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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-17

sA9 tOh SALE It virtue #
. q sI q. mortgage eyeCut ~ evils
re5m q wife, | WI # f,r for safe
a..a az tu court house door IL Raj
Ug N0.dy arcu nth, lsp3, the
owing ttae llId ly! ard hG ne in
r WA-.tp festa.i < a n stake, w.
OH e, 90. &c. q G Ce sogth IS d-gree4
ttv ue half p0es {, a stake IN sid
t1.s lae; thence north sight 20, ; 10
q. d.d piu ers; the c. nortr IS
ss,y wts, ioT,y poles 10 stake and
f- ,AiC. north S 6e2rCes west,
gtuteo lni seven tenths 10 a stake
~ n'Hfs, thence south ~ desre $,
|et 'pur pole "a y stake; therce south
degrees, pa cne hundred and twenty
= anil Ole ti'th ,,uies 70 the begt ing,
|'pt'ulns, according to Wea urement,
1fi u5e acres 1lJie perfeCt Tie sa d
eldgi murtgaS Is reg stored "a book ~
a2e 3s Of register of deeds office
y az lo1lty,
j G.. T.. HARRIS,
Attorney of Mort tgAgee
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To Oppose Every Esimetaiisc Scheme.

LONDON, March IS In the house OF
commons this evening Sir VILLAIN
Hnuldsworth. conservative and British
delegate at Brussels monetary confer
ence, criticised the conduct Of the Brit
ish delegate at the conference and asked
what would be the attitude of the gov
e74mant should proceedings IN Brussels
be resumed. ST William Hsrcourt,
chancellor of exchequer, replied that
the delegates wou d be instructed to
opp s. every bime6alIic scheme proposed
at the conference.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-17
why Eva Ross Poisoned her Family.

MADISON, lad, March Is The my
terry surrounding the p,isoniug OF IN.
Ross family has been solved in Il me.s-
ure. l. is now generally believed that
Eva Roas poisoned herself ana then put
arsenic in the coff e The girl, 1t IS aaid
supported the entire family, ana Was n u
~eil treated ny them She grew tlr'd
nr lIfe, and took Ieverge upon Ter re'a
tIves before killing n,r-elf A bert X s.
oied yesterday, making the thild deaiL
! In the family
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-17
A $4,000 Fire.

New YORK, March 16 A special
from Paterson. N. j. to the evening
World says: Turn hall, tire building
covering half block on Ellison and
Croft streets was totally destroyed by
fire this morning The loss, roughly IS
timsted, is $75 900 -Four fremen were
injured and it is believed two of them
will die They were caught in the
building when the walls collapsed, and
| it was with great difficulty that they
! vere removed from the dnheia.
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vlEMPixtS ON TOP.

The Southern League Team Defeats
the 81 Louis Team
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 16.-The
Memphis Southern League team defeated
the St. Louis Browns this afternoon bv .
score OF z 20 l. Witt Crook pitched for
Memphis, allowing tn Browns five hits.
Clarkson, Hswley and Breitzenstein
pitched three innings each for the
Browns, and eight hits were made off Of
tnem the game WAS pIaSed in furry
IF snow, the cold wave hav.ag struck
Memphis tbs morning.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-17

LE1PsIC, March Ga large meeting
Of Agrarian Conservatives WAS held here
this evening Count Mirbach, Baron
Manteuff4l and othtr Agrarian leaders
who were present declared that they
would support toe army bill only upon
cot tion that the government abandon
its purpose of concluding commercial
treaty with Russia
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-17
The NJ. Loui. Team Comes South.

ST LOUIS, Mo. March Is Bob Ca
ruthers. d well known ball player, has
been given conditional release by pres
ideut Won Der, and free sign where
he pleases- The St Louis Browns left
l4~t night for southern trlp. Ihey
will play at Memphis, Chattanooga,
Nashville and other cities Joe Quinn
has been appointed captain of the team.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-17

EEExxE1sl:Ssa--<s~
r.~r ENryM'sx,
FAME CANDIES"
FOR sALRAr
w. III hiN-- &CO,S

- ~ . vA.u lie CITY Pso P.Kr,
b. vlr:u ofs ecr-eGft e uu--.Ia-
"f he cou ~ III The r, eclAl 7. 9 W.T.
It'll, d J. y. Holci"s. .d,uiristr see
Der.ton, decvssed, NJ e.,o, Y:
SIll cell on MondSy I'll til dsxc,N
S'S, At z 2o'cIock o.. =, st III court bfr.-. d,
of -sia county of Wske IA the c,ry a, n, %
The toll wing described ropertv an,
torres and lots on Exchsng ace IN n ~ "a
4 Raleigh, Ion d-d on . e north Nv ~, 10y ~
lot of W &. 4 A b. >trorA n. -. ,,e
east " he store and 1t slsot "a - :. *
Denton As dover on the south tv.,a
cha ge, and IN the we b. IN. .,o,. -
al lot OF L. ID Cast cherry -sid -,o-. 80,
ings are rowl Hrot condition spd r..,,s
5000 each iser north Also 4 b,,..% "
lot in the eastern part OF the CITY q, Rsls.,..
bounded IN the n"rth hy the lsnd- 80 80
hongherty on the eat by the land. a, "a,
Podie Perry, on IN. south ~ 1 shsr-t,, -,
aud on the wet by he lands uf J-.hn 4 -
containing 4 acre ore o le~- 1.r u
| rnle: Ons-ihird cash, one.,hirc in -.
m 1nths. and the lance IN a'reen mo, ~ :
| from dAy of sale, the urchs-er g. ,.s,.n,.
| notes for the ! cefer-e payments. b.a-lns -
| crest from dsv uf ssis ~ Ter cen, per 80
| mum. The u'le reserved until pnrrh...
oney is p Id IN full. urch>sers allowed n
| psy full amount cash If desired.
February Il, 1893.
| IN. HOLDING.
| A ,ninfstrAtor ali / & hm..-ls-io
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-17

Tar Heel.
NJ Hoke Smith, NJ Clevelsnd's sec
retary of interior. is very pleasantly held
in remembrance bs the University foot
o.ll team, Of last year. While they were
In Atlanta ls.t fall, he showed them
every courtesy and attention possible,
a . af-er Their hard fought end victori-
o,.- zane with tine University Of Vir-
gtaI.. ne gave an elegant b.rquet - tie
T.r Heel champions at his residence on
Prscntree streer, at which il was the
pleasure of our boys 10 meet many of the
Gate City's loveliest dsughtsrs
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WAKE COUNTY. tachment tact An' o. al
Arthur A spltzer. plsintifi. v Thomas
w Po ter ooinS business a. Porter A
Co tief-ndsnI-
The defendA above named ~. taa uoue.
tnat q rum Z. m in The shov. -rfi'l q sct, N
was issued on the let day ui f,,suArN. ,>qs
nv w ID. Haywood. a Jusuce Of tie Pe.o. a.
Wake county, North TAronDs, fcr he run, a
ne hurdred and riD { -Eire 40 Ia = ma
torIy-tw" cents g % AZ due the ,sid air ~
by Account for persona VI &C. render.
him and expenses whila rendering tie -.m,
which eumLionr il returnsbl. b, tore ;he -Aa
Iustice ~ the Office o. Strong X str. .ns m tn.
''ity of Raleigh in ssld county snd state. on
the 2sih day of February. II l,93 The
defend ant will co take notice hist warrant
Of attachment was issu. by the said Jusi &c
on ihe said let day of February, i>g which
warrant IL return sb.e before the -sia Ju-tica
II the time aud place above named Tor the r,-
turn of the sum Tons; snd 'hit ih de endsnt
IL required to appear before the esid Justice
at the place above named ,h. III d.v ~
March, A ID. lSt3, st the hour -. II and
| ard an-wer or demur To the complaint Of III,
plaintiff OF the relief mxnded th.reIn viii
| re granted.
This ct day of February, A %. lr,s
w. ID HAYWOOD. j..
| STR NNG e. ,rBoNG atnrn.Ks
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seven Persons Perish In The parasrie
FtTer.

SALINA Kan, March 16 Only mea
gre reports can be secured from the pr.-
ire fires which have been ragiag in w s
tern Kansas for the past two days. To-
day news was received from Russell
county that seven persons were caught
between two fires yesterday and per
ished
Their names are William Bailey, Dave
Hutchinson. Albert Moore, a Med II
AID, Mrs Leyre and two unsnowns.
Bailey was fea fully burned a. out the
abdomen ard breast aud oled IN awful
agony. The men were all farmers.
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Substdfes Could Not Save elt.

NEW YORK, March 16,-Judge Brown,
in the United States district court to-
day, issued an order for the sale # the
steamship Vigillancia, Of the Uulted
States aud Brazil mail steamship com
paDy, to satisfy the clsim of the steamer
for wages 0 her vessels OF the lire may
also have to be sold.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-17

On the 10Th day of March, is93. at " m, .,
the court house door in ia city BA.eigh,
y G und"r powers conferred m certain
moTtg &, execu'et ny Svl IA nangnm re-
cortei In the office OF the Register Of Deeds
of Wake county, boz III. page i31, will cell
1T public auction 'or c.-h tii.. land dee -ribed
in ssii mortgage, rltuaief 10 wake county.
New Light tow IN p, joining he lanes OF
spencer Garrett " X Ssndling formerly :.
r Laws and others containing three &C -.
more or less
THO<. X PUENKLL.
tehI7-tds rf'trIsf-
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A New SieeI-Maktng Process in the
south.

NEW YORK, March 16.-The directors
Of the Tennessee Coal, Ion a1d Railroad
Company were in ses ion for three hours
this afternoon. They decided to adopt
the TIA bot open hea, tn steel process, N,
patent owned by the Metal Refining
Company, of Chattanooga, Tenn, on
~hich they had an option good uotil
April 4 Secretary B,wron said the
mpany proposed to be in he South in
the manufacture of steel what Carnt gle
Is in the North
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che Louisville and Nashville fsauIed
over Iiie Coats.

NASHVILLE, Tenn March 1G J Jann
Ruhm, UnlJed States district t9rn, y,
lied in the Federal court here ytstrr y
the bill of complaint of The inter ate
commerce commission against the LOUIS
vile aud Nashville railroad. The bi!l
alleges that the company has steadily re
fus, and continued t. refuse 10 obey
sn order made by the commission und 7
the decision Of the commission relative
to determinations in coal rates charged
! shippers to Nashville over lis lines.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-17
CANNING Factory FOR SALE

The Crescent Canning Co. o. vi "-'''
= & o..r for -.le mel elt.re 2-1A-' -
s.s.iny OF towa .ot and faeio'y :
olive. one 3Lhor-e boiler
Kaovl-s Pump and coin..s's
machinery 10 per..ct . capacity ?
cans csily AisO 1000 car
Part or the whole car pe o'u
below cost = not sold st priFa's Sa
fore, IL will be sod AZ 2uohe So
18th OF April. next.
Apply 20. rrrr
masiS,m S~ey
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MADRID, March 16-Many anarch SITS
were arr sted today by the police Sew
eral bomb factories and small printing
snops were raided and their contents
were seized The police secured lsrge
amount of anarchist literature and TX
posives.
An Italian was surprised IN the &C Of
charging bomb He dropp' d the bo'ub,
it ex 9loded and he was killed lnstan q y.
Nobody else was injured.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-17
\IALUABLEC CITY PRorEanFOR

BALE
rurSnant 20 jldyns-fi'- ~ " tE' ,,c-....., c...i.
-nUerior courI nj fad - it~ &c =.
Z. M isp2. snl ~. f~',Tu ~ ..rD,
the CA Of Eil. VI Erigh'. y
4 " navwno' 'rl,t-". And "ih~r- - ~
~lsuie VI Pe-ki,-.' s-srt's-'.'rb'y 40
aruiini- razor of Mary P-rsir.oa p
ceaset, tzra P,Tk aeon ano
Royster. guardian n iite.n o. re
kins,u. we will % -Atu Y pr
ls,{ st the county court hOiise d'.'' ~
city Of naieixr. y. & 7-i II pnh4e
crv. To tie d ghE-r bicnef ~ c4-h. =.
fnlloxing lot or arc-l % lald ~ ~
I Of Raieigh y -. viz. adjoining
/ o! Mrs Lana 4 Win ton M u
I Inv on 're snutneaSt cOrn-- y ~
/ section Of X ooi~ort- a ADr<al
F~tn NJ part OF c;ylt -
/ -haffer's map u he f-y ~ ra.r
] g., md more IN ~ snf ~ . ~
| Ia tae ted OF tru-'. exscuiol % -
day % Fe rl-ry. I-i.i. hy =
sni VI ~ perEinsoD, hi- "l 80.
| Haywoo tru t.e, 'te .wh. h.cn 80
frusf IL duly recBr.et - tn ol..
R-yisier o. ID -els 'nr Hase cOs-1''
IN booK 10. psg- n ~ -eg
rour OF ale, y Oc' Ocs n ...,.noD
W J PEHL--
fsr~r1 = t-+lHF"E"
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Total Exports of Cotton for Pebruary

WAsHIN. TON. M .rch 16 The total
exports of cotton tor the month OF +. b
Iuarv, 1898, amounted IN value to s 4, :
$50, 444, or S1l, ,2s9 272 less for the cor
responding period Of 1892. The t tai
value for the SIX months ending Frbru-
ary 1898, was $134 664 100, and for the
same period of 1892, 1896, 6,31s,913.
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Raum Kesigns-Suct essOr Not Yet
Appointed.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-SecIetary OF
Interior today accepted the reslgnation
of Green P. Raum as commissioner of
pensions ami Las designated Deputy
commissioner Andrew Davidson to take
charge Of that off .e till IA appointment
by the President of Raum's successor.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-17

WILMINGTON, n C, March 16.-Sig-
nal Service Observer D,rman at 81 n
port, teiegraphs that an unF an
steamer, supposed to be British :, p
is stranded on frying pan shoals-
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-17

LoSD n. March 10 Mr.. Gladstone's
reco.e.y from iudis sposlnoa is progress
ing 50 sa.isfactori ) that no more bulle.
tins viii be issued es 10 nis condition
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-17

New YORK, March 16.-The follow
ire notice has been issued by the health
office:
Quarantine Notice-All vessels arriv-
ing IRON domestic ports, south of Cape
Heu)open. on and aft the first day Of
April, and until the first day of Novem
Der, will be required to stop at boarding,
station for inspection.
w I. JENKINS. 4
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Virginia COunIerfelters Run Down.

NEW YORK, March 16.-Detective
Sergeant Zungt succeeded in running
down today what may prove t. be the
operations of gang VINO are making
counterfeit money in Richmond, Va.
and passing it in New York City and
Brooklyn This morning he arrested
Frank Hslstead and David B4rtholo-
new. of Brooklyn, on tue c"mpisint Of
David Fo. kard, jeweler, who charged
them with passing counterfeit IS 90 bills
on him on January 9th. This morning
the men called sgain at the sore ana
tried to sell Falkard a watch, which they
had boue ht from him. The jeweler
recognizes them and called in Detective
Zungt. They were arraigned in the
United S ,te- court in Brooklyn and
held to a. lc action If the Ualted States
grand jury.
H.lstea.u admitted that he passed 81
n cnunte' ielS money 10 BIO klyn aud
New Vo,k. an6 thst the money had bee,
! mace in Richmond. Va.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-17

,vrtcs: NJ mother and eis-
p 1r serotlla and ulce'sted
,.r AID received more
i I RllAl benefit rom its use
i .G4ratHpt ever used.
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SALARY or COMMISSION

70 handle the Patent Chemical Ink
trsng Pencil. The most usefnl and
loy' invention OF the age Erases ink
|aol1ulhy in two secoLds WORKS Ike
| mage 2'o to 500 per cent profit Agents
making '50 per week We also want 8
general gent ~ take charge Of territory
nd aauoin, euh.agents. A rare chance
ns.f r,nnev Write for terms p
peCu-u oi grasjng.
I'VE MONROE ERASER R'F'G co
p . 2Ss - tNrNa-e -.
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''"tA GAR piNA, Ia Jusuce's court kal-
tigh Township, bofore
"NEf oorSTY NJ. B oarbee, j p.
fu... ". Dr. r r. Gardner, Mrs

tuu.. ". Dr. r r. Gardner, Mrs
A' lr'- Gardner, heury renmngton.
hs'pcari 2 from the arid, Wit o n + Ful-
!,t Iu mrs sci IN thst ur. u ardner and
a'5r Ntl-r1 Gardner, the deteudants there
f. stt not 20 be found il Wake comfy. md
s'hA after du' dill gence be found IL the
s.t'e, aud II further pearing tina, The plain
th tar a cause of action g.ainat he aid de-
!7La. ne tor work Spd labor done and ma
Grl'is t'ri irhed ou hoese anc lot OF theirs
ll.s sud being IL Raleigh, e.
ltls th, r. ere ordered, that notice of thi.
a'tar b. published once a week for ak ruc-
ce-slvc " ks IN the STATE CHtos s,cIE q
We newspaper published IN taleieh \
q, 'etlng tot tn the title Of the action the
w pose Of the same, and requiring the de.
leudsut tiapresr ou TIE 25th day of March
iS95, before VI y Bsrbee, Justice OF the
ftsce, At his cffice in Rileigh, n g., ut |:
oeoek m, aud answer Of demur to the com
iHht or the rehei demanded will be granted
Inns JAluary 23d, 1S91
NJ. Il. BARBEE,
Justice OF the Peace.
d.O u. HARRIS. ATTORNEY Tor Plat utifi
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.w.H Greensboro, Ga. writes:
N ai who has been enn ely
talous hreaK'ng ut ot
tNg tKu. ard the u-e II
a Na bp ties OF . b B ct
.Hfe ] know of eevetai
uscsse- cured speedily oy the
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Inc Switzerland of America.

western North Carolina, The Land OF
urS. h#s climate nd scenery un-
tl le ~ TIE eastern par OF the United
ltt'. II is the great health fesorr and
tau-e sort of the northern aud south
81 tropIs-tre northern people sp nding
- rttr and tie southern people the
er. LIONS of collars are pendeI
yer yest b. visitors The Centre Of the
2on u Asugyi e n G Eight miles
Iou Asfevt'le in the centre of the pros.
sF' V' me-" W lage of W.avervi lie, Sun
3l ~ county N c., sur ounded by
1NtF NieY there Is
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SEEDS
6
W."
NJ ~ (. oeS
,iaus & Haywood.

mann lb 3 By has Gu ed
"a -c orla, cessna q
i dIreas af.tr other
uIriard fslled You do
.f~JinJus G uulesr You
Is "a, a tI4l 5 ~ T.
tMuts, Ga, Tor illut r, ed
atlal with letters f,om
B q. 3.
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4 tirSt-ClaSS Ho Ell to Rent.

hsre Story frame buildinQ. tweuiy-two
iia' It rooms, good we'll tsliyhtly chaly-
Af'lt t4 den fruit trees tables, etc.
ttN 70 bN. V DINEE, = aver
u ~ ,cr toJAMES Il CpNNtHSE 2,
'r'. cpr Tenn sph1.
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Another Account.

CHARLOTTE. N G March 16. An
other account of the fatal fite at Ruther
fordton is to the effect that Mrs Dixon
had left the room Ia which her children
were, and in her absence the three year
old child upset the lamp The chlld's
screams bought the mother back. A
colored man named Alex McEotire, who
saw the flames and came to the rescue,
bore Mrs Dixcn from the burning build
ing, at the same time pushing before
him third child whose life was thus
saved. Mrs Dixon died from her in
juries this morning Some years ago
Mr. Dixon lost his former wife and two
children in one day by a disease.
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W. ID II = i WFNII. j. 7
STR aNG e. STRONG. atsorn@Ns
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Notice of sale.

Fairview Farm. Rail- n. y.
March list, l-ss3
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DEATH AND DESTRUCTION.
THE FIERY SPRAY COVERS A
LOVING MOTHER As SHE
CLlNGS TO HER OWN.
'The Wife of Thomas Dixon at Ruth.
erfOrdton. Burned with Her
Two ChfIdren-The Sad
"Details.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., March 16.-Dr.
Dixon, of this city, has just received
word of fatal burning of the wife and
two children of his son, Thomas Dixon,
of Rutherfordton, N G.
The fire occurred last night about 8
o'clock Mrs. Dx1n was alone, her
husband being at Shelby. After she
had gotten ready with her little
ones to retire and while sitting
by a table with her youngest
child in her arms. the child accident,
turned over the lamp, which exploded
and spread its fry sprays over the
mother ard two children Mrs Dixon
might have saved herself, but for her ef
fol ITS for her two children. She lived
until 1 o'clock. few minutes after her
husband reached her, hut was never con
scious after she was first reached by
rescurers.
Mr.. Dixon is travelling sales
man for CO ttrell, Watkins & Co., Of
Richmond, and is well known all over
| North and South Carolina. The house
| and Contents were burned
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4 Noll,s 80 sam .,s
! AID warrani ui a, .
J tachmeut.
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>okTb CARspLiFA

- AZ. nOi.blN0,
A tministrAtor AM & bm.A.s-io
fec'--tds
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-06-21
CORRESPONDENTS.
he following will be found self-ex-

The following will be found self-ex.
planatory:
Astoria, Or, June goth, 1898
Editor Daily Astorian:
Dear Sir; In your paper of today you
have a report of what H. V. Roninger
of Portland, said last Sunday about
Mr. Briggs and the Presbyterian AS
sembly. Allow me to say few words
about this.
When Rev. Roninger says: HAS not
the Presbyterian general assembly cut
itself off from ecumenical Christian
thought, and from the Holy Catholic
Che meant Christian) church through
out the world?" I will answer in the
name of the largest part of the Chris
tian church: mo! not at ALI" The
fact is, the Lutheran church is the or
iginal Apostolic church, and counts
more than the half of the Protestant
church, or more than all the other de-
nominations together, (99,4S5 churches,
29,527 pastors and 51,612,476 communi-
cant members. 1t represents the whole
population of Norway, Denmark, Swed-
en-, the northern part of the European
continent and great deal of the Amer
ca) and teaches the verbal inspiration.
1.-THE Bible is Gods revealed word"
Respectfully yours L. NISSEN,
Pastor of the Lutheran Church.
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Contractor B. r. Smith of ortland
is in the city.
Mr.. d. B. Monteith of Albany arrived
in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Carlton of Olym-
pia are visiting in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. White of Port
land are guests at the Occident.
Mrs Head, of Petaluma, Cal, and
her daughter May. are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w. Head.
Bishop Nicholas, who preached an
eloquent sermon here, Sunday last, is
now on his way to his home in San
Francisco.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-06-21
LADIES' TEA

Is a pleasant drink, which will be
borne by the stomach without nau-
sea or gripping. 1t acts thoroughly on
the liver, kidneys and reproductive or
gans. A gentle physic, efficient diu-
retic. and is most useful in scant or
painful menstruation. 1t aids diges-
tion and reduces corpulency; clears the
complexion, rendering 1t fair, and re-
storing the natural tone Of the skin,
for it removes the bile. which by ac-
cumulatlon, produces the sallow. mud
dy complexion, peculiar to the con-
stipated. Sold by all druggists
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-06-21

S. II. Clifford New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism,
his stomach was disordered, his liver was
affected to an alarming degree, appetite
fell away, and he was terribly reduced in
flesh and strength. Three bottles of Elec-
trio Bitters cured him.
Edward Shpherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,, had
q running sore on his leg of eight years
standing. Used three bottles of Electric
Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen's. Ar
John Speaker Catawba, o., had five
large Fever sores on his leg, doctors said
he was ineurable. One bottle Electric
Bitters and one box Buclllen's Arnica
Salve cured him entirely. Sold by Chas.
Rogers, druggist.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-06-21
Now Try rms.

1t will cost you nothing and will sure
ly do you good, If you have cough, cold
or any trouble with throat, chest or
lungs. Dr. Kings New discovery for
Consumption, coughs and colds is guar
anteed to give relief, or money will be
paid back. Sufferers from la grippe
found it lust the thing, and under its use
had espeedy and perfect recovery. Try a
sample at our expense and learn for your
self Just how good a thing it is. Trial
bottle free at Chas. Rogers drug store.
Large size so cents and 81.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-06-21

friendly match in which some good
shooting was done. The score was as
follows; schwab. SO; Loughery. Al:
Noe, SS; Roseburg, 81; Cook, 49,.
It is the intention Of the club to is
sue a challenge to the Protland marks
men for a match at clay pigeons to
take place some time in July. probably
about the Sth or 10th.