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uea train Glide. out Of station bearing You on Journey
and the dank atos
crowded novels leaps aashins housh Kissed ren sp
Sliding asamy through the nelas and
umhng the bridges sereechns over the crossroads
So, - sxrr every emotion tina. your own heart feels min
itself and TO sing Home and
Isyennr fans night following the
track OF the headishs into unknown darkness
the FARE OF THAT TRAM AND ALL IRIS PRECIOUS FREIGHT
air brake he
alert
One error ,here-who can guess sef
BY m a train
and che "eles" click
engine and then the crash
Hoaentay the
cab and Death misht ,umPaany The throttle
SUPPOSE WORD SHOULD nE PASSED RACK
BLOUSE AND DRINKING HARD 10 SUSTAIN MS
a with
Of safs'y
you y a man
HAVE DRANK ENOUGH YOURSELF 70 wow
DISTILLED MADNESS. AND THAT WHEN IT
that train dies the valleys and hurts Itself over the mount
preeIpce-
turmoil his and his h~ndswouia
Gould YOU you
through night trusting God to
when devn held the cab
eeins from that bottle In the house7
who sober would
demand that he
he 10 get
DRINK OTHERS
IN HIMSELF.
railway bu incident fe II Is but
volume Of
Bu accept a a whole life
DO You WANT
DRUNKEN ENGINEER
the swallowed death that
of mat n
You YOURSELF ENGINEER oFsTIus TRAIN.
10 must sreed with wtfeopen
prematureiy
n
freight
AS ENGINEER UpON WHOM THIS TRAINS FATE
DEPENDS. AFFORD no CARRY BOTTLE WITH You IN THE
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Rev +. =. Revelie spoke on "prepa-
ration for Service MenHrn. Akin
anh Morgan conducted the song SER
vice. and Miss Vera Thompson sang
a Hilu. &, II, Reeves conducted the
eeFiEecratiou service.
The following Seattle pastors took
part la the Northwest baptist eon-
vention. which adjourned Ia What
com last night Rev. j. H. Weber.
itev, A. TaranEer. Rev. George
Campbell. Rev y. pkasaki, Hev. G.
=. ohrum and REV. Fred Taylor,
corwin =. shank and stephen Hun
also took part IN the discussions.
The Iunlar Auxiliary OF 81. fauls
church held a very successful sale
~ candy and other articles last week.
Tho nnair was held az the home OF
AIRS George u. Lane ON Queen Anne
avenue, which was prettiiy decorat-
ed Tor the occasion.
Y, NJ. 9. A.-At alao y. m. Bible
study rally. which begins the win
ter's work, viii take place. John NJ,
Dean, evangelist. VIII speak GA The
strength II the Great Rock" Mrs.
Emma Mofrett viii sing,
Theonophie4i aoclss Amanda lodge
meets at Ills Third avenue M T. m.
The Evolution % Consciousness. ="
Thomas A. Harness.
Queen city T'hsoaophlrni Society In
America Meets IN Pioneer Block At
) 3. m. Subject Principle or sentl-
ment"
A sabbath school conducted by
Rev. q. II. sutton will be held to-
morrow IT y m. al thr horne Of ],
A MctAreu AZ Green Lake
Ala o'clock tomorrow afternoon AZ
the Y. ". G. A. hall On Second ave-
nue. Mrs. Macrahee or the Salvation
Army viii address meeting OF the
Masters Cali" fleaidra being an
accomplished np@aker the lady In a
trained singer stats Secretary
Louise +. Shields win be present AZ
the meeting.
The Girls Branch Of the Rssoeia-
ton ~ holding messing AZ the az
ISOLATION hall this afternoon. There
II one period devoted 70 sewing. an
ether 90 Bible study and another q
gymnastics. All girls from : 20 n
yrars % age are invited 20 the sat
urday afternoon rneetipEA.
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Forbes In the title role. shows a street
scene In Frederick. II is a beautiful
twilight evening. and on the steps
~ the F-ftefrhsr house IN four younk
ladies chatting over their love af-
fairs. The act ends by Barbara
Frietchie becoming engaged 70 Capt.
rruFnbuii. n Union soldier.
The second act takes place 81 Ha-
EerHtnwu the nest dsg, where the
marriage ceremony - about 20 be
performed between barbara and che
Northern captain. The wedding 10
interrupted by the rattle % uaus<es .
.ry and hail % bullets. ana Cap,
Tramhui hufries away 10 join his
regiment
The third act shows the interior
II the Frfetehie house In Frederick
20 where Capt. Trumbuii. wounded
unto death. ia taken ard sectefed
away from the search gang 81 the
confed~rate~. The s~vne her-in de-
ptrted between Barbara and Jack
Sesiey. a Southern youth Who has
gone crazy for love Of barbara. has
been dsscritsd BY the unanimous
san Franstsco press as being one of
the mosf dramatic ever shown upon
the stage.
The fourth act returns to fh- 81 ~es
IN Frederick. showing the return Of
the triumphant southern soldiers.
with stonewaf jackson riding
ahead"
~Finniusn's Bali"
ssF1nntgan'a Hall. comes 70 the
Third Avenue theatsr tomorrow.
opening with n matinee. n - making
lis eighth annual tour OF the eoun-
try.
Not many comedies live 10 reach
this age, but n has always BEEN the
policy - Manager oitic Mack 70 -.
cure the hest people that wer~ To b.
found In the farce comedy fi~id and
supply thsrn every year with new
ard bright material 20 work with.
Farce comedy Il cf that Loose ara-
matte construction that permits and
even invites these annual charges. n
tudiciouaiy done. as has been the
case with The Bali" the entertain
ment " really a new one each veal.
More elaborate changes and inn
pruvemenfa have been made IN the
piece this year than any time IN the
last four years. ard the result II that
even thome who have s~rn the piece
many times before Wfll md II Tits
year a new entertainment Go them.
-
r,untau. real estate. ~ rfniuu block
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gcnfelter. AZ II a. m. Personal
Work. $50 y, m. Value OF Soul"
Emanuel Lutheran Rev. N. A.
Christlanaon, At y. m. Seeking
the Kingdom Of God
Advent Chriatian--Rev. S. Z. lIay-
ward. At ~ Is. m. Money and Nil
nority v, Muscle and Majority" 1880
y, m. sT'he Fifth Universal King
dom"
FIRST NJ, 4, ,Green Lalsel Rev y.
n, sutton AZ II a. m~ Gods Work
In Us" ESQ y. ms sour Work With
God"
westminster Presbyterian - REV.
I David Blythe At II "a. m. "A les
son from the season." z 80 p. m,
The Fuilness ~ Christ"
Roman Catholic Meeting.
Church ~ our Lady of Good Help
Rev v. y frrfentaine. pastor.
Low mass. : a. m. high mass, TO- 80
I a, m. Sunday school, s y. IN. and
Veapers and eenedlction. =. m.
| Sacred Heart church Rev. George
A. Hild. pastor Low maze. . a. M.
and ! =. m: chlldren'a mass. aitb
a. m. high mass and sermon, a,ts
a. m. Sunday nehoel after children :
mass; vespers. sermons and benedic-
ton at 80 p. m.
Church % Immaculate Conception
Rev. A. swecfe, pastor Low mass.
y;so and $50 a. m. high mass and
sermon. 1880 am. sunday school.
$3.50 .. m. rosary and henedlction.
/ s.3o .. m.
New Parish-Bev. W. j Metr. pas
tor. Services temporarily IN hall on
jackson street. between Twenty
sixth and Twenty -aeVeuth avenues.
law mass. q. m. high mass, 1880
a. m.
Church Notes
There viii be no services in st.
Marks church tomorrow. ewing 90
the alterations that arr being made
In the building. Il il expected. how
ever. that services can be resumed
the Sunday following.
The Christian EndcaVarers held
their fail rally last evening in the
Westminster Presbyterian church
An excellent program Vas given.
Rev. v. N. q. Temple delivered an
address on Saved TO Serve" and
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ness or Canaan. which," 7.3o .. m.
Gods Method with Man"
Trinity 81. E.--Rev. r. G. Lee. At
II a. M. Have Safe In Cod" 7.30
y. m. Thoughts on the Coal Miners
Strike"
First NJ. E.-Rev. p. n. Randall.
~ II q. m, The Sword Of the splr-
IT. 1870 p. m. THE Tenants Of the
Heart
First NJ. Prev. 7. r. Revelle. At
II a. fna The Earth Is Full Of Coda
Giadness. 1870 p. m. Preparation
for Service"
Plymouth congregational-Rev. W.
II. @. Temple. At II a. NJ, The Price
Of Peace" 40 p. m, Spectacular
chrisiianity.4
Taylor Congregational Rev. l.. l..
Woods. At u a. m. Salvation for
the Abandoned" D. m. Life
Types"
Mt. Zion BAPTIST (coiored) Rev. J.
q. Mcpherson. At II n. M, Christ
7 Rejected" Ti30 y. m. 1.-THE Church
Or the Future. or Echoes From the
Northwest Baptist Convention"
Trinity Parish--Rev. r. ~. Gowen.
At II a. m. The Secret OF Rest .
20 .. m, THE Danger Of an Empty
Heart"
First chriauan-Rey. b. II. Lin
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I'M CHURCHES

FIRST unittariau-Rev. w. Dssim-
cnds. AT II =. m. The Divine Law
Of Human brotherhood. Introduce
tory address, THE Truth About Tho
Eoya' and Girls Industrial School"
FIRST Presbyterian n a.
Matthews. At y a. M Heaven IN IN
eueeted:f 7.20 y. m, lmm0fality
fhe Incubator Of fnfidehty."
Trnifed Presbyterian Rev. " 4.
fpaldinx. AZ II a. m, ne ff,ne or
q Man. 7.s0 p. m. The Faith We
welsh rresbyterian--Hev. Owen
Jones. At II a. m. prayer f'sV D.
M. Jericho" ,
ane Street Presbyterian--he REV.
1arnra Thomson, At II a. m. Con
dltionaI success in Christian Enter
rr,se." .. m. The Best compan-
% Grace n. E.-Rev: n. G. GA. = a. ~
II a. m. The SouIh hsdl.n' '.''
n M. s4.he wonderful Boy"
1affer-y street NJ E.-Hey. f r.
make. Al II a. M. Egypt, Wiloer-
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Pacific Coast clsthInoca
': %: ::'.. CIothinQ
goo First Ave-, Cor. Marion s.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. On.
FfCE OF THE cOAPTROIlI1
OF THE CURRENCY, wAsHINC.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT o..
FfcE OF THE cOMpTR0rIH
OF THE CURRENCY, w4sHTNc.
TON. ID. c.. SEPTEMBER 1 ~
WHEREAS. BY satlsfacfory ~.
denee presented to tho und<rsdes>l
n has been made 20 appear ~,
The First National Bank n g..
tle." located in the City II $500,
IN the County % King and s{afs Y
Washingon. has Compiled win 4
the provisions OF the FACT II ex1rrs-
To enable Snionai Bank sssoc;s<1o~.
TO extend their corpqrafe exlre.o
and for other purposes" xr1ruF,S
July 18th. 1855
NOW. THEREFORE,. /. Tko-..
y. Kane. deputy and acttnr CO.
troiler Of the currency. DO 49,
certify that The First xs<Iurs,
Bank Of Seattle located IN q On
OF Seattle. In the County OF Ksse N
State Of Washington, Ia anfkalI16
20 have succession for the 49,
specified in its amended arIeim z
association namely unfn ciapo 4
business on september 4 1854
In testimony whereof, wi,nen NJ
hand and seal Of once thlx Fouryh
day Of September. 1904.
7. p. KAN
Deputy and Acting Conp<ssf9 q
the Currency. No. 37S1
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-11

FOR SALE 1T
w. q Tr'R~ER a ico.. ia Garry ct
ofie~ op~n Evsninxs.
iossrico > LOTS on nth AVE NORTH.
cheapest lot. IL the Rro.assy eistrfet
and can Be rois On e.-y terms
COR LOT a-,ss r So OF QUEEN ANNE
hiti. have scu been up there in the last
-~ii thi. an. eorn-r GO e.sa ard $50
PEE uasuth. per cent interest. now il
me ti-s 10 starr IN 10 xss hone.
LOTS IN BAxrrr1ts ADD. sosioe EACH
nne; $40 o~A a. sic per Hsn'A.
Lot /. ssx, RAINIER HEIGHTS ADD:
- s~sh - per 49,. msssh.
LOT .cx,m cso,,rg ann. NEAR r,.Ks
Washington ard ju.f wes Of Denny
riain~ Paris .aasssion. near the Msdron2
Psrt car line o. cash. e psr meath.
LOTS CRY GARDENS MAR AND on
Reason car line; sc cash. $50 r~r month.
LOT .or,co Sorrm OF MADISON Rr-
tween Twenty. tnurth and T~rnfy-afth on
ward street: Is cash. SO PR ncaih-
SNAP ron SMALL ixvssToR-apoom
oostass. lo< sssisa. street graded. concrete
walk all PAID. bath. toilet. city water
month only 'ase ~, zoo cash
LOT soxi2s TOP OF QUEEN ANNE Hill.
1870 cash. $3.50 per month.
LOTS BETWEEN LAroxA AND
ltrcokiFn; one corner. near the car
line; a snan. good terrns
fis, SIS. SIS SIS. sin
HAVE FOR sAf.E AT SIS PER LOT. s.
cash. $3.50 Per mo. 20 lots In state PARK
sdf. north Of Ravcnna Park: lots s0xfoa.
this IL cheaper than you can buy acre
rroperty near II. now e. the time 10 buy.
these lots are worth $40 each now ard
you can make no mistake In buying o.
icis at this price.
PROPERTY ron SALE ALI. OVER CRY
and n you do not md ANYTHING you want
IN this lisa cali and win fnd just what
you want
NJ 4 TURNER q co, fas Cherry Al
nff4ra Oman EVENINGS
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uErr waNTEp-MALn

nor NEVADA AND UTAH.
BOO RAfi.ROAD MEN FOR NEVADA
MuCkElts. TRANSFERS, HAMMERS
MIN AND MACHINE MEN. 81 90 TO
$3.50 SHIP DAILY.
M'NfcHOL 4 HAWKINS
lis WEST MAIN STREET.
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good strong bright boy. Ap-
ply al 21h Bailey building.
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10 anrs~ situated On electric and steam
esr Hne, riaae - Seattle - sores cleared.
7sfuasn haiiae. barns pig Ftyffi ehtrksr
haussa dairy Including all stock. 4
milking COWS 2.ysaf4aid hsifsr, q
spring calves. o haas 40 enlfkfbs. IL
tons e00a hay ~ tons ugfsfnTs, " tans
carrots. ratahHEos plqW. hhFf0W. ftltt-
safof, all TIE fuTnitufs IN from
house. washing machine ehuru ana nBfsi-
ef0Is Oshsr Hrtieiss In fact this pisss
is ready tfEtsp fiRht on and 80 % work
l2fgp.
a. LAwHEfecE.
fskA Second a#eHas.
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THiRTEEH-room nat. close 60 school and
car lot noxioo. house now and modern.
5000, terms.
fwelve-rnnm modern Fat, close in
every convenience, rents for S6S per mo- I:
me view. on easy terms.
Elegant new ccttaEs Green Lake: has
about 20 feet waterfront. block car. can
be had now FOR siih9. terms
Ten-rpum house, Queen Anne. pox12o feet.
all kinds OF fruit. Sa0no
Nine room house on Queen Anne. level lot
4oxi2O, only stTOo
Two 4-room new cottages and one new g.
room oottaFr chsan, on terms.
q. v. HOOUE a CO..
"a RsAsAa hla@k,
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Seattle
Dental
ParIors

Tho largest and best equipped dental office
on the Pacific Coast. We have all the latest
and most scientific methods Of modern and
painless dsntiatry. We crown. nil and ex-
tract teeth without the least pain. No stu
dents employed. but all are dentists Of long
years OF experience We examine your teeth
and tell you IA advance just what your work
Will cost We make no charge for extracting
teeth when pia ties are ordered. All work
guaranteed ten years Lady attendants al
tendance.
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NOW Is YOUR CHANCE FOR A HOME
We will oncr for the next few davH 49,.
tracts on the Renton- Tacoma line cni.
- minutes ride from the business e.r,er
OF the city. for saea 10 Ssf5 per tract.
this soil II hne. above the overaot., : /,
the river; title perfect. you hnd h.tts-
come soon as there viii emily be a linn.
tied numher SOLD at this price
ADAMS q NICHOLAS
itts Second avenue. Roo,., -.
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Large Lots on PAyn~n's Of - honfh.
Large fsss on Paym~nis u 81 Houth.
Tomorrow take an hour on snd uss
ths~s ear tiekstsi
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BEST BARGAfNs OFFERED.
effoo takes two lots eoxieo, small hou>s
and orchard. Nine;eenth avenue, Msdi
son car: no better opportunity offered 20
get n home. half cash.
1890 only for lots adjoining; iaoxiao: an
cleared. ready for building; TWENTY
fourth avenue. close 20 Madison: thi. 4.
q snap; builders should see this al onos
QuALHEfM a HOLMAN
500 New York Block
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TOMORROW

Opening Sale N Columbia Terraces
s....t.... sat- - fsffat,sk ls rs.tsss
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FOR SALE FINE corner Green Lake sront
cheap. easy terms. also other cheap lots
dtrersnt places In city. Owner, 2Os Pa
akhc black
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"Barbsr Frietehier

first act OF Barbara Frietchie. :"
that greatest OF all war dramas. to
be presented all next week AZ the Sc
attic theater, with Mary Elizabeth
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THE ALvoRp ACRE TRACTS.

BEAUTIFUL cleared slightly lots. ssO 10
SIC, terms 50 down. o. monthly. frss
water and wocd.
small ns~ houye. large lot. sepo. tsrm.
sRh down. $40 monthly,
Several cottages for rent, 81 per month nm
owner HlfimAn. Offices west shore Co.,
Lake. car line crosses property.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-08-26
LOST PARTY FOUND.
Struck by Lightning and Killed -.
Falls.

Grindewald, Switzerland. August 90.
The bodies of TWO Londoners named
.Fearon and those of two guides, mo
started August 18th TO ascend tn Wet
.tehhorne and who did not return have
been. found by a search party under
the summit of the mountain.
Two OF the party were apparently
killed by lightning and two met their
deaths by falls.
Two bodies only were ecove | by
the rescue party. They were these Of
F. B. Fearon and a guide named Bra
wand. Both bodies we're blackened
by lightning and still roped together.
The handle of the guides ice axe, which
was foun stuck in the snow on the
summit of the Wetterhorne, had been
split by the lightning The guides
body was partly consumed and his
skull was crushed. No trace of the
bodies of the other members of the
Iparty were found. 1t is believed, how
ever, after being overtaken by a snow
storm August Goth, they were blown
over a precipice into the Wetterkessel
George, where they are hidden by the
snow.
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RESOLUTIONS AGAINST TRUSTS.
Adopted by the Trnns-Mississippi
Cor iEnerCiaI Congress-.

st. Paul, Mimi, August 22.-Although
yesterdays discussion of the trust ques-
ton and the later action of the resolu-
lions committee in ignoring the ques-
ton had been regarded as the enc of
consideration Of that problem before
the trans-Mississippi commercial con-
gress, sue proved not to be the case.
When the congress was called to order
today resolutions were adopted as fol-
lows:
Whereas, The trust system has been
and is a menace to our republican insti-
tutions and,
Whereas, If allowed to continue to
form combinations unreStrained of
trade n the elimination Of competi-
ton, the wealth Of the entire country
will be concentrated in the hands of a
few, and,
Whereas, The said combinations are
calculated to destroy the hope and m
bition Of the youth Of the country, it
being we'll understood that the ambition
and hope of the young men of this ma
ton ave made it great; therefore be it,
Resolved, BY this congress-, that the
president Of the United States be re-
specially urged to use all the power
vested in his office to tie end that the
growing power and the influence of the
trusts may be destroyed.
Resolved. That if IN the wisdom of
the national congress-, the laws now on
the statute books are insufficient to
suppress this growing evil, that other
more stringent and efficient laws be
speedily enacted"
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SwANSBORO NOTES.
The Town Progressing = Politics
There-Nezv Industries.

Correspondence of The Messenger.)
Swansboro, n. c., August %.
Mr.. Joe J. Lauchlin, Mr.. Jas. Powers
and family, Mrs. J.. B. Farrer and
daughter Miss Julia, and little son
James, of your city were welcome visi-
tors to our place last and this week.
Mrs. R. L. Williams and children, of
Portsmouth, Va, are in town visiting
Miss Cora Provost, who has been at
Hubert, visiting her sister, Mrs. Lewis
Morton who left today for Wilmington,
where she has lived many years under
the doctors care. She is an invalid, and
has been for several years, and Mrs.
T. NJ. Woodruff and two children,
who have been north on Long Island,
N Y, visiting relatives and friends,
returned home here yesterday.
Miss Maggie Bell, sister of our towns
man, Mr.. p. w. Bell, is visiting her
brother and friends this week here. She
is from South Carolina near Florence.
We a W had man. visitors this sum-
mer and would have had (many) more,
but for the. need of transportation. We
need a railroad bad.
Messrs. Louis Enerctein and H. For
man, Of Norfolk, Va, were here last
week to establish a fish huckster bust
ness, they will about the first
of September to buy any and all kinds
of salt and fresh fish they are whole
sale and retail ealer in fish and Oys-
tiers in Norfolk, Va.
The ~SwanSboro Lumber Company IS
booming, not only itself, but booming
our town land, any one coming here
today after being absent a few years,
would hardly know the place, new
buildings, streets, new mills and new
people coming and going up all the
time. Lately there was built a new
saw mill, new dry kiln, new steam
launch, now putting DOWN a new arte-
sian we'll, have built and burned a new
brick kiln lately with 10000 capacity,
have loaded and sent off in the last
month six or eight vessels carrying
some $50, 900 feet of lumber on an aver
age to each vessel, they saw now about
% 5000 feet per day, in old mill. The
new one will cut lear 10000 feet with
band saws. Mr.. Prettyman is a gen
uine hustler.
The fish catch here is just commenc-
ed. mullets are coming in right fast
and buyers are plentiful, but Diamond
back terrapins are in great demand
they sell here for 90 cents each, for p
inch size and S1.60 each for 6-inch size,
measure bottom shell. Messrs. clyde
Pittman and Ed Foster. are the terra
pin buyers. -,
Politics in our county was terrible
Just before the primaries, now a little
more calm since the most
of the people seem to be SatlSned with
the nominees, but hear some talk OF
independents coming out. Can't salts
fy everybody you know, guess we can
expect any better of a county going in
dependent, when the state is so too. as
We hear Mr.. Walter Clark will nave an
opponent for chief justice, when me
railroad comes, we will side around |Ho
| see these dissatisfied would be or
| holders. My, My. My! how these Htoe
| chaps do want Office all democrat to