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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13
CIRCUIT COURT.

The time Of the circuit court today
has been taken up with the case OF l.. q.
La Du agt. John Savage ct al. II isssfor q
mining claim, and has been contested
In very live manner. Weaiherford q
Wyatt and Hewitt & Sox appear for the
plaintiff and w. y. Bilyen and III. G..
Watson for the defendant.
A divorce wss granted Annie X. Beard
from Henry w. Beard.
In the case Of Thos. Morgan sgt P. II.
Marley the court rendered a decision OF
great importance. Marley bought the
farm OF Morgan at delinquent tax sale,
and in due time receiysd the regular tax
deed from the sheriff. The suit was
brought by the sheriff TO set aside the
deed on the grodnds OF irregulayity in the
proceeds that lead up TO the deed. The
court held that the law should be strict
ly followed and every irregularity is suf-
ficient 10 ret the deed aside. There be-
ing Irregularities previous the deed was
ordered set aside. Otherwise the plain
tiff would receive property worth about
5000 for only 80. In the meantime the
defendant has received about 20 per
cent interest on the inve7tmest.
The divorce case OF Mrs. s. NJ. w.
Hindman against her husband excited
considerable interest, and was warmly
contested. The divorce was granted.
In the case involving the ownership OF
the wheat in the warehouses Of the late
T. J. Black .he court ordered the wheat
remaining 10 be delivered to the owners
retaining fifteen per cent to meet the ex-
penses OF the receivership. The title to
the wheat in the hands of.Balfour Guth-
rie 4 Co., mas not yet been decided.
There Is about 65, ,00J bushels in all the
warehouses.
L s LaDue sgt John Savage ct al. For
mining claim. On trial.
A tiheste @ Banker agt Jas Banker.
Divorce. Granted.
tt Anderson agt Andrew Anderson.
Suit for decd. Judgment for plairtiff.
Board OF School Fund Com. agt Ino
Smallman. Foreclosure. Judgment for
plaintiff.
Sc Talia admitted to citizsnship.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13
The EpwOrth League.

The district Epworth League Of the NJ.
y. church will convene in the M. II.
church 81 7 80 o'clock tonight and ses-
sions will lie held morning, afternoon
and evening closing Monday evening.
To nigbt the program will consist Of q
sCng service, followed by an address Of
welcome OF the Albany Lea7us by Miss
Clara Gard and Ly n. " Nea port on
behalf Of the church. The rcsp,nse will
be by the President j.. w. Mcnzies oi
Lebanon.
Saturday forenoon will be devoted TO
reports and the afternoon TO papers on
important suijecta Ivy Ernest Rhoades,
Minnie porttr a0d Gertrude Groust eek
Saturday evening there will be an en-
terta.nment by the Indian Epworthians
Of the Siietz mission, with an address
by U. >. Grant and an exhibition Of In
dian cufios.
sunday there will be a sunrise prayer
meeting at 0 o'clock, lead by Addie
simpson, sermon at 10 80 by DR.. Ford,
the Lord's supper at D. IN, and In the
evening addresses by Rev. X. g. Lee and
T. z. Mcdaniel president OF the Portland
District League.
Monday forenoon after devotional exc
ercises there will be business, election OF
officers and talk by q. +. 6kipworth
on the lsg-behinds. In the afternoon
there will be addresses and talks by
Prof. q. b. Prentis, Robert Collins, ClIa
lie Starr and Mrs. Belle Crisp.
The convention will close Monday
evening with the Temperance question,
the addresses being by Rev. w. B. HoI-
liDgshead and Rev. 8. Y. MemiDger.
The young people Of the city belonging
70 other societies are earnestly invited tc
attend all the meetings and unite in the
exercises.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13
FRIDAY.
A Fine Entertainment

There was a large audience at the
Presbyterian church last evening TO see
the splendid pictures Of Alaskan peopl
and scenery and hear the talk Of DR..
Finks about the Alaskans. The speaker
took the audience on delightful trip
from the southern point to Cape Barrows
on the frigid north, explaining the pic
tuies in a delightful manner and giving
one an idea OF Alaska that can be OBJ
tanned in no other way except by actual
travel. The wonderful advancement
that can be made by education and
Christianity was displayed in a marked
manner in several instances,
To night the pictures will be on our
own country and will give one an idea
about things new to them. The admle-
sion is only ten cents. Do net miss 1t.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13

FINE Horse soLD.--John Brookhouse
came up from belo~ last night bringing
with him q fine 8 year-old stallion Alta
90, which he brought from Mcknight
Bros, OF Linn county, and which ne
will take TO his farm near DuIur. Alta
90 is one OF the finest horses ever brought
TO Wasco county. He ls dark brown
In color, has excellent form, and VIII be
a valuable addition TO the fine stock OIL
tho country. He was raised by NC.
knight Bros who are among the best
known breeders OF trotting stock In the
state.-The DallesT 7. M.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13

popuiist and democratic control In eli ite
departments except assessor during the
past four years la entirely free from debt
has built . fine court house, bought Q
good farm for uAe q the INDECENT poor
and placed thereon some excellent build
ings besides improving roads and bridges
without incurring one dollar Of indebted.
ness, 10 worthy Of al COMMUNICATION. BE
IL therefore
RESOLVED by the peoples party Of Linn
county Ia convention assen blsd, That
We cordially endorse and approve the
economical method oil conducting the als
fairs OF the county In oil the various de
partments under control Of p0pulists and
ddmocrats du:!sx the past four years,
and we respectfully Ask that eli fnde.
pendent voter Of Linn county Join with
Che reform forces and cast their votee for
the reform candidates In order that gmch
an economical system Of administering
the financial affairs Of the county may be
continued and that low taxation consist
eDt with prudent care Of the best inter-
ests oi the county may be assured.
III. NJ. PALMER.
CT CULVER.
G. B. MONTAGUE.
Committee.
Alter the conventions an assembly Of
electors was held In the court house. II
q Watson was elected chairman and A
Leweling secretary.
The officers nominated by the sepera.e
conventions were made the nominees VI
the Joint assembly OF electors.
The candidates had been called 10 the
platform and were called upon, being
proceeded by Hon Geo Il Chamberlain,
Who spoke encouragingly. He was fol-
lowed by Col Montague, II NJ Palmer, Is
Y Ramp and 4 J McCleary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13

Juliet Hamilton agt Mary NJ Jonhs.
Recovery OF real property. Continued.
Arthur NJ Cox agt o r Moore etAl. To
quiet title. Judgment for plaintiff.
T, Ina Findley aKt Matt Munson. To
quiet title. Decree lor plaintiff.
DB Monislth agt E A Parker ct al
Mandate. Dismissed.
Boad OF School Fund Commissioner
agt Jno Smal.man. Judgment for plain.
tiff.
DB Montei,h aRt r. L Earhart. Sale
confirmed.
II II Hewitt as admr agt John Max-
well. Sale confirmed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13

~, n SaIs@if haa h.on vIsl,Iny
mrs u - ssuo, ,..s.,., ~. snS ,,,ards ~
ior two ~seN WIN '"sA'''0 ""H "'0' -
Albany, ~ -
Mlsa Mssv NJ, ere. sister ei no n, 1en
Myers hss Just Rraauased from lEe nnrses
department OF the willamette unives'ty.
DR.. l.. w. 6nlsa has been reelected
mayer OF woodbusrn b. 2s majority.
DR. GuIss 10 former resident Of Albany
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTIcF

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned has been by iha
county court OF Linn county, Oregon. onIv
appointed administrator Of the estate ~
Wi.haimlma Hohich deceased, late Of T';nn
county, oregon. All persons having cIa;rs
against the estate OF said deceased are here
os required to present them to the nndsr-
signed at Albany. OREGON, within s;v
months from this date. "-Au SIX
This 18th Gay Of February, 1900.
RUDOLPH HoFLIcH,
w. Administrator.
Att'Ys for Admir-.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13

Supervisor Winn has received all the
test schedules, nearly nine hundred,
sent ont to applicants for positions Of
enumerator, and the same have been
sent to Washington for examination and
approval. A list Of the enumerators re
ceiving appointments will probably. be
received before the end Of the month.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13

Harrisburg mas the advantage, oil the
telephone exchange.
The photographers will hold conyen-
tion in. Portland on June 2, the fret we
believe held In the state.
The Benton county circuit court will
convene next Monday. There are only
twenty nine cases on the dosket, and
that county has ly one department.
A big pool OF mohair comprising 49,
600 pounds and representing the clip
from over ii 900 goats, In 70 be sold at
auction at Dallas next Saturday.
II 10 learned from republican paper
al Labanon that the middle OF tbs road
popnlists will hold q convention ut Leb-
anon on next saturday for thepupose OF
making arrangements for q county oon.
vertlon and elect delegates TO . state CON
yention.
An enjoyable day Was spent at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Robinson,
near Plainyiew, Thursday, march Goth.
Many friends and ntighbors being pres
ent. A bountiiul feast was sprsad..all in
honor OF Mr.. Robinson's 10th birthday.
May he and all those present live TO en-.
Joy many returns Of the happy event.
The rate on the new city warrant ls-
sued 10 DR.. Dodd In ordsr TO ray of the
old bridge warrant IL At the regular rate
OF interest and per cent discount IN
stead OF 4 per cent as first reported and
asked. A dispatch was received from
Portland yesterday afternoon that the
company had Withdrawn all suits at
their own cost. saving OF over 500 to
the city.
Bryan spoke in Portland last night to
an audience Of ten thousand people
packed in the exposition building. The
Oregonian devotes twelve columns 10 his
spesch and then makes eight editorial
comments on him including long edI-
torial. This indicates that It is really
thought that there is something more
than words In his speech. The truth is
that his speech is full Of cream and is
one Of the most thorghtful efforts Of this
age,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13

From the Times Mountaineer:
Tho sacriligious pastor oil Baptist
church at Albany took the following for
hie subiect, sunday evening, would
Jeaus Vote the Republican or Demo"
cratic ticket?'' The vice Of Sheldon Is
spreading.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13
Don't Want Tongue.

A correspondent In the oregvnian sign.
Ing himself, One Of the Delegates says:
The fact is. many Of the Republicans
Of this county consider II injudicious 10
account Of the disasfection o. the Ger.
l man vote towards b,m, az well ,.i., % on on
do not desire 10 discuss Mr.. Tongue
further than 70 say as pleasantly as
possible 70 his appointee. and the men
that compose his push, that the delega.
tion from Linn has not selected . second
choice, as they intend 10 nominate Judge
Hewitt II they can.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13

Regular meeting Native Daughter 9
g. A. Il. Hall, tomorrow at $3.50.
W. H. Ruoy, ca E agent at Toledo.
came over this noon after another barrel
OF soothing syrup. The youngsters 10 al
ready nearly large enough for a whist
ling Buoy in the bay.
ME. William Cochran, one OF Linn
county's best known pioneer citizens
10 lying dangerously III At Rowland. He
received a paralytic stroke last Sunday
and has since been gradually failing.t
Elder Newton, :who 4 held evan.
gelIstic services In Albany year or two
ago, was in the city today on his way to
Plainview. He has been working along
temperance lines In Portland for several
months. DIR. Newton has Just received
word that son who went to south AfTi-
ca had died ct Cape Colony from illness.
So
IT'S ALL RIeHT.-The new express
system is now at work on the telepbo one
exchange, and is proving a fine thing.
Albany is the smallest city in the north.
west and one OF the smallest in the Unit
ed States that has tb:e system. 1t il
up.to date, and is fne thing. All you
do is to take down the receiver and the
phone does tho rest. II sets the business
70 running only stnppeo when the re-
ceiver is put up. This prevents all cav.
esdropping, and keeps the central Office
absolutely in touch with the entire
system.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13
COUNTY BUSINESS.

Tax deed 40 acres, W J Mathews to
fTou V0eI....ss.s......s
Ada A Ellis ct al 10 A I MeCuliy,
lot Halsey... ................. !
J Z Larsen to l. w Ross, lot bl 27
HIS End ad Albany y............... SOC
II Bryant 10 Lucinda Bryant, piece
land Bryants nd to Albany. SOC
Jas LeMasfer 10 J @ Morgan, 5 acres 81
0 &c X X TO J @ Morgan, so acres. 24[
O X CosbOw 10 N Press, lots
Br1wLsyille ~. ..... .. 10
Wm Manizing TO y Morgan, 6.6S
Mortg gen for $500, $50 aBd 5000.
ChatvI mortgages for 500 and 9l6.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13

The Combination Shop continues up
with the times several new improve.
ments having !ust been made. Gall and
soc them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13

Probate:
In estate Of Thomas Thompson adj
ministrator appointed Administrator
Samuel Hawken.
10 estate Of Margaret Knox inventory
fled. Value Of property tG07O.
In estate OF Samuel King admipistra.
tor appointed.
JAS X Young admitted TO citizenship.
In estate Of T 6wank insane, guard
ian permitted to sell property.
10 estate VI X A Iry.De personal prop.
erty ordered sold.
DisalloR ed bill OF Nrs AG ghepa,d d
for e26.25, A 8 Mcdonald, $500.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13
MARRIED.

kEEBLER - STOREY In ALBANY.
At the NJ. Z. parsonage, on April 4. by
rev, Fred Lark, of Lebanon, Mr.. Jos.
heeoier and Miss Maggie Story, both
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13
THE CONVENTIONS.
DEMooRArIc.


For sheriff George McHargue, Of
Brownsville, and Worth Huston, Of
PlAinview, were named. McHarRue 80,
Huston 81.
W n Parker, r J Anderson, J J Green
and l. Talt were named for assessor.
Upon the second ballot TJ Anderson
was nominated.
For recorder, I'd Meeker, Of Syracuse
precinct, Was nominated by acclamatlon.
For superintendent, W l. Jackson and
w A McGheo we're named. Jackson 81,
McGhee 80,
IA Riggs YVES nominated for survey
or by Acclamation.
A Miller was recon mendcd 90 dele
gate 10 tho national convention.
The following delegates were elected
10 the state convention: M A Miller, y
NJ Garland, j X Weatherford, O ]
Shedd, q II stewsrt, J Il Archibald, w
W Crawford BM Payne, + Smiley,
Geo Findley, TT Fox, q u Burkhart,
J J Whitney, j NJ Ralston.
Mr. Mark Pecry, Of Sclo, was nonIina-
ted for representative by acclsmatIon.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
II Albany--E j seclcy.
Shedd-John Duncan.
Tallman--J u Archibald.
shntlam--F NJ Smith.
n Lebanon II r Mcknight.
Waterioo--L NJ Taylor.
Tang0nt--H w SIcElmuyry.
4 Lebanon---S NJ Garland.
N Harrisburg--T Is Mackey.
sodaylllc--S u Cooper.
Fox valley--lIenry Lyons.
syracuse--S r Crooks.
Lacomb--J II Peery.
y scio--Jas Young.
PFico--Mart Miller.
AlbAny--C q Buvkhart.
Sweet Home--J X Greer.
CrawiordsvilIo-J q Green.
Center--Perry Parker.
\ Brownsville---J II Henry.
N Brownsyille--W II Ayerili.
Jordan--W X Manson.
Halscy--A NJ Reeves.
N Scio--T J Munkers.
3 Harrisburg--M w Cauter.
shelburn--G NJ Devaney.
orlcans--A . Stone.
w Albany---C II Stewart
Foster--R q Watkins.
Rock Creek--W Nicholson,
BIN Payne was elected chairman and
+ Smiley. secretary. They are all
rignt.
The chairman and secretary were au--
tboriEed 10 certify nominations, place
naracs on ballot aud fill all vacancies.
The central committee were authoriz-
ed 70 adjust all nominations ioF precinct
and district offices with the peoples
party central committee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13

Delicious clam boullion at the Sugar
Bowl End street.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13
The weather.

Showers this afternoon. and probably
tonight, Sunday fair and warmer. Riv-
er6,b feet.
F. Nj. FRERon
DisplaymRn
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13

The house OF representatives in the
state capitol Is to be rsmodeled at cost
Of $S,SsS. Erb & Van Patton have the
contract.
The tax roll, as by law required, was
turned over by Sher II Rickard, Monday,
to the county, court. Tha total amount
OF taxes 90 far collected, as shown by the
iootings OF the roll, is $26, 400. The orig.
inal aggregate to be collected was $86,-
104.30. leaving balance still TO be cols
lected OF $S9, ,704.S0. In other words the
delinquency is almost two-thirds Of tie
entire amount to be collected. .--Corvalli
Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13

Cashier J. z. Enyart has purchased
Eve lots from Conrad Mingus in block
No. ~. Medfor6, paying $400 for the
same. Mr.. Enyart has plans made Tor
q fine residence which he expects 10 build
thereon this season. n Jess puts up .
residence like the pan he now has map
ped out, he will have home just little
prettier ard more convenient than any.
thing In Mediord. Mail. Mrs Enyart
1 sister OF Lawyer A. M. Cannon and
Mrs. Maston, Of this city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13
raopLG's PARTY.

rkopLG's PARTY.
i'he following delegates TO the stale
convention were nominated: A d hale,
J A Mcbride, J J Beard, Il G Neal, A J
Blevins, G b Montague. Il Z Lange, 7 J
McClsry, b + Ramp, Jas Ewing.J Glenn,
l 4 Munkers, X Il Humphrey, II b
sprcngcr, Geo Alexander, Geo McLane.
ID NJ Jones.
After the report Of the conference COM
mittec nominations were made ~ fol-
lows;
For county judge II NJ Palmer and T J
McCloary were named. Palmer 40,
McClary 20.
George l. Switzerland and w + Ham.
mer were named for clerk. Hammer 50,
Switzerland 10.
For treasurer A T McCulley, r B Mil
lcr, Geo Munkcrs, q Norman were
named. II b Miller was nominated on
the second ballot.
II B Sprengcr, 7 J Follis, A ? Black
burn were named for commissioner.
eprepger was nominated on the second
ballot.
JIG Norman was nominated for cor
oner by acclamation.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Albany--C s Harnish.
East Albany--B + Ramp.
" est Albany--H N Palmer.
North Brownsville @ Cushman.
South Brownsville-'H d Teirill.
Center--M Snyder.
Fox Valley---SW Mitchell.
South sclo--J J Barnes.
North seio---J f Letter.
North HArrisburg-L Douglas.
South HarrisburR-W II Roach.
Jordan--D + Mcdonald.
North Lebanon-G L Davis.
South Lebanan--Af + Blackburn
0rleans--W II Milhollen.
Price--Thos Froman.
Rock Creelk--T McCleaTy.
Shelburn--F ] Denny.
Syracuse--W M Ramsey.
santiam--M g Gaines.
Lacomb-M d Miller.
Sweet Home--W b Thompson.
sodaville-J Coyle.
Shedd--H B Sprenger.
Tansent--J Beard.
Tallman--T l. Digger.
Waterloo q Hutton.
Judge Geo Il Barton was elected chair
man ana A ID Hale secretary.
Following is the platform adopted:
Whereas, The only hope Of viewing Q
victory over the Mckinley gold standard
dynasty, 10 to remember that, External
vigilance 10 the price OF liberty" and ap-
ply that maxim rigldly TO lour conven-
tional work from the primaries up to our
national conventions. And
Whereas, theee ueurpers are planning
TO defeat w. ]. Bryan by treachery in the
democratic national convention, there
fore, be 1t
RESOLVED by this.convention, That the
delegates selected by US 10 attend our
state convention at Portland on the 18th
oI:this month, are hereby instructed as
follows:
LIST. To work and vote for a union Of
all parties that are in favor OF hurling
from power the autocrats that are plan
ming the subverslon Of this government.
End. To vote only for union delegates
to attend our national convention; mon
that favor the Chicago platform OF 1895,
and w. j. Bryan as our standard bearer.
and oppose trusts, imperialism and mil.
itarlsin, and to.instruct them accord.
ingly. M
Whereas, tho various counties Of the
state of Oregon under republican control
are largely involved in debt and the tax
payers thereof are burdened with heavy
taxes to enable the county courts thereof
10 meet the large interest charges on the
indebtedness as well as the current ex.
- II e.
ately for them now ruled by republicans,
and
Whereas, The county Of Ii
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13

EAT ORANGES. Get them at Zoe a dog
At @ E. Bro nm ellis.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-09-19
Jim Howard Boosted That he
Shot GOebel.
Declared He Got Both "Meat and
Money" for That Shot. -
Some Sensational Testi-
mOny.

Frankfort, KY, Sept 1.-THE
first really sensational testimony
in the trial of James How
ard, charged with having fired
the shot that killed VIM Goe-
bel, was given today by Bow
man Gaines, a local liveryman,
and James Stubbleficld, a former
deputy sheriff of Clay county.
The former identified Howard US
the man who ran out from the
rear of the State house grounds
and jumped over the fence imme-
diately after the shooting Gaines
was positive in his Identification
of the prisoner as the man, and
said the latter then wore a nous
tache and was followed by u ma.
who was standing nearby. A boy
who was nearby at the time will
also he introduced as u witness to
corroborate Gaines.
The most sensational witness,
however, and at the same time the
most important witness from the
prosecution standpoint was James
Stubbletield, one-legged and
oneoarmed ex-deputy sheriff of
Clay county Stubblefeld tcsti
fed that Howard exuItingIy told
him that be fired the shot that
took Goebel's life.
Stubblefield lost his limbs as a
result of the Clay county feuds
last year. His testimony in de
tail was that Howard stopped at
his house in February shortly af-
ter the shooting. Shortly after
be came in StubblefeId says he
remarked to him:
"Jim, you all have been having
trouble down at Frankfort?'
eyes" responded Howard,
according to the witness: 'ws
have raised hell and cleaned the
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-09-19

Program Moriah Union Meeting.
The next session of the Union
meeting of the Moriah Associa-
ton will be held with the Beaver
Creek church Sept 2S, 90, 80.
Friday. Meet at II am. Or
ganization.
Introductory Sermon. - Rev
Jahez Ferris.
/. What does the Bible saw
about drunkenness CD az u sin (2)
as ground of discipline (3) as to
those who encourage it in any
way!-Wm Crnxton.
2. Personal work as a means
of bringing men to Christ. Rev
Jabez Ferris; Rev r j BIackmon.
3. What are the true elements
in the missionary dea!-Rev S
n Watson; DR. K F Brasington.
4. What are some of the him
derances to the progress of the
gospel now in our own section of
the country!-Rcv L A Dabnev,
Rev VIM Faile, w S l. Porter, d
A Williams, others.
5. How may we secure more
true unity! How is 1t related to
true christian liberty? General
discussion in which all are re-
quested to take special interest.
6. Exposition Gal. 6:1 with
special reference to discipline. -
RevJ Fl Roldridge.
7. Sunday-Sunday school
mass meeting 10 a m.
Preacher md speakers to be ap-
pointed at the union.
Committee.