Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1900-06-01
VERTEBRATE.

The Satterlee Trio are making a great
record.
Gen. John Bdwen, OF California, left
$1,000 to the California w. c. T. U.
Francis Murphy is announced as favor
ang the canteen and denouncing pro-
addition.
Indana's paper, the Patriot Phalanx,
ISSUED state convention edition of 1OO-
600 copies
Frank j. Huber, saloonkeeper, has been
chosen president of the St. Paul Board
OF Aldermen.
1t is said that nearly every Irish Catho-
Vic Of Zumbrota voted against license at
the last election.
class day exercises call for a Handicap
beer drinking contest
Mrs. Ella A. Boole, who nipped in the
bud the bar-maid scheme at the Langtry
fair, is endeavoring to stop it.
o. P. Moore, Storden, sends for some
extra copies of our paper for use as sup
Elementary reading by his pupils.
Mrs. Alice Bailey, our old-time temper
ance singer, has copies Of her music for
sale. Address 1924 Hennepin Ave-, Mime
apolis, MINI.
The national convention Of the Anti
Saloon League took place at Chicago on
the 26th ult. About one hundred delegates
were present.
Premier Mcdonald has introduced pro-
Auditory bill in the Manitoba legislature
and has announced that his administration
will stand or fall by it.
"A subscriber writes: 81 voted for Nc
Kinley but will not do so again. I feel
guilty and after this will keep my hands
clean from my brothers BLOOD
In two recent months s. w. Squire held
meetings in thirty towns; raised 1886 for
the Prohibition state committee and took
fifty subscriptions for party papers.
The American Society for the Protec-
ton of the Native Races from the Liquor
Traffic in our new possessions has been
organized. Bishop Doane is at its head.
University, says that "when the President
was lately in Ohio he was repeatedly en-
tertained by the leading brewers of the
state
Remit fractions of a dollar in one and
two cent postage stamps money or
der costs you money and we are fire.
>Nuently compelled to pay exchange on
checks.
Rev. VIM. Copp is spending his declln-
Sing days at Northfeld. Though feeble In
body, he manifests great interest In our
cause. He attended the first convention OF
1.-THE Prohibition party.
you the National Temperance Almanac for
1890, packed full Of statistics and other
nn1aterial for speeches. National Temper
-ance Society, and West 18th St., N. Y.
city.
The new constitution adopted by the
Methodist General Conference, and which
will probably be approved by the annual
conferences, provides for the admission of
women to quarterly lay and general con-
ferences.
Joseph B. Greenhut, ex-president of the
Whisky Trust and personal friend of
President Mckinley, has been named as
a presidential elector on the Republican
ticket for the Fourteenth Congressional
district of Illinois.
Backbo is doing a large amount
"of t'home missionary work and we need
what is due us. Please do not be careless
about your obligation to us because the
amount is small. All amounts due us are
small but they count.
The Steele County Club is pushing town
ship work. DR.. e. B. Jones, Rev. w. N.
Jameson and Prof, Ingraham are now speak
ding throughout the county and county
tra1Iv will take n1acp monthly c1uh nj
sixteen members has been organized at
SPillsbury Academy.