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Here the tablet which l have just de-
scrfbed comes in and gives the history Of the
world as far as the deluge. Then third tablet
gave complete list OF the kings of Babylonia
from the time of the deluge to the king under
whom the tablets were written. portion Of
thls third tablet--or, to be more accurate, the
reverse of this portion, which contains about
one-eighth of the whole teXt-was published
six years ago by Professor Hilprecht 1t con-
tanned two Of the last dynasties OF the list of
kings.
Il succeeded in copying also the much effaced
diverse which contains the names Of kings
of the period Immediately after the deluge
and in addition to this l also found larger
and smaller fragments Of three other and
older lists of kings
i need hardly emphasize the great histor
cal and chronological value of these new lists,
since they give not only the names Of the
kings, but the length Of their respective reigns
and In instances even add some short
historical references relating to these kings
"The first part of these lists leads u.s. it is
true. into quite legendary times. We find
there kings whose names are familiar to us
from myths and legends and heroic epics, as
e. g., Gilgamesh, the hero Of rae famous Gil
gamesh epic; Dumuzi, the unfortunate lover OF
the goddess Ishtar; Etana, who under the
wings OF an eagle, made n daring ascent to
heaven etc. Moreover. remarkably long reigns
are assigned to the first kings Of the lists
Etana. e. g., is said to have ruled 625 years;
another king, called the Scorpion" $40 years
and Lugalbanda OF Erek 200 years But very
soon the lists becam eentireiy HISTORICAL; the
kings rule only 80, 90 or years, ETC.
The long reigns assigned 10 the earle.
kings involve. OF course. that a very long div
ration must be assumed for tho whole period
from the deluge to the time when the tablets
we're written; and indeed one OF thu tablets
that was written under the bath king, the
eleventh king OF Isin. counts 32175 wears.
while another list reckons from the deiuge to
years.
rms is, by the way, new co--oboratlon.
at least to some extent of tine Greak TRADITION
which. as we saw, goes back to the priest Be.
rosus. For we are told by Greek writer's that
from the deluge to the first invasion OF Baby.
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a Babylonian Seal Representing Noah in His Ark
Supported by the Gods

Babylonian language,
but in Sumerian-that
Is, the old tongue of the
non-Semitic rice which,
in the earlier days OF
history, held sway over
Babylon.
CAS- will be seen from
some of the quotations.
the text is n kind Of
poetical composition,
and as such was origi-
nally not intended to be
merely an historical
record, but served some
practical, ritualistic or
other purposes. For
various reasons 1t seems
to me that our tablet
was written about the
time Of King Hammu-
rabi (211T-20T5), thus
being the oldest Baby
loninn record We have
at the present time, Of
the creation as we'll as
the deluge. The text
itself. however, may go
back to even a much
earlier time.
Judging by the color
of the clay, the shape
of the tablet and the
script, our text belongs
with another tablet that
contains a list Of kings.
1t even seems to me
that there were three
tablets Of about equal
size, measuring about
81 by Z inches, on
which an historically
interested scribe wrote
the worlds history, or
at least its outlines.
The first OF these tab
lets, l believe, contained
the Babylon theogony
and then related the
famous fight between
the younger generation
OF the gods and the
diety Of the primeval
chaos, which ultimately
resulted in the creation
of heaven and earth out
OF the two parts Of
Chaos.
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Orphans Court.

The Orphans Court met on Tuesday
With full bench present. The follow
ing business was transacted:
Second administration account Of J.
NJ Lochrane. administrator of George
E. Garner, deceased, fiie'l, approved
and ordered to be recorded.
First aud final admiaistr4 ton account
of James NJ. Barber, John G.. Huge ;
ford and Gerard W. Hungerford. exc
cutors of Mamie G. Hungerford, de-
ceased, filed, approved and ord sred re-
corded.
Bond of Xavier W. Garner, guardian
TO nene L. Garner, ct. al. intact chi.-
dren Of George L. Garner. deceased.
filed, approved and letters issued.
Ordered by the Court that Xavier
". Garner, guardian to Lyon S. Garner
and Guinette G. Garner be and he is
Empowered to sell said wards interest
in certain personal effects, as shown by
the first administration account of j
Mitchell Cockrane administrator OF
George L. Garner, aud as delivered tc
G. Sellman Garner Trustee, at private
sale upon the basis of the appraised
value thereof. Terms of such sale tc
be for cash.
Court adjourned to meet in regular
session Tuesday, Sept. 2, 1913.
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lie Charl and St. Nary's Sunday
School Association will hid a joint
convention at Bethel Nj. b. Church
south lear Charlotte Hall sunday,
Aug 24th, to which all are most cor
daily invited
The Maryland Sunday school Asso-
siatlon is cooperating and win have
one Of its represent atives present to
assist with the program. The Pastors,
5uperintendents and Sunday School
wori ers Of all denominations are gar
1estly invited.
Please send large delegation from
each school.
The will be three sessions, the first
beginning at 1890 a. m.
All are requested to bring basket
lunch.
We solicit earnest prayer that the
Convention may prove a real spiritual
blessing to the Church and Sunday
school life OF both counties.
Please announce widely as possible
in all your public services, we are
Yours to help.
Samuel h Neave, President,
John R. Rice, Secretary,
B. W. Kindley, General Sec.
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Jenifer Morris, oldest son IF Mr.. and
Mrs. Houston Morris, died at hospi-
tai in Washington on Saturday from
Typhoid fever with which disease he
was stricken down about ten days priol
to his death. Young Morris, who was
but p years OF age and just in the bloom
of manhood, was very popular With ali
who knew him AID enjoyed the respect
and esteem OF large host Of friends
'Tis sad indeed to see one so young and
beginning career Of usefulness and
success stricken down Just in the bloom
Of life and we feel that the manly up
right and good life he led will be ever
a consolation to his grief stricken par
ents, brother and sisters, other relatives
and friends. His remains were brought
down on the train Tuesday and thence
taken to the home of his uncle, Mr..
Conrad Posey, in this town, where the
funeral services were held. The fua-
eral cortege bearing his corpse was chen
taken to Mt. Rest Cemetary where after
funeral prayers interment was made.
He was a member Of the National Guard
Of the District of Columbia and lbody
Of eight men under theirscaptain was
present at the funeral services and fired
three volleys Of shots after his burial
His pail bearers were Messrs. Paul
lie is survived by his parents, one
brather and three sisters.
Morris, Carlisle Posey, Frank Martin,
Eugene Mudd, Robert Honey and H.
W. Wilmer.
Messrs. Posey & Lomax had charge
of the funeral.
Oar sympathy to his bereaved fami-
and relatives.
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The leaders OF the Republican Part,
in Charles county, held an iniorma
meeting IL In riatn Monday aod d.
cided upon thu ticket to be voted for a
the coming election.
The following persons wer- suggest.
60 and will be the candidates:
For the Senate Honorable John r
Mudd.
For the House Of Deiegates-IIonor
able +. Stone Posey and Charles n
Dement,.
For sheriff - Honorable Rudolph
Burroughs.
For County Commissioner-Mr. Jol n
W. owen.
For County Treasurer Z Honorable
Thomas Norman.
For Delegates to the State Conven-
ton -Mes4rs Verbal c. Adams. Ben
jamin B. Compton and William Hanson
For STATE Central Committee - Hon
orable Adrian Posey. L. n. southcr-
land and Robert Price.
The respective persons at the meeting
which was not formal, but general
house corner talk we e enthusiastic over
the possibilities Of the psrty's success.
of course some jealousiss existed but
these were smoothed over, under it is
said the skillful management Of Mr..
Adrian Poscy, Chairman of the State
Central Committee, and the ticket is
considered as representative
in every particular and as strong as any
that has ever been nominated.
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Tenth Animal camp Meeting.

EDITOR OF MAINLAND INDEPENDENT.
The tenth annual Camp Meeting I'M
der the auspices of the Southern Mary
land Holiness Association, closed on
Sunday night with twenty-oae profess
sions OF conversions. On both Sunday
nights Of the meeting the tabernacle
was filed to overlooking with very at
tentive audiences.
The evangelist Rev. E r. Crockett OF
Va, who had charge Of the meeting and
did most of the preaching is Metho-
dict. His sermons wers plain and
scriptural and made, l think, lastiog
impression for good on the people
The meetings were undeaominational
and should have the encouragement
OF sll Christians.
w. L. DEMENT,.
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Democratic Candidates.

After conference on Monday in
which some people were rather dicta-
sorial ABOUT candidates running on the
local democratic ticket the following
aled certificates Of candidacy with the
aoard Of kiection Supervisors. Senate,
Mr.. John Matthews; County Treasurer,
Mr, J. Neale Hamilton; Sheriff, Mr.. G
v. Adams. State Central Committee,
DR.. l.. c. Carrico, W. J. Mitchell, W. L.
Switzerland and +. Brooke Matthews;
Delegates to State Convention, +. E.
sasscer, R. L Mitchell and J. c. Black
lock.
No one filed certificates as candidates
for the House OF Delegates and County
County Commissioner.
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Molhers ! lIaye Your chIIdren worn.

Are the feverish, restless. neverous,
irritable, dizzy or constipated ? Do
they continually pick their nose or
grind their teeth ? Have they cramp
ing palms, irregular and ravenous APP
petite These are al signs Of worms
Worms not only cause your childsufFer-
ing, but stunt its mind and growth.
Give TX ckapoo Worm Killer at once
1t kills and removes the worms, i'm
proves your child's appetite, regulate
stomach. liver and bowels TIE symp-
toms disappear and your child is made
Happy and h-althv, as nature intended
Ali druggists or by mail, 25c.
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company
Philadelphia, Pa st. Louis, No.
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Grand Tournament
And Ball.
To be siyen at the residence of James
Z penny mn

To be .igen at the residence of James
Z. Penny, on
h.0NDAY, September Ist. 1913,
at Indian Head, Nd.
$40 90 will be added to Knights fee.
10 be divided between the four sue
essful Knights. Knights entrance fee
s1.o0.
Chief Marshall-Henry Steward.
Marshall Aid-George Hall.
judge, CT tier Mason, Henry Bush,
Y. + Golfer
Orator Of the day, Henry Hemsley.
Orator of the evening, George W 4.
swann.
Public cordially Invited; good music
rom the city: refreshments in abun-
lance served at moderate prices. Tilt
.ng btgins at 200 p. m. Dancing be.
sius al 1880 p. IN.
Committee of Arrangements,
Adrain Swami, james X. Penny.
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o""''''' : must w.
WINE "hefe are your nsn
Politics has really started brewing.
The base ball season is nearing an
end.
Mr.. Ianatus Lancaster has returned
home from a visit to Washington.
La Plata was full of politics and pol
iticians on Monday last.
-, .....
our town on Monday last.
nh 49,. ha..d.rs n ,ho a.;
-. 49, ~ ,s.,' 1 II, s.a,T r.ah,.,,,o,,
ny" ~ 49, -
-, s..,a..aa :, ~. - ~.
los. wv -
Mr. Eiuriuge monroe sp7nt several
I.a,.1 ~ son.ha.,.ns au.,. ...,u
:, sa,s l. washina.on a,,s;s,s III, nas,,
a,..,ras !, N. ...,-. $780,. ..7
,.aal-
vis,.,ro her father Mr. { n narrr
near his town
No., ,a,, ...aua a. ...
at BrVantown on Apyps, 9s,h ,,ood
time FIR an
v
80 49, : S s 'olses 'i"' you ga" r.
can should f.iIto ont b,s name ~ 10
books.
M;ssa, Ftan u.n,,so :. ~.
Afa-,,,,,. 49, -, ~
ington are guests of Miss Rave Bailey.
this city.
The democrats are 10. w.an,nu ~
sama smila tbay oro ~. 49, -,
wask
a',ie' ar'au Vi oalSett county, Is
= oA'u'ua'e 10, '"e .. senate All
is'iiieis snon'u No'e ior MIN
Mr. Augustus fowke has returned
" Dals''rU'e ,ioH WISH 70 MS aunt
Ars' =" neppe''
Mr. Adrian Posey attended the meet
ing of the State Central Committee in
baltimore on Thursday of last week.
The colored entertainment to be held
at McCouchie on Tuesday August Goth.
promises to be most enjoyable affair.
Attend 1t. See ad in another column.
The many friends Of Capt. b. F.
Dement, are glad to know that he /,
much better now and able to get out
doors.
Mr. Albert T.omax IL readv 10 c.rs a..
Won At an Zines as we'll as see th.t 10,
have evarv con,fort ston az uo.el r.
plata Antomoh;,a rar,ia. gst ~
hest kind az service at his hands advt
1osr o..ua, s;,,a. NJ
uas.ss1o. - rrt,n.s,,as 80 o, s
,a,,,;nn sanara, aa,,a~s.. - M,
-, ,',.s,.' - p. :. - - ~
poo,- r.sna VA
ros. A. w.rs,da u.n u,oa..a..
INV 81 ona rr.tsro;tr b. i NJ 4
- cban,sr rna,a..,.,.
Set with sour amar,,ds and twelve ~
fonrteen nearls Round Mn nv
dollars regard Il re.urasd 80 ME-
Dorsett PONIES creek Ma advt
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
-, 49, go 4 a - ~ n - s',Vn ),
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The members OF st. Joseph's Society,
McConchie, Nd, extend an Invitation
to all SOCIETIES and organizations to join
US in our celebration, TUESDAY, Aug.
10Th, 1913. The organizations will be
addressed by many prominent speakers.
There will be grand parade, begin
ming at o'clock p. m.
Refreshments and eatables OF all
kinds served on the grounds. Good
music by the Monumental band OF
Washington. ID. G.
Dancing one OF the principal features.
Geo. c. Lee, Of Washington, d. @,
floor manager. The committee will
spare no pains to make this an enjoy
able affair.
Committee: - Mr.. Fl. G. Brawner,
Pres, Mr. Samuel Jameson, Vice Pres,
Mrs. II G. Brawner, Treasurer, Mrs.
VI. 4. Short, Sec'tr
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Seems a long time to endure the aw-
full burning, itching, smarting, skin
disease known as letter. another
name for Eczema. Seems good TO
realize. also, that DR.. Hobson's Eczema
Ointment has proven perfect cure.
Mrs. ID. L. Kenney writes:--''I can
not sufficiently express my thanks to
you for your DR.. Hobson's Eczema
Ointment. 1t has cured my letter,
which has troubled me for over fifty
years. All druggists, or by mail, so
PFElFFER CHEMICAL CO
ST, LOUIS, Mo. PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
advt.
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The Best Pain killer.

Bucklen's Arniea salve when applied
to cut, bruise, sprain, burn or scald,
or other injury of the skin will immedi-
ately remove all pain. E. f. Cham
berlain o. Clinton, Me. says;--"It robs
cuts and other injuries Of their terrors.
AS a healing remedy its equal don't
exist. viii do good for you. Only
Use. at advt.
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FRIDAY, Aug %, 1913
LOCAL AND ERSONAL


Port Tobacco Parish-l4th. Sunday
after Trinity.
Christ Church, 100 a. m. and HOO
q. m.
S. Paul's.Chapel, Up. m.
S. Philips Chapel 500 p. m.
REy. HORACE w. STowELL. Rector.
Pentecosial Church of the Nazerene.
Services as follows Sunday, Aug. "a.
Chicamuxen, IL a. m. Doncaster, at
3p. IN. Pisgah, 7.s0 p. m.
You are cordially invited.
REV. j. G. TRACER, Pastor.
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MKssRs EDrroRs;
Please announce that an a randi
date for Sheriff o. harles County.
Relieving that my record as an Ollie
r has been efficient aud entirely sst.s.
factory to I'll, ! will confidently await
the decision Of the Republican voters
at the coming primaries, and ! earnest
ly ask their cordial support.
HENRY A. PENN.
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McDONOUGH INSTITUTE
LA PLATA. MD
Eleventh Session Begins September IS, 1913.
Three Courses of Instruction-Engsh, Commercial and
Teachers Training

THOROUGH ENGLISH COURSE looking
OF
COMMERCIAL COURSE That Teaches Shorthand
TEACHERS Special Preparation of
Exam ions for Teacher
efficiency
the good worko oil the
divided
10
SS2m. R. IL LEE RFICH Principal, La
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Saturday, August 2srd, Indian Head
at Leonartltown.
Monday, August 18th, Leonardtowo
at La Plata.
Monday, August 18th, MecnauIcsville
at Indian Head
Saturday, August 80, Indian Head at
La Plata.
Monday, Sept, Mechanicsville al
La Plata.
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BRASSIERIEs--made Of firm muslin.
with embroidery yoke; some wv neck,
some square neck; round or square neck
10 the back; finished with edge Of EN-.
broidery; wide embroidery insertingi
button or lace back. hook front style;
sizes "a to A.
PRICE, so CENTS.
Others. better quality. 75c, 81. 81 so, 81,
BUST CONFINERS = made Of good
quality material, all sizes.
Prices 81, 81 so, S..
MATERNITY WAISTS = made OF
strong, washable material, all sizes.
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The Ia Plata boys 5curneyed 10 Leon
astllowu vii q crippled team on Fri
day last aud lost 10 shat team by the
score Il u 10 8. The Ia Plaiaites
started Of we'll making three runs in
the first inning aud holding the home
team down for the first three innings.
IL the fourth Leonardtown maze their
first two runs, two more in the sixth,
three in the seventh aud i've more 10
ninth The ruLs were made largely
through errors though the home team
made several hits at critical times.
The la Plataites we're unable to
score after the first inning until the
seventh when they added three more to
their tally and the last made during the
game.
The game was replete with errors on
the part Of the Ia Plataites which was
responsible principally for their defect
Martin, & G.. Mudd did The best batting
for La Plata. Harry whyte Wilmer
made fine two bagger for the home
team.
b. Camaller, Easter, Goldsborcugh
did the best batting for the home team
The score BY innings.
12s4567s 9..HREl
La Plata 10000 0s00.l1 81
Leon. ooooo2s5 40 Il 10
Batteries, La Plata Jefferson, E.
Mudd and T. Mudd.
Leonardtown, Easter and Camalier
Base on Balls of E Mudd 2, T. Mudd
2. Camaller l. Strike-outs, K. Mudd |
a, 7. Mudd 3, Camalier Z
Indian Head defeated La Plata for the |
third time on the formers grounds on
Monday last by the score Of TO 8.
The game was most interesting and ex-
citing from beginning to end. Hamil-
ton started in to pitch for Ii Plata but
was unable to hold down the Indian
Head batters and was relieved by G.
Mudd who pitched a fine game, holding
the hone team down to a few hits. The
visitors ioughta hard battle and would |
have won but for bad beginning.
Ferguson pitched mastery game
allowing but six hits and getting fifteen
strike outs.
The score by innings.
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1891 56Ts9 RHE
Indian Head 4 COOS 800 $50
La Plata t0OO2 IlOO- 4
Strke-outs by Ferguson Is, by Mudd
7. Base on balls, by Mudd /, by Fer
gusson ?.
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Prices 81 so. 500.
sanitary Belts, % cents.
CnILDREN'S FERRIS WAISTS
the name speass for Itse + The most
popular waist for children's wear
Prices 5oe, 100, 81 &C
WRIGHT FORMETTE nUST FORMS
made Of ventilatins me-, bonded
Price, 30 cent
Also iinsr aud more elaborate ones,
81. So.
SANITARY APRONS, soc,
Shirred Rutile Bust Forms, 81 90
Bust Pads. 25c, 50c, 75c
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Mr.: and Mrs. Robert II. Turner, Of
Wicomieo, Maryland, announces the
engagement of their. daughter, Miss
Mary Keech Turner, to Mr. Francis
Augustus Martin, of Plainheld, New
Jersey.
Miss Turner is one Of the most at
tractive and popular girls in this coun-
ty where she was horn and raj ed. She
has host of friends here as well as
in Washington and Baltimore and the
north where she has frequently visited
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MARYLAND DELAWARE
4 VIRGINIA RY. co.
Patuxent River Line.


In addition to Regular Schedule OF
Steamer Anne Arundel the following
schedule will De run.
In Effect Sunday, Aug. 4th, 1912.
Steamer will leave Baltimore, wealth
err and tide permitting, at ? P. NJ,
Monday and Wednesday, stopping at
4 Milestone, Lieteh's,
Solomon's Island, Truman's Point,
Speneers's, Deep Landing,
st. Leonard's, Hollands Cliffs,
Sellers. Magruder's Ferry,
Paiker's, White Landing,
Dukes, Nottinghams.
Returning steamer will leave Not
tingham's, weather permitting, at 7.30
A. NJ, Tuesday and Thursday, stopping
it
Ferry Landing, Parker's,
White Landing, Sotterley,
Lower Marlbor o,Soller's,
$50 a. M. St. Leo.ard's,
Magruder's Ferry. ST. Cuthbert's,
hollands lifts, Spencer's,
Deep Landing, Solomon's sland,
rrueman's Point, $50 p. m.
Lietch's, Milestone, 6.00p. m.
Benedict, y Noon, Cove Point,
Holland Point, Governors Run,
Tre,i .fall, Dare's,
\ D.iE S, Plum Point,
Forests, Fair Haven
Baltimore Next Morning.
Steamer will also leave Lower MARI
boro on Sundays at u Noon, weather
4 permitting, stopping az all landings be-
4 low. except Bay Landings. Arriving
Baltimore Next Morning,
This timetable shows the times at
with steamers may be expected to ar
rive at and depart frou the several
wharves, bat their arrivals CT departure
at the times stated is not guaranteed,
nor does the Company hold itself respon-
sible for any delay or any consequences
arising therefrcm.
WILLARD THOMPSON.
General Manager.
7. MURDOCH.
General Passenger Agent.
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SANITARY NAPKINS. in bax, on,
dozen, Soc.
SHOULDER BRACES Scientific cor
reetois Of bad forms, support she ba. K
10 the waist line; expand the chest;
carry the shoulders back to an erect
and proper position compress the
shou DIR blades TO their place, effect
ing Hat back; washable.
Price, $3.50.
Wnmen's Ferris Waists, 81. 81 so 81
vENTILATING BRASsEREs made
Of MT, hooks dowI the front, Price,
Si.O0.
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state Of Maryland,
County Of Charles, IS
/, John S. Button, Cashier Of the
above-named bank, do solemniy swear
that the above statement is true 10 the
best Of my knowledge and belief.
JOHN S. BUTTON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 10Th day of Aug 1918.
H. G. CHAPPELEAR, Clerk.
Of Circuit Court for Caas. Co.
CORRECT
ADRIAN FOSEY,
JOHN N COCHRANE.
+. STONE POSEY,
Directors.
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We carry full lines
Of the
LA CIRQUE
Fine Tailored I'm
dernuslins
Sold in this city by
us exclusively.
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School Notice.

THE Board Of School Commissioners
will meet in their Office at La Plata
TUESDAY, August 10Th,
or the transaction Of miscellaneous
business.
By order Of. the Board.
THos NJ. CARPENTER, Secy.
Dr.. C. II PoREY, Pres.
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O. TIE INDEPEN DENT
ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR
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Rev. II. Stubenvoll Of Allison. La in
o aising DIR Kings New Life Pills, for
constipation, writes: "Dr. Kings New
Life Pills are such perfect pills no
nome should be without them. No
better regulator for the liver and bowels
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