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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-16

man Methodist church, corner of
Montana and South blackberry
streets, tonight; but this will not
interfere with the services in Eng
lish Thursday night; they will be
conducted as usual, the German
congregation giving way on that
night for it.
The newest--the electric weave
top OXfords. The ladies are re-
quested to call and see these styles.
Sullivan Shoe Co, progressive shoe
dealers. 3.15-3t.
The greatest assortment of
folding beds ever brought to Texas.
Prices from $3.50 up.
G. A. SHOWERS FURNITURE Co.
3-15 tt
Superintendent Micklejohn, of
the Citizens line, has force Of
men at work putting in new ties
and getting things in readiness on
his line for the summer,
Talk about style, about fit,
about well-shaped foot-conforming
lasts, if our $500 calf shoes in
plain, medium and razor toes are
not up to the $500 standard, we will
make you present Of pair. Sui
livan Shoe Co. 3-15-3t.
Buy your Office fixtures of US.
Oak roll.top desks from $l5 up.
G. A. SHOWERS FURNITURE Co.
3-15 tt
-Quong Lee, the Chinaman
whom Officers Grimes and Duffey
were after for the offense of keep
ing an opium den, was captured
yesterday.
Will accept your offer, pro-
vided it gets us out even, on any
grade Of hay, oats, bran or corn.
Sunset Wood Co. phone 81.
3l4tf
Elegant oak high-baek dining
chair 9Oc.
G. A. SHOWERS FURNITURE Co.
3-15 tt
"A number of people drove out
to Riverside park yesterday to
view the new baseball grounds.
They were highly pleased with
them.
$500 will buy genuine Russia
calf shoes, (men's) in Wellington
or razor toes, tan or maroon, at
Sullivan's. 3-15-3t.
Are you a married man? If
80, you are continually needing
something in the furniture line.
See our stock and prices.
G. A. SHOWERS FURNITURE Co. |
3-15 If
Officer Bergin had a call last
night in his capacity as justice of |
the peace. A North street livery |
man wanted him to compel a
customer to pay for hire OF a rig.
The officer explained that he |
should.have called Judges Jones or
Devine.
Finest Rye whisky, Daugher
ty, Mt. Vernon and Old G. and B. at
the CRYSTAL saloon. 20tf
We will continue another week
to sell ladies' plain toe $500 button
shoes at 80. Sullivan Shoe Co.
315 st
Leap Year ball given by the
adde's Of Concordis lodge, No. 1893,
K. and l.. of H., Mission garden,
March 81. Admission
% cents. Mon. Tues. Thurs. Sat.
Big line of children's shoesIlre
,eived last week. Come, Well fit
The little ones at small cost. Sui
ivan Shoe Co. 3 Is 3t
The cold, wet weather which
anne down yesterday morning
'aused considerable loss in the
eceipts of the various pleasure re-
orts in the afternoon. This morn
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-16
FREE COLUMN
In the Sunday Morning Light

borers, or other employment. are invited to
use our Sunday morning issue FREE of charge
space allowed twelve to fifteen words: COPY
to be handed in not later than Saturday even.
ing, s o'clock. Notices of Lost, Wants, Found,
For Sale, ETC., charged at rate OF one cent a
word. Other business notices in this column
25 cents for three lines each insertion.
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ia meeting ana passing orner vcnIcIes
well, there's nothing like it, accord
ing to this enthusiastic horsewoman,
end if it is an "old woman" who started
on the drive she will come home a
"new woman" physically.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-16
Sugar Bounty Case Hearings.

WASHINGTON, March 16.-The
hearing Of the argument in the
sugar bounty cases appealed at
Louisiana Is set to come up today
before the Supreme court.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-16
William, Joseph and Humbert.

GENOA, March 16.-The Neue
Freie Presse, Of Vienna, states that
Emperor Francis Joseph, Emper-
or William and King Humbert
will meet here today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-16
life depends

wholly on the body's power
to repair it's loss, that is on
nutrition. In old age this
power grows less and less.
Hence its weakness and sad
ness. Trfles are burdens.
Ordinary food no longer
nourishes. Mu1titudes of
elderly persons find new zest
and vigor through the Use
of SCOTS EMULSION
of Cod-liver Oil. 1t slips into
the blood and helps to digest
other food. 1t contains lime
and soda to build up the bones
and correct acidity.
soc. and sr.oo at all druggists
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-16
Bicycle Speed Indicators.

There are two devices now on the
market there have been severall
which indicate to the rider the speed
at which he is going at any given mo-
ment. One of these keeps little bell
ringing while the speed is kept up to
certain point which may be prede-
termined. The other shows constantly
the speed which is being travelled, any
where between one and three minutes
TO the mile.
Grave Marked by a Granite Pencil.
An eminent German pencilmaker,
now dead, has over his grave gigantic
stone representation of half lead pen
ell as tombstone. It is of red sand
stone, with a core of graphite eight
inches in diameter.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-16
State Republican League Of Texas.
OFFICERS 1895 90.

OFFICERS 1866.
Presidential Robinson, Dallas.
Observation-Disclosures Sulzbaoher, San Anto-
MO; Dan Webster, Denison; Seth b Strong,
Houston,
Secretary-William H Atwen Dallas
Treasurer-B ID Atwell, Hutchins.
Org anizer-Samuel l. Hahn, San Antonio.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 1856.
First distriet-H F McGregor, Houston
Second district-George Adams Salem,
Third distr:.::t--M D l. Green, Merit.
Fourth district-G Greincr, Paris
Fifth dstrct-J B Schmitz, Denton.
Sixth district-Jas NJ Steere Dallas
Seventh Districts NJ Jones' Kosse
Eighth district-W 2 GOT, Fort Worth,
Ninth district j L Woodward, Taylor.
Tenth district-J G Schermack La Grange.
Eleventh district-Geo Moore, Brow nsville.
Twelfth dstrict-T b johnson, San Antonio.
Thirteenth district-D Kolp. Iowa Park.
President. Secretary. Location
ID NJ Angle Seth Strong Houston
J III Steere Heller Dallas
James Ninon L w Howe Denlson
G White G. W Dawson Tyler
J Il Valentine + J Penland weatherford
I II Brady A Keubler Colmesniel
b McCarn Paris
N SulZbacher G Runge San Antonio
4 II Meek G II Wray Fort Worth
W Glenn VIC Holmes Ell Paso
S c Blaine Ell Dignowity Del Rio
ThOs Breen John ellis Mineola
DE- w p Fleming p Reder Georgetown
n N 6uOppheyeE GdluesN1lle
] A Bohrer G p McBee South Mayd
w Il Roach NJ d L Green Merit
w McCollum A NJ Armstrong Crawford
Ross Joe Burke Mission Valley
T 5 Brockenbrow ID b Hornbeck Alpine
+ } McCarty OIL Nicolls Mahfa
Q NJ Keesey. Spencer Greggs Fort Davis
FW Woodland Riley Bell Fort Worth
M kindred Chas Harris Houston
J Il Shea A l. Beatty Nelasco
w Buford J c Blank Plano
NJ L Bennett White Victoria
WMorrison Henry Graham Victoria
Cooper A o George Fort Worth
McCarty Sc Campbell Comanche
G w Jones Swartz Baird
j p 0sterhouse MF Hyatt 3elton
u Dashwell Sam Gamer Pilot Point
J b SchmitZ JEK oonce Denton
j L Woodward FL WEIGH TAYLOR
II Is Hand S X Burke Caddo Mills
K Davis Frank Perry Jefferson
X Scott G A Love Houston
George Adams VIM Holiday Salem
w Armstrong L Williams Sunset
G d Beard Iowa Park
A Rosenthal La Grange
ID Gooden II Smith Mckinney
@ HOllingsworth G. Muller Uyalde
J HorsfuU ID Wise Waco
w NJ Palmer ] Stinson Ellinger
X Gosey c Thompson Belgrade
Henry Myers A Samuels Bleakwood
6 w Jackson ID Denman Warda
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-16

Hoods Pills are the best afteF-dinpsl
Pills. assist digestion, pre- eeBstpsAen
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-16

-Gurnev Cleanable Refrigerators.
Lightning and Blizzard Freezers,
Jewel Stoves and Ranges.
Gus. A. BONNET, PIT w. Commerce St
Branch Store, 2l0 Z. Houston street
35tf
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-07-29

DIN acknowledgements ubpre @tprfe
faar mon noget Be9reb ueb at leie
fslsenbe 2iloraselie. iom tor nosen
Eib iiben banote ct ARenaaeri /
Manbeim, 1pRlano. @n at Meno<
seriets Opipnsmeno uettebes en- Mat
af en- ubssselis @tsunen. ber ipntes
at TONNE fra en- Set. Bette afbrs=
bes af ct @nas os 8raa ios: al @rene
eller Ben. naar be brettes; oerpaa
bleu alt itiqe. Manben besap fig
benimoo bet Steo. buorfra 2pben tom,
bpiltet pifte fig ot bore en- Stalb,
buori en- 6eft fanbtes lissence oBo
paa @uluet, inbinbret Of en- 8 Meter
lang &iempei i1anee. &eD unberfb.
eelie uifte bet fig, at Slaneen bopbe
tnattet aqe 6eaens &ibben os brufz
fet bens &pgben. Slan9en. buem
in9en tiltroeoe 1aa umaaoeli9e &rats
ter, bauoe ON Staten ilpnset fig uh
of TT Bur eiennem en- Nabnins paa
ben enc @as os beeiuet fig ub paa
@op. Beb benne Bebriit bar ben
forbueruet fla ct fort &p % berue1
blepet en- af Nenosertets fornemfe
Eiltretninss sstrefter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-07-29

Der ct u9reier mellem County
@ommis1Rrerne Befer % Beltram1
Counter. Ser Ter u0 til at uere en-
iaaoon Gorbinbelfe mellem oisle to
Counter, at 8eltrami ti(bDrer Be-
der iuoiciel 9enieen5e,o ,og at bet bar
fine 8p9er t1lixQes meo Beder.
@uuerngr NelIon uonapnte for Bel
trami 1894 ct @ourtp=B0oro, iom
ienere bar aiaiort Saser ueofommen>
be &ei= og 6attisoeienet, men lom al
Nnoitgren, @ountp Nbuototeu pe@ @omz
mis1ererne Bedsr er blepen negtet
at foreto9e noset lom @ountpzBoarb
/ andre Qenleenber. 5or noaen 9ib
fioen roabfgrte imiblert1b @mbeba-
manoene Beltromi fig meb ct 5ae=
fsrerfirma 5osnon (Bennet &
Street) o9 bolbt forleoen ifslse Sag.
tgrernes &uao ct reeulnrt Sulimpbe
os ublisnebe Stotter tor aQe @oun,
tiets Bebou. Ds Iite l1se mBote be
frem bos MubitBren , Befer @ountp
os torlanete at iiooe iom Oue:lts'
ntn9stommisiion for lit County.
San nR9teoe at uolepere Beoerne %
paatoo. at BET Dor @ommis1ererne
Beder, ,buem en- iaobau @iernine till
tom. % ienere uoleperebe ban 81,
eerne til @ommislererne fra Beder,
1om oerpaa be9pnote at arbeibe iom
Ouerlisninsstommisiion for besse
Counter.
Beder County bar ubli9net $685..
600 5tat for Bel:ron.i @ountp, os
@ountp: Iuoitbren bar paauif. at
8eltromt lite bar &et til at uolt9pe
Stat for fig ielp. Saeen pil maaite
bliue torela9t Domfolene.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-07-29

ST. o. DppeDale, yteoattsr al
rNorben", bapoe ben @org at mife
en- liben Batter, Al Nar sammel, for.
lebsn. gun baube lest meo ct anbet
Barn, % formobentlis bar be bapt
5prfifter; tbi Barnets Rleber fob I
Ips Cue. Da benbes bierteRierenoe
Strig bragte 5orelorene ub. DUN
bapbe faaet freftell9e 8ranbfaar.
Den lille leb ION en- 6elt, men bsbe
Roreeuen efter. ,8eform1. }
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-07-29
On jielben 6iftorie ON en- Ra

On iieloen 6iftorie ON en- Rat,
Der to9 pepn. fob forleben Of leie I
en- freni: NuiS. @n "a Mar 9am=
mel @ut bauoe taset bens unser fra
ben % brufneoe bem. 2(t Nps9ier=
riabeo forat ie, buorban &atten bor
fin Sorg. git ban en- @tunb efter
ben til oens Seize. Ser fanbt ban
ben fbbenoe, iamrenbe fig o. iao
meset beorboet ub, buorfor bon meb
Riertesn uilbe forisse pao at trsae
ben, men ban fit uuentet Mobtosel.
ie. Neo ct Strt9 gre6 Soften fat
/ ben ubitratte 8aanb bearbe ibeoe
ben meb Ienber os &lsr iaa aobt
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-07-29

uroftlftere foraariaser fortioen ben
ifprhe 5orferoelie os~ besoar be
oarfte Gorbrpbel1er / @ciota, Meies
% @auia Counties Ohio. s
8ortsmoutb forip9te be at iprenee
en- Hresbpterianer>&irte 2uften
meb Dpnamit; ct li9nenbe 5oripg
blep o8Iaa 9lort meo ct 6folebus.
@n Bambe paa 81 Manb unogoor
ftaois 8olitiets Befre6elier paa at
fanee bem, be9aar &eperier poa
Seiene og pl9norer Quiene. buor be
tommer. @n Sitferbebstomite ct
paa &oat runot 4somerop % Miobles
port.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-07-29
Gn ttorff @upernor for q .

rNmerita": Oslaa BopuIiiterne i
8. Datota bor opltiqet en- Noromono
lom fin @uoernDrfanoioot, nemlig
Nnoretp See al Bermillion. 6on er,
ltseiom @eputlifanerne8 &onrtoot.
&inssruo, Meoeier Blaoet v@tto".
iaa bette maa fare uariomt meo bam.
9poroan bet M eno 9aar, blir altiao
g. 9atotas nefe @upernpr en-
Noromano. Dsiaa See omtales lom
en- op9,is oa ulafelia Manb.
v6. 3. @tto:" &inssrub beapnb,
te Dafota iom en- Stoloeut bos en-
trana GAMBLER, iom oar gift meo en-
SquatD BET uar for oper 30 Aar
iioen. uben nosenlinoe at baoe npot
Sfolesan9 bar bon peo uonteitelia
titoHenbeo os utrettelis @nsrei
oreoet bet trem til at bltue &epublis
tanernes @uuerngrtanoioat. Selu
poltt,fe WooNanbere meoeiuer, at
&iagsrub er en- 9eberBmono. 9an
CT mere eno bet. Qan er en- Wgn=
iterfittel1e / Gefens Bolittf.
uNoroueiten": Sub Datota BE-
linoer fig iaa beloise Onitenoigbe>
oer, at Staten lite fan unb9aa at
faa en- norf @uoernBr neae Nar.
Be tre / Stoten eriIterenoe Bartier
bar nemtia ale opitilet NorbmRno
til @uoernBrfanbiboter 1om fplger:
&epublifansrne, u. 8. &in9sruo -
8opulilterne, Nnoretp See - % Mf=
boiosm9noene, S. S. 3anien.
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Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter.

ben tunoe; en- Ramp opltoo, boornu=
oer &atten tom op / @uttens 2lnIiat,
builtet Zen o9|aa ttlrebte paa en- for<
feroeltg Maooe. Baa @uttenS
Strig ilebe 5olf III og obfilote Be
Stribenoe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-07-29

" NJ UuuItI Ue HAoktehut
Yroie.ter til at refunoere bisIe
@ielospofer % freoer, at be 9oue,
Tom nu er anueuoe!iae I ben Sag. 1fol
eienaemfbres os anpeuoes efter oeres
9eniiat % Nonb.
4. Sa Teiesrafuaienet lis 8oitue=
Tenet er en- Npopeuoisbeb til 8eforz
bring af Npbeber, ,bpr bet eies oe ope=
reres Of &esierinsen Toltets Snter.
este.
Qanb.
Buntt l uotaler, at 2ooaipninsen
bbr pare laaNan, at enbuer flitti9 og
forftanoia Borser t,liit maa bliue
iitanb lii at foa ct 6iem. oe oerfor
mon lite 2onbet (eQer Soroen) mo<
nopoltieres al Sernbaner eller onore
@orporationer. O9 bet 2ono, lom
be lite oirfelts bebBuer, fol &egierinz
gen pso loplise Mioler tage fra benz
ieien.
Huntl 2 babler ben Maabe, bpurz
poo @eaieriusen bar liantet 2anb
til BacifczBanerne, toet Snbreoepars
tementet bar peret laa ltipbeslb,t
oermeo, at en- Wonsfoloisbeb a! soo.
troenoe Setslere bar mifet fine 9lem.
Yuntt 3 frauer, at alle. iom neb,
letter Jig COB Ero paa offentli9t
2ano, Ral tnorsmmss trie Qiem ef>
ter 6omeiteablouen. oe ct ber 1tfe
beQer Ral eiBres nosen l1notaselle
berfra paa Snoiauer &eierpationer.
naar be aabnes.
Di,efte 9opQ1ening.
1. &i ct 5appr al ct Sptem Of
oirette 9oosionina peo Snitiatio %
&eierrenoum unoer paslenbe toniti.
tutionel Befpttelle.
Nlminoeltge &rap.
l. Tt trRoer. at Bre iioenteE % &i=
ceprefoenten lamt Jorenebe 5taz
ters Senatorer Hal uel9es peb oirette
Nfltemnine ef Solicit.
2. per uotales Gpmpatbt meb
5olfet paa @uba os ben Menins. al
CUBA bsr MI pere en- fri oe uafbens
gig Stat.
8. Bi er Jaupr al Home Rule
I Territorierne o9 Difrittet @olum'
bio, lamt al at Eerritorierne inort
opta9es lor1 Stater.
4, Iue ofentl,se 9pnninaer Fal be-
femmes laalebes. at be ioorer til
&tiferne paa Nrbeios % Brooutter.
5. s Eioer. oa oer er fort Erpt
paa Suoutrter, bBr lebise Nrbeios-
folt fpsleliattes ueo offentlise Nr.
beioer, iaapiot bet taoer fig 9ipre.
6. 9omftolenes uilfaorlise Jrem=
sanssmaabe ueo at fanslle Bor9ere
for tnoirette 6orost for &etten5bsr
fOrbinores peo pas1enbe 9oosipnins,
Z. @t er Japbr al retferoia
Beniton for a0e t1lfabeiomne Uni.
nionSicIoater.
Buntt 8 taller ON ben fore uret,
tom besoaes iomme Stoter, 1bet
enoel Borsere prattif berpues fin
Stemmeret. Set benfil1es til Sc.
9tslaturerne at rette berpaa.
8untt 9 beuleber Dpmertiombe,
ben paa, at af alt, lom benue 8lat>
formernaunt,er bog 8enseipbr9smao'
letbetpietisfe.os alle. .iom er enis bert,
inobpbes til at lutte fig fammen til
Jremme af ben @oe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-07-29

@n 8rbuefaiie ''Dead Sure, bet
ueltienote Ntbbel mob Beaaebpr
fenoes portofrit Tor 3Oc 5rimerfer.
Nsenter BnReS. TilRriu Dead Sure
Chem. Co., Bog l52, RinnerIolis..
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-07-29

st telegram til .Doasponen~ for
lite Su!t meloer, at en- Jolfeiet til
s@re for Moieiieternes Snoto9 ct.
petersburg Dor blet inbfilIet.
5elu lite i &uslano fan Befpmrin=
senUs Wisitemn,ng Riules, enoRipnt
Be rusltlfe Qutboriteter bar lagt for
Dosen, at be tan opretboloe 5umpret
uooeno1s mob europa, boot Iortpiuz
let BET eno fob til inoenior.
Gariaaen til ssnbfiq'nsen al SOL
fefeiten meloer Eelearammet intet
ON. men ri iuloe ta9e meset Sell,
ON bet lite bar fine sooe @runoe ben
fore 5abrifarbeioer ON bpilten
Der, )om on alt anott / bet beQiae
Guslanb, meooeles ipert lioet.
&onlte tunoe be 10000 Nrbeioere
tomme til at brinse TorfprreIle /
Grron9ementet.
GQsr bar set bgie Heilerpar ioat en
bitter Smos / Wunoen eiter alt bet,
be unoer&roninesieitlieb ebeoeruemadtte
nippe til. &anite Fober stretteu
sI'erulptfen pauRoopnfpIstten euouu
/ Blooet paa be 10 Wenneler.
6oorban bet MI eno er, JolteIeten
inof'lebes og 10000 6abrifarbei,
oere PETERSBURG itreiter.
S sntelte 5abriter fal Mrbeioet
pere gienopto9et. mems ber / anbre
Gobriter feres unoerbanolinse.. s
Sptnoerierne itreifer efter en- onbeu
Meobelelie coer 20, coo Nrbeibere.
Oe Streifenoes 9olonins bor biotil
peret olbeles :reoeli9, % 9urisbes
ben bar oertor fact Woo til at laoe
2ropperne atmar19tre til 9etren ueb
&rosncie- -5elo. &un @arntlonen oQ
&oloferne bl!r tilbo9e. Men forpps
rist siDres Ser noturl,suis ale Qn=
itrengelier for at fao Strioigbeberne
btlogt iaoen Sororinger, iom Mrtei<
nerne filler unber ben nuuerenoe
29nstomp.
5ororin9erne ,noeboIbes / en- ben
l2'e Sum- ubiteot Proclamation, Der
lpoer iaaleoss:
r6uab Nrpeioerne 8eterabur9s
@pinoerier forloneer:
y @n Nrbeioseas fra 7 Morser
til 7 Nften, ifteoetfor )om biotil fra.
6 Morgen til 8 Nften. p II 9imes
Wiobasstio, iaa at Nrbeiosttoen blir
103 iiteoetfor 13 Elmer. 81 Nfrea.
ningen forbpies. ~ Om 2sroosen
lluttea Nrbeioet &l. 2 @ftermi5oaQ.
81 Jabritonterne moo life eeenmeqz
tis brtuse Maitinerne til at ffanie 90
1tte laoe benz 1ette Gang fgr ben
fafiatte 1ib. g. Nrbeibslsuneu for
ben tsrfte palubel of Maoneoen be-
tales / rette 3ib % forfeit. oeYgnnen
moo itte tilbaaeboloes. y Ser uo<
betales fulo 2bn for &ronins ssbasene.
oa Nrbetoerne bleu tuunene til at goa
leoiae". = Brutlamationen er unoer.
Rreuet: 5orbunbet til &en for
Grbeioertlasiens 8efrielie.
Oa Nnlebnina al bis1e Tororiu,
ger truer Jinansminiferen meo, at
oer Pal soas frem mob ,uroititterne"
meo ral Stren9beb'.
SutereSlant er Nrbeibernes ippenbe
5orbring. Nrbeiberne, iom poo
Rronin9sbagene peo ben af 8olitiet
betateoe 9utnine at 5abriterne bleu
fommonberet til putriotiRBe9eifrin6,
ifal beta!e fin Batriotisme meo ben
Nrbeioslsn, iom be bar mifet peb at
mon berBpeoe benz Nosans til oerea
| Nrbeibe.
Set ct o9te ru6fR.
(Oa9Sp.)
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:fsrgns Galls Ageblaa
ubfomuer boer Onsbag.
a. SpIent, l1bgiper.
Subiiriptinuspri8 1925 for 1 2(ar, Details,
iT0rifub, e1er8 $l.50.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD,
An independent reform paper and
the Oldest Scandinavian newspaper
west of the twin cities.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-07

sistently rescind the resolution. To do
SO would be to recognize the existence
of the board of public works. That of
course, would not do, as the board could
call the attention of the court to the
proceeding as point In its favor.
That's a point We'll never make,
said President German. IF we haven't
any better points than that we won't
raise any,"
Mayor Doran then expressed his no.
ton of the matter. In the first place,
the mayor thought, 1t was not the prop
er time to consider the board Of public
works matter. The commission had no
time to thresh over old straw"
las for the board of public works"
continued the mayor, s'the will of the
people has been expressed. There is
no such body. 1t is extinct, and there
fore has no claim for consideration at
our hands. / suggest we proceed to the
business before u.s."
President German thereupon inquired
whether the commission proposed to
take any steps in the matter prior to
next Monday, when the resolution is
to take effect.
there was no disposition to enforce the
resolution. provided the board showed
disposition to take the matter into
the courts as soon as possible.
County Commissioner McCarron made
the point that the matter of the board
of public works was properly before the
meeting as it had been acted upon the
previous day and that the present
meeting was adjourned from the We'd
nesday meeting. But that did not af-
feet the mayors position. He replied
that he would vote against resembling
the resolution anyway, as he believed
that the rights of the people had been
protected as thoroughly as the board
of public works had protected them.
Commissioner Allen then moved that
the commission meet at p. m. Satur-
day to consider the matter but the
motion was defeated by vote of five
to two, the Republican members all
voting against the motion.
President German then retired.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-07
NEW NORMAL TEACHERS.
Important Changes Made MT the WI
mona Institution.

Special to the Globe.
W1NONA, Mimi, Aug. president Shep-
ard, Of the Winona Normal, today announced
two new teachers who will join the faculty
for the coming school year. Supt. Dimon
Roberts, Of Carthage. N. Y, has been ap-
pointed to succeed in the position of Prof.
Galbreath. Prof. Roberts is graduate Of the
state normal at CORTLAND, N. " also at
Amherst college, Mass, where he took both
bachelor and M. A. degrees. He has had
very valuable experience as principal of the
academy at Casonovia, and as superintendent
of schools at Pueblo, Col. His work in Colo
RADIO brought the Pueblo schools into consid-
cradle prominence and Prof. Roberts name
before the leading educators of the East and
West. His marked success in all of the posi-
tons he has occupied and his unusual quail
fications for the work in question led our
state normal board to select him from large
number of applications of excellent candi-
dates. Prof. Roberts is expected in Winona
within two weeks and will then at once I'M
dertake his duties. He brings to the posi-
ton the highest qualifications.
The position of Mrs. Harry Miller nee Miss
Yeaton, as teacher Of the third model school.
will be filled by Miss Clara NJ Poe Miss
Poe is graduate Of the advanced course of
Of the Winona class of '88. Since then she
has studied at the state university and held
many responsible positions in the state.
A few minor changes now being made
at the normal preparatory to the opening of
school. A number of new cases are being
placed in the library to supply the increased
demand for shelving.