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The commonwealth., 1898-07-07

PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD OF SUPER
VIs0Rs.
State Of Mississippi July lth, 1898
Lehore County
Be it remem bared that a regular meet
Ing Of the Board oG Supervisors was
begun and held in the town Of Green
wood at the court house thereof on
Monday, the 4th day Of July 1893 the
same being the time and place for hold
ing said meeting
There We're present the following W.
r. Prophet, I r Parks and c. A. Ha-
ley, J. B. Humphreys. sheriff and G.
.. Williamson, clerk 7. Stage Marye
and J. Fl, Fraser being absent
w r. Prophet was elected president
pro tenn
Ordered that The report Of w A. Gil
lespie and G G Dean. road commits
sioners be received, approved and
spread upon the minutes
Ordered that WI A. Gillespie be
allowed one dollar for one days service
as road commissi0 Set SO, page
1924.
Ordered that @ O. Dean be al
lowed one dollar for one days service as
road commissioner Act 98 Page 1921
Ordered Chat the Delta Flag be
allowed the sum of 1G dollars and G5
cents for publishing Board Supervisors
six months, ending July 1st. 1893. Act
92, section 307
Ordered that wv NJ. pagsot, county
superintendent be allowed one dollar
and 40 cents postage for NORTH Of May
1898.
Ordered that N Carter be allowed
four dollars and Go cents for lumber
used on public road in Beat 81
Ordered that G Z. Williamson be al-
lowed sixty cents express paid.
Ordered that ]. I'll. Barrett g son be
allowed 28 dollars and 02 cents Tor luul.
Der for bridges ana road.
Ordered that Chapman, Turner & Co. /
be allowed ) dollars and rs cents for
loo road laws
Ordered that d L Basket be allowed
4doliars and Is cents for merchandise
for poor house
Ordered that 4 Patterson he al.
lowed ia 5olIara fo,. kee4anp vinev PelI
and Ike Leslie banners Far month If
June ts9s
Ordered that 10 p Allison III alIow-
cd IN dollars Il, n,irfing tov,nsbin
school bo7sa II town n Tttg pana
Ordered tbata witlionvon II ii
lowed D. doIlars e,r Il ogjeio asrricos
i olerl. II NM posr5 of e,,nor,.fsa,.s Al,
MI og+tsoa5t,., T,,,, 5soa Nj
0raaro5 tbotr 4 r;gle, hs aii,,,a,1
* d,i1aSs FL, r.aai..;r,. I,;a,s. i, si,ar
Iav pavo-, ii ,sr sa,,fT.ct
potitinn IL 7fjss sgsioc.or5l.r ,ras
iactod
Ordered tb.t H;.s eoIrs lfo,,is il ii
lowed h aoliars far ta.cbing toygnsbir
school month spaire rBlv M goa
Ordered that Mis- saIIie Tia8ell be !
raid 2odollars for ssacbinr township |
school month ending June 20 1893
Ordered that z W. Lipscomb ana |
Miss Kate Bew 81 paid amount opposite |
their names for teaching township
school for month ending June 10, 1898 /
4 WI Lipsconb. 05 dollars Miss Kate
Bew Be- dollars Janltor 4 dollars
Ordered that saliie Liddell be allow
ed fAo fer teaching towr ship school for
month ending june 10th is95
The commonwealth., 1898-07-07

The greatest triumph Of modern chem.
istry is DR. Tichenor's Antiseptic. Az
q adreasing forwounds, burns, atc. ltdm.
ply has no equal Prevents indamatiou
preserves tie flesh and heals like magic
Fragrant as the last rose q summer
and as cooling as 3 breeze from Of the
deep, blue sea Sold by al aup-to.
date druggists
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ANNUAL REUNION NCDRFEIJEtATE
VETERANS, ATLANTA, GA. JU-
LY 20 TO 28, 1893, REDUCED
RATES VIA SOUTHERN RAIL
WAY.
On account Of the Annual Reunion Of
the United Confederate Veterans at
Atlanta, Ga, July goth to 28fd, 1893. the
Southern Railway will sell tickets from
points on itB line to Atlanta, Ga, and
return at very low rates From points
within a radius Of 100 miles Of Atlanta,
tickets will be sold July l9th and Goth,
with final limit July 2sth and from
points beyond radius Of 100 miles Of
Atlanta, tickets will be sold July t7th,
18th and 10th, with final limit July 3lst
Call on any agent Of the Southern Ry
for further information
The commonwealth., 1898-07-07

Read Classify C8 aa ia this issue IL
will pay you.
The commonwealth., 1898-07-07

For cash we win self You BICYCLES as low az
$3.50 W. y. Cunningham & 90.
The commonwealth., 1898-07-07

We are sole agents for the Hamilton
q Brown Shoe Companys shoes in
Greenwood Austin 81 Fountain
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized aHB0uueb Hon II d
eateHinEs e candid 9E gmHrass Ia the
srd. GUngru aaai District 3btett Sd tho
action Of tine Democratic t party
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All Of our fine 6OC organdies now fjc
and all 45c organdies now 30c.
Austin q Fountain,
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Standard calico Bite Foun
tain
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/ ton Bayou -sl73 cubic yards at 900 pei
cubic yard
Ordered that B Humphreys Be al
lowed s12 90 for feeding prisoners fol
June.
| Ordered that J. K Layton be allowed
S122 30 refunding taxes by order Of w.
D Holder, Auditor
| Ordered that petition Of w C. George
and others be rejected
Ordered that petition Of NJ Fathereg
and others be rejected
Ordered that account Of w Pillow
be continued
Ordered that contract be let at An.
gust term to build bridge across Glaze
Lake, road no. IS and bridge across
Tippoand to repair Bear Greek bridge
BRIDGE. ACROSS YAzo0 RIVER At
GREENWOOD, MISS
This day came on for consideration
the proposition Of the Grafton Bridge g.
Manufacturing Co, to make proposed
and necessary brick walls aud dirt-fllls
at the end of Fuller St., aud to take
ont two panels Of the south fixed span
Of the bridge heretofore contracted
for and to place the material Of said
panels at such place as the board may
direct and to do all Of said works free
Of extra charge, and the board after due
consideration believing it to be to the
best interest Of the public that said
works and changes be made. It is
therefore ordered by the Board that the
proposition Of said bridge company as
shown in the submitted drawings and
specifications be and is hereby accepted
and said works and changes ordered
accordingly and it is further ordered
that said bridge company securely place
and fasten the material for said two
panels under and to the remaining por-
tion Of said fixed span
Ordered and adjournen this 5th day
Of July 1893.
ALLOWANCES,
T P Parks, 2days mileage w Fto.95
7 S Mayra, ..... 4 90
c A Haley u,.. s SO
W r Prophet, .a... o 90
G z Williamson, clerk, 2 daysmil 90
J b Humphreys sheriff 90
Ordered that J X Vardaman be al
lowed &2j for one months service as
county attorney
Ordered that J B. Humphreys be al.
lowed $25 for exoficio for 0 months
This day came w. T. Johnson, treas.
urer, who reported as follows:
ITO Honorable Board Of Supervisors
Of Lefora county, Greeting In accor.
dance with the annotated code of Mis-
sissippi section 9o2, herewith beg to
submit to you the report Of 2nd quarter
1915 showing balance aRe tae various
funds as follows
n 17RfE
! olioo'' l'oo''oA Aloi" l'uou ~ 49,, Sai" ~
~ =, -, T0't "
1lL'' Ll1i iLi'O' ''''''''' ~
The commonwealth., 1898-07-07
GAsToN MONTGOMERY
..I9fc NSsTIssI'..
Office Austin Blk, Greenwood, Miss
FOR SALE.
$4,000 A6RES
DELTA LaNDS1
In sunaower county, at from "a to 80
per acre ID tracts of 40 acres uU Ter ms
II down balance in l., 2 and Q years
For further particulars. address
w. "A. EVE ERMAll
GREEavILLE, MISS.


70 buy Or would lease for b term Of
years small plantation of two To four
hundred acres close 70 Greenwood Ad
crsss B. this office
The commonwealth., 1898-07-07

MRS, w q DUNLAP,
Or this Office,
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we nave on hand bhe t0ll0WinS nOte5
for thebeneft of our consolidated town.
ship fund secured by deed Of trust on
real estate bearing 10 per cent interest
The commonwealth., 1898-07-07

K how
o ylr pascavn
n wl4aso
len ard daat
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-07

Southern Minnesota Teachers association
was held Yesterday. The attendance at the
meeting has been large and the programmes
Interesting inter- and instructive. Among the prom
inent educators present were Supt. 8. s..
Parr. of st. Cloud, and supt. F. <. Wild, Of
Saltwater =
FOND DU LAC, Wis, Nov. s.-The Palmer
mouse, remodeled some months ago at an ex-
Pense pens OF OF $4,000 and valued at $780, has
merly Iay manager of the Spaulding. and F. J.
waukee ~ ~
TRBMPEAI.EAU. Wis, Nov. S.-six thou
soaSed vS fyon munSTeo spring ahs are being nn
tened I6 /, for, for the Chicago market
HOUGHTON, Mich, Nov. 6-Three carpen-
ters at the Arcadia mine, working on house,
We're stunned by lightning today, one being
seriously injured
WEST. SUPERIOR, Wis, Nov. e.-Deputy
United States Marshal Meehan has arrested
capt. Joseph Jacobss of harbor tug, on the
charge OF obstructing channels in the su-
VALLEY SPRINGS, s. D., Nov. s.-rhe
Iarm residence of Andrew Nelson, three miles
west OF town, was entirely destroyed by fire,
together with all its contents.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-07
The Stock Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The market WINS auI,
and sluggish throughout the short session.
put m with 2 an in1 IindeniaR,y firm undertone, clos
profits after the two days. rise such az
might commonly be anticipated at the end Of
2 week Eyen ,s l, over N, largely to professional
tempt to reduce prices after the appearance
OF the bank statement, the attack centerins
on local securities, Third Avenue. Metropoli-
Peoples Gas all showed the effect of the at
tack. No effect was produced by the action
of the Spanish peace % commission in refusing
of the Philippines. The speculative mind was
almost prepared for rupture Of negotiatiors
The rea.ssuring e.T words & uttersd last night BY
statement fom Paris, served to clear I'D ap-
prehension Of foreign complications. The
various weekly trade reports were, on the
and there were strong statements Of railroad
earnings from Oregon. Short Line, Oregon
Nayigat%Sn pgs st. hGg4s San francisco Flint
and well distributed. The bank statement ru s
showed a rather qnexpectedly large decrease
extended a1,612.50Q in face Of decline of
over 81, 600, 600 in cash reserve is convincing
evidence OF the confidence felt In the money
The railroad bond market has shown great
er activity and strength, many issues selling
at the highest record prices. The reorganfe
been favoTtes. United states id tours coup aays
and the fves coupon ex-interest haye ad-
yaneed X, and the old fours registered u IN
Total Saiss q stocks ss2day ,yers Y. 200
Ps9idS ss!40 St Paul S ~ ugio8 SSo paqaao s
$50; Peoples daa. 1850 Sugar. Ia, 1872
STOCKS.
The AiieWins Yeys the auetustipns OK TIE
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-07
LONDON MARKETS.
Better Feeling After the Speech of
Lord Salisbury.

LONDON, Nov. 6.-All the markets i'm.
proved yesterday on the strength of Lord
Salisbury's speech at the banquet to Gen
Kitchener and his announcement that the
French government would abandon Fashoda
This naturally changed the selling mood to
a buying, but the movement did not deyeloD
a marked revival in speculation.
Consols though considerably above the
lowest figure OF the week, were not much
upon the whole. Americans were steady, ow-
ing to New York support, the feature being
the buying of Denver Rio Grande South
ern preferred and Louisville & Nashville on
the dividend and traffic prospects, but oper-
ators are still awaiting the results of the
American elections.
Among the increases in Americans were
Denver & Rio Grande consolidated, which
rose one point; Denver & Rio Grande pre-
ferred. u; L. & N, u; Illinois Central, II;
Reading first preferred, IL; Reading ordinary
u; Central Pacific, 4 New York Central
n; Norfolk G. Western preferred, Il Norfolk
& Western common, III Chicago, Milwaukee
G. st. Paul, Is; Ontario & Western h; Penn
sylyania, Is; Northern Pacific preferred, N;
Atchison, Il Atchison adjustment, Il.
Among the declines were: Atchison pre-
ferred, which fell 4 point; Atchison ordinary,
"; Southern preferred, II Union Pacific ordl-
nary, Is, whereas, on the contrary, Southern
ordinary rose h and Union Pacific preferred
4.
Money was plentiful and easy. The dis
count rates were as follows: Three months
bills, 3%; on bills for a week from 3H to
5sk per cent, and for money until Monday
from PIE to 8 per cent
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-07
SPANISH WAR SOCIETY.
One Is Formed by Service Men
Henry Clay Camp.

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. g. Last
night there was q. society inaugurated
in this city which aims to be for the
soldiers who enlisted for the Spanish
war what the Grand Army of the
Republic has been to the Union men,
The service men felt the need Of
such an organization, and the plan Of
organization was conceived by Capt. l.
H. Daveney, cor1missary Of subsist-
ence, First brigade, Second division,
Third army corps. Articles of incorpo-
ration have been drafted, and this, the
priuate chapter, has been named Hen
ry Clay Camp No. 1. The following
officers were elected: Commander, Col
Arnold; vice commander. Lieut. Col
Banks; adjutant and chief of staff
Oapt. Daveney, and treasurer, Col
Gunder.
A ritual and rules were adopted. The
plan Of organization provides that the
present organization, Henry Camp No
l, shall be supreme in all matters per-
tanning to the ritual and regulations,
organization Of new camps and the
general government Of the society until
national camp is formed. The units
of the organization shall be the local
camps. each to be named after some
deceased soldier, sailor or statesman
and numbered in the order of their for
nation.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-07

AMONG THE SHIPPERS : The following
shippers were on the market yesterday: Geo.
Downing, .velva, loads sheep; N. Downing.
cattle and calves; M. Hall, Portage la
Prairie. 8 loads cattle and calves; L. NJ.
Weston, Dodge Center; loads hogs; James
Clemens, New Hampton. hogs; Fairbank &
Troll, Bixby, hogs; Carver Bros, Faribault,
hogs; M. c. Black, Cannon Falls, hogs; F.
Damman, Plato, cattle, calves and hogs; L.
Wooders, Red Wing, cattle and hogs; Ryan
& Hansan, Waseca, 2 loads hogs; Jentz Bros,
East Henderson, hogs; E. Frost, jamestown,
cattle.
COMMISSIONS, ETC.-Public inspection Of
hogs, SOC per car. Dressed animals, including
lumpy-jawed cattle and meats, are condemn
ed Sales, unless, otherwise stated per 100
lbs, live weight. Dead hogs, 100 lbs and
over, 7ac per lb; less than 1C0 lbs of no value
All animals apparently affected with actinom-
ings on the head or neck, are subject to in
spection by the state veterinarian. II they
pass, their carcasses are sold for food, other
wise for fertilizers, etc. Public inspectors
boars so lbs each. Yardage: Cattle. 25c: Z:
hogs, &c; sheep, 90 per head. Feed: Corn, 6Oc
per bu; hay. 75c per 100 lbs: bedding 5Oc per
100 lbs. Commissions: Six dollars carload for
single-deck carloads of hogs and sheep and
$40 carload for double-deck carloads of the
same. Fifty cents per head for cattle of all
less than car lots not less than Csc per head !:
cars Of cattle containing less than five veal
calves of less than 200 lbs weight each. the
Double-deck cars of calves. s1S. Mixed car.
loads of stock, 50c per head for cattle. ESQ
per head for calves. 1oc per head for hogs
head and over of hogs and sheep arriving AZ
these yards in a single car to be CHARGED
Sc per car; less than carload lots. Soc per
der thirty head of hogs or sheep. 15c nar
head. Public inspection of hogs s0c per
car. Telegraphic market reports, except
when quoting bona hde sales made the same
whom the telegram is addressed. are az az tSo W
expenses of the recipient. All live STOCK no3
suitable for human food is condemned by the
government ~ SAS
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-07
NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.

FARlBAULT, Mimi, Nov. s-Endres Bros.
have purchased the old sugar refinery prom.
erty, corner OF Front and Willow streets. and
are engaged in putting the building in shane
preparatory to moving their bottlfng works
ana cigar factory there. They expect to be in
tne new location the latter part of the month.
ST CLOUD, Min, Nov. 6.-The Residences OF
Mrs. q. V. Campbell Three-and- d-a-HaH street
souch, was the scene of a brilliant afternoon
reception yesterday, when Mrs Campbell
Mrs. D.: Z. Calhoun and Miss Pattison re,
celved their women friends. The guests Of
honor were Miss Buck, OF Mobile, Ala. and
Mrs: Harold r. Neide, a bride of but few
weeks and. they received with the hostesses
OF the "at-home." -
HUTCHINSON, M1nn., Nov. 6.-Miss Sarah
Popp, daughter of Fred Popp, Of Lynn. and
John Prieve, of this city, were married yes
terday. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
G. H, Stebold. y
MADEL1A, Mimi, Nov 6.-The ladies' of
Madielia have organized reading club which
will be known as the Sorosis. The club will
study Rudyard Kipling and India. The OF
fcers are: President, Mrs. BentonI Woe presi-
dent, Mrs. Knopp, and secretary and treas
urer, Miss Persons. 49,
NORTHFIELD, Mimi, Nov. Cat the an
nual meeting Of the Northfeld Chess club
the following officers were eiected Presi-
dent, L. Fox vice president, Sumner Couper.
secretary and treasurer, 9. w. Pye.
session OF the seIni-annuaj meeting M Ehs
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-07
Live Stock Markets.

SOUTH ST: PAUL. No. 5.-The receipts
AZ az the Union stock yards today were: Cattle,
10y; calves, 125; hogs, 1000; sheep, 1000. The
cattle market was fairly active at steady
prices prices on all kinds Of stuff. There was little
putcner stun in, but the offerings were
stuff early. Quite little leftover stuff was
sold out and the yards were practically
cleared. The outlook for next week for good
outcner cattle and high grade feeders is en-
couraging, providing the market is not
Hooded with poor and common stuff to oc-
cupy the time OF commission men and buyers.
Inc hog market closed the week steady to
strong. The run was a good one for Satur-
Gay and the quality fairly good The bulk
OF the hogs sold at 1886. The sheep market
was steady on all grades, with little doing
The receipts were mostly feeders.
Hogs-Market steady to strong Trading
was brisk and the yards were cleared early.
Ihe oulk of the hogs sold at So. 30. The quail
ity was fair. Representative sales:
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-07
TROUBLE is BREWING.
Farmers VIII Fight Mutual Hail In
surance Company.

MARSHALL, Minn., Nov. 6-The trouble
between the Mutual Hail and Cyclone In
surance company and the farmers of Sodus
township has now reached a point where it
VIII be hard to avoid trouble which will in
VolVe several law suits. The farmers are now
thoroughly convinced that the company is
trying to swindle them out of their hard
earned savings, and do not propose to give
IN. A meeting was held in the town hall and
1t seemed to be the unanimous opinion of all
those who were in any way connected with
the matter that stand be made against
the company, and fight the matter out in the
courts If necessary. The farmers will fght
IN body and the expense will be divided
equally between them If suit is brought
against them by the company to colloce the
assessments. At the meeting the following
resolution was adopted and signed by a num-
Der of them:
Resolved, That we, the undersigned mem
bers Of the so-called Mutual Hail and Cy-
clone insurance company, of Amboy agree
that If any of the above named company are
sued for assessments of 1897 that we will
share equally in the costs of suit brought
against any of the above said members Also
the same course will be taken in case of any
assessments for 1898. Each and every one
whose signature is attached to this agree to
share equally in any such law suit"
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-07
SALTWATER.
I. 70. Staples, Son of the Late Mill
iOnaire, Is Dead.

SALTWATER, Mimi, Nov 6.-I. Edwin
Staples, of this city, whose critical illness
has extended over ten days, died at $3.50 this
morning at the family residence on Owen
street. He was seized with stroke of paraly-
sis while seated in his Office ten days ago,
and since that time had been unconscious
almost continually. 1t was the opinion of
eminent physicians that his paralysis was
due to the bursting of a blood vessel in the
brain. He was nearly 81 years of age. and
was born in Old Town, Me. He had been
resident of this city, however, since his in
fancy. Mr.. Staples was twice married, and
Is survived by widow and one son by his
first wife. He was a son of the late Hon.
Isaac Staples, and was one of the trustees
named in the will of his father. He had
never been rugged man, and a year ago
was critically Ill with a brain trouble. Ar
rangements for the funeral have not yet been
completed, but it will probably be held next
Tuesday.
The Ravenna, of the Bronson & Folsom
Line, arrived from below tonight and has been
laid up for the winter.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-07
Met a TerribIe Death.

WABASIIA, Mimi, Nov 6-Patrick Cos
tello, of Cooks Valley, met with sudden
and terrible death while driving out OF the
city with a load of lumber. He got off the
main road, and at the corner OF Fourth and
Angelique streets, in Rocque's addition, op-
posite Ulrick's brick yard, the horses turned
into and went through the corner of the
fence of Hauswedel's pasture and into the
deep ditch along Angelique street, throwing
him off and overturning the load of lumber
instant death
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-07
Charged win MURDER.

FAIRMONT, Mimi, Nov. G. = Herber.
Thorndson, who lives with his father on
with attempted murder. It is alleged that
he induced young boy, named Goka Harms,
to accompany him to his home, and while
on the road piled him with liquor and then
assaulted him, inficting several dangerous
knife wounds. Harms wounds are serious
but it is thought he will recover. Thornd-
son denies that he did the stabbing, and
believed
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-07
Women's Clubs VIII Meet.

LA CROSSE, Wis, Nov. 6.-La Crosse this
week. where the state federation of wom-
tertaining the largest body of women that
has ever assembled in convention in this city.
The convention opens Tuesday. The local
committees are busly engaged in preparing
for the reception of their guests, and have
plans well under way. Mrs. L. w. Foster,
upon the basis of reports received estimates
the attendance Of delegates at 100. This Is
exclusive of state officers and visitors Of
the latter there will be a large number
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-07
PRINCE WITH A PARCEL.
His Royal Highness Sets a Novel,
Example for London Society.

EAuIIipIe Ior LOhuOh Society.
From the Chicago Record.
London gentleman passing up st. James
street not long ago met well known per-
son coming down that thoroughfare, and at
once made way, uncovering as he did so.
The salute could not be returned in the usual
manner, for the person saluted had both
hands around a big parcel, SO a smile and
nod and then laugh took place. The
man with the bundle passed under the palace
clock tower, giving the same return to the
sentries as they presented arms, both indul-
ging directly afterward in broad grins. Other
sentries performed the same maneuyers. and
when the pedestrian went into the Duke OF
Edinburgh's house no doubt remained that
the Prince of Wales had been observed carry
ing parcel, and a god-sized one too
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-07
Prfnceton,s Most Popular Man.

The Catholic people Of Princeton have Just
closed very successful fair, the proceeds
of which are to be expended in the erection
of Catholic church here. In contest for
a handsome gold-headed cane the voting
was very spirited. and resulted in the prize
going to T. H. Galley as the most popular man
In Princeton
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-07
New Church Dedicated.

FIANDREAU. S. D., Nov. 6-The new NJ
E; church at this place was dedicated today
with appropriate ceremonies. Addresses were
delivered by Rev. A. D. Traveller, of Chicago
and Rev. Dr.. Dobson, of this city.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-07
Y.M. G. A. Conference Postponed.

WEST CONCORD, Mimi, Nov. 6.-The Y.
w. @. A. conference, which was to have been
held here yesterday and today has been
postponed for one week. The state conven-
tion was to be held in Hamline Nov IL to 49,
but the committee has decided to change the
combine the two.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-07
Pastor Called.

W1NONA, Mimi, Nov. Especial al.)-Rev.
=; 5: Van Ness. of the First Baptist church,
q TINS city, has been rendered a call to a
baptlst church at Anoka. He has the mat
ter under consideration,