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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-27

JOSH POWell, henullW0rtn.
Fletcher Phoenix, Wyoming.
Jake Pleasant, Verona.
Bowie Parsons, Verona.
Jim Pettiway, Verona.
Silas Perkins, Opossum Run. 7
Alonzo Patterson, Oposspm
Albert Perondelli, Cypress.
Louis Paris, Oak Grove.
Hoody Porter, Musgrove. Z
Geo. Pettiway, Franklin.
Henry Pear, Franklin.
John Parsons, New Light.
Gene Parsons, Eddington.
Benny Parsons. Eddington.
Albert Parsons. Eddington.
Hense Parsons, Newellton.
Neal Robinson, Nebraska.
Hy Redding, Franklin.
Charlie Rounder, Routhwood.
Leonard Robinson, Eddington.
Vernie Robinson, Cypress.
Frank Register, Newellton.
Eph Rucker, Newellton.
Alonzo Rodgers, Newellton.
Sullivan Straughter, Income.
Willie Sanders, Black Water.
Hamp Smith, Wyoming.
Joe Selvy. Verona.
Thos. Selvy, Verona.
John Spencer, Locust Grove.
Peter Smith, Jr., Nebraska.
John Scott, Crescent.
Cordell Smith, Beck.
John Straughter, Green Vale.
John Strauder, Tensas Bluffs.
lobe Smith, Jr., Nebraska.
Watson Sanders, Franklin.
Duly Sargent, Routhwood.
Pierce South, New Light.
Nose South, New Light.
Ike South. Jr., New Light.
EiIam South, Jr., New Light.
Ezekiel South, New Light.
Lavre South, New Light.
Jessie Sanders, Eddington.
Gee. Smith, Eddi..ston.
Eddy Smith, Newellton.
Alex Strauder, Newellton.
Benny Soloman, Newellton.
Hyman Soloman, Newellton.
- Sharp, Newellton.
Archie Sprewer, Newellton.
James Stewart, Jr., Newellton.
Anderson Stewart, Newellton.
Gus Tolsum, Kennilworth.
Willie Thomas, Verona.
John Thomas, Verona.
Lem Taylor, Kansas.
Sonny Trask, Shackleford.
Major Trask, Shackleford.
John Taylor, Shackleford.
Jesse Thomas, Oak Grove.
Richard Turner, Westwood.
E. E. Trevillian. Routhwood.
VIM. Thomas Jr., New Light.
Wiley Thomas, Pecan.
NJ de Vries, Newellton.
John White, Jr., Kennilworth.
Dan White, Kennilworth.
Joe White, Kennilworth.
Jake Westly, Kennilworth.
John Wesley, Kennilworth.
James West, Kennilworth.
Ernest Williams, Blackwater.
Willie Willie, Balmoral.
Willie Williams, Nancy
John Williams, Opossum Run.
Frank Watson, Holly Grove.
Alex Wiley, Wild Cat.
Chryst Wade, Cypress.
Willie Wright, Oak Grove.
Jake Wells, Musgrove.
Andrew Washington, Routhwood.
Tom Washington, Routhwood.
Nose Waters, Routhwood.
John White, New Light.
Dan White, Jr., New Light.
Eph Williams, Newellton.
Willie Waters, Newellton.
Junius Watson, Newellton.
Nose Waters, Newellton.
Henry Ware, Newellton.
James Weatherington, Newellton.
THIRD WARD.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-27

Jim Young, Botany Bay.
Paul Young, Case Lumber Co.
A. Zccara, st. Joe.
FOURTH WARD
Gen1 Adams, Monticello.
Henry Anderson, Mamie
Buss Allen, Mayflower
Peter Allen, Glasgow
Ben Bradshaw, Monticello
Joe Bowles, Marydale
Ed. Bivens, Marydale.
Columbus Bradley, Choctaw Lake
jeff Blanch, Mayflower
Everett Bolden, Mayflower.
Thurston Brown, Clova Nook
Robt. Britton. Newton Land.
James Barnes, Formosa
John Binghaman, Lochland
John Bass, LuckeN. Hit
Jim Bass, Luckey Hit
Ambros Bass, Luckey Hit
Chas. Booker. Justina
]. H. Cook, Shutdown
Ed. CLANCY. Mccall
Cody Compton, Dickord
Dandree Diggs, Shutdown
Jerry Donald, Minden Hall
Junius Evans, Crooked Bayou.
Dan Ell. Mayflower
Tom Ellis. Hordborgan.
Julius ELI, Dickord. =
Willie Foster, Monroe
James Felix, Mccall
Jim Ford, Mayflower
Robt. Ford, Mayflower
Joe Forest. Mayflower
A. s. Flemming, Justina
Sam Gilbert, Shutdown
John Gilbert, Shutdown
Tom Gauff. Shady GROVE
Frank Gregory, Mayflower
Robt. Gregory. Mayflower
Robt. Gross, Hopoka
Guy Giles, Justina
West Hammond, Monroe
Ed. Hill. Shutdown
Walter Hair, Mayflower
Silas Henry, Jr., Adsotia
Dan Howard. Justina
Gen1. Lee Jackson, Mayflower
Early Jones, Horoborgan
John Jackson, Canaan.
Eli Jones, Wilderness
Ed January. Minden Hall
Joe Kenneday. Hordborgan
Sam Kenneday, Mound Bayou
Frank King, Justina
Henry kenneday, Justina
Joe Lilly. Crooked Bayou
Green Lee, Erin
Joe Long. Minden Hall
Phil Lewis, st. Mary
Sam Norris, Shady Grove
Ernest Morris, Shady Grove
Nose Morris, Shady Grove
Henry Metcalf. Canaan.
Henry Metcalf, Canoon
Ike Miller, Justina
King David hurry. Villa Tensas
Sal hurry, villa Tensas
Joe Nathan. Dickord.
Jim Philips, Jr.. Justina
Everett Parker, Justina
Chas. Percy, Villa Tensas
Steve Roach. Marydale
Scott Rush. Mayflower
John Smith, Shutdown
Breeme Scott. Choctaw Lake.
Dan Sexton, Mayflower
lobe Sims. Mayflower
Toy Scott. lsaQuena.
Enoch Smith, Erin
Clarence Thomas, Choctaw Lake
Sam Turner. Lake MISERY
Allen Wesley. Monticello
Joe Wright, Monroe
Mack Williams, Monroe
Stump Williams. Monroe
Ben Williams, SHUTDOWN
Henry Williams, SHUTDOWN
Joseph Willis, Mayflower
WILDER Wilson, Mayflower
John Wilson, Mayflower
Sam Williams, Mayflower
Levy Williams. Mayflower
Geo. Williams, Jr., Alsatm
Jarvis Webb. st. Mary
FIFTH WARD.
Dug Bonney, Dalia
Jim BARLEY. Via Meal
Tom Boyd, wildwood
Ed. Burks, wildwood
Tom Crockett, SQurdunk
WIN Coleman, Leona
While Cooper, Via Meal
Arthur Collins, Via Meal
Frank chatham, Bockland
Joe Cooper. Bockland
Mckinley Collins, Bockland
Harry Clark. Jr., wildwood
Ruben Collins, Somerset
James Caxen, 6omerseE
James Caxen. Jr., Somerset
q. Conner, stetia.
Sam DAnton. Ion
Anthony Douglas, Ion
0enl. Douglas. Via Mede
jeff Davis. Backland
Lansston Davis. DAckland.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-27
THIRD WARD.

Joe Atkins. Delta.
Tom Anderson, Oneonta.
Geo. Atkins, Ashland.
Willie Austin, Pamela.
Louis, AdIson, Villa Clara
John ADDISON, Villa Clara.
Tom Anthony, Maryland.
Louis Armstead, Locust Land.
Allen Angee, Compress.
Sonny Allen, st. Joseph.
Vert Anderson, st. Joseph.
John Baker, Avondale.
Willie Brown, Avondale.
james Brown, Delta.
Jim Beman, Delta.
James Buford, Delta.
E. T. Berry, Delta.
Tom Buford, Oneonta.
Bob Brown, Oneonta.
Marshall Brown, Oneonta.
Bob Brown, Jr., Oneonta.
Shed Buford, Jr.. Oneonta.
Chas. Bright, Oneonta.
A. M. Blanche, Jr., Blanche Mill.
John Banks, Saranac.
Geo. Banks, Saranac.
Jack Bates, Locust Wood.
Judge Bush, Bray Lake.
Joe Booker, Sunnyside.
John Brocus, Ridgeland.
Ed Barney, Ridgeland.
Fred Brown, Ridgeland.
Dick Bartlett, Ridgeland.
Nelson Bell, Botany Bay.
Lenox Banks, Osceola No. z.
Emanuel Bolden, Pamela.
Judge Bush, Pamela.
Tom Bush, Pamela.
Ike Blair, Duckpond.
Walter eBrry, Villa Clara.
Mitchell .Burrus, Villa Clara.
Felix Burrus. Villa Clara.
James Bennett, Capewell.
Will Bush, Case Lumber Co.
viii Bowman, Case Lumber Go.
Zeke Brown, Case Lumber Co.
VIM. Brown, Case Lumber Co.
Joe Brown, Crimea
Elijah Bass, Mt. Ararat
Vince Baragona, st. Joe
Rodger Brocus. Aubrey
rank Baragona, st. Joe
A G.. Bondurant, st. Joe
Simon Brown. st. Joe
John Battice, st. Joe
Gabe Blanton, st. Joe
Granville Banks, st. Joe
Clarence Boon, St Joe
Sam Boon. st. Joe
Joe Boon. st. Joe
Robt. Brown, st. Joe
Ben Beal, St. Joe
Rance Brown, st. Joe
Will Blair, st. Joe
Emanuel Boyd, st. Joe
Jim Burks, st. Joe =.
Jim Burks, st. Joe .
Jerry Blanton, St Joe
Joe Bell, st. Joe
Hy Blair. St. Joe
Ed Carter, Delta
Jim Calvin, Delta =
Robt Cole, Lakewood.
Nose Cain. Ashland
Abe Clark, Saranac m
Tom Calvin. Saranac
Wexler Clark, SaranAc
Jack Cameron, Sunnyside
Edgar Cameron. Sunnyside
John Chambers. Ridgeland
West Clark, Botany Bay
Andrew CLARK, Botany Bay
Sidney Crockett, Duck Pond
Rodger Crockett, Duck Pond
Isham Campbell, Maryland
Sam Carter, c. L. Co
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-27

John Williams, Winter Quarters.
Ike Wesley, Cypress Grove.
Douglas Williams, Cypress Grove.
Tom Williams. Cypress Grove.
John West, Limerick.
Dave Wright, Bertha Villa.
Gus Wright, Bertha Villa.
Claudio Washington, Bertha Villa.
Emanuel Wine, Bertha Villa.
Ed Warren, Bertha Villa.
Van Wilson, Lake Place.
Josh Wilson, Lake Place.
Joseph Wilson, Lake Place.
Sy Warner, FrOgmOOr.
Duke Watson, Gum Ridge.
Geo. Young, Lucknow
Sam Young, Evergreen.
Nose Young, Lake Place.
Rome Young, Lake Place.
Jesse York, Buck Ridge.
Sherman Young, FrogmoOr.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-27

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VIM. Strane, Maryland.
John Strane, Maryland.
Mans Strane, Maryland.
Dora Stewart, Maryland.
Albert Scott, Maryland.
Sid Sadler, c. L. Co.
Tom Smith, c. L. Co.
VIM. Scott, Locustland.
Albert Scales, Locustland.
Nose Scott, st. Peter.
Tom Scott, Thistleridge.
Tom Snowden. Crimea.
Sam Shields, Crimea.
Chas. Stevens Mt. Ararat.
w. ]. Steen. st. Joe.
w. e. Scott, st. Joe.
Joe Secrease. st. Joe.
Humphry Scott, St Joe.
Gus Staten. st. Joe.
VIII Stewart, st. Joe.
Geo. A. Steen. st. Joe.
Raulty Shields. st. Joe.
lobe Sutton, st. Joe.
Louis Smith, ST., st. Joe.
Arthur Shaifer, st. Joe
| Louis Smith, Jr., st. Joe.
Tommie Sights. st. Joe.
Ulis Smith, st. Joe.
Jos. Smith, st. Joe.
Jake Sylvester. st. Joe.
While Terry, Avondale.
Joe Taylor. Delta.
Jim Toran, Oneonta.
Geo. Tinith, Jr, Oneonta.
Fred Thorn. Lakewood.
IKE Turner, SaranAc.
Ad Turner, Sar1nAc.
Richard Thomas, emnyside.
Dunk Thomas, Jr.; 6unnyside.
Benny Thomas, Botany Bav.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-27

Fred Carter. c. L. Co.
Albert Cricket, c. L. Co.
Norah Crockett. C. L. Co.
Isaac CLANCY. Gil. Co.
Granville Credic. Mt. Ararat.
James Curry, Jr, st. Joe.
Leonard Calvin. st. Joe.
Hy Calhoun, st. Joe.
Garfield Crossgrove. st. Joe. !
Leroy Coleman. st. Joe 3
Ed Clark, st. Joe.
Gould Carroll. st. Joe. =
Arthur Clayton, st. Joe. :
Joe Duncan, Delta.
viii Drummond, Gladstone.
Tony Daniels. Saranac.
geo. Daniels. Saranac.
AiIred Davis. Yelverton.
Tnas. Dee. Locust Wood.
Joe Davis, Inge.
nichard Dugano. Minnehaha
Horace Davis, Duckpond.
Geo. Desha, Villa Clara.
Jim Douglas, Cross Keys.
'Sy Dorsey, c. L. Co.
Prince billiard, c. l.. Co.
Ben Dryer, Locustiand.
Carey Davis, Osceola.
Bear Davis. st. Joe.
James Davis, st. Joe.
Lace Dixon, st. Joe.
+. Tom Ellis, Avondale.
Duncan Eli, Oil Mill.
Geo. Eppinger, ST. Joe.
Isaiah Ford, Saranac.
Jim Ford. Ridgeland.
John Fields, Pamela.
Glenn Foster, st. Peter.
Ben Foster, Compress.
wash Franklin. st. Joe.
Herbert Friendship, st. Joe.
Jim Friendship. st. Joe.
Theodore Friendship, st. Joe.
Anderson Guy, Oneonta.
Nose Guy. Oneonta.
Tom Gray, Locustwood.>
Elliott Gray, Locustwood.
Joe Gray, Locustwood.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-27

VIM. Davis. Bo6n1r
Genl Dorsey. -
Phil Davis. soupss1
James Davis,
willie Douglas, ~
Wyatt Davia SEX
Penk Flowers. VI
Geo Digs. SomerS
Arnot Edwards, g.
Robt. Ford. Bal kl
Peter F0rbs, VIZ
Hy Freshman. ~
Ben Franklin, Sem
Morgan Gaines. Via
Jerry Gross. BackIa71
Marshall Gill. Wildv
Fastus Green. WiI
Zeke Hall, Dalia
| Chris Harris. Baek]S1
Joe Harry. Backland 3
Horace Henderson. ~
Orzilla Harvey. Wild13
Floyd Harvey. WiNv
Nelse Henderson,
John Isaacs. Via Ned 4
ALI Israel. Backland
Harrison Johnson, Dull
VIM. Johnson, Backlno
Phil Johnson, Wildvoo
Phil Jones, Somersof
Val Jackson, Someru Z
Peter Johnson, Sons
Lem johnson, RicAlo>
Adolph Kinstra, Via =
ALI Knowls, Wildwoo6
Harvey Locket, Via ~
James Lawson, SouuoR1
Will Mitchell, BacklnI1
John Middleton. VIM
Lige Marshall. Wn11{
Andrew Majors. Wn6v
Josh Middleton, Rancn
Jim Middleton. Ranch
Isaac Nick, Ion ~
D. H. O'Kelley, Somer6
Andrew Price, Backlai
Lee Porter, Somersst 4
VIM. Riggs, Via Mo1o
Arthur Riggs. Via ~
Silas Robinson, WildWo
Sol Ross, Somerset
Chas. Ridley. Somerse( 1
Chas. Redding, Somersot
Love Sims, Hopoka Z
Will Smith, Hopoka
Ed. Shafer, Wildwood
Richard Scott, Wildv6t
j. c. Speed. Somerset .
LENT Stafford, SomersC
Alonzo' Sutton. Somerun9
Harrison Smith, Son1etj
David Turner, Ion
Chas. Thomas, Via lfe1
John Thomas. Via Medo
Willie Thomas. Via Me(
Sam Turner, wildwood
".~~1-.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-08-13
AUTO Jacks IN OAK
LAND LAST NIGHT
Two Young Men Alleged To Have
Driven Car Into Country.

Last night about 10 O'Clock Elwood
Offutt left his automobile in front of
The Republican Office and in a few
minutes two young men, R. Reed and
H. Goston, of Clarksburg, w. Va, are
alleged to have gotten into the machine
and started off with it. They stopped
at Mr.. Truman Casteel's on the State
road, to enquire the way to Terra Alta,
when something went wrong with the
gasoline tank and in a short time the
gasoline supply was exhausted. They
then abandoned the automobile and re-
turned to Oakland and went to Hotel
Frantz and registered, and were about
to go to their room when arrested. They
were taken before SQUIRE Fries and
placed in Jail to answer at 2 o'clock
to day.
The men were caught earlier in the
evening in DR.. McComas' car and COM
PEELED to get out.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-08-13

THE DEATH RECOKD
VIM. J. WARWICK.

VIM. j. Warwick, aged 81 years, died
on August 4th. from typhoid fever in
the Huffman Hospital, Keyser, w. Va,
after an illness of only three weeks.
The body was taken to his home in
Garrett county, about s miles from
Homecoming. He is survived by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Warwick,
and by the following sisters, Mrs. Fred.
Pritts, Mrs. Walter Raley, Mrs. Ben
jamin Wilt, Mrs. Lawrence D. Broad
water. Mrs. Ira Rounds, and Miss
Stella Warwick, and by the following
brothers, Lester, Clarence. Stanley and
Richard Warwick, all of Garrett county
The funeral was held August 9th, at
1890 O'Clock, from his late home.
services by Rev. John Green of Gar
rett county. Interment was in the
Broadwater cemetery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-08-13
Senator SpeiCher and Hon. B. II
Warner Enjoy an Auto. Ride.

Monday Senator Harvey Speicher and
Hon. B. H. Warner Of Montgomery
county candidate for nomination of
Congress at the Republican primaries.
Banker Seabury Davies of Baltimore,
and Senator RavenscrOft, in Senator
Speicher's touring car, motored down
the State road quite a distance and
took in the senic view to be enjoyed by
travellers over the State road, and saw
indications of Garrett county's pros
peritY in the fine large new barns and
new houses. and the crops which have
been bountiful in that section of the
county. Mr. Warner and Mr.. Davies
were favorably impressed with the
future of Garrett county and will carry
home with them many pleasant thoughts
of the delightful ride they made with
Senator Speicher. Our Garrett county
people are not ashamed to show the
visitors this mountain region, the para
disc we live in. We may be the most
western county in the state, and we
may be back in the mountains, but in
everything else we are right up in the
front rank.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-08-13
Meeting of The Boare of School
Commissioners.

The Board of School Commissioners
of Garrett County, Md, was in session
in Oakland last Tueseay, all the mem
bers were present.
The Board unanimously recommended
Chas. B. Calls to the State Board of
Education for life certificate.
George Miller was appointed as third
trustee of the Bloomington school.
The Secretary was directed to write
to the State Board of Education regard
ing the extension of the Friendsville
High School from three years to four
years.
The following teachers were appoint
ed for the schools as named: Deer
Park. Anna Gender; Winding Ridge,
William Kolb; GrantsviIle, Albert
Enlow; Frlendsville Grammar, c.
Marie Ryland; Oakland High School,
Audre Mae Jones; and as Domestic
Science teacher thereof Florence Long.
Having made the highest general
averages in the competitive examina-
tons conducted July %, 1914, by the
County Superintendent, tor the award
ing of scholarships in the institutions
as named: Washington College, Irwin
Earle Lowdermilk; st. Johns College,
Charles Speicher; Western Maryland
College, Mary Porter.
The secretary was authorized to adv
for bids for the erection of new school
building for the Yoder School, the
former one having been wholly de-
molished by wind storm; the size there
of to be 20 ft.x36 fit. and to be located
upon about the same site as the former
building had occupied the bids to be
sealed and received until one O'Clock p.
M, of August Is, 1914: advertisement
is in another column.
The Board adjourned to reconYene
August Is. 1914.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-08-13

YOUNG-FOx-On Monday, the tenth
of August, at ten O'Clock a. M, in the
Lutheran church at Keyser, W. Va,
the Rev. Leslie K Young and Miss
Effie Fox, both of Friendsville, were
united in marriage by the Rev. H. S.
Bat gilman, pastor of the Lutheran
church at Keyser, and classmate of the
bridegroom. The couple arrived in
Keyser on the b. & o. train at 7.35 a.
m, secured license and were quietly
married with only DR.. C. S. Hoffman
and the Rev. W. E. Hensel, of Arcadia,
Md, also classmate of the groom
present. They remained in Keyser I'M
til 1l.35 leaving for Wayensboro and
points in the Cumberland Valley. The
Rev. Mr.. Young is pastor of the Luther
an churches of the Accident charge and
is located at Friendsville, where he be-
came acquainted with the bride. He is
a graduate of Pennsylvania College and
the Lutheran Theological Seminary at
Gettysburg, Pa. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Fox of
Friendsyille and is very popular with
all the people of that place, especially
is she liked by the young people of
Friendsville. Their wedding is quite a
surprise to the many friends of both.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-08-13
Ends His Life by Cutting Throat.

Daniel Moran, rs years old, commit
ed suicide early Monday morning by
cutting his throat with a razor, in the
rear of his home at Bloomington. De-
spondency is said to have caused the
deed. Mr. Moran arose about 4 O'Clock
in the morning apparently in good
health and went out and brought the
cows from pasture to be MIXED. Then
he said he was going down to feed the
pigs. AS he did not return for an
unusually long time, members of the
family went in search of him, and found
his body under grape arbor near the
pig pen. His throat was cut with a
razor which he still held in his right
hand. He is survived by his wife, three
daughters and one son at home and one
daughter, Mrs McComb, who lives at
Luke, Nd.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-08-13
DO NOT FORGET THIS.
The Great Temperance Rally at
Mountain Lake Park,

Saturday is the big excursion day of
the Season at Mountain Lake Park, 1t
is Temperance Day, of the Bible Con-
ference. 1t will be the greatest day
ever enjoyed at Mountain Lake Park.
The speakers are men of National rep
utation; men of large experience in the
Temperance work, men who draw
large crowds, who are delighted and
convinced by their arguments. They
are Prof. Scanlon and DR.. Biederwolf,
whose subject is BOOZE. " The
music will be splendid.
The B. & o. will sell excursion tickets
and run excursion trains on this day.
See your railroad agent.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-08-13
A Good Road Completed.

The new county road down Savage
river, connecting Bloomington with the
Savage River road to Grab Tree, giving
the agricultural and business section
tributary to Savage River an outlet in
this direction has at last been completed
and was opened up for travel the first
of this week. Mr.. Fred. Broadwater
farmer of the Dry Fork settlement I'M
der whose direction most of the loca-
ton and building of the road was done,
drove his two horse wagan with a big
load of produce to market on last
Monday and reports a most successful
trip. The distance is nearly if not
quite ten miles and was made in two
hours. This beats the old route by rail
about ten hours. Heretofore in order
that farmer from that section might
reach the markets, he was compelled to
depend on the Accommodation train on
the B. & o. K. R., which consumed the
entire day and put him home in the
dark. Over the new highway he can
eat his breakfast at home, market his
produce in Piedmont, Westernport and
Luke and be back home for dinner.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-08-13
A GRAND DAY PROMISED
At THE PARK SATURDAY
Special Trains Will Be Run and Gar
rett COuntians Will Be Present.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad is CO.
operating with the managers of the Mt.
Lake Bible Conference in preparing for
a great attendance next Saturday which
is to be Temperance Day at the Mt.
Lake Bible Conference.
AS an illustration, the round trip
rates from Cumberlond are S1.OO, and
from Fairmont $1.45. All intermediate
points have a corresponding reduction
from the regular rates.
The program will be of the highest
character. Prof. Charles Scanlon,
General Secretary of the Board of
Temperance of the Presbyterian church,
and DR.. W. E. BIederwolf, Superin-
tendent of the Commission on Evange-
lism of the Federal Council of the
Churches Of Christ of America, which
represents thirty denominations and
seventeen million church members. will
be the speakers.
These men are among the foremost
Temperance orators in America. Prof.
Scanlon represented the United States
Government in the temperance con-
ference at London in 1909. at the Hague
in 1911, and at Milan, Italy, in 1913. He
was the speaker at Orchestra Hall,
Chicago last May, when the Presby-
terian Genaral Assembly was in session
IN that city. He is not only an effective
and rouslng speaker, but he directs a
large force of Temperance workers who
cover large part of the United States
IN promoting the cause of Temperance.
Dr. Biederwolf will give his lecture
on Booze" He has delivered this
lecture many times before immense
audiences with thrilling effect. The
lecture abounds in scathing invectiye as
well as solid argument. Every friend
OF the Temperance cause ought to put
forth their utmost endeavor to bring
out large audience and make the in
ftuence of the meeting tell nightly on
the agitation for State Wide Prohibi-
tion in Maryland.
The singing on Temperance Day will
be in charge of Prof. E. o. Excel of
Chicago, assisted by Prof. Alvin Roper,
pianist. Prof. Excel has led the
music in the largest National and Inter
national Convention from SanFransisco
to New York and in all the big cities of
the United States. Prof. Roper is not
simply fine performer on the piano,
but is creative genius He probably
has no equal in America in improvis-
ing and in the production of unique eff
fects in variations of proper gospel and
temperance songs.
Sunday will be the closing day of the
Bible Conference DR.. F. B. Meyer of
London, England, will preach at HOO
and 500 o'clock. DR.. w. f. Bieder-
wolf will speak at 300 and the Rev.
Percival Campbell Morgan at $50 D. m.
Prof. Excel will conduct a song service
at 1000 a. m. and at 7:30 p. m. The
Sunday School will be held in the morn
ing at 500. There is no charge for ad-
mission to the Tabernacle for any of the
Sunday services, but free will offer
ing will be taken.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-08-13
KILLED ON THE RAIL
NEAR DEER PARK
Robert Male, Aged Forty Years, Met
With Instant Death Yesterday.

Robert Male, aged forty years, a
lifelong resident of near Deer Park,
was instantly killed yesterday after
noon by B. & o. passenger train No. 1G
at point near Deer Park.
He had been in Oakland earlier in the
day and went to Deer Park on freight
train. leaving it west of the latter point
and was walking on the track toward
the town when he was run down by the
express.
His remains were taken to the Deer
Park station and held awaiting the
action of the county officials.
He was unmarried.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-08-13
FINE DWELLING HOUSE
BURNED TO THE GROUND
L. S. StraWser's House Consumed by
Fire Saturday Noon.

Last Saturday about noon l.. S.
Strawser's house, near Underwood,
was burned to the ground. Mrs. Straus-
er had just finished getting dinner,
when she discovered the fire, but be-
fore she could give the alarm the fire
had made such Roadway that nothing
could be removed from the house, hence
everything was consumed, clothing,
furniture, provisions, etc. The family
escaped. Loss about $1,000. The neigh
bors opened their homes to the family
and in a few hours they were under
shelter again.