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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-11-14

I Hives are terrible torment to the little
folks, and to some older ones. Easily cured.
Doan's Ointment mover fails. Instant re-
lief, permanent cure. At any drug store,
so cents.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-11-14

Thanks to Phipps, the widows mite
has assumed comfortable proportions.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-11-14

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup
For children teething softens the gums, reduces IN.
hsmmaton. alays pain cures wind coiic. 25c bottle
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-11-14

The tongue usually has more to do
with honor than the conscience has.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-11-14

The average man gets mad every
time he is in the wrong and knows it.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-11-14
Love.

did he marry for love?
Yes! Of money. Detroit Free
Press. s3s1
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-11-14

n You tloAet my. learA aeuaeth nv
trying 10 teach IN old doc nov tfickI
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-11-14

't :s9s 80. - s::t Thompson's Eye Water
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
HR;TET0 YOusa:PREsExTaTgyEs

The Charlottesville Progress advises
every voter in the Commonwealth who
desires to have Virginia properly repre-
serted at the St. Louis exposition to
write to his representative in The Legs
iatme end urge the passage of the bill
apr-opriatins money for the purpose.
Il would be well if this advice is taken.
II it does crowd the mail of the members.
Every member We have, heard express;
himself on the subject has said that h
r1iiy wants 10 lie sure that his people
WISH him to vote the money for al eN-
hiUit. Being satisfied on that point, lie
viii vote that way. Indeed we are quits
sure that 2 majority Of the members
personally favor :iberat 2rprtp otion.
LIT when they come to the business Of
sGsonding the peoples money they wish
., be sure that they are spending it with
tn. approval of those people.
AS far as can be judged from the posi-
ton Of the newspapers OF the State the
people favor the appropriation, and We
teiieva The papers reflect the sentiments
vi a vast majority Of the men and wo-
l..en OF Virginia, but the members, or
many Of than. may not be SO sure about
that. At any rate. it would do no harm
iar the people TO food the mail bags with
letters Of approval
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
( SD CASE,

Harry Letr, who is the champion
ca2pz rome for monkey parties, can take
a back seat. y Chicago woman with
mere money than brains served a 500
elmer to her pet dogs and their invited
aests on Thanksgiving day,-Richmond
Times.
And on that same day, in that same
city OF Chicago, a man with his dip7,
tlieria-strick child in his arms, walked
the : reefs IN the vain eff IT 10 t'd q
u ,spital or other place where the little
ere couid be taken cars Of, and it finally
c:eC in his arms before ne could lind any
ci!r to take charge Of it. But the dogs
had a, good dinner.-Montgomery Adver
User
'rha man was Internationally to blame.
There never was time in the history OF
tie world when there were 50 many
institutions for the relief of just such
cases. and. with all OF its wici1edness
nd hurry and hustle, Chicago has as
many as any other city in the country,
We know nothing of the circumstances
OF this particular case. but We are sure.
ira. the chid would have received proper
attention If the man had sought relief
at the proper tima ana in the right way.
This would have been true in Montgom-
ery or in Richmond and in Chicago just
rs quick
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
COMMISSIONERS OFT HEREvERuE.

1t is understood that the House Com
,,littce VIII to-day consider the question
as TO ho~ commissioners Of the revenue
Of the cities. towns and counties shah
II. chosen The new Constitution pro
vices that they may be elected by the
peop.e by the Legislature. by the coun-
ty boards Of supervisors ard CITY and
town councils or be appointed by the
Circuit Court Judges. and that the Leg
is!ature shall determine which method
shall be adopted All OF these methods
have been proposed IN the Legislature,
and the propositions are now before the
committee. The presumption is that a
report to The House Will be agreed upon
to-6ov If the committeeman can reach
conclusion among themselves.
The people have always been . ec:ing
.his officer. and if ne be permitted to
Judge BY the comments Of the res- "a
pers OF the State we may be sure tlsat
,>-s 40 not wisi, this power taken oct
or their hands. and surely they are
right, for there IL no officer in the State
that the people are more directly inter
ested in but the Constitution makers
decrced that if the people shall elect.
decreed a person so chosen shall not sue
coed hirse.t but must give away at the
end Of oae term TO new man. This is
considered ~ many members OF the
Legislature TO be Objectionable because.
they claim. The duties of the Office are
s,,ch that a man has to serve nearly
., whole term before he learns the bust
ness sufficiently to make good officer.
and therefore under this law. as soon
rs he becomes most useful to the people
he must step. down and out.
This may be true. and pehraps the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

convention made mistake in this mat
ter. bat 1t may prove that the conven-
ton was wiser than We may,sHow think.
and a fair trial will hc all that is nee
cssary to test The matter. 1t is, OF
course no secret that the object the
Legislature has in changing the manner
OF selecting the commissioners Is to
avoid this one term feature. for tho
Constitution restricts the office to the
one term proIiso only When the com
missioner shall be elected by the people.
I, is plain that in the opinion OF the
convention a Judge or q small body OF
men arc more likely to select good
man for commissioner than the peop.e
at q popular election where political
lines and political preferences and poiit-
ical influence play such an Important
part. the idea being TO remove this OF
ice from possible contamination Of the
political arena. This may be true, ana
If SO. then the convention acted wisely
But no matter how we may lock al
it. ana no matter what we may think
of the action OF the convention. 1t Is
now up to the Legislature to- decide by
which method the Office shall be filled,
and it is very manifest that the people
are not pleased with the idea of robbins
them Of any further power in the matter
of selecting the officers in the counties.
towns and cities.
In view Of these facts and the cond-
tons as they are at present, it seems
10 us i, would be the wise thing for
the committee to report i'll favor OF
electing By the people. Take no more
power out Of their hands. and r it shall
be found that the one term law FOL
commissioners is not to the best interest
OF the people it will be very easy
matter for another Legislature to re-
peal tie act and have the commission
ars appointed either by tire judges. the
supervisors or elected by the Legisla-
ture itself
1t cannot be doubted that the conven-
tion favored the one term plan. and
doubtless expected that it would be
adopted by the Legislature Generally
speaking. it is wise, we think, TO make
all the laws conform not only to the
letter, but TO the spirit Of the new Con-
stitution. and there should be no eN-
ception in this case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
Icn cru-t for Oy tsr s---

One heapfns tablespoonful Of butter and
one cup OF sitted -four sho Id be snoapeo
together, a pinch Of ga IA
q sdaff TO ths The inrdsrisrt ard 20
utensils should be ice cold When tho
batter is III bits the size OF : pea pour
in enough icee. wafer to mike o't as
soft as ii can well be handled TURF i
on the board roll cut lightly thFee tunes
and put away untu very cold! Make y
sp;ts then into a round TO 81 the TOP o.
the pie. handling it as ltIle ard as iisaety
as possible. Do not press 1t ao"a q
pinch the edges
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
MARION HAIL ANC'S RECIPES
can';fi vor with Tom7t, sa,e..

Poll a. directed in the first recipe fc-
ca6fifower but instead Of pouring over =
white sauce vixen it is Gished. have
rea6y a tomato sauce. Make this BY COOK
ing an onion. a hay leaf and stalk Of
celery for fifteen minutes il half pint
cf tomato juice. from the car or from
fresh tomatoes Strain the liGlor. cook
together q tablespoonful each of butter
and -four Until they bubble. Po2T the Il
auor upon them. season Hith SalE ara
PEPPER. and turn over the caultfogvsF IN
the dish.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
a SC, OF Russian sabIes has the sur,
can, muh ard boa to match.

/. When -four makes good starci, OF
tf1ickers Scoops or GRAVES. does 1t 90
this when ell the aIbunen has been
bClted out: some brands will not. Il g
have to keep two fours OF hand
>. In fiayoring desse-t5 generally
have them 70 curdIe. kindly tell me- MY
mistake.
3. VIII you please give me a recipe for
homemade glue. l break the Cue int
small pieces and put alcohol on il; then
nut the cup in lUkeNarm water and IN
crease the heat until it NETS. * hen done
/ put about an inch OF alcohol on tor
and set it away. I keep il flied all the
time. but it is rough and solid instead CT
smooth and ST clsy. 4 w
l. TIE = thfckering property OF flour
depends upon the quantity Of gluten N
!. Certain brands axe i&menG.oty de-
ac:ent in this The housewife has TO use
more IN bread-Ilalzins in order TO set tie
right consistency when she has enc Of
these.
You use too much extract" or add
it too sud enly. II, IN making cus5ard.
you will put q pinch Of soda II the milk
the custard Will not curd.e.,
). Why not save yourself trouble By
usfrg 1repared l:autd glue. warranted 70
keep Well? I re erred your query 10
2a!nter ard general utility man who IS
rerairing q door in my stud-. Here i hi
formula
Break the glue into a cup or small
ran: add enough hot water to cover. IT
half an inch deco: set the s,lp in q yes
sell OF boiling water until the glue is dis
solged II you viii al bottle with this
ard cork it tight 1t wst:- Keep liquid
II is my desire 10 become q proof
reader There seems 10 be no place in
this city where regular instruction IS
given. So, as it i. certainly necessary 70
learn somewhere. I suppose proof-readsES
learn by worl.i7g in a printing ore
AS printing Offices seem to want none
b,lt eyoerienced hands. would YOU or
e0n7e Of your constituents s1r " iet "a.
rzroE- through your column how one IS %
make q beginning I would IKE 10 learn
N a place where they world pay ne
e-7all amount for my services. An
swer as soon as c0ryenis7t wo'ia
II obl'ge. f.lF1-> = = -,
could tal<e a position a p~o5s-Tsaa y
to-day YET have had no Instructor .
,-or2d what I have picked W in coFFeS. hs
nv own ..gallevs' and naGs'
afsed ~ strdv OF the s!s77s n U.s. y ~.
-ro<-<ston. L y",' e7n
practical praof-reatier you 81, 81. = -. 80
- t,,rsa lessons. au1 By sea.ng no" she
= -, ,.,a7 b.. arterGiin. Schaoi.
VA, no 4or4 one who has hnd exas-
risncs N th,s lire II work answer the
queries mere set down
VA, 10, kindly answer the following
-. or refer sane to some p ysi-
clan among YOUR Races
(leredityi est
o:.,:yg as ii does so many. is MT ger
al better understood BY dot rs
-, +r,,lv yours. ANXIETY
Frank-y, l doubt i. But his IS ony
,aywonaa's opintGn. The rays. ~
That hung about the d's7ase for reanv
.rr,.f1e. a-io-s has been par ia.!y- cleared up
by nlo7er1 science.
!. Within the past six merits Ia e
received no less than FIVE adva-tisen'ea
Of a sure cure" for g7itre-tron w.las
I refer your query to the profession
Could you or any Of your constituents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

birmingham Ledger: Booker Wasting
On explains clearly and forcibiy his inter
'erence ana non-interferencc in politics.
II says he has talked race politics with
he President and others at their invi-
alton, but that even then he d:d it as
an educator. looking to the interests Of
is own people. What he says on the sub
ectNs much more clearly expressed than
he Presidents definition OF his position
o! the race question.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

O'Clock this afternoon in the Executive
Mansion for the purpose of Organization.
Mrs A. j. Montague will, In all pr e q; q
btiity, be elected president OF ne
chap or. The 70 lowing is the list OF
ex-students of Hollins living in Rich-
Inond and its vicinity:
Miss Annabel Bray, Miss Cora Bins
wanser, Mrs. John f. Butler. Misses
Mary Bell. Evelyn Bel, Caroline Budo's
Ida Bowers. Mrs. J. .. Crump. Mrs.
Robert Crump, Mrs. Frank Crunp MIS-.
-Lawton Crutchae!d. Mrs. j. Preston
Carson, Miss Gertrude Clark. Mrs. s. Il.
Cosby. Mrs. T. II. CuI.ingwcrth, MRS.
j. G. Co.e. Misses Mary Sue Dew, cora
Duke. Lucy Duke, Mrs. William Ely
son, Mrs. II. T. ElIyson. Mrs. George
Euser. Mrs. Featherstcne, Misses E.ea
nor Gathright, Grace Greenwood Mrs.
r. E: Gaines. Mrs. r. L. Eotheiner.
Mrs. r. L. Harrison, Mrs. john T. tar
rison. Misses Isabel Harris. Bessie ran
cock. Lula J. Hunter, Mrs. John b. Jet
tress. Misses Fannie Lewis, Leila MOL
felt Edna Moffett Mrs. y. j. Monta-
que. Mrs. Walter Mercer. Mrs. fuss!cs
Nelson, Mrs. j. O. Parkinson. Mrs. Sic
ney Perdue. Miss Elizabeth Pendleton
Miss Mary RvIand Mrs. Charles Reed'
Mrs. Arthur C.Sinton, Miss Maude Steele.
Miss Mabie Sims, Mrs. ". L. Simons.
Mrs. Slaughter, Mrs Trcvi,lian, Misses
Minnie and Ellie Tay!or Mrs. Harvey
Taylor, Mrs. II. c. Tabh. Mrs. Mont
somery West Mrs. C. W. Westbury,
Miss Ellie Williams. Mrs. Churchill
Young, Mrs. ". J. Whitehearst, Mrs.
A. E. Dickinson. Miss Halle Dick snson-
Miss Nellie Dickinson, Mrs. Sallie Al
friend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

Chattanooga Times: President Mitchell.
of the miners union, is to suffer an in
Icase OF salary from Sl,S1o TO 5000 per
wear. It sometimes pays for man 70
onloine loyalty to duty with justice. mod
ration and Intelligent discrimination be-
ween the rights of all interested parties.
Mr. Mitchell comes out Of the recent trou-
la s. very much bigger man. ana III ad-
iiton has decidedly advanced the cause
# organized labor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
Til s l Us aporonri ii r

fredericksburg Free Lance: The Legs
lature can make the progressive people
CT this State very happy by simply say
ms that Virginia shall be creditabIy rep.
resented at the big st. Louis fair Such
action on the part OF our lawmakers
may make some fossils turn over. but
tia, will NOT hurt anything. Let's try
to please the living. for on them the
hope OF the future depends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

Raleigh Post: The storm of the past
CIV days will bring the coal folks-lniners.
operators and deaiers-to their senses it
: IT, be hoped, and impress UPON them
lie fact that there is still another party
0 the fracas-tne public If So it will
ave been an i'll wind that blowed 10 q
very good purpose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
g. ulztCl-DroMrY,

Mrs. Blanche Powell DrewTy has is
sued invitations to the marriage Of her
daughter Mildred. 60 Nj. Minor Bro
naush. The ceremony will be performed
at No. sol Grace Street. East Richmond.
Va, on "Wednesday evening, December
nth at 6 O'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
Trend Of Thought
in Dixie Eand.
Ht1so.S,Hra44.,,lsGcs: ,ce-aioQoZ

Montgomery Advertiser: Whether our
text leader shall be named Cleveland or
so,nething else, he will be a man OF Cleve-
aud's standard and politics.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

Nashville News: II Oklahoma ara In
liam Territory would only come forward
aitll The evidence that they We're feryent
y Republican in faith, there would not
g ali this trouble in Congress about adj
aitlng them TO statehood,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

Charlottesville Progress: Every pro-
g.essive citizen in Virginia shou d write
to his representative in the Legislature
and urge the passage OF an appropria ion
for the States exhibit at the st. Louis
tair. This is one chance in ten thou
sand. 1t is an ideal opportunity for Vir-
g,ria to display her advantages to the
millions and millions of visitors who will
so to the Western Exposition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

The price of siF:er continues down
ward and they do say that Colonel
Bryans influence is waning in about the
same proportion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

which seem to have q way of stepping
higher on Sundays than on other days
will be duly considered next Sunday morn
ing In various and sundry city pulpits.
-: ------:---====-------:-.----
The Montgomery Advertiser remarks:
The Richmond Times things General
Alger looks fairly we'll as Senator Alger."
And the good point for him in the change
is that he can now talk as he pleases
and as much.
The Roanoke Evening News has been
absorbed by the Roanoke Times, and will
be enlarged and continued as an after
noon paper The Times is a. morning
paper:
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The other asp!rants need have no fear.
1t turns out that Mayor Moss boom,for
gubernatorial honors was only the pipe
dream of a reporter.
---=---:=----
We are hearing nothing more OF the
Presidents message, and half the Con
gressnen have doubtless forgotten over
half that was in it. and yet it is just.
a week old
-=------=----
If these st. Louis courts Go not. let Up.
the Missouri pen. Tertiary. like the United
States Senate, will be a ..;nd Of million
aires club
--------------------=
The price Of sih:er continues down
ward and they do say that Colonel
Bryans influence is waning in about the
same proportion.
II takes q three hundred and fifty million
marks to make $4,000 600, and Herr.
krupp made just that many.
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Everybody likes to hear NJ. Cleveland's
advice. but everybody is not SO fond OF
following 1t.
Carrie Nation is determined to keep her
name in the headlines, if she has to stay
n Jail all winter.
---=----
Jack Frost has gathered the much talk
ID Of top crop" in the southern cotton
feds.
------
Again we must say hurrah for live Nor
ok. That city is soon TO have woman
policeman.
The Fifty-eighth Congress can't be.
allied slow. Il has made a Speaker q year
cforc it is to meet.
It is funny how a blizzard that started
n the Gulf of Mexico got UP to New
York State without touching old Virginia
=--------=
The weather, as we'll as the shopper, is
nutsin5 on Christmas airs.
===---@--@--
Bostcnians lare having great exercise
ust now with the snow shovels.
--------------
Well, Indian summer has taken its de-
p2rture at last
-------------------------
Strange. but it is true that the Gulf Of
Mexico has sent a snow storm UP North
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

We are hearing nothing more OF the
gressmen have doubtless forgotten over
half that was in it, and yet it is just
a week old.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
Dr.. ar At. Il So Bill.

Charlottesville Progress: Has Dr. Ware
a personal or professional 6 ieva &c
against the kiss? Come, do tel Us all
about it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
i ri. ,D!n 54edd:np.

Cards have been sent out by Ms. Cii5
tlG Pemterton, of Philadelphia, for the
wedding. in Christ Church Chapel, next
Wednesday, Of her daughter, Miss Fran
cAe Ra--'a F7a-rHarton, 10 Mr.. Francis
Cadwailader Dade.
Miss Pernberton has many relatives in
Virginia, her andmother being MISS
Thompson. Of Norfolk, who married Cen
eral Pemberton, of the Confederate army.
She is related TO the Baylor family and
others in Norfolk. Lately she has achieved
a great success as a uagedienne on the
.laGe, having played as Camille and
la;sr with Joseph Jefferson. She is act
anticipating leaving the stage after her
marriage, having blst completed mid
winter engagement. She has been q great
social belle in the exclusive social set IN
Philadelphia society. is a Blonde type of
hearty and most attractive manners.
MI. Dade also belongs 10 Virginia
family lie is q successful architect in
Philadelphia a:2d u popular member CT
clubs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

II these ST. Louis courts Go not let up.
the Missouri pen Tertiary. like the United
States Senate will be a ..,nd Of million
aires club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

Everybody likes to hear Mr. Cleveland's
advice. but everybody is not SO fond OF
following 1t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

Bristol Courier: y Nirginian wants q
law, passed to prevent kissing. Bat Il
is not a true Virginian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

The other asp.rants need have no fear.
1t turns out that Mayor Moss boom,for
gubernatorial honors was only the pipe
dream of 4 reporter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

It takes a three hundred and fifty million
marks to make 5000 900, and Herr.
krupp made just that many:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
At tho next, reception OF the Lakeside
Country Clue music and dancing will be
added to the other attractions.

AL lie i.t'AL itCSplip!4 u. LIZ l-e-tAsS4tAS
Country CLUB music and dancing will be
added to the other attractions.
Miss Belle Stone Of Tarrenton, is
he guest of Miss Lima Shields and last
Saturday night Miss Stone the Misses
Shields and Miss Morgan. with Z nu1n-
Ter of Richmond gentlemen. enjoyed
he novel pleasure Of q coon hint with
darkies' dogs and tiambeaix IL attend
,ace. TIE coon refused to bo caught but
III opossum came at call. and now his
fair caDtorS take turns in civ ne him q
iai'y airing. and are centers CT attraction
thereby.
MI. Milton Elliott. who ras been. so
popular a figure in Richmond society. viii
~reatly TO the regret Of his number of
frisrds make his home il Norfolk for
the future
All Saints Chapter Daughters of the
king," will commemorate it's formation
ny q service. corporate communion ant.
an address at All Saints Church Tuas-
day, December 9Th at 1O-30 4 NJ Barton
Heights. Grace. and Monumental Church
CHAPTERS are expected to participate ii
th':; servic;, d.. John Moncure. city mis-
si"nary. will deliver the address. :, cor
dig, we'conle is extended to all intereste G
in spiritual work.
The Board of Managers OF the We
mans Christian Association viii meet
in the parIors of the home to-day at y
c'clocl
The Old furniture helonsins TO the
Narst@llar family. Of .,A-rel on Prince
William county. was sold a Manassa
1asS weei5. Much of the furriture soad
18th il the BIZ! Of sale from Mt Vernon.
and collectors from a'ts nv.~ rs cai'rrtr-v
we're present competing for its owner
ship, The old duel!ing pistols, with
Washinston's name engraved on them.
land accompanied with a recent 10: the
purchase money, We're Withheld.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

Carrie Nation is determined to keep her
name in the headlines. if she has to stay
II Jail all winter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
Ena TIE s-.LaNIs EyHER'T.

The Times is pleased TO note that
meeting Of Representatives Of commercial
o..arizat tons and business men generally
is TO be held here to consider the matter
Of Nirginia's exhibit at St. Louis. As we
have SAID in another article. We are sure
HAT the Legislature only wants TO be
certain that it has the approval of the
people to appropriate money for this pur-
pose before ii takes action II is to be
regretted that this meeting Of business
men vas not called earlier, inasmuch as
tho favorable report OF the Finance Com
rlittee on the bill appropriating $4,000 for
The exhibit Will come up for consideration
t., the House to-5ay. However, the Sen
ate has to act yet, and we have no doubt
tie action of this meeting will receive the
attention OF the members of both houses.
we believe the Legislature will pass the
,ill. and it is well enough for the mem
hers to be assured in advance of the
approval of the taxpayers. Let the meet
ing OF business men be largely attended.