Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1905-12-01
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A bottle of Peruna contains as much
alcohol as five bottles of beer.
Mr. Berry, State Treasurer ELECT of
Pennsylvania, voted for Swallow last
year.
ST. Paul pastors have inaugurated a law
enforcement movement since the Chap
man revival.
A J. Mcclure, one of our advertisers,
was reelected President of the st. Paul
Builders Exchange.
The seven Minneapolis Good Templar
lodges have arranged for a series of public
meetings this winter
Stones School of Matchmaking, st.
Paul, marches right onward. See it's adj
vertisement, BE a Matchmaker.
DR.. E. L. Eaton has been engaged to
address the United Evangelical Confer
ence at Sunbury. Pa. in February
The Meneleys are singing their, way
through Kansas and after the holidays
will MARBLE three months in Missouri.
At the opening of Congress Senator
Dolliver re-introduced the Dolliver-Hep-
burn bill relating to interstate traffic in
liquors.
Mother" Thompson of the Ohio Crus-
ade, Cornelia Dow, daughter OF Neal DOW
and Henry H. Faxon, Mass, a prominent
temperance worker. are dead.
Under the new regime the White Ribbon
Bulletin, N. D., goes to the home of every
member of the w. C. T. u. in that state.
Mrs r. NJ. Pollock is its able editor.
Dr. E. L. Eaton and National Chair
man Jones will hold extensive series
of conferences and rallies IN nearly all
the southern states beginning in Janu-
ary
Will one who replied to our October ap-
peal with a pledge of $500, payable Dec.
LIST, kindly give us his name and address.
If they were given, they have been mis-
laid.
Agents of Iowa express companies and
fhn ,t1 81 tIpon nY,to tvaxy
ing that state have received orders not to
accept any more shipments of beer for
Iowa points.
A no-license year in which the law is
not enforced is very likely to be followed
by year of license. You had better en-
gage H. H. Chrisman, 632 Boston Block,
Minneapolis, right away to catch your
blind piggers.
Frank Sebenthal, Eau Claire, Wis, the
prominent Prohibtionist whose wife was
the State Fair grounds in Sept. and who
was himself severely injured, has quite
fully recovered.
Rev. Geo. M. Hammell, Cincinnati has
become managing, editor of the New
resigned. He is cultured and courageous
Mr. Woolley will return from New Zea-
land in the spring
The election officers in Merchandising,
Pa, precinct cerdited no votes to Castle.
"A
court, had the ballot-box opened and
found that six votes had been cast for
Castle. That's the stuff!
M. J. Tanning is making great speak
ing. and financial campaign in West Vir-
aginia. Harold B. Milward, the Kane
leader editor man. is securing large
audiences, especially young men and
women in the Eastern part of that State
The .canteen ring is securing the inser-
ton OF paid articles run as pure reading
ffnr
regular news columns of many papers,
The object is to secure the repeal of the
anti-canteen law at this session of Con-
gress.
Mary H. Hunt, National w. G. T. U.
ton, urges w. G. T. u. unions and other
temperance organizations to place the
SCHOOL SC Physiology Journal in the hands
OF the teachers OF eacn grade in their
community,
has ruled that after Dec. LIST patent medi-
cines known to contain a large percentage
of alcohol will be classed as intoxicants.
will be required to pay the regular
loonkeepers tax.
H. D. Wickham is the most recent ad-
dition to the State Committees force of
+'gun1shoers." He is at work in Fart
"a big vote for the legislature last fall
"A still more hopeful fight will be put up
there this year.
The excellent state convention of the
North Dakota w. C. T. U. closed with a
contest for a grand gold medal which was
won by Miss Tina McLarty, Cando. The
State Union will hold series of insti-
tutes this winter. Miss Louise HOLSTER
will hold some of them
C. E. Hopkins, formerly secretary of the
South Dakota Prohibition Committee and
later of the Colorado Committee, is spend
ing the winter in southern California.
tern Colorado, holding forty meetings and
securing $1,000 in that pioneer field.
The Venango Printing Co., Franklin,
Pa, publishers of two of the staunchest
the Daily Herald and the Weekly Vindi-
Gator, gives evidence of prosperity by the
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