardine boxes. brass hoops
of buckets, broken implements. old
sacks. and. in fact. for everything one
throws away there seems to be some
thing that can be done with It. and the
junk man is the place to turn it into
money. and he. in turn, turns his pile OF
odds and ends into money. and the buy
ers sell Il 70 the manufacturers, where
It Is made over into saleable articles Of
commerce.
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streets. Incidentally Edward is getting
a taste OF the most strenuous form OF
living he has followed in a long time.
He is here to take the cure, and hts
physician insists upon the strictest OBJ
servancs OF the health rules. In no
other way Will the monarch be able to
reduce his annoying rOtundiIy.
Edward is up every morning at 6
O'Clock. He first drinks two glasses or
water from the Spring of the Cross"
and is hurried ont for a two hours walk
before breakfast. All day long he IS
kept on the move, for he needs exercise,
and ne is packed Of to bed by II O'Clock
at night.
He is limited to the plainest food
In taking his exercise the King is
often subjected to the greatest annoy
ance through the curiosity OF other
health~seekers.
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M'CREA IS SUMMONED
TO SEARCH FOR DEAD MAN

PrTTSBURG, Aug 25.-The aged
parents Of J. 3. Misken, a Wesr
Pennsylvania railroad fireman, who
was killed IN a wreck In the food Of
March IA laTt, has made formal de-
mand on Cor 0ner Armstrong of Ale
gheny county, that President Jar.fs
McCTea, of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, be summoned by the coroner
personally to search for the body OF
their son, who went to death in Deer
Creek.
fortune and much time on the stream
searching for the body OF their only
sou.
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BOYS Clothing

~ ~ NV @AAAAAO
For Early Fall and School Wear
The following lots of Boys Suits
and Furnishings are offered Sat
urday at lowered prices. Parents
who have boys to provide with
wearing apparel will find the op-
rortunities for money Saving Of
unusual importance. A new suit
for school commencement may be
purchased tomorrow at very much
below regular cost - and every
purchaser is assured absolute sat
isfaction from the fact that it's
all Goldenberg Insured Clothing.
Boys Navy Blue Cheviot Suits,
sizes Z TO 10 years. Double breasted
coat and straight knee
pants. lust the suit q on
for early. school wear. = o
Regular $3.50 value for.
Boys Combination Suits, consist
ing of one coat and two pairs of
pants. One pair IS straight knee
style. Made of dark
fancy Cheyiots, sizes ca no
to 16 years. Fan weight = QK
Regular $500 value = ~
Balance OF our stock Of Mothers
Friend" brand Wash Suits for boys
from 2jk to years. Fashioned of all
sorts Of washable material, IN PLAIN
white and fancy pat
terms. All with bloom Ct no
or pants. Values worth y OA
up to $4.00 for.............. 49, "
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Saturday Morning Sales
In Force From 8 A. M. to P. Nj.

These cut prices quoted during the morning hours only
incentive for you to SHOP EARLY We cannot fill mail
phone orders.
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Stone China Salt Boxes
with blue decorations
and wood cover. SIC
sold for 29c-.......AA
1Oc cans Of Old Dutch
Cleanser. the TIC
great dirt chaser. 3 ?
sL50 large size Jardi-
neres, in hand
some floral deco &c
rauOns. ....---.--... q ,
Sc hardwood frame
Window Screens, q
inches nigh. open dc
to 81 inches. $500. ZA
Boys Well-Known N.
P" Suspenders; 1Qc
sold st Csc pair. -. 1 -
Children's White
Beach Hats and Tam
o'Shanters. sold 10c
at &c each....-..-. AZ
Boys White Duck and
Pique Wash Pants. sold
regularly at 25c 10c
pair .-.-.----.--- -
Boys 2sc Leather
Belts. in black 1Ec
and tan. ~
i21zc yard wide Silko-
lines, in new fan TIC
patterns .-.........-. ?
Sc boxes Of Mating
Tacks. two pack &c
ages for. ............... 1
Brass Extension Rods.
extend from - TO A
inches. Complete with
fixtures, regular &c
ly Sc.....-...--......sA
nottingham Lace Cur
tains, a riches wide, 81
yards long. Reg ID &C
ularly $50 pair , =
25c white linen finish
Cannon Cloth, genuine
steam shrunk 10Ic
quality-...-.--.....AA2
10c White Check Main
sock. in assorted k2c
size chccks...-...--O4
Pic linen finish Nov
city Cannon Cloth. IN
light blue and
natural grounds sc
with black figures. , 4
lsc White meroerized
Madras, with neat
woven de- f01c
signs. ............... lZ2
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MEN IN PISTOL DUEL
ON TENTH ST. n. ".

A shooting array at 5is Tenth street
northwest shortly after noon today ere
ated great excitement in that section
u the city. The participants wera
Harry Wilson. 1922 II street northwest,
and Frank Jackson, 255 street north
west, both colored. Five shots were ex-
changed
Both men were assested b. Officer
Larry O'Dea. Jackson was released,
and Wilson, failing to furnish bond, was
locked up.
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HAIR CUTS NAMED
AFTER THE KING
Edward Is Suenuously Liv-
ing Simple Life at
Marienbad.

MARIENBAD, Austria, Aug. Z.-King
Edward. as the latest royal exemplar OF
the simple life," IS the fad here at
present.
Everything is named after the English
ruler from the latest style Of hair cut 70
the novelties displayed by takers on the
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ORDERED TO TAKE TITLE
30 ANACOSTlA BRIDGE TRACT

An order was passed by Justice Stat
ford today authorizing the District
Commissioners to take title to certain
property recently condemned for APP
proaches to the Anacostia bridge. Near
" $1,000 will be paid into the courts
treasury to pay the bill.
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Kiss Price High;
Cost 500 NouU

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-MunieipaI
Judge sadler has gone the MeKees-
port, Pa, mayor one better in the
quotation on kisses The market has
been on the rise for some days, but
no one expected it to soar so high
as It did. The AlcKeesport mayor
made the price S. a week ago. aud
now Judge Sadler advances 1t to
500 This price was assessed John
Mclaughlin. aged twenty-four years.
for imprinting a single oseulatory
salute on the rosy cheek OF Nellie
Perkins, aged eighteen years, a
salesgirl in a department store.
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I've Made Ny Plans for
the Summer.
When the Candle Lights
Are Cleaning.
Arrah Wannah.
Eroncho Buster
LADY Betty.
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THE HAPPTEsT MOMENT.

The San Francisco Call gives a s.
prize to the man whc, IN reply TO the
question, When is man happiest2''
says:
when he kisses the bartender good
night"
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Mrs. Slummer-My poor woman, does
your husband always drink like this
Mrs. HOgan-No. mum. Sometimes l
gets out of work.-Ltfe.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-05-09
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Real Estate
in the Town of Oakland, Md.

The County Commissioners of Garrett
county viii offer at public sale to the high
est bidder on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-05-09
PROPERTY CHANGES HANDS.
hr. d. n. Shank Purchased Mr.. H. i.
Frear's Residence.

MIR. d. H. Shank, Superintendent for
the H ldall Lumber Company, who has
been residing with his family in Oakland
for more than year, has purchased the
residence on Liberty street erected and
occupied by Mr.. Harry ]. Frear and
family and will move into it June 1st,
at which time Mr.. Frear will vacate
the premises and remove with his fam
lily to Oregon, where he has position
as Superintendent with the Kendall
Lumber Company, which corporation
owns and is preparing to operate an i'm
mense body of timber land.
Mr.. Jasper G. Enlow recently pur-
chased from Mr.. Ed Offutt one of the
uncompleted cottages being erected by
the latter on Pennington street and will
move into it as soon as the building is
finished by the contractor.
Messrs. Hamill & Moore, the Oakland
numbering firm, have purchased for
sum approaching $40, 900 from the
heirs of the late John P. Jones, of Terra
Alta, West Va, tract of timber land
comprising nearly one thousand acres
located in the Cheat River valley above
Rowlesburg, West Va, which the new
owners will operate, shipping their OUT
put from Rowlesburg.
The summer residence and grounds OF
one hundred and sixty acres in extent
located near Deer Park and owned by
Mr.. John W. Williams, of Philadelphia,
was sold at public auction on Tuesday
of last week in Pittsburg to Mr.. J. D.
Grimes of that city for the sum of $18,.
/, } cash
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-05-09
graph opera Or at Mckenzie, was at

graph operator at Mckenzie, was at
home last week taking vaca Ion.
Mrs. Henry Smith and daughter NJ
Lizzie were in Deer Park last Monday.
Mr.. E. A. Shaffer, of Oaklnd, has
been one of the regular operators at
the Altamont block for several weeks.
He is will liked by the cowo, Iers en-
"'oycd here as he is an excellent Young
nan and splendid operator.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo George are on a
visit to Mrs. Georges parents, Mr.. ard
Mrs. Teats, at Accident.
Mrs. As Day, who has been seriously
i'll for some time, is, we are glad to
state, much improved.
Several cars Of props. lumber and
posts have been shipped from this point
recently bv Mr.. John Speicher, Ashby
Lumber Company, Wilson Store Comp
any end F. L. Wa lick.
Mr. Walter Hirshman, who is manag-
ing the Herman Beckman farm. was
aken suddenly i'll short time ago is
much improved at this time and expects
10 be out in q few days.
Mr.. Venom Jackson, who has been
working in the lumber camps at Gladly,
West Va, is home for few days
Mr.. G. F. Comp is handling interlock-
ing levers at Piedmont, w. Va.
Mrs, Richard Roy, who has been in
dispes for some tine ard at present
stoppin. with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Fulmer at Oakland, in order to
be near her physician, is improving we
are glad TO say.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company is moving the cross-over
switches at the water staten about
three hundred feet east, which will be
quite an advantage in handling cars at
that point Fo. man ThJmas Boy les.
of Piedmont, is doing the work.
NJ. >. A. H. I lend has pr"cha a
fine phoI &, anh, so WI J we get lonely
we know where TO go for amusement.
Mrs. Nary Spiker was visiting ct
Thomas erosion one day last week.
Sci DOM SEEN.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-05-09
DISTRICT S. S. CONVENTION.
To Be Held in St. Paul's II. E. Church
Nav 18th and 18th.

A District Union Sabbath School
Convention will be held in st. Paul's
M. E. church in Oakland on the after
noon of May 18th and continue over
| Sabbath. We desire all who are inter-
ested and many who ought to be inter
ested, to be present and give the good
cause an inspiration that may help the
County Convention that will be held in
Deer Park in June.
PROGRAM
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Song and devotion.
Greeting, by Rev. j. B. Workman.
Talk, by the President.
Duty of Teachers discussed.
'Is the Sabbath School Work Grow
ing in Garrett county,"
The Sower."
SATURDAY NIGHT.
Song and devotion.
The views of the Convention as to
what constitutes a good Sabbath School.
"How TO Enlarge the Sunday school.
"How to Secure Cooperation"
SABBATH MORNING.
Song and devotion.
Addresses on Sunday School Themes.
Convention Sermon, by Rev. E.
Manages.
SABBATH NIGHT.
Song and devotion.
Addresses on
"The Relation of the Sunday School
to the Family"
ITO the Community"
ITO the Children.
1.-The conclusion of the Whole Mat
ter"
REV. W. H. CLARY,
Weep esident
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-05-09

People do not place confidence in the
many rumors that are constantly flying
about upon the streets. You can help
US to ION dow Il all rumors by giving IL
the particulars of all local happenings.
Mr.. Har4 = c. Sincell, who has been
in Baltimore with rs wife for several
weeks it which city Mrs. Sincell under
went severe surgical operation two
weeks ago, spent Saturday in Oakland,
returning to Baltimore Sunday morn
III
There are some people who are
mighty careless about throwing old
u dck into the alleyways. Such people
should be taught a little civic pride by
modest fine. 1t is impossible for The
authorities to keep places clean if peo-
pie will persist in such practices.
The storekeeper who does not adver-
tise and who does not systema ,ize his
business might as well put up his shut
tets. Judicious advertising means f.
nancial success. Never in the history
Of Tie commercial world has advertis-
ing occupied so dominant place as it
does today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Mccullough and
twin children, Joseph and Josephine, Of
Button, where Mr.. Mccullough until
81 was employed as superintend-
ent OF The Garrett Leather Comoany,
departed for Wisconsin sthis morning
where they will make their future home
Mr.. Mccullough having entered the
employ of the United States Leather
Company at that point.
Some boys do not earn 500 a year, YET
they can afford to smoke cigarettes and
to use tobacco in other forms. Liz lie
boys should think it over seriously be-
foe commencing to use tobacco Boys
who do not use the weed or loaf contin-
uously on the streets are much better
models to follow. No bov should wish
10 patIe' a1'ef prO1ane, 1Oul-mOuthed
worthless street loafer.
Mrs. c. F. Schroeder and little daugh-
ter, Mary Miller, returned Saturday
evening from Frederick, Md, where
the lsdy was called some time since by
the death of her mother. When about
to start on the re.nn joul ney home
little Mary Miller was attacked with
measles and the physician would not
allow her to be moved until the attack
had passed. Mr.. Shroeder-and the re-
ma.nder of The family, who also went
to Frederick to atted the funeral of
Mrs Schroeder's mother, returned home
some time since. Sentinel.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-05-09

Miss Tekla Johnson spent Monday in
Cumberland with friends.
Just received at Naylor & Co. s, one
car load Turnbull Wagons; also large
line of Syracuse Flows and Harrows. go
Mr.. L. H. Friend, of Swanton, was a
business visitor to Oakland yesterday
mo ling.
Mrs. Benz. H. Sincell is spending this
week with her father and other relatives
in Kingwood.
Mr.. c. C. Frankhouser, of b ucetor
West Va, was in Oakland seve al DAYS
this week on business
Mr.. Julius K. Morroe, of Kingwood,
was an Oakland visitor yestel day
morning for an hour or two.
Mr.. William C. Kidd, the well-knoU !,
travelling salesman of Baltimore, spent
Tuesday night and part of yesterday in
9 Oakland.
Mr.. A. M. LETTERS, Bafimore and
Ohio opel r at Altamont, was in Oak
and last Saturday for few hours Oh
Isiness.
With the coming of spring the
thoughts Of men tuIA to angling while
they leave their wives at home to do the
housekeeping.
For P "NT-Dwelling of eight rooms
never failing spring; la ge lot; good
stable and outbuildings. Apply at this
Office or at Sincell & Co. store
Mrs. R. B. Ward Went out [ o Mariet-
ia, Ohio, Tuesday morning where she
will remain until the latter part of the
week as the guest of relatives and
fri nds.
Mrs. Belle Cropp, who removed from
Oakland to Redwood with her family a
year or more ago, has returned here and
VII occupy her home on the Accident
Road south of Oakland.
Mrs. Elmer Haulenbeek and infant
son are now at "Uplands," Deer Park.
II : Htllc 1clIoW ID Lie SpeClllleH VI
babyhood, and will continue to thrive
on the mountain top this summer.
Mr.. A. T. Fraley, accompanied by
Mrs. Fraley and little daughter, came
to Oakland from their home.at Grafton
last Saturday and remained here until
Monday as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. j. Frear.
Mrs. J. A. Kelly and son, who spent
several days recently with friends in
Morgantown, have returned to their
home in Oakland. Mr.. Kelly accompsni-
ed his family to Morgantown Friday
afternoon, returning to Oakland Satur-
day night.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-05-09

Mr.. U. q. Palmer, who has been
manager of the Garrett Leather Com
pany at Hutton for the past two OF
Lee years, has resigned the position
and expects to leave for the goldfelds
of Nevada within few weeks, where
ne has number of interests which are
promising. He is succeeded as manager
of the tannery by Mr.. Alex. Hayden, of
Wisconsin, who is exp tied % arrive at
Hutton today.
Cap James A. Hayden, State S a.
stical Agent for Maryland, Under the
direction of the Agricultural Depart.
ment at Washington, left Mountain
Lake Park yesterday morning for the
purpos'l of making an official visit TO
others sections of Maryland, first going
to Frederick, thence to Hagerstown and
on down through Western MARYLAND to
Baltimore, when he will go over on the
Easte.h Shore. He expects 10 return
o his home about the 18th inst.
Mrs. E. T. Flemi~g, formerly Miss
La MA h lulenbeek, will start on a
jou. hey across the continent from her
home in Oakland, California, on next
Saturday, with her three interesting
children, Everett, Natalie and Lloyd,
The two latter are twins and were DO, ii
in California since he earthquake.
Mrs. Fred. Porter and her lii tie son, of
San Francisco, W Il be in the parry.
They expect 10 reach Deer Park abou
Friday, he 17th inst. Mr.. FIem'og is
1t acting agent of the Ell Paso and
SOU hwestern system with headquarters
in San Francisco.
There should be no faction" n anv
city. The property of one individual
and eyery improvement made enhances
the value of all properly in the corpora
ito" Our city is simply one big family.
When this is discarded there is little
progress. When there is a united pull
for anything, its accomplishment is
made easy. Envy, jealousy and hatred
are things to be despised. Envy is a
canker that knaws at the heart and
and makes folks sour, disgl, 'ntled and
unhappy; Jealousy warps the intellect
and makes US unfair in passing iudg-
ment. Hatred doesn't pay even from
sordid point of view.
Most men who own a watch think
they know all about it. They have the
number fixed 4 their memory in case
it is stolen. They could probably pick
it out from 80 other watches with their
eyes shut. But how many men know
that their watch is compass and will
tell north from south as accurately as it
will tell the time of day? Stanley, the
explorer, did not know it until he had
CROPPED his way through the dark cont
nent and met a Belgian sailor on the
coast. Every watch is compass. If
you point the hour hand to the sun the
south is exactly half way between the
hour and the figure XII on the dial.
Suppose for instance, it is A O'Clock.
Point the hand indicating a to the sun
and the TX on the watch is exactly
south. If it is 8 o'clock point the hand
indicating to the sun and the figure
X on the dial is due south. No man
need get lost if he carries watch.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-05-09
ROAD PETITION.

This Is to give notice that thirty DAYS ATE -
the hrst publication hereof application W in
be made to the Board OF County Commits
sioners OF Garrett county, MARYLAND, for the
appointment of viewers to view and reIo-
cate pubic county road beginning or the
same about one hundred wards north o;
WILSON'S store near the Baltimore & Ohio
falIroad, and running thence through the
lanqs of A. J. Wilson, James p. Wright, Il,
{. Garrett, Jacob Barker, Francis McRobie
NJ McGobie TO tne Railroad crossing on the
land OF John c. Beckman, and thence
through the lands Of John c. Beckman J3-
COB Condron. Thomas Rhodes. Charles T,
sweet and William w. Sweet, to intersecS
the pu &c Cd4ty road running from E9r-
mum to Swanton a Sweets store a distance
ot24 miles.
WILLIAM w SWEET.
JOSEPH RHODES,
NJ. BARkE Err
r. NJ FRIEND.
b. +. SWEIrZER,
ASA DAY,
and 20 others,
To Petitioners.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-05-09
ALTAMONT.

/ A literary society was organized here
on April 18th with Mr.. H. Tasker as
president and Mr.. J. P. Wright as secre-
t1ly. Last Saturday night the first reg
ular meeting of the society was held
when the subject, Resolved, That In
temperance Has Caused More Suffering
and Death Than War" was discussed
by the following speakers; To aft; n,
Messrs. j. P. Wight and Francis Nc
ROBBIE; to deny Messrs. John Re:.rode
and H. Tasker. The discussion was
VIZ m at times and was decided in favor
of the negative by Messrs. O. S. VIII
son, A. McRobie and George Lee, who
were he judges. The speakers in
every case acqui,i ed themselves with
honor. During the discussion Mr.. A.
M. LETTERS filled the presidents chair
who was one of The debaters. Quite
large crowd of interes' ed listeners were
N att endance. The subjecc FOR discus
on at the next meeting will be: Re-
solved, That Fire is More Dest lctive
Than Water" with the following
speakers: To affirm, Messrs. Francis
McRoble, J. P, Wright and O. S. Will
son; to deny, Messrs. Hiram Tasker,
John Reyrode ard AID McRobie.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Garrett have
been visiting friends at Tunnelton dur
ing the mast two weoEc
Miss Ethel and Master James Comp,
who have be i visiting Their aunt, Mrs.
James Cof'man at Bloomington for two
weeks, returned to { heir home last Sa;-
urday.
Mr.. W. S. Upole and family, who
NOV from here to Upper Potomac
over year ago, retulnol to their farm
near here. All welcome them hack as
they are good and oblig;ng neighbois.
Mr.. James Smith and family were at
Oakland on business Saturday of last
week. We understand that Noby ex-
poets to go back to work for Foreman
Smith.
Mr.. William Sisk and Nathan B.
Soiker, who are EMPLOY d at Beckman,
came home TO spend Sunday.
Miss Pleasant Sullivan, one of Bloom
ington's accomplished young ladies, is
stopping with Mrs. E. Matthews at
present. Mr.. George Wolf, of Biz ON
ingtol, was visitor to the Matthews
home Sunday.
Messrs. Isaac Wright and A. H.
Friend took in the show in Cumberland
last week. Barney" says he never
knew so many elephants existed and
that the hippo was immense.
Mr.. Jesse Woods has gone to work on
the Baltimore and Ohio track.
This is the season of the year when,
according to the old adage, a great
many people become afflicted with
what is commonly called spring fever,
While this village is not wholly clear of
his dread epidemic, it appears that
here are some who have had what may
be termed the moving fever, but not
movable as we have head.
Mrs. J. w. Comp was at Bloomington
last Saturday.
Mrs. E. Matthews expects to go to
Pittsburg and to points in Ohio in few
days for visit TO friends.
Mr.. Harry Comp, who has been tele-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-05-09
Administrators Notice.

rms Is to give notice, That the subscriber
OF Garrett ConnUy, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court of Garrett County, in Mary
land, Letters OF Administration on the per
sonal estate OF
c. c. MILLER,
late OF Garrett county, Md, deceased. All
persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to eyhibi. the same with
vouchers thereof legally authenticated TO
the subscriber, on or before the 18th day of
OcOoDer neI6;.t they may Otherwise by law
pc excluded from II benef0 of said estate.
All persons knowing themselves Indebted to
SAID estate are requested TO make immediei s
payment.
Given under my hands this 18th day OF
April, 1907.
ABE MILLER,
Administrator,
Crellln Nd.