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EAT YOUR FAVORITE
 FOOD WITHOUT FEAR
Begin Toda, to Enio! Your Meals Without Fear oi D.. >pcpSia or a1 Upset stomach Rid Yourself oi stomach Trouble Forever.

If Noal meals don't tempt Eoa, Of you feel bloatcd after eatign and you believe il + the food which fills you il what little you cal ies like q lump 0i lead i'll NoU stomach. if there is difficulty in breathing after eating. cructatious of sonr food and acid, heartburn. brash ol' q DelehII2 of gas Xon can mak" uD yonl mind that vou alid Indi2esi ion.
 To make every bite ol food you eat aid in the nourislmtnt and strength of your body. you must rid your Stom- ach of pOiSoIis. excessive acid and stomach gas which sours VOLT entire nleai- interferes with digestion and sia, Sick Headache, Nauseous breath. and stomach trouble of all kind: Pu itrctying tine intestines and digestiS- 'canal. causing such misery as til- l!ousness, Constipation, Gripins, etc. Your case is no different--yon are q stomach sufferer, though you may cali it by some other name: your real and only trouble is that which you eat does not digest. but quickly ferments and sourS, pruducing almost any Hn- healthy condition
 \ case of Tapes Diapepsin will eos; fifty cents at any Pharmacy here, and will convince altF stomach sufferer i've minutes after taking one Tian- 9ule that Fermentation and Son Stomach k caUsna tbe misery of In- digesti0n.
 No matter il voa call EaGr trouble
 ateTh C z5o stomach. Ne1t business eg Gastlitis. or dE any other aane- always remember taat 2 csItain c9ae is waiting a voU Pharmacist aHH s5aae "a s,z5da 9 begin its Hse
 Paoes 4eia68sin VI HG. fT l}le soarast a1el mazt #eid Stomach within l4a mintas. a#d li4esH Rroao5izs without any ff5s a. discomfort 5n of aaz kind Of food z78 eat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03

92l,2f3. Dividends to the amount Of $2. 200, 000 were paid in scrip Cno vino medical significationD, raising the cap ital stock outstanding 10 nearly q hundred million dall2rs. on the whole, the Western Union may D" 5ai :! to have pulled through rairl> well.
 Not exactly in ,his catceory as cor porations but dese.'FiH@ m"nlion horc because their affairs are= =af 6rst=ela%ss general interest are the life inaHf- ance companies. Nh abstract of n . animal report ot New York Stat Superintendent of Insurance Otto E,!- Sey Iol, calendar year l901=thus i'll cludin@ only q few months of the aaH- ie period shows heavy decreases i'll business done Companies doing bus ihess in New York State issued, ai. told, $l55.3o3 fewer policies than in 1906, and the decrease in the amount of inSuranec written amounted to $24I,486 ,308 As compared with 1906, however. the gross assets Of tha companies were s65,aa7,994 greatps cn Decembe, 3lst last than on the colrcspondng date of the previous year They aggregated $2,9l1,90s,9l1 the New York Steel companies hay, ing $l,121,5S;,.:%fS:1, an increase of $97.S2;.5ol Deferred and un- collected premiums decreased $i9,- N06. That the companies gross assets increased very materiaIIN not- deefeased business an9 sblunkcH market values of securities k, to ns. inc remarkable feature of ths report Tbe comtrE'F He insurance companies We5p uey5t siroa2e. than tboe are today.
 Both Ii. aad ltttlr= corporations aa4.a seen #daa#4osI at tfcfr tEoabtes SINS .6a ebar5otte. Observer Tho saa h4s aaao 46aas asbiH5 gat6er 5Fate sio8d Ill @q= while. 3tl sra0'I4.I o4raa= =ud make a0l= =eoaa# aad=@ea e59dae=a -a~Bess azaia aaaaa
 -o.to=
 Wdaa s5ee 95~#id Il s# #H7# #eaaa#- .4aa8i5 BaHead. samuel ftea.# con fjauHas to#.ae e9&aH c#a8aj5u=la =laad t is hardly worth 41ata 1a Rsatat5 #at sazfa7 .ss=nloo 3s , class me 5teaId ' HF Hy5a. Ar N. E. @4sas 5s Haa4er railroad @aa 4lo aaez Hat oaftege zat aaiaaal salvation aH@z iau WiiIi~ tfo4ard Taf=
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 86ee $ Hot much outing on ghe ,}ee.tait. 4eemze JAe Re3u3iiem Na= toual Committee eap.a send 2e=seao= t NHs Swords around t9 the Fifth A4e06e Hotel with Stoe.oao to pat 1l2 ,a tle ticket Swords is dead. Has
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03
---------O w. RELIEF SOCIETY IS ORGANIZED BY LADIES

The ladies of the Jewish Temple So~ ciety met at the Temple yesterday at- ternoon and organized Temple re lief society, which will care for des- titnte and sick persons who appeal to them for aid. The society starts with q large membership. The officers are Mrs. Sam Bluthental, president; Mrs H. C. Bluthenthal, vice president, Ats. William RosenZWcig, secretary and Mrs. Joe C. Meyer, treasurer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03
1 GsfsY eEi2r.'hcC C&il=

q S15i'1 ef t5f. " Ia@hs
 sa#l s5sisae9 tfH |. .Fi#lsaa Prince goa ga H fz .riaz aH iJe Neeas4 purteH desired have hia I m@hia eta=el af55 e#e aaF # ffI...z ion aass.z ad6a1es a4v ao= '8!ea zar .traal = a1@ae tazt morning Ga1el naty.4 98efe@@e= a..l not con t=.sz shat lI#a..ses C. 5l4a zaeHlty was seHed# Bed la h5eaafje set t5e ezeretses. ===l 2s il h4laa ,G, .4e aG.el4eias pref t1lat 1sadeirz @ss the ve.y Inst ca. it'1e'E e. I hleaS,as impress on l =es5tfeal t'a.f
 7r 1E.9azi. as ases.I. F,zr ta tas.es easfon THre a" 49 Arnold pew aaa tHs se@afk. Yell sit tFe#... Ge saa.,a 2asza tae ai@te and, sha Hant=al.ete in Profess # nezTaH if Naj5ins 55ea in q fas hcgatia=. @fasa 7easHar aeara aa .ae= eha aei= laa @a4@ deefef 7lit'. Urmfsta'saal2 aa4lhaai4 We haee Aea trHold hsto thfs aafn.u&. ze'4 a lively hymn &nj eg4r saarte .s.ss ha s'r55e 5agk fo95ly lUcoueeiau4 4: the di-ea5s#.tt .ttFsaa If ai5 eollca@s:e ar3 the slte af tae undergraduates. sl9 Aihota.s faee MS e2presslon' rittsu}.r& si.s4tfeh
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atEst E}eF9{s e4lGE9
 E5 tagEie.r.
NOTICE T0 DEIdSQUfNT SuB.
 SCRIRERS.

:5otiee i5 hereby siren tbat begin n5ns November l. ari subscribers for ue Daily Graphic who are three months in arreas. Nitt have their
 paper stopped and the account placed iu the hands qi q collection agency for attention. From this date forward no subscriber Wil ho permitted to be= rome delinquent for three months and persaos Who &aHl 1he Graadie delir= cred to them every morning must pay their subscriptions promptly. Sub scribers should remember that the price of subscription but little more than pays the cost ot the paper and
 delivery, and should therefore he ready to pay eur collector when he calls f
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03
-OrO-

Corncius \. Bliss who collected tho insurance money of widows ana orphans for the Roosevelt campaign Of 1901, is still UnScrnpulonS c}lou sh Ia make a public pretensc thar th ? election of Bryan would cause q DIS mess crisis if the crisis had not been on for more than q year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03

Make aoto now 10 gee Hi2's Cream Galm E eea afe troubled z1th nasal eatalaa. H9as faTgJ or cold ja the head. II is pHfil#-ag and soothing 10 rhe sensitive membrane tlat lines tine air passages. IL is made to oyas- oome the disease, not to fool the pa 5ftSt aT a short, deceptive rei;cf. There is no cocaine nor mercury ii it. Do not he talked into taking a substitute for Ely's Cream Balm. All druggists sell it. Price 50c Mailei bz Fly Bros. 56 Warren street, New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03

B. C. Mead. who foy the past year has been circulation manager for the Daily Graphic. has resigned his posi- ton with this paper and leaves in d few days for Helena. Ark, to accept
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03

Adams paper, the Daily World. Mrs Mead and son, Roy, will remain n this city, however, until the end ot ,he scholastic term. He will be sue reeded as circulatol' and collector oil The Graphic by Mr. Claud Monk ol this city,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03

-F'fea 6e5gIg hss ac2eBtsa 2 posi-
 .at Wifl! GteTe'a1d Matthews IIard- 7safe caHaaHs a5 salgsm;5n Mf. sagea aas a=@a ia @zie hardware Busi- aess at Aiasaoiia. AH1.. a.l4 ajs fath= ers and e9m $ =s.a fae3ae9endaa as Hlzaa= at a5s aae=a5 He4l IS | 4@n- 5e@aH . a#-a standing. IF. foueh i- aau#ja of F5oI. N II. A5eNcH o9 -ttf tiHNs ana 't#t.s'5 -t t-51 Fl is 4zaN aa4tt }el1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03
Ilfit

Two Democrats are on tAe stun2 for Tatt. This is q ver> important straw Both of them are members o. the Roosevelt Cabinet, and the fact warrants fhn expectation that most o' the Domorrato Wno are hold ias federal offices. will support Taft.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03
N0l'It1E.

The losptal and Benevolent A@so- c'Gtion will meet with Mrs w. F. GraBam. Nc. 119l West sixth axe. me, this afternoon Ut o'clock
 Mrs. John W. CraWford.
 Prosid2n7
 Mrs !. C. Taylor.
 SecHetJis,.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03

the Fifth Avenue Hotel has been torn down. and the Committee hasn't $l0o.- 0oo to make it's customary bluff with
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03

Phone Us and we uill call for your checks and deliver your baggage. Pine Emf Baggage Go. Both phones 6f,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03

Election returns will bc received al the Brookhil tonight All inter- estod in the Presidential election afe invited to go there and hear them tead. No admission tee will ae charged
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03

Hill is q sure WjHuaC
 ---U% %0---- Don't rorset n Hote iolI4y
 ---=o osse Us ali oNeF hut fbe sbo0lin@ Maybe TaumauY naa't lie& eff ael oWu stripes tad9A h The memtime doHt lail e 4e= busy aboot pro.ectiQ4 t6e river .to'e
  Mack sa1s Ge3ln =7j7 10 s9e#I the field; Hitchcock sHs Taft=s eie= ted and thcse Nou are
 oS'o-- \ little government suaru3ee U protection fe4 oar .Aer hanks uenl }a n9est 3ecept3hle=a 1}=7 siMe Arkansas is expected to oil ap ia usual Democratic majority toda9. l. the Democrats o5 Jefferson ee4ate de their part.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03
DR. J()UIUS JORDAN
 THANKS COUNCIk.
cad of the City Schools Who Criticised the City Legs lative Body and Charged Them With Acting With out Investigating Impurity Of the Water at Public Schools Writes to City Clerk and Reports that He Has Referred Request to the School Board,

eauslia. in th:8 t reviewed the preYi- ous statements Of the head ef the city schools. and declared taem unjust ard convinced the public generally hat Alteration does pot deaeive Wat CT If its mineral qualities, uut il js the miero-or2autsm. the AieietN Hae= .eria that is a constant menace To health aud even life itself.
 Dr. lunius lordan's letter in which he=new thanks the City Council tor it's interest fu he matter. fs IS rol- lows:
 "Nr. W. \ Lee,
 tity Clerk
 Ny Dear Sir-l have the honor 9. aseeeiyin4 YoH communication of tine I'd. enclosing q eopy at inc follow ing resolution of the city ceuncil .adopted October fA:
 That the city clerk 0otify protes- sor Jordan. superintendent of he pub lie schools of the city. that il ;s the .aense of the co0ncil that water il ters be placed in all o5 the public .sehaols oG the city.
 take pleasure ill thanking the council for their pleasure in this mat .ter and have this day enclosed yoW .tetter and d copy ot the resolution Jo lion. s- N Taylor, president Of the board of directors. to Nc placed be fore the board as carly IS iS nrae-ioa- hle
 fbe> ase tae proper authorities D Iact in this matter and l will co-ope- rate wi,h your honorable 0ody ln this behalf
 have rhe honor 10 1e.
 Very respectfully yo1ls,
 Jauius Jordan.
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Hill is Il sure Wj,#aHr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03

EG4e .s Hot much 5ettins on gEe election. aeeaHse lAe Be4u3iieWt Na i ti0ual C0mHittG2 ea8G6 send SeeseaH3= atNrHa Swords around t3 tlle Fifth Avenue Hotel with $t0e.0a0 to pat u3 on tbe ticket. swords is Jlead. 1na
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-16

From Tit-Bits.
 There was a good deal Of the cnarae teristic traits of the Scotsman in ol Tom Morris, the famous golfer, who ha just died He was pawky, canny, and ( a religious bent. Of him many stories al told. When asked for his opinion re garding the playing of golf on Sunda! Tom wisely remarked that if the playe ''did n need a rest, the links aid.
 Beginners had always a large snare :. Toms sympathy, and he was ever read to give them sound advice. Tom wa astonished one day to find raw callar who ,had armed himself with club an ball out on the links with straw ha1 "You'n never get the right swing wi thing like that on yer head said Ton and, taking club, he showed the youn man the proper swing. On trying it, tn neophyte Just struck the back of his hs and knocked it off. A cap was afterwar found more suitable.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-16
Saves Time.
From Illustrated Bits.

From 1IIuStfHteu bItS.
 An old millionaire refused pointblank ( lend f50 to a bosom friend Well, I di
 not expect that of you" said the would be borrower, rising and preparing to leav indignantly. T will never forgive yd
 for this refusal.' "Of course you won'I my dear fellow" replied the old screv. with the utmost calmness; but if I'd lei you the e50 you wouldn't have paid mi and we should have quarreled about thal so its as well to get the row over at on( Good morning." \
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-16
Straw Hat on the Links.

Next Sundays one-page classic will .sWuthering Heights" by Eimily Bron
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-20
Freight Conductor Cot Very Severe
Treatment.

The fact has just been 2ade known,
through an investigation thu ha- been
set afoot by the B. &, 0. r. r. Co, that
freight conductor A. J. Gank of Cum
berland, was very badly used up and
quit severely injured Friday after
noon, on the grade between Rowlesburg
and Tunnelt0n, by four nan, all of whom
are or have been employees of the com
pany. 1t seems that Conductor Gank
found the four men on his train, en-
deavoring to purloin a ride from the
company from this point to Grafton.
The conductor asked them to get off,
which they refused to DO. Upon a sec
ond request that they get off, and a
word Of explanation from The conductor
that, according to the rulings of late
order in compliance with a recently
adopted law, they could not ride on his
train under any consideration. There
upon, it is reported, two of the four
men seized Conductor Gank and pushed
him down among a lot railroad iron in a
tiat-car, dislocating his left shoulder
and otherwise severely bruising him.
The men, realizing what had happened,
then left the train. Conductor Gank
was able to inform his train crew Of
what had occurred, and they assisted
him to his caboose. He was brought
on to Grafton, where his wounds were
dressed by Drs. Warden and Ellis, after
which the patient was placed on an
evening passenger train and sent to his
home in Cumberland 1t is said that
the B. & o. company will rigidly inves-
tigate the occurrence, and it would not
be surprising if arrests should follow
such high-handed outrage as was per-
petrated upon one of the company $
most careful and considerable conduc-
tors.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-20

Mr.. Robert L. Shirer, of Morgan
town, W. Va, arrived in Oakland last
Sunday to spend a week with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Z. Shirer
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Davis, who
spent last week at Berlin. Pa.
where they We're guests Of relatives.
returned to their home in Oakland Sat
urday night.
EX-County Treasurer Horace r. Dc
Witt, Of Hoyes, was in Oakland a day
or two last week and on Saturday con
Quoted a sale OF some real estate upon
which the taxes were in arrear.
Messrs D. E. Bolden and Allen S.
Howell, who went to Webster Springs,
West Va, to remain ten days, return
ed to Oakland last Monday evening,
Mr., Bolden's health not permitting him
to stay longer.
When you come to town don't forget
to call at the Gold Mine Store. Candy.
tobaccos, fishing tackle, 2 bottles pop
for &c, Geo. NJ. Mason, Prop'r.
Mrs. Belle Miller and daughter Miss
Ruth Miller, Of Baltimore, are here as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Slncell.
Miss Emma Feldmeyer and niece Dor
othy Brewer, Of Annapolis, are also
gusts Of Mr.. and Mrs Sincell.
Mr. Charles Sweeney, who has been
an Invalid for number of years, was
brought down town in a wheeled chair
Tuesday where he met many of his
acquaintance. He remarked upon the
improved appearance of the streets and
was very much gratified with the new
court house now building.
Cartwright, at Mountain Lahe Park,
wants all the fresh eggs and choice,
sweet, fresh butter he can get at 20
cents cash and trade. 24-2t
A water famine is now on at Barnum.
W. Va. The reservoir which supplies
the company's houses is almost dry, as
is also the stream which feeds it. There
are no wells or springs in the town, and
drinking water must be carried from
the mountains, Barnum is a small
town on the Western Maryland Rail
road.
Mrs. Gilmor S. Hamill returned to her
home Tuesday morning from Kingwood,
West Va, where she went on Sunday
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Merry A.
Byrne, her aunt. Mrs. Hamill was ac-
companied to Oakland by MIS-. j. H.
Moreland, of Morgantown. who spent
Tuesday in Oakland visiting her sister.
Mrs. d. l. Totten.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-20

Mr.. H. W. Matheny, OF Cumberland,
spent Sunday in Oakland.
Mr. I. W. Abernathy. Of Wilson. was
in Oakland on business Tuesday.
Just received at the City Roller Mills,
one car oats and one car corn. Helbig
& West.
Mr.. J. Arthur White, of Pirtsburg,
is spending a vacation of ten days with
Oakland relatives.
Mr.. L. L. Loar, of Grafton, is spend
ing few days this week with his moth
er in Oakland.
Messrs. John Q. and William Thayer,
Of Thayeville, spent Tuesday in Oak
land on business.
Mrs. Alvin Getty, of Cumberland, is
visiting her father, Mr. E. d. Kepner,
at his home on Alder street.
Washington's expert piano tuner will
be in Oakland until August 18th.
Leave orders at Lauer's bakery.
Mr.. A. H. Seyler, of Pittsburg, was
in the city yesterday on business, when
he made this office brief call
Feed of all kinds constan -ly on hand
at the City Roller Mills. For prices tel
ephone US. Helbig & West.
Mr.. Hamill Spedden, of Fairmont,
who with his family is summering at
Mountain Lake Park, was in Oakland
this morning.
Messrs. Henry Bobet, of Deer Park,
and William F. Nine, of near Wilson,
were among the callers at this office
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. John Compton has taken re-
spoons bic position with the Tioga Tan
ming Company at Hutton and will move
to that place shortly.
Misses Marie Hood and Beulah Boice,
of FairmOnt, W. Va, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ashby, at their
home on Alder street.
Oruers taken for Aubrey Sisters
famous Beautifier, tint, massage cream,
depilatory powder, soaps, ETC., at Oak
land Hotel. l9-tf.
Mr. j. 0. Thomas, vice president and
superintendent of the Tioga Tanning
Company, Hutton, spent Tuesday in
Oakland on business.
Senator r. A. Ravenscro1t, accom-
panied by his daughter Miss Dora May,
returned to Oakland from Grafton.
West Va. yesterday morning where
they had been on a visit to the family
of Mr.. George w. Custer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-20
Mr.. Deffenbaugh Declined.

Sylvester l.. Young, a real estate
agent, was unanimously nominated by
the Socialist convention at Hagerstown
Saturday afternoon for Congress from
the Sixth district after C. w. Deffen-
baugh, of Cumberland, had declined the
honor. This campaign committee was
appointed: b. W. Deffenbaugh, Cum
berland; John Baker, Hagerstown; H.
Henderson, Silver Springs; George
Morgan, Sharpsburg, and Ira Culp, Vale
Summit.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-20

Mr.. Henry Grusandorf, Of Hutton.
who recently graduated from the phar-
macv department Of the University Of
n aryland. has purchased the drug store
of the keyser Drug Company at Key
ser, W. Va, taking charge few days
ago. He has the best wishes of numer-
Gus Garrett county friends for
success in his undertaking.
Miss CARR. Louise ZieCler is visiting
Miss Irene Hauienbeek at Uplands cot
tage, Deer Park. Miss Ziegler is very
much pleased with the climate and de
hcious atmosphere of Garrett county.
She spent the early summer in the Blue
Ridge mountains, but AYERS that the
Alleghanies are far ahead in every re-
spect. Miss Ziegler is Woman's Col
lege graduate.
The editor and wife were at Oakland
Sunday attending at the bedside Of MIR.
G. A. Shirer, an uncle, who was so
serio sly burned last Wednesday morn
ing while trying to release a valuable
span of horses from his burning barn,
Mr.. Shirer's condition, while yet very
critical, is considered improved over
that OF few days previously. The
physicians have definitely ascertaia ID
that his eyesight has not been destroy
ed HE Y,.,ipri,,al n,,r,,- ,r-yr, % E,,,,t ,},,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-20
Four Per Cent. Interest.

The First National Bank, Friends
vile, pays four per cent. interest on
time deposits. Place your money in
this bank where its earning capacity
will be greater than in any other bank
ing institution in the county.
TIE tMsT NATIONAL BANK.
triendsvile. Nd.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-20
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

The season, which is nearing a close,
has been q success in every way. The
attendance has been larger than ever
before, the weather mas been me and
DR.. Davidson has furnished an unusually
good program.
Following are prominent features in
the program 10, the coming week:
Friday, ll.J0 a m, Lecture. 'Mush-
rooms and OAKS. Rev. Robt. Z. Smith,
Galva, Ill., 500 p. m. Lecture. Par
sifal, DR.. Henry R. Rose, Illustrated
10y stereopCicon views, followed by
moving pictures.
Saturday, HOO a m, Lecture, The
Philosophy Of the Hustler" Rev. Rott.
Z. Smith. 23J p. m, Final Pow-wow
Of the Seton Indians. 500 p. m. Ex-
traordinary Week End Entertainment.
Mr.. Clifford Wiley, the famous baritone.
Iouna, in marvellous Japanese juggling
and moving pictures
Sunday, HOB a. m, Sermon. Rev.
Ora Samuel Gray. 100 p. H., Even
tide Sacred Concert, stereopticon views
and brief addresses.
Monday, 2.3G p. m, Lecture, The
Tru h About Ireland, " Rev. Alex. Cor
key, Cedar Bluffs, Neb. 500 p. NJ,
Mono-Drama, ''Koto-San presented by
Miss Bernice Costello, vino mas achieved
great saccess IN her japanese imperso-
nations, followed by the Otterbein Male
Quartette and Hand-Bell Ringers and
Mr.. Clifford Wiley.
Tuesday Recognition Day HOO
a. m, Lecture, Getting There Rev.
Alex. Corkey. 200 p. M, March Of
Chautauquans; Lecture, "The Inverted
Crown, y DR.. b. W. Howell, Field Sec
rotary Of the Chautauqua Literary ard
Scientific Circle. 500 p M, Otterbein
Male Quartette and Hand-Bcil Ringers,
Miss Costello and Mr.. Willy.
Wednesday, Hoo a. m, Lecture,
World On Fir, " Rev. J. N. NJ. Gray,
Baltimore, Nd. 500 ,. m, Lecture,
Absolute Zero. Prof. J. Z. Woodland,
Rochester, \. Y, with brilliant expert
ments, followed by moving pictures.
thursday, Hoo a. M, Lecture,
Ether Waves, Prof. Woodland, with
fascinating experiments. $50 p. m,
Lecture, Is Fun Divine or Desilish?'
Rev. George X. Stewart, Cleveland,
Tenn, the legitimate successor OF sam
Jones N all that makes for popularity
In the amphlthearre last Wednesday
nlg1t Miss Anna Manages. Of Oakland,
reader and lmp"rsonator made her first
puoIc appearance BET r. an audience
made up largely of local people. Miss
Manages representations we're Of the
highest order and she was repeatedly
encnored. she mad" decided hit and
we trdst that she may be placed up
the program next season.
capt. N&uIsDy Is very critically Ill.
MAJ. Cen Frazer, U. 5. A., was
guest OF MAJ. }. NJ. Buns this week.
The movement for an increased CAPT
talzation of the stock of the Mountain
Lake Par, Association for tb. ,,u no..
of ,,,,I.;r,, 49, ,l,,,.l :.-,.,..i
- i'i(''''-E' ms ii9e.e" "nP'o' menus
mas been abandoned. The ragged and
remains
Dr. f.,,
i'1'' '''iii D -iaI'ey ana WE nave
been on visit to his parents in Ryans
Tho tournoroan+ ,ndon tho o,,.,,io,,.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-20
FIRE DESTROYED LAkGE MILL.
OsS Brothers Lumber Plant Near
SwantOn Burned.

The lumber mill at Strickars Siding,
on the Baltimore and ONO Railroad,
two miles east Of Swanton, belonging
to Oss Bros, was destroyed by ire sat
urday. The fire is thought to have
been Of incendiary origin. The loss will
reach 5000. The building. was not
insured. The whistle of passing loco
motive aroused the people Of that vici-
nifty, who succeeded in saving the lum-
Der yard. The mi. will be rebuilt.
This Is the second los by fire that the
firm has had within the past is months,
the previous fire destroying their Ium-
Der a. Oss Siding.