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70 the placing upon the bench of the
Court of Appeals a man who might be
expected to be controlled in his judicial
action by the views he entertained upon
the legality of the amendment prior to
the election. The amendment has been
pronounced by President Taft and the
ablest lawyers of the state and coun-
try unconstitutional. Men who enter
tain such views are the only kind for
the Republican party to regard as
worthy of their support. If any Re-
publicans have been contemplating
other action, let them dismiss the sug-
gestion and Immediately place them
selves squarely upon the broad issue of
safeguarding the people and protecting
the party. Baltimore American.
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hath had much to DO with tickets. ana
take to thy bosom an old servant of nv
master VINO knoweth well how 70 engi-
neer take We council Of him who is a
good Judge and with thy wits create a
ne" third party ticket for Garrett
county, remembering that there dwell
eth IN the land of the Republicans Ger
tain men whom thou canst use well to
thy purpos..
And il came to pass when the mes
senger had departed the Deacon fell in
to a trance and after many hours he
a"oke and behold on his table there lay
d mighty manifesto with his own sigma
ture, seal and signet attached and the
names also Of many lesser lords. and he
commanded that heralds be sent to the
uttermost parts OF the land to call the
people together that he Of them might
make great profit,
After many days there came from all
parts Of the land those men who had
their heads Amounted with healing oil.
because Of the soreness thereof, and
those with their feelings wound about
with bandagcs because of the hurts
thereof.
And there came also men Of i'll repute
in the regions where they dwelt. and
they all with one accord obeyed the
Deacon 5 command when he said: thou
shalt every man endorse the good Judge.
And when they that were antiquated
IN the land Of the Republicans, and they
that We're demoralized in the land of
Democracy, and they that were hopeless
in the land of No Wmskey, had been
given soft seats on the Hamllhtish
ticket, the Deacon ordered the B. & O.
engineer to pull open the throttle, and
with the captain to punch tickets and
the Deacon for train dispatcher, the m
genuous invention Is sent steaming
toward an inevitable and deserving de
feat
SO endeth chapter one
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-10-14
COUNTRY ADVANTAGES

We boast of our coal, oil and gas.
These products have enriched many Of
our citizens and have proven themselves
powerful agencies in the worlds econo-
my and progress. but they become eX-
hausted and Csc engaged in their pro-
duction must of necessity seek other
fields of activity. They go to the lum-
Der industry only to find that the tim
Der supply, however abundant it may
be, also eXhausts, and the average life
time is far too short for its reproduc-
ton. The soil so far as our observa-
ton goes, is the only source of wealth
that proper outstanding will save from
exhaustion. Its productive properties
can be saved and added to at the same
time they are in active operation. Con
sequently those who go to it for means
of livelihood and see to its preserva-
ton, need have no fears of their occu-
patton being destroyed in their com
munity and having to go elsewhere to
pursue it.
We mention this as an illustration
that farming and kindred pursuits offer
more attractive features than any other
industries that have hitherto appeared
to the farm youth and led him to the
belief that his lot was the worst of them
all Time has demonstrated the fact
that it IS one OF the very best callings a
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-10-14

Mr.. }. uriffin Hall, of Baltimore. who
during the present week is cooperating
with the Republican County Committee
in a canvass of tn, county, is quite pop
ular in the Monumental City and else
where as public speaker entertainer
and humorist. His services are in con-
slant demand as lecturer and speaker
at meetings, entertainments, banquets.
etc. held by churches. fraternal So
cieties men's clubs and charitable or
CARNATIONS. He has delivered orations
at Memorial Day services held on the
battleiields of Gettysburg, Antietam
and elsewhere. Mr.. Hall has addressed
meetings held this week at Sunnyside,
Shook Shop and Swanton. and tonight
he will speak at Crellin, Friday at Deer
Park Saturday at Bray School. and it
is possible that the committee may be
able to secure him for number of
meetings to be held in various parts of
the county next week.
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Attendance Roll.

The follow ing named pupils Of the
Oakland Public Schools were neither
late nor absent during September.
First Grade Emerson Cross, Robert
Shaifer, Luther Menhorn, Howard
Wolfe, Leon Helbig, Robert Weimer,
Joseph Hessen, Robert Friend, Cert
rude Grant, Frances Grant. Amelia
Lohr, Dorothy Pritchard, Agnes Shat
fer, Celia Griff, Christina Hessen,
Helen Little, Dorothy Maroney, Ida
Friese, Gertrude Rolling, Audrey
Trickett.
Second Grade Harry Newman, Carl
Kahl, Harry GIotfelty, Joe Hinebaugh,
Hugh MafFett, Philip Walters, Ira Goss,
Vincent Hessen, James Hart, Harry
Vaughn, Fanny Newman, Katherine
Teats, Leah Matfett, Ella Helbig, Julia
Maroney, Stella Friese, Ethel Tusing.
Edna GOss.
Third Grade Perrin Davis, Alva
Johnson, Helen Mason, Inez Workman,
Rebecca Workman, Katie Lauer, Ethel
Naylor, Walter Wolfe, Daniel Wolfe.
Fred Trickett, Robert Porter, Uriel
Cheuvront, Alma Calhoun, Annie Cal
houn, Harry Rice, Lucy Trickett,
Evelyn Cheuvront.
Fourth Grade David Burke, Alex.
Hessen, Florence Carney, Louise Har-
ned, Ada Glotfelty, Iona Johnson, Bessie
Maroney, Josephine Jamison, Reva Da-
Wis, Cecilia Hart, Gladys McRobie,
Lillian Helbig, Helen Hart.
Fifth Grade Gordon McRobie, Peter
Rowan, Felix Robinson, F. ed Cogley.
Foster Teats, Lonzie McRobie. Gibe1
Drummond.
Sixth Grade Patrick Kildow, Frank
Ross, Be nadette Hart, Rose Farrell.
Edna Shank, Douglass Sincell, Eliza
beth Miller, Bessie Hendrickson, Ed
wanna Peddicord, Leah SincelI Rachel
johnson, Catherine Maroney, Lena
Ravenscroft, Edna Trickett. Pauline
Bolton, Carroll Kelly, Albert Kahl.
Lawrence Dixon.
High School Freshman, Harry Bak-
err Frank Bush, Walter Dawson, Harold
Harmed, Evelyn Helbig, Wade Mason,
Grant Palmer, Fred Peddicord, William
Scherr, Mary Stemple, Frederick
Thayer, Ethel Wadding, Harry Weimer,
Robert White, Margaret Workman;
SophomOres, Alvin Crawford, Joy Grit
fifth; Juniors, Gertrude Bell, Mary
Harsch, Irma Workman, Ella Cleve-
land, Patrick Murphy; Seniors, Ruth
McRObie, Eleanor Peddicord, Earl
Smith, Mary West, Paul Workman,
Clarence Murphy.
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Teachers Institute Program

The following program has been pre-
pared for the institute to be held
Friendsvlle on Oct. %. session hee
ming at a, m. Song, Maryland, Ny
Mary land;" address; response, l.. F.
Greed singing by the institute; dis
cussions: Primary Reading, Misses Eve
Wech, Hattie Liston and Ola Mating
ly; Impartiality and the Deserving
Student, c. c. Cathcart; How To Teach
Mental Arithmetic, Prof. f. A. Brown
ing and n X. .Wclch; Language Work,
Hiss Margaret Snyder and c. j. Hanft.
Value Of Opening Exercises; b. F.
Franz, J. G. Myers and Miss Matcaae
Riley!
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Taken to Noun. Hope.

Charles Browning, aged about thirty
years, son of the late William Brown
ing, was taken to Mount Hope Hos
pital, near Baltimore. Sunday night by
Sheriff Brown, to which Institution he
had been committed by the county
authorities for treatment. Mr.. Brown
ing went suddenly insane early last
week and was at times extremely
violent A number of years ago he
suffered an attack of scarlet fever since
which he has at times been subject to
attacks which effected his brain,
eventually resulting in insanity.
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TIE DEACON AND THE
PEOPLES TICKET
Present Day Revelations of Political
Vaccinations.

Nt+AAAo tAbAASs
1t came to pass in the days when the
bumole-bee was humming among the
pumpkin vines that blossomed on the
san PISSED hills of Garrett county, a
great noise arose in the midst of the
land which leth on either side Of the
river that is called the river Of Democ-
racv. whose waters abound in great
fishes that devoureth the little fishes
thereof and make the waters thereof
angry with the flashing Of their mighty
fins.
Now it CHANGED as the noise of the
mighty conflict smote heavily upon the
ears Of all the people, Prince Billy, he
that is called The Knight of The Silver
Locks, cast his helmet and sword angrily
at the feet of the lords of the land and
departed hence to fish in other waters
and there arose a mighty war between
the Hamillites and the Browningites 50
that the smoke of the battle covered all
the land for many days and there was
no peace among all the inhabitants
, thereof.
Now it so happened that the Hamill-
ties dwelt on the shady side of the
mountain that is called the Mount Of
Party Spells, and the BroWningites had
builded mighty city on the summit
thereof, and they that dwelt therein
Toasted and were merry.
On the seventh day of the seventh
month all the host of the Hamillites
arose in great army and beat against
the walls of the city that was builded
on the mount, but the walls thereof fell
not, and valiant men from all the dis
tricts round abol the valley of Democ-
racy came and laid siege to the mighty
city and the voice of the people was
lifted up and the army smote against
the walls of the city, but the walls fell
not.
Then it came to pass that the Deacon,
who was first in the councils of the
liabilities, was very angry and he sat
him down in his habitation and smote
upon his aged breast and cried in loud
voice, saying: long and faithfully have
| served thee, thou wicked and peryerse
Democracy; oft have paid tribute to
thee, but alas, thy service is no longer
profitable and it is not meet that | rem
der tribute to an ungrateful lord.
Behold as the Deacon voice grew
faint in the midst of his great habita-
ton, little imp crept out from the
midst of the books of the law and sat
him down on the top Of an ink well;
now this imp was like in size unto a
grasshopper, and upon his forehead was
a monogram written in bright gold with
these letters, B. & o.
And as he pointed to these shining
letters, he spake unto the Deacon in
still small voice, saying: seest thou not,
o man, that my master has sent me
and he hath commanded me to say unto
thee that he hath much gold to pay them
that serve him.
This message also l bring unto thee,
call unto myself an ex-captain, who
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would be as thoroughly nonpartisan on
the bench as Judge Boyd. Remember,
to- that d. Lindley Sloan, as a Repub-
lican candidate and pledged to oppose
the Constitutional amendment. has
thereby openly declared that he believes
the honest poor man to be as deserving
as the man Of property and wealth,
while Judge Boyd, as a Democratic can
didste and pledged to supsort the Con-
stitutional amendment, has ther.
openly declared that he considers th5
man with $500 worth Of property to be
a better and more deserving citizen than
the honest poor man. No. II.
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Don't Want Any More.

TO the Editor of The Republican:
have just received sample copy of
the Garrett journal and the first thing
which caught my sight was a picture of
Judge Boyd, and about all the reading
matter it contains is relative to the
Judge.
hope the editor of the journal VIII
will not trouble himself by sending me
any more sample copies as am Sloan
Republican every day in the week.
.. J. NJ. ID.
New Germany, Oct II, 1909
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Way Republicans Should Vote For
Sloan.

/ To the Republican Voters:
. w need not soil the name or detract
from the record Of Judge A. Hunter
Boyd, by falling in with the too preva-
lent campaign practice of attempting
to poison the minds of the people
against the opposing candidate in order
to create more favorable sentiment
/ toward our own.
II We, as voters of Garrett county,
would maintain our dignity as citizens
and preserve a clean conscience as men.
we will out Of an honest mind render
unto Judge Boyd full measure of re-
spect for his high and noble character,
a choice tribute Of esteem for his skill
/ and integrity and a word of admiration
for his dignihed personality, but not
! withstanding the fact that our Demo
/ cratic brethren would have US believe
that Judge Boyd has a monopoly Of all
/ available claims to greatness, we recog-
nize in the person Of d. Lindley Sloan
/ his full equal in height and nobility of
/ character. skill and integrity of pur-
/ pose, strength and dignity of personal
/ ity and in all the other requisites which
/ go to the making Of an able and honor
/ able Judge Judge Boyd deserves, and
/ has the admiration of all his fellow men,
but as candidate on the Democratic
1 ticket, as firm believer in Democra tic
/ policies and as pledged supporter of
| restricted suffrage, as specified in the
| Constitutional amendment, he has no
real claim to the support of any but
/ those who stand for the principles that
he advocates and can hardly be said to
have real claim on that portion of the
| Democratic vote in his district which is
| opposed to the passage of the amend
ment.
d. Lindley Sloan merits the admira-
ton of all men. but as candidate on
the Republican ticket, as a fearless ad-
yocate of Republican policies and an
avOwed opponent of a restricted suf-
| frage. he has no real claim to the sup
port of any but those who believe in
the principles for which he stands, and
being pledged to nothing but the poll
cies which are dear to the heart of
every Republican, he has claim to the
vote Of every Republican in the three
counties of the Fourth Judicial Circuit.
Every Republican !shOud know that
in order to bring about Republican sue
cess they must be loval to principle and
loyalty to principle means loyalty to
party and party candidates, therefore
may every Republican, without one ex-
ception, be manfully loyal and cast their
vote for d. Lindley Sloan, knowing
that in him they have candidate equal
in every respect to the opposing candi-
date and even Judge Boyd bearing an
honorable defeat will respect the loyal
ty Of the Republicans who admired, but
could not vote for him.
Remember Republican voter, that
the much circulated nonpartisan argu-
ment is only nice sounding plea with
absolutely no force to it. Any man who
becomes a candidate on the platform Of
political party is TO that extent par
tisan, but any man who is worthy to
become a Judge Il he nonDartisan in
the discharge of his official duty and it
is absolutely certain that Ar. Sloan
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THAT letter of Mr.. Edward Margroff,
published elsewhere in today's Repub-
lican, is well calculated to make the
boss Of the new party sigh and wonder
where he is at.
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Republican Ticket.

For Comptroller of the State Treasury,
FRANK E. WILLIAMS.
of Cecil County
For Judge of the Fourth Judicial District
b. LINDLEY SLOAN
of Ailegany County.
For State Senator,
HARVEY J. SPEICHER.
For House of Delegates.
D. f. BOLDEN.
}. Ebert CHAPPELL.
For Sheriff.
ANDREW SHARTZER.
For County Treasurer,
ROBERT LINCOLN FRIES.
For County Commissioners,
DARIUS NJ. DIXON,
WALTER NJ. LOWDERMILK.
For Clerk to.County Commissioners
ALBERT G. ROSS.
For County Surveyor,
JAMES A. SINCELL.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-06-03
SHERIFF's SALE

No. I2,e4o-In the First Judicial Dis.
triet Court of Caddo Parish, Louis.
lana: c. R. Webster VS.. ]. H. S
Eteen.
By vxtae of writ of fieri facias. to
me issued in the above numbered and
entitled suit, from the Honorable First
Judicial District Court in and for the
Parish of Caddo, I have seized and will
offer for sale at pubic auction, for cash
according to law, during the legal hours
for sales, at the principal front door of
the court house of Caddo Parish, La. on
SATURDAY, JUNE S, 1900.
The horse seized under writ of attach
ment in the within suit. The above
property seized and to be- offered for
sale to pay and satisfy the amount speci-
fed in the said writ, say in the sum of
$4,000 with interest thereon at the rate
of S per cent per annum from April go.
1909, and all costs Of suit.
P. FLOURNOY,
Caucasian May e. Sheriff.
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HOW TO ORDER PATTERNS.

The patterns described in the Caucas-
ian are supplied by the May Manton
Pattern Company. sI3z West Twenty
seventh street, New York City, and the
Masonic Temple, Chicago, Ill. Forward
orders with names and addresses to the
New York or Chicago office of the COM
pany. with 6cents for each pattern, and
they will be mailed direct.
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-03-25
PAGE OF INQUIRY
Y z 'flON FOR MINISTER'S
QnestioE 40 IS

christ commanded his disciples
10 baptza IN tn name Of the Fa.
ther and Of the Son and of the
Holy Ghost. Matt. 2s-lg And
after the disciples Received the
Holy Ghost Prter said uuto them
rep"at aud bs baptized in the
name OF jesus Christ for the re-
mission II slus. Acts 2-S3 Also IN
hs's l'-5, They were baptized
III the zane u tho lord Ja.us and
not IN the name 81 the Father and
Oh th9 Sou aud Of the Holy g host
Why did they diaobey this com
mand and teach men. So con-,
oa with your answers Preachers
IS. Il. Merritt
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QUESTION NO. 6.
Pine Creek Mo.
Pierce Cay, Mo.

Dear Bro. Garrett: Viii
you If possible please tell me
through the CRTssET columns
Were to lind IN Gods Word the
Office OF the "muurncrs bench
/. looks like as important n
feature rs this is claimed 10 be-
ought to be written in large let.
tiers ut the head Of every CHAPTER
in order to halter the foolish
way.iaring' man. | wish you
would answer this immediately
Your Bro. in The hope Of life.
&. s. l'owc.
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Win tue lily thDN Onu WIN power
who wen, abou, doing good aud healing
al! that we're oppressed o. the devil: for
God vas with lin.
And We are Witnesses OF all
things which he did both in the
land OF the Jews and in Jerusa-
lem: whom they slew and hanged
on a tree.
Him G"d raised up the third
dIy. and Showed him openly;
Not to all the people, but unto
witnesses chosen before Of God.
even to US. who did cat and drink
with him after he rose from the
dead,
And he commanded us to
preach unto the people, and to
testify that it is h. which was
ordained of God to be the Judge
of quick and dead.
To him give all tue prophets
Witness, that through his lame
whosoever belicvetb in him shall
receive REMISSION of sins,
While Peter yet spake these
words, the Holy Ghost fell on
all them which heard the word.
And they of the circumcision
which believed were astonished,
as many as came with Peter,
because that on the Genties also
was poured out the gift Of the
Holy Ghost
For they heard them speak
with tongues, and magnify Cod,
Then answered P,tr,
Can any man forbid water.
that these s"ould not be- Baptized
which nave received tie Holy
Gil, st as well as We:
And he commanded them to
be baptized in tie name Of the
Lord. They prayed they him to
tarry certain days" Acts
To- 3i-lS
Peters instruction 20 these
Ger.iles in regard to Baptism
vas pui1e different to What Il
was 10 the jews on tie day of
pcntccost. 70 those on the day
II pchtecost Peter tod them to
rcren, ard be baptized in the
name Of The Lord for The rens.
sion of sins, aud they should re-,
GIVE the gift OF the II ,ly Ghost
But at thc house of Cornclous
they received the gift Of the Holy
Ghost frs, and then Peter CON.
nanded them to be baptized in
thc nalnc Of til" Lord. y w dis
last il Tor as Gcrt!'os 10 ij'l0m
This vas tho do0r oi faith oDeu.
ed unto the Gentilcs. And then
Paul was chosen for to brin"
them out Of darkness INTO ligl,.
And in order 10 obey tho cosprl
We must bc n follower of pai,.
And Paul teaches IA just how we
ar" to obey il. Ard for a pur.
I on of this obedllnce. Please
read.
IF We then no risen with
Chris, seek those things which
are ahovo. w..ern Christ site h
on .tho light hand OF Col,
Set your affection on things !
lh1Te, MT on things on the earth |
For ye arc dead. and yaur life !
IS hid wi CHRIST in God.
When Christ, who IS our life.
'halfappcar, then sail !e also
appear with him IN glory
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| Mortify therefore your mem
bers which are upon the earth;
fornication,. unc,eanness, inor.
dina'e affection, evil concupis.
cence, and coyetousness, which
is idolatry.
For which things sake the
wrath OF God comcth on the
children of disobedience:
In the which sc also walked
sometime. when We lived in them.
But now We also put off all
these; anger. wrath, malice. bias
phemy. filthy communication
out If ynnr mouth.
Lie MT one to another. seeing
that We have put off the old man
With his deeds:
And have put on the new man,
which i, renewed in knowledge
LATTER the image of him that crtat-
cd him;
Where there is neither Greek
lhor jew, circumcision nor IN
circumcision, Barbarian, Scyth-.
ian, bond nor free: but Christ is
ali and in all.
Put on therefore, as The elect
OF God, holy ard beloved. bowels
OF mercies, kindness. humbleness
OF mind, neekness, longsuficr
ing;
Forbvaring one another, and
forgiving one another. if any man
have quarrel against any; even
MS Chri-t forgave you, so also DO,
ye.
And above al these things put
on charity, witch is the bond of
perfectncss.
And let The peace of God rule
in your hearts, to the which also
We are called in one body; and be
We thankful.
Let the word Of Christ dwell
in You richly in al! wisdom; teach
ing and admoi ishing one anot
or in psalms and hymns and
spifiin"l songs, singing with
grace IN Epur heats to the Lord.
ANA whatsoever ye do in WORD
or decd. 1o MI in The name of the
Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God
"''' 'nc "'''er oS MN.
Wives, submit yourselves unto
your own husbands, az it is fit
IN the Lord,
u,sbsnas 1.y., ,,.;..
be u1t liter apains, rbcm
Children ohcy yo.,,.,,,,o,,
al thing. for Ills is we'll n,o,s
ing unto the Lord
Fathers, pro,okerot your chill
dicn to anger, lest 'hry be dis.
cuurtgrd.
SERVANTS. o',cy in au thincs
YOUR masters tcror4:ro 10 tho.
h'Hl: nov with eycScrvice. MS
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Question no A..

kov. l.. :. Garrett, can Won
prove by tho word that there il II
llving soul! Ardtb l,ylpv soul
different from III, soui2
End Oliver,
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QUESTION No.
Hutton Valley No
March !, 1909
BIO l.. : Garrett
Please e1lllin what IA u,nl by the
"''e BOOK. Kew 10 CHI, O. verse +, |
see lh's III p'nt VIII came again
u l'rymon