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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-17
Black Dress Goods.

In tho 500. -yar,. lot thern VIII be nurest
Wool Storm Serscs. warranted un.
fading black.
purcst Wool French serges-full q
inches wiie.
Heavy Wlnter-We'ght Stony Brook
Scrgcs-ii inches vies.
An-Blacls Brocaded Henricttas-waved
stripes. figured Armures. crepe effects.
seeded Armures. about IS different
Datts.as. This Is as great lot or
ssc. goods as we have advertised for
some time.
IN the 5er. lot:
:0-lnch wide Fine VALE French Serge.
5O-inch wide Large Vale French Serge.
50-inch wide Heavyweight Storm
Serges-parest wool
Pure Wool Habit Cloth. q inches wide.
Pure Wool French Flannel. y inches
wide.
Bright. Lustrous Mohair BrillIantine-
famous White Edge brand.
Figured Mohaiv Briliantine OF same
make. together with nearly loco yards
of lJ-inch wide German-Made Purest
Black Henriettas.
Prct,iest OF Diagonal Black Goods
Crepe. springy material. shows Its
valu. to anybody's touch. Ii is a
little lot. hence it will require early
attendance. The price TO be roc.
yard.
From the same source comes Raised
Cord Drap DEta, Is inches wide OF
$3.50 material. which we obtained to
sell for Sl.3.
See the window full OF &c. Swiss Hand
kerchiefs- Knowing women viii buy
them by the dozen and lay them away
for Christmas.
This lot IS hut one OF some 20 different
lots Of the greatest bargains In
Handkerchief We ourselves ever
bought.
There are Hemstitched. Embroidered,
Initial Handkerchiefs for lie.
apiece.
Hemstitched. Drawn. and Tied Work.
Sheer Cambria Observation-Disclosures &c.
Sheer Pure Linen Hemstitched and
Corded Handkerchiefs for Lie.
Pure Linen. Very Sheer Heavy Cloth.
Hewstitched. Drawn Work. and En-
broidered Handkerchiefs. for Il lie.
Together with an extraordinary lot. In
which there are probably only enough
to last a day or two.
Pure Linen. Scalloped- Edge. Embrod-
cred Handkerchiefs. lie. each.
Pure Linen. Scalloped- Edge handker-
chiefs are very scarce under zoe.
Those you buy under this price are
generally cambria.
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Winter Underwear.

Ladies' Shaped Ecru-Rib Vests. fine
cotton. neece-lined. patent gusset
sleeves. pearl buttons. silk ribbon
bands. 39c. each, Toe. a pair.
Every size Ladies' White Merino Vests.
woven neck-bands. l9c.; usually sold
for 81.
From same manufacturer a case each
Mems Shirts and Pants, extra
heavy. heece-lined, ribbed. silk front.
large pearl buttons. and silk binding,
for 39c.
Ladies Pure White Swiss Rib Vests.
medium weight. silk front. fine pearl
buttons and SILK drawing strings. oOc.
A special departm at for Infants and
Chlldrsn's Underwear has been need
ell by many Richmond families.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-17
Dress Goods.

This store with its hundreds OF thou
sands dollars worth of merchandise
would be the most interesting shop
ping place in the world II We stopped
buying for a month. But never a day
goes by but our help is invoked to
help other holders of goods unload.
We are your brokers in such transac-
tious. adding only a modest sum 90
the touchdown prices TO pay us for
the store-6 eeplnS.
To-day Il is Dress Goods that come TO
you-through Wanamaker' sat little
more than half. Choice wanted fab
RIGS that would have been cheap UNI
I'll the season 5 end at full prices had
not somebody Numbered and over
Stocked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-17
A Nonsense Verse.

The freely lighted his bicycle lamp.
And ran down the road for spin;
The toadstools pitched their white tents
for a camp.
And tucked their young toads nicely IN.
The beautiful stars came out just 10 see.
The lovely moon just 20 be seem
But by morning. pray tell me. Oh where
could they be?
For the world seemed quite buried In
green.
Alice. w. Rollens in outlook.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-17
Domestic Counters.

Henrietta Dress Satteens. covert-clOth
pattern grounds. with black figures.
the prettlcst of lie. Henriettas. 90
yards 10 be sold FOR Sc. a yard.
Dark, Fancy Stripe Cashmere Flannel
lettes ION are willing 10 pay Zoe.
for them. There arc some this week
for Sic. yari.
For Toe. a ward we have a whole case
10 sell out-yard wide Housekcepers
Flannel.
Half case Strictly Atwood ioc. SaNony
Flannel for DC. a yard.
II full pieces yard-wiie Cream SaNony
Flannel. G- yard.
3 whole cases Extra Heavy Ncdicatod
Red Twill Flannel. BE. a yard.
II pieces "Flroman's" Mcdicated Red
Flannel 25c. a yard.
Largest Pillow Cases or Heavy fine
Muslin. with inches open work. hem
stitched, Soc. Il pair.
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Gloves.

small special lot Of very fine Slack
Cashmere Gloves-l0d points-usually
sold for 75c., Csc. n pair. Ihese VIII
outiost four pairs OF best silk gloves.
For 70. a uair Fine Black Cashmere
cloves. silk finish. some aeoce-lined.
rone with double finger tips. ali silk
stitched.
LADIES' Pure Wool Black Fine Mittens.
l5c. a pair.
Fine SILK ones. 4oc. Usual toc. ones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-17
Towel Sale.

Pure Linen White Marseilles Towels.
half yard wide is yards long, %c.
dozen: soc. half dozen.
Heavy pure linen Huckahack Towels,
q inches WIDE s. inches long, woven
colored borders, Sl.55 a dozen; Zoe.
half dozen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-17
Hose.

Again we have all sizes OF Ladies'
Black Hose. stamped as follows.
Velvet Ffnish-permanent dye-L0uis
Her-1eds ~f-double sOles. high-spliced
els-ordnarily DC. does not buy
better one-these are still lie. or 8
pairs for zoe.
Ladies Heavy Brown and Gray Mixed
Seamless Hose. Zoe. a pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-17

White. Red. and Gray Underwear. anu
hats and ribs. all sizes and ages.
Anything YOU may need In this line
will save you trouble to try here.
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I
the singers i'm proper training. The choir.
which includes about 40 voices, will sing
GoeDcl HYMNS in which the congregation
is expected TO unite, ana there VIII be
also several chOruses for the choir alone
one an. two solos will be rendered in ad-
dition. The choir Will sing only at the
night services. During the day sessions
the singing Will be congregational en-
tirely.
THE CONVENTION RALLY SONG.
The convention rally song was written
nv Director HarwCOd, and was set TO
music by Professor Watson. IL is emit
tied coward. Il. y. Il. L. A. and the
words are as follows.
Harki | hear the tramp of legions.
Marching with rcsistlcss tread.
See, they come, a host advancing
With their banners high o'erhead.
"Whither march We. youthful soldiers?
Urder whose command, | pray?
Hear the ansWer-"Wc're the army
OF the Il. Y 4. l.. A."
CHORUS.
1--WE are marching on 10 Zion,
Christ himself IS al our head:
Such a chief we dare to follow
" heresoeVer we are led.
"Rut what means this flaming banner,
With its strange device in gold?
Ioyalty2-To what. / pray you,
Is this LOYALTY you hold
'"'ris a pledge 70 Him who leads u.s.
That our swords shall never rest
Till the world shall bow before Him,
North and South and East and West"
onward, Onward. Christian soldiersl
BJJd tho battles nercest Tray. - 90
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H2eskex5- GzH @E2too0

results OF
with that has before
the same
Richmond Don't take word tor 1t
shopping Learn thar 1act
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-17

tharlOttcSNllle, stanton. Lyhclbuis,
Roanoke. Norfolk and Petersburg.
The arrangements for the entertainment
OF the delegates and visitors are Of the
NEST complete nature Ever! possible
provision for the comfort OF those IN at
tendance viii be made. Henry W. cot
trell. Chairman OF the General Commit
tees has been unuring In his efforts. and
has done much towards working up the
arrangements.
TIE OPENING EXERCIsIs.
on Wednesday afternoon. at AIS. Pres
ident J. Calvin Moss, of Lynchburg, will
call tho meeting TO order. Lewis Hall,
Of Norfolk. will then conduct brief de-
VOtional meeting. followed by an address
Of welcome by Dr. VIM. j.. Hatcher, on
behalf OF the Baptists Of Richmond Mr..
Paul Pratt Secretary of the Christian
EndeavOr Society of Virginia, VIII next,
on behalf of the Christian young people
OF all denominations, welcome the young
BaptiSts TO the city.
Among the special features Of the pro-
gramme will be the addresses of Presi-
dent F. ". BOatwright, of Richmond COL
lege. Geo. j.. Taylor ID. D.. W. l.. Wright.
d. D.. on Wednesday night, the address
of DR. y. b. Thames. of Danvillc; on
Thursday morning. the open parliaments
in the afternoon conducted by Rev IA. h.
Hawthorne and DR. j.. Il. Pollard. and the
addresses of r.. j. Willingham. ID. d.,
and Curtis Lee Laws OF Baltimore, az the
closing service.
The r.. Y. T.. L. Of Virginia is a part
OF the great international organization Of
young Baptists, numbering now some
thing over one million I'm the United
States and Canada. The convention Of
this organization held last July in Bal
timOre was the largest Baptist gather
ing over held i'm the world. I'm Virginia
the members number about Goo. and are
rapidly growing In Rlchm1l they have
increased nearly 1000 Bon Tvs .lv. months.
The Young Mems Christian Association
will tender reception 10 the visiting del
cgates during their stay i'm the city and
Richmond College will also entertain the
delegates al a reception given 10 the union
on the first day of the convention. Pres
ident BOatWright viii make elaborate az
rangemcuts for receiving the young Teo-
pie as wen a. the delegates to the Bap-
fist General Association. and will throw
the doors Of the college open 10 all Visi-
tors Refreshments Will be served by tie
college
THE BIG CHORUS CHOIR.
The feature Of the convention Will DE
the large chorus choir trained by the di-
rector, James q. HarwOOd. For several
weeks the choir has been rehearsiug, and
the organization is now prepai Cd 10 rem
der excellent music Great interest has
been manifested IN this movement on the
part OF the members. and the indications
are that the music viii Doe very fine
Professor Leslie Watson. who is organ
ist at the First Baptist church. win pre-
side al the organ during the convention.
Miss Fannie Burch viii De the pianist.
Both OF these. as well as Mr.. HarwoOd
himself have done excellent service hv
way OF assisting In the WORK Of getting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-17

Child's Fast Black. Hcavy, Narrow RID
Hose. seamless. every size. ) pair Tor
soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-17

zlo<a,s 1a& Ga2oeS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-17

The ladies' in charge Of the bazaar de-
sire 10 express their thanks for valuable
donations from a number OF gentlemen
and firms too numerous 10 mention
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-17

Miss Mary Marshall Gillian has been
confined 20 her room Tor week past ~
"a very severe cold:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-17

ested In its work. which Is purely chart
table. express tner interest Ia substantive
shape. Groceries. fuel. or money To buy
II. anything that iAterest and common
sense may suggest, viii be welcomed.
The place f. radically anu enureiy
charity, but everybody In Richmond
must understand that its work has been
80 general here. where its founders life
would be sufficient to commend anything
10 the public support with which her name
was associated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-17

Scv.4nber 10Th. Tuesday. IS Doraton-
r,ay ~ the 'Sheitering Arms Hospital.
inss .a%, CLAW street. The friends OF the
tnstitution ask that on this day oil inter-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-17

Considerable anxiety is felt regarding
the cordltion of two O. Richmonds in
valids Mrs. Acheson. east Grace street,
ond Miss clara Chalkley. who is III at
mo residence of her sister, Mrs. Talia-
ftrrO.
Mrs. Howard, wife Of the efhcient
chief of Police. has returned from Wash
lInIun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-17

Tho annual meeting Of the Society. OF
Colonial Danes will be reid at the JET
fcrson on Monday. the loth, at j. VI.
Miss Margaret V. Smith will read paper
Oh Colonial TlmCs."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-17

Severity people marked. learned and
inwardly digested Current Events" as
seen from Mrs. Caskic Catell'S delight
fil standpoint at y NJ. on Wednes-
day last
THE political situation IN the Fest as
regards Russia and China. Armenia.
rngland's ultmatum 10 the king of
Ashantee. American politics and the
,ce,,lt Of the elections. the opera Dam
-osch As shortly 10 bring out In German
CHARITIES. new books: Pasteur. his life
work. aud death. all these were discussed
most e-ntertsiningly II Il evident that
~ Csbell's class viii be as successful
ss similar ones in the larger cities have
proven.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-17

The Fortnightly club. viii meet on
the evening of Monday. the 18th. at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. s. T. Beve-
ridge
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ST. Johns Circle Of Kings Daughters
will meet on tomorrow afternoon at the
residence Of Miss Mary Schermerhorn,
opposite Chimborazo Park
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-24
AORANDES MALES eRANDEs RENE
nR. z. NA. P0MTE 4 HIl0.-CIRU

JANOS DENTISTAS.-San Justo 81 es-
quina la Fortaleza San Juan. ....
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2E ARRIENnA la panaderIa que era

Sc ARRIENDA la panaderfa que era
Gonzalez Gale n san Sebastian ndmero SsIn
formarsn BOLIVAR ARRuzA z ConPAEfA 16-18
Pensdn16entOs. LA educacion Sc como
CO mas que en- la mesa en- el tranvfa.
US Z sobre todo la entrada del teatro,
cuando apreturas. z@~ .[ - z<s@
.@1 -Dicen que las mujeres son moons
tantes. .ITu~ I..s..4 "a. *s r.~:. . :
I'D 81 padron de vecinos demuestra 10,
contrario. =... ...+. .....>.3 :. e. +.
Un siglo hace que muchas mujeres
vienen figurando en- sus hojas con 80 amos.
Ell cuerpo de tel6grafos es en- Espa-
fla mas numeroso de 10 que parece. .. ~.
No hay mas que fjarse en- los balco-
mes. .4.z. II -. = /. ~. ...-........ ge
I siempre hay j6venes hacienda senales.
y. A las que correspondent desde la calle
sus noviOs. ..x:..t - .s~<lI,,. :.,...'
4 f-Contraer matrimonio es 10 mismo
que embarcarse.
- Sc expone uno correr un temporal.
Las fores de trapo son una profana.
ci6n exc cradle. - .~......7% ..@
Doblemente cuando ofrecen el azahal
/ artificial. < iii '@*
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CHARADA

Impossible que qtno- dos
La cuenta de nuestros dias. -
Han de parar, discurriendo
Uno tras otro, en- la fila
De nuestro infalible TODD. -.
Tras de una Iarga agonfa, 49,.
.Esto es, tercGa cuartG cGpco
De nuestra futura vida;
Porque en- pos de ese final
Vendra Ia gloria infinita,
Inacabable, sublime,
81 ell alma resulta limpia. -.
No cuortG q1tinta, que asi
Nos 10 ensei1a la doctrina;
Palabras que no tres cinco
Por ser harto conOcidas.
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BrsnrornoA Dn ''1A CoaansroxDnrc1Aa. 10

LA avenida Ruyedael, que tanto irritaba su
amigo OhaVignat, al baron Mdximo hab1a que
rido que Ia h9hitaci6n de su adorada fueae la
maravilla del hotel que Ia destinaba.
NADIA mds encantador nj de gusto mas per-
fecto. ....~.
- Pero Rosa Sc ocupaba POGO de esto.
iEn que pensaba en- aquelos momentos2
81 En- el pas3do, como siempre.
El aesterrado no olvida jamas su pals; Ro-
sa no olvidaba el suyo
H." Estabs, ademas, asediada eiempre por un
recuerdo: ell do Jaime Bailleul, de cuya muerte
sc acusaba. - ....
..... Una vex por sem ma abandonaba Ia Gale
Fortuny sc ib% ella sola, como en- peregrina-
IF ci6n, a. "Cite Viud@"", para dedicarse horss
enteras la contemplation de las reliquias que
alK conservaba, y entregarse los ensuehos en-
que Sc complac1a. .~s..~.. .s.~ :. :-.-.s%
sx.3It1s Muchas veces iba reunirse alK ella An
z1 drea; entonces Sc hablaban ell coraz6n; pero
Ia sehor.t ia de Meilhan Sc mostraba mds sinceTa
que lsu hermana, que Ia ocultaba gran parts de
sus penes de sus aent'mientos por delicadeza
>I.n..4- su confdente, el dnico que conocta sus
verdaderos sentimientos, era 50 pobre vecino ell
~ jorobado, su adorador glencioso. ~"'>
otuI 70 A el Sc 10 decfa todo. w. -
sb a .Ousndo le encontraba le abria sn alma J le
ri sreYelaha tQdo - qpe podia reYelarae, ~ ....,
At
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TETE A TETR

Ell mismo dia, en- el momeuto en- que Ell te-
niente vagaba por Paris bullfan en- su cabeza
los proyeet6s mas confusos, para castigar la
que 81 llamaba su infel su execrado rival, la
habitaci6n de Rosa, en- la calle de Fortuny, es-
taba alumbrada por dos lamparas, cuys luz
amortiguada formaba una especie de CT. p6sculo
propioio las fantasfas. Il e. q. ".l
Eran las nueve media dela noche. 43
Rosa habfa pssado el d1a sola.
Envuelta en- uu peinador de color oscuro,
estaba tendida sobre una butaca, con la cabeza
echada hacia atras los ojos fjos en- ell techo,
cuyos detalles Sc perdf N en- la sombra.
Su hermoaa cabeza, cuya blancura era ell
punto luminoso de aquel lugar, lleno de verda-
deras riquezas, tenfa impresa incurable tristeza.
Y, sin embargo qu6 delicioso retro!
To miamo que Bernardo Chambay, en- aque:
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LUNA S6.-Eecuela superior s.Colon,
fundada para instruir 80 niflos pobres en-
conmemoraci6n del descubrimieDto de
America. Sc admite un nl1mero 1iTnita-
do de nifos pudientes. Ell Mae stro que
suscribs garantiza los resultados.-Br.
Jose Francisco D5az. 15-3
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FL TONI0.---Unic dep6sito del dega-


81 TONTO,---Uni dep6sito del desa-
creditado RON TOPACIO las tres s. IS. ST.
Este ron p6simo, internal nata-gente, Sc
regala los tocayos del establecimiento 4
so Centavos botella. 4.
D 1O---Santa Rosa---10 Arecibo.
a ORANDES MALES eRANDEs RENE
DIos.-Cuando lempobrecimiento organi-
co aniquila el cuerpo y el espiritu, Sc inn
pone devolver al sistema nervioso toda su
fuerza vigor; de ahf la indication espe-
cial del sfVino Cordial de Cerebrina de
Ulrici" conceptuado por los medicos mas
eminentes como ell 'treconstituye yente" mas
s'poderoso y ell vitalizador" mas rapido.
*s* .:.> *#G j. G--.>>s .-ss t&1 @3@ q .@.*
., DR.. r. M. PONTE E HIJO.-CIRU
JANOS DENTISTAS.-San Justo 81 es-
quina la Fortaleza San Juan.
/ VINOS, Fl NEJoR DE ToDos EN- CA
LIDAD PRECIo. RIOJANo DE TRICIo. dealla Ca
paL Cristo Manuel Rivera San Sebastian 30 las
tedas de loe seores Aon F. Zamorano Puerta de Tie
segunda Lnea Los certificates de orgen aualss de
ealdo esan disposition del guste verles
/ -t' = 49,. .>>. Il Diciembre 1o
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LINEA FERREA DEL OESTE
.ITIN Err A RIG ~~# =az


alguna
RAYAMoN, sIMULTANEAMENTE
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IAURAK RAT ALIoN DE 'BARBE-

LAyRAK BAT SSALlON DE BARBE-
RIA PERFUMRR1A Pedro tUrbiztondo. Francisco
H. Sc compace aend0 los parrOQulanoS Imp1ez Prom
ud EeganCla aCreditado salon refOrmadO
aditsn abonados p9T meses hay ss@pe
aeetes povos oda clase dc peIfumea extra na
Amabidad cen los marchantes con pnbico general
M ED ALLsON q
s.s A modo de sonrisa luminosa 7as
en- tn semb' ANTE p a ;entero hrilla, 9o1a
parece qua forma tn mejil|a ssa @>a
ell petalo atezado deuna rosa. oF@}5@< &4l
Tu pensamiento languido reposa ~.
como, sjena al reclamo, la avecilia,
Y miro en- tt la dejadez sencilla, ...
de una diosa cansada de ser diosa.
El oscuro capuz de tu melena, 49,. -.
como las alas de ebano de IN ave, -; -.
ell fuego entolda de su faz morena;
Bajo Ia luz que tn mirada brota, ="
cual velo de oro, tu pupila suave, .".%
en- la penumbra de tus ojos fota. - =
:......:| .~..@ .Justo 4. F'dcGo.
:s;r! ;Ft~,'. <tE> ~. @:t.s .. :: ..
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LOGON ANTIHERPETICA DEL Doc
Gutaries la pcaz6n en- apicara La "Loe6n
prfumad qta caspa evando Ia caida del cabeno
barTos empenes manchaS espG1a de
Ia CARA Exto seguro Immediate Pidase odas las botica
ae Ia sa po mayor del seHor uermety depostario
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.FORTALEZA.-

az DEPoSTTO GENERAL para de Puerto
I5co fIDEL en- las buenas Botcas
coarno Lares Arecibo Adjntas. Utaado
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-07

lands during the entire winter. and il
appearing that such arrests are simply
made for the purpose of making fees
and not for the sake of justice. There
fore be it resolved that we the board o1
county commissioners of Cavalier
county condemn the action of said
Deputy United States Marshall and
that this resolution be ordered spread
OIL the minutes of this meeting and
that the auditor be instructed to for
ward copy Of this resolution to His
Honor A. D. Thomas, Judge of the U.
S. District Court.
Moved by Com. Henry Porter, sec
onded by Com. P. McHugh that the
First National Bank of Langdon, the
State Bank OF Milton and the Citizens
State Bank of Langdon be designated
as County Depositories and that the
funds in the hands of the county treas
urer during the year shall he divided
and deposited as follows, viz: First
National Bank to have one-half of the
county funds Oh deposit, and the Citi-
zens State Bank Of Langdon and the
State Bank of Milton to each one
fourth of the county funds ON deposit,
all OF the above named county deposit
tories to pay per cent interest on daily
balances.
1t was ordered and required that
each of the banks above named shall
make and file with the county auditor
to be approved 10y this board, a good
and sufficient bond for the safety of
Cavalier county funds in amounts as
follnws:
The bond of the First National Bank
shall be in the sum of $4,000 The
bond of the other two banks shall each
be $4,000
The Citizens State Bank of Langdon
having their bond ready which was
approved with the following bol,dsmen
viz: W. F. KessIer, E l. Donovan.
John Mahon. ID. Fl. Mcmillan, James
McPhail. Chas. Chisholm. Hans o.
| Bjornerud, Thos. Ullyott. Memo Lieb-
Ter. Robert Watson. NJ. G.. Olson. Robt
Murie, Otto G. Olson, Geo. Bullock,
Alex. Mcdonald Chas. Hunter. jos
Crawford, James Bafour and w. A.
Laidlaw.
TheFilst National Bank of Langdon
and the State Bank of Milton were in
structed to make their respective bonds
and file them with the county auditor
at once to be approved by the board of
county commissioners at their next
meeting April l, 1895.
There being no further business the
board adjourned until Monday, April
!, 1895. at the hour of O'Clock p. m.
H. D. ALERT, GEO. WEIR,
County Auditor. Chairman.