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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
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S...y-yI< sses y Z a. - sc- 81

TN think It over" said Mason.
10 YOU think he could beat mcf
Z don't think he would" ~.
tuned RYAN. ~ think I've Old Man
wosid lind way to bring him Into
nnO. hut there's no use taking
chances when YOU can lust as well
have cinch
eoh. well. said Mason ~ last. ~
he doesn't ask too much Of me
when he gets down e. details, III
flx It up with him. Hut It comes
nAfd.
"py the way" Ryan continued,
do YOU know anything about the
independent gaa mcaeuref
Mason Was instantly alert
'erhe one that raised such n cry
of hoodlci whom thss tried 10 pat
Il through a few mouths ago. he
asked
YES. thata the one. Some OF tGs
people h~ek al that are good frtcnss
oi the old Man, You understand. el
course RYAN went on. hastily,
that the old Man never touched a
dishonest penny IN hts HE. Hut
there's a god bit la that measure
for lac campaign fund. he said,
ana the old Man never loses sight
of the needs OF the party treasury
Then. some Of tho men behind Il
have been aarfui 10 hlm. and can
be OF more use"
ITS notorious Doodle and
sAndhaKglng schomel@ exclaimed
Mason.
Ryan shrugged his shoulders.
We've got nothing to do with
that he urged AN we've got IA
DO Is 20 take carr of the men who
can deliver the goods. and these
r,sn can deliver just what the Old
Man needs 10 enable him To spread
out a little. They can strengthen
him at Springfield One Of them Is
there aou as the representative Of
a district the old Man never has
hran able to control Now that tn
dependent gas ordnance II eomins
up again in the next council. Mason
aud the Old Man wants 10 have u
passed
u woat vote Tor II" said Mason
almost anxtily.
The people II this ward Aln'i
~ofrylnE about Il. and you're COINS
20 represent them. Ipainnaicd
RYAN. Why. you're practically
pledged 70 run. n you don't after
they way they've rallied TO yonl
support. you might a. we'll move
out OF the ward"
Well. / will run asserted Ma
son. hotlY I may have M Chance
Of winning. but m make the race.
oh, no. you won't. Mason" re-
turned Ryan. with a significant
smile. IF ron throw down the Old
Man yuu woat be nominated
lie has no right TO demsnd
his. protested Mas@n. and u I'm
turned dewn fos the nofnsasron III
tell the reason Why
The Old Man.- pursued RyRn
has been too foxy te seand for ssssa
ordinance publicly at any time W
fact. yau will recn1 that he has
condemned H. do you think any
one viii believe YOU when Yoa aas
he made II the price OF your nom
nation I tell you. Mason. you're
In = tiKht place. The ~ard vtll BE-
disEsatea. and so will thu Old Man.
They'll say IL vsha all bluff. and
you sold oat. for Bob Hso~e wiii In
alst that sou could have had she
uomlnati1a II you really wanted IT,
They n think they ye hcsu betrayed
and yuu esnt tell them anythiug
tAAtH make them think different.
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"and / would have thrown bis
bouquet ON your deak That's
proper when a new alderman makes
his first bow. isn't it,
+of eoura0" chlmed In Han.
men. and anything az ali Ca the
flower llnsDta considered appro
pirate Why. heard that two
years ago. ~hon tioRnn'a eonstitu.
ontH went GN Ia buy n floral offer
iug. the biggest things they could
find we're "A brokea pillar aud "A PHI.
low With the word Rest on It. So
they had thuep pat on hia deak. and
hc VS. tho rroudeat man IN the
cenueu"
ITO no Continued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
FINE FOR SUGAR TRUST AND JAPS;
SOLVE JAP EMIGRATION PROBLEM

permanent and complete control OF
the sugar market ia America.
Briefly. the proposal amounts Ia
sort of commercial annexation of
the islands 10 Japan. without a 20.
litieal annexation Advocates of
the scheme say II 10 hast~ ON frank
recognition of the fact that two
aiisn races and civilizations ought
not Ia be unnecessarily brought isto
competition
Opponents OF the idea aver the
closer the commercial relations be-
tween Japss and the Philippines,
the more an1istss the former would
be 10 Hcassre t.-e iHssud posses.
siona 7oley be.aeve the arrange
ment weird DO assse pfekfsinasy
4. wssA
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Bee Hive Circles % First Preshs,
tartan Church.
Arr,,sa for Estarslan.

n " iiiakcsley Of Gsorgetown
was arrested yesterday bY Deputy
Sheriff Joe Hlll and charged with
cxtorti1n and practiolng medicine
without iio-nse he Is alleged Ia
have accepted 5000 % cure a casc
pronounced hopeless By reputable
physicians
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
CELEBRATE Anafve assRy

The aixty.sesond anniversary oi
the marriage ~ Mr. arid Mrs Chas
Proseh pioneers Of Puget sound
xsa celebrated yesterday While
Mr.. proseh b. " aud Mrs Prosch
~. beth are enjoying geed hoal,h
and were al,ie 90 greet their old
friends aad 80 entertain them from
early afternoon until 10 o'clock Ia
the evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
by C. ~. rAvEnnER.

lSeattls stars 0cluatse oefNiecl
WASHINGTON. Jan Is-Now
comes the sugar trust with tho
welfdeat PLAN oct presented for the
solution OF thu japanese irnmigra
tion question.
II proposes that tho japanese
government proycat the immigra.
lion Of coolies to the 4 s.. aud
that IN return for this eoncesNicsl
ne permit free trade between the
Philippines and Japan.
representatives OF sho trust nave
caused their plan To be aired la
Washington as the view Of Baron
Kaneke. Tho trust does not wans
the public 10 understand II ID ~ All
Interested
Allied with the trust In tlsts are
alt the sugar bert states II may
saem a long jump from suear t.
immigration. but interested obaerv-
eos establish a close connection.
Ta1r sugar interests fear the re-.
fhctlon or sbolttien Of duty on rht.
isuiTts products comtuE into the
tin4ted states. This Soslid mean
ekafs the price Of sugar 10 euBsum
efn would be cut st least one half
Hamili0n Wright. IN his Handbook
ei the phlllpplpeS shows that be.
ID Hs Of the cheap Filipino labor.
slisas could be Ectuaiiy ssid for
ttI9 a pound.
Y therefore the reduction OF duty
o. Philippine products would be- a
essere blow 20 the sugar Interests
TIC proposed plan would enable
Jlapan 10 consume tho Philippine
hHfaf. sai assnre the sugar trust
II Pullman Boots. the beat boot
made. III like a glove Price 81 90
and g. 30. Come IN and SEQ them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
u. S. Navy Yard

Take 4 trip on the Sound and
visit the e. = navy yard. see the
battieahlpa Oregon. Wisconsin and
Nebraska. the cruisers Buffalo and
the training ship Philadelphia. tho
mammoth dry dockR. torpedo boats
aud prison ship Nipaie. Boats leave
pier ?. foot OF Ycalcr way. ) times
daily. Round trip. 50c. -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
CHAPTER "

A Glimpse Of Practical Peiii'es'
ana had. bad commented
nm, RYAN. when he beard % the
-.a - between Mason and sen
stsF feppef. . 49,.
- tAe tuc wcrc alone In the little
49, M. Mason being upstairs
IN the children.
swAvs- demanded Mason Pep
a., wanted me to use nv influence
!. ratalu his men on the eitN pay
~ sesanllsss Of their fitness aud
- demanded the promise 81 my
s-.s..rt tof himself I don't know
..sshlas about bis men. and What
Itsos u him Is not particularly 10
- rr4slt Am ! % tie mA self up
AZ ever, proposition befofe | even
sss the nomination
Rxaa Nas hardly prepared Tor
a. bit H. laughed Il of
-Yan1l understand better when
,.,.xe harmed 60 handle the
,...<- he said. ITS sometimes
rseessary In politics 10 do some
tAluEs ron dont want 20 do In or
ar % b. able 10 90 some other
mise that you really ousht to do
That where the refoFmef makes
his mistake. The greatest Eood
fsr ne greatest Number. Is the
motia You've a great chance 10
us xafd. and there's no use throw
inx Il sssY. ius TO shov that You
dat approve OF Pepper That
ixnf practical"
This sounded plausible. and Il
cxnnas BE- denied that Mason vas
Willing 10 BE- convinced. lie wanted
10 - nominated and elected
eYaa'se got 10 make some saeri'
fees lur the people q Youf ward.
Ryan wsu, on. and you might even
ssy fcr the eits. Yea can do them
more goad 10 the coaneil than you
can here. can't YOU Well then,
your hHxiness Is 10 gai elected OF
course. Pepper worked for the Al
lea ELL. bat what's that 10 yon
B>eaa<e be did one or Two bad
tAiaxs Is no reason shy you
sbsuianf put him IN the Say of
Dang ! god one. like eiectiuG Yuu
10 tke enancii You'd better 90
hack Ard tell him you're with bin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

The ullurcmenta Of the Seattle
shop windows proved too much for
Master Willie Kent. aged "a. and
he proceeded IA spend woHi Of thu
money sent him to come back to
bis sick mother of Arlington.
The boy has been IN school here.
aud when his mother became Be.
flonalY II money was sent him 10
return While thought he would
wander around town until time 20
take the irain. and having n slight
surplus Ut mOneJ. started buying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
POLICE CAME TO
BOYS RESCUE

When the tigs came 10 80 %
Arlington. he found bis pockets
dollar short Of ths required
amount
In alarm no went 70 the police
station The bright face Of the
yaunRater attracted the night force.
and the hnt was passed for ntnl
lie was placed In charge Of she
matfon over night. And this morn
Ing With money in hts pocket and
ticket In his hand. he boarded
tho train for Arlington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
HEAR Yovse's REPORT.

A full attendance Of the Central
Labor council last night heard State
Organiser c q. Young af the Amer
lcan Federation Of Labor make his
report Of the work Of the Washing
ton delegation AT the late labor con
gress az Norfolk.
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Seattle Star Exclusive ssrvlee.)
Los ANGELES. Jan. Is West.
lake psrk In Los Angeles u con.
ceded by travellers r. be the finest
artificial show place on the globe.
The magnificent luxurianee Of the
gorgeous semi tropical verdufe pre-
SCENTS a beNildoring aud gorgeous
color scheme.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

The famous palm drives furnish
a great attraction for globe-trotterH
aud tourists. who say that they
more than equal the famed royal
gardens OF the Orient.
Weatlake IL not a large park. but
it costs the city an immense yum
yearly to maintain t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
BITS s'HEMs

Michigan clsh Dance.
taHt evening al Carpenters hall,
GA Fourth hy, the Michigan cilb
held their annual ball
Gamma Phi Beta Aluu.ai.
The alumni Of Gamma lsh, Hota
VIII meet Tor luncheon Saturday AZ
/ o'clock az the Perry apartments
un Madison aud horeu
kinstesnth Century Club.
Miss Jones ana Miss Mc8linch
wera haateHsea this aftefnoan Co tho
Nineteenth Century clhh. at apart
ment 40 In the Waldorf
Social Schemes.
-tfH Anna beck Alien entertained
No social science department ~ the
Women's Century club az her home,
on 18th aV n ", this afternoon.
sisty Second Wedding Anniversary.
Mt aud Mrs. Charles pfaaeh cela-
hrated yesterday their END wedding
anniYefHary During the afternoon
aud evening they were at home 90
their friends, and many pioneers
called or sent tokens 81 the day
They were the recipients Of many
handsome presents
Cathedral fishers Untsrtainsd. &
The uHhorn' society ~ the 81
James cathedral we're entertained
Tuesday evening at banquet az
the Hntlsr hotel Res Father -
l,~nisy vas host and an lufsFsatinE
Program - toanta ana spee he's con
uihuted 10 the cnioYmont u tho
guests
Cooking School Lectures.
The Ladies' AID nactnty u the
first Presbyterian church has made
Arrangements fpr series q cook
ms Hehaai lectures 70 ~ held IA
the Kitchen ~ tho church on We'd
neaaAYH and Fridays. Damonatra b.
tons are 10 be made IN the methods
% baking. hruiling and roasting
Each Program VIII suggest va
rtetY - dishes and ways for most
economical cooking
Bee Hive Circles % First Prsshy
tsrtsn Church.
Mrs Wallace "a. Lea vas hostess
to Circle n of the FIRST Frssby-
trriAn church yesterday afternoon
Circle u pct this afternoon at
the hama 81 Mrs. Alexander 1
Wtnskeld A. meeting last week
tho fehuN lns officers were elected
Mrs. Alexander I wguEfIeld. prusi
dent. Mrs. Robert psrenu=. first
vica president. Mrs. fsarsnfo ~.
Ward, second vice president. Mrs.
Catherine iiadhury. secretary Mrs
]. A. HaAss. treasurer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

nu.. RYAN informs the foliiicis ns
..,es--l IN the back foom OF Gas
tasas sslaan that the Old Man
s,s tun unpledgod men uominat
- az aldermen. They are Harold
psrnell. a younE society ss.s.a q 'h'
s s~.s. .fearth ward. and jee Mas.
an u the kishh.
y n = halks when bob lioWe aud
s.~ssef Pepper hint that he must
:. arlshtr With the sans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
Talk With Brewa

Ahoas the plumbing and heating
Z n ysaf asw house. Get uur esti-
ssse G H. Brown Plumbing Co.
81 Pine s. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

AnY sAlssourianr vii be cheer
fully shown" our securities and
bank account on request Wash
ington Fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
s A l. f.
PIANOS
se,h Annual Clearance Sale Of
Pianos Nov on at
kohler & chase's
Established 1851

During this great Clearance Sale
We are marking pianos down To
about "haif value" TERMS SIC
DOWN, balance EASY monthly
pas msnta 90 suit
II has been our policy for as
years "a sell ton the first OF each
year. all stock left over from the
preceding year REGARDLESS OF
COST. This may seem queer 10
other dealers. but the "test Of time"
has proven this method 10 he Il
good one II cleans up the stock.
and turns everything into cash or
good contracts. and although Wa
must sacrifices PROFITS 60 do II.
we are the gamers In the end
Those who calt EARLY will have
FIRST choice a. we strongly adj
wise the pubas II fall at once. be-
fore the cNahitg out process"
gets too far adfg
We can prfalsse that this IN the
greatest rodu n n sale this year
will see. and Purchasers will be
surprised at Hss4prieea quoted and
dnality OF gnsa1F offered.
cArACpauEs FREE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

n Pullman Boots. the beat boot
tkade. III like glow Price 81 90
and O. 50 Come IN and see them
al Halls, Itii First az. 90.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-07-30
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate.
Military Lot No. 2G63,'

containing fifty acres, situate and belrg on
Cove Hill. in Election District No. > " Gar
rett county, Maryland. and being the home
farm of the late benjamin f. Bowser.
The improvements consist of a Log House
containing five rooms, a new Barn 20NS5 feet
together with other necessary Outbuldings.
and about ten acres OF the place Is under
cultivation. There Is large quantity of
prop timber and locust posts upon the land.
This property will be sold subject to the
pasturage and crop rights for the present
year.
TERMS OF SALE. as prescribed by the
Decrcp-One third of the purchase money to
he paid in ca 81 on the day OF sale: One-third
IN six months and onc-third IN twelve
months, the deferred payments t. bear in
tcrCet from the day OF sale ana To he secured
10 the satisfaction of the Trustee. or the en-
tire uurchHse money may hc uaiC ir cash, at
the option OF the purchaser or purchasers.
AMOS BOWSER. Trustee,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-07-30

Mr.. D. E. Bolden, who was con-
fined to bis residence for nearly four
weeks with threatened attack Of paral-
ysis, has recovered and is again attend
ing to business.
An elderly gentleman desires board
and room in unpretentious boarding
house OF with private family; terms
must be reasonable. Address 1897
Baltimore St, Washington, D. c.
BY advertisement in this paper today
Sheriff Austin Brown gives notice of
the sale Of large amount Of liquors,
etc, located at German. The sale will
occur at public auction on Saturday.
August Sth.
MIR Edmund Manages, who arrived at
his home from Gettysburg College sew
eral weeks ago has gone to point near
Harrisburg, "a, where he is in camp
with a number of friends. He expects
to return to Oakland early next week.
Orders taken for Aubrey Sisters
famous Beautitier, tint, massage cream.
GdepIatory powder, soaps, etc, a. Oak
lana Hotel l9-tf.
Mrs. R. V. Baughan and three child
rem, of Lynchburg, Va, who spent
several weeks at the home of Mrs.
Baughan' 5 parents, Mir. and Mrs.
Frank Chase, near Oakland, left here
last night for their home at Lynchburg.
Mrs. Lewis H. Karn, of Port Orange.
Fla, remembered by many Oakland
people as former resident here. after
spending few weeks at the Loewen-
stein Hotel on Oak street, has gone to
Mountain Lake Park where she will
spend the month of August.
FoR RENT-A good farm. About 80
acres under cultivation; twenty acres
IN grass; good barn and house; plenty
OF wood for fuel; about two miles from
Oakland. For further particulars adj
dress Farm, ~ Republican office, Oak
land' MD. 22-4t
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment of the West Virginia Wesleyan
College. which appears in this paper to-
day. Mr.. w. L. Mason. of Oakland, is
the local representative of the College
and he will be glad to give any infor-
nation concerning the same.
Mr.. S. K. White, Mrs. Laura White
Mrs. Sophia Ray, Mrs. Lydia Nuzum,
Misses Cora Ray, Lena White and Doye
Bartlett leave Saturday for Mt. Lake
Park to spend several days ct that de-
hghtful resort in fishing, boating, pic
nicing and having jolly good time. -
Grafton Sentinel.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-07-30
SATURDAY,
The 8th Day Of August, 1908

beginning at = O'Clock p. VI. at the saloon
property lately occupied by the said Charles
D. ''iilaspie, at the town OF German. Garrett
county, aforesaid, >el at public auction the
following described property, to-wit:
A large quantity of Whiskey, Wines,
Brandy, Gin, Porter and Beer, including
the following brands: Rockbridge, Ma
rgland Club, Malt, Georges Creek,
Kentucky Dew, Sherwood, Golden Ea-
gle and Apricot Whiskey; Apple, Peach
and Ginger Brandy; Catawba, Black
berry, Sherry and Scoopen Wine. These
liquors are in half-pints, pints, quarts
and gallon packages. Also a large lot
of Cigars, Tobacco, Tobacco Cutter,
Bedspring, Mattresses and Bedding,
Workboard, Ice Box, Sausage Grinder,
Stoves, Cork Machine, Saw, Brace and
Bit, lot of Alcohol, Bar Fixtures, in
GLIDING a fine front and back Bar, etc.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH no prop
erty to be removed until terms are com
piled with.
AUSTIN BROWN,
Sheriff of Garrett county, Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-07-30

Mr.. James N. Litzlnger, Of Grafton,
spent yesterday evening ia Oakland
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs, H, W. Matheny, Of
Cumberland, are here this week the
guests Of relatives.
Mr., s A. Kendall, Of the Kendall
Lumber Company. sent day or two in
Oakland last week.
Mr. Henry Krug, formerly Of this
county, spent a few days in Oakland
this week on business.
Mr.. John C. Durham went to his old
home at SeI5ysport last week to visit
friends and relatives for a week or two.
Some think that when they've
rounded off the corners of rottenness
they've polished impurity into purity.
For Thoroughbred Jersey bull
calf, entitled to registry. Apply at
Uplands, Deer Park
21-2t S. B. HAULENBEEK.
Mr. and Mrs. George II. SeweH, of
Latrobe, Pa, were here a few days this
week visiting their niece, Mrs. S. &.
Shirer.
Mrs. Harry Someryille, of Cumber-
land, is in Oakland for a short time,
being a guest at the Loewenstein Hotel
on Oak street.
When you come to town don't forget
to call at the Gold Mine Store. Candy,
tobaccos, fishing tackle, 2 bottles pop
for sc. Geo. NJ. Mason, Prop'r.
Miss Ethel Loar, of Grafton. who
spent two weeks in Oakland visiting
her grandmother, Mr. D. H. Loar, has
returned to her home
Misses Minnie Rosenbaum, of Cum
berland, and Helen Barnes, of Wash
ington, D. c., are in Oakland visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Creutzburg.
We have just receive car load of
Extra Clear Red Cedar Shingles direct
from the Pacific Coast G. VI. RATH-
BUN & Sons, Mt. Lake Park, Nd. %
Mrs. Mahlon C. Hinebaugh went to
Baltimore last Friday in response to a
Telegram announcing the death of her
little nephew, son of her sister, Mrs.
Jones.
If interested in threshing outfit see
A. D. Naylor. He has good outfit to
sell at a bargain and on easy terms.
The complete outfit in good shape. 1873
Mr.. and Mrs. William Grim, of
Cincinnati, Ohio, who spent week at
the home of Mr. Joseph NJ. Grim in
Oakland, returned to Cincinnati yester-
day morning,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-07-30
SHERIFF'S SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate

Under and ny virtue Of a writ Of Heri tacias
issued out Of the Circuit Court for Garrett
county. Nd. at the suit O1 Arch 4 Young
et al y. Dennis G. Hare the same befu. NJ.
Ju'iclalS t. SCI tember Term. lgl>. and 70
the undersigned sheriff directed / have ia
ken INTO execution all pT Tie right title. in
Jefest and estate of the said Dennis {. Hare.
IN ana 70 G - here matter described reaI
estate. >nG hereby give notice that VIII on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-07-30
EDWARD II. SINCELL.
GIDNOR :. HANILL.
Trustees
Notice to Creditors.

This j. to give notice. That the subscriber.
OF Garrett county hath obtained from the
orphans Court Jt Garrett county. in Mary
Land, letters Of Administration on the per
sDnal estate OF
THOMAS DAVIS,
late Of Garrett county. deceased. All per
sons having claims AGAINST the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same. with
the voucher, thereof legally authenticated
to tn subscriber, On or before the 18Th dat
OF November next: they may otherwise by
law Ne excluded from all benefit of said Is
tate. All persons showing themselves in
GeJted 70 said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment.
Given under ny hand this 18th daV Of
May. igIa.
BRADLEY y. DAVIS.
Administrator,
kitZMiller. Nd.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-07-30
Is Theirs Hope Beyond The Grave,

Free Lecture. Come and hear this
most interesting subject thoroughly
discussed by the distinguished lawyer
and bible eXegete, Mr., j. F. Ruther-
ford, of Booneyille, Mo-, at the Oak
land Opera House Sunday, August 2, at
3 O'Clock p. m. Undenominational. No
collection.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-07-30
Free Scholarships.

At the recent competitive examina-
lions held by the Garrett County
School Board for scholarships in the
various state institutions, Superinten-
dent +. A. Browning announced the
awards as follows: Western Maryland
College, Edward Leary, of Oakland;
Maryland Agricultural College, Welton
Wilson, Of Mountain Lake Park; St.
johns College, John Holman, of
Friendsyille; State Normal School Miss
Artie Friend, Of Friendsville; Maryland
Institute, Miss Dora ST.. ay Rayenscroft,
OF Accident.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-07-30
Lawn Fete.

The Woman's Civic Club of Mountain
Lake Park will conduct lawn fete at
Chautauqua Park, Mountain Lake Park
from 2 until O'Clock p. M, on August
4th. The usual attractions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-18

The presentation of picture of the
late Prof. j. NJ. II. Sill, by his son, DIR
Joseph Sill. OF the Detroit Clinical
laboratory. will be feature of me
first graduating exercises OF the Sill
school. Thursday afternoon. Jan. %.
The picture will be accepted on behalf
OF the board OF education by Supt.
Martindale. Principal J. IL. Mande
vile will present the diplomas. The
class officers are: President. Peter G,
Hammelef: vice president, Emma
Drinkert; secretary. Herman ID South
wick: treasurer. Myrtle +. Hoisington.
The class roll follows: Emma Drink
ert. Edgar Otto Leuschner, Ina Eva
Walter. Letta Faye. Craft, Herman
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