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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-07-24
NOTICE.

ORDERED this day, July 2ist, 1908, By
" the County Commissioners for Mont
gomery county, that the section Of the Lay
louisville road, known as "Williams' Cut, "
be and the same Is hereby closed 70 public
travel for two weeks from Tuesday, July ais,
1908.
By order Of the Board
o. H. p. CLARK,
R. G. HILTON, President.
Clerk.
July 2l-2t
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Frame Dwelling House

containing six rooms and bath aud closet with
hot ard cold water
ills now occupied by Ohio F. James.
TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed bv the
mortgage Cash. A deposit OF 5000 will
be required on the day of sale.
Conveyaneing at the cost Of the purchaser
EDWARD C. PETER, Assignee,
july 24-ts Rockville. Nd.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

HAVIEc sold my farm, will sell at pub
be - on the premises. one-fourIh ME
.-on Licz lie, on the farm known As me
Fsghrr e on road leading from Frederick
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FOB SALE.

FOR 5AL1,
GkVERAL dwellings with large lots and
~ modern improvements, and q number Of
lots, in the town Of Rockville, Nd; lots,
dwelling with large lot, and q small farm
with oil necessary buildings, within driving
distance Of Rockville, Md
Inquire Of
@ NORMAN B0UIC,
in the law Offices Of Bouic l. Bouic,
july 24-u Rockville, Md.
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State Of Ma Lard
County Of Monigons-v So
!, Geo. d. willard, Cashier o. lac above
named bank, do solemnly TIA, o.
above statement is true 70 s4s ts. Of ny
knowledge and belief.
GEO. D. WILLARD.
CasElLf.
Subscribed And sworn TO bet91 us iaa
2oth day Of July, 1908
GEO. W. RGDDIgG,
EaAsy PH4..c.
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WANTED

WANTED,
w At once, 9 single man TO
work on fatm; one that can handle horses
Good wages to the right party.
J. W. RABBIT,
july l0-2p Rockville, Nd.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
James Brown VS.. Charlotte Brown

In the Circu Court for Montgomery county
sitting as Court Of Equity. No. 24l6
Equity.
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TUESDAY, the 18th day of
August, A, D. 1908.

at the hour of 1890 O'Clock, Pm,
at the Court House door, in the town Of
Rockville, offer at public auction all the land
and premises in said mortgage mentioned
and described as follows, viz: All of that
lot or parcel of land known as lot numbered
twenty-six, in block numbered fourteen, in
the subdivision known as the National Chau-
tauqua Of Glen Echo, as the same is laid
down on the map Of said subdivision, re-
corded among the said Land Records, in Lii
Der J. A No as, folio 253, containing about
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June 3m
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corded among The said Land Records, in Ii
Der J. A No IS, folio 253, containing about
3,162 Square Feet of Land,
This lot is desirably located in the National
Chautauqua of Glen Echo, having a 'front.'
age of about 46 feet on Bryn Mawr avenue
near University avenue, and it is improved
BY a comfortable
, 1908-08-22
.oeinr Out to Sc, /. M.n.r

N''"S Cue-so 90 m<hs
-SeinG out 10 see u man was me
INVENTION OF Allemus ward one nignI
ID tne winner OF 1913. When the numor
ist was ABOUT nail hrough his lecture
De paraiyzeu MS audience with tue an
nouncement that they would have to
AXE q recess OF nfteen minutes 20 as
10 enabfe him to go across the street to
see a man. h. Il. Tracey. the editor
, 1908-08-22
sryan', First. instaIIment.

Brooklyn Eagle lind. ,lem.)
We are restrained from character
king a. they deserve the suppress
dous and ~evasions OF this First Install
ment OF the consideration due to the
nominee OF . once historical party for
. stu historical once. MT. Bryan,s
addresa Is one not OF pertinence, but
0fS impartinence; 1t Is n OF pertness.
not OF power. or OF candor. 1t neither
sugGezis o induces conviction. The
candidate petifpgs. where he would
persuade. and begins by fooling him,
self before he would impress others,
,UnteAchabae TArtisans may be ''stir.
req By HE First Installment. but men
to whom truth ID more than aught else,
men to whom parties and candidates
passtoreview. under the hEhtof reason
and of Justice, and with the wish to
choose between them for the best good
Of America. should realize, long before
next November. that Mt. Taft should
be advanced In public service to the
presidency. and Mr.. Bryan be preserv-
cd TO the journalistic ield and to the
lecture neld, al equal th~eaters for his
rhetorical and histrionic gifts of utter.
ance~and OF acting.
, 1908-08-22

IA
IN GOOD splRtre.
Wyoming fockmasters are in better
spirits now than they were q month
ago, for wool advanced steadily. and
those who were wise enough to con-
sign. store or hold for a later market
are now enjoying the benefits Of the
advance, says the Wyoming ~correspon-
dent OF the American Sheep Breeder.
And there are many growers who feel
that the top has not yet been reached.
and are holding for a still further al.
vance, and form present indications
their hopes Will be realised. During
the past few weeks many wyoming
clips have been sold from 15 to 16M
cents, and INT clip went for II cents.
These same woods last year brought
from 10 to 22hcents, showing that the
growers Of these woods have obtained
within 4 and s cents of last years
prices. and this is not all, for this
years wool is much heavier than last
seasons clip, and in many instances
the fiockmasters, owing to the in,
creased weight, have obtained fully as
much per head for their wool as they
received last year.
, 1908-08-22
Words Of Praise

Tor the several ingredients Of which Dr.
Pterce's medicines ara composed, a given
BY leaders In all the several schools Of
thsn M smonnt ~ -
MSa.,uY. ~ ~ -
~ ". fTeecrip-
3oo.nAs zHn OF AoAEsTY on every
b~osaa-wrspper, In . full List Of al It. In.
gradients printed In plain Eugltsh.
II you Are an invalid woman md mher
froa freq2sat headache, bsekaoha, gnaw-
iss s,:.1l !. .....sA psslsdieai e.iaa.
S.SpsIEZe asssi PeivIe arain,
eve ooome
pN< perAAee Ozark spota or specks
dans36F before ths eyss. faint spells and
10y synIss..eao.sd p female weak
ermM. ~ ~ ~ ~ hettsr nav ~
Dr. PterJk3 NnnssfsA Prsscrir.sc.
ThshLsIt.i s@.r-~c,ss III
e,n. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES opessr
~ nAy y xSosoear y "a .umAay
, 1908-08-22
Shifting His Ground.


Wall Street journal 0nd.).
Mr.. Bryan, In his speech Of accept.
ance. said:
"rhe democratic party simply as.
Berts that as the government creates
corporations 1t must retain the power
to regulate. and 10 control them"
In 4 letter to the editor Of the Wall
Street Journal published April 10. 1907,
Mr. Bryan said:
"At, this time a majority Of the peo-
pie, still seem to have faith In regula-
ton. and the first thing necessary Is
to ascertain, the present value of the
railroads end, then prevent any more
Watering Of stocks. l shall assist, as
far, as l am able. to test regulation
under aa favorable. conditions as can
be created. but having reached the con
clnsion that In the end regulation will
be found ineffective. l have stated the
conclusion.
In 1907. therefore. Mr.. Bryan held
TO the opinion that the regulation of
the railroad corporations would be in,
elective. yet nov In August, 1908. he
asserts that the democratic doctrine
l. that the government must regulate
the corporations.
Is there any guarantee that MI.
Bryan may not next year change nls
attitude as regards the policy of regu-
lationf A politician who shifts ground
as frequently as Mr.. Bryan is not the
man for the white House.
, 1908-08-22
FROM sIpe DUDLEY.

Us kids has heard a lot about the presi-
dental race,
Some says that Bryan's sure to win
the nations highest place.
Then Others says that Tafts the man;
both sides think that they're right;
The gang has ranged to settle it fer
good some pleasant night
Dave Stickney he'll be Bryan an
Downey takes Taft's part;
They'll settle this here question
right-theyn use the manly art;
We've got a ring in Winslow's barn
an gloves an othings like that,
An when the fight's pulled OF l guess
we'll know where we're at.
Them kidstscrap just about the same:
twill all be on the square;
G~rosebeck's to be refererhell sec
that they fight fair;
On Tuesday all the world kin know
who's picked to rule u Hand;
We want to stop this arguin'-that's
why the scrap vas planned.
, 1908-08-22
chronic pIarrhosa Relieved.

Mr.. Edward E. Henry, with the I'm
tied States Express COMPANY Chicago,
writes; -Our general superintendent,
Mr.. Qu.rk, handed me a bottle OF
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy some time ago to check
an attack Of the old chronic diarrhoea.
! have used it since that time and cur
ed many ON our trains who have been
sick. l am an old soldier who served
with Rutherford B. Hayes and William
Mckinley four years in the Twenty
third Ohio regiment. and have no all
ment except chronic diarrhoea, which
this remedy stops at once" For sale
by all druggists.
, 1908-08-22
SEVERAL VIEWS OF BRYAN'S
SPEECH.

The day Bryan's notification speech
was delivered this paper published the
document liz full and made editorial
comment. 1t is Of more than passing
interest to note that the. papers
throughout the country coincile very
closely with the opinions expressed in
these clumns at that early date, and
that the criticisms then made of the
man and his policies have been en-
dornad by leading journals In many
ssctions. 1.-the country. A few OF
these editorial opinions are reproduc-
ed below. 1t will be noticed that only
oos Of the Ave il from q republican
Wpef:
, 1908-08-22
MADE QUICK TRIP
FROM MANEUVER CAMP.

Elmer Lovejoy went to the maneu-
yer camp last night with a party OF
soldiers who had to be present at roll
call this morning, and landed his men
In good time. 1t was Of the return trip
that Mr. Lovejoy speaks, which was
made In excellent time. with only one
little accident. He ran into a ditch,
but the machine soon righted itself.
BY the time the soldiers reached the
camp they we're passive and had to be
assisted by the sergeant, who WAS Sent
to the city TO round them up.ga
, 1908-08-22

turns TO his %glittering generalities and
claims confidence for the democratic
party because of Its devotion to the
people" and its willingness to IDLE for
a great carse.9 This may be a reason
for sympathy or even admiration. but
scarcely for practical trust. Mr.. Bryan
is exercising his mind needlessly.
Whatever party or candidate succeed.
he may rest assured that "the people
will rule" and will have their way.
, 1908-08-22
ENJOYING A VISIT
FRoM6OLD FRIEND.

Clark Pelton OF this city Is greatly
enjoying q visit from his friend, p. B.
Hyde of Collins. o., who was at Den
yer and who came to this city with
Mr.. Pelton from Cheyenne last night.
they having met there by accident.
The gentlemen were ooys together in
Ohio, their farms joining and while
they would not WI up to stealing
w~atermelons from the same patch and
apples from the same orchard, both
were reticent when questioned about
the quality of fruit grown in that she
ton.
, 1908-08-22

my father has for years been trou.
bied With diarrhoea. andtried every
means possible to effect q cure, with.
out avail" writes John H. Zirkle Of
Phihppi. w. va. He saw Chamber
hin's Colo. Choiera and Diarrhoea
Remedy advertised IN the Philippi Re-
publican and decided to try It The
result is n bottle cured and he has
not suffered with the disease for eigh-
teen months. Before taking this REM
edy he vas q constant sufferer. He Is
now sound aud well. and AltAough ely
u years Cd CAM - - mscA vork ~
. young maA.sseUe4' By III arn01ADts.
, 1908-08-22
EXAMINATION FOR
ARMY POSITION.

VIII. Campbell OF Denver. Colo. rec
rotary of the eleventh civil service dis
trict. announces an examination on
September 81 for wheAlwright in the
quartermaster's department at large, at
a salary OF 1920 per annum and re- ions,
limit 20 years or " No eiuca.
tional test will be given. the test being
age, 20 points; physical condition. 20
points and experience. 60 points. The
vacancy exists at Fort Russell. Chey-
enne.
, 1908-08-22
HoR&FoaTAsT.
Iowa Horseman OFFERS Animal That
Win stana WeiDht.s

Chicago. Aug. 22.-J. r. Caldwell, a
noted horsefancier of Mechanicsville,
Ia, through republican, leaders here,
has offered to make Q pen onal gift OF
a horse large enough to carry William
H. Taft and stand ur under tie bur.
den.
The horse he offers "a "Rufslo.' a
magnificent chestnut weighing 900
pounds. He is said to be the largest
saddle horse In Iowa
, 1908-08-22
JOY KILLED HER.
Aged sister Of General Miles Over
come At Meeting Him.

Leominster. Wash, Aug 22.--ThY
joy Of. seeing General Nelson Miles. her
brother. after a separation Of years.
proved faial to Mrs. Mary Jane Mer-
Ram. one OF Leominster's Oldest rss!-
dents. When the former commander
called with another brother, Daniel c.
Miles, the aged woman almost tainted
with joy. Shortly after they left she
became i'll and within twelve hours
she died.
, 1908-08-22

HAS THE RECORD
Foa WELL DRILLING
il. Met utcheon finished drilling
well this week On one Of !. w. Gray's
farms, says the Wheatland World. The
we'll Was drilled to : depth Oils feet.
and contains,z0- feet OF water. Jack
holds the record for drilling in this
section. as he drilled to . depth OF "
feet. on the, above we'll the first day,
after, arriving At the farm at. 9 o'clock
In the morning and setting up and
starting the machinery.
, 1908-08-22
50 SOOTHING
Its Influence Hss Been Felt by So
Many Laramie RcAiers.

The soothing influence Of relief
After suffering from Itching Piles,
From Eczema or any itchiness of the
skin,
Makes one feel grateful to the rem
edy.
Doan's Ointment has soothed hun
dreds.
Here's what one Laramie citizens
says:
Mrs. Chris Larsen, 221 south First
street. Laramie. Wyoming. says: Two
years ago Mr.. Larsen vas thrown out
Of a buggy and one OF. bis legs was se-
verely bruised In several places. He
doctored and tried various remedies
but every treatment failed to do any
good. Seeing Doan's Ointment highly
recommended in the newspapers. he
procured a supply Of the Laramie Drug
company and the first application
brought relief from the irritation. A
continued s of the preparation heal
ed the sores and effected a complete
and permanent cure"
! For Sac by all Dealers- Price so
cents. Foster Miiburn c.. Bufaio,
New York, Sole Agents for the United
States.
Remember the narne-Doan's-and
take no other.
, 1908-08-22
German Church..

Corner Of Sixth and Garfield streets
Rev. o.. G. Wichmann. pastor.
8 a. m. Sunday school.
10 a NJ. Preaching service. Sub
ject of the sermon, "a Warning
Against Spiritual Indifference"
All Germans cordially invited.
, 1908-08-22
NOT WILLING TO Losk
ANY POLITICAL DOPE.

j. M. Ingersoll, writing to the bust
ness department OF The Republican to
have the paper sent to him at 1928
Independence avenue. Kansas City.
Mo-, adds this note to the editorial de-
partment:
IF i fail In getting your paper 1
may mhse,some valuable. campaign
dope while / am down here among the
MiasourianS."
, 1908-08-22
Christian science,

Christian Science,
Regular services In the Swedish Mis-
sion church, corner Seventh and Gar.
deld streets.
10 =. m. Sunday school,.
II =, m Services.
pm. Wednesday. Services.
Tho public II welcome at these SER
vices.
, 1908-08-22
BARRY BROTHER ,

BUY HESIDENCE.
The A. Underwood property on Gen.
trail avenue facing St Marks Epis-
copal church. was. sold today by Bail
ey & Magoon- to Barry Bros, for
$4,000, says the Cheyenne Tribune.
The property is q HOUSE,.
located on the north half of lot s, in
block 295, and Is occupied by A.. D.
Johnston.
, 1908-08-22
WITH THE CHURCHES I
\ Program of Sunday services in j.
the Laramie houses OF worship. !

o.. Matthew'S Cathedral.
Third and Thornburgh streets. Very
Rev. Arnold @. H. Bode. dean.
7i30A m. Holy c%oiannnton
9:46 .. m. Sunday school,.
IL a. N. Morning prayer and SER
mon.
8 p. M Evening prayer and sermon
and short organ recital
A cordial Invitation extended To All
to attend thsse services
, 1908-08-22
THE VANISHING NEWSPAPERS

The Baltimore Sun. the Oldest Democratic daily In Maryland, has follow
ed the Brooklyn Eagle and boted the Bryan cause-Press Dispatch.
Ten little newspapers on the Bryan line; =
One said: Excuse us. pleased" and then they were nine.
Nine little newspapers for the candidate;
One cried: "The truth for us!" and then there rel eight.
Eight little newspapers-al the Bryan leaven--
One tagged the elephant, and then there were seven.
Seven little newspaper printing ycwh and kicks
One turned an optimist, AMI then theae were Sx
Six LITTLE newspapers keeping hope. alive;
One said; 'Goodby, old pail" and then there were five.
Five little newspapers, spreading muAsh lore;s
One said: Big Bills Q. X" and then there we're four.
-Four little newspapers faithful as could be;
One got q change OF heart, and then there we're three.
Three little ncwspa pers-al the working crew.
One Joined the great parade, and then there were two.
Two little newspapers, keeping up the fun;
One said Take keer yourself which left a iLge publication
entitled the Lincoln Commoner, whose editor, it Isl believed will be In
favor OF William Jennings Bryan for president first, last and all the
time-ARTHUR CHAPMAN In D W. Republican,
, 1908-08-22
One Excellence.
Denver Post (rep.)

The speech has one excellence-it
reads. pleasantly. demands. no think
ing. awakens no animosities and skill
fully evades every issue that the
course OF the campaign may raise to
4 burning question" Time has in
deed worked its marve's with Mr..
Bryan when twelve short years have
softened him from the burning fever
OF the Crown OF Thorns 70 this pink
tea notification that might rave graced
any lady's afternoon"
, 1908-08-22
BAPTIST church.

Baptist Churcn.
Corner Grand venue and Fourth
street. Rev. Addison Lanslell. castor.
w. Q~uaintance. superintendent.
9:45 q. m. Sunday school. Mr.. w.
;. Ingham will speak to the Baraca
class on Books"
II a. m. Morning worship with
sermon.
Up. M. B. Y. p. u. Subject. "vaca-
ton Religion" Mark 6:30-44. Leader,
Alan Harper.
s p. n. Evening service. Rev. G.
H.. Clark of Kansas will preach.
500 p. m. Wednesday. Prayer meet
ing.
Public cordially invited TO all the
services Of this church.
, 1908-08-22
LIVING oNLoxE:
MlaSED GOOD DINNER.

Missed GOOD DINNER.
Henry A. Mnsman. better known In
these, parts a. Fawn Mosman, and Mrs.
Louise Harrison of Boston. were mar
ried In Laramie Thursday evening.
August, 10. by Rev..Ws D.. Trout. pas.
tor OF Ahe Methodist church. says the
Walden New Era. They expect to live
In walden. A wedding dinner was pre-
pared for them pon.-their return to
Walden but proved somewhat Of a
disappointment toathe guests who had
to dine alone, for the bride and groom
failed to be there at the, appointed
hour. s5345
, 1908-08-22
Trinity Lutheran Church.

Trintty Lutheran Church.
West Side. Rev. oscar Woods. pas
tor.
9:45 = m. Sunday school
II a. M Morning worship,
8 p. M Evening service. Subject.
True Prudence"
All services in English language.
welcome.
, 1908-08-22

Me<hsdist E~pseopai-
Corner Fifth and Thornburgh streets
Rev. w. D.. Trout. castor.
$50 q. M Sunday school. DIR.
Avsn Nelson. superintendent
II a.. m. Morning Sermon
z p. m. Epworth league
8 p. m. Evening serfon. Subject:
Practical Ethics for the Young"
All are cordially invited.
, 1908-08-22

It indispensable to avoid a contrast
With the clear. judicial examination Of
all the large proalens ofythe day which
WA ma6e1m the corresponding speech
Of thssfapuAlisan caDiidnte. and the
mna1 asianA aADtnsref Mn Bryan can.
~ IA theseoatssst:tc hhadrantaxe.
n Misrepresentation. the candidate 70
, 1908-08-22

MlscREANT STEALS
WoMAN's BEDDING.
Some miscreant broke into the resi-.
dence of Mrs Mary Kidding recently,
says the Saratoga Sun, and stole the
most Of her bedding and other valu-
able things while she vas at, her sons
house on a visit.
, 1908-08-22
cooled on.

Cleveland Plain Dealer (ind. dem.)
M. Bryan in his address says moth
Ing to arouse a~ntagonisms. voices no
new demands and In no way alters the
popular conception OF him-that. while
u11A sa~ rofoFmer.. q propagandist at
heast, he Is less rampant n than
the puA1jsibscame familiar with eight
andAtwelveyearsae ago.
, 1908-08-22

more Sun. the Oldest Democratic daily In Maryland, has follow
yn Eagle and bolted the Bryan cauEe-Press Dispatch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-05
Michigan Contingent viii Have
Two Representatives on
New Board.
TONY JACOBSON is ON TOP,
Last Years Output of Alta Mine.
Value of Ore and
Dividend Paid.

The shareholders Of the Columbus
Consolidated Mining company met yes
terday afternoon in annual session but
owing to the spirited fight that devel
oped for a control of the organization
practically nothing was done other
than the appointment of a committee
on credentials whereupon after listen
ing to the report of President Jacob
son, an adjournment was taken until
Il o'clock this forenoon. and half
hour later the committee was prepared
to report.
During the forenoon n conference was
had between President Tony Jacobson,
w s. Mccormick and others, represent
ing the side of Mr.. jacobson and assoc
ciates, and w. II. Harlow. W. b. Jeffs
and G. ii. Cheynoweth. representing
the Michigan contingent who demanded
representation on the board OF direc-
tors and, incidentally. to Dust Mr.. Ja-
cobsOn from the management The re-
suit of this inference was a compro-
mise; the SALT Lake faction agreeing TO
give the Michigan members two repre-
sentatiVes on the new board and 1t was
also agreed that this board should
consist of the following persons; Tony
Jacobson, 5. A. Whitney, Charles A.
w hlhETi w. +. HARROW ana L. a.
Jeffs, the last two named to represent
the Michigan shareholders 1t was evil
dent late yesterday afternoon that
President Jacobson had mustered con-
siderably more than enough votes TO
command the situation and 1t is evil
dent from the foregoing lina-up that he
viii be elected to succeed himself when
the new board meets for organization.
A total of 252, 1913 shares We're represent
ed In the meeting today.
A committee of shareholders appoint
ed yesterday afternoon will leave for
Alta in the morning on a trip of in
srection to the company's properties.
1t was shown in President Jacobson's
report. which was read to those present,
that the mine had produced 66S9 tons
OF dry ore during the year which had
brought the company $25S, 3SS.97, or
S3S.I7 per ton. 1t was also shown that
10.56S tons OF mill ore of an average
value of $ll.3S per ton had been mined.
This was milled 33 tons into one and
produced. less the moisture. 3,215 tons
OF concentrates. which. with 22T tons
previously on hand. sold for S39 40.
The extraction in the mill amounted to
50 per cent of the values and the milling
costs We're $3.50 per ton.
Dividends We're paid last year to the
amount of $2l2, 62350 total of 2,6OS
feet Of tunnels, drifts and cross-cuts
We're driven. 374 feet of shaft work and
443 feet of raises were accomplished:
making In all, total of 3,420 feet of
workings