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county will be as follows:

Election District No. ], Swanton-In the
Election Building in the town of Swanton.
Election District No. :, Friendsvine-Inth the
Council Chamber in the town Of Friends
villa.
Election District No. 3. Grantsvine-In the
Old Postonce building in the town of
GrautsviIIe.
Election District No. +. Bloomington-In
Andrew MuHen's house in the town Of Bloom
ington.
Election District No. .. Accident-In the
house OF Mr. susan Englehart in the town
OF Accident.
Election District No. 6, sang Run-In the
Ell ect.on Building in the town of Sang Run.
Election District No. &. OakIani-In the
Martin store room, norner Third and Oak
Streets, in the town Of Oakland.
Election District No. 5. Byan's GIade-In
the Election building on the Northwestern
Turnpike
Election District No. 9, Johnson's-In the
Shop Of Thomas Johnson on the National
Road.
Election District No. 10. Deer Park-In the
building owned by C. II. Savage in the town
of Deer Park.
Election Dis The Elbow-In
the residence Of Joseph Warwick.
lection District 70. T. Bittinger-Iu the
Storeroom Of George W. Engle in the town
of 8ittinggr.
Election District No. 10, Kitzmilleryine-
In the Paul Shutz House in the town Of
! kitmElerville.
Election District No. "A Oakland-Iu the
ONCE Of the Supervisors Of Elections in the
West building ON Alder street, in the town
of Oakland.
JAMES E. MCGETTIGAN, Pres't.
PETER A. CHISHOLM,
EDMUND E. SOLLARS.
Board of Election Supervisors Of Gar
rett county, Nd.
EDWARD JAMESON. Clerk.
ALBERT L. LEE,
Sheriff of Garrett county, Md.
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THE DEATH RECORD.
MRS. GEORGE c. SHAW.

Death is always sad, but the attend
ant sorrow is unusually distressing for
Rev. George c. Shaw, pastor of Holy
Cross Episcopal church. Rev Mr..
Shaw is lying seriously i'll with typhoid
fever at Allegany hospital. His wife
is dead at their home on Seymour street.
Mrs. Shaw died yesterday afternoon at
4;30 O'Clock. The immediate cause of
her death was heart failure. Mrs.
Shaw had been delicate woman for
many months. but at times she was able
to go out and within the past week she
went to the hospital to see her husband.
| She had been confined to her room for
the past few days. Rev, Shaw was at
tackled with typhoid fever in Septem-
Der, and about three weeks ago was
taken to Allegany hospital His condi-
ton has at times been very serious, but
in the past few days he seemed to be
out Of danger. He is still very weak
man, however, so much so he could not
prudently be appraised Of the serious
condition Of his wife, and does not vet
know that the Grim Reaper has visited
his home. 1t was decided by his family
and physician not to break the sad news
to him last night, but to wait until this
morning, when it is hoped after a
nights rest he viii be the better able
to bear the shock.
Mrs. Shaw was about forty years of
age and was native of Wayne county,
w. Va. She and Rev. Shaw were mar
ried about 81 years ago while Rev.
Shaw was pastor in the Wheeling
diocese Of the Episcopal church, They
have been in Cumberland about six
weeks, coming here from Oakland,
Md, where Rev. Shaw had been pastor
of st. Matthew's church. Besides her
husband Mrs. Shaw is survived by two
children, MIR. Harry w. Shaw, a student
in business college here, and Miss
Loella Shaw, who is attending one of
the city schools The funeral arrange
ments have not yet been made, but the
burial will probably take place on Sat
urday morning with interment in Rose
Hill cemetery. Rev. C. E. Shaw, pastor
of st. Thomas Episcopal church, Han
cock, a brother Of Rev. Shaw, of this
city, arrived here yesterday afternoon.
Cumberland News, Friday.
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SWANTON.

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Mr.. j. Mankis is improving his house
by new addition.
Trofs. Turner and Basset, principal
and vice principal of the Oakland High
School, were visiting at Mr. c. NJ.
Miller's on last Saturday.
Miss Bessie Littman, chief operator
Of the c. & p Telephone Co., at Oak
land, was pleasant caller in town Sat
urday.
Mrs. A. F. George is visiting relatives
and ftiends in town this week.
On last Thursday the Republicans
held their mass meeting in Mays hall,
which was well attended. The meeting
was addressed by Mr.. j. c. Renninger,
Mr.. l.. F. Green, and Mr.. McKim
HINES, of Baltimore City. The Deer
Park band was present and furnished
the town and audience with excellent
music. The meeting closed with three
cheers for Gather and his friends.
NERVES.
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Sermon TO The KS OFF,

On next Sunday morning the local
lodge Knights of of Pythias will attend
Divince worship in St. Paul's NJ. Z.
church in body, when the pastor, Rev.
j. B. Workman will deliver an appro-
pirate sermon. All are cordially invited
to attend the service.
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Gimor ;. Hamiu Mortgagee VS.. Joseph
Martin and Melissa Hartin, his WIFE, Mort
gg gOrs
No. 1889 Equity. IN the Circuit Court for
Garrett County, Maryland.
Notice IS hereby given to the creditors of
Joseph Martin, deceased, to file their claims
properly authenticated, in the above enti-
tied cause, with The CLERK of this Court. on
or before The 26th day Of October, instant,
as / shall proceed on that day to distribute
the fund now in the hands or GimOr )
HamiiI, mOrtgagOr
EDWARD u. SINCELI, Auditor.
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ISRAEL M. FRANKHoUsER.

Israel M. Frankhouser was born Jan.
Is, 1922. near Brandonville, on the farm
now owned by Jonas Frankhouser, his
brother. He was the son of Daniel
Frankhouser, who moved from Lancas-
ter, Pa, to Grant district, Preston
county, W. Va, in the year 1900, being
one of the first settlers of that com
munity. In 1857 he was united in mar
riage to Elizabeth A. Gutherie, a daugh-
ter of Stephen Gutherie. Two years
later he moved from Brandonville to a
farm in Garrett county, Md, near
GAINESVILLE, where he resided for 54
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The polls of said election will be
opened in each and every Election Dis
trict Of said Garrett County, at the
usual places of holding .the polls, at s
O'Clock A. M, and will be closes at 6
O'Clock P. NJ, when the ballots shall be
counted according to law.
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Appointment of Clerks of
Election to Fill Vacancies.

OFFICE OF
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF ELECTIONS
FOR GARRETT COUNTY
OAKLAND, MD, oct. $, 1907
Lawrence Garvcy appointed clerk Of cleo
ton by this Board at meeting held August
81, 1907, for Election District No. 4, has been
found to be unable to serve as such, and in
his place and stead Bayard Michael, whose
poStOtiice address is WeSterupOrt is hereby
appointed to M said vacancy.
James \, Sincell, appointed Clerk Of Elec-
ton by tbs Board at a meeting held Aug 81 b..
1907, for Election District No. IA, has been
found to be unable to serve as such, ana in
his place and stead Harland l.. Jones. whose
pOstofflce address IS Oakland, Md. is hereby
appointed to I'LL said vacancy.
BY order OF the board.
JAS. j.. Meg ETrIGAN, Pres't.
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SUPERVISORS
NOTICE OF
OFFICE or
+" BOARD OF SUPERVISORS or ELECTION
EUE GARRETT COUNTY.

OAELASD. M. oct. 49, 1857
Notice is hereby given 70 the Judges a"G
Clerks Of Election AMI to the qualified voters
OF Garrett county, Maryland. that in accoI-
dance with the provisions Of Article 81 Of
Chapter a02 Of tine Acts Of the General As
sempiy Of Maryland, rassed ut the January
Session. 1896. ana amended by the Acts Of
1850, 1901 aud 1872. an Election viii be held in
the several Districts Of said Garrett county.
at the usual places Of holding elections and
hereinafter set forth on
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Examiners Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed, appointed by the County Commits
sioners Of Garrett county. to view the lands
through which the county road is to be re-
located, said change to be as follows Be
ginning on the count, road at Robert l..
FrieSe'S and running through the lands of
Robert l.. FrieSe and Samuel NandeIsalI to
near the home of Aaron Sines. distance of
about one mile, aud examine " neither the
said county road should he re located. win
meet on the 18Th day of November. 1897, for
such purpose, and TO determine whether the
public convenience requires the said change
of said county road, and if so, to locate the
same and perform their duty in the prem
iSeS.
WILLIAM A. SMITH
JONAS GLOTFELTY,
FREEMAN ID. DEWITT.
Examiners.
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Frame Dwelling House,
Six Rooms, Outbuildings and
q Well Of Good Water

The property is wei located. being but
about $40 or 900 feet from "Old auditorium
Taxes for 1907 viii be adjusted.
TERMS OF SALE-One-thr cash on day
OF sale, one third in six months and one
third I'D twelve months from day OF sale. or
all at the option of purchaser; the credit
payments to bear interest from day OF sale
and 10 he secured by the note or notes Of the
purchaser endorsed TO the satisfaction OF the
trustee. Convey ancin@ at the cost OF the
purchaser.
DANIEL J. BENDER, Trustee.
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CHAPTER l6l.
AN ACT prohibiting the sale Of spirituous
or fermented liquors in the several coun-

u TT III VTIVOu IIIuOTa III UIV stNtIuI tOUn-
ties of the State on the day Of Election.
SECTION /. BE it enacted by the General
Assembly OF Maryland, That 1t shall not be
lawful for the keeper of any hotel IN vern
store, drinking establishment, or any other
place where liquors are sold, or for any per
sons, directly or indirectly, to sell, barter
give or dispose OF any spirtuouS or ferment-
ed liquors, ale, beer or Intoxicating drinks
OF any kind, on the day OF election hereafter
70 be held in the several counties OF the
State.
SECTION And be il enacted. That any
person violating the provisions OF this Act
shall be liable to Indictment by the Grand
jury OF the county where the otfense is com
mitted, ana shall, upon convection nv n
Judge Of any Circuit Court OF the state. be
lined q sum not less than nifty dollars nor
more than one hundred dollars for each and
every ofense-one half the fine shall be paid
the lnformer, the other half to the County
commissioners for the use OF the public
roads
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-10-31

For the information OF all persons con.
cerned the following Act of the General As
sembly of Maryland passed March q. 1865, is
published
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TUESDAY,
The 9Th Day Of Novem-
Der, 1907,

2
One person TO he Governor Of +be
State Of NIarvland
One nerson r. he 4 ttorra,, General of
The STATE Of Maryland
One parson 70 ba Con,rtroIle,. IF tho
,rra.srr,, Of tba Sta+a If NorvIond
One parson 70 he CIark If tho Co,,,.t
of Anraals IF tho C+o+oof AIor,,lona
Two persons 10 be members OF the
mouse Oh Deiega'eS Of the state OF
maryland from 'affeII county
One person to be States Attorney Of
Garrett County.
o-,. ,,,-,,, H.. Cir r C.....
-, ,- i'--''''' " ~ '''N-' 80 Va val GU
one person TO be county commission
q VI NaiIeII CoullIy.
One nersop ia he CIarl, ia tho poord
e 60 49,.
VI Soud'S OoIlIlosl"!L~i9 oI Jarrett
county.
C..
OiiS peIo oii " Oe county treasurer OF
Jarrett county.
Tb,oo .o..o.. ., h.. Id
1HTee persons 10 De Judges OF the
Ornhars, Court Of Carret+ Co,,p+,,
~ P''''' ONIi VI N"' NOuIIy'
O,,... 49,. D:...-. mn, =
Olle person 10 be Register OF wills OF
Garrett COUNTY,
....- c j..
Ohe person. 70 De county surveyor CT
CARAT County,
Al. -
AlSo IOI OF against the following Act
of the General Aceor,LI,- of AT,,.,-Io,I
-A''~'''"iJ VI ma i'li'o'
passed at the January Session 1906
:l. -. '
pIoFluIHS iOT Ile Gaining OF COnVGn-
t;or for ol+o,.;,,rr h. (r,.-4:4,...- - =
'+'7 'i+O N"''0'luNulOi VI lOi
framing new one according to the
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PiI9iOlI9
the Copctitutic,, of Hi, c,.+.
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CHAPTER ~
49, ..
A AOl to provide for taking aULhc General
Election to be held in Tn. ,.sar ioa- tla
O''0
'NNo va '"S '"IS'9 % t44iH state IN re
gard to calling q convention for altering
the Constitution ol. for fl.,o,in., N ,...,,.
lr,,,,,,l,,-,5,,,.....,., % i.1"
"Iie "eS'I '44iS 80 Viit PROVISIONS OF Attlcle
II, section >. of the Constitution OF this
state
.sz,,
-, ne ~ = , pc IL cHdCtCI ny JLe 1eheral
~ o9Sti'uIS "a hdI iduu' mat aI the General
,,tcItaoI ~ lt Lel.i on tle HlsJ tuesday after
~ ~ III ~ MoHua$ IA November, IN the year
80 SmT1 Z >,ltI " auolnItteI 70 the legal
,t, IL roI'la "L IHls Sldte, Iof thelr
DStatoi' nv tIesulott HetAtI JHtre SNAIL be
''.t O Oh CIICIvl LoI ll!e purpose or alter
!II VIie Non9IiS uI!on OF thls state or OF fran
llS new CONSTITUTION. There shall be
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And the places of election in the sew
eral Election Districts of said Garrett
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Appointment Of Clerk
of Election to Fill
Vacancy.
OFFICE OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF ELECTIONS
FOR GARRETT COUNTY.

OAKLAND, MD, oct. q, 1871
Lawrence +. Green, appointed Clerk of
Election by this Board a a meeting held Aug
81, 1907, for Election District No. 3, has been
found to be unable to serve as such, and IN
his place and stead II. 5. Coleman, whose
postotfice. address is sutton, Md, is hereby
appointed to fill said vacancy.
BY Order OF the Board
JAS. Il. Meg ETTIGAN, Pres.
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THURSDAY,
The 31st day of October, OF,

at 10 O'Clock \ NJ, offer for sale al that val
liable fee simple lot of ground situate ana
lying in Mountain Lake Park. aforesaid on
D street, the same being known as the late
Eliza Custer home ana where she resided at
the time " her death. ana being now Occu-
pied by Thomas Harris. The Improvements
ON said lot consist OF a good two story
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate.

Under and by virtue of a decree of the
Circuit Court of Garrett county. passed in a
cause in which Roy Spiker ct al are plain
tits ana Jennie Bender ct al. are defend
ants. the undersigned trustee viii by public
auction, on the premises at Mountain Lake
PARK. Md. on
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-04-06

that the heads of the church encour
age people to go into polygamy," and
many more falsehoods. The Rev.
Hans Freeze holds most of his meet
ings in Presbyterian churches, takes
up collections and turns part Of the
proceeds over to the Presbyterian
board of home missions and with
this tainted or blood money they sup
pert the mission teachers and schools
in Utah.
Mrs. H. S. White, q representative
OF the Presbyterian Board of Home
Missions, stated in an interview in
the Philadelphia Inquirer, March IS,
1907: THAT the United States Sen
ate was bought by political bribery
to retain Senator Smoot." With
graphic details Mrs. White then de-
scribed scenes on trains in the west
ern part of the country where SEN
ators were seen by carloads of as
founded passengers t. take brides OF
good hard cash for giving their
pledges to Mormons." The Senate
was bought" said Mrs. White.
The falsehoods upon which the
Presbyterian Mission Schools of Utah
were founded, the slanderous meth
DDS by which money is raised for
their support and the Clemenson and
Freeze samples they turn out show
that they are a detriment and NEIL
acc to Utah public schools and are
blight which advertises Utah false
ly to the world.
Yours very truly,
V. S. PEET.
Philadelphia, Pa, April 2, 1907.
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NEXT WEEK. AT THE LYRIC.

Vaudeville is meeting with marked
success at the Lyric theatre. Last
weeks bill drew crowded houses
nightly and the bill for next week is
just as good or better than the other.
The Last of the Troupe" by Coombs
and Stone is alone worth the price
of admission Williams & Rose in
the little comedy Christmas Eve" is
a gem. Then there is Charles H.
Duncan, the jolly singing comedian,
Kurtiss & Buse and their trained toy
dogs, William Window in the Col
ored Nurse Girl" Leon lie CHARTERS
sings Would You Carer" Then
there is the Lyriscope and one of the
finest orchestras in town.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-04-06

and best product OF MS factory anu
people Judge them for what they
have produced. The two shining
lights, the most noted products and
the two biggest pumpkins of the
Presbyterian Missions of Utah are
the Rev. Mr. Clemenson and the Rev.
Hans Freeze. These two reverend
slanderers claim they are a direct pro-
duct of the Presbyterian Missions in
Utah, whereas they were once poor
doluded ignorant, blind pagan Nor
mons. They have had their eyes
bathed with the holy concentrated ex-
tract of John Calvin and now they
see and know that John Calvin's
Presbyterian God, made the whole
world out of nothing in six days"
whereas they were once blind in Nor
monism, now they see the beautiful
foreordination, predestination, Pres
byterian Church officers can forgive
sins, infant damnation, and literal
and eternal burning hell as taught in
the Presbyterian creed. The Rev. Mr..
Clemenson is a very irrational erratic
blood and thunder migrate. At
Mount Pleasant, on August 20, 1905,
the Rev. Mr.. Clemenson in a sensa-
tional harrangue before the Presby-
terrain Mission teachers, said the
people of Utah were traitors and law
breakers and begged them to respect
the flag" He pleaded for mission
school in every town in Utah to over
throw Mormon treason. His rantng
speech was so vehement and so in
furious to Utah that the Salt Lake
Tribune published it with startling
headlines so it would be copied by the
eastern anti Mormon press.
Again on March IS, 1906, this no.
torious product of the Presbyterian
Mission of the Presbyterian Church
went to New York and sought an
interview in the New York World in
which he repeated the John L. Lei
Itch, d. J. Mcmillan Maria Weed
falsehood that Senator Smoot was
polygamist. The Rev. Clemenson
went so far in this interview as to
manufacture two plural wives and
one polygamist child for Senator
Smoot. At this time the Smoot in.
vestigation was in progress in Wash
ington, and knowing his statement
was such flmsey falsehood, but
being an arrant coward he did not
dare go to Washington and place his
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-04-06

NIL. SlClllSllSoll lildoC tIiio Vial ~
Chat Senator Smoot was a polyga-
mist) he deliberately stated what he
knew to be false, or at least what he
had no reason to believe was true.
There are no words sufficiently Sc
we're with which to characterize that
kind of man. Any man, and par
ticularly any man who wears the
cloth of the profession of God, who
would deliberately make false state
ment of that charactcr about another,
and especially when that other was
engaged in contest before the Senate
and before the country for the pre-
sensation of his good name, deserves
to be cut out of decent society and
piloried with the contempt of hon
est men of all time to come"
With the above lie still fresh on his
lips the Rev. Mr.. Clemenson, this pro-
duct of the Presbyterian Mission
went back to Utah was received with
open arms by the Presbyterians there
and he is now pastor of the Presby
terrain Church at Logan, Utah Mis-
sion teaching the pool Mormons the
commandment, Thou shalt not lie
or bear false witness against thy
neighbour"
The other notorious product and
shining light of the Presbyterian Mis-
sion in Utah is 1.-The Rev. Hans
Freeze, a converted Mormon" The
Rev. Hans Freeze is travelling anti
Utah lecturer for the Presbyterian
Board of Home Missions, I56 5th
Avenue, New York. The Rev. Hans
Freeze is like the Rev John D. Nut
tirg, slippery, oily, Shiny hypocrt,
who uses innuendo and hidden false
hoods to slur and belittle Utah. The
Rev. Hans Freeze Ike the Rev. Mr.
Nuttng will tell a truthful reason
able story about the people of Utah
up to some point where stopping will
give it a reverse meaning; then he
will STOP thus leaving the false i'm
preston on his audience. Like the
old darkey woman who would sing
4 love to steal, | love to steal,
love to steal awhile away from every
care and pain" only the Rev. Hans
Freeze and the Rev. Mr.. Nutting
never finish the last part of the
sentence. The Rev. Hans Freeze
pictures home life in Utah as pitiful
and APPALLING. "The Christian
Church" he says, is attempting to op-
pose lecherous polygamists and trea-
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-04-06
ECZEMA and PILE CURE FREE

Knowing what il is to suffer. will give FREE OF
CHARGE, to any afflicted a positive cure for
Eczema, Salt Rheum. Erysipelas, Piles and Skin
Diseases. Instant relief. Don't suffer longer.
Write F. w. WILLIAMS, 400 Manhattan Avenue
New York Enclose Stamp.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-05-04
Dodson Happenings.

Correspondence
Ware, recently from Indian
Territory, was II visitor here this
week.
The recent cold snap has been
very severe on cattle and sheep on
the ranges.
w have noticed several loads
of hides passing through here in
the last few days enroute to Tu-
cumcari.
The farmers are all wearing
smiles since the recent rain and
snow. Corn and garden truck
does not seem to be damaged by
the cold snap.
The Briscoe Bros. have pur-
chased the Robson cattle.
Crominge and son, of Melrose
were here m day this week. Mrs.
Crominge is reported quite sick.
A Mr.. King of Texas is stopping
on Uncle Dick Stevens place. He
is looking for a claim.
Jack Davis and wife were WIS.,
itors ut Mrs. Cooper's this week.
Geo. Buyers baby died and was
laid to rest in the Dodson ceme-
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terry. May our Heavenly Fathers
spirit be ever near and comfort
the bereavcd parents and grand
mother.
John Esslinger has purchased
300 pounds of miIlct, and will, try
"A small grain crop this year,
Milton Poots and children will
return to Arkansas this week.
There will be lots of corn, mil
let and beans planted in this local
ity. Beans are no selling at 4
cents a pound.
Sid Williams, who has been sick
with measles, is recovering.
Miss Lewis Holt has returned to
Tucumcari after Il pleasant visit
with he mother.
L. Horton spent several days
with home folks this week.
Mrs. Elliott and family and
Mrs. Flossie Elliott left Monday
for their new home on the Pireta.
We r sorry to lose these good
people.
John Briscoe sold two hogs to
Rome Donohoo this week for
$15.O 90 apiece.
OLD SETTLER.