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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-06-25
Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have NHen nled In
the Probate Court of Hooking county, Ohio,
for Fist ana Final settlement Minnie Allen,
with the VIII annexed OF
the estate of j ". Allen, deceased, and the
same will come on for hearing on the lTth.
day of July A, ID. lvO6 at 10 o'clock A. M, or
as soon thereafter as may be convenient.
+. p. Martin.
June q, S-wks. Probate Judge.
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Notice for Parole.

Notice is hereby given that Oh ARIES
WRIGhr d, prisoner now confined III the
Ohio state heformatory, Is entitled, under
the Law aud rules governing paroles nom
said institution, to recommendation to the
Board of Managers by the superintendent
ana Chaplain as worthy oI onsidera tion
TOR parole. said application VIII be Tor
hearing on ana after july n, 1905.
j II, CLARK.
July 25, 3.wks. ChIei CIerk
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-13


d., anu ''''gr points, nave returned to
IA "a 'i.'l7l ~, al 'io4hJalh La. e Park,
sweet fresh burter he I'm ''' ',.t ''" VI o. 5
cents cash and trade. 2l-2r
Mrs " 7. Tboo,ss ,,.a,t +o cI.J..
vile, w. Va, last Saturday to remain
as the cues of relatives. Mr.. Thomas
accompanied her returning to Oakland
Sunday evenit 2.
We have INST recai,.a O. ca, load of
Extra Clear Red Cedar Shingles direct
lIol' p ' ne. iaG a., cast e. NJ kATH-
a. ~ '''''
'''.'' ,,o" " ~ young people ehap-
q ''i1" " MS 3et'Ia Johnson went
vi @ nay ',''. 20 a ''oTa j oesuay hl&ht'
returning =" oakland yesterday morn
~. w. anu ~ ,, - 'n w. laws ana Two
- 'J,'7 i9,' '"n 'aHu MONDAY Tor
- q 'I-'' d. "''ei Z '"ey went 10 attend
'''' ''''''' no" III
p x COS - INA 0''S'
-, ~ : " ''''' 'esiey was caiIer al
',a.9 o'i'ee 'ii'S morning, lie Is a most
I ''J'I e'''G,ii'''i anu MS acquaintance
-, D' 'uI'iEa'ed ny an especially
'''0'e 'ii'e' g 'eu III forest preservation
MesSrs. +. }. Frlnger and E. |. West
anu o"eLIII AUSTIN Brown were at Stoy-
q ueSu"y "Htre they made an mVen-
eoi u C.'e s'o'N oI goods OF the Htoyer
supply Company taken under an eAecu-
''o'' y ''e ''iieiii1'
Messrs. George Fulk and William
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-13

MT M&hlon DiotieIty' OF MeHenry'
was IN Oa"iaAa Monday on BUSINESS.
Miss lara Painter, Of near Pittsburg,
is visiting Miss Grace Jones.
Master George Bolden, of Grafton,
Is visiting Oakland relatives this week.
Mr. Stanley Harvey. Of near Wilson.
was in Oakland Iasr Monday when he
made this Office brief business visit.
Just received at the CITY Roller Mill.
one car oats and one car corn. Helbig
& West.
Feed Of all kinds constap " on hand
at the City Roller Mills Forprjcas tell
epbone us. Helbig & West
NJ, Int. ct-..-., Il.
function is vi ting her paronts Mr.
and Mrs George w Iegoa in Oakland
,r+h,r N,..r,r u.ho -,,o,4 fan dow,
- - ,,I,4;,.a, ,g.,,,ra1 .. ~.
home IN Oakland last Thursday even
ing
NJ. ,ui+o poI;,n ,a,.,,,,,. ,.,,,,,,-
H.. - - W " IT., IT,
several ,yaal,s as +ha g,as+ of Misses
Pearl and Margaret T,awton
NJ a ,,.. Oru y ~. .,.;...,
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main +ba rast Of the month &c r,,as+s Of
relatives
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narents Mr. and Mrs Oliver Howard
at their home on liberty street
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-13
TRAIN LOAD OF REGULARS.
Battalion of the Fifteenth Infantr
Passed Through Friday.

Last Friday morning a battalion of
the Fifteenth United States Regular
Infantry passed through Oakland on a
special train run as the first section of
train No. 3, being bound for Fort
Douglas, at Salt Lake City, Utah, from
Fort Slocum, New York. where the
battalion had been stationed for some
time
At the station here a number Of the
men got off the train and when it pull
ed out one of them was left behind,
although he made strenuous efforts to
catch the train by running after it until
it disappeared around the bend west Of
depot. He returned TO the sta ion and
was taken on west by regular train No.
3 which followed a few minutes after
ward.
The soldiers We're qua~ted in five ears
Of the old-fashioned Pullman type.
They We're in charge of two sergeants
there being no commissioned officers
on board. The soldiers were a very
jolley set Of men and seemed to be en-
joying their trip immensely.
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StorR News
Iican

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. r. Harry West,
Monday morning, a daughter To Mr..
and Mrs Charles Liiler Monday after
noon, son.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-13
Miss Mora Shepard, of Cumberland,
is visiting Miss BeSs OfTutt

Miss Nellie Menear, Of Kingwood,
W Va and Miss Higgins. of Terra
Alta, spent Sunday in Oakland.
Mrs. Matte Brown and daughter
Miss Julia, Of near Kingwood, are in
Oakland where they are the guests of
Dr. and Mrs. w. H. Ravenscraft.
Senator R. A. Ravenscroft, who went
to Baltimore last Sunday night, return
ed to Oakland Tuesday evening and will
remain here a few days.
, Miss Nora Walters, Of Morgantown,
who was the guest for several days
recently of the Misses Manages. return
ed to her home at Morgantown Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Harland Jones, Of Oakland, Md.
and Mrs. Roy Shaw, of Terra Alta, ar
rived in the city on train No. 3 this
morning and are spending the day with
friends. Grafton Republican.
Messrs. S. A. Howell, Of near Oak
land, and d. E. Bolden left here this
morning for Webster Springs, West
Va, where ten days will be spent by
the gentlemen. Mr.. Bolden went to
-. i,a,.lh...5 ''-' '''l ca i'-''' '''i u
I Accompanying the Kingwood base
ball team to Oakland last Saturday
!, n. ILL.,
wren oaNlailu hihe' IN the game play
ca ~ u anu Ul'e 'IaIIorS' run up score
noun f9,.,,,o,. $50, D., Ivy, w. -.--,
o,d ~ paa.a
- ''es, one u / .O'S'uiS De9-
pp','''i'H. " III 'e al mountain LAKE
",,''' aug ''s' -'.,'' o''''t ]" '''e
D"'N SUI e NA'''I'I''a0'o" ana
lo''5''' 10. no" iiee' cross eyes 7Ir''-i'l-
BON. 80, .''c.-.la ,'''''' '''1
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'''' -e anu insurance man, OIL "aSIlII--
d. maui LUIS once d IrItI'ls
1'' eSI7IpaF. ne - stopping al noun
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=, ''7'''i'- ,''' P'ui''e an" reports l'e
al q" wen pa'r'i'l~7o 'h'' year
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49, 'iaS iloPN.H7' oI bal. more MI7s
,','''', 'oi'5l' MIS- i"I'h Lui''ah ana
MS - - 1eoSe7' ol CUMBERLAND ana
,''' . 'o7sp pa ilaIl'''' u oaN'af'u' ur"Ee
~ ~ o''S'''e "sSU"y "''ere lhey spent
'''1 gay - < U''S'7 at hiooA''ue nm
Mr.. Horace Coddiugton returned TO
'''l-''i' SATURDAY H'&Hl from d po''I
W. III 0'''0 " ''.5i E ''', I'D" D1eH eiis"H'd
-'e P87, '"' I''''''l'S "oiNIis AZ nus
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FOR Rent \ good farm. About 80
AZ ,,,. 'i.',ei TIt'..a<'''o' l"@",F @lies
/ Of wood for fueI. about two miles rom
/ Oakland For further particulars adj
Ia INA Nj + '''i'I' Nepuo'cah ONCE 0aH-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-13

| Tba,, ,t-ara ~, .ba,.1,,, ~ +,,-, .,,--,,,,.
there baino no eoy,r,is.;,,,..d e.
ON hoard The soIdier, ,,,'..a i, ~.
ioIIav set of mon and seemed +o no on
| loving tbai,. tri, i-,,,,ors.I,,
Major j. G. Anderson, formerly of
| Mountain Lake Park but now residing
in Charleston, West Va, was very
seriously injured by falling over horse
block while walking along a street in
MS nome city few Gays ago. His
cohoiIion Is improving but It is sand that
ne VIII suffer from the effects OF his
IAN IoF some tlme To c-me.
State Senator w. McCulloh Brown
| spent Tuesday in Oakland on business.
In another column Of this paper Senator
/ Brown urges the Garrett county horti-
/ culturalsts to send in specimens Of their
/ apples for exhibit at the fall meeting of
/ the State Horticultural Society to be
/ held in baltimore. Arrangements are
also being perfected for an exhibition Of
the frvit in Oakland or at Mountain
| Lake Park prior to the meeting of the
State Society.
Mr.. Leonard Iochner. of Iopaconinr
who was cmpIoved in This office d,Irip,r
the wear 1905 as lob rrirtar i aqqin il,
our employ. having taken his Old oosi-
! ton on Monday of this waal, Win
Mr.. Lochner's natural ahiIityas a work
man. coppled with the fact thar h. hes
| at his Command the resources Of a spec
tally equipped and uu-to-date printary
The REPUBLICAN Office will keep up the
standard of projection in its job print
ing department with Mr.. Lochner at it,
head.
Engraved calling cards and we'd Iiog
INVITATIONS may be- procured by leaving
your "''''ES az l4.9 once. a Very at
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Tuesday, the 18th day of August,

l#S, at the hour Of one O'Clock y. M. in 'front.'
OF samuel Mosser's store house in the town
OF Accident Garrett county, Md, they VIII
offer at public auction to the highest bidder
the following described real estate situate
on Cove Hill, in Accident District, Garrett
county. Md, consisting OF
LIST. TWENTY-FIVE Acres, more or less. Of
Military Lot No. 266l.
2nd. Thirty Acres, more or less, of Mil
itary Lot No. 2670.
Bird. All that part of tract of land cali
ed Quadrangle, containing Il
Acres, more or less, lying East Of
the county road leading from
George Schlossnagle's to the Nor
gantown road.
This being the property which was Occu-
pied 10y the late William Hackman up to the
time of his death, and is partly un' er cult
walton, and is improved bNa dwelling house,
log stable ana other ecessarN Outbuidings.
On this property are number of bearing
a npe and cherry trees and other fruits.
The property win he offered in parcels or
as a whole according to the best inter ests of
| those entitled to the same and Will he sold
subject to the dover interest OF Amanda
| HacEman, widow Of the late William Hach-
man. deceased
TERMS or SALE, as prescribed by the de-
cree: one third Of the purchase money to
be paid IN cash on the day OF saIc one-third
in six months ana Oue-tHird I'm twelve
mon hs from the day OF sale. the deferred
payments 60 bear iutere ( from the day OF
stir ana tD uh secured to- tho Subsection OF
rae Undersigned trustees, ur rhD elitre pur-
chase money may ho pal. u ID at the
option ~ tua purchaser on UuIrU sers,
EDWARD % NOEL.
GiJNrt $. NANlLL.
Trustees.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate
Near Accident, Garrett Co. Nd.

Under and by virtue of decree of the
Circuit Court for Garrett county. sitting in
Equity. bearing date the .2u3 day OF July,
1905. ana PASSED in "A cause wherein William
Hachman ct al, are plaintiffs. and Caroline
CONT ct al, are defendants. being No $40
Equity on the docket Of said Court, thu. ua-
deraIgned Trustees appointed by SAID de-
cree, hereby give notice that on
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-03-12
Strike tn The Pull Moon.

A two-foot ledge of silver ore was
struck on Wednesday in the Full Moon
mine. located about four and a hall
miles from Newport in the Newport
mining district While the silver values
run high the ore also carries good values
in gold and copper. Specimens were
brought to this place by Dot Thomas,
who has contract for the development
work.
The owners of the Full Moon have
been in the deal to secure a diamond
drill for testing the property along with
others in the same locality, to ascertain
whether the ore bodies appearing in the
tunnel at the present depth were per-
manent
The striking of this ledge by the Full
Moon people will stimulate mining in
the Newport district. There are several
other prospects in the same locality
which are reported to have excellent
prospects, but the owners are keeping
them under cover.
Jack Koch, of Newport, and his father,
who resides in Spokane, are the princi-
pal owners of the Full Moon.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-03-12
ANXIOUS To GET ROAD
Residents of West Side Maxine
Active Campaign
Send Committee to Spirit Lake

An enthusiastic meeting of ranchers
from all portions Of the CaIispel valley
was held at Cusick on Tuesday evening.
About 100 property owners participated
in the meeting, which was called to de-
wise means to induce the builders Of the
Idaho & Washington Northern Railroad
to construct their line down the west
side OF the Pend d'OreiIle river, instead
of the east side, as now planned.
The ranchers asserted that they can
furnish larger tonnage from the Calls
pei valley than can be obtained from all
OF the ranchers in the Pend d'Oreille
valley on the other side Of the stream.
They also think that they have the only
natural route for the road, and assert
that it can be constructed much cheaper
there than On the other side.
A committee consisting OF Messrs.
Cusick, Wooding, Metcalf, Kennedy,
Challender and Atherton was appointed
to gather data showing the amount OF
tonnage that can De guaranteed, the cost
of the right-of-way and other informa-
ton necessary. This committte will
confer with the Messrs. Blackwell as
soon as they secure the desired informa-
ton, which will probably be within two
weeks.
The ranchers in attendance expressed
themselves as willing to furnish the
right-of-vay through their ranches at a
very moderate figure, and that many OF
those unable to attend had expressed
themselves similarly.
The committee is composed of a bunch
of hustlers. and the east side people will
have to hurry if they desire to retain
their advantage.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-03-12
WORK ACROSS THE RIVER
Spur From Albeni Falls to be
Started Soon
Will Cost approximately $4,000

According to reports from Spokane a
deal has been completed between the
Great Northern Railway Company and
the Fidelity Lumber Company, where
by the Hill line is to build, atUan esti-
mated cost of 10000, branch line
from Albeni Falls to the new mill town
which the Fidelity company is to build
across the river from this city.
The arrangement were completed dur
ing the time that the leading traffic
officials of the Great Northern were in
Spokane recently.
1t ia stated that the original PROPOSE
ton made by the Fidelity Company was
to have the Great Northern, in return
for the traffic Of the lumber company,
join also in the esta blishment of line
of freight and passenger boats from
Newport north towards the British Col
umbia boundary On the Pend d'Oreilie
river.
The report also states that the owners
of the water frontin this city held their
property at such high prices that the
railroad company found it impossible to
secure proper dockage facilities on this
side of the river. This fact. together
with the understanding that the Idaho
& Washington Northern is to be ex.
teneed north from Newport this coming
summer, led the Great Northern officials
to decline to participate in this part OF
the scheme.
The Fidelity company is to put a line
of barges ON the river, to be operated in
connection with the new mill. The
company owns valuable holdings along
the Pend d'Oreille river north of New
port, and it is proposed to begin heavy
cutting on this property shortly. The
company, it is stated, will confine itsel
for the present to the barges and will
not attempt a freight and passenger
business.
The Great Northern officials intimated
that they are ready to Immediately pro
ceed with the building of the spur te
the proposed new town.
President Willis and Secretary Wilson
OF the Fidelity company, were in New
port Monday, and spent good deal o
time inspecting the improvements nov
being made at the proposed site. 1t wa:
decided to put day and night shift or
the pile driver and rush the work O
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-03-12
Lathlns Bee.

About dozen members of Hope Con-
gregational church participated in a
lathing bee at the new church building
on Monday night. The members were
willing workers and accomplished a
great deal OF work, even if some of it
was done at the expense of bruised
fingers. After the bee was over the
ladies present served refrashmenis.
Rev. Herbert Livingston satiaipsses
that the new church building will be
ready for occupancy within month or
six weeks. The delay in securing the
mill work for the interior finish is q
handicap to the efforts of the pastor and
the building committee.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-03-12
Bonner County Taxes.

At the January meeting Of the Bonner
county commissioners a special 5-milI
levy was made for road purposes. This
was objected to by several of the lumber
companies having property in the coun-
ty. They claimed that with the assessor
levying this year On a 10 per cent basis
that q mills would be sufficient special
tax levy for road purposes, and would
raise as much money as 5-mlil levy On
last years valuation. The board has
decided to reduce the levy to q mills.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-03-12
Business Changes.

During the past week several business
changes have taken place in Newport,
indicating the activity noticeable On
every hand. Numerous visitors are
looking over our city and investing here,
being veil impressed with the city and
its business prospects.
K. d. Mcdonnell has purchased the
dray and bus line OF j. P. Berneck and
taken possession OF the same. Mr..
Berneck will continue to engage in the
teaming and contracting business. Mr..
Mcdonnell is well known to Newport
people, having formerly been engaged in
business here, but for two years past
has been a resident OF Spokane.
B. L. Foote last week sold his harness
shop to Fl. g. Murphy, of Spokane, who
took possession Saturday. Mr.. Murphy
is practical harnessmaker. and on the
occasion of a recent visit to Newport
become go well pleased with our town
that he decided to become interested
here in business way. Mr.. Foote has
not yet decided on his future occupation.
Max Ebert last week sold his Newport
Grocery and Bakery to E. 6. Haltmaiers
of Spokane. Mr. Haltmaier took pos
session ON Monday of this week. Mr..
Ebert will not leave this section, but
will look up timber or homestead loca-
ton.
The Royal Cafe, owned By W. III.
Seitz, was this week sold to F. NJ. Smith,
an Elgin, Iowa, man, who came TO
Newport Saturday and lost no time in
becoming interested in business here.
Mr.. Smith is a successful restaurant
man, and will do his best to build up a
good establishment and cater to the
wants of the public.
Walker & Reynolds have sold their
billiard parlor to George L. Collins, for
meriy Of Lind, who became resident
of Newport last fall and has since ac-
quired several pieces of property in
this vicinity Messrs. Walker Il Rev
nolds are proprietors OF a resort at
Medical Lake and the approach Of the
opening OF the season calls them back
to the Lake.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-03-12

and Metaline run While the schedule
has not been arranged as yet, it is prob
able that she will leave Metaline in the
morning and make the round trip in a
day, running opposite the steamer Met
aline. She will run Box Canyon.
The Nancy is owned by the Metaline
Rapid Transit Co., of which W. W.
Warner is the president and general
manager.
The following boats are at the Stevens
docks, receiving repairs preparatory to
being placed in commission: The Meta
line, Nancy. Fran and Mayfower. The
steamer Spokane is at the navigation
companv's shipyards, and workmen are
awaiting the arrival of material for con-
constructing a new hull.
The river is at standstill at the pres
ent time. 1t dropped about eight inches
last week.
Capt. Jim Stewart took the wheel on
the Newport on her downward trip on
Tuesday. He relieved Capt. Flanders,
who had to 60 to Spokane to attend to
some business affairs.
1t is not expected that the Defender
will be placed in commission until about
about the first of May.
The gasoline launch Fran has been
hauled out of the river and will be over
hauled. The Fran was successful in
running Box Canyon last season, and
may be placed on the same line this
year, although her owners have not de-
cided on the plan as vet.
Capt LeClerc has been visiting Co.
lumbia river points during the past
week 1t is understood that he has de.
signs on running line of boats on that
stream.
| The Flynn Bros motor boat, the
Shamrock, has been generally over
hauled this spring. and will be launched
on Saturday and given her trial trip on
st. Patrick's day.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-03-12

constructing the immense booms.
The company has about IL. 600, 600 feet
OF logs banked along the streams in the
Priest River national forest, which will
be driven down Priest river to the Pend
d'Oreille as soon as the water supply il
sufficient.
The company is also installing a new
4o-horse power engine in their planer in
this city.
The probabilities are that work on the
new mill site will be started within the
next month or six weeks.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-03-12
Located in Newport.

Frank D. Crandall, OF Muncie, Ind,
has opened watch and jewelry repair
shop in the postofhce building Mr.,
Crandall comes we'll recommended, hav-
ing had nine years. practical experience
and having studied under one OF the
best instructors in the country. He Il
fully competent to do all kinds of watch,
clock and iewelry repairing. Mr. Gram
dali is property owner in Newport and
is here TO stay, II
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-03-12
Great Northern Cook Shack Burns.

One of the cook shacks used by the
Great Northern in connection with the
construction work in the east end OF
town was destroyed by fire about mid
night Wednesday night.
The loss will probably amount to $500,
as the car and contents were entirely
destroyed. Quite large number Of
people visited the confagration, which
is the first that has occurred in Newport
since last April.