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COMMUNICATED
Washington. D. c., June 8, 1899

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hpiloH' ma iNDArN'"ANi
Maryland Is soon TO be stirred, politically,
from center to circumference in bringing the
voters to sense OF what the duty Is in the
matter Of selecting the next governor of the
slate mat rfpuulican forces nav tske
warning at the es'ilt OF The late municipal
election in the CITY Of Baltimore, must he ad-
miiied One Of the things that aided m
bringing about The deiea, OF the republican
ticket IN Baltimore CITY Was ihe dissatisfied
colofed voters VINO had been promised
much ahd reeriVed 50 iiuein The way =
patronage II wlli hetound that tins disst j.
faction among tse eoiofed Fnlers is not ron
hneo 70 Baltimore city alone but that Il IS
general 10 the stale anH .hni tere will &c a
anger ialling on IRON iAs republican canfi-
1ale TOT governor thls tai than ever heipfe
'ince INT coiored mtn has had tue rlght Of
suffrage WHteh tins prediction The re
p-aied uhredeeinrd rromises o. the republican
party CT tue STATE made u The eoiored voef'
y ever election has teei iinaly hut sarei
dislDtegraung toe colofed ,ult There IS an
dnn'istaka'ie bo.tilrHi uprising Il the so'ored
people against such Treatment, and u will be-
found TO De strong IN our own Ftth Uoagres
donal district As coloref republican n
voter 10 ssio diririct, ! ku " That Ne hsid
naFd work 70 hoin 'ae culpfed vote IN line tlr
non. >. Mud lust hall abi that man
voted ior MN under protest and declared thai
tneY would never 50 vote again unless he dir
more Tor The eolosed voters l. be finds this
out only through future defeat for some high
1ouor as re election 10 congress or prou-
ably ior Governor O the Stale, il will be nj.
misfortune and not ehe fault OF the dissatisfied
coiofed vaifrs tho do not hold one honor
able representative posiii n either in the dis
tritt or The Sssie This fact is e. well know
until an attempt. on ny part to deny truth
lullness OF u, would but held me up 10 ridi
eule Ne helped 70 elect l4oAndes governor
.lee, ala ,snnhl,n, ae.' : nsipeu -
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SPANS greatest Ned

Sir. T. P. Oliuia, Of Barcelona, Spain,
spends his winters at Aiken, s. o. Weak
nerves had caused severe pains in the back Of
bis head On using Electric Bitirrs, Ameri-
CHS greatest Blood and Nerve Remedy, all
pains soon left him He says this grand medi-
cine IL what his country needs All America
kuoa that 1t cures liver aud kidney trouble,
purfes the blood, tones up the stomach,
strengthens the nerves, puts vim. sigor And
new lifs into everv muscle, nerva and organ
of the BODY. II weak. tired or ailing you
need IT. Every bottle guaranteed, only Boots.
Sold by La Plata Drug Store
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Transfers Of Property

Bills of Sale From. Joseph W Young and
al to Milton Robey, $40 90; James II. Cough
to Leonard s Herbert, $50.
Deeds-From Sydney f Mudd and al to
Berniee E. Trotter. for a tract Of land called
Part of Boarman's Manor" $780, Fannie p
Bell and al to William A. winsatt, for land
in the Third Election District, $3.50
Morlgage--From Bernice E. Trouer aud al
to Sydney L. Mudd, on part Of Bosrman' $
hanor'', $500.
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PRIMARIES.


The Republican voters of Charles
County ar, hereby requested to ASSEM-
b e in primary meetings at or near the
usual plac $ Of voting, in the several
El,c ion Districts on
SATURDAY, June IL. 1899,
between the hours of 1 80 aud 6 80 p.
NJ for the purpose Of selecting Eve del
egates FROM each district to meet in
County Convention on Monday June 10.
1899. at IL o'clock m for the pur-
pose Of selecting 'hree delegates to the
Republican State Convention for the
nomina.ion of enc candidate fer COVER
nor. one candidate for comptroller, one
candidate for attorney general of the
State Of Maryland. also to elect three
mambers Of the Republican Stste Cen
ira Cammittee L,s Charles Cosntg, also
to nominate, Al This or an adjourn d
con vn,io8, as the convention may see
ft, two candidates for the house Of idle
gales. two candidates. for county c0n-
mis-, toner's. oa cladniate for states at
torn ". one candidate for sheriff. lhrre
can iidate- Tor ia yes Il the orphans
court ard cue candida'e Tor surveyor
BY order as the Republican State
Cenlral Committee cf Charles County.
SYDNEY n. MUDD. Chairman.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

The Public Schools, white and colored will
el Sc, tor the present scholastic year, June 5.
1899. Free Text Books are to be let in hook
cases, key put in the bands Of a trustee
B, order
THOMAS NJ. CARPENTER. Seey.
lime Oct
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That Throbbing neadaehe

Would quickly leave you, if yoa used Dr.
Kings New Lie Pills rhaHsands OF snlief
ers have proved their matchless merit for
Sick aud Nervous Headaches They make
pure blood and strong nerves aud built up
your health Easv 70 take. Try them. Only
Is cents. Money hack if aot cured Sold BY
La Plata Drug store.
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New Enterprise

Mr.. Charles Hawkins, with eommend,bl,
enterprise. has arranged 10 start a Laundry
in our thriving town lie has made nll pre-
lininary arrangements and will begin opera
tons the first Of the month, the enterprise is
one much needed here and we besrenk Of INT
same every success.
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Notice to Creditors.

In the United States District Court
for the District of Maryland No. 1877,
10 Bankruptcy.
Take notice that John W Thompson
ano j. Preston Pippett, as individuals
and as co-partners. trading under the
name and style Of Tippett and Thompson,
having been adjudicated Bankrupts by
the Honorable Thomas J. Morris, Judge
of said Court, on May 10th, 1899, a
first meeting Of creditors will be held 10
the Circuit Court Room, ia La Plata,
Charles County, i'd. Oh
WEDNESDAY. the DIST day of June,
1899,
1t / o'clock A NJ. for the purpose Of
'llasing claims. examiuing the Bank.
rupis and selecIing trustee trustees.
JOHN Il MITCHELL,
laue 9 b.. Special Referee.
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wHIsKEY AGENCY

Kings Pure Rye Whiskey is Acknowledged
BY ph! sicians, and ali good Judges Of whlskey
70 be the purest, and best article Of its kind
sold ia the state.
F. BROOKE MATTHEWS, Sole agent,
Faulkner Nd,
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Estray Notice.

Found tresspassing 90 my wheat field, a
black SOW, with no flesh mark. The owner
will come forward pay charges and take her
away; otherwise she will be disposed Of ac-
cording to law.
NJ EDELIN,.
may l9-et. Bryantown Nd.
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Four changes allowed to yeaI., advertisers
without additional charge.
An advertisements due and payable after the
first insertion.
Obituaries and Personal Communications
will be Inserted at ten cents per line.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
oRPHASs' CoURr OF CHARLES CouSrY, SCI
May 80, 1899.
ORDERED by the Court, that Adrian
" Posey, administrator OF William D.
Posey, deceased, give the notice required BY
law to the creditors Of said deceased, to exhibit
their claims, legally authenticated, by adver-
tisement inserted in some one newspaper pub
lish ed in Charles county, Maryland, once in
each II three successive weeks.
True copy-test:
c. b. Posey, Reg sfwlls, Chas Co.
NOTICE.
THIS is to give notice, that the subscriber
Il has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Charles county, Maryland, letters Of admin
istration on the personal estate OF
WILLIAM D POSEY,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here.
BY warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, TO the
subscriber, on or before the 9th day of Deem
Der next. They may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benef tof said deceased estate.
Given under my hand this Both day Of
May, 1899.
ADRIAN P0SEY,
Administrator of VIM. D. Posey. june 9-dt.
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FOR SALE.

THOROUGHBRED South Down buck.
i Lambs. Druid Hill Park Stock IS 90
Handsome pure bred buck 2 years old $40 90
5 good ewes $40 90; to be delivered July LIST,
1899
JOHN MATTHEW'S,
june 2-d LIS Plata, Md.
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Notice.

Owing TO the unsafe condition Of the Wharf
At Riverside no more stock will be shipped to
or from that point until futher notice.
W. D. SWAN, Owner.
may 26-ct.
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WANTED.

Shoe salesman 10 travel in the lower coun-
ties Of Maryland, Que who has bad experience
in selling shoes preferred.
SPRAGINS, BUCK 4 CO.,
june Bet Baltimore, Nd.
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Administrative Notice.

OsrHAss CouRr oF cHARLss couxvY. SCI.
Ia PLATA, June 6, 1899.
nRDERED by the Court that Kate Ware
Administrative Of William Jones,
de rased, give the notice required by law 10
the creditors OF said H., ,srd TO exhibit their
claims, legally authenticated ~ advertisement
inserted 10 some new spaper published IN
Charles County, Matylaud, once In each Of
three successive weeks.
True eopy-test;
CATALOUs II. PoSEY,
RegiJler OF Wills for Charles County.
NOTICE.
TNHlS is to give notice, that the subscriber,
has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Charles County, Maryland, letters Of admin
istration on the personal estate Of
WILLIAM N. JONES,
late OF said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
BY warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, TO the
subscriber, on orbefore the 9Th day Of Deem
Der next. They may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefits Of said deceased 5
estate
Given under my hand Ibis 9Th day Of June
1893
KATE WARE,
Administrative Of William N. Jones.
June 9-dt.
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HOODS PILLS cure Liver His, Bill
Iousness, Indigestion, Headache.
Easy 60 take, easy TO operate. 25c.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

White teachers association will be held in
the Court House in La Plata, on Friday,
June l6. s9s.
Ca'ored teachers association will 10 held in
{ Cour; House in la Plata on N lay, June
Is. 1899
Ry orisr of Board.
THoM NJ CARPENTER. srrre,ar,
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For County Commissioner.

HEREBY announce myself rs candidate
i for County Commissioner subject to the
artion Of the Republican Convention.
THOMAS A. MATTHEW'S,
June 2-bm.
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FOR RENT.
Indiantown farm. Apply
to A. POSEY.

NOOD ROSES, FIVE TO FIFTY CENTS
VI each. The Aest CIR, san hsmums, ter
aaiums, Yerbeuss, and etc. Write Us your
wants or see ~ on market DAYS In Lexington
Cen,re or North Eastern Markets, address
FISCHER h EKAS, Florists, Toll Gate
Bel Air Ave, Baltimore. Nd. apr. Item.
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ORDER NISI.
In the Circuit Court for Charles County.
No. s56 Equity.

10 the matter Of the sale of the real estate
under power contained in mortgage from
William W. Gibbons to Mary Madd and limo
gene F. Mudd.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons i,debt-d 10 The laip drm q
N Rohcr 4 JAens are aaruest,y :, quest. 4
10 seattle On or ei re the Isl ct August next.
: not settled b, that time al coun'e. not. :.
sc then due VIII he plscd in the hands o
N aitor1e. FIR collection, ~. the insines.
must be settled up
j h. RuBERTS,
June 2 am T. T. OWEN.
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MARYLAND INDEPENDENT.

subscription. 81 syear; months, 70 cents
6 months, so cents. All subscription IN ad-
sance,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-01-17

pssary to diSembnrK and travel
through the little town around the
rapids that bar navigation up the river
to take smaller steamer beyond.
From Castillo the commission pro-
cepded Oh the San Carlos, at the head
OF the river, where the small steamer
was left and larger one, the Vic
t"rla, was taken for the voyage across
the lake to Granada. The commits
sion proceeded at once from Granada
to Managua, the capital of the coun-
try, by rail, and after few days pas
sed in official and social functions, re-
turned to Granada. taking steamer
for San Jorge, IA point further do N
on the western shore of the lake, near
which the canal will leave the lake
for the Pacific.
Here the com mission passed nearly
month before twas again able to
get steamer for the passage back
across the lake to San Carlos.
The return trip down the river be-
gan here, and in d few days the party
was once more at Ochoa. In six
| days the commission reached Grey
town, having studied thoroughly the
country, if such it can he called, upon
which 1t Is proposed by the existing
canal plan to rear the San Francisco
embankments, having mastered the
Eastern Divide. and having examined
the sites proposed for the three locks
under the project of the Maratime
Canal Company.
The news OF the blowing up OF the
Maine made strong the desire in the
mind OF Rear Admiral Walker and
J Colonel Haines and others of the
party to be in the United States once
more. A journey to Costa RIGA, ly
ing to the South. was made, and early
III March found the commission turn.
ed towards New York. And sfpce
that time the report which Congress
Is now 80 eagerly awaiting has been
growing daily. Parties have one by
one been finishing their work and re.
turning home. their chiefs going to
" ashingtOn to submit their portions
for their proper places in the whole
, structure.
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Nevada Legislature.

The Nevada Legislature organized
for its 10Th session yesterday. The
Senate and Assembly were called to
order at IL o'c ock noon and the
members were sworn in, after which
they organized as follows:
Senate--t3eo. Ernst, President pro
tenn; Sergeapt-at arms, William Eas-
ton, ex-Sheriff of Lander; Secretary,
Il. j. Osborne OF Lincoln; Assistant
Secretary, Frank Folsom Of Ormsby;
Minute Clerk, John Considine of
Storey; journal Clerk, r. A. Edwin;
EDgrossing Clerk, s. M. H. Juhl Of
Eureka; Enrolling Clerk, Miss Com.
enski Of Lyon; Copying Clerk, S. A.
Woodward; COMMITTEES Clerk, H.
Alleman OF Douglas; Page, Master
Gavin of Ormsby; Porter, Richard
Savage OF Ormsby; Messenger, was
passed. The Republicans voted for
P. l.. Flanagan for President.
Acknowledgements, Lem Allen Of
Churchill; Speaker pro tenn, Fl. H.
Coryell Of Elko; Chief Clerk, Nate
Rolf of Washoe; Assistant Chief
Clerk. w. Virgin Of Douglas; Sergeant
alarms, d. +, Abel of Humboldt,
Journal Clerk, d. Morton Of Lincoln;
Minute Clerk. w. Willis Of Lyon; En-
crossing Clerk, Dora Sheehan Of Elko;
Enrolling Clerk. j. g. Lucy OF Eu-
reka; Copying Clerk, Mrs. Meffler Of
Lander; Committee Clerk, Mrs. X.
A. Murphy Of Esmeralda: Messenger,
G. Cyrac Of Nye; Page, Joe Reed Of
Ormsby; Porter, Charles Balm Of
Ormsby.
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1he above are. the caucus nominees
of each branch of the legislature.
The Gazette. anti Stewart, saws the
following participated in the caucus
es with the understanding that the
organization should cut no figure in
the Senate riat contest:
Senate:-Comins. Martin, Hardes-
~, Lord, HUI, Symmetrical, Kelly.
Denton. Ernst and Livingston,
Everything went off emoothly;George
Ernst acted as Chairman.
Assembly Allen, Wilkerson, Ged-
ney, Coryell, Patterson, Henley, Lei
dy, Raftus, fremont, Bradshaw,
Hancock. Strosnider, Armstrong,
Deadly, Kirman, MCGOWAN, Kinney.
The Senate took ii recess until . D.
m. at which time the committees
were to be appointed. The Assem-
bly, adjourned until 10 o'clock TODAY
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r OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO
LUCAS COUNTY b

n OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO
LUCAS COUNTY ss
|ANK J.iCHENEY makes:oath that
the senior partner Of the firm OF
CHENEY &Co.. doing business in
Flty Of Toledo, County and State
said, and that said firm will pay
|um Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
= for each and every case Of Ca.
that cannot be cured by the use
NILS CATARRH CURE. .....
FRANK }. CHENEY,
orr to before me and subscribed
presence, this 9Th day of De.
per, y. D., 1896.
Az A. w. Gleason,
~ Notary Public.
nd for testimonials free.
Id by Druggists, 75c.
ais Family Pills are the best.
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Prof. Dayton G. Miller, of Case
school, Cleveland, o.. has constructed
an instrument which will measure to
one 1wenty-millionth of an inch. The
principle is waves OF light.
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N. Fl. A. Mason. who has-Iarge cat
tie interests in this county, has SHE'D
his castor into the Senatorial ring.
When the fight is over, he will DO
found lying on his back on the beach
with the other aspirants for Stewards
shoes.
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SALMAGUNDl.

he thaw continues much long
r streets will be navigable for
large boats. Their condition
isGrace to the town.
Mcdonald Of Virginia City is
test aspirant for the position of
tintendent of the Insane Asy
His claims ara being vigorously
bh.
Montana Senatorial deadlock
Dues. Conrad received SO votes
day and Clarke %. This is a
of two for Clarke, and a loss OF
pr the DAILY man.
INDEPENDENT was the ONLY
east of Reno to give the organ.
of the Legislature yesterday
want the news, subscribe for
per that gives it.
funeral Of Congressman Ding
ok place in the House of Repre-
tivHs yesterday. The services
Impressive and for the first time
b. history OF the country m usic
beard in the House of Represen-
Is.
.ubic foot of lead ore weighs
ouuds. Thus vein of galena
+ wide, 6 feet high and 6 feet
will produce 6,582 pounds; or a
~ inches wide will net one ton
fathom; 3 inches wide two tons:
hes wide four tons.
lionel MaZuma seems to be get.
in his work in the California
ature. Already their Speaker
fused OF too much familiarity
the Coils sack. Other idols are
y to be smashed before a sue
pr to Senator White is elected.
'utenant Henderson received a
Ptch yesterday from the attend
Of Harry War;, Of Troop M.
ey's Cavalry, who has the typhoid
at Jacksonville, Florida. asking
SlO0 he forwarded for his benefit.
FED Cross Society responded and
money was forwarded today.
it will restore the Young man
|alth.
I'M L. Baker left town today fully
lied that he was not elected to the
Fature. He has been in town
pr three times since the election
ng inquiries about the way the
stood and has finally satisfied
PIT that he wasn't in it on the 9th
'vember. If he should come in
on the same erraud, the vigil
committee should take him in
The anti.Stewart papers would
ne themselves to facts and deal
lie fancies less. they would give
readers better idea Of the Sen
al situation. Their chief aim
8 to be to belittle Stewards
9Th and exaggerate that of the
|sltion. Then Ter change they
ID coarse personal abuse of Sen
Stewart as il that would aid in
eteat. Such tactics can have no
ence with sensible men.
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:! III

Constable Ito the nrator)-Now,
now! You mustn't call him such
names as that.
Cabman lin frenzy) Him wot
smashed me cab All killed me 'orse an
left LIE 'elpless cripple! Wot the
- do yer expect me to call ina
'owlln hangel?-London Judy.
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THE MIC ARAGUA CANAL.

absorbing topics before the Congress
of the United States, the following
from the San Francisco Post on the
Investigations made by our govel n
ment will be of interest:
Three distinct hills looking to the
settlement of the question of the
Nicaraguan Canal, each. in it's way.
radically different from the others,
are now before Congress and which,
if any, will prevail? And it will be
many long day before these ques
tons can be answered.
What is known as the Walker Com
mission, the result of years work,
will shortly be ready to present to
Congress. This Is the governmental
commission which was made in 1895
under che auspices of President Cleve-
lane.
IT had neither the time nor the
money required for an adequate and
mprehensive conclusion in the mat
ter. However, from it's own observa-
tons and from previous and subse-
quent examinations Of the plans Of
the Maritime Canal Company, the
Ludlow Commission submitted re-
port which was decidedly unfavorable
to the project OF the Maritime Canal
Company. Many alterations in the
company's plans we're suggested, sew
eral Of the features we're condemned,
and the cost of the canal-and provis-
ional at that twas placed at Si33, 000,-
COO. something like $50, 100000 in ex
cess OF the cost of the canal as esti
mated by tho experts OF the Maritime
Cinal Company. The increase in the
estimate Of cost, however, was largely
due to the com missions recommenda
tons for q canal on a more generous
scale than that planned by the COM
pany.
The commission severely condemn.
ed tile proposed dam at Ochod, which
ls the keystone, SO to speak, Of the
whole project of the Maritime Com
paDy. 1t declared such a dam to be
entirely without precedent and I'M
safe, in that. the borings i'll the bed Of
the Sau Juan river conducted by the
engineers OF the company, although
carried to depth OF twenty-tbree
feet, had not developed rock foun-
dalton. E'"' ~.
The report of the commission urged
the appointment Of another commits
sion. and one which should have
eighteen months time and S350.0n0
for the perfecting of surveys, hydro
graphic and geologic, and the gather
ing Of data, which the Ludlow Com
mission claimed had not been OBJ.
tanned to the" extent that it should
have been under the surveys OF the
Maritime Canal Company. 49,.
The com mission was week in
navigating the river to its source,
Lake Nicaragua, which is about one
hundred and twenty miles from the
Caribbean.
The geological work, carried on un
der the direction Of G. Willard Hay CO,
OF the Geological Survey, has already
developed the fact that there was rock
and in abundance beneath the bed OF
the river, and that there was no ques-
ton that dan could be built. go far
as the matter Of foundation was con-
cerned. 1t will be remembered that
the Ludlow Commission condemned
the Ochoa dam proposition. Mr..
Hayes early finding and it's subse-
quent development have made it Ger.
tain that there is a good foundation
for the dam, although the question of
financial practicability remains.
From Ochoa the commission pas
sed on to Castillo, where it was nec-
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Presbyterian Church.

Presbyterian Church.
Subject for Wednesday at 7 p. NJ:
saul and David--A Contrast"
congregational meeting at 8 Il. NJ.
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Hardly.

Cabman Sitting in the street amid
the ruins of his cab and horse, to dri-
yer of the bus which accustomed the