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Opticians.

WHAT'S WRONG? IS IT YOUR EYEsYg
Probably you need glasses. Go to
pr. H. BREITSTEIN, The Optician.
lib East Broad. and have them ex-
amined. They may be cause OF your
headaches Consultation free.
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GERMAN. RESTAURANT ANO B,1AKp-
ing-house: best dinner, CSC; rice
room. Csc. up. 1903 East Main
y Street. -
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ED IIAED-.
+ territory
! miles CT
krssin Or by
E1ILL Co.,
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VGl,'[|:E|'Ql.g S.
rprl6aIa.

ONE CENT a WORD,
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". G. AiAuRY. INSURANCE, HAS RE-
moved his office to 21S, Mutual Build
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FLORIST,

CALL ON COPELAND FOR AWNINGS.
flags and tents. Phone 1916, LOS
d North Ninth Str et Ftis1 .is ~
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LENNoX. 1905 EAST MARSHALL.
rooms and board.
WANTED. PERMANENT, TRANSIENT
and table boarders, at 103 East Grace.
BOARDERS WANTED: s NICELY FUR
nished rooms 723 West Main.
WANTED. BOARDERS AT 900 EAST
Grace. Also table boarders.
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! | =

N~O~C@.
Z, ABLE-
between
is OF the
.cter and
SPEAK,
! en- want
and the
! apply to
620 East
Va: 1873
!. Va; or
" Street
w.. rs
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BOP sER1 ANT. IN "A
Tor genera house work
with one .hild. Apply
10s East BROAD Street.
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RED BASKET DEVILED CRABS.
REMOVALS NOTICE.

GET THEM FROM THE RED
basket; fresh every day. Call COLE
MAN Phone 6S97.
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GOD NURSE, TO GO
|ps TO cara for a baby
9. Addresh Z $40. care
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WANTED. PERMANENT, TRANSIENT
and table boarders. 107 North
Seventh Street
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MRS. PITzER. lis EAST FRANKLIN;
boarders. permanent, transient, table
bOardeTs specialty
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N, UNDER
brakenci,
!, In this
|,sary; pay
|1moted to
10 to 5000
pCIAT1ON,
o. arI
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a FEW RoARDERs (ADULTs) DE-
sired ut Gay Mont For terms adj
dress Miss GAY, Box SIC, Stanton,
va. llss 4.
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FOR RENT. TWO LARGE. BRIGHT
rooms. bath, large hall, and porch.
Y 1915 Ivy Avenue.
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DON'T BE WORRIED TO DEATH BY
sewing machine agents, but buy a
"Standardn direct from US. J u r.
q GEMS. Adams and Broad.
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EVERY DEPOs1ToR. IN "a BANK rs
equally entitled to the greatest secur-
ity and the best service. THE
{ FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
MOND, VA.. undoubtedly affords
both. and invites accounts from all
classes needing the facilities Of a
strong, large, courteous bank. AS
sets. $4,000. 600. Organized April. 1865.
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HITE SES'TLED WO-a
krai house keeping. for
References required.
care TiItles.Dispatch.
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Busi1te8S QDupnrtllt1ities.

FOR SALE. COMPLETE RESTAURANT
doing nice busine at 1881 Eas Il
Il Main Street, opposite G. & O. Sta
ton. For particulars, apply PETER
& BONINI. GIT East Marshall. Ss ss
WANTED, STANDARD TRUsT CCM-
spany's contracts: highest price paid
+ for same. Address y S., care Illness
4 Dispatch. ts a, Y s N
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S7zEFiT,MDAI7,Y
for loo. RICHMOND ART CO..
8S East Broad Street.
LADIES BATHING SUITS REDUCED,
to half price. sCHWARTZ'S. los East
Broad.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD,
8a at 8HUGHES'S. 209 North Third.
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TIE PRETrIEST II IoMD ON SOUTH
Third Street for. So le. AI1REDITFI
" COOKIE tAa.
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iMAD |, by LADY.
ng n ne. McCabe
back cor
OF mel essary. ST.
!, St 4ouis. Mo.
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PARLOR SUITS, ODD CHAIRS AND
couches recovered and reup holstered
like new; slip covers made and mat
sresses renovated: Tor cash or on
p mates CHARLES &JURGENS'S SON,
Adams and BROAD Straats 49,
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FLATS Tor Rent.

DELIGHTFUL ROOMS AND
s excellent table board. 210 East Grace.
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BARBER SHOP FOR SALE, ON BROAD
Street. For information apply at
519 West Broad Street. cigar store.
Cheap rent and good business.
FOR SALE. FIREWORKS AT
7SCHWARTZ'S,10 East Broad.
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ING MEN,
with some
fry. Apply
,-..-i,,.l
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LUMBER, LATHS, SHINGLES. SASH,
blinds. doors: large stock, low prices:
yards and buildings covering ten
acres. WOODWARD & SON. Ninth
and Arch, Richmond. Va. -
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HAMS, THE REAL AR
ticle: we sell no limitations. THE
GEORGE "A. IIUNDLEY CO.. INC,
Pure Food store, George Mod. Blake.
Secretary and Manager, 514 East
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FOR SALE, ESTABLISHED DRY
goods and notion business. including
dwelling; this is q splendid onportu-
nifty; owner wishes to retire. AG-}
dress G 356. care Times d ispa tch.
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en1alH.
I~(~~~
LED YOUNG
understands
Ing. to take
g and hair
|osition now
'e salary ex-
and furnish
AONDA DRY
Va
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-20
The Little Crossing Bridge the National Road near GronNe

about 100 miles in all-ony % miles in
Maryland ab ut o6 in PENNSYLVANIA,
and 10 IN the Panhandle of Virginia and
/ about 900 miles in the three western
states, 81, $50, l7O.59 of the whole sum
was spent on the road from Cumberland
to Wheeling: l3l miles, as marked 5y
the many iron markers. some of them
yet standing, about - years old. Upon
the road west of the OHIO river with
straight line through Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois, the sum of s.. 3S4. 9l5. s. was
used. How much to each State does
not appear, This latter amount came
from the sale Of government lands then
lying in these three states.
The part of the money thus applied
that went to Maryland can not be ascer-
tanned correctly, but IA full share no
doubt, as the Maryland part was the
most mountainous Of tn whole line.
The most imposing and expensive stone
bridge is to be found spanning the Little
Crossings river, one mile east Of Grants
vile. Its half moon arch is q wonder
to many. The structure is in q SOUND
condlnon, except the top guard walls.
which are deIapi3ated The. consacra-
ton Of his wonderful bridge was vii
mes ed 10y the late Joseph Shriyer in his
bogbocd days about the year 1916. In
lace Ne.rs this lri(lrn has hac,,.,a IL,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-20
addition to Paradise, "

living West of StOyer in district No. & of Gar
rett county, which is particularly described
in ana leased by a lease for the same from
the Bayard Coal and coke Company to Har-
ris VI. DateSman, dated July 3lSt 1909. re-
corded in l.iber T.. Il. r, No. Nj, folio 2lq of
description of which property reference is
made to said lease.
All the above described parcels of real and
leasehold property being particularly re-
ferred to ana conveyed by a deed from viii
liam II. Thomas Trustee, to the said Slower
Run Coal Co., dated the 18th day of June.
1905, aud recorded among said Land Records
in Folio f. 4. r. No -. p. 81.
SiXth-All and singular the personal prom
erty of the said StOyer Run Coal COMPANY
owned by IL at the time Of said MORTGAGE r
since acquired by il, situate at or in said
village Of StoNer or at or In the coal
mines at SAID place ana upon the
afOresaiu properties or used m con
nectiOn with said coal mines and nit
ing plant of said coal company, consist
ing principally, but not wholly Of the follow
ing, VIZ: 81 tons thirty six inch guage mine
cars, twenty three tons of steel rails one SET
of fairbanks track scales. one full set of
blH cksmith tools, q large lot Of mining tools
with pumps. several engines and all appli-
anceS appurtenant thereto, all tramwaNs
hOistS, gas engines, mine props, and All
other tools, appliances ana equipment con
shutting first class plant for the mining
and shipping of coal, together with all other
goods and chattels and personal property OF
said mortagOr now owned by il and situate
on any OF the aforesaid properties.
Seventh-All the corporate franchises.
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rights and privileges OF said mort razor. and
All rights D" ryunet sion Win SAID property
ana coat mines anu coal tllereUultF sfven
b} the Aforesaid deeds and leases.
Said fee simple properties are i'm
proved by one large two and a half
st9'y superintendent 5 house. twenty
tWO-stury houses or cottages for miners
dwellings,, twelve large shanties. one
large store building 90 by - feet deep
VITA dwelling attacked and office room.
one stCrehou~e, ice house. magazines.
stable for twelve head Of mules. coal
tlpples, blacksmith shop, dumps and
tramWays.
The mines are said to have a coal area
Of about FIVE HUNDRED AND FTF-
L ACRES Of coal With three mine CD
enngs. Min No. l is in the Lower Kit
tanning VEN of about a feet coal.
Mine No. 2 Is IN the Masontown Seam,
with VEN of about feet. Mine No
; IS worked by plane with engine and is
IN the Upper treeport Seam.
These mines lie on the Western Mary
land Rail Road and have siding
costing over 100000. Said mines
are equipped with modern machin-
cry. engines, pumps, boilers, tramways.
hosts, etc. The storercom is a fine
stand for store.
Al the aforegoing will be sold as ONE
WHOLE PLANT, including all the
aforesaid real, leasehold, pers onaI and
mixed property, the same being open TO
inspection by purchasers without war
ranty by the Mortgagee-Trustee as to
contents, quality or otherwise.
Reference is hereby made to the
terms OF the said recorded Mortgage as
to the power of the Trustee Mortgage
to adjourn the sale, the right of purch-
asers to use bonds in part payment of
purchase money, and other provisions
affecting the sale
TERMS OF SALE.-SlOUU cash on dav Of
sale and the balance within ten davs after
rue fatIhcatlon OF the sale by the Circuit
curt Tor Garrett county, subject to such
terms as may he prescribed by the Court or
announced by the Trustee at the time of
sale. VI
THE LAND TITLE AND TRUST
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Trustee and Mortgagee.
WM. r. NICHOLSON. President.
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Protection Against Loss By Fire.

Is your property insured? If not.
could you afford to lose your home or
your place of business at this time by
fire? If such a misfortune should over
take you are you able to rebuild with
out borrowing money and putting a
mortgage on your premises? If not.
then insure your property at once In
one of the large and reliable Fire In
surance Companies represented by our
Agency, and in case of fire you will be
promptly paid the amount of loss sus
tanned under your policy, and it will not
be necessary to borrow. Combined
assets of Companies represented. more
than $85. 000 600. Write for informa
ton and rates.
FRED A. THAYER, Agent.
52-2t4s Oakland. Md.
Subscribe for The Republican.
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bread and start no factories. Repartee
and ready debate do not raise the scale
of wages. The products of the farm are
not marketed by eloquence or fine die
ton. We no not preston Mr. Bryan
sincerity or his devotion to the interests
of the people But we believe that the
material welfare of the nation would be
safer in the hands of a President of Mr..
Taft's temperament and calm judgment,
and for this reason we favor his cleo
ton to the Presidency.
These are the conclusions which we
have reached after mature considera-
ton and with the sole desire to promote
the good of the nation and the welfere
Of The people. We are aware that they
are not in accord with the views of
many Of our readers. We have entire
respect for their sincerity. We rccOg-
ME their RICH to follow their own con
victions and judgment Every man
Is entitled to freedom Of political action.
Americans generally have the welfare
of the 1ation at heart, and though they
differ as 10 the means and methods bv
which the national welfare can be assur-
ed, they differ honestly. We believe
the election Of Mr.. TAFT would tend to
hasten the restoration Of prosperous
business conditions. We believe that
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ORDER NISI.

H. K. Dewitt, Late Treasurer. vs.. Jesse :.
Severe.
NJ. lbl on Miscellaneous Docket In the Cir.
cult Court for Garrett County.
1t is ordered by the Circuit Court foI. Gar
reCt county, Nd, this 18th day OF August
lMH that the tax sale maze and reported i'm
the above entitled cause. by II. X. Dewitt,
IaCe treasurer i'll and for Garrett county,
Nd. he ratified and confirmed: unless cause
70 the contrary be shown on or before the
Istn day OF September. 1905; provided a cOpy
OF inns orderbe inserted in some NEWSPAPER
printed IN Garrett county once a week Tor
three successive weeks before the Ilth day
of September. 1875
Sj5.45.
ROBERT X. HENDERSON.
True Copy-TeSt:
f. Il. TOWER, Clerk
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StOyer, Garrett County, Nd.

BY virtue of the power of sale to the
undersigned mortgage, a corporation,
as set out in the mortgage from the
SIOGER RUN COAL COMPANY Of
Garrett county, Maryland, to it. dated
the first day Of April, 1908, recorded in
Llber 4. Z. 7. No. 81, page 10, OF the
Mortgage Records of Garrett county
Md, default having been made under the
same by said mortgagor, in failing to
pay said moneys secured by said mort
gage when due, the said THE LAND
TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY of
Philadelphia, Pa, in execution Of said
power of sale IN said mortgage. will. on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-20
Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice, That the subscriber.
OF Garrett county hath, obtained from the
orphans Court of Garrett county, in Mary
lauu, letters OF Administration on the per
SOnal estate OF
THOMAS DAVIS
late OF Garrett county. deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated
20 Tie subscriber, on or before the 2Sth day
OF November next: they may otherwise by
law he excluded from all benefit of said eS-
tate. All persons knowing themselves in
debted e. said estate are requested to make
immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day of
May. 1905.
BRADLEY r. DAVIS.
Administrator.
kitZmiller Md.
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For Sale.

Arnold cottage, at Mt. Lake Park,
Nd; Is rooms and attic; used as board
ing house and has good patronage; high
ground; splendid location; two blocks
from new auditorium; city water; one
of the best built houses in the Park;
about - feet of porches. Will ex-
change for smaller property. A good
bargain. Address F, P. Arnold, Mt.
Lake Park. Md
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FACTS ABOUT THE
NATIONAL ROAD
The Official Name of Which Is Cum
berIand Road.
GOVERNMENT WAS VERY LIBERAL
In Making Appropriate on-Over Four
lilliOns Expended Opposition
Strong at Times One Bill Was
Vetoed by Monroe
To the Editor Of the Republican:

To the Editor, If tho Ra,,,,lJi.or.
The good roads o,as+ion i,ano.ae ..o
much comnrebensitn and ,r,nar+anaa
+bo+ ,,ar,, l'.'' '''t'1. az =
over it, bgt goon tbs I i0on Ty .n o .a-
oft 7-b., r,o.r - III ~,
roads in On, our If ayi.ranaa =. -. ,'it
rn,,he,.l.,,.i ,...,.l h.,..-. w.
National road tb,, +,s f.,.,.'r ,,a,,,. ,'; y;
+ba Io,.,I o,,d ,......... -.
SloDal enaot,o -o+s
.o,,s ,,'0 49,, - Was P"'1' - I'VE
''-'''' ID ~ d
a,- - - ''''J ~ ''''' = ''''' 'o- Ill., "i.'0n
'''''' 7'''" 'I'~
r,.o..;l,,,1 ,'',' ',.'.''''''' vi VIZ, O'''-
Zoo ~ - 10 ''.'''S l.0ii' -o'' u
- '''. ''''' W '''' 't't.''p''"'. IONS |'l''
- I-'''..'l' ','''',' 'ls..'pI. ''eo LOT
w ,'''' 80 VI "''.' NV e. ana
~ ~ ~, ~, cog. =, 'i'l GO ID l''s 70 ea5l
Nv -'r'' wiz - " i7ii"''t
80 ''i'7I'' u TIC inherent "p.'ro-
- l'''-0''s' %i',i '.li'.''''7' yates ana
taa. i''., ,..I ms 9,'''''ii.,'' mas
anu 0o''S''el ""'e
- GNU ''''''
looo- S5o'oOV' to be expended be
tween cumberland and ONO river.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-20
BALTIMORE sun OUT FOR TAFT
Says His Election Will Better Promote
Public Welfare.

The Baltimore Sun has come out flat
footed for Taft In its leading editori-
al last Fridayit says:
On July ~ Mr. w. j. Bryan was nom
mated for President by the Democratic
National convention at Denver. Yes
terday he received formal notification.
at Lincoln. Neb, of the action of that
convention. In his speech accepting
the nomination, which we publish in full
on another page, Mr.. Bryan said
"Our platform declares that the over
Swallowing issue which manifests itself
on all the questions now under discus
sion is, Shall the people ruler Shall
the people control their own govern
ment and use that government for the
protection of their rights and the pro-
motion of their welfare; or wealth prey
upon the defenseless public, while the
offenders secure immunity from subser-
Went officials whom they raise to power
by INSCRIPTIONS methodist"
The master hand in the construction
of the Democratic platform was Mr..
Bryan's. He was consulted about every
item. 1t is understood that he formu
lated the most important declarations.
1t is probable that in quoting from the
platform Mr. Bryan is literally quoting
himself. IT, as the Democratic nomi-
nee asserts, the paramount issue in this
campaign is ''the rule of the people, F."
the use of their government "for the
protection of their rights and the pro
motion Of their welfare" the PROPOSE
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-20

| have for sale two three seated
Hacks, 20 pen Surveys and top Surrey,
! three seated Trap, two seated Trap,
| Runabout, set No. Work Harness.
2 sets Double Carriage Harness and
other articles TOO numerous to mention.
Call at Sebold's Livery Stable. Loeb
Lynn Heights. VIII sell cheap.
Ftp NJ. A. JOLLIFFE.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-20

tiOH submitted TO the voter Is not only
very practical one, but very simple
one. 1t is the judgment of The Sun
that the material welfare of the people
OF the United States industrial and fl
nancial would be promoted to a great
er degree by the election of Mr. Taft
than by the election of Mr.. Bryan; that
their rights would be safeguarded as
carefully by Mr. Taft as by Mr.. Bryan.
And the grounds upon which we base
these exclusions are as follows:
The people Of this country are just be
ginning to recover from period of in
dustrial, fin ancial and commercial de
preston, due, primarily and meanrably.
to the methods, rather than the object
in view, Of the Roosevelt administra-.
tratiCn in dealing with trust and corpor,
alton problems The Sun has never
failed 20 recognize the existence Of cor
porate abuses, to condemn lawlassness
on the part combinations of capital and
industry. IL has supported earnestly
and energeticaIIy all proper measures
for the correction OF these abuses and
for the protection of the naonlo's RIGHTS
and interests. AT the same time il has
not ue,itated T., condemn Mr. pon.a-
vcit's methods, his ar,lication nf rn,.-
receives which. whit. failing to curb tie
iawl.ssupss OF "prraai.,y wealth. and
10 in9os. aieupa.a .I.,7; .tr,..rt t,,d.J
t. disturb business conditions gea.rally
The Big Stick" ia, been rripd for r..,..
years. and il has in mart r,..uItod IN dis
aster to labor and IN cafit.I M.
BRYAN has his "Big Cub =, and ~
frankly say that tb. Pic CIp, f,. Mr.
P.van's hands world arara ma h.t..,.
for the ,,I5Ii,. veal tb.,r ,l.. ..D;,,
Stick" has don,
The SIM il convinced ,L.,. ILL.,. ....,,,, 8
the law" persoujfi,5 h., pre.i,s,, If
balanced iudgment with = tborou,b
knowledge of the lau,-, MON Of s+aad,,
purpose. inst and rasoluta- ,yo,Id ,,o,,e
better defender of tha ri,,bts of tho
people. would do more to nrnmofa tba;,.
material welfare than tho Rio Sill,
has done in the hands of Mr. Roosevelt
or than the Rio CIub couId do in tho
hands of Mr.. BRYAN If i ON, deIihor-
ate Indictment that fo,, +ba no,.t g..
wears the material interests Of tho moo
ne of this country wopId he safor ,,;+b
Mr. Taft If the baad If +b. oo+;o,,I
Government than with Mr. Prvao W.
further believe that wb;Ia tbo low,
breakers would he bronobf to account
bv Mr. Taft with as frtlp faar ~. fa,o,,
as Mr.. BRYAN could disnlav tho methods
en1ploved bv Mr. Taft wopId NOT cnrta;I
the crkingman's onnort,ritio. fo. an,
plovment bv disturbing the b,sirass &C
law-abiding men and cornora+iors ~
has been witnessed in the last fau
wears. Mr.. Taft's evneriarca j., ;,,,,,o,.-
tant administrative nosts his ind;ciol
tenperament, his narience and ,bor-
oughness in investigation iust;fv tbo
belief that as President he world ava- +
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-20
SATURDAY,
The 18th Day Of September,

1908, at the First National Bank corner
IN Oakland, Garrett county, Md, COM
mencing at twelve o'clock, noon, sell al
public sale as whole coal and mining
plant, all the real, leasehold and person
al property, rights, franchises and priv
ieges of said Stoyer Run Coal Company,
particularly described and set out in the
mortgage aforesaid, the same being
more particularly described as follows:
First-All that piece OF ground lying near
>tQ5 er IN said county, being a part OF a tract
called
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-20
Fer Sale or Rent,

The Litzinger building on south side
of Second street, Oakland, Md, for
sale, or the north storeroom for same
for rent. Apply to j. c. Peddicord,
Oakland postoffice, for particulars.
j. NJ. LITZINGER.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-20

Engraved calling cards and wedding
Invitations may be procured by leaving
your orders at this Office. A very at
tractive and stylish line at moderate
prices is shown.
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"The Addition to Paradise. "

beginning Tor the same at point ON the
southern limits of the " estern Maryland
Ra road. which IS South - degrees West
20 feet from the beginning OF the second
parcel Just above described, and running
stake standing on the north side Of the
North Branch of the Potomac River
thence up TIE said River North PSI
degrees est l62 feet to the mouth OF Slower
Run, then North - degrees West. l7g feet to
the south limits Of the right OF way of said
railroad. and with it. in an eaSterl, direc
ton, about ?gOteet to the beginning, contain
me- tbs Of an acre more or less.
Fourth-All that coal lease and leasehold
estate with all the covenants rights. mining
rights aud privileges therein which leases
the coal under