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her friends, anxious not 10 be .ObsaTved, che
must have dropped another blossom. which
Halidoan picked up"
aOh. dear. sighed Ruth. what fatality.
1 was binding them together as passed to
the elevator. But ior-shat man OF all men
TO find IL, TO use iti'
@You may be sure he used IL, Miss con-
tinued Cronkite, to tantalizo Roscoe at
the club. Perhaps he observed the flower
In Roscoe's buttonhole and drew the other
one from his pocket, cherished like a pledge
Of love. You and Alfred will have plenty
Of time to talk that over In the good days
not distant.
The point is, Judge, that thsse young
people, separated perhaps through the
permitted-When this tragedy occurred,
each suspected that the other was in some
way involved, Roscoe in danger Of his life.
Miss Mayne In peril OF reputation, and each
tried to save and protect that other. A
pretty picture, TO my mind, the prettier, sir'
for the contrast Of the reverse.
-Ah, the dreadful reversed What are we
going to do about this wretched woman"
sighed the Judge. Il had reason to suspect,
her marriage with Reuben Roscoe, in the
shadowy past, which he never tried to
scrutinize, she had had relations with
Haldom which abe held secret, which
Haldom may have. used as means OF e1-
have mercyl' came hollow voice from the
settle. Don't worry, Judge Marcellus,
about my fate
Had you your mans close powers OF
observation you would have known long
ago that I arm the marked victim Of heart
disease; granted a respite only on the terms
OF dull and normal living. Look at my
nails-ah, IL you could only feel the agony
here, here!' She clutohed her bosom
with a desperate gesture, reminding the
detective Of how abe had snatched forth the
Atiletto.
Don't move. don't seek help; that would
be merciless,' gasped Mrs. Roscoe. Yes,
did lie in wait for Edwin Halidom; yes,
| did send him TO his doom, and I'm glad OF
| it. Yes, / did try to help poor Alfred by
coming here. Why not? The wicked are not
altogether bad. Yes, when saw the chance
| arise to imphcate Ruth, did try to make
a shield of her for my own advantage.
! Why not? Il never liked her. she always
held herself superior, she always looked
| down"
God forgive me IL l did, cried Ruth
! Mayne flying to the stricken wOman's side;
/ and when the medical assistance came in
hot haste. but all too late, they found the
tender living kneeling by the repentant
! dead.
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NEW COLORADO GAME BIRD.
Mountain Forests wan No stocked with
CaperOAlIzie From Sweden

From the Denver Post.
Two strange birds arrived in Denver SStur-
day, having jOurneyed all the way from
Sweden. Now they Rre dOmiciled In the
City Park. II the plans OF their owner, W.
+. kendriok. succeed they will be the prOgeni-
tors OF a. new race Of birds In the Colorado
mountains.
They are the capercail1ie, pronounced
Caper-ksl-zi, and are the size OF q small turkey.
In habits they are much like grouse and ptar-
migan. They thrive best at timber line and
subsist on pine. spruce and hemlOck bOughs
and mountain berries,
Mr. Kendriok. who 10 tremendously in
terested IN birds and animals. has had an
ambition for some time to start the breeding
OF these birds in Colorado because Of their
rarity and beauty. He has already bred and
liberated thousands OF phsasants. but the
capercalzie were hard to get. For months
he has had a commission in Sweden for two
perfect birds. As the result OF this order the
two arrived Saturday.
The caperCailzie is almost as large a. and
similar in habits to the American wild turkey.
with the advantage that IL can endure much
more severe hardships and cold weather and
will live on food such az Is 0btainable from
the treetops, II necessary. when the ground
Is deeply covered with snow.
Mr.. Kendriok will keep the birds at the
park until they breed. his plan being TO take
the young to the most suitable places In tho
mountains and liberats them.
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Had Lots OF Business.
From the KGasas Ciiv Times

From the kGnsas CttD TtmsS.
g. T. Jocelyn Of Wichita was court stem
ographer for Judge PancOast OF Oklahoma
for several years. One time q case was being
tried before Judge Pancoast and they were
endea vOring to nnd out through a witness
whether there had been any liquor sold.
What Is your businessf- asked the lawyer.
my buslness2- repeated the witness lAconlc-
ally. "oh, have lots Of business" Answer
the question" said the lawyer. What is
your DuslnessP" Must tell all my busi-
nessP" Insisted the witness again. Answer
the question, interposed the Judge severely.
WELL" responded he cheerfully, I'm
deputy sheriff and city marshal for Gunner.
JAnltor Of the Methodist church and bar
tender OF the Fl Paso saloon"
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COIN T8AF DOESN'T RING.
Net Always . COunterTeit-h1Ay Have Only
n Small Cavity m lt.

From he Seattle Post EAtsIhgsRcer.
Gold coins which do not ring arc not always
cOunterfeits. fccOrding to Operative Thomas
B. Foster. In Charge OF the United States
Secret Service work for this district. He
demonstrated that fact at thO police station
yesterday and a. q result Aimee Sykes
alias 0era OGers. will be charged with steal
ing eS in lawful money Of the United States
from one William Mccarthy.
The woman was arrested Tuesday night
By City Detectives H. @. Adams and +. W.
Clark on complaint by McGArrity. The
ts gold piece supposed 10 have bscn stolen
was found on her and was held 90 evidence
Clerk Billy Kent dropped the gold piece on
the desk at the station and u fell like picos
Of lead. There was absolutely no ring 10 h
Operative Foster was called In with . view
Of capturing q band Of counterfeiters.
Just As good a. any coln ever turned out
Of the MINT said the Secret Service man
after he had examined the coln. -It Is very
probable that thsrs ls q small cavity In this
coin. That happens very often and gives a
great deal Of trouble. When the ingots
from which these coins are made are cast
at the mint air bubbles get into them some
times. when the metal is rolled out and the
coins made the bubble sometimes stays there.
and there is no ring to such q coin"
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From the NashuIle Tsnness,

FTOW ne NdshDlEIe TeHHesseedn.
Having vainly tried many and various
remedies to restore to health q business man
whom know and who had fallen into . morbid
condition owing to years Of oveTwork. q
famous Baltimore physician at Last persuaded
his patient to take q course Of funny stories.
one at each meal with an estra two at dinner,
said William y. Parker Of the Maryland me-
tropolis. Tue patient. q solemn and gloomy
fellow at frst rebelled. but finally falling in
with the idea adopted the course recon-
mended and was IN the end restored TO health.
the effect OF laug ughter being entirely to change
his mental and bodily condition.
Laughter. in fact, is one OF the cheapest
and most elective OF medicines. breaking up
staRnatiOn OF mind and body and sending q
healthy vibration through ones system.
Z here Ia very little the matter with the man
who can enjoy q hearty laugh"
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Pneaaausa EhrIve IN nImsIs.

FROM ne Chicago IRsey-Ocedb.
Two years ago the nrst consisnmsnt Of
English pheasAnts was received from Stats
Game Commissioner Wheeler by the game
warden Of Clinton county.
The latter Othctal has Kept close watch
on the birds and 10 pleased to report them
Increasing. few months ago another lot
WAS liberated, and all are reported as being
alive. They are 80 tame that they will ent ter
the farmers yards and eat with the chickens.
Farmers throu ghout the county are eager
to assist the department In Increasing the
to be supplied by the department. Quail are
abundant In the parts Of the county where
there IN plenty Of cover, and prairie chickens
can be counted in hocks Of ifteen up 70 sixty.
Before the new game law was paaaed chickens
were almost extinct.
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Holiday Coins Return to Bank

ETVWI INo IlU8IOW H6THTu.
Nine out OF every ten persons in that
line are here to get gold pieces to use as
Christmas presents. said 4 savings bank
man. pointing to a long line In front Of the
paying tellers window. And the funny
part Of it Ia" he added, about three-quarters
OF the gold we give them will be back here In
this bank inside OF two weeks"
The bank man said every year his bahk
pays out about o.. 900 in gold In the day or
two immediately preceding the holiday.
Most OF this money is given within the family
circle, and the rule is that the members Oh
the family soon come back to the bank with
the identical gold pieces to be credited to their
respective accounts.
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y Personality. nothing was TOO useless or too
worthloap. valuable or aAor0d 20 sell
@EvorythinN, even 20 tho toothbrush
and an Infants shabby little ahoe. was bid
for and bought
After th0 last tribe had been disposed
OF and the auctiOneer. wtping streams Of
persplratiou nom his face. proclaimed,
That's tho laStP and city ofiCial responded
That's gOodP (or was it Thank 0od'O, and
the two or three clerical assistants sat back
with Eighs Of' relief. the crowd disporped
and went chattering down tbs stairs.
"Yes. everything in my hat bought At
auction. ! haven't room to put another
thing and I've spent all my money. but
when I'm lonesome just put on my hat
and go 70 the nearest auction sale.
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How She Kept Yang.
Fro IA WOnda

Some one once asked a woman how il
was she kept her youth 80 wonderfully
Her hair was snowy white. she was 80 years
cid and her energy was waning. hut she never
impressed one with the idea or age, for her
heart was still young In sympathy and in
terests.
And this was her answer Il knew how 10
forget disagreeable things, I tried to master
expect too nancS " % ny fri.nds % kept e1a NOV NOV
perves weN IN hand. and did not aloe them 10
bore other people, tried TO find any work
that came TO hand cOngenial
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Took No Chances.


From OctNna.
An English visitOr TO CarnOustie last summer
was one day starting q match when his
caddie asked to see his cigarette case. and
when It was handed to him cOolly put II
into his pocket. The visitor erpostulated.
The caddfe responder
ITS a richt, sir. I'll gle it back TO ye
sfter the roond. Ye see. I've gotten hAut
Groom on ye an l dinna mean ye TO smoke
The EnEHshman 9rinned and went on to
win
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AIT IN SPANISH RANK NOTEs


To haiISo the counterfeiters, who are both
numerous and cunning in Madrid, the Bank
Of Spain has pursued the policy Of changing
tn notes with great frequency and retiring
each issue a. fast a. possible.
The bank has now determined on . new
plan. Il has placed an order for a series Of
notes with an English concern, and IL viii
rely for safety upon q special color process
IN addition the notes are 20 preeent pictures
of well known buildings In Spain. executed
with q perfection that viii defy counter
feitinR.
The pictures are TO be 20 beautiful that
saws one Spanish newspaper. Hardly. 5
reiOins another. ~the cost OF the Bot will ba
1.B75 pesetas, you see- To the spanish
mind SsSs. so 10 q great deal OF money.
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Judge Marcellus slowly entered the little
room. With keen yet plying eye he
read the meaning OF the tableau presented;
the young girl struggling against agitation,
the woman lying half conscious on the
settle to which Cronkite had raised her. and
the detective himself imperturbably sx-
amining the hilt Of the stiletco
Now. Ruth. are you ready to tell me what
you know OF this matter" said the old
lawyer. -or must believe that my old friend
Reuben Roscoe was mistaken in his view
Of your characterp"
Let me detail the circumstances, sir, =
interposed Cronkite, -as the logic Of events
tells me they must have occurred. Miss
Mayne should not try her strength. her
endurance overmuoh. Such q test would
utterly overwhelm the ordinary woman
There, my dear, rest tranquil; II 60 very
far wrong you can correct me-"
And with fatherly air which seemed TO
goften and explain his uniform stolidity.
he led Ruth to a chair.
Nov, SIR Cronkite went on, business
like again. 1T strikes me this way:
That afternoon or early evening Miss
Mayne happened to be calling at the Rapi-
dan. She wore the bunch OF sweet peas
tied with mauve ribbon at her waist.
Chance led her by Alfred Roscoe's room.
She slipped in and placed a blossom Of what
he well knows Is her favorite flower on his
table 10 sign OF forgiveness. perhaps gilmore,
'UniOrtaAtsly. as she hurried back to
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The Store Of Superior Qualitie,
and Moderate Prices.

Sale Of TaiIor-made Suits and Lingerie Dresses
AT $500
We have made extensive preparations for this
Sale, which begins tomorrow NlOnday) morn
ing. All the garments are in advance models
for the coming Spring:
ModsI One Jaunty English Coat Suit, Of
homespm and worsteds, killed skirt effect.
Nod. Two: PiceadIly Suit, Of black and blue
Imperial serses, also in variety Of mixtures
and colorinss in men suitinss; semi-circuar skirt.
Model Three Japanese Coat Suit, vest effect,
Of broadcloth stripes and imported fabrics; new
panel skirt.
Model Four: Short; Jaunty Coat Suit, repro
duced from very recent Paris model Of
English serge, full circular skirt. ...~
Model Five: Lingerie Princess Dresses; made
in combination Of embroidery and lace.
More striking Than IL. style and beauty Of These handsO~.
Waists the uneommcnI low prices at which We have marked
them for quick selling:
Dress Waists Of aOv lace net mounted daay
elaborated with he 0ny and Vend.nne Aees; new ed ssv.
At 450
Valne SIS
Remainder Of fine line Of nOnshnksb flannel Waists effective
stripes pds and checks tucked plated and severely shored MSde
Az 500
Value $50
Throughout our entire stocks there are drastic
Clearance Sales in progress which will have
intense interest for every woman who wishes
to take advantage Of the uncOmmOnly heavy
price-reductions now in force at this new store.
shteenth TO Nineteenth Street, New York
r|s7ty occupied By B. Atmsn 8 cs)
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Shth Avenue, Eighteenth to Nineteenth Street, New York
GaIz7 occupied b. B. Amn cs)
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Greenfsut
and
Company
Dr., Goods
Sale Of
Advance
Spring
Models Of
Womens
Tailor-Made
Suits
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-04-02

in the city and at the Park Tuesday and
yesterday, where he was visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Senator Brown, who was made
member of the Senate engrossing COM
mittee, is yet at Annapolis and will
probably remain there several days.
Rev. and Mrs. E. P. Idleman and
their little son, of Gormania, were IN
Oakland Monday and Tuesday visiting
Mrs. Ialeman's sister, Mrs. Stephen G.
Ashby.
The Modern Comedy Company open
week S engagement at the Opera House
Monday night, with big free show.
The company comes very highly recon-
mended
The bazaar and supper at St Mark 5
church last Thursday evening, conduct
ed by the ladies of the Aid Society, was
quite a success, the net proceeds ap-
preaching $50
Miss Annie Loewenstein, who spent
several weeks in Washington with her
sister, Mrs. Frank Kearney, who was
quite i'll, returned to her home in Oak
land Monday afternoon.
Mr.. William r. Offutt spent Sunday
in Cumberland with Mrs. Ofutt, who
has been i'll during the past two or three
weeks at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Wilson Humbird.
Farm for Stakeholder my firm. locat-
ed near Herrngton Manor school house.
for sale; contains 81 acres 80 clear; good
slX-room dwelling; small barn; well
Watered; young orchard. Address J .
). HardeStV, Oakland. Nd. 5O-13
Any intelligent person may earn a
good income corresponding for news
papers; experience unnecessary. Send
stamp for particulars. Empire Press
Syndicate, Middleport, n. Y.
Milton and Edward Sincel. after
! spending the spring recess with their
parents IN Oakland, returned yesterday
morning to Gettysburg College, where
they will resume their studies.
| A good time to clean up about the res
licences and business places is at hand.
Much work along this line has already
been accomplished and the neat appear
ance of many homes attest this fact.
The attention of our readers is direct
ed to the several new advertisements
appearing in this paper today, among
them being that of the Accident Nor
NAL School, Prof. J. c. Beahm. princi-
pal
Mr.. a. K. Stewart and family, of
Parkersburg, moved to Oakland from
that point yesterday. Mr.. Stewart
will engage in the photograph business
here, having been engaged in the same
business in Oakland a few years ago
when he operated the opera house
gallery.
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GRADUATING EXERCISES
Of the Senior Class CT the Oakland
High SchooI Will Occur To-Nisht.

Invitations to the commencement ex-
ercises of the Oakland High School to
be held in the Opera House on Thursday
evening Of this week, have been issued
by the graduating class, which is com
posed Of Misses Mable Florence Porter,
Ethel Mae Wilt and nellie Workman.
The young ladies composing the class
have the distinction of being the first to
graduate from the High School, its es-
Establishment as such dating back three
or four years.
For the occasion a very nicely ar
ranged program has been provided.
which will include addresses, vocal and
instrumental music and the comforting
of the diplomas
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-04-02
Don't miss the show.

Don't miss the show.
Frogs entertain every evening these
days.
Rey. A. S. Wolfe, of Friendsville,
was here Monday.
Grass is getting green, but green APP
pie pie is far in the future.
Take the family to the Opera House
Monday night to see the show-it s free.
Mr.. Oliver Haywood and daughter, of
Bond, were Oakland visitors on Mon
day.
Mr.. Calvin Anderson, of District No.
8, was in the city yesterday on bust
ness
Mr.. Martin V. Flanagan, of Deer
Park, was in the city Saturday on bust
ness.
Mr.. James NJ. Litzinger, of Grafton,
was business visitor to Oakland Mon
day of this week
Messrs. John T. and George L. Sin
cell, of Keyser, spent Sunday afternoon
with relatives in Oakland
MIR. ]. O. Thomas, superintendent of
the Hutton tannery, was in Oakland
Saturday afternoon on business.
Duck hunters have been in evidence
about Oakland for several days past but
no trophies have been observed.
Miss Alice Kepner returned to Oak
land Friday after months absence,
which time she spent in Baltimore.
Mr.. Norman G. Steltz, of the Ameri-
can Type Founders Company's Pitts
burg branch, was in the city Tuesday.
Miss Virginia Mayer, of Terra Alta.
was here several days last week, the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Harland L..
Jones.
Mrs. Elizabeth limbaugh went to
Fairmont Saturday afternoon where she
is visiting her daughter, Mrs Samuel
Boyer.
Pekin Duck Eggs for Matching from
mammoth thoroughbred stock. A set
ting of nine for 81. D. Weber, Oak
land, Nd.
Mrs. Julius c. Renninger and little
son, of Oakland, are spending the pres
ent week with relatives at Eglon,
West Va.
Clean, moral and refined are the en-
tertainments given by the Modern Com
edy Company at the Opera House all
next week.
Mr.. Richard Tasker, one of THE
REPUBLICANS patrons from near Kitz-
millerville, was in the city Tuesday and
called to see US.
\ Rev. j. H. Hess, d, D., of Kingwood,
fwas in Oakland Monday as the guest of
DIR. and Mrs. R. B. Ward at their home
ON Green street
Mr.. Frank Calls, of near Hoyes, was
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Call for Your Letters.

F. D. Broiderick, Mrs. Annie S.
Mosser, Mr.. Harry Pawl Mrs. Alice
White, Mrs. Plora Wolf.
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THREE YOUNG MEN ARRESTED.
Charged With Stealing Goods From
The.Robinson Store in Oakland.

LastsThursday night Herman and
Acknowledgement, of Cumberland, and
CharleslGreen, who says his home is in
Virginia. .were arrested by Deputy
Sheriff. Brown and Night Policeman
White, charged with having stolen from
a display rack in front of J. N. Robin
sons store on Second street, a pair of
rubber shoes.
Several parties witnessed the theft,
which occurred between the hours of
seven and eight o'clock at which time
many persons were passing along the
street. After having stolen the shoes
the men went across the railroad tracks
on Second .street and when they dis
covered that they We're being followed
they made break to get away by run
ning into the livery barn of Mr.. J. A.
Kelly and:in the darkness which sur
rounded them they butted into vehicle
which suddenly halted them. Their
capture by the officers very quickly fol-
lowed.
The men We're given a hearing Friday
afternoon by Justice Gender and in de-
fault Of bond for their appearance at
the next term of court they We're re
manded to Jail.
The menIstate that they are stack
painters. by trade and that they were
here for theFpurpose of obtaining work.
Monday a relative of the Robinett
brothers came to Oakland and made an
effort to secure bond for their appear
ance but up to the present time her
etfortslhave been fruitless.
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A show for the ladies and children as
well as the gentlemen, all next week at
the Opera House.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-04-02

Health Coffee" is really the closest
Coffee Imitation ever yet produced.
This, the finest Coffee Substitute ever
made. has recently been produced by
DR.. Shoop of Racine, Wis. Not grain
of real Coffee in it either. Health
| Coffee is made from pure toasted cere-
ais, with malt, nuts, etc. Really 1t
would fool an expert who might drink
it for Coffee. No twenty or thirty
minutes boiling Made in a minute"
says the doctor. An dealers.
This office acknowledges the receipt
of an invitation, sent by Louis Irving
Provost. of Mountain Lake Park, who
is one of the graduating class, to attend
! the commencement exercises of the
United States Veterinary Surgeons to
be held this evening in the National
Rifles Armory, Washington, D. c.
Many farmers in the vicinity Of Oak
land have been engaged recently in
hauling lime, from cars shipped to this
point, and spreading it over their fields.
Many Of the farmers haYe given up the
use of.bone and other fertilizers, being
fully convinced that lime is the best for
crops generally, as well as for the land.
Mr.. George w. Fleming, who resided
here until a few years ago when he
accepted a position with a numbering
concern in North Carolina, moving with
his family to that State, arrived here
Sunday afternoon to visit relatives and
to look after some business matters.
He returned to the South yesterday
afternoon.
Weatherforecaster Peter Are Smith,
of Kingwood has made his prognosti-
cations for the month of April, which
we publish in this paper today. As a
weather prophet Mr.. Smith is enjoying
quite an enviable position with the peo-
pie of Oakland and Garrett county
generally as his predictions usually
pan out "
A weak Stomach, means weak
Stomach nerves, always. And this is
also true of the Heart and Kidneys.
It's pity that sick ones continue to
drug the Stomach or stimulate the
Heart and Kidneys. The weak nerves,
not the organs themselves, need this
help. This explains why Dr. Shoop' s
Restorative has, and is promptly help
| ing so many sick ones. 1t goes direct
TO the cause Of these diseases. Test
this vital truth. and see. All dealers.
Mr.. A. T. Fraley, who recently locat-
ed at Newall, W. Va, leaving the en-
ploy of the Pugh & Beavers Wholesale
Grocery here to enter the retail grocery
business in the new town on the Ohio
river, writes back that he likes his To-
cation very well and has started off
with very nice business. His many
friends here will be pleased to learn Of
his bright prospects for the future, and
will continue to wish him no end of
prosperity. ~ Grafton Republican.