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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-16
sCROFULA

Is that impurlty Of tho blood which 20.
u"es unsigltly humps Or dwellings on tie
a.auds II the neck causes painful rungiEg
sores On th6 arms, legs, or feet deye.olts
ulcers IN tie eyes, ears, or nose, often caua-
Ing blindness or deainessi Is the origin ol
plmples, canoerOus growths, OF tie mmiy
o,her manifestations usually ascTibed tu
'humors;" and fastening upon the lungs
r.uses consumption, aud death. Being
he most ancient. II Is the most general 81
40 diseases or affections, fOl very feN
persons are entirely free from Il.
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Hbbnrdls : KheumntIe ann liver PIlIs.

These pills are scientifically compounded
and uniform In action. No gripping pain
so commonly following the use OF pills
Tncy are adapted to both adults and chil
drenwith perfect safety. We qua antee
they have no equal in the cure Ofslck head
ache, constipation, dyspepsia and bilious
ness an d, as m appetizer, they excel any
other preparation III ly
Smith a steiner. sole agts.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-16

MARINE. Running Cargo Ma
rine policies in the New Iceland are
now written at this end of the line
by Geo. NJ. Beeler, This Is great
advantage to Salem business men.
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ACCIDENTS.
Fall oF ROCK.

FALL oF A ROCK.
IslI t,a,' s"1 = Ho' Feb. lo,-A Zig rock
.''" crashed through ! -.
49, 'u' Panhandle road. killI,s
'''''s three other pas.enger.. Ths
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-16

WOOD FOR SALE.-Big fir and
maple. Leave orders ut j. G..
Brown Il Cos hardware store, Sa.
em. FRANK HAROLD
l-2O-lmF
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a Few LEFT. For Feb. and Mar,
Just the thing-the Mother Goose
hat-something entirely new for Ia
dies and misses, atCalyer;s. ? J. 4 d 20
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1t is stated by S. B. Barnes that
the manager of the Spokane Base
ball team, IS to desert that team
for Sioux City in the Northwestern
League.
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|ELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
ssociated Press Report and
piyestS of all Important
News of To-Day.
MARKETS.
WHEAT.

WHEAT.
S,x FRANCISCO, Feb 16.-Wheat,
buyer 81; $l.46.
CHICAGO, Feb. 16.-Wheat steady;
sh .94l cents: May ,978G9f; July
o2lmi,
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Office of Salem Steam laundry go
Liberty. Branch offices, 300 and 252
Commercial
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The OREGON Land Co.,
with
Home Office at Salem, Oregon,
I'm the State Insurance Buidlng)
and branch offices in Portland, Astoria and ALBANY.
Has for sale large list of Grain,
City and Suburban Property.

The Oregon Land Co. especially purpose OF buyn0
and subdvdng during the mast two %
bought and subdivided over 200 ds Ias In LIN So
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"Gr !: &C. Ca" CURED

by taking HoOd'g sarsapGrilla. which, by
he remarkable cures II has accomplished,
aften when other medicines have failed.
has proven Itself 10 be potent and pecul
lar medicine for this disease. Some oi
these cures are really wonderful II you
suffer from serOfula o. Impure blood. BE-
sure % Try Hoods sarsapanlla.
Every spring my wifo aud children have
been troubled with scroiula, cores break
ING out on them m various places. My
little boy, three Yeas old has been
terrible sufferer. Last spring be was Que
mass u sores from bead a. feet ! VS.
advised 10 use Hood safsap and Ne
have an takenit. Thererht b tliat all have
been cured o. the seToinla, ny little By
being entirely free irom soTes. and nil four
u my children look bright and healthy"
". B. ArHEKTOE, l'assaic Ciiy, \. ..
Hoods Ser5aparIIla
ioid bY druggists. o. ala iorfs Prepared bJ
@LHOOL 90. APoiheosnes. Loseii. HAS,
100 Doses One Dollar
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LETTER FROM SCANDINAVIA.
Apostle brigham Young Visits the
saluts Thcrc.-suCccssful Con.
fcrrhces.

Correspondence Of the DrstHrt NEwsl
The Saints IN Scandinavia have had
the pleasure u n visit from Apostle
Brigham Young, the President Of the
European mission, who attended the
conference, held In Copenhagen, April
2ith. 18th aud Goth. Chrisiiana, May
9nd aud ird, aud Stockholm May lith
aud 18th. Aftcra pleasant trip over
tho North sea, President Young mr..
rived In Copenhagen ON tho morning
" the 25,h Of April, accompanied by
Elder John r. squircs, OF the Liver
pool office. Tho roomy hall In Copon.
hagen was neatly decorated, aud the
congregations were large and attentive.
Tho cxeellen, choir rendered some
choice selections which greatly emily.
ened the meetings. President Young
rpoke on three occasions, hi. speeches
being translated by President a. 4.
Schou. Tho Saints were greatly blessed
by the wholesome counsel aud strong
testimony which ho gave.
Monday and Tuesday were spent In
viewing number OF the many places
Of interest In and around Copenhagen,
and In visiting among the Saints. ON
wednesday noon, April 90. accom-
panied by President Edward II. An-
der-on, Of the Scandinavian mission,
aud q. T.. Thors,enson, Of the Copon'
hagen office, the party boarded the
steamer "Melchior" for Chrlstianla.
President Young, as well as the other
members OF the party, greatly enjoyed
the pretty scenery up the Christiania
fjord. Upon arrival on tbs 31ih, nj
1850 a. ma, the party were met by
President %. II. berg and others " the
Elders. On the sane evening the
regular Thursday evening meeting was
held, which was attended by the visit
Ing brethren. Tho conference opened
on Saturday evening, ut which
the travelling missionaries rendered
reports " their laboTa. ON sunday
three meetings were held, all OF which
were well attended. President Young
bore strong testimonies 10 the divinity
oftho work NJ God, and 10 the restora.
tion Of the Gospel by revelation In our
day. President o. II. Berg trans
lated his remarks. The choir rendered
some excellent singing which greatly
enhanced the Interest of the meetings.
The hall was neatly decorated with
| evergrpens, and with Artificial aud
natural flowers. During the stay the
patty visited several places Of Interest
surrounding Christiania, particularly
enjoying the trip 10 Frognesageren, a
mountain In the neighborhood from
which grand view Of the city and Ia
beautiful onvlrons Il obtained, The
parly attended tho BaEar VI tho sisters
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d they had the necessary mean. II
would often enable them to testify "
the restoration Of the Gospel 10 hun
dfcds and thousands " people who
have never heard the testimony Of an
Elder. In some parts, again, much iu
difference exists on the part Of the
people In relation to the word Of God,
the lahOrs Of the Elders seemingly
tearing only little fruit.
There arc now 1854 members Of the
Church IN this mission. iOda helng IN
Denmark, 2tsg In Sweden, ard 700 In
Norway. During the ak months end
Ing My 10Th, 229 new memburs were
hnpiiEed--g8 In Denmark, lis In
sweden, aud Is In Norway. There are
~ Elders now In the feld--eg In
Denmark, s IN Norway. aud 10 In
Sweden, brsldes ~ native Elders.
Unity aud kind feelings prevail among
the Elders, whose example extends to
the Saints, 20 that harmony aud good
feelinga generally exist among them.
The Gosrel In this field Il verify
school master suhlectlng those who
would enjoy it. influence 10 a scnsibll.
ity Of kindness aud humility that il
heavenly to enjoy anu pleasing 10 con.
template.
Sir conference presidents have been
released this spring 10 return 10 their
mountain homes after honorable iaburs
here. Their NAMES AMI conferences
are as follows; G.. NJ. Jensen, Aalb0rg,
Ncls Frcdoricksen, AaIhus; a. =.
Cchou, Copenhagen; q. ". B.rg.
Chflstianla; Andres T.. Rrnstfom,
0o,ctorg, n. A. Halgrcn, SHANE. Their
places have been filled by the following
brethren respectively. 4. G. Mirkleseu,
Joseph Chfistiansen, e. T.. rhontcn.
sen, John johnson, l.. Dahiuuist,
Fred Lundbffg. ~ present ~ u well
with "a, for which We join In thanking
our Father In heaven.
There are hundreds " people who
will lie Interested ~ know that
I.orenzensgadc, where the mission ~.
nce has been located since April IS,
1850, when Hector G.. liaight presided
over the scandinavian mission, hns
been changed In name by legal an.
thofity 10 Sankt Paul. Gnio, the new
order taking effect June 10, 1891, The
address of this ofllcc n, therefore,
sankt Pauls Gadc, No. n, istc Sal
Euw. II. ANDERSON,
CopEsHAuEN, june 10Th, 1891.
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NEw YouS, July iO.-Gcneral Mas.
tcf Workman rowdcrly has issued n
special circular 10 all local assemblies
u Knights OF Labor ON the question
ofthc proposed Industrial conference
which was % have been held July -,
10 tab. up the platform Of the Farmefs'
Alliance aud join hands with the
third party. The call received 40 little
response outside of tho knights that
Powderly deemed Il wisc Ia declare II
OIL for the present and 10 hold q meet
Ing ON washington's birthday, isg2.
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a cheap hud pleasaut fumlgai1r iur sick
rooms, one dlifuslug healthiui, nsrurahlu
and highly Penetrating disluietiant od1r
IN close apartments, OF wherever the dir
hAs detorioraird, "a made ns followsi Pour
common vinegar on powdered chalk until
siierNsaornur ori,sss. lsayu tho whole Ia
settle, aud pour on 'ho llquld Dry tho
sediment and plAou IN shallow rArthrn nr
glass dish, and pour upon ID snlHhur.c acid
uut'l white fnmri cummrlt O. HrlHr.
This yappr quickly sprahs, l. very agr,c.
ably punvnt, nnd H0tH ~ o. powerful puri.
asr of yitlnttJ air pvttolt frra Prrss.
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Its pleasant md hopeful 60 note that 20
many % the young women % America urr
learning 10 value tho mental powon and
tho education that Will make % possible
Tor thrm ~ support Themselves " tho no
,,eslty fnr doing 40 should arise. The
daughters u comparatively wealthy mrn
en- NOT infrrquontly found s.Hlst.ug their
fathers in tho oillcu or c1uutlug nom 90
JpoNtitcrs Or accountants
Many 10 called fashionable ladies make
,hcir own dtctsrs aud hats, We are told,
having gone through a regular course n
instruction IN the art % millinery aud
ircssmakiug. An Instance recently came
~ the uoticr of the wr.tgr that has in IL a
lesson Tor women who give no thought to
The state Of dependence 10 which they
would b. reduced II their parents mr. hua.
bands should die, having thum unproyidcd
Tor
A lady who had a beautiful homo AMI
three little children. and whose husband
~. supposed 20 b. comparatively wealthy,
,nn day found herself widow and almost
pcnniless. hrf husband having bccn en-
xagcd In unfortunate tpcculalions just bc'
loru his death.
The lhdirs' friends were profusc In their
,fiers of sympathy while wondering
what In tho world she would do now"
Sha know Just what nho would do
Within = month the had opened a MILL.
ncry establishment that NJ once became
Very popular aud profitable, Tor tho hon.
acts she hal worn Ia the past had b,cn
such models u clsyanoo that her fashion.
able friends VIEW glad 10 take advantage
u her good taste They newer dreamed
that she had made those bonnet, herself,
aor did they know thNt tho had privately
Given herself avery good business eiuea'
/ llon.
She WIS successful from tho 1r-i. aud
| the praises sh, rrcrlvfd Tor her olrururss
and good rensr would have turned The
head ~ q los sensible woman. Youths
] Communion
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ROYAL PAGEANT.
All London Does Honor 10 the Iia.
periai Pair From Ger.
many.
A REMARKABLE PRorusioH or
oGcoRATloNs.
The Great Procession from Buetiug.
ham Palace 10 Guild
Hall.
NJ telegraph 70 the sswA
WILLIAM IN LONDON.
The Hospitality of the Lard
Mayor,


LONDON, July lO.-The inhabitants
Of London and Vicinity turned out In
force 10 witness the progress In state Of
the Emperor William from Bucking.
ham palace 10 Guild Hall and back TO
the palace, after pafiaking Of the
hospitality Of the Lord mayor. The
streets through which the procession
passed were lined with Immense
crowds Of people aud a large force Of
police and soldiers kept them clear.
Ateight this morning the Emperor
reviewed the Queens Westminster
volunteers on the lawn OF buckingham
palace. After this reviewing the Ger
mae ruler enjoyed a light breakfast
and then visited the naval exhibition.
Leaving the exhibition the Emperor
returned 10 buckingham palace and
retired 10 his private apart
ments In order 10 transact puolic
business connected with the Ger.
man Empire. Precisely nj noon
the royal State Carriage left Bucking-
ham palace for Guild hall.
AZ the procession left the Palace,
from all over the city p.al- Of bells
rang out and announced that the i'm.
pcriai pageant had commenced. The
decorations were superb, every Inch u
the way from the Strand 10 Guild
Hall abbunding Ia colofs.
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HAMBURG, July lO.-An ofllcer
Of tbs new Hamburg American
steamship "Fuert Blsmarck," on
which vessel the Emperor and En-.
press o. Germany recently went
TO Heligoland, has made some
what curious statement In regard 10
the alleged Possibility " the imperial
couple visiting the United States. This
officer says he heard the Empress ask
her husband whether he would 20 20
the United States IN the ''Fuarst Bis
marck." To this question the Emperor
Ia said 10 have replied, smiling; "Do
You really think We should 10 10 the
United btAtesp
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a rss.sa, Of J.ue Iry.

OTTAWA, Ont, July iO.-Chlef En-.
gineer Perley, Of tho public works de.
psrtment, before tho privileges and
elections committee, admitted that the
statement made hefore the committee
by owen Il. Murphy that he (perleyl
had accepted from him present "
Jewelry valued nj Slss5 was true. Muir.
ply IL n member Of the firm OF con.
tractors whose alleged bribery OF the
minister u public works aud Hon.
Thomas Medauery, NJ. r., Is being
Investigated,
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Kansas CITY. No., July 10. -
Henry smith Of Springer, n. NJ, who
IL In this city, says the grasshopper
pest IL In New Mexico and Arizona.
He owns large ranches IN both Terri
tories aud says grasshoppcfs have
stripped them u nearly every vettlgo
Of vegetation, and have done great
damage. Other canlomen, he says,
have made the same complaint. Smith
says the pests are moving slowly east
ward and by fall will reach the Kan.
saa aud Texas lines.
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LoSppN, July iO.-Jim Smith and
Ted Pfilchafd yesterday fought for
the championship VI England aud
$4,000 under the rules Of the London
ring. From the start Pr tchafd had
tho battle and Mt the ond VI the fourth
round the championship of England
was decided Ia his favor. IL was n
bloody and fierce fight, but the little
man ouigcncraled and outiought his
powerful opponent.
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GAINESVILLE, Tex, July l0.-ln.
dian Agent Bennett and the Chicka.
saw militia have arrested over fity
white families, charged with being In.
triders, who will bp put acrOss the
river into Texas tomorrow with orders
not 10 return 10 the Territory under
heavy penalties.
The cattle tax ofa dollar n head IA
being collected by the Indian militia
from whites and wire fences are being
cut
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MILAN, Tenn, July iO.--This sec.
ton has been thrown into great cx.
element owing 30 the report that one
n the Philadelphia dcfa1licrs has been
found near here. Tho man. who i
supposed TO he Marph, l. heavily
armed. A posse Il In putsult Of the
ananect.
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CEDAR RArius. Iowa, July TO-
The home " J. Y. flanagan, general
passenger and ticket agent " the Bur.
lington. Cedar Rapids aud Northern
road was burned early this morning.
Miss Hull. servant, persisted In the
fiamca. The other inmates narrowly
escaped.
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sstire

All persons IN the surrounding coun'
try with whom our agents have con.
tractcd TOT places 10 post bills are here
by notified that our Advertising cars
will he iu Salt Lake city within few
days TO cover all these contracted
place with bllls, and they must not
permit others 10 occupy them.
JANIS T.. tOOrTH,
Sole Owner Adam Fovpaugh Shows.
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CITY on MfXIco, July iO.-A dis.
patch from Guatemala says the reports
OF a revolution In that country tele.
graphed to the United States from
Mexico, arc exaggerated. There ha.
been some riotiDg, but this was merely
the result Of an election excitement.
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NEw YoRg. July i0.-frcnch, the
New YORK "Jackth. Ripper, was sem
fenced 10 life imprisonment today, for
the murder Of woman Ia a hotel some
time ago.
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LONDON, July i0.--Rev. Charles II.
Sturgeon has grown extremely weak.
The burning % the distlllery VI Hol.
land 4 Co., Mt Deptford, caused loss
OF 100000.
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AppeaI GRANTED.

Los ANGELES, Cal, July i0.-A
motion foran appeal IN the case Of the
schooner "isobefihnd Minnie" 10 tho
United States court Of appeals In san
Francisco, has been granted.
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CRY ~ MHNiCO,J i0,-prcsident
DlaI has pardonod Carlos Iaremba, an
American, sentenced 10 four years
imprisonment for forgery and for using
false government fuals.
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DR. WALTER PRATT the Dentist,
has decided 10 locate permanently In
the Constitution Building, and h pre-
pared 10 seo his friends. Como aud he
hurt. DIV
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PARIS. July l0.-A hamlet near
Boufg d'Oysans was burned last ~, ht
anu flfty families rendered homeless.
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II you buy Lard, Try ours. We put
Il up with great care and guarantee II
absolutely pure.
Rom SHERWOOD,
Globe Market, opposite Il. G.. NJ. !.
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BRNISumAAi, Ala, July ln.--f.ast
night the sheriff stopped n prize fight
between Smith a. Davis of Buffalo
and Eugene MoElroy.
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CLOTHING.

COO Youths aud Boys Suits TO DO closed out
$50 Pair Of Mons Pants at Roal Bargains.
200 Pair Youths and Boys Pants cheaper than over.
Ono lot Of Boys KNEE SUITS at FOG por suit.
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Mrs. ". D.. Van schoeaho,en, u. D,,1
Having lately returned from the East,
10 now prepared 10 resume the practice
Of Medicine In this city. Oniob NJ No,
90, east Iith South street lloursi
FROM 10 10 II a. IN. and . 10 v, N.
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WANTED.

INNIuN LADY AND GENTLEMAN ~
- SAT- take uity % vrlc uH HI unrr AMI
compare heir uusWtra with tnHIf Nr Fhllfas \
rfeai fufpfisH nHHta you. AIdOrHH
TIN Npfp nAt iur. Co.
a Er lIIa ~. fau tfaurfHrn.
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Daily except sunday,
I Daily except Monday and Tuesday.
Orchestra Baud In attendance every
day.
Fare Tor round trip, 50c.
d, 4, BuRLuY,
Genl. Agt. passgr. Dept.
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A Grand Excursion TO the Yellow.
stone National Park, leaving Salt Lake
City, July Goth nj $3.50 p. m. WIN be-
personally conducted 10y nm expert
enced Tourist Agent. Only $3.50 for
the round trip.
For particulars Inquire ut No. 2Ol
Main Street. d. II. HURLEY,
General Agent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Lados' Beaded capos at sl5o zach.
Ladies' SILK Capos cost
Ladies' Misses Blouse Waists at cost.
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vosts. 25G
Lados' chomso, i5e 200, goo and 400. worth double
Fancy 2so, 75e, eooi former price,
sl.25, and sis5.
Ladies Opera Shawls at Cost
Biz Stock Assorted Laoes per yard.
Boys Girls Straw Hats Poe we'o and 75u
Babies Bonnots Half Price,
90 Dozen Mons JOrsoy Rbbod Shirts Drawers
zach,
500 Pieces EMBROIDERY FLOUNCING
included in this sale.
Pooos Yard Wide Carpet at POO per yard.
A fow Brussels Mats COG each.
Rugs Art Squares, and Carpets Price.
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PirIsnuRu, July l0.-rhe glass bot.
tie blowers Of the United States and
Canada have In contemplation certain
changes IN their rules aud demands
that will create u revolution In the
trade. The annual convention 0f the
National Trade assembly comprising
glass bottle blowers of the United
ftat.s aud Canada will meet nj ~.
Louis on the 18th Instant. Al Amcfi.
eau manufacturer Ays that nj the com.
ing convention the bottle workers viii
push the claims made last year for the
inst time. Other important measures
will 10 discussed, among them being
one admitting foreign blowers Into the
organization, which virtually means
no Foreigners shall be employed whcf.
there are American wofkmcn. The
proposed changes do not end here.
Tho bottle workers Will make q
strong fight 10 cut loose from
the Knights Of Labor and enter
tho American Federation Of Labor
combining tho American iilnt glass
workers.
The Western Bottle Manufacturers
association has invested the wage COM
mittec with full power 10 act In con.
ference with the wage committee Of
the American iiint glass workers. The
committee Of American flint glas.
workers has formulated scale, but II
will not b, presented finally 10 the
manufacturers until lint acted upon at
tho Stoubcnville convention.
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Tho csvi.,isa r"a.sser Conference.

MIssEAroLia, July lO.-rhiu "de-
ccnnini day. Of Christian Endravor
societies was opened nj half past six by
n half hour prayer meeting. The reg.
ular session was called 10 order nj $50.
Row. DIR. Ware read for the morning
Lesson the sixth chapter Of Second
Corinthians. President CLARK then an.
nounced the committees.
The free parliament wins conducted
by Dr.. Ronthalcr OF Indianapolis, the
subject for consideration being "what
the society has done.n
Df. Rondthaler opened with fifteen
minute talk, explaining thu topic not
10 consider the relations Of the society
20 the church, for the society n the
church. His speech was the introdue.
ton Of one ofthe most interesting 81
the general exercises. From all over
the hall delegates wcr. on their fcet
with minute suggestions ~ TO the work
Of THE society.
Itssponscs come 10 fast that each TO.
mark seemed 10 DO tho signal for fresh
bursts Of applause.
Sociabilily, evangeiistlc effort, sup.
port, ~ the pastor, conversion OF souls,
opposition % saloons aud Sunday
aniuscmcnts aud many other points
were brought )ut In quick succession.
Secretary Baef read n cablegram from
Natal, South Africa.
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MoSEy LOANED, short and long time,
Notes bought by +. y. uregg 4 Co.,
Room 30, Commercial building. dim
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4 noAN MARI, wuiTE sroroN TnH-
~ head, uFtt hind loot white. WV. 90 lH
urhttln Return 70 ~ tcuuc street. 3 ns
tcUnth Wani.