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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-20
Going After Snawn.

Executive Agent Fullerton received a tel
egram from Archie Phillips, game warden at
Tower, yesterday, stating that the fish were
beginning TO run up the river Mr.. Fullerton
Supt. W. H. Morgan, of the fish hatchery
and a crew of eight men VIII leave today
for Tower to secure the annual supply Of
wall-eyed pike eggs for the state hatchery
Mr.. Fullerton said they expected to secure
fully LOG, 100000 eggs this spring.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-20
Future Champions.

Two mines from the Jefferson school played
game of ball yesterday with the following
result:
Mss Wits Room. % 0 0 13 2 / 90
Miss Maguire's Rm.2 1 o 0 o. 9
Batteries, Miss McGuires room, w. Conroy
and w. Chase. and Dougherty and Sullivan
Miss Wits room. Art Conway and Earl
Mayer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-20
STOLE THE WHEEL.
Nicholas Weber Admits Having
Taken Miss Rice's Bicycle

Nicholas Weber. the youth brought
back to st. Paul from Hastings with
a bicycle supposed to have been stolen
here, was arraigned in the police court
yesterday on the charge of larceny.
The wheel was identified by Miss Edna
Rice as having been stolen from her
last Friday, and when confronted by
this evidence Weber admitted his
guilt. On account of his age an effort
will be made to allow him to plead
guilty to petty larceny. With this end
in view the case was continued until
today. Weber is seventeen years of
age and the son of respectable parents
residing at Hampton, MINI.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-20
MAIL TRAIN DELAYED.
WashOut Down the Line Causes
Some Delays.

Owing to the washout caused by the
high waves on Lake Pepin, Saturday
and Sunday, both the Burlington and
Milwaukee trains from Chicago yes
terday were considerably delayed.
They were both obliged to make the
run to St Paul over the Iowa & Min
nesota division of the Milwaukee, as
the divisions via Lake Pepin were un-
dergoing repairs. The fast mail did
not reach the city till z o'clock D. m
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-20
Prestryterfan Ministers Dine

The Presbyterian ministers of st. Paul en-
joyed a social dinner last night at the Wind
sor. They met there at $50 p. m, and as
sembled in the ordinary, where the banquet
was served.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-20
Court Calls Today,

Jury-Judges Willis, Bum; q. IS, IA, 80,
107, IA.
Court-Judges Kelly, Otis; 9, TO- IA, SO, 4s, SO.
Chambers-Judges Otis, Kelly.
Criminal Court-Judge Kelly; State Of Min
nesota vs. John Mason.
Probate Court-Judga MiIlrich: no cases set
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-20
Michigan Dam Rreaks-

PINCKNEY Mich, April 19.-Tbe mill dam
broke today, carrying away eight bridges.
including two large ones in this village
Fences. trees and buildings along the stream
We're carried away. Some $4,000 damage to
bridges, mill property, etc., was done in the
village alone 49, W
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-20

WASHINGTON, April 19.-Forecast for Tues
Gay: For Minnesota and Iowa-Fair; warmer;
boutheasterly winds.
Wisconsin-Generally fair; warmer; variable
winds, becoming southerly.
The Dakotas-Fair; warmer; high southerly
winds.
! Enthusiastically fair; southerly winds.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-20
MONETARY COMMISSION.
Chamber of Commerce Favors Steps
for It's Appointments.

w. B. Dean, who has recently re-
turned from Washington. was very
much in evidence at the meeting Of the
chamber of commerce yesterday morn
ing. Mr.. Dean, who was one of the
committee appointed at the Indianapo-
lis monetary convention in the interest
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-20
TEMPERATURES.
DAILY MEANS.

Barometer, 3054; mean temperature 81
relative humidity, As; wind, northwest;
weather, clear; maximum temperature, 80;
minimum temperature, %; daily range, is;
bmount of rainfall in last tweny-four hours, o.
o
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-20
RIVER AT 8 A. NJ.
Danger Height of

-FdI.
Note-Barometer corrected for temperature
Ind elevation. P. F. Lyons, Observer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-20

must learn, as SO many men have
learned, the needed lesson in the fools
school
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-20

Address all letters and kilograms to
THE GLOBE, st. Paul. Mimi.
WASHINGTON BUREAU, 1905 r ST. N. w
Complete files of the G / o b e always KEEP
IN hand for reference.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-20
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
PAYABLE i'm Advance.

Payable i'm Advance.
Daily and Sunday, per Month so
Daily and Sunday, Six Months $2.75
Daily and Sunday, One Year $500
Daily Only, per Month 40
Daily Only, Six Months $2.25
Daily Only, One Year $500
Sunday Only, One Year $I.So
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-20

sunday Only, one Year
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-20
TODAY,S WEATHER.

weekly, One Year $I.o'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21

ME odrzeka, " milczeniu %
mia. zrika, drzwi sic "a MIA
z jekiem zatrzaskaja Dliekan
Rogallhski stall d1ugo W
miejscu nieporuszony, wreszcie
zb'ixYl sic do drzwi komnaty !
zastaf wszystkie mocno ma
klucz zawarte. Wraca ga swoje
krzes}o, kohczy modlitwe.
Spqd2iwszy noe Gala ma
modlitwje, skoro dziei z~ajasoial.
Dziekan zwotuje wszystkich
mieszczan do klasztoru j tam
pred wielkim oltarzem uro-
czyste odprawia nabo4ehstwo
"a pokulujaca dusze. l cd tego
czasu mkt mic ME widzi, ME
slyszv. C,sza / pok6j W MIN
wieczny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21
w KSIEGARNI
r. DE EOWSK[EGO
W Winona, MINI.

W Winona, 'Minn.
mona dostaG rozmaite ksiazkipol-
skle, szczegolnie zas haste pujace:
hsiq&ka do mo6o@e1stwa mapi-
sana przez Arcubiskura Dumiua.
tax zwana Blskupka, ola ko-
$l.oO
Ia sauna Biskupka, W pick.
niejszei oprawie, 2 okuciem i "a
meczkiem 90
Ani6t Str6&, ksiazka do nabo-
zens+wa W pieknej opraw,e,s re
z{otYm brzegiem....-....... OTIS
Anio5 Str6& - oprawnv W
sk6rke, z}ocone brzegi, z okuclem
zameczkiem z}otym tytuli-
KLEIN. $l.OO
TAXI sam Ami6t S:rd&, opraw-
ny W kos6 sfon1owa, z okuc,em j
zameczkiem, stosowny ma podaru-
mex ola dam................$l.7
Wamek Maryi, z .wyt}oczone.
MI obrazkaml ma oktadkach,
zameczkiem okuc;em i
z}oconYm brzegiem..........s1.5o
WSanek M0yi, oprawny W
sk6rke, zfoconym brzegiem. z{oco.
nYm tytullklem,z bez zameczka j
okucia. SO. S1:QO
WuboreE czyll krotkl spos5b
nabozehstwa codzlennego, W zwy
cza1ne7 oprawie............40 c.
Taxi sam Wyborek, oprawny W
droga skorke, z okuclem i zamecz-
KEN .......'.. . e. ......oo c.
hwiot miewanno$ci, ks1azka do
nabozehstwa ola dzieci polskich W
Ameryce [os6bne wydan1e ola
ch}opc6w l osobne ola dziew-
czaD..
Bog z Zobq! Ksiazeczka
do nabozehstwa ola Katollkow,
oprawna W sk6rke z{ocona, ma}y
formac>k dia dzleci tax ola chop
COW jak dziewczat-......... 20 c.
Per1y Na6o&ens1wa ksiqzka
do nabozenstwa la czesc Maj.
swietsze] Fanny Maryi nieustaja
cej pomocy, ozdobny druk, 2
z}osym tytullkiem IA %skorzane]
ok}adce z4otym krzyzem, 2
~zameczkiem i okuclem..... 100
Gzos serco - zbi6r mod16w
p1eknl Ola dusz %poboznych. Cd a r.
do dnzy druk ky ze zloconym
brzegiem ~pieknym kolorowym
obrazk,em ma s%k6rzanej ok}ad
Ten sam Clos Serca, re zlo-
tvm brzegiem, z okuciem za
meczkiem.... -. ...-.. ....1.OO
M;esiqc Maj, rozmyslan1a 9
zYciu Najsw. Marvl Fanny ma
kazdy dz'eh miesiaca MaJa.. .o.3o
Jaskinla Beatusa, wz~ruszajaca
pow1astka z sredniego wieka ola
m}odych j doros1ych 20 c
Stowiczek czyl1 zbl6r polsklch
plosnek ludowych (zawierajscy
take Marsz kaszubski)".... 10 G.
Pot media 6gjek........2o c.
Rkraka czyli ,,Kiedy }ga6, to
Juz dobrze. Is c.
Meczennicy Pozscy......20 G..
Butawa Madejo, okrutnego
rozboinika 80. ......... ........5 {.
Genoweta. ksiezna Brabancka,
r~ozczuIajaca powiesG z sredDrch
wicklow ....2O c.
Boleszaw czyli dalszy ciag
Genowefy 90 G.,
Genowefa, sztuczka ~tearoAaa ze
spleWaml soc.
Mynhausen, ten z d}uglm
loser. 5c |
Proroct,oo Michazdy. Kr6lowej
20 Saby, 13te; Syb,lli l5c.
zyd aoeeczny tutacz -. ...lOc.
Kaszubi pod Niedniem,
opowiadanie 20 kaszubsku (wier.
SEEN sc.
Walek ma jarnarSu (Zabawna
hlstorya, wierszem u}ozona). zoe
Pr0roctua O Potsce. lOc
Kslazeczka ola dusz naboz
nYch........ 5 c.
Testament Piotra WielKlego,5c
Przygody Lorka Szlazaka, Is :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21

8zS@ss AsS
Gdyby mice 1000 dolas6so,
powiesc dla cnot1wej m}odziezy,1oc
Wesoxy Wler szoklet0, powln
szewania ma wsze Ike przygody
%zaprosiny ma weseIe l plosneczk
Ksiq&ko Rachunkowo czyli
A r y m k a.........-...-.35.
Dziejje 5tarego . mowego Tssta.
mentu Il obrazkaml).. .4Oc
Historya Stan6p Zjednoczomych
cd odkr, cia Ameryki az do ma
szych czas6w (duza k~siazka). rs c.
&ownik- Pozsko-A mgielsM Z Au.
giielsko- Pozskl, duza kslazka
piekne opraw1e ......... 4 90
Li;stowmib Pozsko. Amerykonskii,
podreczolk z~awlerajacy nauke pi-
SANTA l1stdw i gotowe IVORY list6w
W wszystkjch przypadkach zY-
Ga on.
SemniM persko- egipski.. SOC.
Semmk czyli wr6zen1e re snow
ma przesz4o 500 przypadkow stu.
Z2ce. ID G..
Przepis Musztry ola wojska
polsklego........... 1890. .5Oc.
Eemaentarz Rzsks (duzy). .25c.
Egementorz Ma<y ola dzlecl
polsklch W AmerYce..........8c.
Lekarz Domooy czyl1 1ez
wodne sposoby domowego i TAME.
go leczenla rozmaitych chor6b 25c
Rrzewodnk do pisania hstom
mitosmych.... ..............3O c
GATEh1ZM ~RZYNsKo-KAT0
L1CKl fn"iy3 >.......--.
W moo enrawis.-....n
KATFHIZW YMSKO-AATO.
LICKl (".sk.zy) v mocnej ..
ozIEJE srARBGo / N iiia;Ee
TESTAAENTU, " mocnej 0.
p7awn lb"harbego)..... 40
Oh EJ e NhRODu POLSKIEG0
GLEMENTARz POLsKI, J6zsfa
Chcrsszewsk,-so. rs
POSREDNlK POLSKO AN,
GlHLSKl - czyIi ksialka do
nau5i ;ezyka angie!skisgo IS
lbi6r Piehni ola szk6t poi
skich W Ameryee. u}o4yi byiy m,
qczycjel " Chicago Francisco
Zabka
9 y Pelska utote'
M przez Tendozego Sisrocihskis'
go, pr.fesora Jezyka polsziego
l'%tcratur5. Drukowana ola szkA
Folskich v lmeryce : wydania
~hsynasteg~, " mocnej oprawis
~"..........,25
6 Iemsntar:AM aiy czyli
Pierwsza Eaukn CzYtania, Pisa'
kia Rachowasia, przss ". Dy>
nlewicza.
w mocnej oprawis-.-.....l2
RISTORYA STANUW ZJEDNQ
CZONYCH.< .............75
oywot u owefy, powies<
moshlna bardzo, wzruszajaca 70
ztarnkytnych czasow..-....3o
- to sama " mocnej oprawle zs
z,oconym tytu!ik,em....... 60
3o!as{av czyIi Daisy Gag &c.
nowsfy; t~fornaczenie przez KS.
O=ashsk iego........--.~..3o
ta sama " mocnei oprawis
Listownik Polsso-AnerykaA
hi. PodreczniE awierajacyl
Nauke pisania list6w ! gotowe
wssry list6w, v wssystaich s,rEy"
psdkaoh t2o3a--~..e....ee
Aysza Eiels wsrod je.or.
Gepfa prsez Alaksandra Broni.
kowskiego. Powiesd stowiahsks
r pierwszeI pofewy OK wieks
?ami 9 tniki Makryny Me.
ezysfawsklej, ksieni Rasylianek y
. Q Marye, powiesd Z da.
wnych 2 czasow polskich przsx
FIR. 3aw. Acknowledgements
Ia sauna W nocne) oprawie {.
z}ocorym tytuliklem..........7s
81 8 nix l, Dumki A q
Narodow Q. " mocnei opra.
A<>M raga Powiastka his,
torryczna z ziemi kaszubowskiei
~przezJozefa Grajnerta IL Rycynai
3artoszG o " q @ k i CYL; s
statnie uszlachceaie (Nobilitacya
Ustep z dziejow 1894 roku.
tzcma rycinami..............lo
8 8 Q b y Powle66
p'erwszych wicklow chrzescial
silva. Przez tfumaczae Gnowefy
KoszYk kwiat6w........3o
dlstorya o rycsrzu z%fotoskrzy
dfVn.>O rnvan d1s>~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21

bajka. Chodz tylko smialo, a
bedziesz jutro szydzil z tych
wszYstkich, kt6rych barania
skora MONA wystraszyc Zreszt4
wiesz, lie i ia najmniejsze twoje
poswiecenis homie nagradzam,
pokazujac mu woreczek z
czerwonemi zlotemi, dodal: -
szesG takich tymczasem odem-
ME dos'aniesz, jezeli pana TIVE
go ME opuscisz!
B}ask zfota, spokojnosc i
apostolska powaga pobo3nego
kap1ana, wreszcie i dzieciecs
don przYwia2anie, nakfoni}y
strwoionego Walosia. Gdy
przyszll ma miejsce W miescie
godzina dziesiata. Dziekan
Rcgalihski, zapaliwszy dwie
swiece jarzace, postawil wraz 2
krzyzem na ma}ym stoliczku,
W sfO1ku rozlozywszY brewiarz.
Potem zawarf wszYstkie drzwl
mocno ma klucz, kaza} sic
pofo1yc siudze, sam zas zasladl
do modlitwy. Uroczyste cisza
panuje W samotnym gmachu,
W samotne] komnacie!Niekiedy
przerYwal "a tylko coraz CLOS
Messy szmer pacierzy kaplana,
co z zfozoueml rekami. okiem
gorejacem, prey md}awym
blasku srebrnego mad swieta
ksi9ga krzyza, wzywa pomocy
0iebios. Czasem zaktoci ia j
teskne westchnienie pocacego
sic z trwogi Walosia, kt6rY
naprOZnO slu prZYzYWa.
Uderzy jedenasta - sszedzie
g'uche, jak wprzod. Bile
po}uoc, w dworcu powstaje
szelest ogromny - gluchy
grzmot zatrzasl iego scianami
- W samotnych kurytarzach
gwaitownY rumot / JUL 49, juz
slYchaG coraz blizej pekajace
bocznych komnat podwoje. -
O Jezus, Je...z...us! -zakrzy-
kna}, dzwoniac re strachu
xebami, Walenty - porwa}
sic z swojego pos}ania i ucieki
Dziekan Rogalihski zostat
nieporuszony ma sw Diem
krzesIe. Przeciez sfyszac, De
loskot coraz wiecej sic zbli2a
do lego pokoju, uchwyciwszy
prawica krzy2, powstaf i
czeka W milczeniu, CO sic d alej
d2iaG bedzie. Kiedy W TEN
nagle uderzylo zimno grcbowe,
zad,zal swiety kap{an; drzwi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21
OSIECZNA.
(Z zbloru gawed wielkopolskich.)
(Dokohczenle.|

(Dokohczenle.l
20 d}uga to smutna po-
wies6. moi Dobrodzieju", rzek]
starzec, ,~,slyszalem ia jeszcze
d2ieckiem cd s.p. d2iadka mego
-Jakis wstret mi niewiadomy
wstrzymywat mnie cd wyjawia.
MIA jei innym; przecziez pred
Wami niesmialbYm dlu3ej
zatajaG, co W osiabionej JUL 70
stale pamieci = s'uchacie".
ME mysl Do5rodzieju, ze
by ten zamek dz'sia] pustka
stojacy, zawsze byi TAX g}uchym
opuszczonym. O by}y tu pc
no easy, ale ile3 to lat temu,
milky Bo2e! bylv movie easy,
kiedy wcafe innym jasnla} on
kszta{tem; kiedy W tych om-
szalych sciaDach wrzafy sSum-
ne zjazdy okolicznej sSlachty,
biesiady zabawy, mn6stwo stu
2ebnik0w idworskich zape}
nialo tie samotne komnaty.
Bo dziedzic jego bv} pan "a
mo&ny i cnotllwy, vice ka2dy
go chetnle nawiedza} lubii Z
MIN przebywa6. Dobrze sic tel
"a niego wiodlo i wszystkim
poddanym; ME skar3y} sic
chloopek ma ucisk podstaro6c-
cicl,, ME jeczai pod plagami
nieiito6ciwych zarzadcow. Ale
gdY ma CLOS wpadn,ecia tam
gdzies daleko W Polske jakichs
straszliwych nieprzyjac'6} i pan
tutejszy musial z innymi chwy
tao ga sable ruszaG / ma wo-
JACKIE, wszystko to posz1o W
nlwecz, jakbys rska przewroc1{.
--Zona jego bowiem, PAM
krasua jah jagoda, ale dumna,
q pono i tcoche rozpuscie odda
ma, 90 oddaleniu sic me&a je]a
szumlec i tworniG wszys:ko
CO On przemysIem i oszcedncs-
cia nagromadzi, al wreszcie
civ duch rozwiai i reszte dobyJ-
ku. Plzys2}a hieds, 20 bieda i
wieksze niecnoty. Mat sic 81
znajdawac natenczas lakls le-
kara w1oski, z kt6rYm pouo
gro&na PAM, nikomu nleprzy-
stepna, miaIa miewa6 taiue
schadzki rozmowy. Lec2
Bog to tam najlepiej osadzi.
Tens gdy poczeto m6wiG o
powrocie pana, nagle gdzie5
z domu znikna|; Mkt ME vie.
dzia}, gdzie sic pod2iaf. Pc
kilku mlesiacach wr6ci}; pana
dotad ME by}o, al wreszcie
posiysaano, De kiedy wraca}
ju1 do domu, gdzies tam nag
Ia qeina1 smierca. Wielki byf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21

statnie uszlachceaie (Nobilitacya
Ustep z dziejow 1894 roku.
tzcma rycinami................lo
s nsta b yuss Powle6d
p'erwszych wicklow ch~rzescial
silva. Przez tfumaczae Gnowefy
koszYk kwiat6w 80
d istoryao rycerzu z%iotoskrzy
dfyn 40 porowanej dzievicy
drogim klejnotem l ziotym Ian
ku. Opowiadziaf L. an,elski.. 10
ga Lefty dw6r powieid przezWa
leregoHozihskiego ,mocno opraw.
ma q zfoconym tytulikiems1.75
Fart ,powie66 : dziejow Polsk,
przez Fl. hr. Skarbka " income
oprawie, 20 sfoconym tytuIikien
y vnhausen Nowy, ton :
dfugim nosem czyli dsiwaczns
podroks i 6gle..........1O
{ wistP miedzy Ipdyi-
ozykami,powie1d Z zrchodnio-p6i.
soceei Ameryki Oh. A. Murray.
Prsefe3ona IA Polskio przez J4z
Il Bortkowskiego, W mocnei o
3raw'e 80 EfoceDrm tytulikieu
u bK r o ews K i-Warszavs
8 Kwis,nia ! Bolestaw Smialv
kroI aPolski, przez Alexandr,
Bedna~ 10
Roza LeSna, powiebd % bere,
amerykahskich..
Pror0ctWa o Polsce tudxi.t
pahstwach, Y kt6rych Polac,
niesskajA, i Ksteiels Xatoljs
0oa = .sss... ......~ l0o,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-19
FOREIGN MISSION WORK.
The Noman's Foreign Missionary
Society of Texas
HOLDING ITS ANNUAL CONVENTION
In This City-Prcliminnry Work.
Some of the Delegates Present.
The Proceedings.

The woman's Foreign Missionary society
Of the Texas conference will convene today
at Shcarn church for its seventeenth an
nual convntion. but yesterday two meet
ings were held. which, while not strictly
business meetings. bore upon the regular
work OF the society. In the afternoon was
held the conservation service which always
precedes the opening Of the convention. AS
many delegates as were In the city were
In Shearn chapel by p. m, and singing
opened the services, which were entirely re-
ligious In character.
The president OF the society. Mrs. S.
philpott OF Dew, Freestone county, then
read the scriptural lesson. using Matthew,
vii, Z; Acts ~, 81, and Acts XIX. 6, as the
basls OF her discourse upon the power OF
the spirit in which each member of the So
ciety was earnestly praying.
Faithful Guide was then sung, after
which tho president offered an earnest plea
for the outpouring of the holy spirit. Mrs
Green and Mrs. Park also offered eloquent
prayers and blessed Assurance" was sung.
Passages of Scripture bearing promises
for the blessing aud appeals Tor the out
pouring of the holy spirit We're repeated,
and voluntary prayers were offered. Rock
of Age" and the benedictlon by Rev. Seth
Ward closed the hour OF prayer.
Preparatory to the work to le done today.
the following committee appointments We're
read:
Committee on extension of work-Mrs. s.
S. Park chairman: Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs.
Zlmplcman. Miss Tarrant aud Mrs. Spears.
Committee on fiuance--Mrs. VI. +, Steele.
chairman, Mrs, Kirby, Mrs. W II Thomas.
Mrs. Moore, Mise Buckingham, Miss Con-
naughton.
Committee on Juvenile work-Mrs, Tooth
aker Mrs, rurion, Miss Maggie Rogers.
Miss Connolly and Miss Weutaud,
Committee on publishing Mrs. ]. +,
Green. Mrs. fruzell. Mrs Shelters, Mrs.
Wooford and Mrs. Henderson.
The following VIII be assigned 10 com
mittes work today; Miss Mary Hodgk!ss,
Mrs. Bericnut. Mrs. Fugh. Mrs. Morgan,
Mrs, Brown. Master Harry Freeman, Miss
James. Miss Elder, Mrs Coboy. Mrs Tay-
Tor. Miss Matte Walker Mrs. Russell and
Mrs. Schwbb
The following are tho officers Of the past
year. Mrs s Fhllpott % Daw, president;
Mss. a. T. Bradshaw al 1.aGranre. FIRST
vice president: Mrs. s. s. Park Of Calves
ton. corresponding secretary; Mrs L. I.
Blakley Of Richmond. recording secretary;
Mrs. NJ. steele OF Houston. treasurer;
Mrs Baldwin Rice OF Houston, auditor;
Mre. j. Z Green secretary OF the Austin
district. Mlss Ruhy Dealy secretary ut
Houston district. Mrs W l. purlUn. score
1ary Calvert district Mrs =. L. She lies.
fscTctary OF Huntsville district
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times would get SO blind, could not
see for several minutes.
a could not stand very long without
feeling sick and vomiting. could not
breathe "A long breath without scream
ing, my heart panied so.
also had female weakness, inflam-
nation of ovaries, painful menstrual
ton, displacement of the womb itch
ing of the external parts, and ulccra-
ton of the womb. Ihave had all these
complaints.
The pains had to stand were some
thing dreadful. My husband told me
to try bottle of Lydia Il. Pinkhams
medicine, which did, and after taking
1t for n while, was cured. No other
kind of medicine for me as long as You
make Compound. hope every woman
who suffers will take your Compound
and be cured.--MRs. j. S. MCCLELLAN.
a1a Kilburn avenue, Rockford, Ill
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THE GLORIOUS 10TH.
EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION.
The Coiorcd Citizens Out In Full
Force.

Being unable to crowd all the iin End
endowment incident to Emancipation Day
into single day the culored people OF
Houston have selected two days over which
,hoY uTouose to suread the celebra ION Of
their emancipation. the anniversary OF
which is today. And In still further carry
Ing out tho idea Of expansion, they have
divided the celebration up into sections
one section, known It, the regulars, cole
hrating the day at CHARACTERIZATION grunn Is,
with very large contingent holding forth
at Houston Heights.
at an early hour Yesterday the streets
We're crowded aud pleasure seekers. laden
with the proyerbial baskets. were seen
vending their wav to one or the otGer
shaded resorts to spend DAY " pleasure
Tho celebration in the city consisted Of
u stieet parade. which was Loaded by Two
companies Of colored militia AMI band
Following these came soma decorated
floats on which were seated young Colol Cd
girls. clad IN spotloss White garments and
bodcoked with eacl mes. %eNt rame
number OF carriages ami then the rear
guard This was comooied Of about 200
colored wboys. who made quite a realistic
picture In their tlncT sarh3
After the parade numbers headed for
characterization Dark and others for the
Heights where the remainder of The day
was suont. The celebration w!ll continue
tDday
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SCHOOL OF METHODS.
HOUSTON INsTRUCToRs AT THE
WACO NORMAL.
Pedagogy. Mr.. barnett ON Read-
ing-Othcr Lectures.

Waco. Texas. June 1S.--The fifth day OF
the State school OF methods opened this
morning at Baylor chapel. with increased
interest in the work OF the session. Super
intendent w. S. Sutton OF Houston opened
the forenoon session with short lecture
on Pedagogy. or School Management.
Professor II, C. Pritchett. superintendent
Of Sam Houston Normal Institute gave in
ttrultions on algebra" and Miss Belle
Thomas. teacher in the Chicago Normal
school iectured on Primary Methods"
The general subject was the relationship
which exists among the various Branches
taught in the first four years of school
English grammar was the subject at IL
O'Clock Mrs. Willie u. House, teacher in
the waco high school. instructor.
SUPERINTENDENT T. G. Harris OF the AUS
Tin schools instructed the teachers en-
"Ciyics." after which the noon intermis-
sion was announced.
The afternoon session was opened with
vocal music and the studies were intro
duced bv Professor o. c. Charlton in a
lecture on Biology" followed by SupeYin-
tendent S. NJ. N. Mars of the Terrell
schools on English Composition" Profess
sor s. l.. Hornbeak of Trinity university
was on PHYSICS and Chemistry.
Reading and literature was the next
study. Professor w. W. Barnett. principal
If Hamilton street school. Houston. in
struct0r
The school is well attended AMI the
teachers are reapng very valuable benefits
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The following members OF Dick Bowling
camp arc expected TO leave this evening
for the Confederate reunion at Nashville:
G, C. Beavens, Phil II. Fall, George Bran
ard j. l.. Mitchell Harry Johnson. o. C..
Drew. Albert Mckinney and possibly
others. They will be accompanied by the
camp sponsor. Miss Ella Smith and her
maid of honor Miss Jeanette Jones and
Mrs NJ 7. Jones
The State Sponsor. Miss Tina Cleveland,
rnd her maids Of honor. Miss Sealy Of Gal
weston md Miss Ross of College station.
accompanied b, Mr. and Mrs. w p. Cleye-
land will leave tomorrow evening.