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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-03-04
ORDER NISI.

In re Estate of Ellen Bradley. deceased.
In the orphans Court for Garrett County.
Ordered. ibis -lu lay of january, i'm The
year Is q, by the orphans COu for Garrett
the above cause by W'}am E. Wa e. Exc
utor, be ratified ana confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown on yl We
fore the 9th day o February. 1900; provided,
a copy Of this order be published in some
newspaper published in Garrett county, once
week for three consecutive weeks before
the 29th day OF January 1909
The report states the amount Of sales to be
$3.50. -
f. FRIEND
True Copy. Test: Re lister OF wins.
f. F.. FRIEND. REGISTER OF y HIS
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-03-04
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s' assss 'es Of &hz2zzw

Mr. Louis Killius, of near Sunny
side, who recently took the examination
prescribed by the post Office depart
ment for rural route carriers, was sue
cessful in passing and on Monday took
charge of Route No. out of Oakland,
relieving Mr.. NJ. NJ. Ashby, who has
been substitute carrier on the route
since the resignation of George W. Full
mer early in the summer. Mr.. Ashby's
service has been eminently satisfactory
to the patrons of the route and he
would have been appointed to serve as
regular carrier except for the ruling of
the department prohibiting those above
a certain age limit serving as such.
An employee of the Index, who during
the past four years has worked on the
making of catalogues for the city mail
order houses, is authority for the state
ment that there has been a systematic
and steady increase IN the prices of
articles each year. This, he says, is
made possible by the patrons of mail
order houses getting the habit, and
they keep on blindly, never noticing
the advance. Get down your old cata-
| logues and compare the prices with
those in this years catalogue, and see
yourself whether or not this is true.
If it is, ponder. Maybe you are being
''skun" and don't know INT. Morris
Index.
The semi-annual meeting of the
Women's Baptist State Mission Society
of Maryland was held recently in the
Franklin Square Baptist church in Bal
tlmore, and Mrs. George W. HauIen-
beck made the principal address. The
audience gave Mrs Haulenbeek's re-
marks close attention and she was con-
graduated by Mrs. George H. Eyster,
the president of the society, who pre-
sided. Mrs. Gault, who spends the
summers at Mt. Lake Park. was also
present The pastor of the Fulton
Avenue Baptist church also made an
address which was repIete with inform
alton pertaining to the topic of the day.
Mrs. Haulenbeek is now at her home at
Deer Park, having come up from Balti-
more on train No. 3 last Sunday morn
ing. While in the East she also visited
in Philadelphia and Washington
In the wet" counties Of South Car
DINA a special election is to be held in
August next on the issue of local option
In order to increase the probability that
| the wet" counties will adhere to their
present system of irrigation the legis-
lative act provides that in these cOun-
ties there is to be absolute prohibition
for fourteen days before the election.
This looks as if the idea of trial mar
riages" had been adopted. and trial
prohibition is to exist for fortnight
before public opinion thereon shall be
registered. Persons of bibulous pro-
clivities will acquire such a thirst dur
ing the fourteen days of aridity that
their attack upon the ballot box will be
something terrible. 1t will be idle for
them to go across the county line dur
ing this closed season, because all the
counties in which the election is not to
be held are already "dry." August is
very hot month, and there will be
terrible suffering in the Palmetto State
from the 4th to the 18th both included.
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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 OH the per
sOnal estate Of
CINILLA c. CRANE,
late Of Garrett county. deceased. All per-
sons haying claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same. with .le
vouchers thereof legally authenticated to
the subscriber. on or before the 18Th 1lE *
July, next; they may Utherv is, by law
be excluded from al benefit 0fs2iL estate.
Al, persons knowing themselves indebted 10
said estate are requested to maze iIuIutdi-
ate payment.
Given under my hand this i@ll day Of Jan
Uary, 1863.
b. F. CRANE,
Administrator.
Vt ak Park Nd
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Selling Out TO Quit Business.

AS am going to Montana to locate
in the spring, mot later than May lst),
am selling out my entire stock at
great reduction. A large line of watch
es, clocks and Jail kinds of solid gold and
gold filed jewelry, cut glass, bric-a
brac, eye glasses, manicure sets, ETC.,
to be disposed of. Also a good Mosler
safe, weight about $500 pounds, and all
of my fixtures.
FRANCIS f. GoNDER, Jeweler,
Ravenscroft Building. Oakland, Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-03-04

Miss MARGARET Lawton is on a visit to
friends in Keyser, W. Va.
Perry Frantz is in Washington today
to witness the Inauguration.
Mr.. Nimrod Glotfelty, of near Acct
dent, was in the city Saturday.
Mr.. Gilead Broadwater, of Grants
vile, was in the city Tuesday on bust
ness.
Mr.. D. w. Dodge, of near Oakland,
was business visitor to this Office Sat
Hrday.
Mrs. Elmer Hauenbeek and her little
son are at Deer Park for short stay in
the mountains.
Mr.. Albert Ashby, of the Ashby
Lumber Company. spent Saturday in
Grafton on business.
Sheriff Austin Brown made business
trip to Clarksburg Friday night, return
ing to Oakland Saturday evening.
Mr. D. Y. Morris, who spent several
weeks in Oakland recently, returned to
Kingwood Tuesday morning for short
time.
Mrs. Harry Matheny, of Cumberland,
who visited relatives in Oakland for a
week returned to her home Friday after
noon.
DR.. Mahlon C. Hinebaugh and daugh-
ter Eleanor, who spent few days in
Baltimore, returned to Oakland Tues
day morning.
Miss Enlow, of near Oakland, went
to Washington, D. c., Monday where
she is the guest this week of her sister,
Mrs. H. A. Carter.
Mrs. c. Ellwood Offutt and Miss Bess
Offutt went to Baltimore Sunday after
noon where they will spend week with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. G. w. Legge will leave this af-
ternoon for Shenandoah Junction where
she will visit her daughter, Mrs. Susie
A<yhllNs III q "Cth vi lNO.
Mrs. F. G. Hyde went to Washington
Sunday afternoon and from that city
will go on to New York where she will
visit relatives a short time.
Mrs. N. R. Sanner, who spent week
with her sister Miss Nell Browning, at
Elkins, w. Va, returned to her home
IN Oakland Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Glotfelty, of
near town, are among the Garrett coun-
~ contingent IN Washington this week,
having left here for that city Monday
morning.
Mrs. w. A. Sturgiss accompanied her
sister, Miss Lulu Hooking, to the lat
teT's home in Meyersdale, Pa, where
she will be the guest of her parents
s ort time.
Hrs. Benz. H. Sincell and son Morris
an Miss Julia Byrne left for Washing
ton, D c., Tuesday morning, where
they will spend the remainder of the
eek sightseeing.
Miss Edna Brydon of Bloomington,
Md, arrived in the city Saturday and
is the pleasant guest of her brother,
Mr.. L. Brydon, on Yates Avenue. 49,
Grafton Republican.
Miss Nell Turner, of cumberland.
who was the guest for week of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A Sturgiss at their home
on Alder street, returned to Cumber-
land last Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery f. Hinebaugh
and Oh. ldren arrived in Oakland from
Fairmont to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Hinebaugh's brother, the late Clarence
Stemple, in Oakland tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Grover C. Stemple went to Terra
Alta yesterday morning to accompany
The Springdale news., 1909-09-10

Stifling, the reunion was pulled oil lished program. Among the speak CTS were C. H. Brough of Fayette- vile, Rev k. E. L. Bearden of Bentonyille and Hon. NJ. l.. Williams of Muskogee, Oklahoma. Immense crowds were in attendance but the best of order prevailed during the entire session, not an arrest being made. It has been pronounced the best reunion held here in years
 School opened Monday morning V tn the following splendid corps of teachers, and everything indi- cates a successful term of school. Principal. Prof Murphy Of Fort Smith; first assistant, Miss Lucy Sanders Of Springdale; second assis- tant Miss Dorothea Campbell, Prai- rie Grove, third assistant, Miss All ma Sanders, Prairie Grove; fourth assistant, Miss Lucille Sanders, Fay etteville Misses Alma and Lucille Sanders have charge of the pri- mary work, and occupy the old building The senior class numbers nine this year. and they organized Monday by the election of the fol- lowing officers; President, Clyde Sanders; vice-president, Lizzie Pat terson; secretary, Marjory Magru- der; treasurer, Frank c. McGor- mick; historian, Ruth Gentry, prophet, Bessie Woodruff
 Geronimo
The Springdale news., 1909-09-10
SPRING VALLEY.

A very small crowd at Sunday School Sunday.
 Quite a crowd at Mr Welch s Sunday evening.
 There was singing at l. 5. Welch's Sunday night.
 There was a dance at Thomas Steven s Saturday night.
 MT. Winkleman of Fayetteville was seen at this place Sunday
 Everett Donaldson made a busi- ness trip to Springdale Friday
 Mrs. A. J Harrison has returned from the Sanitarium at springdale. Miss Rosa Youngman visited the school at this place Tuesday eyen- ing.
 MT. and Mrs. C. NJ Donaldson attended church at Sonora Monday night
 Miss Ethel Bailey. who has been staying at A Sanders went home last week
 Loy Fitch and Miss Mayme Co- gar were united in marriage last Tuesday night.
 There was a baptising on War Eagle last Sunday, Miss Lillie Creek being the candidate.
 Wm. Simpson, who has been working at Will Sanders left for St Louis last Friday.
 Miss Cleo Morley made flying trip to the Putnam place on War Eagle Tuesday evening.
 Jas Stanberry and wife came in Friday to see the latter's parents, MT. and Mrs NJ. C. Kelley
 Walter Vanderkline. who has been at Fayetteville working in the phone plant, was at home Sunday On visit
 Misses Mamie and Mabel Harri son. who have been staying with their grandmother near Huntsville returned home Sunday
 Belinda lane
The Springdale news., 1909-09-10
WDDIAN

Q. P Gray made business trip to Springdale last Thursday
 Uncle Bob Ford is suffering from a severe attack of rheumatism Mir and Mrs Humphreys made a business trip to Springdale Satur- day.
 Joe Neal has sold his farm to a family of Italians. Leo Maestri made the deal
 Mrs R. Gray has been very sick since Friday, but is some better at present writing
 John Arthurs has gone to De- eatur where he will teach the cur rent term of school
 Uncle John Mustain is able to be out again. and made trip to Springdale the last of the week.
 The stork visited Mir and Mrs. Ernest Wilburn last week, and, we are informed. left girl No race suicide for Ernest.
 Mr and Mrs ] P Murray and Mrs. John Bash and Mrs Linus Bash visited with N E Buckley and family last Sunday
 Ghas Lynch. Jr., and family at tended the ice cream supper at Johnson Saturday evening. and yis- tied Misses Addie Lynch and Mary Craig over Sunday
 Mrs Rasenkrantz came down from Kansas last week to visit her daughter and family, Mr and Mrs, Robert Welsh Lloyd Welsh also came with her They will return Thursday
 Mulcahy.
The Springdale news., 1909-09-10
Report of Elm Springs School.

Report of fifth, sixth and seventh grades Elm Springs school for the month ending September 3, 1909:
 Enrolment 46, average daily at tendance A. The following pu- pills made an average of so per cent or more in class recitation and department:
 Seventh grade-Willie Whitten- berg, Esther Delozier, LaRue Steele. Mary Wright, Vera Steele, NJ. D. s4eele, Willie Delozier. Ebert Ritter Frank Denver. John Webber, Lu- ther Wright, Arthur Pearson.
 Sixth Grade-Ollie Delozier, Gus sic Phillips, Mabel Wright, Mamie Hale, Phoebe Griggs, Tressie Sher- man. Lula Hale, Tommy Steele, No lon Webster, Clarence Steele, Ho- mer Wasson, Jack Smith, Ernest Webber, Frank Ritter, Peter Wright Homer Roper, Clifford Ritter.
 Fifth Grade-Fannie Webster, Una Burnett, Agnes Pollard, Ruth Roper. Beulah Steele, Winnie De- 1ozier, Nora Williamson. Walter DoWel1. Elmer Deaver Minnie Reed
 I B TilIman, Prin.
The Springdale news., 1909-09-10

she had been visiting with her sis ter, Mrs Lehman
 Will Bilbrey and family have moved to the Smith place recently owned by ] w. Pogue
 Miss Dora Phelan came down from Springfield, Mo, Saturday night and spent Sunday and Mon- day with home folks.
 Mrs Ingram and children are here from Wichita, Kansas, yisi- ting with her uncle and aunt, Mir. and Mrs. T. s. Mustain
 Several from this place attended She Baptist Association at Spring daie Saturday, while others spent the day at Cave Springs at the picnic
The Springdale news., 1909-09-10
WHY NOT TRY lT".

Mrs. C. s Bouton kindly hands The News a copy of her old home paper, the Champaign GID Ga zette, which gives an account of a plan adopted by the business men Cf that town to attract trade and the scheme seems to be working nicely, and if it can be made a sue cess there we see no reason why 1t should no be d success in Spring dale.
 In brief, it is known as Dollar Day" and on that day the mer- chants Of the town advertise to sell certain articles for one dol lar The issue of the Illinois paper which we have before us contains sixteen pages filled with advertis- jug of Champaign business men giv- ing lists Of articles which they will have on sale on dollar day Of course while people will be at tracted to town by the dollar bar gains offered they will likely make other purchases of needed articles.
 The News believes the idea good one, and would be glad to see the business men of Springdale give 1t st t3 iai
The Springdale news., 1909-09-10

ankle. He has been unable to get about at all, but Is reported better at this writing
 Mr and Mrs Burl Atkison and babe visited Mrs Atkison parents. Mf. and Mrs Patteshall. a Cave Springs Saturday and Sunday
 Mrs Stoffer and daughter Miss Dorliska of Fayetteville were visit ing the formers parents. Mr and Mrs. Cheatham. few days last week
 Mr. Smith has been in our midst the past few days with his thresh ing machine They are threshing for E. Sharp to-day and will prob ably be there all day as MT Sharp has a large crop of wheat and oats
 Rev. John King has done great wonders for Harve Robbins since he came to Arkansas. having converted baptized and married him The last event occurred on Sunday, Au- gust 2S, when MT Robbins and Miss Jessie Bureh were united in marriage, the ceremony occurring at the home of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs as Bureh We wish for them a long and happy life with just enough clouds to make them enjoy the sunshine
 Brown Eyes
The Springdale news., 1909-09-10
SPRING CREEK.

Alex Downum and family visited in the Oak Grove community sun day.
 George and Marion Aaron are erecting new residence for Joe Aaron.
 Oak Grove school opened Monday, Misses Cora and Ava Delozier be- ing the teachers
 Mrs. J. K Barron and brother w. w. Mills were visiting relatives at Vaughn recently
 There will be services at this place Saturday, Sunday at H. q m. and probably Sunday night
 Jeff Terry and wife, and Miss Bettie Phillips were guests of Jesse Camden and family Sunday
 Claud Hairston and Tom Ford left Thursday for Pittsburg skansas where they will seek employment
 School opened last Monday week with a very good attendance Miss Ann Stanley is principal and Miss Hattie Aaron assistant
 Recently Carl Atkison was stand ing on his horse picking some grapes when the animal ran from under him, and now he is confined to his home with badly sprained
The Springdale news., 1909-09-10
ZION
A1llicahy

There was q spelling at this place Thursday night
 Mrs. R. A. Bellew has con tract for fixe thousand boards. Several of the boys from Baldwin were in this locality Sunday even- ing
 Mr and Mrs k A Ballew spent Sunday and Sunday night with Mrs. Laura Kelley at Johnson.
 John Cardwell has moved to his farm down near Shady Grove. Mr. Morton has purchased Johns former home.
 Misses Fora Whitzell and Nora Bellew and Wm Hutchinson attend ed the ice cream supper at John son Saturday night.
 Lee Bridenthal and Claud Card we'll attended church at Goshen Saturday night The meeting at that place is reported as being quite q success.
 Brother Thornsberry failed tc fill his regular appointment at Zion Sunday as he was engaged ir meeting at Goshen. Brother Reid filled the appointment here.
 Honolula.
The Springdale news., 1909-09-10
PRAIRIE GROVE.

Dr. W F. Greene and wife of Lowell were reunion visitors last week
 Miss Lyde Moore of Fayetteville is spending the week visiting friends here
 Miss Ethyl Harper left Friday for an extended visit with relatives at Red Oaks, Iowa.
 Miss Jewel Clark of Goshen was visitor in Prairie Grove last week, guest at the home of her cousin, Mrs Mae Parks.
 Miss Mayme Neal returned last Thursday from Pawnee, Ok, where she had spent the last month, and has entered school here.
 Mrs. Sam Leath of Eureka Springs is here visiting at the home of Vim. Graham She will attend the county fair at Fayetteville be- fore returning home.
 Robert Bearden returned Sunday to Tahlequah. Oklahoma, where he has been working for some time He contemplates moving his fami- ly to that place in a month or two.
 Miss Frona Barnett left for Mus ho2ee. Ok, Tuesday morning where sa4 will resume her work in one of the large department stores which she was forced to give up some time ago on account of ill health
 Arthur Lacey, lineman for the locsi telephone company. fell from d tree in Lincoln Monday while work ing on the line. and sustained very serious injuries He has not been able to return home up to the time of this writing.
 Dad Mayes returned Wednes- day morning after an absence of about shree months, during which time he visited various points in Tennessee. He is again mending shoes at his bench in the rear of the Banner Grocery.
 l.. D Simpson arrived Monday morning from Kansas City and is making preparations to enter the U. of A at the opening of the school. L. D was honored by the Daugh- ters of the Confederacy by the pre- sentation of a scholarship in the University.
 John Rogers went up to Fayette- vile Saturday with his stock and will remain until after the fair. He will drive Dr. Mock's 3-year old pacer, Bill Nye,s and his own young trotting horse, Plush. :" These are two very promising young horses.
 Married Sunday afternoon at the home of Rev. MeChristian. the officiating minister, Oscar Dean to Miss Blanche Lewis. The groom is Il years of age and is son of A. N Dean who came here from Springdale few years ago. The bride is the 15-year old daughter of N. D. Lewis of this place.
 Katherine, one of Dr Mock's splendid driving mares, distributed the doctors new rubber tired bug gy from Mrs. Maggie Meals to town Sunday afternoon. She had been left standing unhitched and became frightened at a COW. and proceeded to run away. The mare escaped without serious injury. but the bugy was a wreck
 Although the weather was in- tensely hot and the dust almost
The Springdale news., 1909-09-10

the other fellow has corn. 1 gen erally manage to have a little" i" He has worked the George Sanders place this year and notwithstand- ing the drouth will make several hundred bushels of corn
 Considerable wheat is being de- livered to the mill at this place now and real good wheat is bringing S1 a bushel T. B Grammer has taken the place Of ]. ". Walls as miller The mill is running full time every day this week filling or ders on hand for over fifteen tons of flour and feed
The Springdale news., 1909-09-10
GOSHEN

Jim Mhoon was in Goshen buy ing cattle first of the week
 Ebert Parker is home from Fay etteville this week visiting his par ents
 Joe Gilliland is having hls we'll dug deeper He is tired of hauling water.
 sam Williams and son Will of Wesley were in Goshen on business Monday
 Miss Edna Swift went to Fayette- vile Sunday where she will enter the high school
 John Mayfield has sold his stock Of goods to Dodson X Co They nave been busy invoicing for th> past few days
 linn Clark and wife and Miss Grace arrived Monday from Califor- nia to visit their parents. Mir and Mrs Fiery Clark
 Ottis Mayes left Friday for Bal lard Ok, where he will teach this year His many friends wish "Ott" success, as it is his first school and much depends upon it
 The protracted meeting closed sunday evening with seventy-three conversions 'he baptizing on Thursday was attended by | large crowd TWenty-one candidates were immersed and three were sprinkled.
 Sally Anne
The Springdale news., 1909-09-10
SILENT GROXE.

Ozro Haislip left several days ago for Idaho where he will re- main for some time.
 Miss Stella Mustain left few days ago for Oolagah. Ok, where she will teach school
 George Smith and family will leave next Sunday for Pocatello, Ida ho. where they will make their fu- ture home.
 Miss Emma Price came home from Fayetteville Sunday, where
The Springdale news., 1909-09-10
ELM SPRINGS.

 capital yesterday
 Hunter Denver returned home last week from kingman Co. Kansas. where he has been employed for several months
 T C. Glover has recently painted the Frank Wilson house which John Anderson now owns It adds great ly to it's appearance.
 John Webster went to St Louis last week with shipment Of stock. His firm last week shipped twelve cars of stock from Springdale
 Mrs Lacrone of kennard. NebraS- ka. has been visiting her brother Chas Widener and other relatives in this vicinity the past week
 Mrs. Joe Grammer of Mountain burg who has been visiting in Rog- CTS, came down to Elm Springs Sat urday for visit with relatives here.
 George Grammer and E R Chiles attended the Fayetteville Baptist Association at Springdale this week as messengers from the church at this place
 K. W. Delozier and wife made an overland trip to Summers. Ark. last week and visited MT. and Mrs. Will Adams and family Mrs Ad- ans is their daughter
 Lloyd Welch and his little daugh- ter came down from Washington. Kansas last week and is visiting his parents south of town. Lloyd reports crops good in his section
 John Wasson has recently com- pleted very fine cellar at his farm home south Of town Uncle Riley Ritter has a good one but Mr. Wasson's will cause it to take second place.
 The local teachers have ali gone to their schools Misses NoGa aad Ava Delozier began their term at Oak Grove Monday and Miss Ser tha Delozier commenced at White Oak the same day
 Louis Ross who had three year lease on the Webster place just across the Creek from town has rented it for the coming year 10 Mir. Wilbur Louis will go back to the mines in Oklahoma
 The teachers institute at -his place Saturday was not very largely attended owing no doubt to the dust and heat The gathering was one of profit nevertheless and all who attended were we'll pleased The next meeting goes to Saw yer's.
 Oats are unusually heavy this year. Joe Smiley was in town this week with a wagon load of S4 bushels They weighed over 35 pounds to the measured busheI Joe also has the distinction of the largest wheat yield in this vicinity 20 bushels an acre.
 The ladies of the community have organized a school improvement as sociation. These socities have been doing a good work in other places and there is certainly an opportu- nity for such work here. A meet ing will be held at the sehool-house to night to discuss the objects of l tue association
 Our good friend John Dobbs does n't make any pretensions to book larnin," but when it comes to driv- ing a team or raising corn he has some ideas of his own. Whenever anyone goes to boasting of their crop methods John will modestly remark in that high tenor voice of his; ''I always notice that when