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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-12-31
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
land, letters of Administration on the per
sOnal estate of
a, F. GEORGE,
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
to the subscriber, on or before the 26th day
or May next they may otherwise by
law be-eXcluded from all benefit of said es-
tate All persons knowing themselves in
debted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand this oath day of
November, 1908.
MARY f. GEORGE,
Administrative,
SWantOn. Md,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-12-31
Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice, That the subscriber
of Garrett COunty,n Maryland, hath obtain
ed from the Orphans Court OF Garrett
county in Maryland, letters Administration
on the personal estate OF
j. RUSSELL BROWNING.
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 to
the subscriber, on or before the 18th day of
April, next; they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment.
Gwen under my hand this 10Th day Of
October, 1905
NJ. A. BROWNING.
Administrator.
KitZmiller Md.
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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.
The FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Friendsville. Md.
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JANUARY 1ST. 1909

will pr oceed by law to collect. refer to
oecIloh % or chapter 500 Of Acts of the Cen
eral Assembly of Maryland, which provides
as follows:
SECTION 90 The said Treasurer shall dur
ing tue first week in December in each and
every year, give notice to all delinquent tax
payers Of said county, by advertiSement in
serted III TWO newspapers published in said
county, ana in hand-bills posted in five of
the most public places in each election dis
trlct or SAID county, and at the courthouse
door, warning them that the payment of ali
taxes then due and in alrear win be enforced
DE advertisement and sale unless the same
following. ~
Please pay promptly and save costs.
w. E. HOLLINGER,
Treasurer of Garrett County.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-12-31

The office of the Board of School
Commissioners was moved from the
First National Bank building to the
rooms set apart for the Board on the
second floor of the new court house.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-12-31
Notice To Delinquent Tax
Payers.

Notice is hereby given to all delinquent
tax payers that if taxes now due ana in ar
fears are not paid before
The Washington times., 1908-01-18
ASSAULT CHARGED,
WOMAN IN CASE

Moses Shinsheimer. proprietor Of the
Rex livery stables. in the alley. between
z and + and Sixth and Seventh streets
northwest was arrested by officer Arm
strong. of No Police Station. this
afternoon for an alleged attempt 20 Kill
Charles II. King
The specific charge against Sims
heimer is an assault with d dangerous
Weapon. 1t is said that there was
trouble OF long standing between the
two men on account of a woman. King
who is connected with the Reliance
Loan and Trust Company, with Offices
at 6l9 L street, is charged by Sims
heimer with having slandered a menu
Der Of mis- family,
For this alleged wrong Shinsheimer
procured a revolver anS went TO King 3
Office, where he demanded that King
make a TctTaCJiOn. Words enSued,
whereupon Shinsheimer drew his re-
volver and thrust il into Kings face.
officer Armstrong, who was standing
By and saw the row, rushed into the Of
nee and placed ShiEshetmer under ar
rest He was taken TO No 8 Police Sta
ton, where he was locked in a cell.
Although no blows had been struck
by Shinsheimer, King was IN state
OF utter collapse for several minutes
following the encounter
The Washington times., 1908-01-18

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-The courage
and seIf-sacTihcing devotion of woman
will never have a more signal illustra-
ton than il had when Harry ThHw
mother and his wife went on the Wit
ness stand TO night Tor his life
The older woman had risen from
sick bed In Pittsburg To come 10 net
child in his need. She tottered feebiy,
as she walked, so weak that she had
l. be helped up the step 10 ire VII
ness chair Her face was white anu
Drawn with the anguish Of the moment,
for the naughty cid woman was doing
the hardest thing on earth for her 10
dO-brea&ing the aGlbaster box or her
family pride at the feet Of the law Tor
the sake Of saving her SON
His wife's courage was even more
heroic for FOR the second time, she went
UpOn the witness stand to tell story 50
full of shame and degradation that IL
must blister her tongue as she utterS IL
"a story so revolving 20 every sense
~ decency in its details that the dis
tyict attorney arose in open court, and
asked that il might be told in camera
so that the representatives of the press
might not hear it again, and that II
might not be published again broadcast
to the world.
Whether that story be true or false,
the mere fact that the woman Is willing
to tell il a second time Ia order 20 save
the man 5 life must, as klpiluS Wouiu
say BE accounted unto her for merits.
Two more witnesses We're introduced
20 complete this picture Of pitlful ana
abnormal childhood The first or these
was Miss Alice Fletcher. the most
famous scientific woman in America;
professor of aUthrOpOlogy at Harvard
University, and one OF the very Ie"
women who are members OF the famous
scientific societies abroad. Miss Fletcher
Is a lifelong friend Of Mrs. William
Thaw, and has been in the habit OF
visiting frequently at her house ever
since Harry was a little child She
said that Harry Thaw was a delicate
nervous child; pale and anaemic looking,
and with wild. staring eyes.
lie was subject TO parONysmS and was
very deficient mentally. utterly unable
10 hold his attention 10 any one sub
ject for more than a few moments.
AS he grew 10 he continued 10 be
most erratic I'm his character and con-
versa tons, skipping from one subject
10 another without the slightest Tele-
vancy. Miss Fletcner's acquaintance
with him had remained Uubroken up
TO the present time, and she recalled
an incident that happened when she was
visiting his mother at their home in
| 1903. On this occasion Harry was walk
| ing uE and down tho floor Of the library
| in very excited state, talking v Idly
and irratiOHaIly, and telling her THAI he
/ was very ill-that he hoped he was go
| ing 10 die-because he was very much
| interested In a young woman who had
| suffered great wrong,
| The next witness was another wOm-
! an-Catherine O'NeUl-who had been
seamstress and nurse for six years in
1 the Thaw family. She went 20 Mrs,
/ Thaw when Harry was between three
/ and four years old. and had care of
/ him at night part OF the time. She
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TWO EVENINGS SET
FOR NAT MATCHES

The time is ripe for amateur wrestleTs
10 get in condition for the District tour
nameuU Of February II and L.
The event viii be given in the Ma
IionaI Guard gymnasium, under the
auspices of that body Entries close
February u" with Capt c. Eugene Ed
wards. 800 Seventh street, or with Prof.
HCran. physical director Of the National
Guard.
The first evening has beens set aside
for the preliminaries, and on Wednes-
day evening the finals viii be pulled
off Three pounds will be allowed IN
each event except IL the l25-pouEd spe-
ciaI match. The weights range from
the 1O5-pound to the heavyweight class.
Each contestant must be registered
in some association OF the Amateur
Athletic Union. and applications for
registration should be addressed 10 DR..
i. f. Wiber, 1929 + street, or to Captain
+ iWaTdS-
Winners Of each event will be pre-
scented with the Athletic Association y.
@. D. c. championship medal.
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Touching SeLfSacrfice
Of Mother and His Wife
Great Aid to Harry ThaGU

said that he was a nervous and slckly
child. given 20 paroXysms, IN Whlch ne
would tWitcn at the mouth ana scream
and veil until he was exhausted, ana
These two women. so wide apart in
station. and yet whose observation OF
the little Harry so alike. but prepares
the way for his mother VINO was
brought 10 the witness stand immeai-
ately after the noon recess. a.
What Mrs I'haW told was pracICdll9
what she had told at the previous trlal
after her testimony, MIS- iha",
feeble and shaken was excused from the
witness stand, AMI her place TAKEN
by Evelyn
Evelyn came tripping up to the stand
as lively as the Olo woman had ltIJ ~
heavily. She was dressed, as usual III
her little school girl frock OF blue, VIII
its skirt cut out we'll TO her shoe tops anu
the broad white collar that has become
typical OF her. On her head was q plS
scoop hat OF black velvet, VIZ 10 s
crown covered with a great mass OF
purple and mauve velvet Violets tnaI
brought out the dusky gold IN heI
brown hair, and the rich olive tintS OF
her complexion. Seen in the ferce ngnt
that beat upon ths witness chair from
an unShuttered wiz dow she looked nuHh
more than a year Older than last year
Somehow within The year, she mas ma
tured marvelously. She IS no longer
chlld; she is a woman
Mr.. jerome believes only one thlhS
Of Evelyn-tlat she is an utterly con
sciousless adventures. and he viii show
her no mercy at this trial. At the very
beginning OF her testimony he falltu
objections in 4 storm of protests as
quick and hard as n shower or bullets
against everything that Mr.. Ltueton
tried TO Introduce to e--tenuate- the tales
she was about TO tel. and when blle
reached the tale itself ne aSkd that the
court bar from the room all newspaper
people in order that the disgusting tale
be not again made public and spread
through the press of the country. aHu
thar 6e nfght not be hampered in the
cross-exa mination to which he intended
10 subject her.
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YI-I6 p Nj. +. '. LIMITED Daily
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Coruartuuent sleeping car 10 Virginia Hot
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Ticket ONCE. no-2-U
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WHEELING, '9:lo a. M. $3.50 p N
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A new tasteIess and oCorIcss discovery
which can be given secretly Dy any lady
in tea, coffee or food Heartily endorsed
by temperance workers. II does its
work so silently and surely that while
the devoted wife, sister or daughter
looks on. the drunkard IS reclaimed even
gainst his viii anC without his kaowl-
edge. Many have been cured in a single
q
The Washington times., 1908-01-18
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y R-FolIowIng schedule figures publishs-
only Is information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, birmingham Mobile, Ne" O!-
a m and il go p IA daily
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattan Soga.
Memphis New Orleans. .0:l5 p m daily.
For Savannah, JacksJ avIlls. and Florida
poinrs II o. g. m. daily.
For Columbia, Charleston. Augusta AIKEN.
II 100 a. m, AMI $50 ?. m. daily
c II ACkERT, V. P. d q. NJ
Sai-tf ". H "AYLOE. c. p. A.
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Wants No Reversals.

There are TO be no reversals for err
rors in the trial II the presiding judge
in this case has his way. Fo- weeks
Justice Bowling has been examining the
law that particularly applies to the case
at bar. And If there Is acy doubt In
his mind as to the legality Of exclud-
ing the Tu5iIc and press he win rule
against it I'D matter what pressure may
be brought 20 bear.
Il is generally believed, therefor C.
that when the trial is resumed Monday,
Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw will resume
her recital. of Ter life from the time she
first net Stamford White in open court.
Sc far she has outlined briefly her story
from her first experience as an artists
model 10 the occasion OF that interview
with Thaw In her Paris hotel room. But
the name of Stanford White has not yet
passed her lips.
When court adjourned Friday ard
District Attorney Jerome made his re-
Inark4ble motion to exclude every one
from the court room, she was on the
verge OF mentioning the noted architect,
but the story is yet to be told.
The Washington times., 1908-01-18
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49, Duncan ST. ne, 5l3s Cambridge 81. 81.
6r b. b.
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4l8 I5Ih 81. Sc. or b.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket Office, I47I Penna. Ave.

SOTICE-Fol!5wing schedule not guaranteed
n .O5 a m daily-Seabn Mail Through
coaches and Pullman sleepers to Savanna o
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T.25 D. m daily-Seaboard Florida Lin
tied Solid Pullman train through to Jack
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sIeepers 10 Pinehurst. Atlanta. Birming-
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$50 D. m, daily - SeabOard Express.
Coaches and Pullmans 10 Savannah and
Jacksonville.
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FOR sALE-STORES.
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sAI,E-Cho!ce lots at investment. prices
in Connecticut Avenue Terrace. The Sl,0Jo. 90
Connsctlcu. Avenue Bridge IS NOW open TO
ire DuhIfc and will double the value OF prop
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square foot Terms 500 cash, balance
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The Washington times., 1908-01-18
THAN DEFENSE
CHANGES ORDER
OF WITNESSES
Evelyn Will Not Resume
Testimony on Stand
Monday.
Unlikely That Hearing
Will Be Behind
Closed Doors.

NEW YORK. Jan 1S--AttOTney Mar
tn w. Litueton today changed his
plans in the Thaw case, and as a
result, Mrs. Evelyn Thaw viii not re-
sumo the witness stand Monday. She
will be withdrawn in order that Mrs
Belle MOrehouse Lawrence, Thaw's first
governess. can testify. Mrs. Lawrence
reached this city today from California
ard had an extended conference with
LitJleton.
She taught Harry Thaw 10 speak as
a child. Unit. he was seven years OF
age ne is de Jared TO have had an af-
lection of the voice. and his mother
was the only person that could under
stand him. She engaged Mrs. Law
renee, and The latter kept a diary of
her observa noes OF her pupil and his
actions.
Li.tIeton will try to get this diary
before the jury In g. il is understood.
is the direct opinion Of the teacher at
the time Tnaw was '-weak-minded.
Following MIS-. Lawrence il is the
present plan OF the defense TO again
place Mrs. William Thaw on the stand.
Size will tell of the early history of
Harry. a phase which she was not
questioned about yesterday. This
means that the younger Mrs. Thaw will
not resume the narrative OF Rer lie
before Tuesday OF Wednesday.
Even though counsel for both sides
say testimony of Evelyn Nesbit IhaW
should not be heard in private II IS nc
certainty today that JUSice Downing vii
issue the askeC-for order Monday
He has carefully examined the Gecl-
sl1ns cel,ed to his attc-riJn by Las
trict Attorney Jerome, but has Yet tc
be convinced that anything VIII be
gained by a star chamber irvesti
cation
Had the district attorney tried to keeI
the story of the younger Mrs. ThaN
from the public az the original trial ht
would now get every encouragement
from Justice Bowling but his plea fo1
secrecy this time is not received witt
the utmost favor.
Justice Bowling will not Indicate il
any way until Monday what action ht
will take. From the bench he has saiS
ne did not think the application came II
time and also cited TO the attorneys sec
JiOns of the code Of criminal procedure
for examination as 10 whether the val
idity Of the trial might not be ques
toned should the public and all repo--
ers be excluded from the court room.
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FOR SALE-ToUSES.

FOR SALE-Au ideally beautiful home due-
iy located IN Columbia Heights hardwood
trimmed all through. splendidIy built: richly
decorated unusually handsome mantels and
nNtures. hest hot-Water heating system. 10,
-vXl-ps every room has outside windows. i'm
neHse yard. This is a new house OF supe-
rior merit ans IS offered remarkably low.
Price, s. 80.
". !. SANSBTRY
Il 1881 I3th ST " "
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Two-FIat ApaTL-CeIlsr and Furnace.
l5G3 18th ST. nv. Or. b.. Igllla l.. ST. Sc 4r. b.
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or. b. 1922 18th ST NV. Dr. D.
ga Orleans St ne, Or. ~ l2th ST. ne. 5r. b.
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ng 18th ST. NJ. 5r. b. 1874 l. 81 Sc. Ar B.
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The chelsea. % and sts. Sc, 80. 2: ST. b
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100 18th 81. NV. SJNj5. large show window
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1918 O ST. N W.
1l3 hid. AVE. -. Z.
II ruz. b. . fine location. near Capitol. 50 %
al3 c ST. s, =.
y rooms. INV heat l4gE. DACA yard 10 u
1923 9Th ST. n. ".
rooms. furnace IatrD0ess front yarls
bath 80
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$40 T ST. N. W.
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rooms 70 ~
HOB FLA. AVE. n. Z.
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The Washington times., 1908-01-18

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coal / will furnish all you need. lend yod
on your furniture piano: these loans are
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FUR SALE-FARMS.

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dairy farm. OWNER. lG1Z II II NV.
'-' A-94
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WANTED-SUBURBAN

WANT &c buy eight OF nine room house At
Ne Rainier Rhode Island ave addition to
Nit Rainier or Brentwood, Nd. Address
COX 400 Times Office jslS-3t
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StonILookI Listen!

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y. L. SANSBURY
Il 1921 18th St y "
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Elmo. Va. JalS-5t
The Washington times., 1908-01-18

FOR SALE-S3, 250-ylo0 cash and so monthly
new @-stosy and cellar brick, rooms ard
So
VIM. +. SAUNDERS < Co. 1907 F 81. NV.
The Washington times., 1908-01-18

FOR SALE-A thoroughly weu-buiIt new
house. IN unsurpassed mel Ehborhood: seven
fine rooms ana modern tiled bath room
superior unish and decorations g-usranreeI
hot-water heating liant. stylish mantels end
FIXTURES. hardwood .lm. vel ventilated ON
crete cellar largo yard. 20 feet paved aIlev.
You should see this attractive house. Il is
a great bargain. Price, s4E15
y l. SANSBTTRY
i 1871 18th St n "
The Washington times., 1908-01-18

FOR RENT-STORES
1873 sth st. NV. lsN3yi room rear cellar
100 18th ST. NV. S5I55. large show window
and ward 1aiS-2t
The Washington times., 1908-01-18
FOR EXCHANGES SUBURBAN.

FOR EXCHANGE-Lots Great Falls
Electric Railway; Unencumbered: viii be ex-
changed for equity in / OF S-roOmed dwell
ing In northwest. CLARK BROS. ITO =
Fa1g
The Washington times., 1908-01-18
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS

ONLY $3.50. WORTH $50
Apartments No. 800 Rhode Island ave ne. I;
I'VE large rooms and bath. take through
cars on q st. L. II. SMITH 81 CO.. Bond
building. jali-6t