Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1906-02-01
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Ramsey. county will engage an organ
izer's entire time. Next
Our January cartoon was inserted
through the courtesy of the New York
Witness.
bition sI League at the stste University on
German os man N. Z. at St. St. Paul PARK on he
18th.
gathered and shipped to the two prisons
of that state 10000 pounds OF literature
Local option contests were held at "a
points in Ontario. Canada, last month.
In about three cases out of four they
resulted In decision against the bar
This editor would give q dollar to know
who paid him a dollar during the past
a note. Win every one who has handed
as that amount personally within 80 days
or so kindly advise us Of that fact?
inmate ss Representatives, Of their respective
sections (probably Congressional districts)
on the committees on Credentials. per-
manent organization, and rules and order
We say it again-it grows on us-pass
the hat II necessary among our men IN
scented al. the Convention and that, that
splendid fellow especially who ought to
60 and cannot afford to go at his own
expense shall take in the whole show
you have invested in him.
A Backbone reader who is planning a
fai il to think Of the Dorsetts. for porsett
stands for excellent service They will
serve anywhere in the state as well as
n the wboa are proy Wng TO be
linen, silver. dishes etc.
Here are three echoes of the Stewart
ty HeDning e which gave 'G Dorset oo five
work, an Average of $3.50 for each Dor
sga vos g Gr s p9fse rec~ed vote
votes at Parker's Prairie but Stewart and
Calderwood took $145 In pledges and cash
The Pure Food bill now before congress
is largely directed against adulterated
liquors. During the discussion Of the bill
cared an that the disters and
liquor dealers had raised $250.000, to de-
feat the measure Geo. Benz, st. Pauls
those who went to Washington for this
The National Committee confidently
believes that an income Of $4,000 per
work for the present year; Its only
friends who o, fully intend to help should
unable. at this time to make permanent
monthly pledge, send contribution Of
any T5a tsr
Nat. Chairman, $50 The Temple, Chicago.
National Chairman Jones and DR.. e. L.
Eaton are moving through the South
holding meetings and instituting and per-
fecting the Organizations of the party
everywhere. AAt
DR.. RoLANDER's SWEDISH COUGH
BALSAM.
1t does the business.
North Dakota's new primary law which
requires that a party must have to it's
credit per cent Of the total vote to
entitle 1t to place on the Official ballot,
Is declared by many competent lawyers
to be unconstitutional. test case will
soon be brought. AS 1t Is, Republicans
and Democrats have the field to them
selves and have disfranchised Prohibi-
tionists and Socialists, who have had
recognized standing as political parties
for over a decade since fits admission to
the Union. Prohibitionists polled 1883
votes for Swallow for President
By some hook or crook the cut on the
right side Of the Majors Cement adver-
tisement in our columns has appeared
upside down. We suspect the printer
took 1t for an hour glass-or probably
q package of Shredded Wheat Biscuit.
But just the same the celebrated sticker
has gone on sticking up everything In
sight. We happen to know that Alphon-
so Major gives literally to our cause and
we hope that an army of our readers
are stuck on Majors Cement. Then, too,
It's very nice thing when you want to
stick things to get hold of a sticker that
sticks ior'c ipSt