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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-11-20

WIN McTntosh ssry o 8 con- sSsss' 's
missioner Viewing BRIDGES q
and mileage. . d. ~. 81 81
HIP Ottem services % COM s. y
missile ner visiting pauper and n
mlleaee ..... .s.......... $50 ,335sNss
Resolved that where the county u
lows for hail rent that the same be al I;
lowed at t3.0O. 81 IS "a
The following bills were allowed: 81
u " Conmy salary and clerk Era
hire for July ..... I. ...'... .31S5 O \
= w Conmy salary aud clerk 81
hire for Aug and Sept. ...... $40 o.
dayton Echo for co printing. ~ ~
+ s Cheney for ballot boxes and 3
W ~ ..... ..........:....... 30 q
e w Goats for salary as. clerk
7 10 treasure RS office. ........ 81 o.
Einar Bjarnason for cutting II
wood .................... 3 u.
Brlnden Johnson salary as
1anttOr for Oct .............. As o.
JOS Shaw experimenting the
delivery ct coal. ............ 500
'ThOs HalldOrsun services as
commissioner and mileage. % OF
Gillette Herzog Mfg Co part
payment 0n bridges. 1896 50
y ID Gordon services as com.
missioner viewing tridges
visiting pN,Or. MILEAGE. IS 10
To l,c continued next week.
w. J. BRIDE, I'D. GORDON,
County Auditor. Chairman.
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Adjourned until Nov. 14th. 1895.
Board met pursuant to adjoument,
present same members.
Resolved that Hannah kabernagle
he allowed to redeem the following
lots from all sales, for the original
amount Of sales: Lots 3. 4, Is and Is
In black s, lots 6 and Z in block Z. lots
/ and 2 III block 8, lots l. 2, 10 and 10
in block IL. lots 9 and 10 In block IL,
lots 1, 2. is and IS In block %, lots ts u
and Ia in block Is. lots q and "A IN
block q. lots 10 and II in block 81.
lots 3, 4. Is and l6 In block Al: lots 8;
10, % and "a Ia block 43, lots % and
"a in block IS, lots 3. 4, 10 and 10 IN
block Al, lots / and 2 In block 40, lots
4, s, 10 and 10 In block 81, lots !, IL, II
and 20 in block 81, lots 8, 9. y ana =
In block IS. lots q and q IN block !.
lot 10 IN bl,Hk.l3. lot 20 IN block 81,
all IN the village Of Hamilton.
The following
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u .ll s's !.
- $3.50 III - Dlsysas Isso 40
u .s i! asl ~ - - yADoa0A 1fee.
"; ~ - sisssshi dsva : meadow;
" j bsysald Bsookwsod and tAs.
GyenhG $500. sweet WI hay. fanned-
essllauuIslsl tsasaG
.sssi Il 60 y = J. Is isasd, susths Ais wheel
,slssss = - ~ Asass sDsak; let Il
I'll
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- lsGgtnss played . rapid same Of
hide ana sesk undse ~ abbreviated
- slriEl
NY dsae oas," 10 ssssd, "sincs I
knew thea HE hes besn halowed
dream. and n ny hssss or
Ehsso was . whiEr e wheels and the
bius skirt futtersd far In advance.
4 ..HeaF me," 10 Aisd. rushing on like
the wind, mo earthly bliss can bs COM
parsd - thy pressaca ! have learned
Io1, this opportunity 70 come when
The ohiseled chin was posed with an
air Of supreme hautsu1. aAd the arche6
eyebrows soueAS S0o 1a& " Aes tO0
sTair one,- no exclaimed. you have
punetured my affections"
Her quick pedanny ceased suddenly.
and the arched eyebrows were low
ats too true. no sighed. II was
gearsd % TOO high. Don't cast your
kQsntgsa rsys tAis way. All my,
tubing y gone ! an Aabby a. per.
foratod ko41aA = WTishA I need.
Dumplns .. To run has besa rough.
Put "a 1ho graphite ef your smiles; In
nats mo With the Inspiration Of thy
presence; lubsicafe mo With thy love
and steer me where you Will"
There was . SOFT sigh and clashins'
Of handle bars.
eyes, George. won take 1t tandem
through III" she murmured.
''lf you want . 81 . GIRL there days
talk bicycle lovs = Aef," Ae ssplaipsd
at the club that night.-Phiiadelphie
TimeA
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On Hand and to Arrive a
Carload Of Farm Machinery,

Mitchell, O'Brien and Weber
Wagons. j. l. Case buggies, road
wagons, road carts, phmtons, gang
plowsl, walking pIows. Disc, Boss
and Scotch harrows, New: Market
cultivators, Yellow Poplar wag.
on boxes. etc. These goods were
bought at
REDUCED PRICES,
and will b cold q moderate ad-
{. 0 BOOKER, sR,,
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For coroner, DrJ CSuter.
For clerk OF the court, Francis A Hart.
For count Judge, Edward w Conmy.
For county auditor, Donald Thomson.
For county surveyor, Frank e Hebert.
For register of deeds, John NJ CHS
holm.
For superintendent Of schools, G T.
jackson.
For justices Of the peace, Q II Assets
tine, P 81 Mcmillan, I e Mussel and
SA Armstrong.
For county constables, David Page, e
A Nevers. Andrew Darling and
Charles Edwards.
For county commission 3rd district,
George Taylor.
Minutes read and approved,
Adjourned sine die,
j. D. GORDON,
WIN. MCINTosH,
III. p. OFTEN,
THOMAS HALLDORsoN,
+, @. MYRICK,
w. j. BRIDE.
November 18th, 1895.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment of Nov. 10th, present ]. u. Cor
don chairman, missiOners Myrick.
Mcintosh, Halldorson and Often.
The following bills were allowed:
Beaulieu twp for grant made
Feb 25th, 1896. IS 90
Avon twp for grant made Aug
9Th, 1896. so 90
Bank of Neche for interest on
money loaned. .............. lO2 90
Jos Deloria for labor at court
mouse OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ 90
w r Bride services as deputy ;.
auditor, Oct. ....;.:....::..:: 90 o.
Robt Irwin for goods furnished
county poor ................. 16 90
PIONEER EXPRESS for printing. -
: ballots :::::::::::::::::::.: 2ls g.,
G III Garnett expenses to cOun- 90 :
ty poor II so
Martin Bently for labor ut =
court house. Observation-Disclosures. Is 90
Frank A Wilson for printing
dill $3.50, allowed .......... Al O5
Gilpin's X-Rays for printing
and supplies. ................ 4 IS
Larus Crimson for labor at
county buildings ............ 3 IS
PIONEER EXPRESS for printing
and supplies. ............... 80 Is
T L Price, poor and prisoners
supplies, $43.50, allowed. 80. AZ go
j X Switzer, coal and other Co
supplies Observation-Disclosures. SO 90
Bechtel b Pratt, goods to Co
Jas McLain, board Of judges Of cleo.
tion, $1.75, rejected.
Resolved. that all election bills be
allowed as follows:
In precincts where so votes or un-
dor were cast the judges and clerks be
allowed $500 each, over SO votes and
not exceeding 100 votes, 500; over
100 and not exceeding 200, $500; and
over 200. 5000.
Adjourned until 2P. NJ.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, same members present.
Whereas, the report as we'll as the
records of the old drain commission
ers show that on drains known as
drains No. / and 4, constructed under
the laws of this state, no assessments
Of benefits have been made, and that
the same is incomplete, it is there
fore resolved. that the board proceed
to estimate the cost of and complete
the same and assess the benefits as
provided by law, and is furCher re.
solved, that the board meet ut Bath
gate. on Thursday Nov. 10th, for the
purpose OF making such assessment.
Tho bill OF Geo. III. McCabe. of July
18th, 1895, allowed to the extent Of
$175.76 and said amount credited to
account against him for Overchargcs.
Geo. II. McCabe allowed from JUS
tice Trenholme's report and credited
t0acc0unt against him for Overcharges
as follows:
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Total amount allowed and credited
$685..
Geo. II. McCabe allowed from Jus.
tice Aylen's report, and credited to
account against him for Overcharges
as follows:
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Board met pursuant to adjournment
present, Chairman Gordon and Com.
imissi0ners Myrick, Often and Nc.
Intosh.
The following bills we're allowed:
S M MoOrhead, bailiff fees. ....$ 2 DOL
B johnson, wolf bounty. 800. 2 COL
Thos Lang. supplies to Co poor 4 COL
Ole PaulsOn, repairs for JAIL. 3 sol
j Skanderberg supplies to poor. "a OO|
B f Walters, salary as jailor,
board of prisoners, and de-
livering election supplies. 10. 210 PSI
Ole Paulson, making ballot
BOXES. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 Dol
T;ThOrstelnsOn, work at court
house NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
S OlafsOn. wolf bOuntY........ lOO|
Ole A Nord, board and care of
county pOOr:... 20 00i
Akra township for covering
DfdgeS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Al 81
Bechtel and Pratt for making
Adjourned until Nov. ioth, . A. NJ.
II H. Nova Nth Board met pursuant to
ADJOURNMENT, present, same members.
The following bills were allowed:
w WSc0tt, for professional SER
vices to Co poor. ............ so DOL
A G Darling, constables fees
for election. Observation-Disclosures. 2OOl
j Z Briden, transportation of
Minutes read and approved.
Adjourned until Nov. 18th, GA. M.
w. j. BRIDE, ]. D. GORDON,
Co. Auditor. Chairman.
Pembina, N. D., Nov. 10th
The board Of county commissioners
met pursuant to the call of the cOun-
ty auditor as a canvassing board to
canvass the returns OF votes from the
several precincts. Of the county for
the election held Nov. Bird, 1895,
which duty after being qualified they
proceeded to perform.
The board adjourned until Nov. 11th
8 A. N.
Nov. 18th. Board met pursuant to
adjournment, full board present.
An applica ton was made verbally
by Attorney Kneeshaw, ttp have the
ST. Thomas township precinct thrown
out. ON the grounds that IT,. election
was not held within the limits of said
precinct.
: Board adjourned until 2P. M.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, same members present.
Upon the advice Of States Attorney
Young, the board accepted the re-
turns OF. st. Thomas township pre-
clnct and proceeded with the :can-
vass.
Board adjourned until Nov. 18th, OIL
"A. N.
Nov. 18th. Board met pursuant to
adjournment, same memDers present.
The board completed the canvass
with the following results:
]. For member OF congress, there were
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PEMBINA
Building and Loan Association.

PExs1NA, NORTH DAKOTA.
Money loan ON good RealEstatesecuritysn any
where In 40 county. What you pay Torrent will
pay the monthly dues. No other pay nents have
to be made, and In from six to eight years you
own the property. Dueson 500 loan a1e %
poI month. Address,
e. d. BookER, T. l.. PAIGE,
Secretary President
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RExs1cIA4Ts.

M, N. LOCKWOOD, NJ. il.
Physician and surgeon.-Graduate OF College
OF Physicians and Surgeons, Baltimore, Md.
once over T. r. Shaw = Co.'S Drug Store.
Night calls at room No. 20, Winchester House.
Psmblna, North Dakota.
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w, ). KsEEsHAw,
LAWYER: Willpracticet in Courtto Dakota
Minnesota, and before United states Land once
Money to Loan and 0cllectfone made.
PMMBtNA, NORTH DAKOTA
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Official Commissioner Proceedings.

Pembina, N. D., Nov. 9th, 1895.
Board met pursuant to adjurn ment
present, Chairman Gordon and Com
missioners Myrick, Often aud Nc.
IntOsh.
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90 DO '.ls q loaI :, .. ' }.i & 30
do do D0yle. ...... - %

sou that no fees are endorsed on the
vcntre. .s34
That portion Ut sheri1i's charges
contained In his bill fIed July Nth,
1885, fOr. serving 81 TAX executions, re-
were never returned la accordance
with law.
The following bills were allowed:
john Fadtieli, cl,nRtAble fees
per Justice report. ........... 3 2 O0
j d TrenllOlMe. justice fees per
+. Justice repOrt.... ........... 81 IS
s II Richardson. sheriff's fees
In Burns case. ......... 80. 2 So
Maria Tapley witness fees 80. 60
Clara A jackson: do. col
Harry Tapley dO...... col
COlly Carlisle dU...... 90
Geo baney dO...... / 1O|
ThOs jackson dO...... 60
VIM K Foster dO...... 1O|
Mrs RObt PrOudlOve dO...... 1Ol
Norman Bethune do. 800. col
Lewis Peavy dO...... ! 1O|
Dick Green d0...... 10
Bella Bethune do...... col
John Fadden do...... l 1O|
VIM Jones do...... 1O|
Thos MeFadden do...... lO|
John Epton dO...... l col
Robert Askew dO...... col
Elmer Lulkin dO...... col
John Switzer do...... col
Marshal Jackson do...... sol
Thos Cook do...... sol
Gus Sabraw dO...... COL
John Epton do...... lOOl
David Askew dO...... i COL
e LufKin do...... COL
John Switzer d0...... ] DOL
Marshal jackson d0...... 1901
Thos Cook do...... ! OO|
Robert Askew do...... 1 COL
John EptOn dO...... 2 sol
Robert 7Askew d0...... 2 COL
L Lufkin do...... 2 col
is O'Leary dO...... 9O|
Henry Pennebaker do...... 2 col
David Thompson do...... go
Tells Yell dO...... col
A Jones Justice fees as per
Marshal Jackson constable fees 60
H r Vaughn justice fees as
per report. .................. 70
John Grandy justice fees as per
Geo Laney constable fees. 1850. 400
s o McGuin witness fees...... sol
VIM Carr do...... sol
VIM Pollock do....... SOL
Henry Taplev do. 80. / 7O|
M M Fraser justice fees as per
report. 10!
H r Vaughn Justice fees per
Fraser's report. 5000. ...... 30
Edward Frost constable fees. 675
j M Graham Justice per report 9 N|
A III Newans constable fees... q 30
T L Price supplies for court
house and jail. IS 48
In the bill Of Geo H McCabe, sheriff
or,services rendered in serving tax
executions, amounting to 1851 90 we
find that executions against the fol-
lowing named persons have been re-
turned as unsatisRed, that this board
has been Informed that some of said
parties have made payment on the
same, although the executions have
been re surned and endorsed thereon
as follows:
''sr4 couo or e ef Pem5 RaKorA' IS
i I hereby certify and return. that
the within execution came into my
hands on the 10ah day of September,
1895, that found defendant-----'s
financial condition that to have LEVIED
and taken such propeaty as he has,
would haye been to distress him, pro-
badly to the extent of making him or
members Of his family, a county
charge, I therefore made no levy.
GEO. HI. McCABE,
Sheriff. By w. w. JONES,
Deputy"
Fees and mileage endorsed in each
case
That we find that Frank Rasler.
~ klao Aioe,
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case
That we find that Frank Rasler.
one re the parties herein named, has
been dead for the past six years, and
VIM. Askew, another party, has been
dead three years, before said execu-
tions were SAID to have been served.
The sheriff or his deputy, must have
used same peculiar methods in arriv-
ing at the mileage In the two cases
above mentioned.
Any person whose name appears in
tie list, having any Offset against the
said executions, will please notify the
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

DOR RENT ON SHARES--A BOUT 700 ACRES
IL of as fine grain land there is In Santa Clara
County: located at May field; all level and well
fenced good farmhouse aud ba rms: 10 respons-
bic party, having stock and tools capital, the
owner VIII rent for crop rentR'. Particulars of G.
H. UMBSEN & CO.. IA Montgomery ST.. DAVID
BUSH, Country Department.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13
MARRIED.

GUNDERSEN-LARSEN this city, Novem
Der H. 1895, by the Rev. Carl Hoel, Herman
Gundersen and Marie Larsen both OF san Fran
MOk-MCMILLAN-In this city, November IL
1895, py the Rev Philip Coo mbe, Henry Mok
and Margaret w. Mcmillan both OF San Fran
cisco.
OTH-WEFERLING-in this city. November
1u. 1895. by the Rev. Paul Bran Ike. GottIob f.
Roth and Emma III. Wefering both OF Lock-
wood, Monterey County, Cal.
SAMUELS-SAMTER-In this city, November
j, 1895, by the Rev. NJ. s. Levy, Harris Samuels
and sarah Samter, both OF san Francisco.
THOMPSON-CAMPBEL this city, Novem-
Der IL, 1895, at noon in Howard Presbyt eriaa
Church. by the Rev. +. r. Farrand, George s.
Thompson and Annie 5. Campbell, both of San
ErRncii irO
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent bv mail
VIII not be inserted. They must be handed in a.
either OF the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and reside OF persons authorised
10 have the same published
BORN.
RHE Adm this city, November z, 1896 to the
wife or Albert K. hhead, q daughter.
81 1BLE1-In this city, November 10, 1896. to the
wlfe o. L b. Slbley, daughter.
SEEBECk-In this city. November g. 1895, to
the wife OF ID Herman Seebeck, daughter.
NANiER-In Golden Gate, CAL. October 4. 1896,
20 the wife of Charles =. Vaner. son.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13
Hol FOB FTTCHBUkG!

HAYWARDS LOCAL
see Southern Pacific Time-Card
THE FIRST IMPORTANT STOP EAST OF
FRUITNALE Is THE PLACE. FAST
EST SUBURBAN TRAIN On
THE PACIFIC COAST
DIRECT BOATS AND TRAINS FROM FERRY.
FOOT OF MARKET STREET, TO
FITCHBURG STATION IN
FORTY-FIvE MINUTES
Alameda, Berkeley and Fruitvale trains singed
by the Fitchburg scorcher. Haywards electric
cars from Oakland every few minutes
1fyou are tired OF life and want 10 get of the
earth, stay where you People get well, oe-
come cheerful contented and prosperous in Fitch.
burg
Fitchburg Is the most promising suburb on the
direct line or up-to-date public and private inn
provements in The vicinity of Oakland 1t is a
business center by natural location. Its railway
nnes now operating, deep-water ansportation for
freight by lannon's line of fsst-saiing vessels on
Oakland harbor and the excellent county roads
leading to 1t, are incontestfble proofs It is regu
Iariy laid out into blocks and lots bounded by wide
streets, graded and grayeled, and ornamented with
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY.
For. a home while cheap: for speculation on a
rising market: for turn be first for investment
now, and hold on. No city taxes TO pay; no street
improvements 10 make. Water supply from 5
companies at your doors. Lots in this beautiful
town at cheaper rates and on easier payments than
can be bought in many OF Ihe onestreeI Tracts ia
an inaccessible bayfield,
Lots rs and gu feet front by 100 to 200 feet deep
10 parallel street; double frontage. Terms, 10 per
cent cash; deferred payments in easy insrallnenls
little perfect.
w. +. MCCLURE, II Montgomery St, s. Z,
IHAD. 5. FITCH. Fitchburg.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13
THE DIVORCES RECOKI

THE DIVORCE RECORD.
Complaints filed:
Freda Rohde against Henry Rohde.
Rose Baums, etter against Maurice Baumstetter.
Nancy E. Wren against II. Wren
Caroline Ceranelh against Angelo Ceranelli.
Divorces granted:
Minnie A. Bresse from Eugene A. Bresse
Anna Keedon from Martin Keehon Jr.
Ida i. Talmage from Edwin L. Talmage.
Mrs. Choie Seen from Chic Vow.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13

BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
AND FOR SALE; LARGE LOT IN WEST
II Berkeley. Owner, 10 Hy de 81.
NEW MODERN BROOM COTTA5E. 4OxlOO
~ $500, $18 monthly: Broom cottage, 40xs0,
$500 S15 monthly. T. BUEGLE, Golden Gate, or
w. G. MORAN, Lorin.
GITSO THE BIGGEST BARGAIN EVEN
p tCO. these dull times; house of rooms:
large OF: street work done close to station; sani-
tRry plumbing JOS. j. MASON. Berkeley station.
BERKELEY HOUSES.
gHAT BEAUTIFUL HOME IN BERKELEY
of u rooms and bath is now ready for tenant;
newly painted and papered throughout: 10 acres
OF ground; large orchard; any variety OF flowers
and lovely lawn; price $780, worth $50. Apply
a. ]. SNYDER Il CO. 467 Ninth st.. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13
HOUSES TO LET.

SHEAP RENT; ROOMS; FINE BASE
~ ment; yard, etc.; 72l Fourteenth st mr. Mar
Eet On rear). BALDWIN & HAMMOND, 10
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13
MOUNT OLIvET CEMETERY.

GAN MATEo COUNTY; NEAREST GENE
~ terry 10 the city; non-sectarian; no sense ex-
elusive. location unexcelied. Office by7 MHsk0
street. southeast corner OF SlxtA
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13

OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
w EAR DAMON Dis BY rATkONIZINCi IL
w SCHELLHAAS. furniture -deaier / IN. Oagld
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENT

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
O. 9CS0 HANDSOME NEW COTTAGE OF
tDOZCO. rooms: latest design; choice cor
ner lot. 50x1OO: easy terms
S240O-$5O cash. SIS monthly; cottage rooms
and bath; lot 50x125; close to station.
S26O0-$ 90 cash; elegant new colonial cottage;
rooms reception-hal ard bath.
MARCUSE 81 REMMEL,
Bay-street station (broad gauge) Alameda; 62S
Market ST., San Francisco. Office open Sundays
and holidays
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR
n investment of a small capital i'll Alameda, with
positive net return of 10 per cent per annum:
new Broom cottages in firstclass locality: mid
way between narrow ana broad gauge stations and
within half block OF business street and electric
railway; artesian we'll; gas-engine and mill; posi-
tive Sacrifices; offer within reason refused. For
further particulars address a. K DEN ne, 1903
Seventh ST., Alameda Cal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21

Mr.. Edward Atkinson IS now beins
roasted" for telling the Southern edi-
tors that ne had paid money to help John
Brown i'm Kansas. We think that we
are like those editors who are denouncins
MIR. Atkinson, in this, that we did not
hear tho statement: but We have heard
from those who did hear him, that Mr.
Atkinson used this fact as an illustration
of the great change which had come over
his feelings for the South. From enmity
to loye-from war 10 peace.
If we are not very much mistaken,
Horace Greedy was a contributor TO
Brown in Kansas. and it is certain that
his sympathes were entirely with his
fight there.
But Horace Greeley, when he went on
President Davis bail bond and preached
reconciliation. was the nominee Of tne
Southern Democrats Tor President OF
the United States.
lf Mr.. Atkinson can impress his views
about banking on the Northern mind 30
as 10 have the terrible restrictions OF the
National Bank act removed, he will nav,
carn'd the everlasting gratitude oil every
man who feels the oppression OF that Jaw.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21
PICK Up JUI IIAEL>.

II IS a pleasure after months Of politi-
cal wraneling TO find that the newspaper
correspondents are dovoting their time
and undininlshcd talents to more service
able work.
In reading over tho state papers we
discover many glittering pearls of truth
set I'm no nigrce pigment Of fancy and
these we gladly give to our reaocrs. Here
is one:
Hog killing will soon be in order and
amid the approaching slaughter / can DC
o. no avail. but as damp feet may enseh-
der disease YOU will accept recipe lot
making your boots waterproof. Take an
anptv blackinc-b0x or other shallow, TN
elnss nll not quito full with nen@ne' th,h
take a Jump OIL pcraiiine. emp IL INTO
nakes and keep on dropping into tie TN
or GLASS until the bonzne viii absorb
no more Of them; apply TO uppera ana
seams ANA your shoes VIII lc impcrNlous
10 water on snow.
The killing season Will also draw On
dogs. especially dogs that run taX-freo
and most likely 10 20 mad And IN THIS
connection YOU may pass your opinion
about NORWAY. a country the laws OF
which excludes dogs with so much rieor
that even fOroiCn cOnsuls cannot bring
their pets along. ana British tourists
coming there for game and sport are
obliged TO leave their hounds behind
them An ounce Of prevention. better
than a pound Of cure, is at the basis Of
this.
We commend this 10 all correspon-
dents. After proclaiming the current con-
dtion Of affairs ana modestly admitting
that nc or she is not at an handy around
hog killing. there is no use in padding
an article with redundant phraseology
ana sky-scraping rhetoric. II is proper
and good to dash in bit of useful
knowledge in the shape Of hints TO tho
housewife facts for the farmer, or q few
lines about making waterproof boots by
rubbing something on your shoes.
A few sprgs of history thrown i'm also
gives a delicious aroma, and if taken just
before retiring msures q good nights re-
pose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21

The vestry OF Trinity Episcopal church.
Third and c streets. northwest has de-
cided T. ask the consent OF Bishop Sat
terloe 10 extend a call 70 Rev. Richard
+. williams. of Montgomery. Ala. The
church has been without a permanent
rector since the death OF Rev. Or. Thomas
Gardner Addison. last spring. and tho
need OF one has been much felt. During
the summer Rev MIR. Williams preached
several times al Trinity. and so success
fully that the vestrymen want him for
rector. Mr.. Williams is about thirty-nine
years old, and married Tie was for "a
time assistant 10 Rev Or. Carmichael.
OF Richmond. Va. leaving there 10 10 TO
Alabama. He has been in the ministry
but four or five years. and prior 10 being
ordained was a broker II is believed
that Bishop satterlee Will interpose no
objections 10 Mr. Williams. and that he
Will accept the call.-Washnston Post