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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-03

The new Coos county court house AZ
CoQnllle City, on the construction OF
which quite a number VI Salem people
nave been employed has linanally been
completed. For the cut which AZ
pears herewith We are Indebted % the
courtesy OF the CoQuille Herald.
The structure is GOxs0 feet 10 size.
having two stories aud a basement.
The basement walls are OF brick and
cement, and the superstructure OF
wood, a change haylng been made
from the original plans which con.
lemplated a building OF brick through.
out.
In the basement are dive hand
somely unlshed, comfortable and
welllighted U1ms br Tie shcnn's
residence The northwest corner.
covering a space OF 9)x35 feet. is for
jail purposes, aud inside from the
steel cake OF cells, has au ample cor
r'doh a awomans cell ski, and bath
room sxs
Ihe northeast cofner Is the furnace
room, which Is large and convenient
and h"ored with concrete. Here are
Two large Perfect" Richardson a
h'yington hot air furnaces, furnish. /
lng the rooms throughout the snt,m
building with au abundance M
warmth, each also haYing sepamte
'entlla1ors, regulated for tue comfort.
'i the occupants by themsclye, Win /
registers ca the west SIDE of thls
.ufnaee room, a. d between h aud the
a'l' Is a large oXla hrepo0f vault nr
.ne storage OF old records. Thl. h,.,.
hent Is all substantially and h,nb.
emely nalshed, with bios for s,or,,s
y coal wood, etc, aud conyenlsn,
loOfways.
Tue public entrance O. the Rr,i h,or
: the large andlOeauIiful from a door
'ay oo the south side of the building
pp'oaehed by iight OF % cemen, ,
'rps' 10 feet vide, 70 a spacious hal
a'o ~hleh-or outward swing two
AAsslve aaf beautiful doors
10 tue right Of the entapco l.tha
Doa'y eourt room teOetiue soath and
is1' stkA feet, "a feet 70 the eelllny
ita soalheasl hay Window ana !
aulI '
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-03
THIRD READING.

| II. y. -, Hill, relating % pilot
age on the Columbia and william.
cite reyers. Passed by a vote o
q to5; I absent. Those voting n,
we're: Fulton, Harmon, Reed
Wade, President Taylor.
| Il. b. H. Morrow. providing for ex
tlrpatioo OF Russian and Canad
ian thistlcs.
Passed.
n. b. n, Fulton, TO aid the Oregon
Historical Society and providing
40 appropriation Of $4,000 there
for.
Passed by vote Of u to 6;3 absent.
Those voting nay were: Adams, Bates,
DAILY Of Benton, Howe, Selling, Wade.
n. B. 30, Porter, requiring sherllTs 20
collect certain fees In civil cases,
aud TO pay the same into the
county treasury.
Passed
$ u. 81. Porter, amending sections
relating 10 service aud return Or q
summons. Defeated by vote OF
90 %: absent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-03

ach. gas, loss OF flesh and appetite
sleeplessness, palpltatlon, heartburn
constipation and headache.
Send for valuable little book on
stomach disease by addressing +. a.
Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich All drug
gists sell full-siZcd packages at 80
cents. Prof. Henry w. Becker, "A. NJ &,
he wellknown religious worker and
writer, OF ST Louis.
Secretary OF the Mission Board Of
the German Methodist Church. Chief
Clerk and Expert Accountant for the
HarbOr and Wharf Commission. Pub.
llc Secretary for the 81 Louis School
Patrons Association and the District
Conference OF Ste wards NJ the NJ Il.
Church: also takes an active part In
Jhe work Of EpwOrth League, and
10 write on religious and educational
topics for several magazines. How he
found relief Is best told In his own
words:
"So;he weeks ago my brother heard
me say something about Indigestion,
and taking box from Ills pocket said
Try SIuart's Tablets" | did, aud
was promptly relieved. Then / inveS.
tigated the nature OF the tablets and
Otcame satisfied that they were made
n just the right things and I'm lust
the right proportions 10 aid in the
assimilation Of food. | heartily en-
iorse them In all respects, and | keep
Them constantly on hand"
23-2j-27-3O-l-S-6.s-lO
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-03

A common expression is:
"The human race is grow
ing weaker and wiser. "
That we are growing weak
er is proved by the large
number of pale, thin and
emaciated people.
That we are growing
wiser may be proved by
overcoming these disorders
with the timely use Of
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil with Hypophos-
phites which gives strength,
enricheS the blood, invigor-
ates the nerves and forms
fat.
soe and stoo, all druggists.
SCOTT 4 BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-03
coNsULTATIoN AND ADVICE FREE
They viii be AZ The WILLAMETTE H

Specialists he following
Bnaht' Disease and other Diseases he Kidneys Diseases Of The bladder Gnna
Also
ea Blood Blood Poison and sof. cauh Ion. Consumption Bronchitis Asthma
aoI pssnie Dya Nsana Rhsuus' sn and s. Jn Female Com
OoIer Tobacco
oaH and quor h Headache Eg'. co Tape Worn soe pp9
all
reasonable
y
TO rcrun n
write
o.
THE ENGLISH AND GERMAN EXPECT SPECIALISTS.
Main once 73l Market Street. San Francisco
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-03

The stairways are OF hardwood. anC
the newell posts finely worked myrtle
The building Is plaStered with cement
hnish and tinted,
The courtroom aud halls are decor
ated In an artistic manner, with
borders aud lines.
The Inside finish Is In natural state
IN Coos county white cedar The
base of the wall are all walnscotted
with handsome finish, and the
windows throughout the building
have the beautiful slide blinds.
The cost OF the building will be
about $4,000, and the people are en-.
thnslastic Ia their satisfaction.
The Herald says: "All In all. Coos
county is the possessor OF one OF the
most substantial, handsome and con.
'enient OF public buildings, modern
IN style aud arrangement, capacious
convenient aud central. It's dimensions
are sufficient for years To come. sun.
plying the need for court purnoses
public Offices and county lrison' ana
yet To the credit OF all parties -counu
court architect aud cuntrActor-the
structure has been so substantially
handsomely and honestly built aod al
so reasonable an expenditure. " -
The Salem people engaged ON Tho
building included:
Chas IL, BurggaL architect and
superintendent OF construction.
Harmon Shook, contractor and bun !
ler. WV '"'
Steiner 4 BloSser couractor, for u,e|
'alFanlzed lron work, tiauing, beat
ng and plumbing, aud the work ws.
lone by David Steiner "Shorty -
Fraser and L, a, Guyer
The brick work was done h, Hare.
Draper Oscar Taylor aud ban Van
Nagn,r. 10"
Ioe plasteriug was under the man
gemeot Of + NJ SorOer. skilled
workman '"''''"
The paiotlng cCntract Nas l.,,I
Walter. "'N "I
These gentlemen an emma a, -.
'sh Praiss tor their work
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-03

The county clerks room Is asx35 feet
with public lobby and counter un,
derneath which are neat pigeon.holes
cupb0ards, drawers, shelves aud such
other conyenlences as well regulated
clerks Office would demand; then a
massive vault, 9Sla feet, with shelly
lng, drawers, etc, etc, galore, Tor
ullng aud storing safely the public
records aud cabinet Tor Oifcml
blanks aud papers.
The county assessors room Is on
the north side OF the maln hail and
fronts north, IL is 2jX2O feet In d.
menslons aud is supplied with lire.
prOof vault.
Still 10 the left OF the assessors
1nice, with a north ana west frontage
isa room lsS9O feet, approached by a
corridor
Tue treasurerS onlce is lix2O aud en-
suite with the SheriGs onlce. II has
a convenient and ample dreproof
vault and is supplied with a counter
aud desk ruom.
the sheflIt's olice Is l6xl6, with a
public lobby 0xl0, aud includes n
private stairway 10 the circuit courr
room above, one TO the sherln's resi-
denee below aud 20 tho Jail. The hi,
she occupies a conspicuous position.
aud the olhce is ca suite with that of
tue county treasurer Ga the west
eNu ul the main corridor aud between
Tue sheri1s onice aud tue ab,tract
room Is a layaJoV mr unitial con.
The second huor Is reached by v,bs /
''a'F"als merging into one light an a /
aoa'ng midway like those IN the
MARION county court house.
Ca Toe aoor are the court mann
oNo0 feet vita Is foot ceniey. the
ulses foomi jury roo as, layoratory
'"Ni also school suporluiendents orsce
large CHEEKY, south-front ro,m
0NA- iee1 with bay wiudow IN soutp. I,
AsI corner.
Tue tower is square, l6xl6 feet, ana
! ~ leet from the ground 70 the apiss
balcony 4 feet vide eirrles M
over az point 80 feet from the
rouud, ''s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-03

s. B. ~. Daley. Of Lake, relating to the
equalization Of assessments. The
bill provides that the county COM
mlssioners' court shall constitute
the county board Of equalization
Passed.
I s. b. TO- Haines, authorizing the re-
funding Of county Indebtedness.
Passed by vote Of l6 tC 10; a0'
sent.
SENATE EVENING,
Senator DAILY formally filed his pro
test against the new apportionmeDt
law. Senators Smith and Dufur, who
were absent when the TIL passed,
spoke on the same question.
THIRD READING.
II. g. 2sG, Sherwin, Incorporating
town OF Gold Hill. Read second
and third times and passed,
is. B. 2l2, Fulton, by request, incorpor-
ating lleppner. This also passed
$. b. lOs, Fulton, TO amend charter Of
Astoria. Passed.
s. B. 2Oj, Fulton, abolishing Office Of
county recorder for Clatsop
county. Passed.
n. y. 293 Sherwin. regulating salary
Of Jackson county assessor. Read
second and third times and passed.
II, e. 2l0 HawsUn relating TO char
ter Of Arlington, Read second
and third times and passed.
$. b. 100 Mackay, 20 amend section
respecting the mileage allowed
Jurors in Multnomah county.
Passed.
II. b. l7O whitney, Incorporating
Tangeant. Read third time and
passed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-03
Nervous Dyspepsia
To Gain Flesh, to Sleep We'll, to Know
What Appetite and Good Di-
sestlon Mean.
MAKE A TEST OF sTUART's DYs.
pEpSIA TABLETS.

No trouble Is more common or more
misunderstood than nervous dyspep-
sla. People bavlug IL think their
nerves are TO blame and are surprised
that they are not cured by nerve
medicines. The real seat Of the mis-
chief is lost sight OF, The stomach is
the organ 10 be looked after
Nervous dyspeptics often do not
have any pain whatever in the stom.
ach, nor perhaps any OF the usual
sy nptoms OF stomach weakness
Nervous dyspepsia shows itself not
ia the stom lch so much as In nearly
every orHau. 10 some cases the Eeart
palpitates aud is Irregular; in others
the kidneys are affected Ia Others the
bowels are constipated, with head !
aches; still others are troubled with
loss of flesh and appettes with ac-
cumulatOns OF gas, sour rlsings and
heartburn.
1t is safe TO say that Stuart's Dys-
peysla Tablets will cure any stomac"
weakness or disease except cancer OF
the stomach. They cure sour stom-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-03

Mere and More and sun the Flood In.
cfessesh.
HOUSE -TnuHsnAY AFTERNOON.

UsE-TnuhspAY AFTERNOON.
Curtis, Dill relative "a the state unl-
yerslty cuts Che number OF professors
q IAN 70 10, aud provides that ttelT
salaries shall not exceed tl6eO per year
aud the sal tiy of the president shall
not exceed $4,000, Cartla stated that
the committee had VISITED the lnstl.
tuition twice, but that II was the only
one visited, where they were given no
opportunity 70 see the students Ia q
body OF ascertain how many were
really 10 attendance.
Young opposed the bill, sayinR that
be had stayed day OF Two at Eugene
and had been Informed by oalcers of
the unsyefsltY that isl students we're
Ia attendanoei that the regents
promised 10 reduce the expenses OF
the Institution n the law we're not
changed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-03
uiLLsPAssEp


H. H. n Curtis 20 prohlblt false Ia
oc'lng OF salmon hsh aud fruits,
H. u. " Moody relating 20 negotlable
instruments Ia general.
H. II. AZ Curtis, 20 amend section 2SSs.
general laws, relative 20 state
university.
n. B 70 Palmer, prescribing the man.
ner OF appfopFlatlng state money.
II. II. iao Myers, 20 restore Ia the
military fund certain money.
H. b. iio Myers, for the more efficient
organization and discipline OF the
militia of Oregon.
y y. ia Fulton substitute for A.
H. y To provide foF clerical aid
Tor Justices OF the supreme court.
y y. 70 Harmon, to repesi seetion
aiss, title V, chapter XVII, HlIls
eoie' Felallog 10 the preparation
oi assessment rolls.
hii.l.H INTRODUCED
w. y. sac Oommitlee on horticulture
10 prevent The manufacture and
sale ot aduliealed commercial
fertilizer and prescribing penal
ties.
~ =. s,l Aarsh, topreyen, nnlsances
~ ~ sAs foldney. 10 loearpomte
TIE city OF Enterprlse, wallowa
onnnty, oegou
~ "a ass stewart 10 AIMED 40 ae, 10
leooFpofate the city ot Medtoni.
oregun.
y q aoi hlii. q fepeal an aei @ pn,. I
vide foF the lssaauoe Of bonds gor I
we impfoseme1I Of streets, etc. I
housE~TnpRsnAy EvENlNo.
Tue eonsldeFailoa % charter blll.
~ made 4 gpecisl onirr for ne svss.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-03
Sound Dollar

II have suffered for the last Len
years from piles, and during the last
two yenrs | vas completely laid mp
with this disease. ! began taking
lloOd's Sarsaparlla, the first dose OF
which did NE much good. continued
the use Of this meeicine, and today, !
am sound n n dollar"
G.. w. SwAYNE. "
Teamaway, Wash.
llUo1's Pills cure nausea, headache
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-03

EXPERIENCE Is THE tESI TEACHER
Use Use Aeker,s English Remedy in any case Of
youehs, colds or Group, Should il faIl 10 civs
immediate relic money refunded aSc s an
soc. Lunn n Brooks, druggists ""N
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-03

i.s nc smallest things may exert the Gates,
'nuuenee' DE WITS Little Early R,SerS a,s
SSue99alied Tor constipation nd liver roublss
oD'A'' pm, safe pill, Sto e's Drug s,o~e
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-03
A Few Interesting Facts

When people are contemplating A uib
whether on business or pleasure, thew nahir
ally want the best service ohtainable 50 IA,
as speed, comfort and safety is concerned.
Employees OF the Wisconsin Central Lines are
paid TO serve the public and our trains are
operated so as to make cloe connections
WIN diyerglng lines at all juaetion points
fal'mAn Palace Sleeping and Chair cars
on through trains.
Dining car service unexeelled, Meals
a Ia Carte.
10 order to obtain this frst.clasS ,e,yic.
ask the deket agent % sell you a ticket over
THE WISCONSIN CENTRAL. LINES
and you will make dirert connections q,
St. Paul for Chicago, Milwaukee and ALL
points East. ' "''
Tor any iur,ser information call ON anv
neke' agent OF correspond with
JAS. {, POND,
General Pass AGENT.
,,nS Ct.,o,. MIIwAuERE, Wis.
General Agent,
2So Stark Street,
PORTLAND, ORE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-03

aueteus IA iae laolalnr nafrllsshsd and
wthHsi aNhiilnn N uirulal "a bodily visof.
Nhen he b sfaNh'f aiih headachea. negr.
NnHnfea "a bili0iitrrtt 4 a time lof Aim Il
tatf tflIpNs ih.Nlit tol Ms health
thttt tfmp'nni, 49, ~ 10 lnsana trivial
ana efr indicative ~ disorders thar n,ag
'tA4 q feiIIrinl4nn n1noea pIosiraflan
NA'aiill iIpnhlss ~ some arfions hioot
a'tfaae. ~ fltlffs Uulden Mrdical d.
fptflf y the heti ~ $40 mrdicines "a me-
an1 women who kuaff in this Way. lfrr
stores ihf latI APOSTLE a gives sweet -.
nt4nln8 steep plakts she aiRestiou peffect
re itfti Atiiff snd nulltel aud rnnthrs
taf h'eon 4 a ihf fIrafesl ~ all aar.e
tNNlft D. ltf Nfeai blaof ma1ea and
Hrah pallaff q SURE ~ PEI cant III Az
ratet pi ttnEuApiIa1 ecak ianfs. blon.
faHIA tF|itnt ~ bl,ls1 ohsiiuaiT caoa A.
aNd AIpdfto uIu|enlN IA s. alao al nnhii
tNN cats for nffrCns tEhaustlan and nl,..
uailen AZ all 81 dIRlaf slaiea
sFs Rshiooa ettea ~ onAau xo,l
tN NINttt 49, naaffsra /
ae<ta "a lIr AZ t.stt "a ukN 49,
NNlN lAf A.Nitl IiN .. ltlsll.a lllI .,.sr
" Y pfNnas asfan sslos ~ Fislsr'e + C.,.llra
ts',.sl ~. ~ t.E'e,eil sna 500 pslsh ~ Iasads
tpnni|reI|o0 nIen carfla sicknrss Dr
flEIHEf F|ta&sKl fsllfIa os.ls e.,n.llnaiia,,
Gas Iluf F0HH aa941lIE IanaiI,s and |
INa \ mI1 fIl1amIa Ihs n.r.| $50.
tetN aI4 lIA4 tnnaI challa -. i'I'....,.
y i'''.s Walls pEalKlai kase
~ ~ H'F'NtA. hifef spa neafA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-03

AZ aNiIiiih A. uauAlly
.un aidffed the type
u rood heaith
ifrn hf slckens and
lies hsqusutiy In
.afiy yoptk No
nan not even the
nosi robust can a.
|ofd to nerlsCt hia
hfalih which Il his
motl plpCiouH 90
u doNmfnt The
man Who does 81
uill soonef %
n later pay khs
1 prnAlty la n.Ins
T. serious o. fatal
naladY Wihen .
nan hnds that Ne
u ioslnH hls AZ.
petite, tbsi a.
assra reatless
nlHhla lAal ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-03

il.,.siu.'Ppe IS again eplemc. Every p,.
eNu'ion should be taken 10 avoid !, r.
iPvsine ,i cure IS One Minute Cough Cure
; SaePeid, Publisher Agricul1ural I.nraal
i,, a9u HaVer 'ser, Eden, No says no c'na, ons
S..' W., nc disappointed in using One NT,on,s
N,o's Cousn Cure tor La G,jpre.T S,Cn.'s D1ne
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-03

Curtis replied briefly, bringing a
round Of applause by saying that the
university "ls dumping ground for
worn out politicians. Young raised
a laugh by rejoinlng that Ia that case
his worthy colleague would probably
nc there ne Il year.
Butt, introduced n resolution for
q committees 10 investigate the state
university. Adopted with amend.
ments requiring report within five
days, and at 20 expense 10 the state.
Flagg introduced resolution Ia.
structlng the superintendent OF pub
lic Instruction ~ leaye cut Of future
reports all reference 10 private or
sSctarlan educational institutions.
Referred 10 committee on reso,utIors.
II, u. SO, Maxwell, 10 appropriate
moneys 10 bridge the south fork OF
the Nehalcm river Ia Tlllamook
coanty.
Failed W pass.
"A Illustration of the element OF
chance, which enters Into the fate Of
a bill In tho House, was seen when
harsh's bill for protection OF game
was acted upon. The vote on hnal
passage stood % ayes aud 2S noes, %
ares belng required. Moody at once
moved reconsideration aud a roll call
Hus taken on that motion. Nothing
bad happened 10 place the matter 10 |
! different lIsht, nor had aye mlnutes /
'lapsedi yea forty voted for reconsld.
'ration, The Oiil was rc.cferred 20
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-03
u Never
Rode So Fast

in my life," says Portland, Ore,
man who recently went east via
Billings and the Burlington
Route. "Seyeral Of US kept tab
on the speed Of the train; 55 miles
an hour was about the average
gait, but 60 was so common that
after a while we did not even COM
ment on II. You certainly have
THE track. "
Omaha ChicaQO-Kansas City
st. Louis--all points east and
south.
A. G. SHELDON.
Gen'l Agent, Portland, Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-03
CALIFORNIA FIG SyRup ~

s.r,.,,, sAN FR,NoIsoo. Ca
kHAs au
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-03

J.rrRYrR. AGENT Albany o,,.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-03

soc and sfoo AL druggists.
SCOTT 4 BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-06
FOR HAMS OR BACON.
4 Question That Indiana swine Breed
ers Are Considering.

The annual convention of the Indiana
Swine Breeders Association was held in
Room u, Of the Statehouse. yesterday, about
sixty members being present. The most in
teresting feature of the meeting from the
standpoint of the uninitiated was the atti-
tude assumed by the champions of the diff
ferent breeds of hogs and the discussions
as to which was the most profitable ~ feed
for the bacon i'm the animals or for the hams
The address of President e NJ. c. Hobbs
was the first on the programme and con-
sisted Of statements of facts concerning the
enlarged markets afforded by the expansion
policy Of the government. lie said there
was one question now before the hog raisers
which they must dispose of before long, and
that was the best way to feed hogs to secure
the most flesh. Another serious question, ac-
cording to the president. was the diseases TO
which the hogs are subjected and the best
way to prevent and cure them.
L. z. Churchill. Of Elizabethtown. Ky, a
visitor to the meeting, spoke of the progress
of hog raising in the South. saying that
many fields formerly given over exclusively
20 cotton have been cultivated in corn and
that with the corn has come the hog. The
old familiar razOr-back has gradually dis
appeared. and in his place a better breed
has appeared. Prof. r. A. Craig, of Purdue,
read paper on Parasites of swine How
TO Improve Our Judging OF Swine at the
Fairs was the paper presented by Lucien
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-06

Arbuckle of Hope He said that in great
many instances the fair associations named
a committee Of three judges TO pass upon
swine, when neither one of the three knew
one hog from another and at times were so
Incompetent that they did not know whether
10 put the ribbons on the men or the hogs.
lie urged the breeders TO 30 into the rings
with their herds in good condition and not
depend upon past records to secure prizes.
He recommended that judges be selected for
each of the four standard breeds by all
fair associations, and that especial care be
taken in the selection of judges in order to
secure competent men.
A. Crawford. Of Columbus Grove, O., in
for Profit" advised that every breeder raise
the sort Of hogs the market demands and
feed them to furnish the sort of meat
most in demand. THE Desirable Hog from
the Packers View" was discussed by Colon
G. Leslie. of Chicago, who suggested that
hogs, to bring the best price, should be fed
so that the meat would be streaked with lean
when the animal was six months old. 1t was
his opinion that bacon hogs brought the best
price of any offered, and from the packers
standpoint the question resolved itself not
into one Of breeding, but of feed, in order
to obtain the results desired.
The following officers were elected: Presf-
dent j. b. Luyster, Franklin; vice president,
II. G. Oiler, Russaville; secretary. Allen
Beeler, Liberty; treasurer, A. S. Gilmore,
Greensburg.
committee consisting of Adam May, Jo-
seph Cunningham and J. B. Luyster was
appointed TO present a resolution to the
State Board of Agriculture asking that all
fairs publish the names of all judges at the
same time the premium list is promulgated.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-06

The Bible readings given by Professor
Moorehead at the Seventh Presbyterian
Church yesterday and last night were well
attended. Professor Moorehead is a pro-
found Bible student, and has plain, SIM
pie manner of preaching the truths set out
in the book His theme last night was
Faith as Taught in the Book Of Hebrews"
At the afternoon meeting his subject was
the Holy Spirit" Professor Moorehead
holds that the Holy Spirit is a person, not
an influence nor an affluence. He pointed
out to his hearers the thought in the six
teenth chapter of John, which indicates that
the Spirit teaches guides and bears wit
ness of himself through his word Man
has lost his inheritance on account of sin,
said the professor. THE Son has made the
redemption which will secure that inherit
ance, and the Spirit is the pledge that the
future inheritance is secure The Holy
Spirit is come as a helper to all who may
avail themselves of His power, that they
may recover all that has been lost by sin"
Professor Moorehead will teach again this
afternoon at o'clock and at 1880 O'Clock to-
night.