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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-19
PETER ISCH LOCATES
NATURAL GAS vein
Says 1t Is Between Dold and
Cudahy Plants.
ONLY 900 FEET DEEP
Claims to Be Former Employe
of Bishop Hennessy.

There was some interest about the pack
ing houses in this city caused by the re-
port that natural gas had been found yes
terday in that section. Peter Isch. who
has located oil and gas wells in the state
of Ohio says the gas is here.
II takes large amount OF coal TO furn-
lsh the steam power for the big packing
houses in this city and it was not strange
that the report that there is a vein of
gas between the Dold and Cudahy plants
wouli create some interest. Whether peo-
pie believed the report or not they wished
ii were true.
4 representative OF the Eagle called at
the Dold plant yesterday AMI asked Sup
erinte11ent Darrigrand what was the
foundation OF that report. The superin-
tendent seated himself in his Office chair.
lighted a fresh cigar, and said, u will
tell you"
Last evening man came along here
with a forked stick in mis- hand. the eoint
OF the stick was covered with silver He
told me that there was vein of gas about
80 feet wide running across Lawrence ave
nue. toward the east. He went out and
located the center of the gas vein about
sixty feet north OF the engine house l
told him that | was from the state of
Missouri and he would have to show me.
He asked me to take hold Of the stick be-
low his hands and l found that when he
came TO the point where he said was the
center OF the vein the stick would turn
down in spite of my effort to keep 1t erect.
could not see that he made any effort
to turn it and 1 cannot tell whether he
did or not. 1t however turned all right.
Il am not much of a believer in any
stick business like that but the man SEEM
ed honest He said to show me that he
was no fake he would tell me that III
worked for thirteen years for Bishop
Hennessy when he lived in St Louis l
asked him if he could tell how deep the
gas was and he said he could tell about
the distance from the surface Of the earth
and in this Gaze it would be found at =
depth Of nine hundred feet He wanted
me 10 put down an inch hole TO the gas
and satisfy myself that it is there.
asked him what he was expecting TO get
for his Information and he said if ! found
the sas which / certainly would that l
would feel so good that I would make him
a present Of about fifty dollars
The Eagle representative called up
Bishop Hennessy on the telephone TO en-
quire about his friend Peter Isch but the
answer came that the bishop was out OF
the city. Mr. 1sch is stopping on the West
Side with a relative and will be here for
several days. That was a pretty good
story to interest people in the north sec
ton Of the city. To think Of the packing
houses, elevators and the big Watson
mills all being located nearly over natural
gas and what change there would be in
that part Of the city II the gas should
be found with a strong pressure.
The final question asked and which no.
body has yet been able TO answer Is what
object could Mr.. 1sch have in trying to
deceive the packing house people.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-19
SWORE OUT COMPLAINT.
D. c. Freeman Charges TWO Men Cap
tureG az Derby With Burglary.

D. c Freeman who lives on the
Charles Carleton place two miles north
Of Derby and whose house was burglar
lied Wednesday afternoon. was IN the
city yesterday and svore out q complaint
before the clerk Of the city court against
the two young men who were brought 70
this city early Thursday morning By a
posse Of farmers led by Mr.. Freeman
Although the young men gave their
names AZ The 5sl as Abraa Lincoln and
I'd Bonhan they refused 70 give their real
names 70 NJ. Freeman when Re captured
them at The stock yards in Derby and
the complaint was made against John Doe
and Richard Roe.
In the complaint it is charged that the
young men secured an entrance into Mr..
Freeman's house by breaking the glass
and sash from one q the windows and
that they secured 81. 6 razor with
decorated handle and * csliher revol-
Yer. The young usa viii be arrsigned he
fore Judge Alexander at O'Clock this
morning
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-19
Dr.. Lyons
PERFECT
I Goth Powder
Used by people Of refinement
or over a quarter Of a century
PREPARED BY
II II Z~za IT'S

before the first of January. When asked
in regard to this, Cashier C. w. Carey of
the National Bank of Commerce said
that some people got scared before they
were hurt. They had brick enough 10
Keep the bricklayers going all day yes
terday and they expected several car
loads this morning. He said the railroads
had used them fairly and he was not in
the least fearful that they would be de-
layed for want OF material
Vice-President Z. T. adasterman Of the
Kansas National bank said they had to
stop work on the new St Paul's church
az the corner OF Thirteenth street and
Lawrence avenue for want of brick. lie
said the railroads had promised TO have
ali the brick on the ground by the last
Of July and thew were now short twenty
carloads and have not received any for
nearly two months. He said they re-
ceived notice Some time ago that fifteen
carloads had been shipped from Cherry
vale. but the Missouri Pacific had not
yet been able 10 get them into the city.
He said they were not censuring the rail-
road company. because the church Off
Gals verr well knew that the perish
able freight had 70 have the right Of way.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-19
ARE EXTENDING LINES.
Street Car Company Operating in
Illinois.

Superintendent W. r Morrison of the
Wichita Railroad and Light company has
for some time been trying TO get his
company to build a suburban railway
from this city to Geuda Springs, but he
has come TO the conclusion that he will
wait at least year before his company
Will take hold OF the enterprise.
He heard from Commodore Nelson yes
terday-and learned that his company VII
build a suburban line from Galesburg .
Monmouth and Rock Island in the sts ts
OF Illinois The city council of Gales
bura-had a hot time over the granting Of
the franchise and II hung fire for several
months. The franchise ordinance passed
the city council last Tuesday night The
mayor signed IL Immediately and the next
morning Mr.. Nelson filed his acceptance
and deposited $3.50 in the First National
bank OF Gaiesburg as q guarantee that
mis- company would erect a power house
~ the city before 1904 to cost nor les
than !loo.eoe. This work. Mr.. Nelson
thinks. will prevent the company building
any suburban lines here for a yea at
least
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-19
CURES cATARRH.
~Hyomei the Most Wonderful Cure for
Catarrh Ever Discovered say
Leading DRUGGISTS of Wichita.


Do not try 70 cure catarrh by takins
drugs into the stomach; il cannot be cured
81 that manner. The only way in which
the too common disease can De cured Is
through direct application that viii
kin the bacilH Of catarrh and prevent
their growth
Hyomei is the only known method Of
treatment that accomplishes this. Il is
tie simplest. most pleasant and the only
absolute cure Tor caterrh that has ever
been discovered.
Thousands Of unsolicited testimonials
have been received from the most promin-
ent men and women in the country who
have been cured by this remarkable rene
dy- Ministers. bankers. lawyers even
eminent physicians have given strong tes-
timonials as to the remarkable powers
OF Hyomei 70 cure catarrh.
The complete Fiyomei OUTFIT costs bit
f.0o. consisting OF an inhaler. dropPer
and sufficient Hyomei 10 last several
weeks. This VIII effect a cure in ordin-
AIRY cases. but for chronic and deep
seated cases OF catarrh. longer use may
be necessary. and then extra bottles OF
Eyornei can Re obtained for sc. II IS not
aione the best ct might be called the
enly) method Of curing cstarrh but It
~ also The most economical
Leading druggists Of wichita have 50
much confidence in the power q Hyomei
to cure catarrh. that they viii for limit
ID time. sell this medicine under their
personal guarantee 10 refund the money
n the purchasers can say that IL did no;
Asip them
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-19
FAIR MANAGEMENT

is on the Lookout for Additional Sleep
ing Quarters During Fair.
Persons who have additional sleeping
quarters which they are DESTROYS q rent
ing fair week viH confer = favor or the
management At the Commercial cluo
rooms and at the same time insure soT-e
one who VII be sisd 10 nnd sleeping
quarters at that time. BY sending in their
addresses.
So far there have been but a small
number sent IN. Almost anr number Of
rooms will be needed during the week Of
the fair. All persons having spare rooms
viii DO well TO coumunioste with the
fair management AZ cnc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-19
Lest A FINGER.
Drill Fell CT Mars Hsnc, Crushing
Finger.

J5ha D-nbo. 81 e1Sloys CT the sautz
re warehouse. has returned 70 work after
= weeks absence. but minus ore sassr %
lis lest hs-d-
While az vcrk oae day a-s week Dez-
b ~as struck o. the hand ~ falling
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-19
OLD SOUTHERN PICNIC.
One VIII Be Held September p at
RiXcraide Park

In honor OF Abraham Linceln's procls-
nation. made on September =. 49,. a
picnic will be given Tuesday at South
Riverside Park Everybody is invited 10
attend.
Music IN the shape OF singing viii be
given under the leadership OF Miss Lulu
Bradford. There VII be plenty 70 eat
The following is the committee on ar
ransements: Dave Beatty. Henry Under
wood and Benjamin TsPp. Niles Parker.
chairman.
In the evening al Garfield han speeches
have 5een arraass- for from The follow
ing persons: Judge Perkins q Guthrie.
Judge Claud STANLEY. Judge Alexs nder.
judge Harvey. Judge Clark ~ Valley
Center. and Mayor p. 2 Mclean. There
VIII D. additional music II the park BY
Ruford's colored band
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-19
ARE NOT MOVING.
The Town of Augusta Will not Be
Moved to Carmen.

The people Of Augusta. o. T, resent
the statement made in the issue of the
10th, in which is was said that the town
Of Augusta would be moved 10 Carmen
because Of the fact that the Orient had
gone through Carmen instead of Au-
Gusta. These people state that Augusta
is there 10 stay. Augusta is on through
lire OF the Choctaw railroad from Mem
phis to Denver. has four elevators. one
mil, ten general stores, one drug store.
three saloons. two good hotels and one
bank, ana is not going to move to Car
men.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-19

o-su Ore snre- xa nzshsz - ss1.y
ia; an szrsrxtloz ~zx nsoessz<y.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-19
CONTRACTORS WANT MATERIAL
Scarcity of Brick May Delay Building
Operations.

Some Of the contractors are expressing
fears that the building operations in this
CITY wiz be seriously delayed because Of
the inability OF the railroads TO deliver
trick as fast as needed. and this is made
an argument for establishing brickyards
near 10 this city.
It was reported yesterday that work
would have TO be stopped on the Nation
81 Bank Of Commerce building for want
OF brick and that the bank officials had
given up getting into their new building
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-19
TIE REAL CAUSE.
The Ancient ScalP-Fsver Theory Es.
piooec.

A, ore time dandru1 vas ATTRIBUTED q
the result Of & fev-rish condition or the
scalp. which threw Of the dried cu;icIs
Il scales.
Professor Cnnz. Hamburg Germany.
roiet authority on ska diseases. ex-
p.od.s this theory and SAYS that dandrur
: = rsS1 disease
This germ Is really responsible for n.
dan3ruI and FOR 80 many haif heads i
can re cured II IL Is gone about n TIE
right way. The right way. q ceurse
and the only way. Is 70 XII he sem.
Newbrc's Hsrrics1e does this ard PEI
mits the hair TO grow Iuxurisntiv. jest as
nature intended II should
Sold ny leading druggists. Sszd &c. in
stanps for sample 10 Ths HerPict5s Co.
Detroit, xich- xooFe Drug Co. SPECIAL
agents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-19

Mrs. J. R BaEey % Enid. Q. =. is IN
he city. owing 70 the serious Illness ef
her sister. Mrs. Il NJ Doyle. Of sls In
diana avenue.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01
NOGa del dfa

lSe quieren imponer por ell te
rror? Preguntaba aver nuestrc
colega "El Aguila", de Ponce
refriendose a los maltrechos ne
gociantes del cafe llegado en- e.
Ponce.
-Pues, Sc equivocan.
Asi exclamaba ell colega, y
asi es la verdad.
Sc equivocan los que sue1en
con amordazar a Ia prensa GUAM
do en- uso de sus derechos sacra.
tisimos de defensora del pals,
denuncia delitos execrables, des-
cubre ilegitimos negocios, bur-
la los planes de la codicia; y ha-
ciendo de su mission un apostle
lado, desafia todos los peligros,
por grandes y temibles que
sean; por consternadores que
parezcan.
Parece que sc han asociado la
torpeza y la ignominia. en- una
alianza tenebrosa, para llegar
hasta las alturas de la ley. con
una osadia insultadora. preten-
diendo que la justicia sea quien
ampare la pretensi6n ilicita y
deSacoStumbrada.
Hay alturas que tienen pro-
piedades detersorias Y 81 a elias
ascienden los vapores del pan
tano pierden sus ponzofias que
enfebrecen.
Sc equivocan 81 han sonado
imponerSe por ell terror.
No Sc han hecho las leyes pa
ia amparar las desconocidas am
biclones y los egoismos particu-
larisimOS llevados al dltimo gra-
do de la despreocupacion. No
Sc han estableCido los tribunales
para servir de egida a los bus
cadores de negociOs de cual-
quier especie; eS otra la mission
que tienen asignada entire los
mas elevados organismos de las
sociedades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01

= II
Esa burda conf1agraci6n de los per-
|durabeS egoistaS Contra ell arte escEni-
co, redundo en- favor del Arte, pues eE
alma active y creadora de Monasterio
dirigl6 sus esfuerAos a espurgar la Mi
sica Sograda y Ia redimio del sonsone-
te gaugoso y antjestetico de los coros
monaStlcos y de los aSalariadoS cantoreS
que en- los coros de catedrales cole
6 atas estropean, bajo la direction de.
chantres ineptos una m1sica que des-
conocen, y consiguio que en- Espafia
parte de Francia Sc conuciera Sc sin.
tlera no solo Handl, Pergolesse, &
Bach otros compositores extranqeros.
81 que tambien a los grandes compost
torres saeradoS eSpafloles, que entire
po vo programmes, dormian ell suefio
de IA ngrat1tud en- los NAL atendidox
{ lncuetamente guardadoS archives de
os cablldos catedrales.
lie / otra magma obra que la Pro-
vIdencla, ofen,lida por la quietud orien-
tai Setlentario abandono de los zzn-
ganoS benefciados espafioes de r. Or
don, reservaba al insigne Mcnasterio.
Por ESQ, cuaudo en- Madrid veismoS
a Don Jest1s. ocupando al lado de SUI
carfiosa familia, una modesto butaca
en- los conciertos, y unir SUI APPLAUSE AZ
frenctico y justo con que ell pdblico
acamaba los profesores de la orquest&
todos sus disfpnIos colnprendfamos CON
que rgulo mas noble y legftimo CON
Que algeria mas santa, recogfa Monas-
terio IA recompensa debida su gene
rosa abnegaci6n y sus proezasM
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01

ST llegara el tempo de las re.
presSlias, y ell pueblo de Puerto
Rico exigiera, en- los tribunales
tambien, a Barrabeight V Joa-
chin. una indemnizacion, tan
cuantiosa como Ell dano que han
podido ocaSionar; ST la indul-
gencia popular no fuese tan
grande que sc contenta con el
despreciO. sino fuese tan mag
mamma. uue O.vida pronto los
mavOres SuceSOS; habria que
sentir laStima hacia eSos pObres
dementeS. que Se han atrevido
en- un rapto de osadia peligroSa,
a encararse con tOdO IN pueblo
cuandO SC apreSia a la defensa
de suS intereSes.
Ahi eSta la Opini6 de In prem
sa, que reiieja Ia de los pueblos,
IL de los partidOs pO,iticos. Ia de
los independents. la de los
obrsrOS toias las fuerzas vivas
del pals, identihcadas con el pro-
9poSitO nuestrO. como 81 TeSpon-
dieran dc esta suertc 4 In imbs-
cil prctensiOA de dos mercachi-
ties enloquecidOs pbT hastardOs
proposit0S. &c vengaRsa. que
riendo destTizar Ia lsocrtad de u
paiahga escFita sagrada cuandsl
se empiea en- IN deteuSa de l0s
tntereseS pablic0s. rnucho ma
reSpesahtc euanio las circuns-
tancias n aoonan. Fevestiela a
presltgiosa autoEtiad. cuand1
como en- el caNu grs.ente. tod
ei pais las haze sayas. y acuder
a Wsecernos aa' avuda los ma
ypgcS pgestigios en- efiof0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01

Rae Husniln r,azstso iettut39a q
n Acadruia q tlsIsn AFsss q S1m
feFrnnllo. ftsecrnF - h kFeNe = Nzenns
Al - MtEnn. ' unnstexnNaAt3 e - ~
Graa Crun - fnnel IA C.soliez str4G
dHuseicn1 esla1o'1a , ysxfaaErFHl-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01

Desde 1S4o en- que escribi6 SD ma
zurca tituada La Violeta" ha COM
ouesto mas de &c obras. aunque no
ha dedicado principalmente estos
tr bajos Su actividad, ha dado mueStraS
galiardas de su rrivi!egia1 20 ingenio.
Los notab1es Estudi0s de para gsOLim
la Ftebye de Amor, "Tristezas"
me d'as tiernlslmas, entire otras, baS-
tartan forrlar una reputacoin artistica
! a ternura toda de su cotazon admira-
be he sldo en- Ell pnpular Adios a Ar
IAM0mbra.
dQuien DO conoce ese sensible con-
juttp lie bele7as harmGpicas7
.Wen no ha saboreadO con delete
indecible aquellas notas oulces, tristfsi-
mas como Ell que;umbroso plaf1ido de Ia
gus C orlsca; aqu iamento l!eno de
m4je>tad que arranca del noble corazon
de una raza vencida, al retornar SuS
ojos por vez Ultima a la encantadora
TERRA nativa, y aquelas otras graves,
duras Y eucOnadaS, como el rencor Y
c ollo amaSados durante ochO celtu-
rias de EN- tfIada lucha, que surge de
Sus corazones no dominados. y brota de
sus lAbioS, cente!lea en- sus ojoS. al
yer hotar el estandarte de Castillo So
bre los soberbios miparetes de su alca-
zar sagrado.
Zprnla solamente ha podido EXPIRE
sar con "a abras tan protundo dolor y
odio tan grande, soamente Chateau
brant Anicis, han pOdido, fuera de
Esp ma, reve'ar algunos sentimientes
de aquella conmovedora escena; SOla--
mente al privileg:ado Pinccl de Pradi-
la. estaba resetvado eNpresar con Co
ores tan solemne momento. y MonaS-
terio, solo MonaSterio, ha corseguidG
mode'ar con ignolos sonidOS, los SentI-
mientos de indignaclon y tr;Steza de
aquells raza vlgorosa y vencida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01

Mr. +. !. Tells. en- su monumental
I"D,ccio ario dc Ia .n1sica" refirIendo =
Sc a Monas,erio. como compoSitOr, dice
"Tiene una escuela original y delicada-
una seguridad de ejecucion pasmosa y
un guS,c admnab { y exquisite.
Otro de SuS aulOrzadOs eiogratqo
don lose de Castro Y Serran0. sc exp
sa Gu estos tErmirOs: "Desde el inst
te que a coda del violin Sc rcSa bdA
IA batba de Mons SscTiO. exentn dc
'gesticu aci6n. sobriD dc mcvimfsntoS.
O.vidado dc tJsla pedautersa anunei1
"antes dc principias sue 10 cue Va 4 cir
Se eS seFio y gTavr. aius,ado los pre-
-cep,os dc "a Clencia. hsTm6nica con as
| lp-cscFitci0neS dc. buen guslo.
" en efccso. 81 81 surroF no tuvs@Fa
4 a VISTA aquel .y.af.rarIss &c tres ta-
-h.as. aque las euairo CcvrdaS ds trips.
'sQurl afco ds cefslaS see. efewrtz qns
usz maquiaaFia ccusta era qesen pse-
'',luxia - S.astos Sx4Ctos. IureSs szsS-
nos. ntscksblrS. Qlie nfut4n 81 60
'tursso d = psqueaa caia. apeua8 ~
queFi,la por "a haoii maaipalAdkr.
No pnd,sra Gtar SrsuEastahles eAo-
kbrw xFahaaha en- eien usawuxgaikns pur
. n sssess-s apbo tssaleS. y uultiplaa-
das ca uumsrVsas bwgraitas CO CO
vu.ie 10 Mlnas'efto ~ asa ssEtaa1 90
un1ns ~ bticaaa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01

" .,...'.el genio rehuy6 su presenci3
en- los escenarios.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-04-04
"The Little Princess"

"Thr Little Princess" will be seen ut
the Academy of Music. Baltimore, for
one week beginning Monday. April 9th
with matinecS on Wednesday and Satur-
day, and Il special Lentrn matinee on
Thursday. is II startling exception to the
rule. Mrs. Frances HodgSon Burnett
wrote the tale originally some years ago
under the title of Sara Crewc" 1t was
produced as a play in London and New
York simultaneously as The Little Prin-
cess" On both sides Of the ocean the
success of the play has been pronounced.
Many of the critics have found the play
superior to 'Fauntelroy. Mile James
is said to be truly wonderful in the title
role. Miss James is daughter of the
we'll known Louis James. the actor, and
has by no means confined herself TO
chlidren'S parts, Indeed the girl in Low
crs' Lane was her first essay in this line.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-04-04
AmuSementS,
"a Gentleman OF France"

At FordS Grand Opera House. Balti-
more. week of April 9th. the distinguish-
ca English actor. kyrlc Brllew. in the
great success of last season in New
York. "A Gentleman of France
The stars work and the play have won
the public fancy and have been acclaimed
Il genuine triumph.
\ long and exciting sword fight where
in Mr. Bcllcw, as Castor de MarSac res
cued Mile De la Wire, the heroine. from
n body of cut Threats. carried the play $
success mp To the sensational notch and
accomplished immediate triumph for the
star.
Kyrlc Bcllew is ranked by William
Archer. the foremost London critic. as
among the four best classic actors in
England and the peer of them in roman
tic roles, while the New York critics
united in placing him foremost among
romantic actors on the stage of QUIZ
country.
MatinccS Wednesday and Saturday
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-04-04
ELKT0N MARKETS.

KEYS Il MILLER LUMBER COMPANY.
FRIDAY, April 1908.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-04-04
ANNUAL CONFERENCE.
Methodist PrOteStantS Met In POcOmOke
City This Week.

The Maryland Annual Conference Of
the Methodist Protestant Church began
its sessions in Pocomoke City, on We'd
EcSray. April list This Conference is
one Of the largest and most important,
church religious bodies in this State 1t
includes Maryland. Delaware the Dis
trict of Columbia. and part of Virginia
within its boundaries, and its member
ship is made up of about 100 clcrgymcn
and considerably over 100 laymcn, each
station and circuit having II lay delegate.
One of the most important questions to
come up will be that of fixing the limit
to the time ministers shall serve charge
or station. This question has been before
the body several years i'll succession, but
it has always been voted down, rs the
members Of the Conference were divided
on the question as to the number of
years at which the limit should be placed.
The Scvcnty-tifth or diamond anniversary
of the denomination will be celebrated
during the meeting of the Conference.
Rev. DR.. II. III. Lewis. of the Western
Maryland College. will deliver the SER
mon on the occasion. 1t is not thought
there will be many changes of pastors.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-04-04

Ladies' clean your kid gloves with
The Dry Cleaner" 1t is not a liquid,
the glove is on the hand. 'For sale only
10y !. Frank Frazer, Druggist, Elkton.