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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-30
SILVER ISSUE TO THE FRONT
no OTHER IDEA ADVANCED AT ST.
LOUIS CONFERENCE.
p,o,umrt,on of Those who Attended
was that Bryan VIII he N"min"'-
cd and Platform Rcnfnrmea'

Blrminrham, Ala, May % Hon, John
w. Tomunson of this city member for
Alabama OF the National bimetallic com
mittee and close friend of William Jen-
nings Bryan, has Just returned from the
democratic conference at st. Louis lie
denies emphatically the silver Issue is TO
he ignored In the coming National cam
naien and charges that in this respect
both the conference and the speeches mado
at the banquet have been grossly mis-
represented
He declares that the unanimous sent-
ment of tho meeting was Cor coatlnua-
tion of the fight for free coinage at ~
10 /. aud that this sentiment was eN'
pressed in all the speeches and brought
forth more applause than any other eN
1 preston.
/ 1T was assumed by every one pres
1 eut i" said Colonel Tomlinson, that bryai
would be renominated next year aud IA
Chicago platform reafhrmed just as J
stands win two additional planks, on
emphasizlug the evil OF trusts, vino
have especially developed since the las
election, aud the other declaring agaHls
q colonial policy sought 10 be adopted .
the republican party
Neither OF these issues, Colonel Tomllu
son says, will take precedence over IN
silver issue The conference, Color
Tomlinson states further, was chiefly
device means for conducting the can
: paigu. and the plan adopted is for ever
democrat who feels so inclined 20 cot
, tribute 81 per month from now until q
campaign closes next year. Already $40
00n each has been raised by kentucl
and Missouri aud $4,000 in Alabama
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AN IMPORTANT DECISION
Supreme Court Passes on Commissions
Power Regarding Stock.
NO AUTHORITY TO ANNul CERTIFICATES
Nothing In the Law Authorizes Conn
missiouers "a Control the Amount
of stock Issued.

Austin, Texas, May 29.--In reversing and
remanding the case OF William Davis ct al
vs. the san Antonio and Gulf Shore Rail-
way Company, from Bexar county, the SUI
preme court today held that the perform
ance OF the ministerial duties imposed
upon the railroad commission by article
54S4G of the Revised Statutes In the mat
ter OF receiving and preserving the state
ments OF certificates OF stock issued by
boards OF directors of railroad corporations
and causing the aggregate amount Of such
stock to be registered by the secretary OF
state does not involve the power to au-
thorize or prohibit the issuing of the cer-
tifiates of stock nor involve the authority
to annul such shares when once issued
| and delivered The secretary OF the COM
| pany. the court holds. does not derive his
power to issue and deliver the shares OF
stock from the acceptance by the railroad
commission of the statement required b.
law, but the authority to make the Issue
is conferred upon the secretary of the cor
poration by the law upon compliance will
its terms. No possible construction OF tn
language OF the article can SO expand
as to embrace within its terms authorit
for the railroad commission to interior
with or control the corporation in issuin
certificates representing the stock sub
scribed for.
. The reversing of this case reopens tt
question Of the ownership of the San Al
tonic and Gulf Shore. Davis and his as
sociates were shut out OF the directorsh
of the road several years ago and 1t w
sold out by order of court and finally
qlired by corporation OF which Geor'
o w. Breckenridge is the leading spirit
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

,,,tly George Wiley, negro, resist
,ri,,t and was shot and oanly hul'
| .ssruty sheriff
|vvpERsoN The prohibition election
N al With very little excitement, anu
I, uopositlon is that the ants Will sue
IA
aEynERsoN.-A negro created mucn
ka,meut by barricading himself IN
us and iorcibly resisting arrest ne was
kly captured without injury.
.sowNwooD.-The grand jury hero
eun,i after having been in session
atsn days. They reported siXty-two
iound-hfty-six misdemeanors ana
Aiscnlss.
sglRlLLo. Amarillo has a new en-
)srhe Of a seeming permanent nature
i il the shape of a daily newspaper
b known as the Amarillo Evening News
/ Caldwell, publisher.
DENTON. pilot Point lodge No. 1o4,
$isAs Of Pythias, held decoration ser
Ess II that place over the graves Of
Ben dead brethren in the presence OF
'a crowd. Several members of the
ass here attended.
NElNNEY was observed II
s city as Decoration Day at its GENE
sY All day long streams of people wend
htlr way TO Pecan Grove cemetery W.T.
FiRa Of flowers, which we're strewn D
fig hands promiscuously over IN
rFss Of the departed sleepers.
sERENs.--At a meeting of the either
slit stock company was. organized Il
r purpose Of erecting and operating
,laa seed oil mill, with capital stock {
elN Directors were elected and woi
" begin At once. The mill will be
H.lasss for operation by September 10.
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NOT IN SOAP TRUST.

FsH X Fairbank Company Officially
Declare That They Will Not Go In.
'iciso, May 2e,--Iu an interview today
n lanes B. Mcmahon. second vice presi-
s' Of the N. X. Fairbank Company,
sssins officially in behalf of the Com
Frl EXPRESSED himself as follows;
ware not Identified in any manner
~ " movement TO combine the lead
|. Msp Manufacturers. although such a
s,'msnl is we'll under way and may
-.uaiiy materialize. Notwithstanding
N 4, ploltions in the soap trade are very
hi. semcIalized. the Fairbank Company
~ seeking or encouraging any conf
sa OF manufacturers as means OF
n "s,ynenl Soap prices are relatively
mi Hssl IN the history OF the trade. The
MARKET has advanced fully / cent
!. VIVA IN the mast few months without
| kIv,,sN Iesponding Improvement in the
s,.ss Prices Of soaps, hence the present
~ -. towards combining interests
IN. 9anlna,lon embracing the princips
|sSsa N. throughout the country
M Mn naturally and legitlmately he in
Ipsa,s, advance soap prices proper
u,ss,. % the enhancement of all raw
/ I'd, - put beyond this effect on on
c,esns, rs positively not interested o
| lset, m ~ any consolidation of soap in
| IN y. NE are encouraging our sales
III al directions 10 work with per
VA. snoence In the permanent indie
| iSass Oi THIS Company of all Trust
w d, ano we are pleased to stat
Naas s soae trade continues very brisl
w e,,.., ssiae from the natural effect {
Y III IN combination, the current 90.
htsr ny materials warrantp MATERIAL
| " A, " ss. on soaps. and sensible huy
b iss hi l'i,Slpsting future requirement
a,sl,, ,,,l unit OF their convenience
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800 ~ recruitment ofnciais.

Mr.. B. l.. wenchell, vice president and
traffic manager of the Colorado and South
ern, with headquarters at Denver ana
Mr.. u. b. Keller, vice president and traf-
ic manager of the Fort Worth and Dem
yer. with headquarters at Fort Worth
were in the city yesterday, having come
up from Galveston, where they, win a
party OF prominent Denver people, nave
been spending a day or two on pleasure
trip. The personnel Of the party, besides
the two above named gentiemsl' IS ME-
r. 7, Weuchen. wife OF Vice President
Wepcheu, Mr. j. p. Douglass, general
agent OF the Fort Worth and Denver; Mrs
ID g. Keaer, wife of Vice Preslden
Keller; Miss Johnson and Mrs K q
Montgomery. The party passed through
Houston last night over the Houston an
Texas Central en- route to Fort Worth
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n sufficient length Of time to establish the
efficiency or the fallacy OF such systems
II successtil the general government
could ADOPT similar forms and measures
II a failure we could discard them pot
ever and improve our present poilty ny
the experience gained
Let us remember that We should DC "a
triots hrst and politicians never ~ -,
That patriotism requires us TO adopl those
ideas in government which prom % Nln
nrove to be the most benehcial WI
injury to none Let us con ~
nreiudices and go In to win for ~ ga
OF mankind Governmeut~-oura csee'i aly
lis getting 10 be an intoleraele ourueh
II is safe 10 say that under our pre9fn.
system an anarchist is born with the rlslhs
of each mornings sun. so. wniie We con
tinue 10 experiment along such masnlhttnt
lines as our Federal government now iv'-
lows let us also under the same mandh2,
ment try venture on smaller ana
/ si1lpTeT plan. II 1t should he fallu'e
| snn we would be the gamer therepy' nnO
II will not cost us one huudredth palt y
the amount we eNoend 10 our campale p
/ az education" that have made the UNTO
Stetes the SYNONYM Tor all that 70 N'Vi""
and corrupt in politics.
These few disiointed ideas may a22ea
ohlnnerical 10 others, but 10 my nina 1he
seem entirely reasonable ANA SAFE. NleAi
" the experiment would not cost us huS
az one National camplign. in actual dei
lars and cents. and that's the cAiei "
oeptive--to Americans. II attempicd'
might be declared unconstitutional, b,
something OF the kind Is necessary ana or
OF our wisest statesmen once Alarmed th'
styVha;ever IS necessary to the salvation
the country is consistent
Certainlv II were at the head OF n
| fairs and had supreme authority -in3ee
if | had a KINGDOM would have rae
:. department Of state devoted exclusively
I experiments In government and VOC
l adopt those measures only that withsto,
r the test Of trial. Al any rate, sucn - y
i thCueht Of a busy Newspaper Man.
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s..,.r,, Come discovered.

Ticket scalpers OF Jacksonville Fla7
finding themselves stocked with large
number Of return coupons of winter tour
list tickets from the Nor'h which were
likely to expire on their hands sent a
man to Big Rapids, Mich, who; writi,ns
from that place in the name Of the m
dividuai purchaser of each, ticket, appl .si
TO the issuing roads for redemption on the
coupons. giving in each case a piaus'oiI, y,
reason for not having used the ticker, ~
is said that Chairman Richardson OF w
Southeastern Passenger assoclation ~
covered the trick and nollhea an :" "'
roads.
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rcxn. shenla Wake More nuc,set..

Every bucket and every wash tub used
in Texas should be manufactured in Texas
but then that void be getting things
Ton common so close TO home Let's cry
our ewes out for a million dollar factory
while with A bucketful of our tears w
could manufacture all the buckets needsF
in Texas. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-30
>,r,,y SCHEDULE

the Houston, OAK Lawn ana Nas srs,ns
~ ,,tINav will operate their ualhS
nom this date as follows, ysrv hon,
suuaay-Traips VIII Leave every ,n. c nou'
from The corner Of san lsein'o saa ool'
merce streets a. 9 ~ - Z a. sar iss s
4, 3. s, Z. and p M
he park al 1870 Q, m 80, an, :. =.
Mon' sor private PARTIES Wednesday
T Ts, MA and FRIDAY trains VIII leave a
nS'; ~ Z and . . no. rs'urnsinas losye y - !,
. bark al $50. $50, Z so. $50 ana W.
m. SATURDAY. is reserved Tor spee'a
plcnics or parties
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An ,n,ell,sent Seq OF rarmer..

pallaS lucs-tit lhu'
II present prospects bold good, Texas
will, with this years crop and fair mar
ke,, pay out OF debt The farmers are Nv
ing to great extent on home products
ard where they can do so are buying goodl
OF Texas manufacture. They are borrow
ing but little money cvtn on or Z re-
cent rate They are practiclng domesii
economy and studying political economy
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acLE SANS HOT nArHs.
a., hot Springs of ArLansn..

satfpr,-au conducted hy United States
|ap AZ n viii eradicate the effects OF
|hFa .sre rheumatism. malaria. neu-
i',yeas ssln. stomach, kidney, liver and
M tissisorders, paralysis. blood and
.esns.'ases and chronic ana sunstinnsi
ssasAtsenu Mountain climate and cool,
wsss y sners; Leading hotels open
Nasgls "a Pullman. Great Northern.
,tfs. avenue, Wayeriy aud 100
NC, trse.,sss me managers for rates
ssssus ior y0 n.y., secretary Business Men .
sra,IA Illustrated pamphlets Of ii :
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spec,si Authority.

Austin. Texas, Msy 27-In approSai %
Joint application OF the TeSarkana , suu
Fort Smith railway, the Texas ana Nv"
orleans railroad and the Galveston ~,
rishnrg and San Antonio Railway onn
nantes. authority Is granted for the auVp'
non OF the rate OF g eents per ls, pnil,
mum carload, 1000 ties per car, ron hu'''
- n, Paso Effective May ~, 1899.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-30

Denton. Texas. May 2s.--The gauge COCK
ot Missuuri Kansas and Texas freish'
engine No. IFS blew out near Aubrey TINS
morning. the escaping steam sesl1 rn
,inoer Williams had his back wrenchen.
The dead engine and injured men were
taken to Denisen. :, "a s.vsra,
The accident DELAYED all uaino s''''~'
boura
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,.rnor Northen's Address.


To the Editor OF inc - -, A.
corsicana. Texas May p r GU srs "a ier
serving the thanks OF 81, goni " \ North.
puollsnlnass ss,iyeres in the city Of Boston
MIS-, rs,sar5 il As the greatest speech WI
rsss,1 an thar subject Yours Fespeel'
fully. ----s---
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-30

president ] T Manson q 'ns n,asy Tor
Houston and Northyn ,eis
Denison on a business wv sa,uer
Mr. S l.. werden, travennk uous-
ana freight agent for tue us''sfS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-30

Auatin, Texas, Nay 29-IhV
,h,s morn,ne signed the bill euthorit,lnn.ss
ths railroad commission to eharse
snr nj copies az papers In is office eASgt'
such as may be furnished 20 some nep''
mont Of the state government
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II you would be well. keep a well ..e aas
ward oh diseases OF an slnrs; NV 1, ac,
Orchard Water on HAA II Il Natures owl
caslonsily, as required ~ =
medicine.
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a rla.terea raer.

re- label use 5000 deal OF iae.-
''sss,ss s.sa She oush, 10 belong TO the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-30
Il Error Corrected.

.,.,ial wagons for collection OF
a.. sI.s'ppR Iv ATE RESIDENCES Tor
aAGlb ~, ,rains, also for delivery to Pr.
rgoiug ua,ns he city. We are on duty
r,issa.ss WE u, NEVER SLEEP. Tele-
y loam ,,on private residences receive
\, .,,su.lon. Phone So, >,srrp co
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you TRY II.
II sbnoh's Cough and consumsuon cure
IA gents ana ST 90. does not cure. take ths
hottie hack and wo will refund your money
soid for over fifty years on this guarantees
Price Is cents aud 80 cents
MANY 4 LOVER
Has turned With disgust from an otnetwis'
Clover Root Tea Surifies the breath ny y
action on the bowels, etc, as noiniry els
will Sold for years on absolute susIa9 ~ rs
Druggist 500 Main syest, Houston.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-08-25
LANDSEEKERS.
Another Party of 1owans Arrive in the
City on the Noon Train
Today.

From Mondays Caily.
Another party of landseekers from
Iowa arrived on the noon train today and
left this afternoon to take a trip through
the country along the new railroad grade
north. Some of them will go to Wash
burn and beyond. The party was &C.
companied by W. P. Macomber, agent
for the w. D. Washburn lands.
There are twenty-one persons in the
party-William King and Andrew Max
well of Perry; G. M. Condor and M. J.
Conroy of Patton; G. w. Beckee, Chas.
Stewart and T. S. McRae of Berkeley;
John F. Alban, J, H. Roberts, and G. E.
Heatlund of Pilot Mound; w. B. Bitton
of Panther; B. Biggs of Boute; Moses
Deardof, George Dicken, Ben Yale,
James Vaskay, Milo Yale and T. G. Doan
of Yale and Clark Marion of Perry.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-08-25
THE FAIR BOARD.
State Fair Board Meets Last Night at
Mandan to Make Final
Arrangements.

An important session of the directory
of the Morton County Fair association
was held in it's chambers in Mandan last
night, at which most of the final arrange
ments for the holding of the September
state fair were completed.
The question of reduced rates of trans
p%ortation during fair week and the run
ming of special trains, which had caused
the board some apprehension, was ad-
justed by the acceptance of the railroads
proposition, and the same special trains
will run and the same reduced rates pre-
vail that existed last year.
President Worst of the State Agricul-
tural College was present, and it was
determined to hold a Farmers Institute
during two nights of the fair, and efforts
will be made to have it of the most
important features of the occasion.
It was also determined to erect an an
mex to the pavilion, and work will begin
on it Immediately.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-08-25
Arm
Proceedings Begun in Disbarmen'
Against l.. A. Simpson of
Stark County.

Proceedings looking to the disbarment
of L. A. Simpson, states attorney OF
Billings county, have been begun in the
supreme court, and the complaint in the
case was served on the defendant by
Clerk of the Supreme Court R. E. Hos.
kins today. The complaint is filed in
the supreme court by States Attorney
w. T. Denniston of Billings county, and
the allegations comprise statements OF
unprofessional conducts and that un.
worthy an attorney. Several cases are
alleged in the complaint, the principal
ones of which allege that the defendant
has received money from persons en-.
gagged in the liquor traffic at Dickinson
in return for immunity from prosecu-
ton.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-08-25
TO PROVIDE OFFICERS
War Department Preparing for Con
%tingencies in the Way of More
Volunteers.

The war department may make an
other call for volunteer troops as in
the last call for regiments for Philip
pine service and is securing recon-
mendations for appointments to COM
missioned places, from the governors
of the several states. Governor Fan
cher has received the following tele-
gram from Secretary Of War Root re-
garding the matter:
'"TO meet any demand of the future
for volunteer officers under the act Of
congress approved March 2, 1899, you
are requested to submit the names Of
two officers from each of the vOlun-
teer regiments from your state mus
tered into service during the Spanish
American war in order that their
records may be examined and such
further inquiry as suggests itself may
be made before there is any urgent
pressure of action. In suggesting
these names. youth, vigor, intelligence,
character and demonstrated fitness
to command should be taken into con-
sidcration."
Governor Fancher has answered tie
communication by stating that as s9on
as the regiment returns from the
Philippines the officers thereof would
be consulted and recommendations Of
two of them be made for the consid-
GRAFTON by the war department.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-08-25
For sale by E. S. Beardsley.
DON'T
Commissioner Thomas Says the Min
neapolis Journals Estimate of
the Crop is too High.

Commissioner of Agriculture Thomas
says the estimate of the wheat crop of
this state by the Minneapolis Journal is
way too high. The Journal estimated
the crop last year at S0,0OO,OU bushels
and this year at 81 100000. Mr.. Thomas
says: The wheat acreage of North
Dakota for 1898 which we know to be
correct, having collected the figures
twice last fall and again this spring and
summer, was 3,6S9,0O0 acres, and the
yield in round numbers was 100000
bushels or a difference Of 100000
bushels between what The Journal
estimated it at and the actual facts.
The average for 1899, is practically the
same as last year and taking The
Journals kind statement to be true,
that the crop of 1899 is not SO heavy
as that of 1898, we cannot expect the
yield to reach 5O,OOo,OO bushels or my
thing like it, but if it does The Journals
estimate will be 100000 too high for
1899.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-08-25
NOT DELAYED.
Mistake in Name Of Vessel Gives
Rise to the Erroneous.
Belief.

The transport Grant was not delayed
on it's trip from Manila, carrying the
North Dakota boys. Col. Bird, in charge
of the transports at Washington, is send
ing out the notice of the arrival of the
Sheridan at Nagasaki, made a mistake
and called the vessel the Grant" The
latter vessel made the run to Nagasaki
quickly and left there over ten days ago
and is now in mid ocean, and is expected
to arrive in San Francisco not later than
August 80, and may complete the trip
by the 2Sth.
Judge Winchester received a telegram
Saturday night stating that a special
meeting of the state executive committee
had been called for Fargo today to make
arrangements for a general badge move
ment to secure funds to bring home the
soldiers free of charge.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-08-25
DEvINE's DENIAL.
Lieutenant Governor Denies that He
Drew Money to Which He Was
Not Entitled.

Lieutenant Governor Devine denies
that he drew more salary than he
was entitled to when governor of the
state. The lieutenant governor ex-
planned thus to the Times-Record at
Valley City:
"When the war broke out and the
North Dakota troops were called out
Mr.. Briggs was in California, and
while Governor Devine, prior to this
time, had not felt warranted in as
Stunning any of the duties of the gov
ernor's office, although section y, ar
ticle 3, of the state constitution pre-
scribes that the lieutenant governor
shall act as governor during the alb
sence of the latter from the state, he
felt at that time that the condition of
affairs warranted him in taking ac-
ton. He accordingly assumed the
duties Of governor and acted as such
during Il portion of the months of
April and May. 1898, about Il month
in all. notwithstanding the fact
that he filled the governors office he
drew for this time his salary as lieu
tenant governor only. $S3 33 a month.
This was Il matter which Mr.. Devine
expected to adjust with Gov. Briggs
when the latter returned, but the un-
timely death of the governor Il few
months later prevented this. Mr.. De-
vine felt that as he had filled the office
for a month he was legally entitled
to the salary. which was $3.50, and
that he had Il balance coming Of $1G7
for his services in April and May.
When Gov. Briggs died August 8 Mr..
Devine at once became the governor
and as such entitled to the salary.
He drew for his services in August
1888, which is about $50 less than the
amount to which he would have been
entitled had he been allowed his sal
airy as acting governor in the spring.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-08-25

and ever; so why not dance? It won't
make the grave any darker, but it will
make life more blissful, and lure you
on to Il happier condition and a more
peaceful rest. We do not know SO
much about the future but if the
future means Heaven we would rather
waltz through the gates of the New
Jerusalem than to go trailing in behind
the celestial procession, covered with
the dust of superstition. We would
not be afraid to bet almost anything
that when we are all gathered before
the great white throne, the school
ma'ams will not be far from the head,
and through the gauzy robes the an
gels wear, will be seen these words,
"Welcome.'
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-08-25
TEkNYSON CIGARS
ONCE SMOKED, ALWAYS SMOKED.
Budd Takes a Hand.

Devils Lake Inter. Ocean: Budd
Reeve proposes to raise $4,000 by pop
ular subscription in North Dakota for
the purpose of paying the railroad fare
of our soldier boys from San Francisco
to their respective homes. Budd is the
most determined hustler in the state,
and that he will succeed in accomplish
ing what he sets out to do, goes without
saying. He will probably adopt the
scheme of the st. Paul and Minneapolis
people in obtaining 81 subscriptions
There are owe $1,000 people in North
Dakota who can well afford to donate 81
for this laudabie purpose.