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AsOotly for n judgehhip.

WASHINGTON, Special Telegram, March 1.
1t is claimed that Senator Moudy is
booked Tor one Of the judgeships that have
been created at Ibis session OF congress. The
prcsi.leut will, in addition to the nine cir.
.uit Judges, have about six more 10 ap.
point 70 Ill vacancies and upon the land
c:ailis Court.
Washington Special: A United States cir
cut court judscship has been rendered SEN
ator Moody and he has declined it. Senator
Pettigrcw saw President Harrison about the
matter and the latter agreed to appoint
Moody i: he would accept. Pettgrew con-
suited Moody, who declined the appoint
ment. giving AS his reason that his salary
as attorney the Homestead Mining COM
pany was greater than that OF the judyeshlp.
Through the influence OF certain cabinet Of
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THE INDIAN BILL.
The Measure Practically Clears Up In
dian Legislation Tor the N0rthwost.

The Measure Practically Clears Up In.
dian Legislation Ter the Nsrthwsst.
WAsHlSoToS, Special Telegram. March I.
% ~ mos iu,portxnt amendments.
of the Indian appropriation bill. which
was secured through the efforts Of Senator
Pettigrew, backed by tho delegations from
the entire Northwest, was securing % the
states IN which II dian reservations arc
coded sections l6 and Sc Tor school pur-
poses, without compelling the stats TO pay
$3.50 per acre for them. % provided IA the
bill as it came iron, the house. This will
save to the Dakotas about 500. CO.,,
The ceded lands may be ,opsaeA 10 settle
mcns under tho homestead lawsand settlers
vii! by senate amendments DO compelled
to live upon them but fourteen months In.
stcrd ri five years as first provided.
This Indian bill practically clears ur the
Indian legislation for the North 3ssS. 4 For!
tn. D!kotas It is . great Achievement.
Through efforts of Senator Casey there II
settlement with the Bertitpld Indians and
the Devils Lake Indians, the former get
tin. $s0, O0O :0r the first years amount due
them and the latter receiving 5000 Ter
land which they lost through erroneous
surveys. ~. ~ "a 3 81
The Sissetons and Sioux are we'll provided
for. and there should be no more starving
Indians in the O2kOtas.
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THEY ARE NOW LAWS.
Several Blils Of Importance signed hy
President hNrriAon. 4 aa-ss4 fszsa.s IS

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The president
signed the following among other bills:
The direct tax bill: the net to prevent bonk-
making and pool selling il he District OF Column
bia; the act amending :le xct for the 'elief OF
volunteers and regular .n.,,:ers Of tue late war
approved March 2. 1881: tl,.act I'd estAblislI
circuit counts OF afue;:te sni 10 define and regl
late in certa eases tbs il: .>vton Of tbe court.
OF the uutted Htate.: the set IL regard tot he
treaty OF reciprocity Vita tie Aa~aiiA:. i.i4nts:
the act providing for sale xhi humane trans
portAttoH ct cattle: the SIT !os tue erection o!
U,itsd States prisons a.,l for the impriaoll.
ment OF United states pri@orsr: amending the
laws III regard to the Immigration OF alienS:.
granting pensions 10 Po"rls bsttaa:sn EQf
mounted volunteer; granting = l'ensiol. 20 tne
widow Of Rear Admiral Porter: to proy..ie ttor
ocean mail service between the United 6tatee.
and foreign ports. and 10 promote cOuNerct.-
to provide for the inspection Of live cattle: hos
and the carcasses AHA p:od,:cts thereof Which
arc the subjects 81 Interstate commerce;
granting to the Mi~sou:a 4 Northern rall-
road company r'ga: OF way through The
giathead Indian rvseryntion liz Mont at,a;E ths
Joint resolution aprropriat,lly $1,000 900 Tor
the Improvement oi the Missis1ippi river,- and
making the saMe Immediately available. aud
the act to provide for be adjudication and pay
mont Of Claims arising IRON lldiau deprsdations.
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Notice Of Expiration Of Redemption
from Tax Sale, &
STATE OF MINNESOTA, !, :

- i al II VI IA iISOIA, I
COUNTY eF MARSHALL.
Office Of County Auditor, February IL, 1891.
Public notice is hereby given, rs required by
Chapter ta4 General Laws of 1885, that each
piece o: parcel of the Real property herein
after described was sold at the tax sale May
It'll, 1884, pursuant 10 the real estate taS judy
mcnt entered III tito district Court in the
County "F Marshall on the 2tth day Of March,
1883, III proceedings to enforce the payment Of
taxes remaining delinquent upon real estate
on the fest Monday IN January 1883, for taxes
u 1885 ana the penalties and costs accrued
thereon, and that the period OF rcdemptins,s OF
said property from sat,l sAl6eNili expire May
~! isAi"ndar TIE provisions of the General
Tax Law oi 1878, ard amendments thereto,
ana the Amount extended opposite each de-
safsption is the amount which will be required
to redeem such description from said sale on
;he IN day OF May 1871, including twenty-five
90 cents for publishing this notice.
The real property above referred to is de~
scribcd ss follows to-wlt;
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Who They We're.

The passengers on a Philadelphia-
bound train derived much amusement
the other day from the actions Of a
handsome young mau and worried
looking but pretty J, wo%an; They
they were not separated fora minute
during the whole trip. yet they never
spok 4 word. save when necessary, aud
the passengers concluded that honey
moon quarrel was in progress. But
when the train reached its destination
It was discovered that the young man
was deputy sheriff and the supposed
bride 4 clever .shoplifter.
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7WAsIITSGroy, S'cciai Telegram, March 4.
Tie sil.uintnen: o: Beatty for district
Judge o. Idaho WAS hung III, ;o-ni HIT, al
:aa; i uH i:.n,oEs:y reported from the
4!t.s T. ."y c,!auit.s.s. Fa:wc OF Illinois
-, .j.,t2: 10 nee ,:,ii: NATION and tha would
s>,.d s!c matter ever 10 another legislative
,i,S, :,.! tlic:e can be none. Farwe said
lie wa,:i,d 70 ,&kca parting shot at Harri-
son. ats; rs objection was or that purpose
.r,:.ru he Republican mc,nbcrs OF the
n .lc;ary committee say that Dubois is
sst.ss II, II mistake III fighting SO persist
synly az isl Beatty. Under the opinion
:" II 'is 81 ;%'''i'es general, no appointment
t.:..s. 4.n s'i,rt will be made to have Far
sal VI: .,.ir;.n us OH .ct,Un.
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THE FARMERS VALUE.
Bts Horse and Wagon Were Worth oS0a
but ne was DULY Rated 81 ol0

1t. was q clean case Of negligence on
the part If the engineer. He should
have whistled at the crossing and
slowed up. He did neither. Former
Bodin. driving into market on load Of
hay. was half way across the track when
the express struck the wagon. Farmer
Bof{ln aud the two horses never knew
what struck them. -
The5e facts were laid before Julius
Burnett. Esq. solicitor to the railroad.
and he said in 4 pleasant way: Farmer
Bofiin will cost about Is, coo more than
he was worth. II the case goes - court.
We must settle this with the widow at
once. y
\ So Mr.. Burnett adjusted his clerical
white tie and took the first train for
Moons Rest. 1t was II hot and dusty
walk to tie Bof,iM farm. but when he
clasred Mrs. Bot1in's nand and muir
INJURED !. few words Of aro|ogc,ic SYM
pathy The attorney was the cooler of
the two. Then he hogan: ''l'he AT.
lantic e Northeastern railroad coul-
psny have sent NE. madam. TO offer
their deepest sympathy. No accident
that has ever happened On our line has
m nss% so deeply .a1 regretted ! assure you.
IS .!rhem horses was with u plum
$500 broke in the widow, rubbing her
eyes with the corner of her apron;
Joshua wouldn't take less. he toll
Z.ph Hanks las Ap;ile,'
'AsI was saying, madam, :" continued
Mr. Burnett, :onr company il deeply
grievcd-Alr. Boflln was a.
..An' tie wagons all Knocked to
kindlin' wood, Interrupted Mr.. Bof-
fms relict.
you about, !" said the attorney. chang
ing his course to catch the wind. ..Ia
IN hour. like this. swhen the heart Is
bowed. little ready money Is often.
very desirable. and I sea You ara q
woman who believes ~ doing business
Ia bnsiness-'ike manner. Now. those
horses, Mrs. Bpfli,. 1 feel, sure our
company would replace them. It can
.bs done for $50. cant il? Say one
fifty o.
Two hundred dollars won'k buy.
them lio,'scs' equals" sa:,! Mrs. Bofiin.
decidedly
Then We will pay 600 for til.
horses. c:,ceriniiA asssnl,.i the;lawyaf;
NOW for the wag.i, We are prepared
to tie Hhural. Mrs. B.,i'jn: we KNOWN
what II istto lose n wagon in this heal Il :
ren.iiny way shah we say t25 for tic
wagcn:?''
Mrs. Belnn nodded her head Rs,l
smur,slHWss: '.lt'ssnnthin' hut kiudlja'
wooA. : milling SHARPLY: = You've for
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-03-05
CONTEST FOR LAND.
Testimony in One of the Cases ut Asf
land COnclud0a1

Testimony in One of the Cases ut Ash.
land Concluded.
ASHLAND Wis, Special Telegram, March
title hearing OF the contest OF settlers
against Col. John II. Knight was concluded
to-day. The case was taken under advise
ment by land officials who withheld their
decision or thirty days.
At the conclusion OF the case against Col.
Knight, Col. Rusk opened the case OF
George L. Piper Of Detroit. who has also
purchased land o! the railroad companies
and desired to obtain patents on all OF sec
ton -. township As. range Is west, situ-
ated near Superior and claimed to be worth
;bont $4,000. Four settlers were present
to protest Mr. P.pers right to prove up.
This case was not finished and will prob
ably last most o! tomorrow. Tho decision
will undoubtedly be withheld.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-03-05
i,.s; cts 80 One Clause.

NA&i.!>lr,S. Special Telegram, March 1.
- 'fi,e .%=..: u. llas sent down word 10 the
s2.li:tis is..; lie tc;..,l,pt stand one clause in
the is::sh ;siA which repeats: t!:o timber
tt:::h :; a:il prescription acts. modifying
i!.e.':s's.e.;,. ,,e,crt lard laws. He objects
10 i .s..,i { ssi.;cli was i. serted ly Senator
~, /; ~ 81. Nst:i lanu providing Tor dropping
pr >.,,t:.'s.S n::.i,.st Icrsu,ls who have cut
7; sa,t :.s I Il :pvtri n,cnt ards Tor mining
49, ais,:' pnr; nS,>. A large number al
!: . tc1.i s.n;;ug,it;aye gone TO the White
Ns;.s., Is .il.., .jn. 10 siy,, the bill.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-03-05
no ]. ,,,.c,s.,ua L, ,.s.ar.

WAsh,s, row. Aarct, 4 "A rnmor has
besA current thai, upon ii, ,.ni..ation cabled
~ lie .:i.lness n.inister hers. tie Chiness
xovx rn,.en; had snt&rrd u, objection 20
The Ct;,.xra s,nia.!.ier he n.:5 s,s.l'.Yu Mr..
YA 4,t< %! the II t..ci.eA st the legation, wa>
to.ilSy QNs1ti.jne:, ard III rvp:yts i,.quiries
aid slsst essSss absolutely TO truth in
the ROBOT.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-03-05
..seskouII1 In.sa,lss a,ou,,n,uc.,

,sef8oull! Jo.ss.lss alarY1u,nos
s!q 50 aI!A s!,l 10 saorl1 loo5 es, o,u,,
ssd o. fu!S.n loy Su!usyiql = snu,o,,I.
1olegoRa eAc1 pur olsJis9l % i,sl,,., 50
-no1eQaila IN e,nlonnf nj, ~ s,n!1
emss eq1 ~ t aaao ~ 9ao eiolq. rrsuo4.T.
! pos go, ao,p p,s ,' s, s
p0H 'uoiaj = pm uolsYlA In ~ nau Z
.eul!a emss ana 1E Z! eAsg ol punoJ svA
ssu.ogL l,eu's' uAos e,le g! lolslosq =
pns 'Asu!nb ana psq ON ool7uIxs1 Js
uo'e:ll IA solaegO SAW els 6uol ION
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-03-05
I.,.bcr L~aAsrs ,Arrsseea. {

Tabor L~oasrs ATros&sa.
PlrrsCRs, Marcia THE coke region IS
In . s;es.uent I sxc;lsns nt over The aSges,
oT tile iasasr lea. xFs to-day. Pre.idsnt John
Is. Rae. .ust,le LATED Mine workers Axs-
Ter Workman Peter Wise aud ssvosai ptl,.
er. we've .fr..-,r,a .ns warfsi!t 1xorn out By.
5l.ou...:.. q tie kainey w,,rks, sn change
OF COTS ,..sc,. ru,, s>sauit, etc. 1.oodes
wss i. .t.r q ~ she sisi kess s-verat dsys ago
and tie warrants we're nade nnt st the jn-
,,Aist:o vi i;a,u.y. who b now rnnntnE bis
,ssi,,s- i, .,,,ln.rti0n To the strikers. Tie
,,.s., are Indignant " the q rests. clnintng
1co,asrt-acy, .. which they are the victims.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-03-05
nem,.st.. Mold s.r. ,s.ra.r,.

Nemisgten Hsld fer lsarlsrs
FARGO. y. D.. March l.-shesi6 Mel. 1rsn
arrived with JOSEPH, Remington, the Arthur
early this morning aud placsd
him III jail. He was arraigned. waived ex.
animation. end was con,n,itted without
bail II "'';.he Charge Q. murder. Tie pfesen.
lG, No one il admitted 10 see ReMington.
H.. declines IL talk about his crime % ahe
,,hcrr=. IL, WI. very aprrehensiys Of 6ts
ny lc','.s.i nl:e,, he arrived here. and Was
relieved ilrn ;.l.:ceti behind t.;s bar.
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HTCkLENS ARNICA SALVE.

The best Sulvc in the world Tor
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
l;heuIn, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands. Chilhlains, Gnlns, and ali
ski, Eruptio 10, and positively cures
Piles. or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satissilc-
tion, or money refunded. Price 81
cents per box. For sale by E. +.
WHITNEY
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-03-05
4 nnahia Anrsiar.

Hoarus CAGisYl. Tex, March a. cold
b!oodei and most atrOcions double murder
va. com ,..it.sd recently on PA.re Island.
he victims t;e:nE 70 old mes. Harry Roy
..o;.is aud Perry DouSlssy Reynolds
uwnel s.i<els ranch IA the Island. and il
Is thought the nitn were Murdered l0s the
purpose q. robbery.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-03-05
= erewery 4,h4.xs. u,vaers

n NoSrooAxky. Mimi. Spccia! Telegram,
Aa:cl, & - siesars Iohts s;!.echv; J. i. u nr-
Shy aud 81. Marx, l..r...'i..ss.t business.
mel, here. purchased the nr-weyy Ct join.
.Chliup.Ie to-day. rhr.c intention il IL,
greatly enlarge i. E..:,u scouting taci'itit
snl 8, make hets,' t,ers F.e price !.st,
was @la:OtU.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-03-05
I HER BODY CREAATED.

The Provisions Of the Will OF the Late
Emma Abbott Z omPlied With.
P1rrsBusG. March At leaked out to-
day that t!:e remains al Emma Abbott. tile
famous opera singer. had been cremated in
this city two weeks ago. The matter wss
kept q,net out Of defcrenee:to the feelings
of the maihcr Of the deceased.
The cremation took place in ean,son's
crenatory, aud was witnessed by mono but
the executors. The body was shipped quiet
" from Chicago on Feb. l6. and reached
here the following morning. The furnace.
had been heated il. the meantime, and, a
soon as the remains arrived, they were
placed in the natural gas re.ort. In one
hour and Il teen minutes they were entirely
consumed.
The ashes were placed in small jar aud
shipped to New York. They arc now III
the vaults O. safe deposit company in tina.
city. wuere they will remain until the cree.
ion o. 8 monument to the deceased singer.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-03-05

meeting at the Chicago Railroad association
Will H. held to-day to a.: 5AsNe pAAssooer fatea
to MpuSussss pt,sntss by Nay Of Gedsu. &, con-.
surn,ity With sts advance that has baeu aseeed
upon from Missouri! river pointe.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-03-05
Heat., ssrt.sc -s,;,,rce case.

TAcnfsiA, Wash. sp"cia! Telegram, March
A. lestcrday horace W. Elmy OF Seattle
died ut the county hospital. Eln,s wss 4
5de.eil'lant,in Il suit fer divorce brought ii.
this county. pendin.; tile. trial the court
ordered Elms 10 p " a certain sum monthly
i IL, - lie court tpS hcsu?vort OF his wife.
Ills positive re, val Resulted in his arrest
inr contempt. AMI ai.I; Il week ago he was
!.rpii:!,t over 'ro;n Seattle and placed il
J i. liz has s.es;, 'tr,nbl x ey ccssively Q
si:.ts,s aid ss4 nj ii good condition vhvsi.
c..ssysssi,,'E ,issk,sl up. ..ry III, 10 his ar
r ~ ,a:e Esi,is he's: tie fe,est;,ll Of county
'is"ii5ni.n olicsof ti:cco,,.s,les . Minnesota
Tor scvcrn yss,.:'+, atn. ,tl,3a well in the
community i..v!,ici. lie Lived. Ii is re-
realty IL Seattle luce. a, several ,lous and
i!nii;:..-.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-03-05
~ SAITH IN Extension.

REp. HtSs, Mimi, Special, March At
is si:tt;alhy /, s,u.:ilp;s nan who claims to
have il prt.,.rs.n. from lie officials Of tho
.oa, SHAT The Minneapolis & ST. Louis Cam.
nof Va leg l;no. VIII re extended from
Mi'tat:.'oN." l;,i, he present season
i hc.,.rr! 4. rsiliu,:., bill does not pass;
sst, 4. here " i I i,2 no extension
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-03-05
Ma. .i::s.a .e...i.l:.:.s..l:.el.

CificAs:p, N'rsa' 4. -'rie pint rare CONF
mite oIslll,sa r:i:,.s !. rs. g..sA.al Traffic
ssan.l W>,seri, .r;,i;s;'t soc;ations. winch
i.as been considering !. ,.o,,si,Isint lat Ger
CLAIM Eas III .ss.is.i Me,.aTt. sos.ls HISS bcch
Mi,lg he in-l..ns,. l.:;i.oiS Il flnw. Zine 10
mani palate illI.nsi, rates. In, ,;te long
report. i. which it recommends tIst the
following rules he aided to tile i..int con-
tracts:
That the Western fines agrecto ,t.as,,tHIntheir
fui MutiiolaHst. t,.ll,t Nest he Misas-
s;ppi river III both directions, ard viii nat share
WitAtiiy laiss ~ liz. .uster.y terminus ol
tieir roats prefer. Et. ;l,- indiana, Illinois g
Iowa. IL Niri,.U; In permissible si.nsi.yide the
division at say Ii:t thereon, but thlS llns shall
receive ole percentage only.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-03-05
THE FOURTH COUNT,

to which Messrs. Stevens and Beau,let have
pleaded guilty. issnesrly identical with
the several co,l.ts published on different
o s. N com eson VIII. the ,e esnsn,
and others 10 the grand Jury un-
known with having conspired together
to Insert upon fly 10 vcrnmept population
schedules the names Of 800 fictitious and
;naxinary lessons. and upon hfty other
government population schedules tho
Eallles Ut $50 I:crs.1us no residents 81 Min
neaboli~:. and to certify and return
such schedules to the supervisors Of
the census or the Third district.
It'll. allie ell that COR the purpose q. effect
Ing tile purposes Of the conspiracy said
Beabdet and others inserted in said echetl-
Tiles the nsnse. . 800 fictitious end imaEin-
ery persons and pessolls non-residsnt Of
Minneapolis.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-03-05
TIT. ODEI1L
I yp6 v ritter

Q0n Miaba the ODELL Tyrs. WHs-
TE1e with IS characters. aud Sl5 fnt
the SINGLE CASE ODEs.I.. warranted 4.
10 better WORT than ANY machine made.
10 e,sbjAss SIMPLICITY With DURABILITY
srsED. RAsE OF erEaAp or. wears lnngerMithona
cost OF rspairs thaa arg other machine. Has no
lux ribbos to l.ethers the opera tor. III is NEaY
ssBsrAxxlAL. niekri Ela ts,l, perfect and adaptes
to all kinds q type wr'tias. Lake printing
Press. 1t prodares .Asrp. clean. leEible man IL
scripts. TWO or te d copies can he made ut o,.t
writing. say istelliSert person can become
operato,in two days. Weonfer 81 900 10 any
operator who can equal the work OF the
}. OUDLA CASE ODELL.
Reliable Agents ssd sslssmen wanted. Special
isdtlss0snts to Dealers.
For pamphlet giving Endorsements. &C.. ad-
dress
0DELL TYPE WRITER CO.,
SO and 81. 5thAve. CHICAGO, ILL.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-03-05

Venice has no. COO inhee A..
s4early sas.Sesesh are psA1sfs
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-11-21
Why People Should Marry.

DR.. W. Pratt of London says that
married life is by far the most healthy
and furnishes startling array of figures
to prove it. In 1000 married men OF Is
to 30 years of age there are six deaths;
1000 bachelors furnish 10 deaths, and
1000 widowers % deaths. The widow
ers, it seems, have the worst of it, but
they have the consolation of having been
married, while the bachelor finds the
days trlfle chilly. Married life is by
all odds the more sensible, as all know;
SO, young folks, get married. And when
you do. make your wedding tour over
the Saint Paul & Duluth Railroad the
Duluth Short Line,-which is the peo-
Piles popular route to and from the
double twins of the Northwest st. Paul.
Minneapolis, Duluth and West Superior.
This line is noted for the superior excel
lence of it's equipment, the rapidity of
it's trains, the convenience of it's hours of
arrival and departure. the beauty OF it's
scenery and the splendid character Of it's
terminals. Always take the Duluth
Short Line. Information cheerfully fur:
nished by ticket agents at all points, or
upon application to Geo. w Bull, Gem
eral Passenger Agent. or Geo e. Gilfll.
Ian, Asst. g. PA, st. Paul, MINI. \
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-11-21

That seek ID wound your noble name. nj.
Thus welcome ever be the sight s s s.s
81 OF our archbishop loved and besti
Most honored Is our school tonight
In entertaining such guest. 3
The same lady expressed the follow
ing greeting to all:
To bless our grand new church to day
Our dear respected guests you come!
Long may it stand we fondly pray
An honor to our peoples name!
Our pastors hearts desire is gained
When our new church stands all complete!
Long in our old church he's remained,
Long still our pastor may we Rreetl
In our Kathleen O'Meara's'' name
Cor so our club is called dear friends)
I've tried to voice. fear-in vain.
The royal welcome itextends!
Thrice welcome, welcome, ever be
Our most distinguished honored guests!
Upon each smiling c0untenance, see
The light Of welcome unexpressed!
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-11-21
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

THE IRISH STANDARD, $1.5c per
year in advance.
John =. Quinn, attorney -at-law, 4O8
Nicollet avenue, End DOR.
John j. McHale, lawyer and Justice
of the Peace. 21 First avenue So.
Gallagher & Kinnane, Counsellors at
Law. 4O1 .403, Guaranty Loan Building.
Steamship tickets via Cunard Linef
to and from Europe. sold at Irish
American Bank.
# j. F. Mccarthy artesian we'll contrac-
tor. Estimates furnished On applica-5i
tion. 103 Central avenue.
Have your property insured BY Kane
g Co.. sos Boston block Best com.
panies, lowest rates. Money to loan On
flrst MORTGAGES. and 8 par cent mort
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