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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-03-12
Merging Of Telephone Lines.

At a meeting of the directors and
officers of the Garrett County Telephone
Co. on Saturday night, new enterprise
greatly to the advantage of Garrett
County was decided upon, namely, the
merging and cOnsolida ton of the Garrett
line with a new COMPANY which shall in
the future be known as the Avilton
Mutual Telephone Co. This new com
pany has also bought part of the trunk
line of the other Mutual Telephone
Company of which j. S. Miller of
Grantsville has the central office.
This purchase will enable the Avilton
Mutual to give their patrons con-
nection with the Bell line of Frost
burg and surrounding towns, an adj
vantage and convenience which will be
greatly appreciated in this county
as the most satisfactory service is
promised the patrons of the new
line within the next four weeks
VIM. Smith of Hoyes, president of the
Garrett County Telephone Co. will
remain president of the new company,
with David Pope as secretary and Arch
ibald Broadwater as treasurer. There
are over a hundred stock holders
througout the country, D. w. Dorsey OF
this place being among the number.
Hiram Coleman, president of Mutual
Company. and Mr.. Brown, local man.
ager of Bell Company at Frostburg,
were present at the meeting at which
the consolidation was effected. -Grants,
vile, Corr. Meyersdale Republican
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-03-12
BLOOMINGTON.
.ssscsss...e.see ..seSsocteo

Mr.. Renox Buckhannon of this place,
private in 9Th Reg, U. S. Infantry,
stationed at Plattsburg Barricks, N. Y.
who has been home on a two months
furlough on account of the serious
illness of his mother, returned to his
post of duty the latter part of last
week. His mother who was patient
the w. NJ hospital during the critical
part of her illness, returned home few
weeks ago and is very much improved
in health.
Miss Bertha Tibbets, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Tibbits, of Hampshire, is
visiting her sister in Washington, d. C.
The Masteller Coal Co. has purchased
the steel rails of the dismantled coal
mine at the west end of Piedmont and
is having the material loaded on cars to
be shipped to its mines at Hampshire.
Mr.. Wilson Kendell of Lochiel, who
had the misfortune to break an arm
about five or six weeks ago, is getting
the injured member in shape to resume
his work at the mines.
Mr. Daniel Smouse, our young grocer
was the only candidate at the Civil
Service examination held at this place
some weeks ago, for the position of
postmaster at the Bloomington Office,
and is expecting his commission at any
time.
Mrs. Ollie Raley, who has been spend
ing the last few months in Richmond
Va, arrived home Monday evening.
On her way home she visited friends in
Wilmington. Del. and spent a few
days in Cumberland.
Mr. Harry Kight of Barnum, was
registered at the Reynolds hotel at
Keyser on Sunday,
Mr.. James Wilson of Franklin, who
has had the misfortune to be confined
to the house for the past four or five
months on account of an injury to his
left leg, is very much improved.
Prof and Mrs. F. E Rathbun, of
Oakland spent Sunday in town, the
guests of Mrs. Rathbun'S parents. DR..
and Mrs. H. NJ Kemp
Born unto Mr. and Mrs Clarence
Miller, of Bloomington, on last Sunday
morning, girl.
A petition has been in circulation in
this community IN the last few DAYS
soliciting subscription for the fund of
$50 to send an Oakland attorney to
Annapolis to appear before the legls-
lature in favor of bill that is about to
be introduced in that body approprlat-
ing $40, 900 as Maryland's share of the
expense of an interstate bridge con-
Meeting the towns of Beryl, W. Va,
and Luke, Nd. We understand the
bridge will cross the Potomac river a
short distance above the Luke dam and
will cross the tracks of the w. NJ r. r.
above grade. The entire cost of the
structure is estimated in the neighbor-
hood of 500, 900 This end of Garrett
county is as much interested if not more
in this proposition as Allegany, and 1t is
safe to say that six months out of the
year on account of the condition of the
county road around the hill side between
this place and Luke, due to slips. land.
slides and excavations for water mains,
communication with our neighboring
towns to the east is entirely cut off
With this bridge completed we will
have direct communication with the tri
towns at all seasons of the year
Mr.. Troxell Tichnell, son of Mr.
Roman Tichnell, one of the substantial
farmers of Dist. No. 4, is i'll with pneu
monia, at the home of his parents.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-03-12
F R D A Y,
The 9th Day of March, 1914

at 1920 O'Clock 4. NJ, in front of the First
National Bank Building, in the town OF oak
land, Maryland, | viii offer for sale at public
cutlery all that piece or parcel of valuable
real real estate known as the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-03-12
Appreciation.

From Washington patron of The
Republican Job department the follow
ing letter was received this morning:
Stationery ordered arrived yester-
day. Am very much pleased with it.
You shall have my future business.
Pressure of moment prevents lengthy
expression of friendly sentiments, but
thought is much IN Oakland, and some
time, | hope, conditions may permit
my calling it home ~
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-03-12
Working Force Cut Down.

Messrs. Dimeling & Bloom. who own
and operate the big saw mill at Bond,
this county, has cut the working force
at the mill about one-half. the night
shift being discontinued. 1t is said that
it will require upward of three years to
complete cutting all the timber owned
by the firm.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-03-12
TRUSTEES SALE,
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate

BY decree II the Circuit Court OF Garrett
County, passed in a cause in the Circuit Court
OF Garrett County in which Geo. c. H.ocher
is plaintiff ana Elizabeth Carey and others
are defendants, the undersigned was ap-
pointed Trustee to sell the real estate in said
notice that on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-03-12

l offer for sale one hundred acres of
imberland located miles north of Bit
finger. Apply to DAVID FRESH, Bit
finger. Advertisement.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-03-12
To Build In Trade

reach the family advertise in the
Republican. Reasonable rates, solid re
suits.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-03-12
WILL HOLD P. 0. EXAMINATIONS
Fourth Glass Offices In This County
To BE Filled.

Competitive examinations under the
Civil Service Commission will be held
IN this city at the Grammar School
building, March IA, for the position of
postmaster of all fourth class postoffices
for which the annual compensation is
500 or more.
According to the announcement of
the Commission the following offices
will be filled by this examination IN
Garrett county: Bittinger, Bond,
Crellin, Deer Park, Dodson, Friends
vile, GrantsvIlle, Jennings, Kitzmiller,
Selbvsport and Hoyes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-03-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick j. Garrett re-
turned Sunday from a brief visit to
Cleveland, Ohio, to which city they
accompanied Miss Nell Browning, Mrs.
CARROTS sister, who returned to that
city from prolonged visit to Garrett
county relatives last Wednesday.
A meeting of the Supervisors of
Election was held in Oakland Saturday
when Mr. D. e. Bolden, appointed to
sIcceedl Mr.. Savage, was elected presi-
dent of the board. This meeting was
incumbent upon the board for the pur-
pose OF transacting some business that
was pressing.
Mr.. Benz. f. Hoye, of near McHenry.
who was very seriously injured some
weeks ago by being kicked by horse
which he was caring for, is now slowly
improving. Mr.. Hoye's injuries con-
sisted of several broken ribs, a severe
wound on his head and other minor hurts
For time it was feared he was fatally
hurt.
H. c. Bong, mayor of Grantsville.
was in town Saturday and Sunday.
MIR. Bong is a promoter of the odd
Trails Association" plan of making the
National Pike trans continental high
way, and he believes that Maryland
will very nearly complete this year the
unfinished links this side of Grants
vile. -Frostburg Correspondent Cum
berland Times.
Last night at the Mineral County
Horticultural Society meeting held at
Keyser, w. Va, Mr. Joseph E. Harmed
of Oakland, delivered a steropticon
lecture on the wild Flowers of the
Alleganies and How to Know Them. s"
Mr.. Harmed lecture is spoken of by
those present as being highly entertain
ing and interesting from a botanical
point Of view. The shdes used were
made right here in Oakland and COM
pared very favorably with the product
Of firms engaged exclusively in the
manufacture of this class of work.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28
Su6n s., GycrsniOm ii6cr 9lr6citS-
lOiigfcit.

Sr. So6n $. 6er9uion Der Rrdii-
cent Der n@altimore Seoeration oi
9o6or," bat in 9}em.2orf bel Ser ia,
tionolen Gonieren5 ii6er 9lr6eitslolg-
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bcitspcrrlittcIm9s Z Bureau ndt ge-
nii0cuOc 9lnitrengilnget pa mlr me
8lreidenoc SiilisnittcI sur %criii-
anug ii0noen.
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glm 2t. Nldr5 v9lnrt6a gSaibing-
tom naH gienpel lmo Irieit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28
9l6faGrtstagc ser 9Saiiagicr-Ganpfcr
uOn 9Iclu-Yurf.

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oiiieber lit Ser aranf6cit ptm Spicr
aeiaag mo ioll it5pcr erfrontt iein.
9iau glal6t oaB er iid in einem
9eaa9on am Ser 9lciie no6 Gems
6oro o. D. ongenedt 1o6e. Ger aon-
sc @eiib lit unter GuarOutdnc gciteat
por0eu un0 ale Gimuo6ncr bort ge-
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in oeu @eidldit Der 6rou @eruig
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fdldcn morcn. Sni Gaicoter @e.
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@erloi.iene 9rnut fronf.
SRI. 9(pnic @lDrt6c acllp, Gobter
BON Serru unO Sruu S1omaS &el-
Ii BON Gaitport bel annapolis iii
ibmer inn 0one i6rer Gltcrl er-
frantt. Ser @rdutigom oes 6rdu.
leil acnu mar am Cage uor Der
So65eit periblplnOen; Sic Ginla.
Onlgeu woreu ouS8cicbidt 0epeien
mo Die @dite 6ottca iih 5in S6cil
idon eingcfm0cn 8c6ubt ielblt Der
Efarrer ipor ihon 5lr STEELE gSr
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&err Soicp6 l9iaianS, fam- 10 ian.
Qe man and lUartctc nNt. Srdll
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Morinc gcOient 6o6cn 9loHfor.
id)imQen bel ser Nlarine.9lfoOemic
erda6cn 0aB fcin @loun OieieS 9to-
ments BORT Oieue, o6er Oie SeeIellte
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ninmt oiL OoB @iaions iiG om
0ienitoQ no1 Baltimore gelponOt
bat. 9liemonO fonn ii1 Sen @rlnO
ieincs @ericbwinoens erfIdreu.
glurern Soupcriu 9(nno.
polls.
SSl ser cpdngelIiH lIt6eriiben
Nl1ftinifirc0c 3u 9(nnopolis, pelde
Ser Oorti9eh Oeuti1en @emeinoe &C.
bort beronitalteten sic 0omeu ein9hl.
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6ungSniitglicoern iouO, Oie allie Sic
aoHhntit ser Oeiltiden Sancn lob
ten. Gie Stride itc6t MIR cine fn8e
Strede bon Dem Staats aapitol eutf
fcrit 'iin0 lit ser SontHclpnnft oes
Gcuti6t6ms Ser Stoots-&auptltaOt
9ei0er lit sic @enlenOc ni6t itart
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den 0ort anBuitcac1 obihon lie cine
prabtiQe @iorrpobnuiq neben Der
airde Bat Inter oen 0mueL uel-
de Iid nm Oos @elingen 0es ghl-
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aemadt 6oben, poren oie 6roiien
g6arIeS aodl, @i 90 Smith 6.
@dttchAeiot, 9odmant s. g.
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Sei1ioid. 9}ieiier s. Goumcocr
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g}ciunan, oouiie 9iouid, Sop6ie
Seller Cora Seller 6lla Senl6e
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emma Sdule, Siloo Gonmeper H.
u. aol6luOc icrner 6alien oie $50.
So6u 9}oltc. 9io6ert Seller lnO SSm
@eopcr NIT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28
SImS Scm Snncrcm NlorylunO'S nno
Ocm augrcn5enOcn Staatcn.

9latternin @omoro 6 D.
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9ciibt6un oes Scru G6orles Carol
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Su6ert Sdiffcr Der oortigc C6er-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28
J sscrciniatc sanaer Dom saItimurc,
9e9riin0et 1885.

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nerdor-Gu65als~ 9tr. S52, 9loro-
NoluarO-StraBc.
@eora Seiicrt @rdiiOent 9|r. 2i5;
@eii- SoratoaaiiraBc.
Sobn q alein 0irigent 9lr POI,
observation-disclosures.
@eor1 Ninnnelbe6er, prot ipro
correp Sefretdr 9ir, 3t5 9loro-
Goen- StraBc.
Sernam @lidlid Sdobueilicr,
gir 7t3, gSorucr-StraBe.
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9lr PHI, @eil-4ratt- StroBc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28

i6einlic5 miro sic q(ulei6c ouf $6.s
2OO0OO 6egrenjt BON mclcber Ole
StoOt 81 100000 iiir oic Sigbtitr..
9riictc ino SER ghls6ml bon SraBet
no6 oeu Staots 9onoitroBeu erboI-
ten.
aompf 0caeu Supplec.
g9ie 6ente pcrlautetc. moacu me6.
rerc itGotiihc Seioioren ge8en Die
9citdtigung Oes 9'oli5ciribiers s.
Sronf Supplce proteitirclL mas
gleib6coeuteuo nit elmer &euuerillg
lit. Ger @ouocrneur ianote Oen 9los
men Oes Srn. Slpplce ais cincn Der
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ninnt an OoB er poH Der Cppoiiiioil
0cgen ocn Grnanntcn &cnntniB bate.
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OeS ais Stoats Gonlpifeiilc. Snipcf
Tor crnanuien ISM " Srpon irii6cr
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Gin 9Sroteit on6dugig gemodt NOR
Oen 0oaeocn lit oie Oppoiition ge.
gen Sen @oli5ei Gonniiidr 9llfrco 2.
9iiles 5uriidacjogeu luoroen.
9cinc 9feu 9fe0iitrirung
in 0cn Counties.
Tic 9i0 Oesl Scnators SonuonO,
noH mclbcr cine glcu.9egiitrirung
in Sen Counties bis 1918 Oeridoben
iuerocn ioll. lit pom Gomite iiir @o5-
len giritig eiu6eridiet poroen
Scnotor Gurron elm til d /.
tiQcr Ntopit.
Senator @illianl @lrran Don Dit.
Baltimore. 0os iiinaitc @iitglie0 oeS
Stoats Seuats, Got iib 6is6er ais
elmer Der beiten Senoloreu eruieien
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6olgc ieiuer aiteu iuriitii6eu aeunt.
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9en iiir &eutiIotion y. / ip- getrof'
len.
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polls.
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gomeru er6ielt pom Stootsiefretdr
g9m. g. 9rpol III @ai6iuoton elm
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ii6er sic sSnitiatipe ino Oas 9ieieren'
oum ipreAen 81 tonuen Gr 6oiit
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su fonnen. SIN Gonlite iiir GonitihI.
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noa iit ser 6ale 0eS llnter6ouieS
alei6 nab ser &ertammg Oes Soii
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@ioi 6oiit OoB @err 9rDon Ooun
iprcdeu miro, 6olgenoe 9ieOner ba.
ben e6enfoas Ginlaolmgen er6alten.
Senotor Gwen non Gflo6omo m0
GongreB-9l6georOueier Groner bon
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-12
RUMOR. HAS PERKINS
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Thought in Washington He Will Be
 Asked to Tell of q. H. & D. Deal.

Washington, June 11.-George w. Perkins, former master of high fi- nance, will, it is thought, be star wit ness before the Interstate Commerce Commission here soon. That he will be summoned for the probable ordeal is curren rumor in Washington.
 Officials of the commission refuse to substantiate the rumor with any au- thentic statement, contending that the commissioners have not conferred and outlined any definite course which will be pursued in the proposed inves- tigation of .tbe white elephant" fi- nance connecting the Pere Marquette railroad with the purchas eof the Gin cinnati, Hamilton & Dayton railroad by the Baltimore & Ohio. However, it is predicted by those in close touch with the situatoin, that Perkins will figure prominently in the inquiry winch is made.
 Commission officials expect ot show that Perkins acted in accord with the wishes and dictates of J. P. Morgan in the negotiations preliminary to the purchase of the c. H. & D. by the B. & o. Testimony given recently before the commissioners show that $5O,000,- 900 was paid by the B. & 0. in this sale.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-12
STOPPING MISUSE
 BANKRUPTCY LAW
Senders of False Financial State ments to Be Prosecuted for
 Misuse of Mails.

New York. June 11-United States Attorney Marshall today established a rule of credit, which is to put a stop to dishonest bankruptcy fail- ures. This will be brought about by prosecuting under the mail fraud staute any one who sends out frau dulent financial statements.
 It is hoped by this cutting off of fake statements. upon which unmerit- de credit is obtained, there will be no incentive to use the bankruptcy statute as an aid to fraud.
 Bankers Defer Action.
 Chattanooga, Tenn, June 11.-Rep- resentatives of the banks in the sixth federal reserve district who gather ed here today to nominate directors for the cen rar bank at Atlanta de- cided 10 postpone this action until a meeting which will be called in Montgomery within the next ten days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-12
Harvest Starting.

Hutchinson, Kan, June 10.-Har- vesting has started in this belt, and with the largest wheat acreage in the history of this section, and the best prospects for big wheat production, farmers are confronted with the prob- lem of taking care of its harvesting. It will require an army of harvest hands to take care of it. and with it's concurrent problem of how to avoid depressing the market, the producers are worried. An organized effort has been made to persuade farmers to install grain tanks on their farms;
 for thousands of such tanks, scattered through the wheat belt, holding it for a higher price later and helping to avert depression of market prices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-12
TO MY CUSTOMERS.

I wish to announce that on June 30th I will discontinue the retail dairy business except the certified milk and cream. I expect to continue the ice cream business. supplying to the family trade the best and purest ice cream and sherberts possible. I wish to thank my customers for their kindness and patronage iH the past which I appreciate very much. I will have some nice young .Jer- sey COWS for sale.
 EBAUGHMAN, 6-11 If Proprietor Ideal Dairy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-12
Mark Site of First CaDital.

Lansing, Mich., June 9.-The annual meeting of the Michigan Pioneer and Historical society began here today and will continue tomorrow under the auspices of the Michigan historical commission. The unveiling of the tablet marking. the location of Michi- gan's first capitol building opened the meeting. The Lansing chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolu- tion placed the tablet in the old state building A reception followed the address, delivered by Governor Ferris.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-12
Lineman Falls to Death.

Little Rock, June Hilary Old father. died at a local hospital heve this afternoon at 12:35 o'clock, as a result of afall sustained Wednesday morning in front of the Marionhotel in this city. Oldfather, who was about 25 years Old, was lineman in the employ of the Merchants Light ing company, and was in the dis charge of his duty when he fell from a pole on which he was stringing a wire. He had climbed to height of about 40 feet, and when he fell his head struck the sidewalk. frac- turing the skull. Surviving him is his widow.