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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-12-28

supporting himself with a hant
I .gainst the wall: Now, / give yot
warning, George" he cried. con,
acre word of your sauce, and I'll cal
you down and fight you. How? Why
! low do I know? You had ought K
Jell me that-you and the rest, thai
lost me my schooner, with your jim.
! reference, burn you'll But not yon
You can't; you amt got the inven-
don of a cockroach. But civil you
can speak, and shall, George Merry
YOU may lay to thatS
That's fair enow, said the old
man Morgan.
Fair! / reckon So" said the sea
cook. You lost the ship; l found
The treasure Who's the better man
al that? And now ] resign, by thun-
der! Elect whom you please to be
your cap'n now; I'm done with ii"
"Siyeri" they cried Barbecue
foreverl Barbecue for cap'n!"
SO that's the toon, is it?" cried
the cook. George, reckon you'll
have to wait another turn, friend,
and lucky for you as / am not re-
.vengeful man. But that was never
nay way And now, shipmates. this
black spot2 faint much good now,
Is it? Dicks crossed his luck and
spoiled his Bible, and that's about
all"
"Hll do to kiss the book on still,
won't it?" growled Dick, who was
evidently uneasy at the curse he had
brought upon himself.
"A Bible with a bit cut outl" re-
turned Silver, derisiyely. Not &C..
IT don't bind no more'n a ballad
book"
Don't it, thought" cried Dick,
with a sort Of joy We'll, reckon
that's worth having, too"
Here, Jim-here's a curiosity for
you" said Silver, and he tossed me
the paper.
1t was round about the size of
crown-piece, One side was blank,
Tor it had been the last leaf; the
other contained a verse or two of
Bevelation-the words among the
rest, which struck sharply home up
on my mind: without are dogs and
The printed side had
been blaokened with wood-ash, which
already began to come off and soil
my fingers; on the blank side had
been written with the same material
the one word, "Deposed." have
that curiosity beside me at this mo-
ment; but NOT a trace of writing now
remains beyond a single scratch,
such as man might make with his
thumb-nail.
That was the end of the nights
- Soon after, with a drink
all around, we lay down to sleep,
and the outside OF Silver's vengeance
was to put George Merry up for sen
tinel, and threaten him with death
III he should prove unfaithful.
II was long ere / could close and
heaven knows ! had matter enough
for thought in the man whom / had
slain that afternoon, in my most
perilous position, and, above ALL in
the remarkable game that saw Sill
yer now engaged upon keeping the
together with one hand,
and grasping, with the other after
every means, possible and impossible
to make his peace and save his miser-
able life He himself slept peace
fully, and snOred aloud; yet my heart
was sore for him, wicked as he was,
10 think on the dark perils that en-
vironed, and the shameful gibbet
that awaited him.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-12-28
CHAPTER Xxx
On Parole

/ was awakened indeed, we were
all awakened, for ] could see ever
| the sentinel shake himself together
| from where he had fallen against the
| rpost-by a clear, hearty voice
hailing us from the margin of the
wood.
"Block-house ahoyi" it cried
Here's the doctor"
And the doctor it was. Although
/ was glad to hear the sound, yet
my gladness was not without admix-
ture. I remembered with confusion
my insubordinate and stealthy con-
duet; and when / saw where it had
brought me-amOng what compan-
ions and surrounded by what dangers
II felt ashamed to look him in the
face.
He must have risen in the dark
for the day had hardly come; and
when ! ran to a lOophole and looked
out. ] saw him standing, like Silver
once before up to the mid-leg in
creeping vapor.
you. doctor! Top O. the morning
20 you, sir" cried Silver, broad
awake and beaming with good nature
in a moment Bright and early, to
be sure; and it's the early bird, as
The saying goes, that gets the ra-
tions. George, shake up your tim
bers. son, and help Doctor Livesey
over the ships side. All a-doin' well,
your patients was-all well and mer-
ry."
So he battered on, standing on
the hili-top, with his crutch under
Ir o.. a. I.
side of the log Ouse-quite the old
John In voice manner and expression.
We've quite a surprise for you,
90, sir" he continued We've a
little stranger here-hei hei A moo
boarder and lodger, sir, and looking
and taut as a fiddle; slep like
2 suDercargO, he did, right alongside
Of Johnston to stem we was, all
night.
Doctor Livesey was by this time
across the stockade and pretty near
the cook, and I could hear the altera-
tion in his voice as he said:
mot Jim?"
The very same Jim as ever was,
says Silver.
The doctor stopped outright, al
though he did not speak, and it was
some seconds before ne seemed able
to move on.
We'll, we'll" he said at last, duty
FIRST and pleasure afterward, as you
might have said yourself, Silver. Let
us overhaul these patients of yours.
A moment afterward he had en-
tered the block-house and, with one
grim nod TO me, proceeded with his (
work among the sick. He seemed
10 me under no apprehension. though I
he must have known that his life,
among these treacherous demons. de-
pended on a hair, and he ratified on
20 his patients as If he we're paying
40 ordinary professional visit in a
juliet English family His manner,
suppose, reacted on the men, for
hey behaved to him as IL nothing
ad occurred ~ as if he were still
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-23
NECO, co Sc MEDIA
ZMERITI.

Sekvoje ma pobreZi Pacific
kaho oceanu po pokaceni uka>
zuji obycejne start til az ctyr
tisic let. Mnohe techto stro-
mi byly iiz poradnymi stro-
mecky dobe, kdy Tut-ench-
amen vladl Egypte. Ale no
ry, ma nichz tyto sekvojove
stromy dnes stoji, obsahuji
zkamenele zbytky starsich je-
Ste stromu, jichz start nelZe
merritt Ma tisfce, nybrz ma mi
liony let. A zrovna tax media
Sc zmefiti dobrodinf, jez bylo
"a poslednich 33 let prokaza-
no tisicum a tisicilm tech, kdoz
uzivaji Trinerovo Horke Vino.
Krajan Frank Skorapa, Roche
ster, N. Y, psal nam 20. kvet-
ma 1923 spravne: "Penize da-
il Sc spocitati, ale dobrodini
Trinerova Harkeo Vina media
Sc zmefiti.' Ma tento lex jest
|vzdy pine spolehnuti pri nechu
til X jidlu, zacpe, plynech We
|vnitrnostech, boleni hlayy, po-
vsechne slabosti a pod. zalu-
ldecnich poruchach. A Zrovna
ltak mozno spolehati ma vsech
my ostatni leky a pripravky
lfirmy Joseph Triner Company,
lChicago, Eli, ma priklad na Tri-
|nerdv Liniment pri polamani,
lunave nohou neb svalu a ma
Imozeni j;ch, ma Trinerovu Vo-
ldicku ma ruce (Hand Lotion
phi drsne kuzi ma rukou neb ne
I, tvafi, ma Trinerav tekuty
lShampoo, ktery cini vlasy lesk
Ilymi a krasnymi, a j. Zeptejte
Sc sveho lekarnika neb dodava.
Itele lekd ma podrobnejsl jici
seznam!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-23
MOVE PRAKTIKY PROHIBI
CNfCH SLfDILU.

Federalni prohibicni agentil
is. E. Davis J. w. Preble VI
prestrojeni jake podobni OBJ
chodnici zvykaci gumou ma
|vstevovali hcstince dolenniho
mesta a nabizeli baltendrGm
zdarma vzorky jejich zbozi.
Phi tom Sc pousteli do rozhovo
ru bartendry, ktere vsemoz-
ne svadeli k prestoupeni prohi-
bice. v jednom hostinci ma
Prospect ave. We ctvrtek stezo-
| val 81 Preble ma velkou zizen,
dobromyslny bartendr Otto
Firth, sedl ma lep a prodal ka-
zdemu re spiclu nekolik skle-
mex koralky po soc, ba sci We
sve hlouposti tax daleko, re
Jim prodal lahey od "popu' ma
plnenou whiskou "a $3.50.
lOba vytecnici. malice dukazy
odesli primo do nradovny, kde
(pfipad. udali.
| Vcera V teze uloze Sc obje-
will v. hostinci opetne, ale "a
barem byl Fl. H. Brodie. ma kite
Ir6ho Firth volal: "Tp isou
gumafi, jsou alright a take
,oklamany Brodie NALL ale pri
|placeni Sc spehounove vytasili
|odznaky, a oha diiverive bar
Itendry zatkli. Byli drzani We
lvazbe az do prichodu majitele
hcstince r. Hoopera, jenz by
Idli v els. 1925 zap. Is. ul. byl
ale zatcen taktez.
Pc slozeni zaruky $4,000 "a
,kazdeho dopadeneho provinil.
Ice, propustil komisar Sp. Stat6
NJ. J. Monahen obzalovane ma
Isvobodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-23
PORUCfK HORAzDOVSKY
FOREMANEM POLL
CEJNf DfLNY.

v serii podobizen policej-
mich urednikii, jimz jest krone
sluzby bezpecnostni pridelena
i illoha jina, "zv6cnen" jest
dnes v Plain Dealeru krajan
pol. porucfk Josef Horazd'ov-
sky, jenz jest ''bossem' poll
cejni mechanick4 dilny. kde Sc
spravuji We vlastni rezii poll
cejni auta, motorcycle. atd.
Horazd'ovsky jest v policej-
nj sluzbe cd 7. srpna 1918, bu-
de tudfz "a nedlouho slaviti
10-lete jubileum. Po|icistou
byl jiz jeho otec, ktery vsak
synka, jenz jevil pro tento
,lfad velk6 sklony, varoval, po-
lukazuje ma ohromenou ruku,
kterou mu kdysi zeleznou turb
kou prerazil pri zatykani jisty
zlocinec. Mlady Horazd'ov-
sky, ale nedbal &C jinak me-
dobre misto, dal prednost pa
trolovani a zahy 81 dobyl dive
ry. Ia pet roki stal sc serzan
lem a lednu 1921 porucikem,
" policejni dime pracuji "a
jeho dozora jeste ctyf: JIM
straznici.
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pOS,.EDEl APEI.
k &c Ike svobodomyslm6 vefej-
uosti v Clevelandus

Tyto organisace vyzyyaji
vsechno sve clenstvo k hojn6
ucasti ma CESkEM DNi:
Velkofad statu Ohio C.S.P.S.
Velkoloze Iednoty Taboritu
llstredni vybor c. S. o.
Svaz Svobodomyslnych
Sok. Zupa Severovychodni
Delnicka rada
Okres D. T. J.
Tato 1stredni telesa spole.
haji, ze CESKEHO DNE sl.
castni Sc svobodomyslny lid &c.
sky z celeho Clevelandu v po.
ctu co nejvetsim a prispeje tax
k 1spechu tohoto podniku, je.
hoz vynos venovan je ceslkt
Skole svobodomyslne, ktera jt
a musi z1stat spolecnou zaklac
nou veskere prace nasi.
Ceske zeny jsou zvlaste "a
dany, ably nezapomn6ly ma w
stavku peciva, nejakym pri
spevkem, ktery mono ode
vzdat v Zahrade.
Ma shledanou Ultra v Cesk,
SIM Sokol ma Clark Ave.
VYBOR.
Oslava tato Sc kona re kaz
deho pocasl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-23
SLOVENSKY VYLET.

.-
Dramaticky KrGzok gen. M.
r. Stefanika yyiede 81 Ultra ma
farmu pi. Hudcove ma State
rd. Ma misto d,ostanete sc bud
karou w. 25th st. neb w. 14th
st. U brooklynskych vozovek
presedn6te ma karu State Rd. a
vystupte "a klasterem, kde w
letnikim oznaci dalsi kratic-
kou cestu praporky. Program
Nyletnf rozsifen bude pred
nasku p. Pavla Kuklice Kunov
skeho, ienz prave pfijel z &C.
skoalovanske rdpubliky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-23
crvRT1 SlET SOkOLSKE
zUPY SEvERO.
vYCHODNf.

'S4~ - ,'''S@SS'A-'1 NPy 0GsSLosJ
chodni. Podle pfiprav we
vsech jednotach prihlasek ki
sletu lie ocekavati, re bude to
podnik vclkolepy. Minulou So
botu odpoledne konala Sc ma
cvicna zakI a zakyn jednot
clevelandskych, mnulou nedeli
'nacvicna dorostu dorostenek
|techto jednot. ucast ma nacv;c-
|nych ukazuje, ze mono poci-
tati 5 velkym mnozstvim cvici-
cich, ktefi phi verejnem cvice-
mi vystoupf.
Phi zavodechsv sobotu 30.
cervna utkaji sc krone bratri
a dorostenci tentokrate popr-
I've tez sestry dorostenky.
Jak jiz jsme Sc drive zminili,
bude zavoditi asi 80 druzstev,
tedy pres 200 cvicicich. Je to
Inejvetsi pocet, jakeho pri "a
vodec Sokolske zupy Severe
lvychodni dosud bylo dosazeno.
Bude jiste zajlmavo sledovati
zavody a pratele Sokolstva ne
/
dali 81 ujiti pfilezitosti shield
nouti toto sokolske zapoleni.
Zavody pocnou presne 8
hod. rano pro dorostence a do
rostenky a presne We 2 hod.
Iodpoledne pro muze a zeny.
| Po zavodech konati Sc bude
porada cinnovniku jednot '
zupe sdruzenych zastupct
Ijejich pro letosni sjezd Sokol-
|ske Obce.
i V nedeli /. cervence presne
.Iv 8. hod. rano pocnou zkousky
Ina spolecna zupni cviceni. We
ll3 hod. odpoledne zapocne We.
!. refine cviceni zupni S timto po
lfadem: l. Muzi = cviteni ma
Inaradi. 2. Zeny, dorostenci a
dorostenky cviceni na nara
/ iii. 3. Zaci - cviteni 5 tyce
! mi. 4. Zakyne - cviceni
, lozdobnymi krouzky. 5. Doro
D stencil - cviceni prostna. 6
-|Dorostenky cviceni prostna
IL. Muzi - cviceni prostna -
els. zeny 80 cviceni prostna. 8
e Proslov a ohlaSeni vysledki
a alzavodI.
!. Odbor pofadatelsky kon;
yipilne. pripravy, ably niceho ne
e |chyb6lo k obcerstveni poba
Iveni hosti
: Sokolska zupa Severovycho
a dni chce, svym sletem sloziti Ii
e Get vykonare prace, chce II
u kazati, re pfi dobre Will a mad
{ Semi kazd6ho jednotlivce
i spolecn6 praci vsech da Sc Wy
Ii, konati velka vec. Proto nebu
: de jiste ami jednoho uvedomt
e leho kraiana, ktery by nepri
e sci sc pot6sit pohledem ma u
: kaznene rady sokolske, posili
/ a vzpruzit je k dalsi cinorod
praci pro st 'astnou krlsno
a budoucnost ceske vetve Anne
l. rice.
Il
SchIze soudci a soudky
: kona sc dnes Y 8 hod. vecer
ISokolovne na Wendell. Brat
a sestry, kteri v jednotach by
Ii vybrani k soudcovani, dosta
te Sc urcite, neb jinak nebyl
by mono s mimi pocitati.
il Nacvicna schize muzI a ze
& ma prostna kona sc Ultra v
aIHOD. RANO v zahrade Cesk
It Sine Sokol ma Clark. Bud't
n vsichni dochyilni! Do 10 hot
= musi byti nacvicna skoncen;
i nebot' ma tuto 'hod;nu polt
e zen je zacatek Ceskeho Dn'
i Zaci zakyns, kteii cvici
budou odpoledne pri Ceskel
j. Dnu, dostavte Sc v l. hod. oo
"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-08-30
BITTINGER
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

On Thursday morning of last week
this community awoke to find a slight
frost visible but with the exception of
very few low sections no apparent
damage resulted.
Mrs. George w. Engle, of Balti-
more, returned to that city early this
week after spending a week with rel
atives here.
Mrs. William Weyrick, of Wheel
ing, West Va, and Miss Thelma Hoo
yer, of Lumberport, West Va, re-
turned to their respective homes a
few days ago after spending some
time with relatives here.
Mr.. Charles McGinnis, of Balti-
more, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
c. f. Ellithorp during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Campbell and
family, of Kenosha, Wisconsin, are
visiting Mr.. CampbelPs parents, Rev.
and Mrs. E. f. Campbell, at the Luth-
eran parsonage, this week.
Miss Edna Wiley, of Akron, Ohio,
is home for an indefinite stay with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Wi
ley, Of this village.
Those who attended the Sunday
school picnic at Meadow Mountain on
last Saturday report having had a
splendid time.
Rev. Russell and family, of Pitts
burgh, are spending their vacation at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Silac c..
Beachy south Of Bittinger.
Let everybody remember that the
ladies of the Lutheran church of Jen-
nings will hold their annual picnic in
the grove at Jennings on next Satur-
day, September list. 1t will be an all
day occasion and delicious refresh
ments will be served on the grounds
Come hungry, stay all day and go to
your homes fully satisfied. We make
this announcement at the request Of
the Jennings ladies.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-08-30
For SHERIEE

la r..
tb oo;ot;a of Sbn;F 81 cott - To-
49, - tb ,i+ - +bo p,iII;o ToE ,;
80, 1+iIn a,a I+ r,,arti IT, a.
.,I+,ort Of The y,.in and for,oi ta 'll IF
the countv TOHN q FORWAN u
Craiii Ma ral !, 1000 -
baror,,, announce ,,,,,saIf q candidate for
tho ,,(,oi,y,+jon Of Sbar;eT Of C,rat+ Cunt
srhiart 70 tbn res,it Of the Rennbiican mi,
ToaTv sIec+ion and most eaTras+iy soiiri+ tbo
siInrort Of no. ,1oto.s ,,aIo and fo,,oIo 81 30
III " " '@' ISIINT n isISnrIp o
pIoo.,,+ v11o, r7I 70 To59 % - LIN
7 bareb,, announce ,,,,.salf q c,,,di1o+o fo-
tho I,o,oi1o+jo,, nf Sba.;fT 81 Corra++ CC,+,t
sIIbiact f. The res,,1+ Of tho RenibIican NJ;
ma, a1ection and roos+ oaIpas+t, soIini+ th
,otay arJ inai,anco ar 10 raar,io Of 10 (,,..--
~ ''-N VI '-'' EFGiI % ,HTCEN
Oakland Ma March o. 100
borcr.,, ,,,o,,,oo r,,,so1f d, candidate, r.,.
tho Ps,I,I,lir 49,, e., CT,aifr aF CO..
rett co,t,, snbiont TO 10 .as'1I+ If +bo ~
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OAKLAND 6is+ri,+ No II Ia
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tb -C,,,ir +;a, or csI;tr e C,t+ S' ~
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-08-30
Reckless Driver Nearly Killed

A man alleged to have been under
the influence Of intoxicants, was
thrown from a Ford Roadster near
the Old Soldiers Grove, on Meadow
Mountain, east of Grantsville, Sunday
about noon. Other motorists whom
he passed stated that he was running
at high rate of speed and suddenly
while going down Meadow Mountain,
the car left the roadway. Persons in
and turned over twice. The man in
the machine was thrown out before
tn Gear left the roadway. Persons in
the vicinity of the accident stated
the driver Of the car was from near
Boynton, Pa. He was picked up by a
passing Gear and taken to his home.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-08-30
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

Announcements of candidates for
nominations subject to the primary
election in Garrett county will be
published in The Republican at the
following rates, the fees for such
publications to accompany applica-
ton to have the same inserted: For
Members of the House of Delegates,
SIS; for County Treasurer, 500; for
County Commissioner, SIS; for Clerk
to the County Commissioners, SIS;
for County Surveyor, $40; for Sher-
iff, $50.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-08-30
FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

I hereby announce myself candidate for
the nomination for the House of Delegates,
subject to the result of the Republican prim-
airy election and most respectfully solicit your
support. ALBERT MARLEY.
Crelin. Md. District No. IA.
l hereby announce myself candidate for
the nomination for Member of the House of
Delegates subject to the result of the Repub-
lican Primary lection. and respectfully solicit
the support of the voters in all parts of the
county. ELLIOTT c. HARVEY.
German, District No. 5.
I hereby announce myself a candidate for
the nomination for Member of the House of
Delegates, subject to the result of the Rcpub-
lican Primary lection, and respectfully solicit
tine support of the voters in all parts of the
county. WALTER w. SAVAGE.
Frendsville, District No. 2.
l hereby announce myself candi-
date for the nomination for House of
Delegates, subject to the result of the
Republican Primary Election, and re-
spectfulIy solicit the votes and infu-
ence Of the Republicans in all parts of
the county.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-08-30
FOR COUNTY TREASURER

hereby announce myself candidate for
the nomination of County Treasurer, subject
to the result of the Republican Primary, and
earnestly solicit the support of all Repubi-
cans in said Primary. ALBERT L. LEE.
Kitzmiller Md, District No. 10.
I hereby announce myself candidate for
the Republican nomination for County Treas
urer, subject to the result of the pri-
mary election, and earnestly solicit the sup
port of the members of the party in all parts
of the county. R. j. NICHOLSON
District No s. 3-td*
1 hereby announce myself candidate for
the nomination of County Treasurer subject
to the result of the Republican primary. and
most respectfully solicit the support of vot-
ers of both sexes. J. c. RILEY,
SelbysDort Md. District No. ,. 16-td*
l hereby announce myself candidate for
the nomination of County Treasurer subject
to the resuito the Republican primary cleo
ton, and most respectfully solicit the votes
and influence Of the members Of the party
in all sections of the county. c. S. TELLER
Grantsyille, June 10, 1928 td*
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MASON

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Baker and two
daughters, and Mr. Bliss Baker spent
Sunday afternoon as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Ridder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Fowler, of near
Pierce, West Va, are visiting the lat
ter's father, Mr.. c. F. Kelley, at this
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Martin and
family, of near Oakland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Martin and family and Mr..
Carl Martin and children were visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. William Martin on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Conneway and
son spent Thursday evening at the
William Kelley home.
Miss Irene Martin spent the past
week at the home Of her uncle. Mr..
Owen Martin.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-08-30
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

At the solicitation of large number of my
friends and voters of the county, l have con-
scented to become a Republican candidate for
therefore take this means of announcing nv
candidacy for said office, subject to the Re-
publican primary, and most respectfully So
licit your aid and assistance
7--td| CHARLES A. ASHBY
l hereby announce myself a candidate for
the nomination of County Commissioner of
Garrett County subject to the result of the Re-
publican primary election. | earnestly solicit
the support of the members of the party thru
out the county. ABEL D'WITrT.
District N. 10.
hereby announce myself candidate for
the nomination of County Commissioner of
Garrett County. subject to the result of the
Republican primary election and most earn
estly solicit the support of the lady and men
voters of the county.
H. r. D'WITT.
Oakland, Md. July II. 1928. 2O-tdt
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FriendsvilIe Picnic a Great Sue
cess.

The picnic at Friendsville last Sat
urday was more than one expected.
It was all that could have been hoped
for The crowd was the largest ever
seen in the town. The addresses were
made by D. A. Friend s. f. Bratton,
Miss Getty, the county nurse, Senator
Mccullough and N. R. Selby Rev. J.
A. Earl had charge of the amuse-
ments.
The picnic was enjoyable on ac-
count of the entertaining music and
speaking, the good eats and the ex-
cellent town and weather conditions
prevailing at the time; it was splen-
didly managed by the building com
mittee and the Ladies Aid Society of
the Methodist church.
Mr.. Harvey Friend was the general
manager of the affair Many men and
women rendered helpful and needed
service before and after the picnic.
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FOR JUDGE OF ORPHANS COURT

I hereby announce myself candidate for
Judge of the Orphans Court, subject to the
result Of the Republican primary election,
men voters for their support / would like
to you all in person, but that l cannot
do. The most of you know me and if you
don't think l have paid enough taxes and am
not entitled othe Office don't vote for me,
but if you do l shall be thankful to you all
for your support. T. w. CASTEEL
Oakland, July IS, 1923. 2l-te*