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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-10-07
Saw Auto Fire Engine.

Chief T. o. S. Dibble, of the Or
angeburg department, returned to the
city Tuesday morning from Augusta,
Ga. where he witnessed the official
tests of the auto fire apparatus re-
Gently installed there. He is enthu-
siastic as to what he had seen dur
ing the interesting tests, and came
back sworn adherent of the new
system of battling flames. Chief
Dibble stated that he and the other
tiremen at the test had been treated
most courteously by the officials OF
the Augusta fire department during
their visit.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-10-07
The State Fair.

The State fair is approaching and
preparations are being made for a
bigger fair than ever. The opening
dav is November l and the fair vii!
last for six days. On November :
President Taft will visit Columbia
and will address those who are there
then. The address will be one OF
the features of the fair and other
attractions are: The Clemson-Caro-
lima football game, q number ol
meetings of Importance, and better
entertainments than the authorities
have been able to secure in any pre-
vious year.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-10-07
Those Who Passed,

The following are the names of
those who passed at the teachers
examination held here October 1st:
Misses Beulah V. Dukes, Marie
Dukes, Ermine Brunson, Claudine
Wannamaker, Mary Alice Stokes,
Rose Witherspoon, Annie NJ. Wolfe,
Susie Albergotti. Sallie Wannamaker,
Quinnie Shuler. Marie L. Adden,
Margaret Oliver, Ada Lee Parler,
Juanita Fickling, Ada Stroman, Viola
Shuler. L. Julia Shuler, Belle Wolfe,
Emily Guile, Mrs. J. w. Livingston,
and Mrs. Paul Livingston, Mr.. Claud
Fairev.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-10-07
Pythi;,nS Take Notice.

At meeting of the Knights OF
Pythias last Monday evening it was
decided TO give a smoker and sort
of "cct-to-gethcr blowout at the
next regular meeting. Monday eve
ming. October Is. at their hall. All
yc Knights be on hand with whetted
teeth and u keen appetite for some
fine lIavanas that will be on tap.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-10-07
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Orangeburg Post
Office Uncalled for.

List of letters remaining in the
Orangeburg P. o. for week ending
October 7, 1909. Persons calliu:
for same will please say that they
are. advertised.
A. D. WEBSTER, P. M.
Josephine Anderson.
Olive Adams.
Mrs. Martha Argo.
Arlio Boyd.
Brutus Daniely.
Mrs. Charity Days.
L. D. Easterling.
Lila Evans.
Mrs. Olive Fielder.
Jno. Ford.
Harry Hall.
Lottie Heimlech.
Scipio Jackson.
Mamie Jones.
Jake Johnson.
Abraham Martin.
Jake McMichael.
A. F. Middleton.
Evan Murphy.
Annie Newman.
Salie Sight.
Francis Simmons.
B. F. Smoak.
Bell Tucker.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-10-07
Convict Escapes.

King Argoe, a negro convict from
SprinS Sfeld, made his escape from
ChalH Gang No. ,. on last Monday
night while at work near Jamison.
Argoe is said to he shrewd fellow,
and il some way he managed to slip
his handouts and elude the guards.
In this way he made his escape. Su-
pervisor Fielder offers thirty dollars
reward for his capture.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-10-07
BROKERS Accused.

The affairs of the Boston broker
age firm of SederQuist. Barry & Co..
we're transferred from the civil 10
the criminal courts, wnen Arthur Is.
SeGcrquest and John E. Barry, mem-
bers OF the firm, were arrested on
a secret Indictment. charging them
with the larceny of $l2O,OOO.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-10-07
ncath of Miss Maggie May.

Miss Maggie May, of this city,
died at her home on Tuesday night
at 8 o'clock. She was about thirty
seven years of age. Her funeral
services were conducted by Rev.
l.. p. McGee on Wednesday after
noon at four o'clock and was laid
to rest in Sunnyside Cemetery. One
brother and one sister, besides q
host of friends, mourn her death.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-10-07
state Fair November to g.

Six days of fun and enlightenment
is what the State fair promises vlsl-
tors this year. The fair starts on
November and vii! continue until
the night of November q. Two big
football games including the Glenn
son-Carolina game will be played.
Other attractive features will be in
the list this year.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-10-07

Orangeblug Market.
Tone-Barely steady.
Spot cottou quoted at II IL cents
on the Orangeburg market.
Receipts at Orangeburg.
Tuesday .130 bales
"Wednesday 100 bales
Arizona republican., 1909-04-30
VOTERS, ATTENTION.

OF the nineteen hundred voters on
the Great Register for the coming City
election, many are not aware that there
are three candidates running for the
office of City Marshal, but there are
three-Davis, Moore and McGarr. The
writer is not particularly interested in
introducing the first two named gen.
tlemen, but will say that Davis is run
ming on the Democratic ticket, is well
known and has been acting as Deputy
Sheriff. Moore is on the Republican
ticket, and says he is content to stand
on his past record as City Marshal
for the past two years! The third
candidate is McGarr, who is running
on an Independent ticket, and who
wants your support.
In order that you may know who
McGarr is and his qualifications for
the office, / will say that he is a Ma
tive of Arizona, and has had a wide
experience as a peace officer.
In 1890 he enlisted as a private in
Buckley O'NeilPs Troop of Rough Rio
Arizona republican., 1909-04-30

Flowers has nearly all spring been do
ing contract work in sugar beet fields
for DIR. F'oss and ]. Dean, east of
town. He has been employing quite
a number of men all season. A few
days ago he went to Phoenix to have
settlement and TO get some money
with which to pay his men and his
grocery bills. The settlement was
made and he drew the money which
was several hundred dollars, but he
didn't pay the men or the grocery bills,
but thought it a little cheaper to pay
railroad fare.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-30

ers, served until they were mustered
out, when he was discharged as a
Sergeant, with character excellent"
He served for nearly one year as
one of the Arizona Rangers. reslgning
to take a position as Deputy L. S. Mar
shall. The following notation on the
discharge papers as a Ranger speaks
for itself:
"Character-Excellen a good Rang
err"
(Signed) THOS. H. RYNNING.
Captain.
Besides acting as Deputy U. S. Mar
shall, he has served as a Guard at the
Arizona Penitentiary for nearly two
years under Col VIM. Griffith.
His experience as an Officer should
fit him for the place, and as he has
just completed seven months service
on the Police force in this City, he is
fairly well acquainted with existing
conditions.
The present City Administration
have enacted many good Ordinances,
but Ordinances of themselves are of
Arizona republican., 1909-04-30
DO YOU FEEL WEAK AND BELOW
PAR?

Do you feel fine in the morsing and
evening, but listless in the middle of
the day? Unable to do your work ?
Feel lazy? 1t isn't laziness. You need
a refreshing. nourishing drink. Try
this: Twice a day, in the morning and
in the afternoon, come to our store
and let our soda man fix you up a
Horlick Matted Milk, with egg and
fresh. pure milk and some ice
to make it smooth. Try this every
dayfor two weeks. You will lind it
very invigorating. You will be able
to go back to your work after each
drink and take it up with vim and in
terest. Try it. Try it now. Post Of
flee News Store
Arizona republican., 1909-04-30

no value unless they are enforced. Nc
Carr believes in enforcing the law on
his own responsibility as an Officer,
and will promise the citizens that he
will enforce the law when an infrac-i
ton is called to his notice. without put
ting the people to the annoyance Of
swearing out warrant, in order to
make an officer do his sworn duty.
Cast a vote for McGarr and you will
not regret it.
Respectfully,
CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE
INDEPENDENT ORGANIZATION.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-30

Crump pays 22hc. cash for eggs.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-30
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.

Florence. Arizona, April 21st. 1903.
The partnership heretofore existing
between A. w. Gregg and ]. ]. Greville
has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent; A. w. Gregg continuing the
business and assuming all liabilities
and collecting all firm accounts.
(SigneO A. w. GREGG.
j. ]. GREVILLE.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-30

POST CARDS, PHOENIX VIEWS,
1c. EACH. PHOENIX VIEW BOOKS,
15c. EACH. AT THE BIG cuRIo, ON
ADAMS ST.
ANOTHER BIG STRAWBERRY
SALE, WEDNESDAY,. MekEE'S
CASH STORE.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-30
crump pays 22kc. cash for eggs.
NOTICE.

There will be a meeting for the or
ganization of the Territorial Anti-Sa-
loon League, in Phoenix. at the First
Methodist church. at 10 O'Clock, Tues
day morning. April 9th. where all the
friends of the anti-saloon cause, as well
as delegates from the outside, will be
welcome. A program will be presented
and we anticipate having meetings in
the afternoon and evening of the same
day. c. T. HIRST, Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-30

See Dr. Swigert for correct glasses
II E. Adams ST. Phone Red 2461.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-06

- q. 4 etl1oof ioc !.
:...Ss... -. edst. - 81 fatal ss.<f
'"s p.es 4 nj n b biock Queens
,,ss ~. x 1rr.~ Stat. tsx dc: parish
< x. >. s.s interest," ,n.'. costs S17s: total
go &. ~ '''.' - 80
e. =. .,.a AA..-fn ~ ~ Cleveland
49,! n. - STAR taxs xa.oo: parish
4. -. . a.cisno, ~ !. interest &c; costs
IS .ntsi xto "a
w ,ssi,. W "a u -. ) Thornh;ll An
.ss. j. f.st corner Herndon
Ia rs..;,,s pi sc. ana he;nc nart Of lot
s = trss...ss.< ...hl;s;s;on and residence.
~ - .le. .n n1 90 asr;e1 Ca sn. school
e.4.e "a :...as. 800 ~ cnsss xs7s. total
~; e''eleee %os-' $50 @''''
$4pn. e A..,..1o. ;, h,ock - West
:. .s. ans. s s.... 80 ace. nar;sh soc !:
onIeverys ~ :.sss...sl d .nsts Ss7x.
. ssn1os ~ ''''e'es.s = 49, 49,
'e1e ofs d "a. south half
raIKeI. r,o.- c.,.s ~ & e.. nar-
Il x,ano. school r. .oo Is interest $3o4 !:
costs 1875 total wv y. p.~,,,tot 3
h,a.4 s - III ~ = bioek Fair6eld Heights.
S.s.s -. 1,c. s,sr;sl, Roc: interest 12c
s.... t 80 tntal Asnz.
Patterson, Alex--Lot SIS Bowman
.ahe. o. .s.s. e g 80 20 .otsi go
es5 q loetS So - ~ :. hiock 26 Fair
field Heiehts. State, tax roc parish 4oc4;;
interes! 9 eys's Ys ~. sh,acE & Al
80, 1870 i1a =. STATE tax 49,. Parish
lenaaie Ile'ss -. a ;,,.s.as. 81. costs
49, -. ts,,sI ShoI
Phelps, r. Al estate--f6o acres, north,
west quarter Of northwest quarter o.
southwest quarter and fractional sositil-
west quarter section II, fractional north,
east quarter Of northwest quarter and
Ter section. Ia Is, q; lots 1894 Io-acre
lot Cutiiff subdivision: "a interes1
tza "a feet Of Of east side let block
s. State tar $13oo; parish $46.oo
1otal 1s1.fo.
Pratt. K. Gs--I1ot ii Bowman Lane
|state =. sos .;.l gasx. 8. 2, 4oe n'efes' :
Price. HI Ls-Lot il block 10 FAR
field Heights. State tax aoc parish 4oe
Interest &C.; costs S3:7s total $4.4i
/ Ptizaalet, Justin cts e e ana . VS.
hall 81 lot Is block = gurrie supa a;..is
ION also lot 3 block y tuffie suD ~ 90
Hon. State tax y1.5o: parish soo
school SOC: interest 6oc, costs 1878
total sass.
| Quaternick. Gregsfiy--Aot q DOCK !
Fairfield Heights. State tax ~ ps.is
4oc: interest &C.; costs S3.75s TOTAL ~
Il Kainwater. VIM. E.sottn naif 9
lots Al q. IS io-scfe lot 9 h.ien sal's
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-06

State tax Stag; PARISH Mas Hseioss
.36c; costs $37s; total $7.7o..
Smith, ]. Ben--Lots q. 10 block =, ana
lot 10 block 16 Oueensborough. State
tax sligo; parish $40; interest SIC;
costs SAYS; total $3.50. !.
Smith, Hafnah--Lot As Ernest s,,bdi-
vision. State tax $2zs: parish $4.5o;
school 45c; interest 77c;; costs $3.7s'
total $rI.t7.
Snowieii, Cora--Lot and 4 feet OF
lot 10. acrel OF 10; Ia interest IN iots
70, 20, 40 block A, 1ngersoll Heights;
| lot 10 block 70 1o-acre lot 4 lot 80 To-
acre lot rs Hope subdivision. State tax
l$ls7s; parish $40 70; school $2.o5' IN
Iterest $4.a4: costs $3.75; total $50 50.
Starks, Thomas B. estate-Lot 10 OF
Rankin Subdivision State tax $I.so:
parish 5000; school 3oc; interest 4Sc !;
costs $3.75; total $o.o3.
| State Fair Of Louisiana = n acres
bought from Schumpert ct al, less o.25
acres, also s8o acres, section 10, ~, a,
will, improvements, and lots $50 block
II West Shreveport. State tax $7o.25
parish $r4o5o; school 3oc; interest
Sal 10; costs $J75;; total $235g
Stephens, Dorcas J.-South half OF lot
10. II. ~, block 6, Ingersoll Heights
State tax SAYS: parish $3.50; school
e5c; interest 88c; costs $375: tota'
l$Iy43. ,,...,. < Al.
llendaie Heights. State tax 3oc; parish
6oc; school &c; interest &c; costs 1915
Stevens, Louis and Hamp One acre
Ibeinr south rs Of block 8 Forrest Park
Estate tax soc parish $1.oo; interest
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-06

$I.so; interest 'sc; costs $s7s; total !
fortson, VIM sT.--,o acres, southwest )
quarter Of southeast quarter section 10,
IS, IS. State tax Goo; parish tax $l.7o;
interest isc; costs $3.7s; total $szs.
Fountain, Florence and Maggie
Foster-1o3 acres, all f6at part of sec
ton ID west of Parkee's bayou and 30
acres south half of northwest quarter
section Is, ID. I6. State tax $A.0o; par
sh tax $500 interest $r.ao: costs $37s;
total $I6os. 9
of southwest quarter section A. IA. IS.
State tax $I2o: parish tax $2.4o; in
terest 3oc; costs SAYS; total $7.7I.
Holm sworth, ]. J. estate-So acres.
east half of southwest quarter section
10. Is, rs; 40 acres west half OF so,ith-
east quarter section so, IS, IS. State tax
$500: parish tax $I4oo; interest $2Io;
costs $3.7s total $2665.
Hollingsworth, martha A., tItrix-Ao
acres, northwest quarter of northeast
quarter section S, ID, IS. State tax Coo
narish tax $1.2o: interest nc; costs
$3.7r' total 1913.
quarter of southeast quarter section 10.
*. 10. OIdtc IAN w paAioh -svt 80
terest 18c: costs SAYS: total 1913.
Ivey, James R.--I2o acres, rofth haaf
az northeast quarter and northeast ~tar-
ter Of northwest quarter section II, IS,
I16. State tax $18o; parish tax $500;
Interest SAC: costs $375: total 5000.
| Jackson, Andrew--Ioo acres, that part
Of east half OF northeast quarter OF the
northeast quarter and east half OF SOUTH
| east quarter Of northeast quarter section
acquired from Sue. of l. Mckee, also
10 acres off west end of northwest quar-
tier section II, Is IS. State tax o5s;
parish tax Sligo; interest 2oc; costs
l$375; total $500:
@9siNcNamara. Michael estate~-5o acres.
i east half of northeaht quarter OF north
east quarter and west half Of northeast
quarter Of southwest quarter and south
east quarter of northeast quarter, Of the
northwest quarter section 4, u, 10.
state tax &c parish tax 81 50: interest
LAC costs SAYS. total $7.z3.
i Simn1s. Burrell--f6o acres, northwest
tnuarter section q, II, IS. State tax
81 20 parihh tax $1Ao; interest Sc
costs $4.75; total $&7i.
Il Sloan. Thomas. and Rocker Ftenel--
ito acres. southeast quarter section q,
Is. x. State tax tf.oo; parish tak tsoo5.
Interest :3oc; costs $J7S; total @o5:
II Stephens, Gus.-I6G acres, south naIl5
a Of south. half section ~, 70, 70. state
; tax $I.1o; parish tax $40; interest 35c ]
costs $375; total $7.36.
i Welh, David $ so acres soiltAs ~ i
quarter Of SOUTHEAST quarter and West
1 half OF west half Of southeast quArlef'
$ of southeast quarter section lo, g, ~ y.
State tax 75c; parish, u yi.So; sntesess
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-06

4 Colonial fIill. state IN 41sSo; paflsh
$3oo; interest 4sc; costs $3.7s; total
Koenig, A.-Iot 10 Brunswick Grove.
State tax SIS; parish $D:1o; scnoo.
eIe j; interest @f.44; costa $37s; tosa'1
Es6etta. Mrs. Anset-tot Il b.oekll
III, lot 10 block ) FaisAeld Heigaes
State tax 4oc parisb 6oc; interest fsc ];
costs $3z5; total $5o7 a..
Lee, w slot is block = West
Shreveport. State tax SOC parish 3l.oo
school 1oc; interest ice; costs 1875;
Leopard. ]. T. Lot 13o Bowman
Lane State tax zOc: parish 4oc;; interest
&c: costs $3.75; total Sal.
Lesion, F. W.-Iots 20, a. F. q >.
subdivision, less 1oxso feet Of lot -.
state tax $3.75;; parish $7.5o; schoo!
i75c; interest $1.7o: costs s: total
SIG .g5
Leverett, Mrs. ]. E..-Lots -, ~ OF
Hicks subdivision of 1o-acre lot rs; lot
II Horan Spring tract. State tax 5000
parish $faoo; school $I.2o; interest
$1oa; costs $s.75; total $7487
Lewis, Joe--A strip off of north end
Of lots IL, II, IL Templcmati subdivis.
ion. State tax soc; parish $1.oo; school
roc: interest roc; costs 1875; total
S.. 81. 8.
ii block Allendale Heights. State tax
soc parish $f.oo: school roc; interest
16c:: costs $37s; total $s.51.
4 Lloyd, EDO acres, southeast QUAR-
IttrSuf southwest quarter section Is, ~
I14. State tax $1.oo; parish $7.oo; inter
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-06
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Continued from second page
sq,aare &, Jones subdivision block 81
and lHpfoyemesite Steke Tux $5op;
.p1fish I$foNp. school f$f0u; Interest
4f6o; costs $3zS; total ~ Us
Gray B. IDIOTS II and rs and ia
Iof ii T. a. Grxv subdivision. State tax
R$fz.5o. parish $15.oo; school $50; in
terest 800; costs $375; total $A7.os.
Green, Chancey--Lot II fo-acrs lot
rs. State tax $1.zs; parish $7.5o;
school a5c; interest 4oc; costs $3.75; to-
tai $8f5.
Groves. Eshah--Lot i, IA of lot S
Is. & s. subdivision. State tax $3.50;
parish 500; school zoe; intertst SRA;
costs $3.75; total $t6.07.
Guliatt. a. ] j. IL, J. w and 6. W.
Lots 1911, Iz0, rs and So Bowman
Lane. State tax Doc; parish $r6o; I'M
terest z4c costs $S75 total 1850.
Haley, Lot = block - Fairfield
Heights. State tax aoc; parish 4oc; in
tcrest e.; costs $375: total $4.1y.
Hall, Be,a--Lots Is, 81 Mt. Zion SUBJ
division. State tax 75c parish $I.5o;
I II y
total $3.50.
Hammer, c. W.--Lpt j block ii AL.
lendale. State tax soc; parish LOO;
school zoe: interest i6c; costs $375'
total $6ssI
Hardwick, Mam,nie T.-Lot - j.
Nv. White Subdivision: lot II block /
Currie Subdivision and ii,ipro yenletits
State tax $zto: parish $50: schoo
47c; interest orc: costs $37s; stota
i $tf.I4s
Harwell, ]. Mot s block % Fair.
field Heights State tax 3oc parish
&C; interest e.; costs $3.75: total $4.4t
Harris, Caroline--Lot ~ patxniai
subdivision State tar soc parish 4f.oo
school roc; interest Toe; costs $5.75
3 Harris, MattieLot 1o-acre LOT
Cntlih Subdivision. State tax soc. par
fish $I.oo; school 1oc interest 16c; cost
1875 fotal $S.S1.
i Halves, Z I--1.ots i, =, 3, block ]
West Shreveport. State tax 4oc; par
/ ISL Boo; school ISc. interest I3c: cost
I$37s: total $5.I6.
Hawkins, Geo M Lots L, ., bloc
II, Hosston, and residence. State u
s 9fno. parish 41oo, school aoc it1tefes
1zc costs $J7s total $7.z7.
/. Head, Wnh- Lot ~ MI. Zion sub
| division. State tan 65c parish $i7u
Z school re: interest z6es costs $3.75
b to&a1 16zs s..
Heard, Iehn One acre In block \
Forrest Park subdivision of south hal
! lot southwest quarter section 8, ri, 1.
af,d residence State TIM 1sc paris
l4f.So; interest 33c;; costs $3.75; tot
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-08-26
INTERSTATE GOOD
ROADS CONFERENCE
To Be Held at Mt. Lake Park AUGUST
27th-3Oth.

The proposed Good,Roads meeting at
Mountain Lake Park to be held cOnjoint-
ly by the good roads advocates of Mary
land and West Virginia promises to be
more of a success than anticipated.
Much interest in the meeting is appar-
ent and indications point TO the ipres-
ence of many prominent men of both
states. For the occasion a program has
beenarranged which covers thefour days
meeting of the advocates of improved
roads, which is presented below:
Friday, August 9th, 500 p. m-Inter-
State Good Roads banquet, to be
held at the Mountain Lake Hotel.
Tickets will be $l.OO. All appli-
cants for tickets should send.their
names with the money to DR.. w.
w. Davis, Mountain Lake Park,
Md, by Wednesday, Aug. 25th.
Saturday, August 28th. 900 to $3.50 a.
m.-"The Road Laws of West Vir-
ginia and Their Application, by
Mr.. C. P. Light, commissioner of
highways of West Virginia.
$50 1000 a. m.-Open conference.
1O:0O-10:30 a. M" Building Good
Roads in MARYLAND" by a repre-
sentative of the Maryland High
ways Commission.
lO:3O-ll:0 90 a. m. - Open conference.
Hoo a. m.-Address by Mr.. Archer B.
Hubert, Marietta, Ohio, repre-
sentative of the Agricultural De-
partment, on Road Economies. p"
300 p. m.-General conference on
Good Roads, conducted by Hon. W.
M. HAYS, assistant secretary of the
Department of Agriculture.
800 p. m. The Alpha and Omega of
Good Roads, an illustrated lecture
by Mr.. Charles H. Hoyt, Iofi the
Department of Agriculture.
Sunday, August 29th, 1920 a. m.-Ser-
mon, Good Roads and the King
DOM Preacher to be announced
later.
Monday, August Both, 900 1900 a. m.
Addresses by number of promi-
nent speakers.
Monday Afternoon-A series of ad-
dresses, IN which the county com
missioners of Maryland and the
members of the county courts of
West Virginia will take part Mon
day afternoons meeting will deal
almost exclusively with the county
commissioners problems.
Monday Evening - Popular platform
meeting, speakers to be announced
later.
The Governors of Maryland and West
Virginia have both promised to be
present and will deliver addresses.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-08-26
lis9Sj{MBLY lyman LAWRENCE
T. GRENN WAS ARRESTED
Charged With Having CriminaIIY
LibeIIed Mr.. H. ]. SpeiCher.

Last Thursday morning Justice Cf the
Peace A. S. Teats issued a warrant
for the arrest of Lawrence F. Green,
of Grantsville. in connection with the
publication and circulation of defama-
tory circular attacking the character of
Mr.. Harvey ]. Speicher, Republican
nominee for State Senate.
The warrant was placed in the hands
of Sheriff Brown for service and on Sat
urday his deputy went to Grantsvile
where Green's arrest followed on Sun
day morning, the deputy having arrang-
ed with Green by telephone to meet him
at certain place along the road between
Grantsyille and Jennings. The two men
arrived here Sunday afternoon about
two O'Clock and Green was detained at
the sheriff residence until later IN the
day when MesSrs. Ralph Engle and
Gideon Hershberger, both of Grants
vile, arrived in town and entered into a
bond for Green's appearance at the Cir
NuII COuII, He having waived nearing
before the Justice.
The arrest of Mr.. Green followed as
a natural sequence to the confession
made previously by MIR. NJ. E. Frazee,
of Friendsville, who was also arrested
on the same charge and in connection
with. the circular above referred to.
Mr. Frazee, who was also held under
Federal warrant, had his hearing be-
fore the Commission in Cumberland
last Monday and was discharged from
custody upon the representations of Mr..
Speicher and DR.. Rayenscroft, who in
terceded for him.