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All city warrants registered prior to
February 8, 1892, are now due and pay
able at my Office. Interest ceases after
this date. ]. 1. BUReET, City Treas.
Dated Dalles City. Jan. /, 1895.
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"Bacterie do not occur in the blood or
in the tissues of a healthy living body,
either of man or the lower animals"
So says the celebrated DIR. Kock. Other
doctors say that the best medicine to
render the blood perfectly pure and
healthy is Ayers Sarsaparilla.
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KNIGHTS OF The MACCABEES
OF THE WORLD!
The Deputy Supreme comman-
der Expresses His Gratitude.
Amaurosis Cured by Dr. MILES, Nervine

Amauros1S Cured Oy Dre niles NefV1ne
Deputy Supreme Commanders ONCE,
Knights of the Maccabees of the World.
Emporium, Pa, Dec. Is, 1893.
DR.. Miles Medical CO., Elkhart, Ind:
Gentlemen;-I feel very grateful to you
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Thanking you for what it has done for us,
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Yours with gratitude.
GEO. DICKINSON.
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saved had they taken proper precautions.
The prompt use of DIR. J. H. McLean's
Liver & Kidney Balm has saved thous-
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Price $1.00 per bottle. Sold by Snipes
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Exposure to rough weather, dampness,
extreme cold, etc., is apt to bring on an
attack of rheumatism or neuralgia; (;
chapped hands and face, cracked lips
and violent itching of the skin also owe
their origin to cold weather. DR.. Nc
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment should be
kept on hand at all times for immediate
application when troubles of this nature
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soc and LOO per bottle.
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Karl's Glover Root will purify your
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your Bowels and make your head clear
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1t is not a miracle. It won't cure
everything, but it will cure piles.
That's what De Wits Witch Hazel
Salve will do, because it has done it in
hundreds of cases. Snipes-Kinersly
DruU Co
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raken Oh.

Came 10 my place on Long Hollow
about Jan. l. 1895, gray pony, branded
with two quarter circles = on left shoul-
der, weight about 700 pounds.
A. j. HoLT, Dufur.
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DIR. Miles NerVine
Cures.

DR.. Miles, NERVE PI.AsrERs cure RHEUMA-
pISM. WEAK BACKS. At firIlppists- only 2Sc
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For Sale:

Pure Blood Pekin Duck eggs for sale at
50 per dozen. These ducks are the most
profitable fowl on the farm. s =
ss W. B. WrSANs,
feb25-1m. Hood River, Or.
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Pain has show. witA DE-, Miles, Pain PM.
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H. h. DARN1ELLE,
B. PATTERSON,
W. ]. DAVIDSON.
Committee.
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THREE MONTHS LATER.

BELIEVING THE CURE PERMANENT HE WANTS
EVERYBODY TO KNOW IT.
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C. B. & /. ASSOCIATION.
An Important and Harmonious fleet.
inp-Secretarv'S Report.

ing-Secretary's Report.
There was a large attendance at the
annual meeting Of the Hennepin county
Catholic Building and Loan Association
Thursday night last and the utmost good
feeling prevailed among all the members
President J. j. Fitzgerald presided and
petition was in readiness to be signed
by the members, who hocked around it
SO anxious to affix their signatures thai
four copies had to be provided to accom0-
date them.
This petition read as follows:
District Court, Fourth Judicial Dis
trict, State of Minnesota County Of Hen
nepin, IS. Michael Healy, ct al, VS.. Hen
nepin County Catholic Building. and
Loan association.
eve, the undersigned, your petitioners
respectfully show to the court that we are
stockholders in the defendant association
owning the number of shares set oppo-
site our names. That we are opposed to
the appointment of receiver for the de
PENDANT; that such appointment will moi
only be detrimental to, but destructive to
our interests in said association. That
it would be both useless and expensive
We therefore ask that the application for
g receiver in the above entitled action be
refused
This petition was signed by 1877 mem
bers of the association representing q
large majority Of the stock
During the course Of the meeting mo-
tion was made and unan imously carried
not TIC throw the concern into the hands
Of a receiver.
The report of the secretary was highly
encouraging showing resources Of $313,-
405.71, with liabilities of the same
amount. Cash on hand July 81, 81 OIL 49,
The Irish standard., 1895-10-19
Superior.
P. F. Collins will soon open the Hotel

P. F. Collins will soon open the Hotel
Arthur.
Joseph Bourke is alternating at White
Birch.
J. F. Meagher has returned from Ash
land where he had been organizing the
saw mill men, AS testimonial Of their
regard for Mr.. Meagher the striking mill
men presented him with a splendid gold
watch and chain.
The Longshoremen's Union No. ~ held
their first annual ball at Washington
Hall on Tuesday evening. The affair
was great success from a social as we'll
as financial point Of view.
The ST. Francis Catholic fair ended
on Saturday night last. The manage
ment made over $4,000. This was the
first fair held by the parish. Under the
circumstances it was certainly wonder
full success.
The Superior aldermen have gone to
Milwaukee to help the Lake Michigan
city celebrate it's semi centennial. AS
an inducement to attend our city faith
ers were promised all the beer they
could drink.
1t was even. intimated that Milwaukee
would not be shy on prietzels and vein
erwursts. A special train thoroughly
equipped with stretchers will bring the
boys back to their own bereaved city.
The Irish standard., 1895-10-19
HE BERLIN OF AMERICA
Milwaukee Celebrates Her Semi-c Gem
tennial and the Northwest Assists.

Milwaukee Celebrates Her Semi-C Gem
tennial and the Northwest Assists.
The aldermen, the heads of the civic
departments and various officials left on
Tuesday evening for Milwaukee to help
the citizens OF that place celebrate the
selni-centennial of the founding Of that
city. Just before the train left an ex-
Lraordinary meeting was held at the de-
pot, and Col. Adams was appointed act
ing mayor until the return Of Mayor
Pratt The party travelled in private
car, and when st. Paul was reached, was
Joined by party from Duluth, West SUI
perior and the Sanity City. Those who
comprised the Minneapolis party are:
President r. b. Snyder Vice President
f. G. Drew and wife, Aid. S., B. Loye and
wife, G.. E. Dickinson and wife, Wyman
Elliott and wife, George A. Durham, F..
c.. Harvey and wife, A. Currier, P. W..
McAllister and wife, r, Alexander, Burke
F. O'Brien and wife, Perry A. Long and
wife, II. Rhode, A. l.. Skoog and wife,
F. A. Schwartz and wife, N. I. Colburn,
Seth Hewitt, G. T.. Fort and wife, J. IL.
Bradish, City Engineer Cappelen, Super
intendent of Police " M. Smith, +. H..
Stetson chief Of the fire department, and
wife, Supervisor of Waterworks j. H. Nc
Cornell, Health Commissioner Avery
and wife.
A special car on the same train was
occupied by Gov Clough and his staff,
and number of ladies, in the party, in
addition to the staff were Lieut.. Gov. Day
and wife, Tams Bixby and wife. The
gentlemen in the party were: Gen. Her
man Nuremberg Gen. j. f. Fulton, St.
Paul: Gen. ]. M. Dimont, Owatonna; Col
Soren Listoe, St. Paul; Col. G. F. Pusch,
st. Paul; Col. f. G. BarroWs, Minneapolis;
Col. c. D. Davidson, Little Falls; Col. c..
H. March, Litchield Col. 3. G. Ward.
Alexandria; Col A. J.. Blethen, Mime
apolis; Col Tams Bixby, St. Paul; Lieut.
Col e. Broeckman, ST.. Paul. Lieut. Col
E. H. Hobe, st. Paul; Lieut.. Col Charles
F. West, Austin, Maj. R. Hurd, st. Paul;
Maj. w. Fl. Dash, N. G. Minnesota; Capt
A. Z. Ransome, Lieut.. A. B. Johnson, U.
S. A.
The occasion was most social and jo-
vial one and Milwaukee's vel! earned
reputation for hospitality was fully sus-
tanned.
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West Duluth,

The Bazaar held here last week for the
benefit of St James church was quite 8
success, over nine hundred dollars hay-
ing been cleared
John Clyne is slowly recovering from
his late illness.
Mrs. M. ]. Delmore is nursing broken
leg, having accidentally stepped from q
high unguarded sidewalk near St. Glen
ents church recently
Mrs. NJ Burns met with sad acct
dent by which she lost her life, trying to
relieve one of her children, who was
afflicted with dyphtheria, by putting her
finger in it's throat, The child bit her,
blood poisoning set in, and medical Skill
could not save her.
Typhoid fever is very prevalent in this
locality, two of the Carpenter young men
are down with it.
j. c.. Abbott of Cloquet, was "a visitor
to the city last week. j, - xs.y.,a a., !, !,
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The Church Fair.

The ladies of St. Lawrence church, Of
which Father Gennis is pastor, opened g
far last Wednesday evening at Harper's
Bazaar building, on Central avenue. The
large hall was deliberately trimmed with
red, white and blue bunting and large
flags. Across the end Of it extended an
elevated platform which the ladies CON
verted into dining room, and there
served dinner from o'clock on every
night. Mines Cody, Pickett, Litz, Finn
and Conroy had this in charge, and show
ed their culinary skill very graciously.
One Of the largest booths was the fancy
article table, where sundry tempting
trifles were arranged to begllile dollars
This was in charge Of Misses Nellie Shea,
Mae Harris, Lizzie Leonard, B. Hays and
Nellie Walsh. A candy table was pretti-
ly set forth, and sweets and goodies are
dispensed by Misses Nellie Barrett. Jennie
Pickett, Alice Cody and Margaret Erwin
A fish pond with the usual mysterious
treasures was conducted by Misses Lillian
Bacon, Mollie Erwin and Maud Dwyer.
and the wheel of fortune was uder the
smiles Of Misses Margaret Devereaux
Margaret Reilly, Alice Erwin and Nora
Finn Mrs Zimmerman had the soda
fountain in charge.
All these charming daughters of Erin
were selling chances on various prizes
with 4 zeal and persistence fatal to quar-
tiers and hearts. The most popular man
was to receive fur coat; the most popn-
lar young woman, likewise The young
girl who got the most names was to re
ceive a bicycle in addition to the joy Of
being a favorite, and the little girl, a doll
and the little boy a suit of clothes
A more complete description will be
given next week.
The Irish standard., 1895-10-19
GRAND ANNUAL BALL
1-BY THE
Robert EllnGt Literary Association
AT MASONIC TEMPLE,
Thursday iAa|Ioween) Evening. October 3lst
Grand March at o'clock preceded by
8:3o 10 Supper served hail.
Tickets $I.OO.
Tickets $l.OO.
sHTP7FTS EX HCUT1ON SALE.

SHERIFF'S EXECUTION SALE.
Under md by virtue Of on EXECUTION issuea
of and under the seal CT ne ha Fonrrh
Judicial District aud County OF Aennspin, On W.
18th day Of September 1895. unOn Judgment
rendered and docketed In said Court ana county
plaintiff and Frank ]. Hortenbach. defendant. 10
favor OF said plaintiff and against said defendant;
for the sam Of seven hundred slxt9-nve anu
dollars, which said Exscmion has s, 20 n,x
directed aud delivered, have levied upon ana
will sell az pubic auction, to the highest cash
bidder, at the sherttf's Office IL the new C.nr.
House in The CITY OF fh rd day se Of Decem
Der, 1895 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF ,nae
day, eli the right. title and interest," tnat ABOVE
named Judgment debtor had In ana 70 the Isat
estate hereinafter described on the lSsh cay 81
septe Der, 1898, that being the date OF the rendi
ton of said Judgment, or tnat ne mas sanse .sty
nuircd thereto the description OF the properly
being as follows, to-wit: !. a.
Pas. Of lots nine and ten Of block twelve o. ~.
Anthony Falls, according to the recorded map.
or plat. thereof now on file in the ONCE OF me
REGISTER OF Deeds III ana for the . u'ity OF Hsn-
nepin, bounded ~ lines desstansa - ,,,d
ary line OF said block. being the line dividing sac
block from Central Avenue, said potnt Dslng
defiant seventy seven ~ Iesl no er;a
beiag formed by the intersecting Of said Central
avenue and Fourth street, and running from
said point OF beginning northeasterly along SAG
boundary line TWENTY-FIVE ~ tset; thence o.
one hundred aud thiIty-two us2) feet 20 rear
boundary fine of said lot nine G; thence az right
angles along said rear boundary line son.nWest-
erly twenty {22) ieet, thence " r'ghb angles
J Dated at aiinnesp 8, Mon, october u, 1926
JOHNE. HQLMBERG. By PHIL !. MEGA ~
sheriff q Aennepin County, MINI: 8 Dtepr KY
-. ..a.r.r fo,4 IND On, NJ radfknr IA;
The Irish standard., 1895-10-19
SUMMONS.

cTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Hennepin
y District Court. Fourth Judicial District.
f Cstharine A. Woolsey, plaintiff, vs.. German
The state Of Minnesota to the above named
defendant: II l''t.
answer the complaint Of the plaintiff in the
above entitled action, which complaint has been
died in the Office Of the Clerk of said Court at The
Din. in said State of Minnesota and to serve 6
copy Of your answer to said complaint on the
subscribers, at their office, in the City Of Mime
Utility days after date. of tho last publication
hereof, exclusive of said last day Of publication
and II you fail to. answer the said comp ain
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff. in this
action will apply to the Court for the relief de.
manded in said complaint. ~
Dated at Minneapolis. September H. 1895.
WILLIAM KENNEDY and
CHRIS. A. GALLAGHER,
Attorneys tor the Plaintiff
40l 8 Guarenty Loan Bui ding
The Irish standard., 1895-10-19
SUMMONS.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of Hennepin
y District Court. Fourth Judicial District.
Ella M. Uggla, plaintiff VS.. Axel =. Ugsa,
The State OF Minnesota to the above named
defendant:
uuired to answer the complaint OF the
plafntiff in the above ntisled action, which com
plant has been filed in the Office Of the Clerk OF
County OF Hennepin, and State Of MI anesota, and
to serve copy Of your answer tothe sa 4 e
Of Minneapolis, in the said County
Of Hennepin, and State OF Minnesota,
within thirty 800 days after service Of this sum.
service; and If sou fail to answer the said com
plant within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in
this action will apply to the Court for the relief
dem nded IN the mplaint herein.
Dated septem be- oath, A. D. 1895.
r. a. GARRITY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
81 ssi-SS Guaranty Loan Building,
s5 Minneapolis. Mimi.
The Irish standard., 1895-10-19
Calumet, Mich.


Calumet. Mich, Oct. IL ~ Special to the
irish Standard q sull ivan other d
Mrs. Daniel Riney died Monday, Oct. IA
Of old age The decessseaaa is fiIbse on to
90 years Of age. The internen 4; which
will occur Wednesday,, will be at Han
cock cemetery a.5 5 ,5 III .g8
Company b. Hibernian Rifles, are maxi
ing extensive preparations fer their an
nllal ball, which will occur. day, Oct
S25 The Rifles ball is always one & OF
the events of the season, and from a
glance over the names Of the arrange
ment committee one may we'll expect
the coming one to Guido the others.
Michael e. O'Brien has been appointed
subscription agent for. the Irish, Stand
ard for Calumet, Laurium and Opeechee
and all subscriptions and renewals may be
paid him, for which a receipt will be
promptly forwarded from the office for
all moneys sent in.
The Irish standard., 1895-10-19
St. Paul.

! Frank Downs, of Green Isle, Minnesota,
is in the city on business.
The grand jury is in session. All the
gambling rooms are closed pending the
grand jury's sitting. 1t is amusing to
| note the absence from the city of the la
pered finger gentry. The wine rooms re-
ceived the attention Of Judge Kelly in
| charging the grand jury. A number OF
| indictments are expected that will be OF
| interest to those running ladies en-
| trance"
A. NJ Porter is in Fargo.
VIM. Dawson, Jr., is in Chicago.
The committee are at work arran ging
for the bazaar for the benefit of the ca
thedral parish,
On Friday evening October 25th there
will be an entertainment at the Grand
for the benefit of the Babies Home.
The case Of Cannon Falls Manufactur-
ing Company against w. P. Jewett has
been dismissed,
The election of McWade in Company A
! has caused no end of trouble and the
commission as lieutenant mas been held
! up.
1t was a pretty wedding that. wherein
10. +. NTcConville and Miss Mae Butler
were made one this morning at the ca
thedral The bride was attired in a rich
gown of ivory satin, duchess lace. with
tulle veil Her bridesmaid. Miss Cleary,
wore a gows, of white silk. The groom
was attended by NJ. J. Boyle, Rev DR..
IIeffron performed the ceremony, after
which breakfast and reception at the
home Of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs McConville will be at home at %
Arundel street after Dec. l.
The city dads are the guests of the
city Of Milwaukee.
George Miller died at his home on Full
ler street on Sunday after a long illness.
The funeral was held on Wednesday from
the. Assumption church. Interment at
Calvary,
Runior has 1t that the Northwestern
Chronicle will pass into the hands of the
!. priests Of the diocese. who will edit it.
Andrew r. Burleigh, receiver of the
Northern Pacific railway in Montana. is
| in the city on business connected with
the road. 81
Tenn AFarten leaped from the third
story OF the stees block Wednesday to
avoid arrest. She broke her left leg by
/ the fall and was taken to the city hospi-
tatal III: 81 843 ESt 95a 5s
The Kent divorce case is. on trial in the
district court. They lived together three
weeks and then sought the relief Of the
court. mi s3=
stephen Clark, Of Mason City, Iowa,
is in the city.
Mrs. Walsh lies at her home on Rice
IIss tiaeet dangerously i'll with pulmonary
+ trout
I Kuester Roberts was committed to the
sinsa yluns He says SIS the father
';sof 800 boys
SsI,hh II RI FIJI. no
of flls DIOR d was shsld iill
The Irish standard., 1895-10-19
TIE |. POPE'S E | / .
Regarding Secret Societies and Re-
..s3 ligious Congresses.

Arch bishop Ireland has issued instruc-
lions to the clergy under him regarding
the recent edict Of the pope conce rning
the matter Of Catholics being members Of
secret societies The subjct was preached
at retreat recently held and the; arch bish-
OPP Interpreted the command in line with
the Interpretation placed upon it by Mgr.
Satolli while at st. Louis earlier in the
summer. 81 III
The interpretation of the edict as fur
nished by Archbishop Ireland is consid-
cred to be very mild and in some quar-
tiers it has given rise to the superstition
that the eminent pralaie was not heartily
in favor of4the pronunciato. This
prominent authority said yesterday, was
a mistake. The archbishop has only fol-
lowed the policy marked out by the apos
tolic delegate, and while these 1nstruc-
tions are not very severe on the Catholic
laity it is intended that they shall be
followed while the edict is in force. Ca tn
olics hope for it's repeal however, or II not
this, modification OF the general order
SO that it will be more specific in it's ut
terances.
Some speculation is being INDUCED i'll
as to what the effect Of the recent order
from Rome concerning congresses OF re-
nglCns Will nave upon tAe plSAOp " Du-
luth. Archbishop Ireland has always
ben more or less interested in this sub
ject, and whether he would take kindly
to the recent PRONUNCIATION was an open
question. A Catholic priest said:
There is scarcely any necessity for
considering that subject. There is no
immediate likelihood of a congress of re
ligions in this part of the country and
if one were held it would probably be Of
local nature and would not require the
presence of eminent men like Archbishop
Ireland. think the rule will be regard
ed, unless it works a hardship, and |
don't Sc how that could happen"