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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-09-21


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men svht, nh ai,lss q
lhaaIth nlils tache rs sis III allss'
IstYle of whiskers sFolrlls 81
calcnlsled 81 % man
|anaore than any 81 lher, 81 Il I fine heavy
and sas fore limited. about
the only Thing VIZ can 1say ofs y u,an who.
Idevotes hull hIs time q, The training ~
his nlnstache is, be- il usual very
'glddY, and his urbanity and yanity are
measured by the ] size and curl sof this
appendix
81 Of course. there are exceptions to the
foregoing rules, but the thonghtful
reader VIII find much for reflection III
this brief outline of charac ter1stlc styles
lofsWhiskers. s,s sss
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& a FREAKS N a. RRIAG GLE.
he Puts 81 the Ring With His Teeth AMI
Fishes Out d Fec With His Toes, Il

he Puts o. the Ring With His Teeth and
Fishes Out q Fee With His Toes, 81.
"a very unique marriage was celebra-
ted in Squire Hauser's Office one OTTER
noon lately. the quire officiating. The
bride was Miss Jessie Troeger, d resi-
dent Of this city. She obtained some
celebrity two years ago BIZ leading !
strike OF the Waiteresses in Rockwell
restaurant. She is 20 years old. The
groom is Charles Is, Adams, better
known ia the dime museum world al
tile Armless Wonder. He was born
without those useful members Of the
body, and in lieu of a better and more
profitable means Of livelihood, hired
himself out to dime mus ums. Adams
is now about 80 years Of age, and bar
ring the lack Of arms, is q fine speci
men Of pnY steal beauty.
The absence Of arms is little felt by
the w onder, however, for he has become
very expert5With his toes and mouth.
He can thread a needle or write a neat
letter with the former, while with the
latter he paints dainty little pictures
decorates chinaWare, etc, holding the
brush between his teeth s5.!5 # 8. .$
When the couple entered the squirrels
office the other day and said they wished
to be united in Wedlock, that official was
perplexed for a while.
t'''How can you join hands ~ he asked
blandly, pointing TO Adams. # n s.s.
''Oh, that is easy enough. 8 said the
pretty bride, who stood fully three heads
shorter than the groom, and she reached
up and grasped the stump Of his unde-
veloped left arm with her right hand. 3
See she said, as she stood smilingly
on her tiptoes. FL, 4. IN
4 but the ring! How can he put the
marriage ring on your finger ~ ~ S.st
In this way said Adams, and the
astonished officials in the squire's court
were thunde struck to see the circlet OF
gold between the armless man s teeth,
Bending his head he deftly slipped 1t
over the girls finger. Nd
Satisfied that the couple understood
their business, the squire went ahead
and performed the ceremony After
being made man aud wife Adams sat
down, and slipping the shoe fOfG his
right foot, disclosing stocking
with the front Of the foot cut off, he
reached into his vest pocket with bis
toes and brought out roll Of bills. Sc
lectlng five dollar note he rendered it
as fee. and, putting on his shoe, went
away, his little wife sticking close to
him. Cincinnati Enquirer. ..
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Attorney. and Counsellor, -a!-lav,
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q ST. PAUL. MINI.
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St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and
points iii Wisconsin to points on the
North western Line in South western
Minnesota and Dakota. ID 4
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Paul. Minn.
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

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When in need Of a carriage call on 2
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phone 1121 .. .s 25 " a. !.
Order your carriages Of +. j.. Moran
for parties, operas and funerals. 52e
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Is your title clearp Read the t'ad' !
Of the MINI Title Insurance and Trust
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t burglary III tA1O 7aTSa1
moment of hunger he had robbed g maj lsI'
and had been sentenced Tor the hrs q
time in his life. his term q. q lmpr1so q
!. ment being at fifteen wears.
Neason has shown himself to be
GOOD and conscientious workman. with
the result that during the last year he
]. has been allowed to work during tht
day on the prison ground outside the
bleak and cherries walls. y.
II III was while he was engaged ID f 1
outside dutiesa week or two ago thai
4 he called attention to himself by speecn
for the first time since he became 9
prisoner. and subsequently, proved that hat
his prisoners garb concealed the brave
heart Of true man. 3..% 55s III
. .s5 i Neason had been working nearly az
I the morning silently grubbing in Gen
i Nice Combs vast garden facing the sea
Resting himself for moment on the
spade he was holding, the convict al
lowed his eyes to wander across the
waters where through the blue atmos
,,,,ora / ! . = ma Alameda shore. where
+ =, 80 ! ! Io,,od an earth besides liberty
were suffering for want Of protector.
1t was so long since he had seen the
little one. She was only q baby when
his folly had caused them to be separa-
ted, but she must be a bic girl now;
and as the poor fellow sighed Two lear
drops trlckled down MS nagga'u go cnoeAS'
He wiped them away anu pullAli III - :
self together he was aDouC % i 't's .
his toll When 1ar OUT - Cno "asoio = y. !.
saw what at the nrs1 glance q ' appealo''
only black specK. - = Close ':' ins'ec1ion
however, showed the TORN y 9 na :.
struggling IN the Watefs' Ifyln6 70 ~ ~
boat which the cnoppy seas ha aIll upsoS'
The tide was eoplng sWlttly, a'1u e .V'E'''
when the man socceeueu 1. ~ ~ 1el' =
his trail Skill ne was "lCnole luuuoi ~
oar to battle Win the curIenC a'lu pre-
vent being swept OUT. 20 sea. A =! !
and again the llttle Doa -. was upsseC' aho y
every time the un1ortu1naCe man q. Is lougn =
desperately to right 1t, growing weaker az
and weaker with ea ag EFFORT tE7
Something had to be done, and that
immediately; SO, violating the prison
rules for the first time, he left the post,
running as fast as his legs would carry
him toward the guard post at the prison
gates.
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AN aroMrANr CONTEST.
eaAd Case 50 Decide whether - tract
ssN T5uahsx or NEfa~tal t4ns.

@asa Case 80 Decide Nhethxr tract
Is Fisabss or WfaetAl tane.
eastesi ease ef p 2 Shepherd r. y,
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i's seFes bees saavf siaeeF srsll q
ea $50 81 sac .als8s slskons Is = ss9esss 20
sAgA hsfa s43 eshers have been ens alag
$50 Ssle s. tsaae. 90 tais sAephzHi ssss q
s~ s.aisssag saAt sse isaa IS aese Fsauahas
ssssasit - ssaar. n hey tANa les uassss
ssss > ria eFslas - srsses
- AIssax tnsesveaes sss as interest
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sar Nags $ atfastasf. asssS shs snxess sagiasa
s - = sa kseTsNla shat sss SITS
Aa sn>asf Lair B53 sas 4 Hs1
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So k1SAs eStsses fxssaesssss ses sassssr e,aa.
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tsoss ana ten tinsheT lsas applications, - Ser
ltwsz
Homestead enfrses-- wIsiIasz Nasker. On ne
norfs wsss qszrser & fAe norsh@esg easrter and
AAe Ness hal ~ he nossh MeNt sssrteF a. serz5on
p arc ssse 1osxhEess qasrtss u fas rESAxe&E
Quarter q secttoa s. toErshir y. rasse ssss:
GsoFxe HpnsFd. Oh lots T. r. IS ast - ~ ssssesf.
.. fgsrsAip y. rznze west Edweri A TAsrn-
axe 90 90 Of seef4on q. ssfwnsatS g. rAsae
esss. Aat1nsa sssgaI % ~ e sszsesnn &. snn
loss xEd 2 q seesAen :. sswnahiE =. range
west
Pre- emptseu fiieTs-JoaE tlls0E, on the snsss-
west msTtxr 81 tire s0uEk@asf q ert~r. Of ssefson
2, townsAis p rang / west lfsssns III Ewiax.
o. - 2 a sseztszs< a tswRsksp - FaExe east
@nhn Traverse. oa tae southeast Quarter az fhe
HnatHsass aasrfer 81 seEzssis 81 founshsE a
range ear. n feT G8Ffs. On the eoHtA halg %
fae northwest quarter 81 section 5, s<swnsASp u,
fxngs east fss5o-s agxgaa, on ne ngrxh44xs
SEAr7eF 81 SEXTON y. tnsnshfp - ranze east
Timber land Observation-Disclosures Zeruw,
Oh sots - sud e % ssexsoa ~ tewuNhIp 81
fAnes wess: sIneoz P0Ct ca l0E 5 et secsiau r.
and sats and u Of seetson "a. s0wnszip 81 rarxe
west Charles Ward. on tosa aBe u section
=. township 81. range II sest. sna tAe esss half
81 fEe sesxstAeAst quarter ~ section IL t0wnsafp
u range i vest Hvea MAnxsor. ca The eass
half 81 the southwest quarter u section %, ard
TIE east haaf OF The soafh9ess quarrer a section
d. Township 81. rage II w4s4s HERMAN gs1fenS,
On l9s Y and the east haa ~ she northwest
anartes q section g. township - pa se Is wet;
Edwara Nct3rafh, on tie .norghwess quarter
Of SECTION -. township -. FanWe - west.
asoFg 6AadeY, on lota 5 aFsi and the ees' ball
o. the southwest ausrter 81 section y. township
=, range y west: Edmoua y. aeaiy. en- LOT 4
the southeast quarter Of the northwest quarter.
and TIE west half 81 the noffhwe.s quarter Of
sees On g. iswaahip y. range Is west, Robert
Frazer. Oh the southeast quarter Of seei5oa 81,
township y. range - wezt; james W Mccloud,
90 lots and and The essf half Of the south.
west quarter Of section 81. township n, range Is
sxSaf
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~ NATIONS FATHER
,.,i,ersary Of the First In-
augnration.
! WISDOM or WASHINGTON.
- FaIser ON the Progress and
......~ss 81 the RepnhlIe and Fore
axh4 Of Its Foanders.

.w~srnx err. Dec lila psFsnsnea ~
- ad0ptsd hy eoegress IN February.
q - net ia ne bad % representatives
- .-s.ss8 eensennlsl exercises 81 con men-
z - Inauguration - re Erst pred
: - nae4Slgy 8 xasheF5ug q nAfioah.
- - - sssslgsi leEAftoas pres2at IL wash
- = usfe asfsEta II represented. aided
4 :. ...se eesegxses FROM csnirkI ami south
- reksbiiea 10 she fass-Anefscan con
- - saesr GERS 81 the marine confer
- 49, xese ssso present sse gsTs fnors Of
- -. 49,. draRa hitbeY for consultation In
- 8 .asnassrisNxing esnarsss for tas erec-
-. = ,.usenasAl Ensmsglal bai ding - PM
| sssssss Tsss galleries were packed.
.s..1- sssafs ] a'cseek the HDase Of Repre-
- -. sd the senate taaf II vas IN sss
a - fes rasnutes ths Senate. pscce1sG By
a ..'ssses; snd yice president, members OF
q 800 ssir c1rz~ ana justices 81 fhe surFeraa
- = ~ fjn.sea states. entered TIE ball Of
4. 49, sd weFe escorted - seats a front Of
Z. 49, a&Sk. vlee President Merton took
g 1900 chair. aad AZ ! &C. ok called the
e f.szrs = 0FssaF Ia joint session. J. q.
800 seanfe ef1kflAiB, opeaed the services
= szsyes. chlst Jaftsee Falier, 81 tle
s.s...ss saars 81 the ussited states, thea de-
3ss,rf a. asatien on tke progress Of America
! :. Iaesou. he 0EasoF said. had become nfxt
- aet % nanch ~ victories oFer she enemy
- ssessss "a strAtsxy, - By The tgiampbs Of
.se.s.arr. nhiea 20 reyersess 40 nardshipe, no
s.srtetesey. no fFe8snery eoald shake or
.ss..spsx he had become nrgs Ia the hearts 81
Z. ssanssymsB, bec@ase the rsople eonpEe'
- tAe greatness Of their leader and recog
- 3 hlm an entire absence Of pefkouaI
.ss.sus ana 81 absolute lose Of country. Of
szs.sasss and a mankind. BE had become
- i praee bv bringing to the charge Of pfae*
sssss regkinx a The system he bad paFtici-
- IS. Grating on behalf OF people wsoss In.
z.ssaenee be haa aehleved, the same snage-
- De ssrss ssgaelsY, the same patients. the
90 ssAss 9. anfy. the same faF-ssghlesi com.
ssssssssoa 81 the end 20 be attained thet
es.ttd ia esrees from is beginning"
AAss1ge % The fear OF arbitrary power In re
sees : lac presidential ofies. Justice Fuller
-
ess;s Ne lesf. no jeaIoasy could have been
.agtssnsA u him who had Indignantly re-
ss,ss Is sngseasI0e OF the bastoNsl Of Aingly
s.sst nho hsd unsheathed bis swcrd With re.
sasues ana laid il down with Joy who had
.usss aaehs ofssciai position, bat accepted pub
E aasee ~ 3 pBhiie trust. 81 Difference 70 50
saasasas demand for his services ~ 20 con-
ssex Am n necessity: whose patriotism EN-.
sod sse ~hols country, the future grandeur
Z sseh BE ioFesaw
gsssses Fnties spoke az the Pan American con-
rms sad the lasting foFm Of our government.
a ssosed wish . brilliant peraratioa, predict
q De grand ialure Of the nation.
~ " e. AIlbara. House chap ain, delivered
a bsnedsetl0n. SD whsle the marine hand
sxys6 national airs the assembly dispersed
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Hal ssrATE TRANSFERS.
ne Deeds Recorded with the Auditor
Yesterday.

Yesterday
KsAi estate transactions froz January /. isss.
aase sse tls.5&. ~ s. There we're aled Tor
Hssri yesterday 50 deeds, the consld Fations
axfusasinz kziSss. ga average OF Salts 81
gslaalsK i the Iist ~ furnished BY Osborne,
Tsaaapef 4 Co. sasteacs0fs Of title, room ID.
kRssa blork.
va. Bclsta 10 n. Il. Glifrer, lots 10 II ana
4 bik A, wheeaef'a Western add. 81, 9o0
Nsllss Hendsst 10 q o Anderson, uts Iei z, bib
q Dsnny.s Para add. seaa
I fEaff 70 Aanis 1 rfaIt. los %. Blk n, OIL
nkas aFst sahaiy. SO.
sAsah l. Denny 81 X f. FiunmeF es al. lots
hnf : efk :, A. A. neaay's add, ssif
Nswman 70 I eoapsr. ski rods In nwl.
SO > y q, rd. 84al
j Ffexses 81 Hannah Davis, 50 lots and !.
hik Il. heirs 4 A. Rsils sscoibd add. sttso
Nsst Coast Improvement CoapaaY 30 Mary J.
Asilns. let S blk 90 0ilHaan PARK sd1. i6o9
6 ! fFygsag % aselis Sost lots. BIS los. D.
I feuas's afss ado, 81 90
uslsea ases so II aeA eer, esk nwik see rs,
80 81. swss and swss sess nsc y. tp a, T !.
Yssent
regsse sisaas 10 p . acA' Ios - snd M LOT
3 bis =. q kipsesrs ada, a7sa
r . ffwEbes ~ c. C. Christie. lots 4. ana
IN = YssleF's secaua add. Noa.
& G, klSourne 70 = shrrwood. = lets 5
81 Z. Oh g. i@ke ualsa sad. o.
9'hElsa r. Il Dairy. "a ) acres ia I. M
essiins 9 c. sc Y, 81 "a, "a s. o.
: nhussltsss @ ] =, LURE, wsi los I, bin 7,
EsFps teurth add. $500
At4N&a
Lei a&L Co % & Raaaio. n. a los N
, 2, 81 S Curtis add % Esst Tacoma, SIS.
~ bars Sseisle Land Company fo q 4. Grant.
= - u Huntington PARA add 10 nVs Molnes.
sssAsfu Pseiac Land Company 10 ?. r. Mad.
g - iots se HaatiaRtoa Park aea 70 nss
ks,nss 50
Mssasrn Pacific tsna Company 20 } p. NELL,
: "a =, haanngiaa Park 10 Dos N iass,
G Falauey te +. A. Mrposa.d. hlk 81.
e.eslssgsl's assa. s. 80
Y Gtsw 10 T. Grpvs. lots ana ID. hYk i
- sssaT i1se sssA. ta
{ HlsslaH b Ma r. Rixeiaw. lots IN
a. = @& IS satam8s snpl ala. tgaQo
aess - h HammeN, 4 MsfeS Ia swss Of
~ - IL p =. - 500
7 sea b Nary u Ftag, aeFvs in sws. 0i
ssA a. u, @ 2arA ssao
Hsrs = J. bertrand, losst TOT. hik 2 Fair.
Hsass As3. & sa
CO = T. ezfstasr. los s. hgk ana lot 4
= Hlghisaa $50 ssf@
iea s. ,}Ssdlneg. 8os /. hlk and lot =,
AS Hsss'sa Rdd. 81 ~
: tleNrsisn 20 z Hansen. lots ~ 81 IS
= 9 sasssaa sssssg s}d. xstA
shssf st%teA % i. " -Feuoc ees Of SEA sec
- - e ssts see s. gp1t1
y. s shsrsn - (. 8. RsrtleIt. lots 81 aud g.
q T lpslsuassi. 81.
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paSsn4xgq i & IS tAs RaNa assk &A1s& NsiA sS3i-
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rnE roLIeK rukxLnp.
A Mysterious Letter Foaad on DE,
Body.

A Mysterious Letter Fouad . Dead
Body,
The entire police force OF the city IS greatly
puzzled over tue contents 81 = letter found GA
the dead body discovered IN atle bey IS Pair
haven the other day. EyprY poilcemau aud DE-
tective GA the ioree has tried 80 Interpret the
meaning ~ the mysterious letter. hoping shst
il viii give them 4 ciae ~ 10 tae teufity Of the
man The note Is written ia good hand and
Il IS Sol awS
ssra Ny uld Frlends~fnis is nay last letter
Before you rad il saai ~ dfaG. secirp mot
rob "a ssfa.x lies dina d1guv eht nj sselasd
guihia}r fsawrsl chs ETA ysht 0niatolc s"f
sgee Is sihMuloe Qua tnarf reasoc q s SeSlnap
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