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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-01

" transferred to New York, the rival
metropolises would have a new source
of dispute. The report has been re-
peated SO frequently in New York that
a certain degree Of credence has come
to be attached to it, but it has no foun-
dalton in fact. The idea seems to have
had its origin in the attempt to interest
the manager of the Armour millions
in an enterprise somewhat similar to
the institute to which the great beef
packer has given his name, and which
stands in Chicago. 1t was supposed
that the Chicago fortune would be
drawn upon literally in support of the
scheme, but that is now known to be
al erroneous impression. Incidentally
it transpires that the managers of New
York's charities are complaining that
New York millionaires are singularly
lukewarm at present in aiding local
institutions. 1t is significant that all
recent contributions to the funds of
the larger concerns have been made
by persons who do not reside in New
York. Why this should be so is not
made apparent, but it appears probable
that II the aid heretofore rendered to
many charities by the weather. New
York families is withdrawn, as it prom
Uses to be in some cases, there will en-
sue much distress.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-01
A New Vehicle.

Another fad which entails considera-
bic expense and which IS in high favor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-01
GOSSIP OF GOTHAM
Fads Of New Workers Are Neces-
stating Much Expenditure.
Some Dreams In Mosaics-The Unique Pro.
diotfon Of Famed Democratic Polit-
ical Leader-MSr. Ducey ON tho
Public School Question.

COPYRIGHT. 1884,
Had there been any truth in the as
sertion recently made that Phil Ar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-01

xhen Baby was ack, esave her CASTOR
When she was a Child, 'shecFied for CasSoes&
wben-she became i4iB, .sAe> dung toSasbnssA.
Uhensae ha.c childfea, zhe gavesAamr casec.ax
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-01

In the interior decorations wealthy
New Workers are literally mosaic mad.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-01

Cure rhres weeks Of this noe 'wesWa6
without . ride behind Harry's trottere
But don't care. I've got ny ns.s -
the papers. anyhow.
That parrot of mine 10 perfect gsA
and ] gsvs her az ex,-. lsnp a sug~<.
while the reporter wa writing IN a.
ty. paragraph about her
All the same. think Harry vs. On
reasonable. and he nigh, have waited
Or an expiaastion- But ! dazN care,
I've got Ey sarns In The yspe~, sny-
way. tAzsrK CsExrg~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-01

kndYe6-Thy. Arr. surely yss -
70, tinsisg your ehe>xs7
Amy lrosTe 6nst>r "a ksnsf-YeQ
TIA Il DesvrxsiOa z.y. yoz snow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-01
OF ss. I.pre..a.nl.s a-h..a-

Little Dot An impreyiB' n draw
tng-
.o's~r-I hope %.
Little Dot drew . esks ., %,
slsie ard Dsek gues.e5 {, vas ar sys-
Ter he xse~ IL wzs ssrssshirg -
ca, snyho~. didn't h~.-P.ars1Es
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-01
rh. pictnras,n. po,,t,c;,,

No person has achieved a more pic
turesque renown as q result of the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-01

Expensiveness in attire for youths
whose parents can afford such things
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-01
Mgr. Ducey's Eloquence.

Mgr. Ducey, the pastor who is unique
among pastors of fashionable New
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-15

@O6ins, ibre iSigur 1T eben gang an
berg. Die 8eine lino ldn9er uno aud
bic 5dlIe lperben mebr ausgeIfreft &c:
trageu.
Sm 5empsrament ibsinen bic 6ub=
ner pblegmatiider gu ieiu, als3. =. bic
DeiBen WDanboits, bic lie aber pieber
an @rbBe beoeutenb ii5ertreffeH. Sbr
&amm 1T febr 3ierlid geformt uno oud
Die tlbrigen 8opfSierralbe, ipie @loden
uno Obrfheiben, iinb bon fnapper
G5r6Be.
Sm 8roBen uno Gan3sn fanu man
benz sWbite 2Donoel ".5ubn wobl bag
3euanib ausltelen, baB es eine lebr
onerfennenspeItbe 3u6tleiltung BON
@eiidtspuntte Der 5b0nbeit uuo Der
@r0Be 1T. Ob es ben ibm msiter
na6geriibmten irnsrli6en Bor5iisen
gereht merOen pirO, lpirb nottlrli9
etit bic 3ufunft lehreH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-15
@tnmadlen npn Sauerfraut.

9tur felte. mitte!Qrnbe st6pFs. mil9e
aebn Gage auf Daufen GeleBt, abgebun=
ftet baben, follte man, um id6nes,
peiBes. aartes araut 3u erbalten pyrs
lpenben. Don ben a0pfen entferut
man bic auBereu loderen Sldtter. bobrt
ben 5trutH aus, f:at ben 4rautbobel
10, oaB er aud uirflid fein idueibet
unb le9t bic &rauf6pfe ni6t slalt,
fonoern our S6neibe inrdeltebenb in
ben 9obel. 0ierauf belegt man ben
5uBboben oes Safes mil frilhen
arautbldtteru. lest baS &raut f6t6ten-
melie nit SaI3 uerieben elm uuo
ltampft es gleidmdBig, obne @emllt
an3umenben. feit.
8ei gu frdfiigen Stampfen miiroe
fuobl bic Bribe aus benz araute ge,
ben, bod niirben aud bic langen
Grautfdben aerfleinert tperben unb oas
araut on ib0uem Nusleben perlieren.
SIT bas SAB ooa, 10 belegt man eS
enttueber nit frii6en WeiBtrauttldt;
tern ODER einen leinenen 1ude. Wan
re6net auf 10 Quart &raat 50 8ramm
9al3 Gum 56lui1e miro bas Jab
nit ia' ber abgemaibenen unb ange.
pdbten 8rett1en ooer nit einem burh
lnherten 0o!3oedet uerieben unD nit
Sieinen bel9Dert.
aobt fid bas Sauertraut bart, 10
1T oer Stein gu f6mer. 1T oaS Sauer.
fraut gu fpeid, 10 1T Der Stein gu
lei6t. gfa9 Der @dbrun5 1T bas iiber
benz araute ltebenbe WaRer nit a(len
unreinll6feiten. pie S6aum, 9di'ns
mel &C., ab8ui66pfen uno 2etntn6,
Brett unb Steine nit reinem Waher
ab5uwaiden. Bei ie0er arautents
nabme 1T bas 8erfabren gu tpieoerbo
len unb oas araat feit anauorideu
Bon frlanden 2euteu merDen aud
beim @inma9en Wa9boloer beeren uno
aiimmslf0rner nit eingelegt. Our9
3ulaB BON fiBen Weiulrauben nimmt
bas 8raut einen peinartigen Sc.
I6maf an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-15
,,9etoen mmS iid, itarf seisem", /,

b. 3. t6rperi4er Bein ipii@en @let6mutb entsesenz
iesen, 1T f4erlt6 lcbenSpertb, aber bic Spfer be5
0tbeumaismus pirben eepiB sera ani paS sob perz
sdtcu, cas tbrem Stpict5mus seipennet wub. penn
he iG nur &ube RON ben rbeumattl6en Audlen
ertaufen fbnnten. llnc iie t6nuen eS. Ga8 Mttel
hasu. baS e fh nit oer sr6Bten SequemIidfett rsrs
&affen tSnnen, 1T SpiteterS MasenbitterS, pelaeS
bas rbeumatii@e Slit uu8 rem s6rper treitt anp Die
bapon afiictrte acnittutpn in wpbItbuenbiter @eie
berubtst. Grsretfe bic 0elssenbeit teu, S6orfe,
menn tu rbeumattde 3uduusen peripfrit unp made
tbnen ipfprt elm Gnbe. 8ebcnte, lieber ecier, baB
Ger, pirft. unb 10 Manhem, oem hie5 paiiiret,
brad ra5 Ser3 pariber entswei, ntt aus 9,ebe. i1n=
bern aus S6merS unh uuiasbarer 9cin. DaS 8terS
1T aud Ella ousse3enee8 Rittei se9en Nterenleteen,
Mdlaria, Sartlelbi9teit, augemeine Stmdae, Neuz
ralate, S6lailcfatett unb Dpspepiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-15

- Nu5 Berlin nirb perii6ert, baB
bas tiir3li6 BON Der &e9ieruug erlaFene
Yerbot gegen bic @infubr BON umeritas
nil6em frii9em 6leild unb &lnopleb
wabri6einlib i6on balo wieber aufges
boben werben piirbe. Die Smporteure
aus 5amburg, Bremen, 2abef. Stets
tin unb &onlg8bera babeu formell ges
gen bas @infubrperbot prpteitirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-15
@ruuoeiseuthun,s lebertrasuuseu.

@briitian s. Dulnig on @mma
Simmang, Ori9inals@iip. Got 45, fiji
81 900.
Is. 8. Maurp on &. Sirtb, @runb
ltiid on Npe. 9. 1925.
Sobu u. Jraier an SoIepb 3eaen:
lpiB, 8runoitiid i'm Surrey so, SET
tion 5. fur $500.
Sames 6. @repenbers an s. 30.
&ounos. @runoitid i'm Weit @no,
81 100
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-15
Sabmep & Wieiecfe,

6leiider, @de @artens un6 Oil.
Iita StraBe. Saben itetS porsiislides
frifdes uno &efrigerator 6leiih unb
6leil6waaren aller Dirt .-Speaialitdt:
SungeS &albfleii d. 9lue Quf=
trdge uerben prompt ausgefiibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-15
Shmere 5tiirme babeu i'm Ell

= Shmere 5tiirme babeu I'M enqs
lilden Sanal gepitbet. Del Oooar
aing Elm nortpeeii6eS Sdlf uuter.
Der adpitdn uuo Elm She'll Der Mann=
ihaft linb ertruafen. Su Der Nibe
Der Sniel @uerneiep siH8 ein unbee
fainter Oreimaiter unter. 3ablreife
Sil6erbpote fielen Der Wutb Der ems
porten @lemente gum Opfer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-15
Wrat,to @tge,ttb,tt1t.
=11laHenpermalters Derfauf.=

cber 100000 runb>@isntbum in San AntOnO mnb Dlcn
oeaut wsesn sanse geFB pO in Steen uno 0rnbfndn
angbpte e Der adur wnht @rcb gut elnS4te Brausrsi
NIT sutem ab1os pom 9er; we wiren g1ertbe+
ausssbebntes Drudrs unb tbosrapbdes etabmnt welef
bic bette Sanb1haft I'M Sapwefen bat
Gutaeleoe GdftsbduIer unp @runbfnde unb Baupdse tn
ber Mttt unb ben Mutbetn Der Stabt Grpbt Auswatl
asbnlidbe OHeen iup nte pOrbn semadt wOreen.
REAGAN HOUSTON. Meaiiemner,ualter
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-15

Ion alien 8ieren in Der Welt
Lone Star am beIten mir gefdut
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-15
@rose 9lepfelausfubr propbeseit.

3rob Der acknowledgement Na6ri9s
ten, Die in Ve5ua auf bic biesidbrige
Nepfelernle aus Olt unb WeR. Siio
9toro bieie5 2anbeS an ba8 Nderbau
amt III Waibington gelaust iino,
idreibt bic Nem Oorfer n0aMosls 3eis
tuns": yllnierem Qepfel Grport croft
nen lid in bieiem Sabre 9iiuitieere
Nuslidtea, mie ie 5uDor Denn laut
tibereinltimmeuoer gfa6ribten aus DEN
0auptlinoern @uropas uuo ben gr6B.
ten Obltgebieten oiirfle oaielblt Der bless
idbrige @rtrag Der beliebten uuo wobl.
l9mefenben 6rud,t 10 gering ausfals
; len, oaB Oiele 2aHoer fir lbren Qepfel.
bebarf i'm 9erblt bauptldfli6 weroen
auf bic Der. Staaten sugemi,len iein
unb lebtere biirfteu mobl i'm Stanbe
iein, biefen gebarf ju befriebigen, Deun
i'm Begeniab au Der Weloung betreff5
Der bepor or1tebenoen geringen transatlan-
tii6en Nepfelernte, lauten bic Wteloun>
gen fat aug alien 5beilen unieres
2anoes 10 giinliig, buB ein ungem0bn;
lid itarfer @rportuorraib nit 81 herbeit
gu ermarten lit. Die innerbalb Der les.
ten IA Sabre seringite gum @rport ge
/! laugte Quantitdt Iepfel mar 1882
+ Sob I'M Sabre 1883, pOgegen III ben
Sabren 1880 uno 1891 bic betreffenoe
Qusfubr bic S6be BON l 1923. Sp3 besm.
gar l,450. 1856 SAB errei6te. 6aQs li6
bic 8orausiage betreHs elmer nod ni6t
errei6ten groBen 9(usfubr beltdtigt,
oiirf.e lib bieielbe iomit biesmal auf
etua 800 900 SAB belaufenl"
Dr.. price's Cream 8afine popoer
9as bollfommenite. has semadt iuiro.
sSmporti, ,te neue Sal3gurfen.
Soeben erbalten einen frii6en 8ors
rath BON gefhllten MangoS.
Wfan peridume nibt, uniere nsue
Senbung bon WcWedenis @inaemchs
tenn. Obitmarmelaoe unb gewiir5te 8ir-
men 5u probiren.
llniere Mafrelen fnb bic belten,
bic su erlangen iinb, unb bieies Sabr
eingeleat. Man perfdume ni6t bamit
einen 8eriu6 gu MAIDEN.
Saben tets porrdtbig 6udinS, ios
Die bic 6rorco amerifaHii6e 6oob
Cos fran30iiide Suppen.
8eim @intauf bon @Buaaren 1T e5
ratbiam, bel un5 por3uipreden, ba uns
Iere Waare lietS bic bette lit.
g1ir fiihren cine oagemeine Nusnabl
bon 8runner's 8afnerf.
Nlle5 mas in einem @rccerp @ei6dft
Oerlang! wirb, III auf ba5 Bette gu be-
8ieben bur6
BriScoe & So.
Or. priee's Cream 8afine powoe..
| 9Safe @eltsausitellunss aus,eidanns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-15
Sriaft Soilamo's Saffee ; iebeu
Sag frii6 gebrannt.
grinft Sullamo's Sbee.

&auft bel Sollanb Cure 8 e.
m iir3e, griinen &affee &C. &c,
233 Mei Commerce StraBe.
elepbon 311.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-15
3mm efelett absemasert.

WelIlelt SIeuHotHTlen
aufgcseben tuorOen; oue
meintell, idl iei lnrett.
bar bem 2ooe perfalen.
Weine 2unge mar fart
afficirt, ,mein &orper5um
Sfelett abgenlagert:
Rcine anaeborisen fin
senan, mir Sbr "Golden
Medical Discovery" 5il
sebeu nnb besann td)
mid tuieber gu erbolen.
@s bauerte nidt lange,
60 tx.ax ~. A..,nknx nhl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-15
5F:2 J 2SIfSIU

Sett ldnscr als einen giertel.S Sabrbunbert
bat DIR. BierceS "Golden Medical Discov-
cry" bet Srondials, Gals. uub 2unsenlei.
ben uouffanbige &uren befpirtt. 2ungen.
idtudde, 2rngenblutungen, Bron6itis,
4ftbma, bartnddieer Sulten, Gus8brnmg
ODER qun9enicrofel nno dbnlide Qeibsn tper.
beH bur6 bas discovery" fnrirt.
3um Gfelctt ab8ema8ert.
Fran Mira Mills bon Sarbts, Bia
Gtone Co., Minn., idreibt: rBor eiuem
Sabre mar td) bon meinem Sausar3t nnb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-15
ManteL. Jackel, Uebe[ViIte.

MdH[BT, JdCRGH, UBDGlV011G.
/ Mit Mdnteln, Saden, llsberfpirf.n &c. iinb
mir reid peiieben uno bieten eine ME bas
setpeIene Musipahl.
aiaber @aibmtr Gloats nit pradtpcuem
8eiab, in perf4ieoenen Garben, bon $l.50
aufmarts.
@tutter snbbarb @uiter sat sefiittstt, bon
81 80 eufwdttS.
1ua Sadsts fir Damen, in fdfpars, $3.50.
Oamen @rpes, biibi9 befebt, in braun,
idwars unb anneren Garben, 70 80.
llniere vBliii1 Straps" baben tptr auf ben
fabelbaft bilig.n Rreis bon $l3 rebusirt.
llniere nit Seioe ssfiitterten HlIip @apes,
bts mir nit s15 perfaufen, piirpen iiberna
$25 fo1tsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-15
Clothing Clothing !! CLOTHING !!

gerahe8n iiberipdlfigeab 1T unler Glotbines
Gepartement
llnlere Yreile tperben Gnh in Sri itauneu
ieten. 6etae t1ollene 9lnSiise gu $40 unb
auftpdrls. 9lua biQisere Waaren iinb in
Der srbBten Nuslpabl purbanoen. Sn bieiem
Department, ipie in allen anberer1, seben mir
bic 9reiie an.
@bepipt Beintleiber fir 0erreu So unb $3115.
Seine 8eintleiber fur 9erren, senta1t tpie
naa Dtab, $5, Sc unb 81.
Cine niht an3uliibrenbe Ianse aiite BON
ainper ansiiaen, 8lOuien, MdnteIn, llebers
siehern &c
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-15

- TO IUWt lt9 IUltUtt IUU4t
9elili9, nm lnetnen Sausfraueu.Yfidteu
nadgeben su f5nneu.
Wtetne Wteberberitellung perbanie idl DR.
Yierce'S Golden Medical Discovery"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-15

Die
WS1entli4e Treie Rreiie fnr 3era
erf6eint
ieeeu Dounerfaa
lnb foitet
ss2, 50 FIT bas Sabr Obcr $1.25
q H,snate III wDramsbesahiuua.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-06-01
THURSDAY MORNING. MAY "a,

Session openedwith prayer by Rev A
g King of the Presb'jtery of Stamford
The calling OF the roll showed a very
large attendance % the delegates present.
9:3O O'Clock 10y nd the no Ise well filled
with delegatess nd visitors eager to see
VINO should hs the assemblies choice TO
axe the pIag of the retiring moderator, j.,
Dr Bruce. M Gibson d d OF San Fran
cisco In . few well chosen words pre-
sented tn name OF Rev John A Wilson d
ID OF MAJ .sfield Preshytery aud Professor
in Any .gheny Theological Semi ary.
Ihls Summation was see"n ied by kcv w
b ~ ench ID ID OF Indiana Presbytery.
Kew d Nj Sleeth of MuskiDgum Pres. af-
ter yards presented to the assembly for
et .ction the name of Rev w Wither-
g. 1oon ID d, OF Allegheny City, in Alleg.
'Leny Pres. The choice Of the Assembly
!, resulted in the election Of Rev John 4
Wilson ID d on a ballot Of I0l votes oul
Of l74. DIR Bruce, the retiring moderator
then welcomed to the chair, in few
kind words OF encouragement, DIR Wilson
as his successor. DIR Wilson in his in
augural address set before the delegate
the importance of this Assembly, which
has before it questions which are to de
termine the welfare of our church.
The first act OF business was the ap
pointment of committee OF three I,
visit DIR Irvine who is unable, at thi
. time, to leave his home, and extend Il
I him the sympathy OF the members of tn
assembly and assure him of their prayer
Throughout the whole OF their stay
!, Fraternal greetings were received b
i telegraph from the Presbyterian Genera
Assembly, which Is in session at thi
time in Saratoga, New York.
Reports of the several committees wer
read and referred to their respectiv
committees.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-06-01
srAS6sxo COMMITTEE.

1..,....s.,--Is- T. sssrr + II fsanns. d d. Re.
Il y IieEyev. n y. Rev , Hamilton.
Ei@ers: Peter Dick. 4 " Scott, James
Beveridge-
/ sls-i'~s~sv--R4p " n rranea. n u.
/ Rev . McpsI. D D. Rev n 5 MeCord,
{ n y. Rev Joseph Calhoun. y Il. Elders
IrH CAN'T. ESQ. VI Z Wallace, M u,
w Mexican.
/ Narrative anc State Of Religion. - Rev
J 7 Chalmers, Rev " II Mcfarland. u
I l., Rev Geo L Murray Elders y i
I White, u u. Mathew Andrews
! Foreign Missions.-R Rev ! A Her der
son. R+v " 7 Me.oy. Rev i Thomson,
ID ID. " ; Heade. Esq, Wm NJ Brown
Home Missions. Rev u Rankin. n
] T. Rev i : Brownlee, Rev J A Reed.
{ Elders: J NJ Hac ilIon.J T Tate. n d :
| Freeamen's Nission.-Rsv Nm Glib
son. y u. Rev " Il Cox, Rev J 4
| Frazier. Elders. James nonnan, Henry
/ i. Robson.
Church Extension Rev u Brown
lee. hey W = White. Rev L IL Acheson.
Elders, " b Frew. ) McCaw
Pu6'icaticn.-Rev r b Graham. Rev
; \ Moore. Rev : Kyle. Elders. ]
Aekiane.'. Geo l. Pope.
Education. Rev Il 4 NcCienahau. Il
/ u, Raw + VI Spencer. y Il. Rev W II
irons, Elders. ! u Ferguson, a I More
head.
/ Ministerial Eeiiel.-Rtv L Nc
Cre&dy. Rev Kis,ler. Rev J Bu.
ehSnsn. Elders. " Collins. ) c Hogue.
Sabbath Sohools-Rev Turnb"ll,
a H..
Elders. Robert Sc,ith, Prot " 7 Wiley
Correspondence. ce.-RevAlexander, Gil
christ. Rev Y Robb. u d. Rev ! "
Johnston, Elders, IL " Spaldiug. Geo
II Simpson.
Devotional Exercises Rev T [ A,chisor
Rev Paul Sewart. Rev II W Temple. ReS
/ w II Lyile, Elder { Ray.
Statistics Rev C Scouller. Rev c VI
Rochie, Rev I 4 Houston. Elders. W
Williams, b Carruthers.
Finance.-Rev W b Smiley. Elders, S /
McHeury, ESQ. J 7 Taylor, Esq, y
Thompson, Esq, W ? Love
Reviiiou. Rev J NJ Adair. Rev W
Cooper. Rev J 5 MeCulocn. D u, Elders
ID b Wallace, W II Robertson.
Nominations Rev A & King, Rev d |
Miller, Rev ] W Long, Elders. { A Hi'cs
Jr, Il c Mckinney.
Appropriations. Rev ] 4 Henderson
Rev u Rankin, u u, Rev ] r Frazier
Rev w White, Rev S Kyle, Elders.
u Ferguson, $ W Collins, b ) Thompson
Womens Work Rev W q Waddle.
u, Rev David Barclay, u u. Rev 7 Glib
son, Elders. Eli Millen, Il A Banford.
Young Peoples Work-Rev ] NJ os.
Rev d { Stewart, Rev Campbell, Re
!, + Bradford, Rev 5 q Huey.
Bible Songs.-Revs u McGill. d d,
, Sankey, D D, Mr. ID Thompson.
i A Ladies Missionary meeting was hel
I at the Presbyterian church yesterday aftei
, noon. 1t was presided over by Mrs E
, Sox, of this city, who welcomed. the viSi
itors. Mrs Chas Hanna responded, an
; remarks were heard from several of
very ertertalning nature, among othe!
| BY Mrs Narcissa White Kinney. Of Asto
/ ria, the new president of the state W
! T Z.
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-hc Fio-ser cata.ogus Of Vegetable and Floser1
Contains its pages 10 IL inches, WI deserip-
TORS tl.a. describe, not mls.ead; Illustrations
that iLSirnet, not e<asgerate.
The eovfr is charming in harmonious blending Of
vacr o:or p ints ~ green and white with gold back
r. nal, cream of beauty. 80 pages Of Novelties
.fin ae:Ecrent coIors. Al the lrading novelties
it.rL Of the cid varieties. These hard :imes you
o.lat rd 10 run any risk Buy HoEEET GOODS
N.rrre yon VII receive FULL ELAsURE It's not nee
e74.yt advertise tat vics sec IS grow, this is known
&C void over a,sn that Z e harvest rays. very
lite s3crt proper seed viii tlYe gFo"trs and doc
tors ILLS Mary coucede yicSs Floral Guide the hand
sor1ct c.iaiu,ue far 1854. y N love fine garden
sen Ma uow, wiz! CEs, which may lie deducted
Irr.n order S2-3 c2ss r-!zes fer Potatoes. y
10 .y.Y. !AEES b!CK'S SONS.
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Parker Bros, grocers.

Parker Bros, grocers.
New cream cheese just received at Conra ]
Meyers.
P Smiley job printer. Flian Block. doe,
first class work.
Smoke the celebrated Havana filed s cent
cigar at julius Joseph's.
DIR NJ II Ellis. physician and surgeon
Albany, Oregon. Calls mate In oft, 'or
country.
Baths at viereeks shaving and hair
cutting parlors.
fatronixe home industry by smoking the
celebrated white labor cigars, manufactured
by julius Joseph.
Shilohs Care. the er at osugh snd or ,ap
ure, is Tor sale By us. Pocket a.e ccnsaias
W enty.hye doses, only $50, Chi dren ave it
oshaY q Mason,
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VIII be of value to the world by iliustra, :
ing the Improvements In the mechanical
arts and eminent physicians will tell you
thatihe progress In medicinal agents. has
been of equal importance, and as q
strengthening laxative that Syrup of Figs
| ; far in advance OF all others.
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their election.
Assembly adjourned with prayer by DIR
Wishart, of Monmouth. Ill.
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock a meeting
of the women interested in missions is
called to meet in the Presbyterian church of
Albany; where addresses will be made by
members of the Womens Board of the
United Presbyterian church and other Wis
iGng women
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prevent serious
consequences
Indigestion,
costiveneSs,
headache. nau-
sea, bilious
ness, and ver-
tigo indicate
certain func-
tional derange-
mentS. the best
remedy Eor
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Five o'clock was set for the hour for
photographing OF the delegates of the
assembly and visitors, so at 5 o'clock
the delegates assembled in front OF the
| u p chuch and Messrs Crawford and
Paxton photographed the assemblPge
| A male choir OF some twelve or thir-
teen voices was organized under the
leadership of Prof Is iley Of Monmouth.
III, which will leal the music Of the
assemblYin the future.
FyENING SESSION.
Opened with prRy.r by DR. Black. The
| following teport frou the committee on
devotional exercises was presented and
adopted. Your committee recommend !:
lst, That the devo ional exercises in
their daily sessions OF the assembly be
at the discretion of the moderator
2nd, That the elders conference pro-
yided for by the last assembly and
arranged for by toe pastor and sessions
of this church be the order OF the dap
for Monday evening.
3rd, Thatibe conference on Sabbath
schools provided nor by the iast assembly
and arranged 81 ~ the Sabbath sclTooi
committee OF the board OF publication
be held on Tuesday evening.
4th, That the assembly join With the
congregation nc this place in the observ-
ance OF the Lords Supper on Sabbath
morning. Rev 7 II Hanna, d u, TO
preach the preparatory sermon at eight
O'Clock on Saturday evening.
On Sabbath morning the moderator to
preside and preach the sermon: 4 $
Wallace. d ID, TO admiEister the bread !:
Rev t d Turnbuil 10 administer the cup
and the following named ruling elders
10 assist the session of this congregation /:
I ii Gauit. w J Mexican: l. Nc
Henry, ID 5 Thompson. W 5 Head ] c
Ferguson, z Taylor S c Hogue.
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Attention

In time TO any irregularity Of the
Stomach, Liver, or Bowels may