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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21
rEE>ONAL1ND GENERIL.
Interesting Facts About Hichmond's Citi
Ieus and Oti,er Matters.

Interesting Facts About Eichmond's Cit
leus and Other Matters.
Mr.. r. 4. Lancaster continues 10 I'M
prove.
Miss Minnie Cox. is visiting at No. 703
east Franklin street.
Mr. Pegram Dargan will deliver an adj
dress this morning at the Woman COL
leee ON THE Queens Of I'll Dorado.
Among the visitors at the Capitol yes
torday morning was Colonel l.. J.. Boykin,
State Senator from Isle Of Wight.
The Committees on First, Second and
Third Market We're to have held joint
meeting last night az $50 o'clock but
could not secure quorum.
Miss Bcna Coleman. the accomplished
daughter OF Captain William T. Coleman.
of "kenmuir i'm Louisa county. is visit
ing friends at 40S west Main street
Miss Molhe Y. Callahan. Of Washing
ton. who came TO Richmond 10 lie present
az the nuptials of Miss Lena Mahony and
Mr.. II. J.. Caravati is visiting Mrs. y.
NJ Mah0uy. of north Eighteenth street
Friencs of the ladies of Centenary VI
i. church ere invited to attend the straw
iorrv festival which VIII boo given 40 tho
church tonight az s O'Clock
chief Operator Percy Randolph. OF the
Ere Alarm Department is ON three
days furloueh Mr.. Randolph is off
duty to attend the wedding of his
brother
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

When lie Captured Them They Were All
Iangle.

.i d.. - r.rr-au+ , rac-
'i''i' ..,
lcent ol No''''' e'.''''''
IL bushcl ,nd mali oI semi loIp' I"..-
| SHAKES at Tie loot "l l'"i.Ic-'nANe Il''''
/ below TnJn ls-on. De-" days "a'. 4"'
snakes were beMs tH~N ID oNl 81! '"'
lays oi tine warm sprls sAn- The maui
vas an unusually al6c one even Tor
! that snake country.
Moscley is a native of Massachusetts,.
Ue and hi- musical instrument are in-
s.D.rablc. and both arc n great deman>
al th. countryside vanec-. Hl, BANJO
l,os with him everywhere. and Doc us-
uany runcfuat,- hI. stories Will occasion
.l. nr.ll,s on tn,. STRINGS. Alou. the taNea
,f lts sbanty are hanging ROWS OF the
.,..l,..- t.l,.,, in bf. .r,,,., nam. strung
D.. b.. b.,dson sticks so placed that the
~. ,,..,. has,. .,r orr.rtf.nitv CD loosen
,'.t, Sims
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

COT LDER-Dicd. 40 10 !. NJ May
10Th. MARY f.. wife oi Robert \.
Goulder. OF Richmond.
,rl, qser@i from CAY NON '" at
o'clock
PECKHAM- Died. suddenly. at santa
Mon "a. CAL. Iue-..at. May j, i>','
ALICE ENsLOW. VIC OF ichard Peck
ham. formerly OF Richmond
PLAGEMAN.-Died. at the residence OF
his daughter Mrs Henry Neuronr' ,Jr..
10Th. 1880 A. NJ BERNAkD PLACE
MAN, in the seventy-siNth year OF his
age.
Funeral from 81 Mays German
Catholic church at o A. VI. TO-DAY
WALKE.-Died May 10Th a, the res
Gence Of nee husband. MI ,d id'5n
Wake. 900 west Main street, az ~ ~ y
P: NJ, Mrs. SUDIE WASHINGTON
Wake.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

| OF st Andrew, 3is: OF tho Woman's Aux
HAIRY. 1854. total contributions. 800 800. ".
u'he question OF continuing the ONCE
OF evangelist was discussed. Rev. NJ
Ellis moved that the oficc be abolished
while Major II. Taylor Scott moved as
a substitute. that the office OF evan
gellst be continued. After quite lengthy
discussion. participated in 10y many min
istors aud iaymcn. the question was cali
ed. and a vote by orders demanded.
which resulted as follows: Clergy. 10
ayes. 80 noes laity. % ayes. - noes.
There being noncurTence Of orders.
the motion was lost.
EVANGELIST ABOLISHED.
Mr.. Ellis men amended his motion pro
vlfinr that the office Of evangelist be con-
,inucd till April 80 l>9S after which time
tho Office shall bc abolished which was
carried This Office IS held by Rev. Eve
rard Meade.
Nr Joseph Bryan stated that IN the
resolution adopted yesterday iu reference
10 the election OF the board Of trustees
of the ThcoloRical Seminary the words
at this time appeared which indicated
a purpose 90 bring the subject up again.
lie therefore moved reconsideration
which was carried. Mr.. Bryan then
moved that the words at this time bc
stricken from the resolution. which was
also adopted 10 opposition appearing.
Tho committee on new parishes recon-
mcndod to thc council that IL grant the
petition of two parishes in CulpepCr cOuu-
~ praying for location OF the boundary
line between them which was adopted.
The Bislop announced the following
Committee on Plans for the Diocesan liz
hrary. Rows O. NJ Yoager. Nelson -.
Dame James Grammar. Mcsers John T..
Harris. Albert Baker and Roosevelt page
and the Council then adjourned tim $3.50
tomorrow morning.
Services were held tonight at ST.
Georges church at which interesting adj
dresses were delivered by Rev l.. l..
Kiusolving Missionary TO Brazil and
Rev. j. o. Amber Missionary TO Japan
LADIES AUXILIARY.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. May co.
Spocial-The session OF tho Virginia
branch of the Ladies Auxiliary to the
Board Of Missions was resumed I'm
Trinity Church.
Early morning services were held and
an address delivered 10y Rev. j. j. Cra-
watt. Regular session FOR business was
held 90 30 o'clock Addresses Of welcome
were delivered by Rcv -. IT, Green. Mrs.
". H. Richards. and Rev. W j.. Smith.
Miss Sallio Stewart submitted her rc-
port as president showing total number
OF branches Of the auxiliary-Gfty OF
which were organized during the past
year. Mrs. r. r. Barton secretary Of
the Junior Branch reported twenty
branches. eleven Of which are new and
Mrs. Grace VI. Shields made satisfac-
tory report Of tho babies branches
Rev. j. J. kins diving delivered an adj
dress on missions in Brazil and Rev. =
j. Phillips ON the educational fund
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

George II. Duke Anxious To Meet W. {.
WEST of This CIV.

George u. Duke. weight 1Gj pounds. OF
Detroit Mich. has challenged vs.. e..
West whose weight is also 1DJ pounds.
and who lives in Richmond. to l.lt HIM
To finish for "a purse OF 5000.
West, who Is confident that he can
knock Duke out m one. TWO. three order.
hcsifdtes at accepting the challenge not
from fear of his challenger but because
OF the dislike which his family has Tor
his engaging in Il fight
llis treu0- thiuk nlm entirely capable
Of UNFOLDING his side iu this match. and
are ca2cr and willing to back bin. it is
said
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

The sale of the Allan Talbot property.
40 SO. -Oj west Franklin street. which
was TO have taken place yesterday az
tcrnoon. had 10 doe postponed temporarily
until the rights OF the holders OF the sec-
oud and third lien have been established.
The property was TO have been sold under
the INST deed of trust for the purchase
money. hut Colonel Fitzgerald of faru-
Willie. secures a temporary Injunction
from Judge Rely. of the Supreme Court
OF Appeals in the interest OF the holders
OF the third Hen.
Colonel Fitzgerald first applied 20 Judge
Minor iu the Law and Equity Court. for
"a temporary injunction. but his request
was refused
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

turn TO its protection from the lite-klii-
| ing irosts. after a season OF shl'ins
| FOR themselves was as much hapt
| ahd religious duty with theh as t"e
| lying OF birds 10 a warmer climate III
winter. But how they could remember
| 10 locate Rattlesnake Hill so certainly
! and return 20 IL every time Holabud said
! he could not see. [ Will tell you OF one
OF the experiments Holabud said ne
made 10 convince himself OF the correct
ness ot the rattler's memory IN hndlng
| ITS way 20 ifs winter nome. ono time
wm'e shooting woodcock dp IN Goshen
woods, probably twenty-five miles from
! i1tuesrakc. HUl. EOlabud said be en-
couhterad young RATHER and he held tic
serpents head down on the ground with
| % iorked stick while a ring OF wire 10
marx inc reptile was twisted on IT'S tan
lhe next winter H0abud said ne KILL
81 mat same snake. wearing the r'ns'
( ln the den on Rattlesnake Hill ms
| shows that tho serpent knew 10 GER
tainty the way back 20 It's old home wheh
the cold came. Hclabud died soon ailer
telling me this STORY.
Vow, / didn't want 20 disbelieVe MT
Hoiahud' story. because I'm snake
hunter myself and / should reel ba'
IT ] thought any one would not n,ieNe
what / say about snakes. but sun J WIS
anxious 10 SEQ one ~ Rattiesnake nm
balls Of snakes for myself. Seeing IS be-
heving. they sfy. 4 rattlcsnake ia q neat
loving creature you know, and as l nad
never been abb. fo got any track u that
den. ] iust made it my business TINS
spring 10 watch for the reptiles when
they came out of their long sleep 20
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21
BOARD OF ALDERMEN
NOT YIT DONE uIiH REIKENCHs
MENTdND HEFORu EEPOET.
Stcp Taken To Ec-i-sue Sewer Bonds-Ac-
ton In Regard To the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Taxes.

The Beard OF Aldermen was n session
fOr three hours last LiEnt ana maze some
| uroeres. with the Retrru-hment AMI Re
| form Committee. but number OF oidi-
nanCcs were carried over 10 me 'Iii''
/ 10 bee held Iu'soay evening ~ -''DN;
| 4 resolution providing Tor inc issue "i
S.jO0O ln bCndt was introduced ana the
action IN regard o. the Chesapeake ana
/ ONO railroad taxes was fccJAsldcred-
Dir. HsrdRlckes references during the
| meeting TO the "dIas-nct peffoiin-n,e7
| Of the KetrtLchmt NJ and reform CON-
mittce in connection with salaries pro-
| VOkcn a spirited reply from Nj. Ana
| 1nc atttr gentleman and Mt. NoDIe
! construed several remarks made a7 re-
| Elections On fhc thOT0ughness OF thrlf
| work and defended the committees lh-
| Nestigatons auo report.
! WORK Ou the port of the Reircnchment
| and Reform Committee report was
| taken up as soon aa flD Board met.
WORh of THE NIGHT.
The ordinance from the Common Councll
| reducing thc compensation OF the COM
/ mis slonDr az Etl cnuc from o-o 10 '-o OF one
! per cent. was read.
! Mr.. HardWlcke moved TO amend 10y
! changing the commission 90 - of one per
! cent. Forty per cent. was, ia his opinion,
| too great reduction.
MAJOR Allen opposed Mr.. Hardwickc
| amendment As Chairman of the Re
| said that body estimated that with inc
/ proposed reduction the Commissioner
salary would be between $500 ana Sio0l.
after paying an employees salaries. when
the salary paid ly The Sta-e Was taken
| into consideration.
Mr. Iardwickc sock the ground that the
city had nothing 10 do with what tie
State paid.
Mr. Hardwicke's amendment was lost
10y the following vote.
N0cs-Mo ssrs. Alien. Brock. Burton,
Montgomery. Moore Iawdcr. Noble Iim-
norman and Turpnf.
Ayes-Messra. Bahon Cutchins, Hard
wicke. King. Smith. snead, Si-rNe.
Naughan-N
The resolution was conc.rrcd in by re-
Neising the above vote.
An ordinance concerning Tho license
taxes ON dogs. goats. etc.. to simplify proc
Ccedlnes WAS c0ncurrcd in.
The same action was taken in regard
go the reduction Of is OF ono ptr cent?
in the compensation az the city Cole ioi
fixing IL at 5-S of one per cent.
the salary OF the Mayor was reduced
from $500 90 s. esl. Am amendment offered
hy Mr. llardwicke % reduce it 10
was lost boy vote " ten 90 seven.
4 concurrent resolution 90 as me sale
airy OF The secretary N the Board ~ Siuh-
ing Fund Commissioners 40 $500 Ter au-
mum was lost. the vote standing eleven to
* and tWO-thirds vote being necessary.
The object NJ thc resolution WAS TO ice
duce the salary from 5000.
SALARIES AND DUTIES.
Other ordinances were disposed or rs
follows:
Imposing tho duties 81 transfer clerk
ON the clerk to the Auditor Agreed Co.
Fixing the salary of the clerk TO the
Auditor no $1,000. Agreed to.
Abohshing tho OFFICE ~ transfer clerk
in the Auditors office Agreed 90.
Fixing the salary Of the port warden ~
500. The salary is at present $50
Agreed 20.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21
ROANOKE IT is.
CONTINUED from First Pase)


lowed for each fraction Of over ms
Democratic votes. The amendment was
agreed 10. and The motion Was tAln
adopted i'm Us amended form.
on motion OF Colonel Gaines, u was
then decided that the time for the bold
ing Of tine convention Doe next determined
Mr. :. T. Jones. 81 Roanoke. moved
that tho convention Doe held on july l'in.
state Senator George W. Morris. oi Al-
bemarle offered as an amendment thlt
wednesday. August mn. Dee fixed for tie
holding OF the convention. The amend
ment was agreed TO- ana th' mpli9h
adopted as amended.
PRESENTING THEIR CLAIMS.
The selection Of the place for the hold-
ing Of the convention WAS next taken np-
ca motion Of State Senator keozcI ii
was decided that ten minutes Doc allowed
each city 90 present its claims
State Senator Hatcher placed in nom
nation the city OF Roanoke which Doe said
had ample accommodations t1 take caro-
OF the delegates ana that IT'S solo. ton
would greatly strengthen the Democratic
party Boa the southwest.
Mayor W n. Andrew made am earnest
appeal on behalf OF the city of Roanoke
and stated that upon thc request of rho
city Council Doe extended tho hospitality
Of the city of Roanoke t0 the convene
ton.
Senator Daniel thon addressed - come
mitieo ms follows As % member of thn
committee commissioned ly the citizens
of Lynchburg ! extend 90 the convention
q very cordial invitation 90 stop on the
way % Roanoke over iu Iynchhurg for
this year and visit the uoW Nleic city
iator. Roanoke hai the State Convene
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

Landscape Gardener Catlin has just com
pl,tod the large United States flag which
he had laid out on IN, grass slope IN front
OF tho State Library building.
il will hereafter be one OF the orna-
men,s Of the square and will be the most
artistic reproduction Of the nag Of this
country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

Repeating alarm clocks are among tho
new inventions the rod on which the
spring 4. wound being controlled by :
toothed wheel 10 preven, is unwindlng
beyond a certain point at each interval
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21
THE BELL!GERENCY OF CUBA
Continued from First Page)

Roads. then It was time for the Senate TO
act.
Mr.. German closed with the statement
that he did not believe the passage 90
the resolution would involve the United
States In war with Spain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21
Brown he Winner.

PHILADELPHIA. May 2o-Unlvers!ty
Of Pennsylvania, ). Brown =
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-22

The editor of the Chronotype strikes
at the root of thetree when he says, that
the principal difficulty in the tax list let
ting is the law itself. There should be
no ambiguity in it. There should be
no preference in it. The price should
be fixed definitely and the method Of
designating papers made perfectly clear,
Just as it is in the matter of appointing
the three official papers to publish pro-
ceedings. We don't believe it ought to
be made matter Of bidding, hnt Of sde-
finite legal rates like other. legal advertis-
ing, and the commissioners have Snoth-
more to do than to designate. We Be-
Heve that is what the present law intends
to do, but it is not 50 clear but it gives
room for lawyers to disagree, as will be
noticed by those who read. M. Corwins
opinion in the proceedings last week and
the opinions Of States Attorney McClory,
of Devils Lake. and Attorney General
Cowan as given by the Inter-O Ocean sand
copied in yesterdays daily.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-22

No civic election has ever. 80 much in
terested the country at large as.that now
being canvassed in Greater New York.
Two straight party:tickets, Democratic
and g Republican, fare running, while:
H :nry George is sort 81 populistic in
dependent and Seth Low is a candidate
of the Citizens Union, a sort of good
government association. At this time it
looks as If the Tammany man would be
elected by the division of the other par
ties, though Henry Georges candidacy
will weaken the strength OF the regular
democracy. There is not much of pol
itlcal significance in the fight, except that
whichever parry triumphs,' it will give
them considerable influence in manipu-
lating the New York voteSat the tnext
election.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-22

What were some Of those remarks that
were heralded around from popocratic
stump to stump last year, to the effect
that our currency was So liinited and
contracted that M: could not do busi-
ness, and that the only hope for return
to prosperity was through the free coin
age Of silver 1t l6 to 1lIlIt is quite evil
dent to observant men that some Of
these popocrats were laboring under q
mistake. because by reference to the
election returns Of 1895 it will be seen
that the free-coinage proposition was not
adopted. and yet here we find In the
country to-day nearly a hundred million
dollars more in circulation than there
was a year ago, and not dollar Of Il
free silver. Gold alone has increased IN
circulation in the last year over fifty mill
lion dollars.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-22
Mor.,r.,;~.ss,,.,, =, :,

90
nNFAULT having been made IN the navment
4yol;th sum Of four hundred seven dollars and
stxty.nye cents e @407.65) which d claimed TO IS
~ at tne date Of this notice uron q certain
g mmorsgass !duly executed and delivered By stella
band Lorenzo b. Wsrdweii Sesrins az as naS re
Snd. day Of septembur a. D., 1857, and duly 70.
SQsde4s u the oface Or the register OF deeds, in
Sn9 H0f t1e County. OF Pembina and State Of
NcfSs ~ Dakota. on the 8rd day Of September A.
slo0I. q 1:l0 o'clock \. H., In book Il ofmort.
1t lAw or Otherwise having been institnteii 10 Re.
part thsesef. .-'
\ Nov therefors, notice Il hereby siven, that ~
v1fen0 2! power OF sale contained In said mort.
gassana pursuant .s;s 70 tho siatute = such case
foreclosed, and the promises described in and
S iourtssn as and aitssn as In % bIocf isas twen.
H.sl&ht f8) IN the town Of Hamilton. County OF
Fsmbana md Territory Of Dakota (now State OF
town on die aud Of record in the once Of the
tegtetef o. deeds for said county, In Pembiua
County. and State Of North Dakota with the
1efe9ltements and appuftenances will be sold It
public e9ctton. to the highest bidder for cash to
pey ;esao deet and interest, and the taxee ifany,
ney1 fees. % stipulated in and By said mortgage
- cAge Of foreclosure, anu the disbursements 81.
LOVED by Jaw; which sale will be made by the
eeef1n % SAID Pembtns County or by his deputy,
g H. mont door Of the court house, in the City
day Of October A. b., 1897, at II O'Clock A. \, Of
that DAY, subject 70 redemption at any time with.
y one yeaf from the day Of sale, q provided by
Hated September 9Th. A. D. 1897.
". !. KNEEsHAw, LORENZO d. WAnDwELL.
Attorney. Aortgagee.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-22

"A Summons.
S-ArE or NORTH DAKOTA. IN DnrRlcr couar
County Of fPembins. 9th Judicial District
] Lester F. Thurber, assignee Of the Security
Trust Company plaintiff W. Henry 8. Webate..
Julia 3. Webs er, Matilda Peck and the First
! State Of North Dakota to the above named de.
fendants:
/. You are hereby summoned to answer the COM
plaint In this action and to serve copy Of your
after the service Of this summons upon you. ex-
elusive Of the day Of service; and In case Of your
fa..ure to appear and answer, judgment viii be
taken against you by default for the relief de.
Dated this 6th day OF April a: d 1851.
Attorney for the Plaintiff,
7 ~. .,,. t., ,h,, . Grand Fcrks; n: =:
clerk oi The disir a colrtfof the County Of Penn.
bins aud sn:e u North Dskota, on the 7th day
Of s.P'em0sF' 1881 A,.orn.y }cr II lie sPi.aRi P.ins
Probate Notice.
State Of North Dakota. II County Court, =,
County Of pembin. conmy. adee. We
In the matter Of the estate Of William Camp.
Frank Feldmen, petitioner; vs.. Augusta
Hancock, respondent.
The state Of North Dakota, 70 the above npm-
cd respondents and all persons tnterested'in the
estate of William Camp, deceased,
Yop, and each Of yon are hereby no,iasd that
ed In this court document in writing. purport.
Ing to be the Last Will and Testament Of viii.
liam Camp, late Of the city OF Pemhlna, in the
county Of Pembina and state Of North Dakota
deceased, with his petition: praying for the I'd.
mission TO probate Of said document - the Last
WIN and Testament Of aaid deceased. and for
the issuance to frank A. Feldmsn sf letter.
teotamentary thereon. and that the said petition
and ths proofs Of said purposlsd WIN and Tssta.
ment viii be heard and duly considered BY this
court, on Friday, the 22nd day Of October A. d
1877. 4 2o'clock in the aiernoon Of that day. at
the court rooms r. o. ny court " ne county
Pembins and state Of North Datots end
and appear 6sfofs this court as aid tiuas and
place aud answer asid petition and chow cause,
II any there b. Why the prayer OF said petition
should not be granted.
By The court
Dated he s'h day ssp's.ess, 4; ?; sass; ~;
i2l5 Judge ol County Court
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+
The statement Of Comptroller Eckels
Of the United States Treasury in regard
to the business Improvement throughout
the country is very encouraging. He
states that 'ethe improvement has come
rapidly and permeates all lines Of indus
try. It began with the agricultural class.
The farmers have large crops and are
getting good prices for them. The cat
tle-raisers are benefited by substantial
rise in the price of cattle. The same is
true with the sheep-raisers. This inn
provement in agricultural earniugs has
its effect on the railroads by increasing
their earnings. 1t has put money into
circulation and enableds people to pay
off their debts, and has therebv benefit
cd the merchants %
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!. SXettcs OF chatter mor.E.s. sale.

:
Ix1HEREAs. One George Kelly. did. on the 18th
w day Of Nay A. D. 1897 make his certain
chattsls. to-wit: All the barley gown on the
southwest quarter of section number twenty-eev-
en. tg71 in township one hundred and eixty.two,
t162l range dfty.two (b2) in Pembina county,
North Dakots to e. E. Eastman, to secsre the
payment Of ths sum Of forty.ei9ht (saaO dol
terma Of ons promissory note therefore.
Andwhereas, default has been made in the
terms Of said mortgage, In thie, to-wit That the
said mortgagor has left the country and the said
mortgages was compelled to harvest and thresh
and save said crop and there is claimed to be due
at this date the total amount Of said note and in.
tersst and the expenses for harvesting, thresh.
inlEAnd otherwise caring for eaidbarley.
Salpw therefore, notice is hereby given, that by
yfF3ns Of said mortRage,I will sell the above
described chattels at the granary OF John A.
Eastman, in Carlisle, County ef Fembina etate
Of North Dakota, at the hour of O'Clock p. n.
Of the 18th day Of October 1897.
i latA ut Carlisle. Pembina county. state of
Noroh Dakota, this 4th day of October 1897
Dated at Carlisle. Pembina County, State OF
North Dakota, this 9Th day of October, 1897.
s E. Il. EASTMAN,
Residence and post Office address, Carlisle,
North Dakota.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-22

Aluminium is one of the most abun.
dant metals in nature, and yet ten years
ago the average man had never seen a
piece of the pure metal. Then it was
worth FIVE dollars a pound. An Amer.
ican solved the problem of. cheap pro.
duction and to-day it is rapidly coming
into common use at cost of production
cfabout SO cents pound. It has some
qualities that make it very desirable fol
many uses. 1t will not corrode,s it is
strong and it is remarkably....light. Al.
ready they are talking of building ships
with it.