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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-08-07
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DARCY M'GEE..
Anniversary of His Death Observed in
Peculiar Form. I'D.

Anniversary of His Death Observed in
Peculiar Form. -.
The Ottawa Free Press says: Sunday
last was the anniversary date Of the as
sasstnatfon Of Thomas Darcy MCGEE on
Sparks street 81 years ago. the fell deed
having been committed on the early
morning Of April Z, 1868. AS customary
with certain section Of well known city
Irish gentlemen. admirers Of the de-
ceased, they met in a residence on Sandy
Hill on Monday night. There was Moth
ing formal about the meeting, it being a
mere matter of routine most religiously
carried out each year. Several gentle
positions in town, were present, but the
proceedings must be respected by reason
of their social privacy. Suffice it to say
that the: thrilling events of that stirring
time were recounted and rehearsed, cor
respondence received and sent off to
nearly every part of the world. The af-
fair broke up, and always does,t at, the
supposed hour Of the murder.
One feature of the annual reunion is
the placing of a picture on the table that
never sees the light but on this occasion.
It is drawing of the coffin in which the
great statesman was inferred. There is
picture, which is a plain rough sketch.
The inscription on the plate of the casket
reads:
T. D. MCGEE,
April Z, 1868.
Consummatus in buyf, explevit temtora.
Multa'
i Miserere, Domino. t,
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: BLUE ,EAHTH' CQUNTY:;SS. &.
IN fx,.. I1.AAil q Ed !. Il :. 1cS NJ 1a1
DUNN SAFETY SWITCH 40.

!, Asa regular meeting of tho stockholders ef}}
the Dunn Safety Switch Company. q 60Ypera-'
ton organized under the iaws Of the state 0ss
West Virgins, held on the 25th dAy OF 4kiei,
1895, the following rssolnticp ;Tss nna narnously
passed by = vote 81 all tho stoet ders present
and constituting m ajor.ty OF all thesstock W
said company, ta-wit: I Il l. 4s5t. Il II ;s:5a5 ::5s5
Whereas theDunp Safety Switch Com pany,
desires to DISCONTINUE It's husiRess ma II 77s3
whereas said company has no tndebted nessf
OF any Find snd tits only assets eonfist Of Asl
patents and models. si5atI =, ii 81. 4 gs n
Now, therefore. be itresolved that bhe presi-s
dent and secretary be apd the same are hereby,
authorized TO transfer the patents an 4. .meaeIe
to Measrs. Louis Dunn and George Resssr and
be IT further # Fl .sl .gss. + ST5fSji fssi
Resolve aro discontinue the Dr,siness s3lot tnsS;
icOrporktion.' t5. 4. sts is#si ss ;sSSa
I, william M Regan, President of tie Dunn
the foregoing fresos sntion was passed vt aesnsksL
meeting OF the stockholders Of said coMpa3yS
held St minneapolis, Minnesota, on thu 2Sthd1y
Of March, 1895, and the msj jority Of the % pisel
stock OF said corporation ,W&s rcpseSeht ted ~
said meeting, and voted unanim0uSlytrs sav0r
of such resolution. al s s Isl lgsss s%5s $ hi
2 ID testimony whereof. I have. hreuato sef.
my hand 'ann eAuaed the ssea ilD4 the cofppfns2
t.on te h BE- afli xed hereto this 18th ~ Of
IEs. III Pecan, 5Presidsn f 81 s;s, y
~ ,15 G RO. BESS EA, Ssf fretaay
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The Fashions.

The craze for open-work effects has at
tackled the shoes, and patent leather and
glossy kid shoes are perforated in var
ious patterns like the cloths, velvets and
silks so much worn.
Black and white striped taffetas, or
candies, and swivel silks will be much
worn this season, and they make ex-
tremely stylish gowns, combined with a
trimming of bright satin or velvet to
give the dress touch Of color.
Glover red bergere which is a delicate
pink like the tint of the sea shell, creamy
yellow, mauve, gray blue, rose pink, and
yellow green, in various shades, are
among the most fashionable colors. ~,
Black and colored velvet waists are to
be worn with black satin, moire, and
wool skirts for street gowns, as soon as
it is warm enough to discard the cape.
They are made in blouse fashion, and to
give them extra warmth a flannel lining
is substituted for silk.
Tortoise shell is the favorite handle
for handsome umbrellas, and Is usually
mounted in gold or silver, with the mon
ogram on one side. I4apis lazulf and
mounted in gold are also used.
The light gray cloth cape has long re-
yers. reaching to the waist. The latter
are of white cloth, with the black Roman
floss embroidery in Asiatic effect. The
long stole fronts and the wide neck bow
are of the cloth, caught with green vel
vet rosettes. The same oriental en-
hroidery of the front reyers extends
down the back. This embroidery Is u.s.
ually done at home, before the garment
goes to the dressmaker to be made. 1t Is
easily worked, as the patterns are In
scroll designs, and not elaborate, al
though very effective. If desired, the
stole ends can be omitted without chang
ing the general appearance of the cape
Plain black Brussels net of the finest
quality. with black applique borders,
with white applique borders on the lower
edge and up the sides, are among the
newest veilings. They are not sold by
the yard. but as separate wells. Long
wells of white Brussels net, with the
chenille dot, to wear over the beautiful
large light hats of the spring and sum-
mer are very lovely. Some OF the new
black wells with very becoming meshes
have larger dots than usual. They are
very becoming, and seem to- bring out
every CHEEKY tint in ones complexion.
For an evening veil only the slightest
gauze or plain Malfne is worn, just over
the fluffy hair to. keep it In place. 1t is
better not to wear veil in the evening,
but II it is necessary, remember that
only the slightest excuse OF one is ac-
ceptable.
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nA1rruTERs OF ERTN.

Division No. President. Miss Alice
Irwin, 800 Union st Sc.
vice president, Mrs. NJ. ]. Gill, 3A Ce-
Secretary. Mrs. j. ]. Lane, s1725 9Th SIN.
Treasurer, Miss Francis McNamee, 1927
Meets Cd and 4t1. Monday evening Of
month at 1O1 Washington av S. /
Division No. President. Mrs. A. II.
.Boran,I9M University av NE. u. -
vice.president, Mrs r. j. Hayes, 13s
Sth av NE. 3
Recording secretary. Miss Lizzie Nc
CURE. 1855 Central av.
Financial secretary, Mrs. j, j. DAILY,
1913 Jefferson st.
IRE reas,irer, Miss Nellie Ring. 2o1 Broad
way. & @ +. s. ]!
Division No. 3-President, Mrs. Mary
Mentally, 1913 Crystal Lake av
Vice president, Mrs H.sBreens- cors 5tf
Est and 9Th av n. s s.. = sSss szst d,
financial secretary, Miss IA ;Me erris. q.
3. Reeord rdlng secret MISS Hoy,
rfsasarsr, n,rs, y. q
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assigned yesterday, EN- bracing two mills
In this city and one each in Crooksto on,
Casselton, Fargo, Bismarck, Mandan,
Northwood, Mayville, Park River. Mil
ton. Fisher and Moorhead have been
closed, says a Grand Forks dispatch Of
the 18th. There is due the Mandan roller
mill and other New England parties.
$3.50, 900; New York banks, s25sQ0O; banks
and banking firms in st. Paul. Minneapo-
lis and Duluth $l15,0 600; banks in the Red
River valley, $4,000: miscellaneous cred
itors In this state and throughout the
country. $4,000. This includes all of the
liabilities and makes a total of $375,OOO.
It Is learned from Mandan direct that the
New England creditors are the. Southers,
Of Boston, owners of the bulk Of the
stock of the Mandan mill. and thereby
also in the association. The, $180,0O0 due
them and the Mandan mills for i've as
sets turned over to the milling associa-
tion at the time9of its Organization, such
as wheat and -four, which should have
been paid at once, but the association has
stood off the Boston parties, 1t Is claimed.
while taking care Of other parties. 1t Is
claimed that during the absence Of J. NJ.
Turner, the general manager of the mill
ing association In Europe, the officers of
the association have paid notes and obli-
cations not yet due, to themselves and
their immediate friends, and pushed OFF
the Boston creditors,
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recording secretary. Lizzie Hall ss2S 2'
18th ay S. % ... ~ 4. i.s.5 t:S
Financial secretary. Nellie y RcIner1ey, 3 s
2S13 tBloomingto av. z ~ .;:s sf e.
Treasurer, Mrs. M. II. Cummings. 2726
18th av s.. Il Il,
Meets lst and Sd Thursday evening Of
month at. A. O. III. hail. 241s Bloonin gton
av. 99!s5
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MnNTANA.

Judge Blake, of the district court Mon
day decided the case Of Della Hershfield
grew out of the famous law suit at Far
go last year when Aaron sued for an an
nulrnent Of his marriage. The case went
against him and one Of the judgments
was that he shouldpay plaintiff some
$1,000 attorneys fees and other expenses.
Aaron refused to pay this, claiming that
the Fargo court did not have jurisdic
tion in this respect. His wife then sued
at Helena to compel a. satisfaction Of the
Judgment. Judge Blake decided in her
favor, but at the request of Aaron's at
torneys. stay Of execution is granted
for 10 days. t
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

Notice was served Monday by City At
torney Wilmarth and Mayor Myers. OF
Huron, on County Treasurer Sterling. as
ex-officer tax collector Of the city Of Hur-
on, to the effect that an application would
be made to the supreme court for a re-
hearing in the case Of the Western Town
Lot Company. against George F. Lane,
county treasurer, as respondent, and the
City Of Huron as intervenor. Decision Of
this case was rendered in favor Of the
plaintiff last Saturday, and compels the
treasurer to receive city warrants when
drawn on the generals fund Of the prior
year in the payment of taxes levied for
year. The treasurer is also notified that
all warrants issued by the city and now
outstanding, prior to 1893, are illegal and
void, and that proceedings will be COM
menced at once to enjoin their payment
The treasurer is also notified not to re-
ceiye any such warrants in payment Of
taxes, -: 8;
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HASTINGS. DAKOTA COUNTY. Z
Hn,,nfx, Pcostdent-T r Moran Has!

ST. CLOUD, STEARNS COUNTY.
s County President-P. FL Kennedy. = 4
Division No. 1, ST. Cloud-President, p.
F. Kennedy. n
Vice Pres.-P.. F. Stafford. =.
Rec and Fin. Sac.-M, Flaherty. | f..
Ifls. Secs. +. Doyle: ~ Z. (
Treasurer-Frank Gillespie.
Meetings third Tuesday of month at
tSwartz's hall. .s.:
DULUTH, ST. LOUIS COUNTY.
County Presidept--John Flood.
=, Division No. 1.-Preside C..
Hessian. -.
Vice President-A. M. Griffin.
Rec Sec-U. Lynott, ~
Fin. Sec.-,J. ]. Healey. y ~. q ~
Treasurer. S. Kelly. s',',' n.
Ins. Sec.-Mtchael Harney. 4.'ti &
Meetings second Friday at 8 p. m. and
fourth Sunday at 3 p. m. at K. p. hall
Division No. 4, West Duluth--Presiden
Geo. Colman. s5. \ /. 81 4 s,5:5
vice Pres John clune. ~.
s Rees Secs. Bolger- z 8 ~, .ss! 81 :S 4
4 Fin Sec.-tieo. Carlin 4 e.: s.4:.s ss
Treasurer-R.J d. Fenton. ssss r ls# iss
& Meets first and third Tuesday Of month
at 7:3O o'clock d. M.
/ d Division No 3, Tower ohm ldur-
phY, presid lent ss
ice Fres.- 1ri faf1ad III as
2Ree. Sec. ~ ~ 3aruTiu d sfssss ss
ai1. 81.
I
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FILLMORE COUNTY.

{ Co Pres, D. c. De vaney.
Division No. I, Preston-Pres, Thos
Healy. e., ="
Rec. Sec, !. Fallon. !: " !
Fin. Sec, W. J. Ryan.
Treas, a. L. Bennett. ~ i IL
Ins. sec, A.. l.. Bennett
Division No. 2, Lanesboro-~Pres., }.
Scanlan. ,..~, .+.
vice-pres.. D. Thornton. ~ ';f
REQ. sec, j. GalTigan.
Fin. Sec, q. Redmond.
Treas, J. Larkin. -,
+ ms sec, j. Gall!gan. -" s-'- -, :.
Meets alternate Saturdays Of month at
ODD Follows hall.
Division No. /, Daughters OF Erin,
Vlce-pres., Anna Redmond.
REQ. sec, Alice 1,oomey. ':+T,, =; >,
Fin. Sec, Madge Durfkin. = +
I Treas, Maggie Rafferty,. i
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SALTWATER, WASHINGTON co.
County President, Thomas J. Dunn.
President-T. Organ.
Vice President--T. Doyle. !: 4
Rec 3! c Sec Sewn; T,tr. +, Weish. v'a, :;
Treasurer--J w. Clearly. ~
Insurance sec.--T. w. Welsh. /.
Meet every Monday evening.
Daughters Of J1rin-President, Miss M.
Crowlew, 662 S. Second st. ~, /"
Vice Pres-Mrs. Thomas Curley, n.
Fourth st.
Rec. sec.-Niss Mary Grady. =, ..s;s T..
Fin. Sec.--Miss A. Reilly.
Treasurer-Mrs. G. Gowan. : S-'
Meet first and third Thursday evening
of month at G. A.. r. hail. i,t. &,.@>ss
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u1pERNIAN RIFLEs.

H1BERN1AN RIF'LES.
Captain, j. w. Doyle, 25OS l4th av 5.
list lieutenant, F. e. Kealy. III
2d lieutenant, P j. Kinnane. !
Recording secretary. Robert McNama-
ra, 206 1st st N.
Financial secretary. William Myers,
1919 Washington st NE.
Treasurer, William McGrath.
Drill every Wednesday evening at st.
Anthony hail, cor. Second st and Sth av
NH f..5E. tsg5at --s>t.. ! sF p
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SCOTT COUNTY,

County President--F. j. Leonard, Jag-
dan.
Division No. i, Ee1la Plaiue-,Presid1na
Dr.. G. r. Maloney. :. a$8
we aS PrssEM zae - = : Re, 1'anay' 36,s
Tin. Sec.--J. e.. Kiidutf -.
Treasurer--Daniel Callahan. = . .%
Ins. Secy-Wi11. Fitzgerald. .t; ;.8
Meet first Sunday Of month,
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WINhNA COUNTY.

W1NONA t-AJltAN Ls
County Fresident~-Joi1n Sherman. WI
Division NO. 1, Ny5nona-- presldent Jas,
Hughes. E%
Vice Pres-George Rowe. @
Rec. Sec.-t5eorge Fitzgerald.
Fin. Sec.--tMichael Ryan. a &
Treas. and ms. s'et.I-D. OBrier.. s
Meet first and third tuesday evenings.
Of month Lat st Tho mas'han.
Nagle..
vice ores.---Wm AtcCaffrey.
Rec. sec.--J. E:3Molan. RHsfford p. O.
ms. Sec.-J ere.1tiail Moran, Sr. 4.
Meet second Sunday Of month at Wi
toka. - :,-.-. -.> .a,
BRArNERD, CROW WING COUNTY,
County President, VIM Barron.
PreSldent--.Jancs Cullen.
Vic2s Pres.--Jantes New ..e.
Rec. Sec.---Daniel Doran. :. Af
Fin. and Ins. Sect. il. Murphy. 4 M
reasurer--Felix Graham. t..&
Meet second Wednesday evening al
$3.50 O'Clock and fourth Sunday at $50 ?.
m. of each fnGilth In Peabody and Bak-
er's hall, corner Sixth and Maple streets
MORTON, .RENvILLD COUNTY. i,
County I,fe fesident-T. i. Boylan. Y
Division No. l-.--Presitlent, j. III. Me&- 1
wi Vice Prres.--M.' A. Donfson. :; q
Rec. Sec. J. Keaga1,., =. ~ e.A8i B,
Fin. Seed. F.. Keefe, s.s> 4.
Treas.--T. NJ Keefe.s x TT u, "a
1ns. ssac.--A...H Keafe. - ~ II
Meet second Sunday Of each month ~
p. m. - st. :. ~. a ssSSl
=. BLUE ,EA,nTlE' COUNTY, S5a
County, PRESIDENT I'D: Vt. ) Hayes. lEaIl. 4
kato. r. }, a.
Division No. /. AtanKato President. y.
vice Pres.--rhos. Mccarey. I. s.
Rec. Seed. r. Hayes. ;.,ej !. !. $
Fin. Sec.-J. G.. Norris. ii W. ,'aS!$$.s (, 4
Treasurer--T. 12. co,1ghlan. 1. 3sI
Jns. Seed. p. Hayes q s'4.sess5iS$S
Meets second and fourth Monday cven-ss
ings Of month at A. O. e.. w. hail., sa;} };;,gt
Division No. 2, Madison Lake F7.estsjSs
dent, r. 3. &Murtaugh y;.#gs1xS
Vice Pres.-Jofn White. b, Z. Il. 5sls
Rec. Sec.-Charles Doran. III I: s q y FIJI 81
Fin. Sec.-M. Gtlbride u. :. i IS ii y 7. ssSf8 sssf8
Ins. sec.--sJohn Brown. ,,ss Y. ,41
Meet second I'm IND '1sin foaith sundayy ets5
month at Hanchett hall. .
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yWAsECA, WAsECAsCO OIJNTY.
CO. Pres. i j. MeWadeA .Waseca-.,sE

$s5a 1. WAsECA, WAsECAs COUNTY. n:
/ Co. Pres, +. ~. McWade Waseca-
Pres, e. Boucher. s ;s.. IS, 81 j MI
h aVice-pres., j Madde, y i IA.
Rec. sec, d. D'Keefe.. a. M h.
& Fin. sec, J. Keeley- d, VI 1,
y Treas, p McLoone. w., q: ' u. "a
Ins. sec, %. O,Keefe.
Meets 1st Sunday and 80 Thursday 4ol
month. ~ Ssss IA. i. T
prppsrorn COUNTY. !. Y Y
CO. pres, A. Fl. Minnehan. -
Division No. 1--Pres., M. Heffroh m3i
= Vice-pres., j. Hennessy. s,. d, a!
Rec. sec, Edward Carroll. .ss iss'
Fin. Sec, J. Barrett. s. n ~ ~
ms. Sec. g. e. DoughertN =
Treas. G. McCafray.
Meets 1st Sunday of month, address,
Box 118, Pipestone City.
a Division No. 2-Woodst tock-Pres., r.
Gildea. :s<t1A
Rec. sec. j. G. O'Neil. lI1o Z
Fin. sec, J. Hennessey. 51> y
Treas, p. II. Powers. .rf:M5 = ! t15:
Ins. sec. w. Moriarity.
Meets I'd and 4th Sundays Of month.
MLEoD COUNTY. ~ -;
co. Fres., p. McElligott.
Division No. i, Glencoe-Pres., }. w.
Holloran. ~
Rec. Sec, F.. M. Dolan.
Fin. sec, D. McNe1lins. II
Treas, E. McEtligott. '
Meets o'clock p. m. 1st Sunday OF
month at G. A. f. hall.
Division No. 2, Hutchinson-Pres., P.
f.. Barrett. ~,
Rec. sec, nj. j. Burns. Z
Elm. sec, j. McCor1nick. :
Treas. s. Eallon. :.
Ins. see>, VI. ]. Burns. "a g.
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sIREEY COUNTY,.

County Preside1,t--W. 4. fahey, Green
isle.
Division No. i, tsreea. Isle-Presidersss
Daniel Myers. q.
vice Pres.--hT. McMahon. I -,
Rec Sec.--J. A. Sallortail.
Fin. Sec.-Peter McGrann.
Trensurer--Th6s. Iorrin. t,i
lns Sec.--M. Mcmahon.
Meeting first Sunday in each zaonth.
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re SUEUR COUNTY. =.

gomery. . 8t. !. =. ., y . 4
James Sullivan. .s,$ssst y, ssfss..
Vice Pves.-J. IS. ODonnelL n n I'll III. ,$ss.s
Z Rec, Sec--J. H. Burns. :. u :ss5isS
Fin. iSec.-W Fl Duane. :, ri 13ts assH sH
ms. Sec.--.Janes poherty. * ;: t54s sl:s
Treasurer-Henry Regain. . ,.@S.E
Meet first Sunday 'u month at q. O clock
.. m. at ST. Thomas. - e. .'; u II
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
NATIONAL oFFICFRs.

NATIUNAI .UFFICER5.
p. J. O'Connor, National President. Sa-
vannah, Ga. .'s + ~ 5:,'
John G. Weadock, Vice President, Bay
City. Mich. .sF
M J. slattery, National Secretary, So
South Pearl Street, Albany, N. Z.
T. J. Dundon, National Treasurer. 1s6
North Water street, Columbus, 0.
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}. 2--President, M. u Hal-

loran. I'll .5.2
Vice Pres.-Michae1 ske'1y.
Rec. Ssc.-Janles McGinnls. :;
Fin Sec--Eugene Osborne.
Treasurer.--Peter Morgan. u
ms. Sec.--M. c. Walsh.
Meet first Sunday of month. Address,
LIE SueIr. a..
Division No 8. Iontgomery::~-J. R'strat-
ton, president. s,.i;.i
vice Pres.-John Sweeney. S"!.",' ~
Rec. Sec.--M. Meagher. T. !.
Fin. Sec--R. Deveratx. .. II =; !sfsa4
Ins. sec.-W. 4. Kennedy. : y Y
Treasurer, Jerry Keohen. ,....-
Meet second Sunday in. month. = . =
Division No. 4, Waterville--I1r. g, a,
Dolan president.
Vice Pres.-Ed Eropny. ~ ia.
Rec. and Fin. Sec. O'Leary. s.; $&
Treasurer-Davia Council. 1; ! :.
Ins. Seed. ~. Hunt. '. w.
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ANoKA COUNTY.
President, Thomas Cctem

County President, Thomas Coleman,
Waseca. "a,
vice Fres.-nf Tigue, Coon Creek. IL
Rec. Sec.-Jas. eMcArdle, Arioka. u @B
Mn. and ms. Set Riley. s ssa
Treasure Thos. Clarke 81
Meetings second Sunday Of each month
1T IA. IA. r.. Hall. Second av. i
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\ Is : . .
The abominable trickery by which our
Republican legislature. and governor,
sought to override the will of the people
and the decisions of our courts by pass
ing law to rob the state Of the fun funds
nrers Baetz, Kuehn and McFetridge, has
got a set back, says the Chippewa Falls
Catholic Sentinel. The attorney general,
\ to his honor, refuses to cancel the judg-
ments, until the supreme court passes
upon the constituttonality Of the law;
We believe this wilt end the matter, and
settle the Sawyer jobbers. For we are
certain the supreme court viii uphold
the judgments and teach the venal legis-
slature that passed the law lesson as
10: its power to ignore the will of the peo-
Sple. and give away the money Of the q tag + q
si,aySrs fpr not are alsog satisfied led
Hull not one len to this 5atss. #
1 fanir tsd SUhberyasllays S ever esaiI1
81
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1TASCA COUNT 7. 7
CO. pres, r. Fl. Hennessy.
Div. No. i, Grand Rapids--Pres., e. III
Vice-pres., Fl. Hughes. i
Fin. sec, J. Costello. y
Rec. sec; p. j. Sheehan.
Treas, III. Logan.
Ins. sec, NJ. Duffy.
Meets every Tuesday evening. L
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NATIONAL DIRECTORS, ,.'
Maurice F., Wilhere, Philadelphia, Pa
Edward Sweeney, of Ohio.
j. M. Clark, Of Wisconsin. T.;
James Jackson. Of Philadelphia. = !
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WRIO4H ~ 80 = = 80
County pres, Rev, E. J. O,Conne1l.
Division NO. 1, Msdelia, Minn.-Pres.'
.Yice-prea. J. Griffin: Is Y = 4 :;
Rec. sec, o. E. Mccoy. u
Fin. sec, A. Russell.
Ins. Sec, e. Noonon. i.
Treas, Fl. Farmer. :,
Meets LIST Sunday OF month In our hall
at Madelia, MINI.
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cARLroN COUNTY.

CO. pres, 6. Stapleton.
Division No. i, Cloquet-Pres, M.
Vice-pres, W. Kinney. ef'fS. ,t',ni'>|'
Rec. sec, c.. H. Quinn. II - i, So.
Fin. Sec, J. Peacha. r. ! '>ftsi ~
Ins. Sec. J. Ryan. = i.'41' -, -,
Treas. Js:P. Brennan. r -. -
Meet I'd and 4th Saturdays OF month at
Knirhts of Prthias hail
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State De1egate-J. a0HcCartny,. St1I1Wa=
ter. -
State secretary-Rev. r. p. Kervick.
Pipestone.
State Treasurer. Mahoney. SOB 4th
st N Il. Minneapolis.
State Board Of Directors-W. De1any,
st. Paul; J. Callahan, DULUTH; D. F.
Hayes, Mankato; DIR. f. W. Buckley, St.
Paul; j. J. Fitzgerald, Minneapolis.
President Of Insurance, Fund.-, j..
Kennedy. st. Paul. @
Vice-president. d. F. McDermott Clon-
tart.
State Secretary of insurance. John A.
O'Shaughnessy, Saltwater.
State treasurer Of insurance. j. Sheehy,
Montgomery.
Directors of Insurance Fund.-. w.
Murphy, Faribault; Hugh Butler, Mime
apolis; F. j. Kinnucan, St. Paul; J.
O'Donnell, Clontarf:. T. NJ. Ryan, Anoka.
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MORRIS, STEVENS COUNTY.

+ County Presidents. A. Flaherty. Nor
President-wm. Riordan, Morris.
Vice Pres-T. McCanny. Il;
Rec. Sec.--J. S. Walsh. |. IT. - /
Fin. Sec.-J. r. 5Breen. vi -! ! ! T
/ Insurance Sec.-J. Riordan. ! j. ~
Treasurer-M. p. Norris. 1~ !.
Meet first Sunday OF month at 1870
o'clock in a. o. U. W. hall, Morris.
Arizona republican., 1895-07-26

These lots will be offered for sale on terms and at prices within the reach of every homeseeker. These additions are on the finely equipped
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-04-25
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Of all cases of consumption can, II taken in
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This may seem like bold assertion TO
those familiar only with the means gener-
liver oil and its filthy emulsions, extract
Of malt, whiskey, different preparations of
hypophosphites and such like bailtatioes.
Although by many believed to be incufa-
bic, there Is the evidence of hundreds OF
living witnesses to the fact that, In all its
disease. Not every case, but a large per-
csafaee Of cases, and we believe, JuIiy oS
Der cent. are cured by Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, even after the disease
has progressed so far as to induce repeated
bleedings from the lungs, severe lingering
ing tubercular matter), great loss of flesh
and extreme emaciation and weakness.
10 you doubt that hundreds Of such cases
reported to Us as cured by Golden Med
ical Discovery" I" were genuine cases of that
dread and fatal diseasel You need not take
our word for it They have, IN nearly every
and most experienced home physicians,
who have NO interest whatever In mis-
representing them and who were often
strongly pfejudiced and advised against
Q trial Of Golden Medical Discovery"
but who have been forced to confess that
fatal malady, all other medicines with
which they are acquainted. Nasty cod.
liver oil and its filthy "emulsions" and
mixtures, had been tried in nearly all these
cases and had either utterly failed to bene-
ft, OF had only seemed to benefit little for
Q short time. Extract of malt, whiskey,
and various preparations Of the hypophos-
phites had also been faithfully tried in vain.
The photographs of large number Of
those cured of consumption, bronchitis,
lingering coughs, asthma, chronic rasal
catafrh and kindred maladies, have been
skillfully reproduced in a book of 100
pages which will be mailed to you, on re-
ceipt of address and six cents In stamps.
You can then write those cured and learn
their experience.
Address for Book, WoRLD's D1sPENsARY
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N. Y.