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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1895-03-08

The seventeenth anniversary of the
coronation of Pope Leo XIII was celebra-
tedin Rome on Sunday, March Bird, 1895,
with solemn pomp and ceremony Pre-
ceded BIZ all the members Of the Sacred
College of Cardinals at present in Rome.
the Pope, borne in the selia gestltoria
was carried from bis apartments to the
magnificent Sistine Chapel. As he ap-
preached he was greeted with acclama-
tons, many Of the spectators falling
upon their knees Cardinal Vanuutelli
celebrated mass, the Pope assisting.
The Pope gave rec ption in honor
of the anniversary Cardinals and no
bles were iu attendance Addressing
the members of the Sacred College, he
said:
The heavenly spirit has borne US
toward the Eastern churches. We de-
sire that these churches may again
flourish by reason Of their union with
the See of st Peter While their ele-
nents of hi.h, their devotion to the
Christian life will prove of advantage to
the West, the whole church will expert
ence from them a vigor which will not
be without an effect upon tue brethren
eff other religions.
The Pope expressed the convi,tion
that the church would ultimately tri- /
amph over political hindrauces which
have tendency to prevent the union of
the churches Of the East and the West
He ezhorted his hearers TO pray for this
cause, the day Of the realization of which
would be one C; the most memorable for
the church, giving to all nations new
religious life.
The Pope it j, sald IS in gooi health
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1895-03-08
Mrs. SAM'L BLUMBURG,
Of
BEL ALTON,
WANT YOUR TRADE.

The greatest cut made in prices
Just see: Eight cent callicos now at 4
and ; cents; Mems 81, 90 flannel shirts
at IS cents; Boys pants 10 cents; Mems
pants 70 cents 4 pairs socks % cents;
Mems shoes 80 cents; Childreu's Shoes
% cents l have also full line Of
Groceries and other goods with prices
cut down III proportion. Mind you, it
Is no trouble to show goods. Pay me
a visit aud if you do not buy no harm
done
Mine is 81 the Cheap Store of the County
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1895-03-08
Pesch yellow.

The annubl report Of the Secretary
of Agricultu re just published devotes
some space to a treaties on the subject
of peach yellows:
The year has brought to close the
experiments with fertilizers for the pre-
vention and cure Of peach yelIows This
work, covering period Of years was
carried on in the heart oftbe great peach
region of the Maryland and Delaware
peninsula. The results show it is claim
ed, conclusively, that the disease can
not be prevented o,>-1Fed by applying
to the soil any of the well known plant
foods Thousands Of dollars have been
spent by growers every year upon tert'-
lizers and other so ca led remedies OF a
similar nature. and its believed the re-
suits of the investigations made by the
division will result benefcally IL check
ing useless expenditure. Since the com.
plelion of the fertilizer work the special
agent in charge of the Investigations
has been able to devote more time to
laboratory researches into the causes of
the disease Laboratory Investigations
and field experiments, having in view
the discovery of a natural means of IN
lection, have also been under WY 81
far peach yellows is only known to be
communicated by budding, but all the
facts at band indicate that tue disease
may have the &ewer of spreading il
other ways.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1895-03-08

The object of this suit is 10 procure de-
cree for the sale of certain real estate in Charles
county, Maryland, held BY Richard H, Edel-
en-, Trustee, and for an accounting for rent
for the use and occupation, and for the reuts
and profits collected from same
The bill states that certain Francis H
Edelen being the owner OF certain real estate
in Charles county, Maryland, particularly de-
scribed in said bill did, on the 24tn day Of
February, 1866, convey the same to one Rich
ard II. Edelen, in trust: for the use and bene-
ct Of him, the said Francis II. Edelen, and
his wife, Sarah H. R. Edeen for snd during
their joint lives. that after the death of the
said Francis H Edelen, then for the sole use
and benefit OF her, the said Sarah H r Edel-
en-, should she survive him, with POKER and
authority, if directed by her, to sell the same,
and after paying the expenses incident to said
sale, to pay to her out of the proceeds thereof
the m of two thousand dollars, with inter
est thereon from the day of his death to the
day OF said sale, and tie residue if any, 10 be
paid to his personal representatives
That the said Francis n Edelep, died so e
time during the year. 1862 leaving his said
wife, the said Sarah H. r. Edelen, surviving
HIM that the following persons are now his
next Of kin and heirs at law: NJ Roberta
Posey, Ann F. Wills, Maria X Edeleu, Mary
Tinzerbloom Francis Edeen Benedict L.
Edelen. And Cecilia Boarman,a legal represent
tatiye by will Of Francis L. Boarman; that
the said Sarah II. K. Edelen made no request
Of the said Richard II Edelen to sell The real
estate, but cont nued 10 occupy the same and
to collect the rents and profits tharelrom from
the day OF the death Of her said husband, the
/ said Francis II Edelen.
That the said Sarah II p E1ota,, 49,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1895-03-08

The baseball season will open on
April 18th. Pfeffer, who had been ex-
PEELED from the league has been re-
instated on the payment of a fine of
$500. A schedule has been adopted
and Washington plays its first game in
Boston.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1895-03-08

Miss Anna Gould. daughter of the
late Jay Could, of New York city, was
married to Count Paul Ernest Boniface
de Castellane, on Tuesday last. The
ceremony was performed by Rev Arch
bishop Corrigan of that city. The
presents to the couple were very costly
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1895-03-08

The state Commander writes us from LincOlno
NeD as follows after trying 9TH medicines
Tor what seemed 10 be a very obstinate cough in
c0yery sud ar the end of two days the cough en-
tirelg lett Them. We will not be without it
hereafter as our experience proves That ~ cures
where all other remedies fail. - signed r. w.
stevens, State Com.-Why not give this great
medicine trial, as il is guaranteed ana tria
ottles are free at W. W, Pagetts store Port
obacCu.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1895-03-08

The Civil Service Commission has an
nouuced that the examinations for watch
men and messengers in the Department
tai Service will not hereafter be given in
Washington, but only at those places
where the clerk copyist examination is
scheduled to be held
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1895-03-08
10 THE PUBLIC.

Having rented The hotel at the old stand at
B7yaute wn f9r the present year, | would beg
70 nlorm The pn6lic that am prepared TO ac-
commodate hoarders both regular and transit
Wy bar viii be always supplied with choice
Wines, ! liquors. Cigars, &c.
! viii keep also Livery, and any nae of the
travelling public can be furnished with bug
gles and teams. and if notified will meet them
at any railroad station, aud take then to any
poInt "a me county they nay wish to 60 at
me most reasonable rates Hoping 10 receive
snare Of the pnblic patronage am respect
tally, JAMES A. MURRAY.
ma e-i'h Proprietor.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1895-03-08

Acting upon the advice of commit
tee OF the Church of the Epiphany,
from which he was removed by Arch
bishop Corrigan, Rev. DR.. Burtsell will
appeal to the Pope for reinstatement.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1895-03-08

DR.. Fenners Blosd aad Liver Pills are the
est family physic. Mild no gripping, yet ac-
tive and most thorough Superior to all 9TH
ers. Warranted to satisfy 81 money refunded.
For sale by all dealers ssd W W Padgstt,
Port Tobacco.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1895-03-08

Dr. Fenner Salt Rheum Ointment is known
By those familiar with it as the ''grandest
medicine ever made by mar. For all skin
eruptions. Warranted to satisfy or monev re-
turned. For sale by all dealers and W. W.
Padgett, Port Tobacco.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1895-03-08

United States officers have discovered
that Italians have flooded the coke re-
gions of Pennsylvania with bogus
money.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1895-03-08

To Dealers: Ieu have ons or more cases Of
81 Vitus Dance in your vicinity. Get my
Specific TO them. 1t will not disappoint them
you or me. One bottle always cures Serd
or circular to Dr. NJ. NJ. Feaner FredcuiA.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1895-03-08
Bargains! BargainSl
Clearing Sale of Winter Goods

| will sell the remainder Of my Winter
Stock regardless Of cost. Space will only 81
Iow mention Of few Of the many bargains.
Meu's Overooals, 81 10. Boys Over
coats, soc. Boys Boots. soc Mems
Boots, 81 70 Mems Heavy Under
shirts, 35c. Boys Heavy Undtrshirts,
l9e. Bed Comforts, 69c All Wool
Kerseys, 3Sc per yd All Wool Elan
nels, l5c per yd Canton Flannel, Sc
per yd. Storm Serges, Doe per I'd
Dress Goods. So per I'd Mems and
Boys Caps, DC Ladies Cloaks, 81 %
to S3 80 Ladies trimmed and untrim-
med Hats Zoe to So 80 Shot Guns
81 SO to 81 so \ full line Of groce-
ries kent constantly on hand
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1895-03-08
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the Circuit Court for Charles County.

NJ. Roberta Posey, Ann F Wills, Maria X
Edeen and Mary Tinzerbloom VS. Richard
H. Edelen Joseph L. sanders Francis
Edelen, Benedict l.. Edelen, Cecilia Boar
man
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1895-03-08

ApprOp cations by the Fifty-third
Congress will aggregate one billion dol
lars.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1895-03-08

Dr.. Feuner's Catsrrh Remedy tends right
TO business. Never fails to cure For sale
by all dealers and W. W Padgett
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1895-03-08
The very Best Embalming Fluid and
Disinfectants Always Kent in Stock,

Ten years experience in the business
VIII attend funerals il ans part Of the
county and make no extra charge for long
distances
Three Hearses always on hand
Thanking the public for past tavors re-
spectfully solicit a continuance thereof
Telegraph or postal communication can lie
had with NE at Bel Alton Charles county, Nd
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1895-03-08

The statue of General Grant, to be
placed in the Capitol, at Washington,
has been completed
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1895-03-08
G.'y.ys:::S |. / I
for Infants and Children.
MoTHER3, 90 You Know that r.r,s,

MWM Bamans aei Soothing
most remedies hndr,nA c1mIt uorrhne
Do = Know that Supplying narcotic sons'
Do Yon Know that permitted sell narcotics
without labelling posonst
Do You hnoN that medicine be your child
unless you or your physician know + conIoed9
Do Yon Know vegetable that list Of
isingredents published heveyo otle
Do You Know the
Thatthas been nearly that caora sold thar
all other remedies children comtne
Know and OF
and his the word
"Castoria" that
Do You
to lei absolutely harnlessf
Do Yon Know 30 average furnished for 35
cents, 0 cent adj
Do Know
we'll and have ntroken res
Well these things worth
- ssess: s2 = ls)zzz5z1zu ssss per-
Children Cry for Pitchers castoFia.
sS4gynpf
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1895-03-08

Safe and Reliable.
Officers l. Ess, President Alexander Garden, Secretary samI

0eneral Agent for Southern Maryland, B. A. HOWARD,
once at La Plata, Bel Alton and Faulkner
Charles County, Md.
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MARYLAND Independent
La Plata,
riny-TIird congress AdIourned

FRIDAY, March stb........1s95.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-04-14
FOR sALE-CoUNTRY PROBE,

FOR SALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY.
$780, acres on electric car line near
city; good mouse, orange trees. etc.
S25O0-5 acres fruit and alfalfa lands; i'm.
provements worth the price
800 per acr,'--with water choice fruit and
alfalfa land ~ miles from city; must be sold ;
easy terms.
T75 to 800 per acre-l5O acres CHI DICE fruit
and alfalfa land, a. miles from the city. in 5
10 4U-acre tracts; land in cultivation; easy
terms.
$50 pee aere-Choi re fruit. barley and wheat
land. Water in abundance.
S2500--2 acres at Burbank. laid out / n bear
ing fruits and flowers, good Groom house, all
modern improvements, stable, carriage shed,
wei, etc. easy terms.
$2O00--1 10 acres ut San Fernando in bearing
figs. black berries, etc; good +-room house.
plenty water, all fenced; only 500 cash, bal.
ance easy terms.
$l50O-16U acres in Tulars county; AL soil
fer fruits barley, wheat or alfalfa in artcsian
belt; Ia miles from Tulare city: improvements
cost over 5000. consisting of house, barn and
well. This is bargain; owner must sell; easy
terms.
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FOR .SALE-CITY PROPERTY
GosPER, SMITH e. CANNON.
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE. LOANS.
AL crimson Block.
FOR SALE-CITY PROPERTY

$780, lots with 4-room house, fruit trees,
flowers. ETC. near Central ave.
$l9OO-Lot 50x lS9, clean side Grand ave.
Sl100 lot 5Ox11S with 4-room cottage, on
Bryant ave.
S2IOo--Ils acres near Central ave. electric
line, suitable Tor lots. and full-bearng fruit
trees.
$500 lots with good house on Pirtle St.
$65UO-5 acres on Central ave.; income
property.
5000 room cottage with all modern con-
veniences on West sixteenth st.
500 up Beautiful lots in Vernon; some in
bearing fruits
#i25p-a lots. hOxl5O, Star tract. southwest
$40 o00-lncome property on Broadway: so
feet frontage
T2l 900 beautiful home in the Bonnie Br,e
tract. lot iUUx 30 feet; II room house, with
all modern improvements: larse stable, and
grounds laid out with flowers, etc This is q
charming home and n choice part OF city.
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T L, SHE Or IT

Il L
The above title refers 10 one OF the most re-
markable reaks of nature that has ever been
seen or h ard OF. l. is a human heinz VIII ich
is alive and Possesses the arms breasts hips
legs and feet OF woman Physicians have
been unable to say that this SIT nge being is
either male or female. The voice and manner
ar feminine, but as there no sexual de-
velopments the medical fraternity have BEEN
unable to classify this strange case OF NAL or
nation in bis or her proper category. Nature
here man1tests itself i'll phase bordering on
conflict OF sexes, the male and female form
divine combined in one body This living
wonder was born in Galveston Tex, tweny-
two years ago and is now on d tour OF The Pa
cihc Coast. This curious being arrived here
YES terday, and has been privately examined
by the following Los Angeles physicians who
have given a certificate ating that this is sn
extraordinary freak of nature, and advise any
one interested i'll natures handiwork to go
and see this living wonder.
signed by Drs. +. X Ainsworth James j.
Choate, W. NJ. Lewis, Maynard, j. s. Owens c.
w. Fish, j.. Dcartll and others
This marvellous being will be OIL exhibition
for one week. commencing today. Doors open
from 10 m to 10 p. m. Place OF exhibition
344 south Spring street. Admission 25c. If
NJ OTICE-THE LOS ANGELES CITY WAFER
~ Com pany will strictly enforce The follow
ing rules: The hours for sprinkling are b -
tween u and O'clock a. ~, and q and 8
O'Clock y. N. For Il violation OF the above
r. gnlntirn the water will be shut off and a fin
OF ~ will be charged te ore the water will be
turned OH again.
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Easter Day, festival of the Resurr ection OF
Christ, will be obs ,rved at this chur, ii by me
HOLY Communion a t 3 a. m, morning prayer
sermon and Holy Communion at IL a. ni., and
bv the Children's he stivsl service at z; 80 p IN;
For the IL O'Clock service a special order OF
arranged by the mos,s excellent choir ana the
rector has prepared q thoughtful ana appro
pirate sermon ON the resurrection OF I la oooy
sured of n dig1uted and reverent service.
Special ar-ang eme nts. have been mate TO ac-
commodate, an ex ira number of persons on
Easter day cordial invitation is exSr led
TO all seryic IS.
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SPECIAL, NOTICES
=
x,,,-ALEWIS & ALDERSON-

Hes RI South Main st.
"WELCOME 10 ALL" This is the motto
that greets our eye at every glance MS we look
over our beautiful little city arrayed i'll the
gayest attic of IL Fiesta colored bunting
flags, SHE DIS palms vines ana evergreens.
Yes, we say, 'W elcome." al d let the echo ling
out DER mountains, land and sea, and let
thousand re-echoes reach all who may want
TO come within our gates whether IL be to see
and enjoy our glad jubilee. TO patronize our
thriving business enterprises or to enjoy the
genial hospitality OF our beautiful hosnes in
this beautiful growing city in this. the most
delightful climate under the shining sun.
We want our friends to come and be at home
with us and get all the JOY and gladness pos.
sble out of these festivities, and reap the full.
est possible benefit of our mild, balmy air. de-
lightful sunshine and ocean breeZes, and we
want also to remind you that we are still here
Tor business, and If there is anything you may
want to furnish the home, Lewis 4 Anderson,
BIZ South Main ST., is the cheapest ple ce in all
Los Angeles TO buy any kind OF furnA ture or
mouse FURNISHING goods, Tor 'gee Wh5zW JUS
see how we cut the prices: New bedroom sets
for $3.50; fine, large set with cheVal dresser
for $l3; new folding beds for SO; chiffoniers
for 70; small ones for P<.oO; fine, new, large
arm rockers for s. new extension tables SO. 80:
chair, 45c, 6Jc zoe, soc ana Soc You
can get the best solid oak, high back chair
ever sold on this coast for ST. walnut side
hoard, $40; antique wardrobes for ~ so:
kitchen safes for -. 25; fire, large ones
VI good gasoline stoves for S3; cook stoves.
10 and SO; best new canvas cots made for 81;
secretary and book case for $40; open book
cases 70; ofic, d. SKIS 81; REMOVING office
cnalrs, solu OAK, Tor ~. 1here is crockery.
glassware, tinWare, cooking utensils. carpets
and mating Yes, and the cheapest, best line
OF mating in town, Good mating Zoe and
1214c; fine linen warp mating for lac, and
the extra grades for zoe. There is also new
lnoleum for 35c, not the cheap Lancaster
stuff, but Potters goods, and every bodJ knows
there is none better on earth.
When you want anything come to LEWIS &
ALDERSON'S. The other dealers will try lard
90 keep you out OF our store, because they know
so well If you ever get inside do RS you'll
surely buy from us. I ey say we are fools
to sell goods for less than cost and deliver them
free besides to any place in town, but we dom t
care what they say; the goods have got to go
so come on and you shall have all the goods
you want cheaper than any house in town.
Our goods are marked in plain large figures
so that even child can buy just as well as
anybody, ana besides we guarantee satisfac.
ton every time There are so many stores
right together we again caution you to look
for oar name and NUM- er. and remember il is
LEWIS IL ANDERSON, BIZ South Main St
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Wanted-a manwith $4,000 or $40 1000 to loa n
on good collateral: none need call but those
that meau business.
For sale-$lO00 Tor grocery store: the
building. barn. wagon and lease that runs
until October 1895. for SS month on the
ground on which the building stands.
5000 for grocery store; rent $l3 per month;
party has done business for three years in this
house; cause for selling: wants to leave Los
Angeles Cal: this is good location.
If NJ. 2. BOWEN, lib W. Second ST
1nO--FOR SALE, LODGING HOUSE OF
NlOUU 80 rooms; will give lease for Ave
wears nj 300 per month: bid. bargain.
Don't forget to see this. NJ P. BOWEN, 1l3
W. Second st. tt
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Gtn 900 FOR A SHEEP. HORSE OR
HIV.UUV cattle ranch, located in Arizona
u miles from railroad; 1000 acres enclosed ;
house and never failing spring of water; two
reservo irs; this water controls a million acres
of grazing land, with los aead OF horses of
Norman and Hambletonian stock. This ranch
will stand investigation; price, $4,000 NJ.
T. BOWEN, sole agent, 113 w. Second ST., Los
Angeles, Cal
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$500 for 27-room lodging house; $i1OO.
$500 time good location,
$500 n TeN a LOT ON BuNAhkhilI
G.oO0n FOR i5.RooM HOUSE; LOT 25x
NOUNV ITO; will rent for $50 per month.
Ge1~ zoo FOR A 24-ROOM LODtiING HOUSE
NICUU $500 cash, 5000 on time.
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CUURCH NOTICES III
CHRIST CHURCH
L. Corner s,f Flower aud Picostrcets.

A strong Vigorous parish OF the Episcopal
Church Never mission; always seli-sep-
porting.
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on JOUv,s fHURCH EPISCOPAL co FINER
adams and Figl eroa SITS. Holy Euchs t,ist, 8
m. morning service and sermon at II sun
40 az - ,chooi of S,,u: full choral evens png at
= IN Sneeial M tesltion paid to the music,
,ybicb ia ,emdered by a large vested c noir of
WEI woman and ,oys All the seats this
nh,,rcb are Tree arangers cordially in vited
te Grand aven ne cable to Adams Street
Paw r. " r Tavle rector.
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CHRIST CHURCH, EPISCoPAL-COiS NER
K Flower and PIC, streets; Air 5. Clark.
rector; residence i3CO Figueroa street sun
day service IL a. m. ;'sld z 30 p IN hol, com
mlinion rst and thir sundays OF the aontn
are cordially invited o. all s-rviees ieetrlc
cars to Pico Heights or University static II pass
In I'll
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rI,HE. FIRST SPIRITUAL SoClkI1 ->T 11f,
| noratedl meets as usual at New Musr; Hail.
23I S Spring St., every sunday at ~ ana
7:3O p. IN; cnildren's yce um at oclock'
Mrs. r. Cowell OF Oakla nd. the grand lnsplra
tional speaker and platform test medium, WIZ
occapy tine rostrum afternoon aao evening
today. Music. solos, cho .Tses etc., uh1er inc
direction OF Mrs SANFORD l.oEnsOn
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vJARMoNIsT CHURCH., PkOGRESslVE
Ill Thinkers This ) p III. ADDRESS b froi'
OF the Blble. At 100 IN. DR.. a. J. clark
will lecture: subject, The Little Red school
Hail ,iois south Spring. Good music, led by
Mrs Lunt assisted by Dr. n G. Clark.