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Epvvortll League Rates.

CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-Mr. E. O. McCor-
mick, passenger. traffic manager of the
Southern Pacific railroad, stated today
that there is no truth in thA reported
Chicago to California, for the Epworth
League convention to be held in Calf
fornia in July, but that the Western Pas
senger association and Transcontinental
Passenger association lines have recently
confirmed this rate from Chicago, as well
as $45 from Missouri river points, and
SAT so from ST. Louis, Memphis and New
Orleans to California and return.
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a % l e symptoms
of catarrh.' But. |
my dear madam, |
you may haVel
catarrh all thel
s a m e. Catarrh !
is not always lo-l
Gated in the head.
You m a Y have
catarrh of the
lungs, or stom-I
ach. or liver, orI
k 1 d n e y S, a n d.
especially y o u
m a Y h a We C al
tarrh of the pei
vic organs. |
T h e d o c t o r
went on to say:
"I have b e 4 NJ
preaching t h i s.
doctrine for thel
last forty years,
but there are a
vast multitude of
women who have
never heard it,
yet. Catarrh may
attack any organ
o f t h e b o Il Y.
Women are eSOe-
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If there is to be a reapportionment of
the state and two new districts are to be
found, Chisago county bids fair to be-
come a bone of contention between the
two largest counties in the state. Not
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-24

Mr. Jacobson, at the beginning Of the
present term, intimated that he would
close the legislature at the end of sixty
DAYS, as was then noted in the G o b Z.
He has not been heard to express a diff
ferent determination and he will prob
ably insist next week, when the matter
is to come up for consideration, upon the
short term. Some will oppose the idea.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-13

Marquis of Londonderry, the king and
queen, respectively attended by the mas
ter Of the horse, the lord steward and
the lords and ladies in waiting, followed
by the pages of honor, the captain of the
yeoman of the guard, gold stick, the
captain of the gentlemen at arms silver
stick in waiting, the field officer in wait
ing, with officers, gentlemen at arms and
yeoinen of the guard closing the process
sion.
IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
After the king is ROBBED with the Duke
of Devonshire Qord president of the coun-
cid carrying his imperial crown, the pro
cession will advance to the house of
peers, the cap of maintenance beng borne
before the king, on the right hand of
the sword Of state.
When the king is seated on the throne,
the Duke of Devonshire, bearing the cap
of maintenance will stand on the steps,
Of the throne. On the right of the king
will be the Marquis of Londonderry with
the sword of state; on the left will be the
lord steward. The other officers of the
household will arrange themselves on
each side of the throne, in the rear of
the great officers of state.
When the king retires the procession
will return to the robing room and thence
to the state carriage in the same order
special edition of the Gazette an
nounces that by the kings determination
special statute under the seal of the
order of the Garter shall be issued con-
ferring upon the queen the title of LADY
of that most noble order"
Lord Roberts title is gazetted as "Vis-
count ST. Pierre and Earl of Candahar
and Pretoria"
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GYENA CHOICE OF SUICIDE
CHINESE WHOSE DEATHS ARE DE-
MANDED ARE EXPECTED TO
KILL THEMSELVES
SAYS A REPORT FROM pEK1N
Doubted If Gen. Hsiang Will Agree
to Rid China of Himself
Meeting of En-
voys.

PEKIN, Feb. 12.-Prince Ching and Ii
Hung Chang have received a long dis
patch from the court, which they have
not disclosed to the foreign ENJOYS 1t is
alleged to contain, in addition to the re-
cent celebrated reform decree, an ac-
count of how Emperor KHang Su has
sent choice of method of suicide to all
those named for punishment by the en-
voys, closing with the inquiry whether
Prince Ching and Ii Hung Chang think
the ENJOYS will be satisfied.
1t is understood the Chinese plenipoten
uarles, in their reply to the court said
the foreign ENJOYS could not object
strongly to an accomplished fact. but
that they would probably insist upon
the sentence of execution being published
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Approved.
COMMITTEES.

St. Paul Mimi. Feb 6, 1901.
From the Committee on Schools TO the
Board of School Inspectors
gentlemen: We have received TeSigna-
tons from the following teachers and
recommend that they be accepted:
Miss E. Barl1uloo, Webster school. to
date from Jan. 81
Miss ]. Marsden, Franklin school, to
date from Feb. "a.
We have received requests for leave of
absence from the following tee cheers and
recommend that they be granted:
Miss G. Haas, Franklin school, from
Feb: 1 to the end of the school year.
Miss ]. Larkin., Webster school, from
Jan. 81 to the end Of the school year.
We recommend that leave Of abs nee
granted Miss Charlotte Lewis. Raw-
thorne school, and Miss G. J. Knight,
Webster school, be extended TO the close
of the present school year.
We recommend the following transfers:
Miss E. Tanning, from the LIST scade
Sibley school to the LIST grade Douglas
school, vice Miss Emeny, transferred, to
date from Feb. list.
Miss E. ENEMY, from 1st grade Douglas
school to the LIST grade Sibley school. vice
Miss Tanning, transferred, to date from
Feb list
Miss NJ Emerson, from the 4th grade
Douglas school to the LIST grade Sheridan
date from Feb. LIST.
Miss K. Dunn, from the list grade Sher-
idan school to the 4th grade Douglas
school, vice Miss Emerson transfer. Ell.
to date from Feb. list
Miss f. Thuet from the 18th grade
Madison school to the Mechanic Arts
High School, as an additional teacher.
without change of salary, to date from
Miss V. Bacon. from the list grade
Hawthorne school to the 2nd grade
Grant school, vice Miss Wicker, trans
ferred.
Miss f. Wicker. from the 2nd grade
Grant school to the Franklin school, TO
open a new room, to date from Jan. 81.
We recommend the following appoint
Miss S. Gaughan, out on leave OF alb
sence. to the Madison school, grade to be
assigned vice Miss Thuet, transferred,
at a salary of $500 per month, to date
from Feb It'll.
Miss L. Ahrens to the Franklin school,
vice Miss Marsden resigned, at j salary
of $1,000 per month, to date from Feb.
4th
Miss E. McGuiggan to the Ramsey
school, vice Miss Gaskell. granted leave
of absence, at salary of 5000 per month,
to date from Jan. 1st.
We recommend that Miss G. Leppla,
Hendricks school, be allowed $500 per
month additional for experience, to date
Fl on Sept. 10, 1900.
Respectfully submitted,
H c.. McNAIR,
Chairman.
Ayes~Inspectors Fry, McNair, SSavard,
Wallace. Mr.. Presidents.
Nays-0.
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IN HONOR oF LINCOLN
Continued From First Page.

on both sides. A motion was made to
take a half holiday to honor the dav.
tut the Republicans declined to adjourn.
and this brought on a storm of criticism
from the Democratic side President
Hamilton of the National League of Re
publican clubs, attended the banquet to-
night. He is here to secure the afiilia
ton of the Indiana league with the ma
uonal association
The following toasts were responded
to:
Col. Charles Jewett, of New Albany.
was POSTMASTER
komo.
1a The National Republican League
Isaac Miller Hamilton, Chicago.
4oung Men in the Republican Party''
Senator Samuel Crumpacker, Evansville.
Indiana's Contribution to Republican
National Politics. NJ. E. Forkner, New
castle.
THE Mission of the Republican Party
at the Threshold of the Twentieth Cen
turY,'' c. w. Miller.
The Republican Party as the Safe
guard of American Institutions Eph-
Ram Marsh, of Greenfield
Ideal Citizenship in Our Republic" j.
Cumming Smith.
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throughout the empire, and possibly upon
the heads of those condemned being
exhibited at various points.
1t is very seriously doubted in Chinese
circles here that Gen Tung Flu Hsiang
Will agree to commit suicide The army
VIII support him. He has absolute con-
troll of the Mohammedans, and is believed
TO be one himself. He refused to allow
the dlsbanding of 5000 men, and the en-
peror ordered him far from the court.
To attempt his execution it is thought
IN Chinese circles might mean civil war.
This morning the foreign ENJOYS met
and considered the question of quarters
for the legation guards The matter of
indemnity was also mentioned, especially
as bearing upon the damage done to the
personal property of foreigners.
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CLAIMS AGAINST SPAIN.
Agreement Reached by the Senate
End House COnferees.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-The concerea IS
OF the senate and the house today reach
ed an agreement upon the bill PROV ding
means for settling the claims If cit
liens of the United States AGAINST SPAIN
as provided for by ne Paris treaty. of
peace. The house confetses rccede from
their amendment requiring t. e court of
claims to pass upon such claims and az
Cept the senate provision fer II commits
sion. The new memb e"shi2 of the COM
mission is, however, Increased from
three to five. A provision was inserted
making the decisions of TIE commission
final, but giving it authority to grant
a rehearing under certain circumstances
and also to ask the opinion o. the Ullitel
States supreme court On points of law.
The commissioners are 20 pv appointed
by the president and confirmed bv the
senate. and the bill reqlir IS that shey
shall be learned in the Ii The hca,i-
quarters of the commits m vii! he in
Washington, but it is erapowe,'Al to senl
a commissioner abroad t. take testi-
mony.
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WOMAN sNooTs
NER FORMER HUSBAND

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. 12.-11rs.
Ella see!y tonight shot and wounded her
former husband, w. A. seely, chi,f tuy>
er for swift's Packing company, at hi,
residence in this city. The wound is not
serious, although the ball pass d through
Seely's arm.
Mrs. seely wore a beard and a cap
and was otherwise disguised as a man.
when she was admitted to the 8 ely resi-
dence by Mr. Seely's present vie. The
disguised woman asked Tor Mr. Seeiv
and when he appeared, she whipped a
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revolver from her pocket and fired one
shot at him. The bul ct stuck s ely in
the right arm just above the elbow 20.
for she could shoot again. SeeIy. with
the assistance of his wife, succs eded IN
overpoworing the woman Ms. See,p
was arrested and taken to the city iaii
Where she is being led The cluse O;
the assault is not known
Mr.. Seely and Ms. Ella Seelv were
divorced about ten years ago. Since then
Mrs Sce.y has spent much of the time
She is about fifty-fve years Of age -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-13
WITH ALL ANCIENT PONP|
PROGRAMME FOR THURSDAY IN
THE UPPER HOUSE OF BRIT
ISH PARLIAMENT
IN THE OLD STATE CARRIAGE
King Edward WIFI, he Driven TO
Parliament House, Where He
VIII Address, His Faithful
Lords and. Commons.

LONDON, Feb. 12.--Kipg Edward has
sanctioned the official programme of the
ceremonial TO be observed in the house
Of lords Thursday The great officers of
state and others will assemble at the
house of lords The king will alight from
the state carriage, and the procession
VIII move to the robfhg room as follows:
Pursuivants, heralds, the kings equer-
rles' gentlemen ushers, grooms in wait
ing and officers of the household, flank
ed by the sergeants at arms; the lord
Prlvy seal. the lord high chancellor, the
BACK Rod, the Garter King of Arms,
the Earl Marshal, the lord great chamber.
lain, the sword of state, carried by the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-13

moved them short time before and the
safe was empty.
The robbers were discovered as they
lett the house, but made their escape
without difficulty. -'''0
The burglary was committed Will.
people were passing the house almost
every minute, and the entire job was C r
lied out in the care of an electric light
which stands in front of the house.
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Lincoln Day in Denver.

DENVER. Col, Feb. 12.-Lincoln day
was celebrated in Denver tonight bv two
banquets, one by Colorado Commandery
of the Loyal Legion at the Windsor ho-
tel, and the other under the auspices Of
the Republican state central committee
at Brown Palace hotel. DR.. Thomas A.
Green, of Cedar Rapids, To-, was the
principal speaker at the former banquet
and those at the latter included Brigadier
General Irving Hale and Hon John w
Springer, of Denver; Charles E. Cast. Of
Pueblo. and Henry McAllister, of Col
orado Springs
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ENGINEERS AND JANITORs

We recommend that in case of sickness
OF any engineer or janitor there be no
reduction made in salary, providing the
absence does not exceed three 90 DAYS
in any one month
Further recommended that the engineer
and JanltOr Of the Jefferson receive one
dollar per meeting of the school orchestra.
Adopted.
Ayes-Inspectors Fry. McNair, savard.
Wallace Mr.. President-5.
Nays-0.
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ROBBERS TAKE u SAFE
WElGH1NG OVER BOO poUNDs

CHICAGO, Feb. 1e.-Ihis evening two
men drove up in a cutter to the door OF.
the residence of Chauncey J. Blair, a
millionaire banker, Who resides on Ir X
el boulevard. One man held the horse
while the other Climbed up the front
porch, pried open a widow and carried
out safe weighing 3GO pounds, in which
Mrs. Blair usually kepta her jewels. 1t
happened, however, that. she had re-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-13
Union League Of Broo,s1vn

NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-The Union
League Club of Brooklyn this evening
held its annual Lincoln dinner The
principal guest was Minister WI, WHO
held a formal reception before the dim
ner. Three hundred and nine guests sat
at the table. President H. B. Masters
presided, ard at his right sat Minister
WI and the Hon. Thomas W. Cridler
assistant secretary of state President
Master introduced Minister WI, who
read his speech from manuscript and
was frequently interrupted with applause
The Rev Madison C. Peters smoke on
'Lincoln's Wit and WISDOM and Gen.
Vandercoort, of Nebraska, on Lincoln
From the Soldiers Point of View
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st. Paul, Mimi. Feb. 6 1901

ST Paul, Mimi, Feb. g. 1901
non. Board of Education, St Paul
gentlemen: In consideration of the
purchase of $50 Or more Columbia Series,
Political and Physical Maps, size Is by
46 and As by g. in, mounted on spring
or on spring rollers, on portable boards
at $500 each we will agree to supply
the maps in any quantity, at same
Irlces' as you may need them, at any
tine during the next three wears In
addition to this, we will donate for the
benefit Of the Training School:
Complete set of Physical maps,
mounted on spring rollers, on portable
boards CT Diamond Cases.
o. copies Of the Rand, McNally Man
ual describing the Physical Maps
Al of which will be properly boxed, and
will be delivered in .irst-class condition.
free on board cars in St Paul, MINI.
Respectfully submitted
RAND, McNALLY 81 co.
Ordered filed
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NEW YORK. Feb. 12-The Lincoln Club
of Jersey City gave its thirty-sixth bar
quet at the Jersey City club house To-
night. Among the toasts and those who
coin, the Diplomat" by United States
Senator T. c. Carter, of Montana, and
Abraham Lincoln. the Emancipator,' nv
G. d. Alden, of Massa chusetts.
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Three Through Tourist Cars to Cali
fnrpI0

One Weekly via Kansas 5a City and he
One, weekly via Kansas City, through
Texas points to Los Angeles and San
Francisco.
One weekly via Des Moines and scenic
route, through the Colorado resorts. to
San Francisco.
New Pullman tourist sleeping cars, with
every convenience via the popular Chi
cago Great Western. For full informa-
tion and booklet address j.. N. Storr
city passenger agent. G.. G. w. Ry. Fifth
and Robert streets. st. Paul. MINI
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7drs. WinsIo,y,s soothing syrun

Has been used for 4ver FIFTY YEARS
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. It c0OTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS
all PAIN, CURES WIND COLIC. and IS
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every Part of the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other
kind TWENTY-FIVE cents bottle.
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ton of the following text books: Red
way S Physical Geo. Founda ton of
french (Glme & CO..; Larneds English
Adopted 0'-9
,Azyes-Inspectors Fry, McNair, Savacd,
wallace, Mr. President-5.
NayS-0
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APPOINTMENTS in Army
ANOTHER BATCH or NOMINATIONS
SENT TO SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb, 121The president
today sent the following nominations to
the senate: o "A
Army..Regplars medicar department:
Lieut.. Col. Peter J. CleaTy, department
surgeon general to be- assistant surgeon
general, with rank qofUocolonel; Maj
Charles B. Byrne, surgeon to be deputy
surgeon, with rank of lieutenant colonel
Cavalry-Second Lieutenant Charles T..
Body. Fourth, and Henry C. Whitehead,
Tenth, to be first lieutenants.
Volunteecs-To be assistant surgeon,
WITH rank of captain: Justus M. Wheate
S. A; Francis NJ. McGallum. of Kansas,
acting assistant surgeon, u. S. A; Harry
A. Littlefield, of Oregon, late acting as
sistant surgeon. Z. S. A; Frederick w:
assistant surgeon First South Dakota
volunteers; Gerry S. Driver, of the Dis
trict of Columbia, acting assistant sur
geon, L. S. A.
Revenue Cutte,s-Michael H Usina, of
Georgia, to be second assistant engineer
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12-The retire
ment of Gems. John NJ Wilson and Fitz-
hugh Lee will take place Immediately
after the confirmation of their nomina-
tons by the senate as brigadier generals.
Gen. H. c. Merriam. commanding the
department of the Colorado, will take
charge of the duties of the department
of the Missouri in conjunction with his
other duties for the present.
WASHINGTON, Feb. II. = Gen. S.
B. M. Young, who yesterday was
confirmed a major general, has been
chosen to succeed Gen. Shafter in the
command of the department of California.
with headquarters at San Francisco about
the middle of March He will relieve
Gen. Shafter, and the latter will be ap-
pointed a major general in the army, and
Immediately retire in accordance with the
army reorganization bill.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12-Lieut. Gen.
Miles has completed arrangements for
the participation of United States troops
in the inaugural parade and the neces-
sary orders were issued today. All the
available regulars in this vicinity, num-
bering about 1000, will be in line. 1t IS
proposed to have one battalion of Porto
Rican native troops take part in the
parade provided it can be done without
great expense. The cadets at West Point
and Annapolis also will be here on that
occasion.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-Orders We're
issued at the war department today for
the locations of the new light batteries
OF artillery provided for in the reorgan-
ization law at the following points: One
each at Fort Meyer, Va; Fort Sam
Houston, Tex; Fort LeaVenworth. Kan ;
Fort Meade. s. D.; Fort Smelling, Mimi.
Fort Hamilton N. Y.;FoTt Sheridan. Ill !;
Vancouver barracks, washington Fort
Logan, Col, and Fort Ethan Allan, VT,
and two each at Fort Riley, Kan, and
at the Preside, of San Francisco.
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81 had been in bed three weeks with
grip when my husband brought me DR.
Miles Nervine, Pain Pills and Nerve and
Liver Pills. l was cured. Mrs. j.
Reinier, Franklin, Ind.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

From DR.. Justus ohage, Health Conn
missioner
Ordered fled
of Central high school,
Laid on the table
From A. D. r. Co, regarding night
Referred to the committee on real es-
tate.
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RESOLUTIONS

BY Inspector Fry
Resolved, That the sum of $4,000 be ala
lowed the Mechanic Arts High school for
supplies
Neutrality-suspicious. Fry. McNafr sas
ward, Wallace. Mr.. President-5
NaYs-.0.
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( Failing to find relief from the grip
with old methods. I took DR.. Miles Pain
Pills, NcrVine and Nerve and Liver Pills
and was permanently cured. Cast.
Egan, jackson, Mich.
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TEXT BOOKS.

St. Paul, MINI, Feb 6, 1901.
From the Committee on Text Books. to
the Board of School Inspectors
Gentlemen: We recommend the pur-
chase Of:
p 12-in. Globes, Bronze stands
As Political Maps of the World
Al Physical Maps, n. America.
% Physical Maps, Asia.
u Political Maps, N. America.
10 Political Maps, U. S.
5 Political Maps, S. America.
Political Maps, Europe.
Physical Maps, L. S.
4 Historical Maps British Isles
Political Maps, Africa.
Political Maps, Asia.
l Physical Map of the World
We recommend further the AUTHORIZE
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NEW BUSINESS
St. Paul. Minn.

The request of the Mcclellan Alumni =
ISOLATION for the use of one room once
month was granted.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS

OF the ROard of School Inspectors.
:, Published Publ in Mt the st. Paul Daily. Globe
REGULAR MEETING.
ST. Paul, Feb. e, 1901.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fry, McNair Sa-
ward. Wallace, Mr. President-5
, Acknowledgements Zimmerman, b. and
E. o..
Minutes of the last meeting adopted as
published
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS REPORT.

ST. Paul. Mimi. Feb. g. 1901.
From the Superintendent OF Schools to
the Board of School Inspectors
Gentlemen: The following is the sta
tistical report for the month Of January.
1901:
Whole number enrolled ....... 30, as
Average number belonging for. the
month 49, q 233
Average daily attendance ...........2 200
Whole number admitted ...........2 II
Respectfully submitted,
IRWEN LEWISTON,
Superintendent of Schools.
Ordered fled
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BY Inspector Wallace

DN inspector " dIIuCe-
Resolved, That Prof. d. LANCE be Ig-faIN~
ed leave of absence without loss Of
ray, to visit various biological Iaborator-
les in the country. Granted
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TEACHERS TRAINING SCHOOL.

TEACHERS TRAINING SCHOOL.
st. Paul, Mimi. Feb. 6, 1901.
From the Superintendent of Schools to
the Board of School Inspectors
Gentlemen: The following young la
dies are recommended for GRADUATE III
from the Teachers Training School upon
the dates specified:
Miss Louise Ahrens, Feb. /, 1901
Miss Estelle Brack, Jan 1, 1901.
Miss Julia Jensen, Feb l, 1901
Respectfully submitted,
IRWEN- LEWISTON,
Superintendent of Schools.
ADDrOved
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Jersex Cifx,s C1uh.

Don't waste time Go to Omaha over
the ''St. Louis Road"
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Attorney-Joseph H. Beck, St Paul.
Secretary-J H. Tenvcorde, Mime

Board OF Directcrs-James r Robb.
Winona; J.. H. Behnl1e New Ulm; Frank
S. Sherman. Red Wing; A J. Burning
ham, ST. Paul; H. NJ Pryts, Mlnneap-
ellis; w. B. Logan. Duluth; T. j. An
derson, Belgrade.
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SUPPLIES.

ST. PauI, Mimi. Feb g. 1901
The following claims having been au-
cited by the respective committees we G
submitted:
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was $2S2. Before the end of ;he year,
he said, our military establish. nent oIld
cost over $SOO,000,O00 This grani total
cid not include any of the expense of
maintaining the navy.
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TIE off -ers of the association are:
Presidert--P. G. Hanson, Minneapolis.
First Vice Presi6ent-Simon Clark, Du-
iuth.
Second Vice Fresident--George o. Has
Een. Saltwater
Third Vice Presidential. f. Bullians,
Excelsior.
Treasurer-Charles f. Rape, ST. Paul