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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-17
First publication Oct. 3-Last Nov 8.
lOtico OF HON eSleud Final Proof

Fiyst publication Oct. 3-H4ast Nov :.
Notice OF Homestead Final Proof.
I AND OFFICE Mt Bislnaics. n. D., Sept. 30.
lx1e!n.- Notice is hereby kivc, that the follow
in: named settler has fled notice of his iten-
,ion to make final proof in support Of his claim,
mud tlut said proof will he made before the
register and receiver of the United States la"'i
Office Gt Bismarck, N. D., on the 18th day OF No
ven1lrr, 1890, viz:
JAcOB X. HEproNsrALL
For lots aud 10 of sertion IL, and lots 8 u"d 4
OF section ~, in township lHb north. of r',..,.
Is west. lie names the following witnc.s-.> "a
prove mis- continuous Residence upon uni c,thi
vn,io,. Of said land, viz: Henry kemn,cr, t;in-
cne, N. D.. John Sherncr. Livonn, y. H.: J",
Whitaker, Glenct,e, y. d.. hli,rr House Glen
coe, n. ID. f. :. NEAl Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-17
First publication o.. ,-Las, Nov. Fl.

.FlrSt publication OF. '-LNs Nov. q.
Notice OF HomeStc;sd Finui Proof.
! A~D OEPIcE at Bismarck. y. d., iic,ni, r ~,
1Il6S'- Notice is hereby given tI,,,l the e. 10
inl, 's:s,',e5 ses!cr has fleet notlre of his ie,,uu
to n'aks fimai pr"of in supper: of his claim. a.l
tt1st said proof will be made ue:orc the judge vr
clerk of the district court at Willian,sport g. d.,
on November ~ 1880, viz:
GHoHGE Fl. EAST,
of Hampton, N; D., for the southeast quarter Of
section 4, township l33, range 7e He names tho
following witnesses 10 prove his continuous resi-
dsnce upon and cultivation of said land: 4. Nj.
Weller, Q. H. Hammond, Alvin w. Winnings,
Si'as Il. Eyder-all of Hampton. N. D.
E. S. Nj EAL, Rexister.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-17
COUNTY REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
rox Nl,a,;H

COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Sheriff E. Waadroff.
For Treasurer-J. D. Merrill
For States sAttorney--H. A. Armstrong. .
For Auditor-E. T. Herrick.
For Register q Deeds-Jo,n F. Cell.
For Clerk Of District Court-D: 4. streeter.
For County Judge-Cornelius Rowerdink,
For Coroner-Jakob Fischer.
:, For justices Of the Peace-s. D. Cumnin.,
fr,nk D. Smith, A. N. Weller, Jacob Groen.
For Constables- George East. Frank Wolf,
Charles Lock, r. NJ burxc.
THE DISTRICTS.
First-.Assessor, Clarence East.
,sssr sssssenfa=c1mmm,s;sionsr Degs!. 'a.'e". AR
.,,1' =, ,,l S,s. ..-..
fEaielA rlrE---sG7H Il DfsrHicr.
FO1 State SENATOR
d9i,h +. Worst. Of En,mons County.
~ For Il, A,ire.ei't;ttives-
ieOiE. Il. Fays of Alcllytosll County,
JON. II. HArcourt, Of Kidder. County,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-17
First publication N.l. 3--L,st Nov Z.
nffrn nf - n klspnl Drnnr

r AND OFFICE ut Bismarck, N. D., Sept. ~
hisSi.-Noticc Is hereby given .!inI t,c follow
ing n4niet settler ln.s hcl noics. Of his intention
10 make final proof in support ef his clninr n.d
TINT sNid proof will Ee made before tho judge
clerk Of the district court nt William sin.r,. 4.
d., on Nov. :, 1890, viz:
CHARLES II. EDICk,
For the II. W. Il section lS, township, 1875, rH,,gc
16. he names tl,s following witnesses to prove
his coninuru. residence upon Aini cuit t,va, ,, Of
said land. viz Joseph Kalbercr, Elliott C.,mD-
bell. Jacob kalberer, John Jacob kA:yerer all
OF Williamsport, N. D. T.. 8. NEAL, Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-17
Xiv . d n.

LiyoNn.
Correspsndence of tho RECON-.
AIMcssrs. James Burbage, Wesley Baker
and Master Willie Baker made trip t.
the Capital City last week. The formc
took up batch Of steers. Mr.. Baker
brought home load Of lumber wit;
which Ire intends to make few necessary
Improvements on his place. ID. II. G..
sey and James Ellis. two young gentlemen
from the Hampton ncighborhood, passed
through Livona on their way to Bismarck,
Wednesday Of this week. They took up
load of nice, plump wheat. which they
expect will grade No. hard. Among
those who attended the dance given by
Mr.. Brown. in the Glencoe neishborhood,
were George Suverly, OF Gaylon, and Da.
vid Sites, Of this place. darcy DoLAN.
Correspondents Of the RECORD.
Oct. 9 (unavoMably crowded out last
week. Mrs. Bernard O'Reilly Of Bis
marck, has been visiting relatives in this
ncighborhood for few days. She res
turned home Tuesday 80. Mr. James Bur-
bage Vi isi,cd the Capital City recently.
l unierstan that H. 8. Parkiu, of the
Cannoubnll Ranch. lost some cattle in the
big prairie fire that has been raging for
the past few days on the opposite side OF
the river. Thirty head of his cattle wcre
burned to death, and fifteen others were
so badly burned that they had to be shot.
....A good-looking young bachelor who
claims the honor Of being tashful gets his
mail at Livoaa He has a buggy big
enough for two. He has been in the habit
lately of going TO Glencoe, giving the en-
cuse that he was going 10 see about Il
"thrasher." Our schooimn'm lives at
Glencoe. She goes home every Friday
evening and returns Sunday evening.
Last Sunday Darby looked up the road.
whcrf--lo and behold whom should hc
see but the aforesaid Young bachelor driv-
ing along at u dog trot, and q thraslcr &,
r boy thrasllcr) in the buggy with him.
, Now, Darby does not care 10 be called
a Jealous but that's ZOO much OF good
p thing" you know. -. John Henderson, OF
y fHtcwartlale, passed through Livonn Tues
= day. Iundcr.' ~ '''r; he is looking fol
. seed trees. ....l. il 'i,.nnstall, Of Glen
h coe, was ''i:,Lh"- ri'y last Tuesday
}, | Jake said tat H.. Il the look out fOl
n some old maid. ga" looking widow
n "Oh, leave ,lia; Tor the Young 1. .ii,'vss 4
do, cake" said 81 bv>,allder. "Well, gD
!. durn it," replied Jake; they won
|. do it," DkrBY UOnAN.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-17
First publication Oct. 3-L,.st Nov :.
0tlca OF HON exteR1 EiHnl Proof

AND OFFICE at Bismarck, n. ID, Sgt. II,
I/l6oO.-Notce II hereby .:ivc, that the fu'l"w
ing na,neti settler has filed notice Vi his imtc,,, ian
10 make final proof IN support Of his ciai,,, .,
ttNt said proof will be made before the judge
clerk of the district court At Wiiiiu,Asl,,.rl, n
d., on Nov. I, lS90, viz:
PETER kLapPHfCu,
For the $. e. u sec. 30, tow,,si,ip l35, range "a.
He names the following Witnesses to- prove !s,s
continuous residence upon and cul,ivntiun .,
said land, ti". John Knrtz, Samuel r.. Ru,,dlr,
Andrew lSalberer. and Siuron K. Kurz-,ll ri
Williansport, N. D. r. S. NEAL, keli>,ev.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-17
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The undersigned hereby announces him.
self as an independent candidate for the
Office of sheriff Of Emmons county. and
respectfully request the votes of my
fellow citizens ut the election to be held
on Tuesday, Nov. 4. WM. SOUTuwIcK
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-17
First publication Oct. 17-Last Nov u.
Notice Of Homestead Flunl Rr00l

Notice 81 Honoslead FinnI Proof.
7 AND OEF7cE at Bismarck, N. D., Oct Is,
-L1690.-Notice is hereby given that tie follow
ing named settler ha. hlesl notice OF his i,te,,-
ton to make t,.ni proof in support Of hia clain,
and That said proof will I've made before the
port, N. D.. Oh Novembe, -, 3s3J. viz:
- 4ALy1N W. WfINXNQs1 ,.T5,.-e =
+Of Hampten, n. d., .fortt,o 3, e. a section 10,
township 138, range 70. lie names the follow
iu4 witnesses to prove his continuous residcucc
upoa. and cultivation Of s.id h,d. viz: "a. AZ.
Weller, o. Il. Hanmond, George II. E.s: Sas
Rytler-ali Of Hampton, II. D..
L. 8. NEAL Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-17
THE DAWSON mILIn

J: Dawson Thomson. of the. Dawsen
mill, will pay tile highest market price
i0r your wheat, Or he will grind your
we Mmeat "a ior @ w eents buslel and guarantees
will grind for toll. The Dawson min il
noted for the excellence of Its a0ur. 80
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-17
First publication Sept. 1a-Last Oct. 81.
Office of Homehteud d Final pr0Ol

r AND OFFICE ut bismarck, n. D., Sept. y,
l/isyO.-Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has Died notic. Of his in,e".
md ., that said W prrpi viii lie made hcfore Tie
Judge or clerk Of the district eo,,r., nj Williams
port, N, D., On Oct. 25, 1890, viz:
GRoRaE 7. iForr,
For the W. 4 $. W. X aud .. |. II. W. Il scctftr,
81, township l3G, range IS. lie names the follow
ing witnesses to prove his con, inuoms residence
man D. Wake er, Of hrn,slr"ng. y. D.; James a.
Robinson, of Roop, n. d Olaf Larson. Of Arm.
strong, N. D.; Harmon W. Allen. d. Armstrong,
N. D! Il =. NEAL, Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-17

Hellander elclpent WAS to be, totah9 iSs
nOrcd, and that community cohta inspg
two hundred voters in Il county with h,lt
IL few more thap fivc hundred votes wcrs
not to be recognized with candidate f'.s
any county Office. X. RkNSoa
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-17

Wouo WAS received ut Steele last week
that Frank Corw;n, who founded the
Ozone Of that place, was dead. Only a
sllo,t time before Frank had written that
hc was feeling better and that he would
soon return home. But the death angel
canlc Suddenly, and the spirit of one of
the kiudcst-hearted and most popular
eni'n's in the State took fiight. For a
TenY time Mr.. Corwin kud hcen sufferer
from consumption. lie struggled travcly
against the fell destroyer, aud had made
many trips through Kiddcr aud neighbor.
lug counties, and also visit to the Pacific
coast, in an effort to save tue life so dear
to his li.tlr family. But it was all of
no avail. lie died while on IL visit. ac-
compauied hy his wife, to his old home
iu Illinois. While AS an editor Frank
Corwin WAS hard hitter il. the heat of
political battle. there was q vein of good
nature through all Of bis writings, and
/ none of the peevishness that 50 often nc.
companies impaired health. With Que
exception, bis brother editors Have had 4
k;ut word to say of the departed.
~
Last week brought the news of ono
xr al blessing tn this co,.uty--nOw let an.
htilir.
Verify ',te mills uf the gods
| grind SLOWLY, but they grind exceeding
! due, and the fellow has gone to the last
| tribunal, where 1t is presumed he will &c,
full justice for ,h, life he has lived.
Would any reader Of this paper have
beln we'd that IN Christian country. il
tile nineteenth century, there could have
been found wretch sb vile as to write the
above concerning u dead man who llae
bern contemporary In his own county!
And yet the paragraphs above given ap
pear,in the Times. published at Dawson
by II. Ii. Raymond. Was there no
thought in the niud of the human byena
when lie dipped his pen in gall, of the
pale face and emacialed form lying be-
meath the sod? Was there no tbrob o
sympathy in his heart when he thought o
the stricken aud devoted wife whose pro
tector's voice was still in dcathf Was b,
unmindful of the feelings Of the sorrow
Ing relatives and friends? Did he--could
he-b"licve that any other man in Kiddel
county would justify his: sacrilegious at
tack upon the dcfcnseless dead9 Bu
words would fail to move the writer o
such lines as those above quoted. Hi
heart is of stone. Among the people o.
his county, among the decent newspaper
men Of the State, he should bc treated u
moral leper. and. like the lepers Of old
he should he compelled to cry out tt
those whu approach. "Uncleaul Unclcau +,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-17

Having been lately admitted 10 the bar, de-
sire to announce 10 the totefs Of EhimonS
county that will be u candidate ut the coming
election for tile Office Of States Attorney Of Eua-
nous county, and respectfully ask for your votes
and support. GEO. W. LYNN,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-17
NOTICE..

Persons who insured against hail IN the
Alliance Hall Association will find tliei,
notes in the hands of John F. Cell. Dan
bury. Em.nons county, N. D., to.whom
payment is to be made. Money can be
safely sent by registered mail. :.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-17
NOTICE TO FARMERS.

The Bismarck elevator is now open for
business. Highest price paid for wheat
and oats. GRO. +. WEkrwokTH,
Inspector.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-17
pAIhTIkx,.

II you wxnt carriage or wagon paintins
we'll and cheaply done cali on George
Upright, Corner Main and Seventh streets,
Bismarck. $50
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-17
winonR
S,f the RRCORD

correspondence OF the RECORD.
Oct. s (unavoidably crowded out last
week. THE leuves have commenced to
wither and fall and the grass is scared and
yellow with age; the cold autumn winds
commence to whistle through our wills.
kcrs, reminding US of the near approach
of wintcrI Cold, cruel winter, What
have we done with our summers earn.
ingst A pang of regret strikes US at the
thought Too much money expended for
liquid fuel thp4 should have been used
otherwise EEd Wescott started for Bis.
marck Thursday morning on business,
and has not returned yet The town
seems lonesome without Ed. f.Mrs J. G.
Pitts gave an entertainment to the school.
children Saturday night. The youth and
beauty of our neighborhood were all
present, and, while j. lasted, pleasure
reigncd supreme. NV. A. Patterson, in
the last issue of the Times. announces
himself as an Independent candidate for
the Office of County Judge. He enters
The canvass with assurances of support
from all parts of the county. He is said
to possess some knowledge of law, and
assures his friends that, if elected, he will
prove to be model ofticial Among
the visitors to tho citv Yesterday were A.
Marsh, 8. Silk, and A. j. Lapham--all Of
Vanderbilt james Casey and Patrick
Finn, two Scared veterans of the late un.
pleasantness, were also bere, and enjoyed
themselves immensely s,sFrank G. Walk
er, of this place, and one of the candi.
dates for sheriff two years ago, left to. day
for the Black Hills. He will work there
this winter and intends TO return here In
ths-st,ring :Messfs. Van Beck, vaa
D,est, Rcnshers and Klynstra represented
the Holland Excitement at Winona In. tho
suscAilsa convention ef sepi NJ Mr..
klynstfs alone taklhB pan ID ths dsilb.
sfativns uf thai. body. II seems that the
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-17
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.,

Cheapest, Safest Best--is :, obtained
from the Farmers Alliance Insuratice
Companies. Address JOHN F. GEILu
Agent, Danbury, Emmons county,.N. g.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-17
AROUND the COUNTY.
The Holland Settlement.
Correspondence of the RECORD.

Correspondence of the RECORD.
Married-On Saturday. Oct. 4, ut the
residence of the brides parents. by the
Rev. F. J. Zwcmcr. Mr.. Jacob Van Dpst
and Miss Anna Vcncklaasen. May their
voyage through life be long and happy
one The couple will move to Nebraska.
go. The motto OF the bachelors at pres
ent How cold it Is r Geese are mi.
grating southwark. Miss Van der Mcu
len closes her school next Wednesday,
and expects to leave for her home in Wis.
consin SCRlBBLER.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-17
Glencoe.
of tl,e RHDOlti,.

Correspondence of the RECORD.
Oct live have been having. some
fine rains, which viii put the ground in
shape to start the crop IN the spring when
it onght 10 stan, and put i. ahead Of pos
sibtc hot winds. ...A ratly WIS given by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Brown, of Teller
township. last Fritlny evening, in honor
of their niece. Miss Cora Bates, which
was decided succcss. The night was
very dark. but the rain "lct up for the
occasion. Good music was furnished by
the full lin nnnlbers) Burr Oak- lAnd+s. 7.
Every one around here is 10 deep sympa-
thy with those who have met with such
terrible losses by prairie 1ire.. Tom
has part Of his corn dug, and is now in
good shape to board outside hogs. Take
the crops through this part Of the coun
try, with the prices. into consideration
and there is no reason to complain. Pol
itics in Burlelgh county begins to look
like the map Of Mexico. SEC. 81.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-17
Hampton.
&c of the RECORD,

Correspondence Of the RECORD.
Oct. s (uaavotdably crowded out last
week ))1-lhe wind blew gale on Saturday
last. This saved US from visit by the
prairie fire east Of us, but the gale caused
Il fire on the other side of the Big Muddy
to destroy much properly for Mr. Parkin
and others KS. f Ryder went to Bis
marck last week, but has not yet returned,
US one Of his horses was taken sick, com.
pelling him TO remain in town for few
days. %. Fred Whittier returned on Tues
day last from hunting trip above Bis
marck. He shot seventeen ducks and
eight chickens. Better stay at home next
time, Fred. Game is more plentiful here
than that. Clayton township is growing
in population. The Rev. Ellis, Seventh
Day Adventist minister, and his family,
Mr.. Star and family, and another whose
name your correspondent did not learn,
arrived here last week. They intend 10
20 into the sheep business. understand d
that three or four more families are ex-
pected Well, there Is lots Of room in
Emmons county. VINO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02
Pomona Grange N ee tins.

The meetings of the Penobseos County
Pomona Grange are consta ntly jpcreas
ing in numbers present and interest. The
meeting at Garland last : SATURDAY, was n
great surprise to its most devoted
friends; the hall which has eating ca
pacity of over three hundred being at
the hour of meeting. 10 A. NJ, filed to
overlooking notwithstanding the bad
condition of the roads, owing to the re-.
cent rains, and the busy season of the
year. Nearly every grange in the
county was well represented and num-
Der out Of the county, and the meeting
was full Of interest from beginning to @ nd
After the opening exercises the yisi-
tors received Il hearty welcome to Gar.
land Grange from Miss Carrie Z. Roach.
and G. J. Grinnell responded 10 an an.
preciative manner.
Reports from oranges and remark :
for the good of the order occupied the
forenoon and in the afternoon y class of
ninety was instructed In the fifth deeree.
after which the following program me
was furnished by members of Garland
Grange: Original par er by Mrs. Park
man, favoring giving girls the same
"a
by Alison W. Goodwin; select Ye.ainc
bv Mrs. Helena +. Trundv; paper BY q
l.. Berry; recitation by Miss LNtie N
True; music by quartette poem by Mrs.
X. q. Parkman; music.
The music and readings were received
with hearty and well deserved appEaase
The original ssays and poem were well
written, well read and Of unusual inv, ,.
est. and all were heartily congratula,ad
at the close Of the meeting. A numb ,
of the members followed with sbor,
speeches, abiding to the grand and "a I.
isfaetory results of the meeting
The usual complimentary votes WOE,
heartily given to Garland Grange and tbe
citizens generally for most kindly Ana
ho=pitable attentions throughout M
day A portion of those from awav
were taken to the homes of citizens a,
':arian !, while others went to Exete,
Grange in the evening and were enter
tanned over night by the brethren Of thai
place.
The Exeter Grange has been organized
but short time, but it has over sixty
members who are AWAY up In the
work" 1t being the occasion OF the
annual visit Of Worthy Deputy joss, Of
Dexter. the members were out in full
numbers and all were highly pleased
with their work and programme for the
evening. The deputy gave them un.
stinted praise.
By invitation the County Grange win
hold their August meeting with Exeter
Grange. They have large hall, din
ing room. and every convenience for
taking care Of the crowd which e sure
To be in attendance. The Garland Brass
Band. which has just been organized,
treated the visitors with excellent music
during the dinner hour. The Garland
Grange has over one hundred members,
and all are thoroughly interested IN the
work of tie order. Worthy Master
Gregory presided. and all the other Off
GERS were in their places.-BaRcor Wing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02
FACTS ABOUT BELTS.

Leather belts must be well protected
against water, and even moisture.
The motion of driving must run with
and not against the laps Of the belt.
Belts should he kept soft and pliablc
For this purpose blood warm tallow, dried
in by heat of fire or the sun, is advised
India rubber is the proper substance fol
belts exposed to the weather, ms it does not
absorb moisture and stretch and decay
The pulley should I've little wider than
the belt required for the work. The diam
etcr of the pulleys should be rs large a.
can be admitted.
The transmitting power of double belt
il to that of "A single belt as ten is to seven
Ia ordering pulleys the kind Of belt TO bt
used should always be specified.
Leather belts run with grain side to tn,
pulley will drive 80 per cent. more than II
run with flesh side. The belt, as well a,
the pulley, adberes best when smooth and
the grain adheres best because it j,
smcot lest.
II possible to avoid it, connected shafts
should never he placed one directly oveI
the other, as in such cases the belt must bt
kept very tight to do the work. For THU
purpose belts should he carefully selected
of well stretched leather.
When it is not convenient to measure
with the tape line the length required ado
| the diameter Of the two pulleys together
! divide the result by two and multiply tn,
quotient by 81, then add this product t.
twice the distance between the centers o
the shafts. and you have the length ~
| quired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02

The failure in business Of a prominent
clergyman suggests the fact that very
few preachers ever succeed in making
money. When they do the religion gen
erNlly ooxes ont rs the dollars come in,
and they end by giving up ministerial
work altogether. Preachers, particular
" Methodist preachers, are almost al
ways poor. and the next to them in point
Of poverty are the Baptists. The major,
ity Of Methodist preachers in this coun,
try receive less than $500 u year. while
the constant demands for charity greatly
diminish their incomes. Presbyterian
clergymen are better paid. while the
Church Of England ministers, both here
and in Great Britain. fairly roll in
wealth by comparison.
Methodist bishops are poorly paid.
Those Of the Methodist church south
have $3,6OO salary, while those of the
church north have little more, but
none Of them lays by anything of his
salary. Bishop Warren, of the church
north, Is rich, having married the widow
Of a ranchman in Denver. But Bishop
Hendrix, of the Methodist church south.
enjoys the distinction Of being the rich
est bishop in America, having inherited
fortune which by careful manage
ment he has greatly increased. He has
the reputation Of being both benevolent
and rich To schools and colleges he is
especially liberal, and Central college. in
this state. owes its present prosperity to
his generosity. All the other southern
Methodist bishops are poor.-St Louis
Globe Democrat.