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18th av Isl. as ..ss 3.
II Recording secrs .lzzie 2s 6
I3th
Financial secretary. Nellie NC t g
2S13 Bloomington AZ. 81
n Treasurer. Mrs. "a. IA. Cummings, 80 go
14fh Saw 81. e st $S NJ
Il Meets 1st and Sd Thursday evening of
month at "A. @. II. hall, 2A13 Bloomington
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Household Hints.

Corn Muffins-One cup Indian meal,
half cup of butter, one cup of boiled
milk, one scant teaspoonful of salt, two
tablespoonsfuls of sugar, four teaspoons
full of Royal baking powder. The but
ter must be pressed down into the tin
cup so as to make solid half cupful,
then put it in the center of the meal,
add the salt and pour the boiling milk
over It all and just stir it. together a
little so the butter will melt and then let
it stand until cold, half hour or more.
When cold add two eggs, well beaten, a
cup and half of -four, two tablespoon
fuls Of sugar, and beat all up together
until very light; then the last thing.
stir in your teaspoonful of Royal baking
powder and put in hot buttered pans to
bake in a quick oven. This quantity is
sufficient for eight mullins.
Lemon Custard Pie-Seven eggs, IL
tablespoonful of sugar, two large, juicy
lemons, one and "a half tablespoonfuls of
flour, one and q half tablespo Of
butter, sone-half pint of milk. Beat the
yolks Of the eggs up with IL tablespoon
fuls Of sugar, one and a half tablespoon
fuls Of flour and the outside of two large
lemons, grated, and the juice squeezed
in. 4 After this is beaten up add a half
! pint of milk. warmed just enough. to
melt the tablespoonful and half OF
butter. Bake in quick oven in a, deep
custard plate.
while the pie is baking beat the
whites to a very stiff froth, then add
IL tablespoonful Of powdered sugar; as
soon as the pie is cooked, spread the
whites on the top, and set it In the oven
three or four minutes.
Shad Roe Sauce-Wash two shad roes,
put in a sauce pan, add one tablespo on-
full Of salt. cover with boiling water, let
it simmer for 20 minutes, take UP, skim
and mash fine; make rich, drawn butter,
add the roe, stir, let boil, and serve with
boiledsor baked shad.
Chicken Salad One boiled chicken,
chopped fine, one head of cabbage and
an equal amount of celery, chopped fine,
the whites of,2 hard boiled eggs chopped
with it, take the yolks and rub them
fine; then add two tablespoonful of
sugar, one tablespo onf1l of mustard, and
one cup of cider vinegar, mix it all and
serve.
Fried Potatoes-A nice, way: to fry po-
tatoes is to dip them IN egg and then in
bread crumbs; then fry until brown.
Rhubarb is highly medicinal vegeta-
BILE, which should be used sas much as
possible during this season. 1t is not a
valuable tonic only, but delicious dish
when made into a rhubarb charlotte.
Butter a baking dish thoroughly and
cover the bottom an inch deep with fine
bread crumbs, then with a layer Of rhu-
barb that has been peeled and cut into
thin, small pieces. Scatter the.rhubarb
thickly, with sugar, cover it with a sec
ond layer Of bread crumbs and over the
crumbs put bits Of butter. Continue to
fill the dish in this way to the top. & The
top layer should be of bread crumbs.
Bake, the pudding in a:slow oven for an
hour, or. until the rhubarb is thorough
IL. cooked all through and the top brown.
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CARLTON COUNTY.

Co. pres, q. Stapleton.
O'Meara. '3.s' "
], ,Vtce-pres., w. Kinney; <~r 4:
Rec. sec, G. III. Quinn. IA. 3 u; ....s;,
Fin. Sec. J. Peacha.
ms. sec, j. Ryan.
Treas, J. p. Brennan.
Meet I'd and 4th Saturdays of month at
knights of Pythias hall.
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MOBILES COUNTY.

Co. pres, w. NJ. Finley.
Div. No. l. Eilsworth-Pres.. M. Hol-'
Vice-pres., T. Burk. ~. With.
Rec. sec, +. j. Ash.
Fin. sec, M. J. Murphy. q.
ms. Sec, J. Burk. a;s MHt A '1s',, IS.
Meets s.' ist Sunday in month at 1870 p.
m. and 4th Thursday evening at $3.50 in
x of p hail. ss.s.,..3 rs 45.'
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Irph 58s b MI
ms Sec. t,lnaSs Heedy .
ys Meets first and bird Sunday of month
in II. 10. fnrphv'sSha Bs
Daughters ott Erin. Division No. ~ III
sRresid lent ISIS Nora Canahan,5 Singer
office Seventh avenue West Il $$s;
Vice Pres. - rs. ]. III. Sull ivan. rs ls. S3y ".
Rec Sec iss Mae Murphy, \. East s7Is
Eighth street. ss5s a s8 Saa
#ss treasurer Miss Maggie aarney. Fs.. y j
sSa Fin Sec fiss Anna arringto n. " C:
Vas Sentinel-AIiss Nellie Callaha IN. .sl4 II,
h Sergt.-at-arn1s--Nfis s Marie I4ydon.
y Il WAsECA. WAsECA COUNTY 53] &.
co. Pres, r. u. dcWade, yNaseca.
B Pres. AZ. Boucher. }5s III. &. 4, .&$s
Vicepres,, j.. Made. 5t:# s
Rec. sec, d. 90 Keefe.s @is i 5
B Elm. sec.,# j. Keeley. n is 81 stsi5.
Treas, p McLoone. # IS. IA 81 .93;- 3 II
Ins. sec, D. O'Keefe.
4. Meets LIST Sunday and Sd Thursday OF
month. Il s. &. IS ~
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wAvERLY, WRIGHT COUNTY.
+ County pres, w. Quinn.
Pres, =. Kelly.
Vice-pres., IT. F. Kelly. f4
Rec. sec, C. Nolan.
Fin. sec, w. j.. Walsh. Il. $40
Treas, G. O'Hara. 5.53t
ms sec, &c. III. Cullen.
II Is RICE COUNTY. NJ
Co pres, b. ). Sheridan. a.
Div. No. !, Fartbault-Pres., :. z,
'Vice-pres., H. r. Mcmahon.
e Rec. sec, J. p. Coogan.
Fin. Sec, r. J. Murphy. "a.
Div. No. 2. shieldsyille--Pres. NJ Lea
don. = 4.
Rec. Sec, M. Corbett.. 81. i. IS =. II:
. Fin. sec. M. Burke. Il. q. 4 10 800,
u Treas, Z. Coleman. .5t9s
ms. sec, J. Nagle. W n: ~
ROCK COUNTY.
CO. pres, J. ~ Lloyd. Luverne. I,
tVice-pres., j. McKeon. H 5s5$. ia,
d Rec. sec.,. e. Ryan. rs, ~
Z Fin. gee, e. Maloney. B 81 IS ;
Treas, w. Ryan. ss55 & 3 !
ROCHESTER,. oLMsTED 60. 4
Div 81. No. l--Pres.. ]. ], p. McGovern. I
,yfce-pres., Il. Z. Kennedy
Rec. sec, E.. i. Stanford. 4 ls4 i & 81 3
Fin. sec, 81. Kennedy. M +. . H i;-st r. u.
h ms. Sec, g. Kennedy. IS t,:5
Treas, J Cudmore. ;s5 \. !. Il.
1TAsCA COUNTY, IL
4. Co: pres, n. H Hennessy s..
{ DIV. Ne. 1, Grand Rapids Press q, AZ
Vise1pres, Il. hughes sy' 5El'
IF FIN. sec. j. Costello. q, "a
S Rec. sec, II. J.. 8heehan. "
Treas. il. Logan ssjSE..
,sss ms. sec, NJ. Duffy. sssss
a Meets every r,lesda ~ event. ssSss
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SCOTT COUNTY. ? :.
,,.,A xr Tp,.o 81 RI o,,+-EC T r aOY7o ard N

N SCUIT CVUIV lie. = ~
County President-F. j. Leonard, s5or~
dan. - ~ =. =. q.
Division. No. l., Belle Platne-Prssident.
DR.. C. r. Maloney. .&s.s- 80 a.4
Vice Pres.--M. F. Pendy.
!. Rec. Sec-H. B. Conlon. y. - 4, 4
Fin. Seq. T. Kilduff. = -
Treasurer-Daniel Callahan.
ms Sec.-Wm. Fitzgerald. s.%sfN
Meet first Sunday Of month";. a a.sAs.At-
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Division No. 2-President. M. .. Hal
,sIBLEY COUNTY.

q: County President-W. T. Fahey, Green
Isle. -. e
Division No. i, Greer Isle President
Daniel Myers. a ys.s.sss.
Vice Pres.-Al. Mcmahon.
d.. Rec. Sec--J.3A. Shortau. = Z
Fin. Sec.-Peter McGran1s.
Treasurer-Thos. MorriD. !. 4 ~
ms. Sec-M. Mcmahon. Z y
Meeting first Sunday in each month. 4. .sr
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.waroNwAN COUNTY.

County pres, Rev. e. ]. O'Connell:
T. Rooney.
vice-pres., J. Griffin.
Rec. sec. O. u. Mccoy.
Fin. Sec, A. Russell.
!. Ins. sec, E.. Noonon. ., 4. 49,, ,
Treas. II. Farmer. -.
at Madelia, MINI. "A
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Nh s11EIJR COUNTY.

County President. J. r. stratton, Mont
gonlery.
Vice Pres.-J. S. O'Donnel;. *.+4s .i@
Rec Secs-J. Fl. Burns. ~. ~. - pr
Fin Sew; II. Duane. .....,.
ms Sec.-Jalnes Doherty.
Treasurer Henry Regain. =
.Meet,fi Sunday in month at 2 O'clock
D. M at st. Thomas. A5
Division No 2President. M. j.. Hall
lorail. .5.y
Vice Pres.-Michael Sicily. If ~ 4
Rec Sec.--James McGtnnss. / t,t.' ~
Fin. Sec.-Eugene Osborne. a. 5.....,...
Treasurer-Peter Morgan.
ms SEEM; C. Walsh. 2..8+4
Meet first Sunday Of month. Address,
LIE Sueur.
ton, president.
!. Vice Pres.---John Sweeney %"% as@2i
Rec. SEEM Meagher. !, ,s-s5@. y. ~,
Fin. Seer. Devereux.
ms Sec.-:W. A. Kennedy.
Treasurer, Jerry Keohen. -
Meet second Sunday in month"; -,
Division No. 4, Waterville-Dr. G. -
Dolan, president. s|E
vice Pres.-Ed Brophy.
Rec. and Fin. Sec.-P. OLeary.
X Treasurer-David Conneu., - ,
ms. Seed. M. Hunt. .y, NJ. !. ~
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SALTWATER, WASHINGTON co.
County President, Thomas ]. Dunn.

County President, Thomas ]. Dunn.
Presldent-T. Organ.
Vice President. Doyle. ',-t. Stss5,s
Rec. Sewn. II, Welsh.
Fin Sec.-Thos. Curley.
Treasurer. w. Cleary.
Insurance Set. W. Welsh.
Meet every Monday evening.
Daughters of Erin-President. Miss M.
Crowley 662.S. Second st.
Vice Pres-Mrs. Thomas curley. N.
Fourth st. 4 3.s.
Rec. sec.-Miss Mary Grady. ..s
& Fin. Sec.- A. Reilly.
Treasurer--Mrs. G. Gowan.
Meet first and third Thursday evening
Of month at G.. A. r. hall.
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i,.r,.AIYGHr i, 3 o "a 3

Division NO. President Miss Alice
Irwin 800 Union st Sc. ), ii s II b n
!. .Yice-presid NJ rs. ", q. H.. 1924 Ce-
dar av. Al . -. -8. 80 Is Id
Treasurer, Miss Francis sMcNamee. 1897
Meets I'd and. 18th Monday. evening Of
mnr1th at 101 Washington av s. &
Division No. 2-Presiden Mrs. a. F.
Roran. 9A University av NE. go
Vice president. Mrs. r. J. Hayes, 13S
8th av$ N FE. 81. \, 1sSa q
Inns. 1901 18th st AZ p, IS 81 sgs IS
B Financial secretary, Mrs. j. .. Daily,
]. n treasure. Miss Nellie Ring. 2o1 Broad
way sg :. So u j..
Meets "a and 4th Thursday evenings
[ ~ Ynnr1th ut st. Anthony hall.
Division No. 81 resident, Mrs. Mary
McNaiw, 1913 Crystal Lake nv N. IS
vice presid ent, Mr.. +. areen cor. 5th
|s3IsF nraal
ffnbnt an
ssclst 4 y q HAY l.5
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STEELE COUNTY.

CO. Pres. C. j. OBrien.
Division No. l, Owatonna-Pres., c. j.
O'Brien.
Vice-pres, E. f. Loughlin.
Rec. sec, J. T. Clarke.
Fin sec, q. C. Toher. ~
ms. sec, c. a. Lonergan. r.
Treas NJ. j. McGrath. ~.
Place if meeting, Owatonna.
Division No. 2, Blooming Prairie-Pres.,
d. j. O'Leary. u.
Vice-pres., w. Leel1y.
Rec. Sec, w. e. Feeney.
Fin. Sec, e. O'Connor.
ms. sec, T. C. eastman.
Treas, j. Flanagan.
Place Of meeting, Blooming Prairie.
NORWOOD, CARVER co.
Il CO. Pres, E.. T. Burns, Norwood.
&. Division No 1-Pres., j.. J. Baylor.
u Vice-pres., r. F. Herman. -
Rec. Sec, j. l.. Powers.
Fin. sec +. E. Nugent. v,4. =.
Treas, J. M. Finnegan. .....,.,
ms. Sec, J. NJ. Nugent
Time of meeting I'd Sunday OF month.
Division No 2,8Watertown-Pres., J. j..
Connolly. .t
Vice-pres., J. Murphy. a.
Rec. sec, J. B. Connolly. ri 49,
Fin. Sec, p. r.. Craven.
ms. sec, r. H. Murphy.
Treas, NJ r. Ray.
Meet Sd Sunday Of month at O'CLOCK
D. m. In A. O. Fl. hall, Watertown.
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Y. MORTON, RENVIII4E COUNTY. 4fsts 81 rs
County Presid ent-T. II. Boylan.
Division No 1--Presider IL He Eeas,s11
gan. ~. ;a43.g XII .a M /.
1 Vice Pres.-M. a., Donlon. i, VI, az 4
Rec. Sec. ]. Reagan. ( 4 assaszS;
FIN SEED F. Keefa. I Is ssSsss
: ~TreasTs NJ. Keefe- IL. 'i1ssssEsass IL
ms. SEGA III. Keefe. ,4t, .. q.
Meet second Sunday OF each month ~;
2 p. m. @.q.4 $s' sssss# saa i.$ Il sfI
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a8
Ce,tJNT ,ss
County g. MlscDerrn
Islste b a, claa'a FssIa i9 '''1I
4 Vice Vice
II Il Rac. SEQ. IN. sE.s Conlogue.
y Tsin. Sec. Patrick Foley "a a3ssSs33
raa % and ms Sec O'Donne I1ss q
Meetings hrs llnday OF ~ month Il, tpvssss
Division NO President, Henry Mus ,ss5
KIN - a5 rres an,es 'cor,or
Rec. Sec III. Donnelly WI + sss
+ Fin. and ms Sec. -. Gallagher. 5ss
Treasl1rer-J C.#Collias. III ssl sIs
ADDRESS Benson, MINI. Meet first Sunsss
day Of month. # 54 sss SssSs
AVoCA. MURRAY Cb1JNTY.: -.a
Comfy resident, IT, III. Mahoney.,
Division No. 1-5SPres,, a.. Cullen. .i..l f
Vice Pres. IT. Dwyer. IaS
rec. Sec.-F. j.. Flynn. r. ~ 4
y Fin: Sec.--J. O'Donnell, Il, '.5s Mi
Treasurer. pWyer. 55s$.s
ms Sec.-P.' Keegan. r...s-1 ME-;
Meet first Sunday Of each month. s2sHA Il
Division No. 2, currier--J German Pres
Vice. Pres.-Thos. McAyoy. ..s3 n. =,-tI,,.i.
Rec. Sec-James Keary. tsH
Fin. ec.--Nliehael Keary. iFfs
Treasurer-Dan Calvin, ~ :5i1* f,f-6
ms. Sec.--E.t Walsh.
Meet second Sunday Of each month ~
G CIR te 3 Viii BIG STONE COUNTY.
County President-D. p. O'Neill.
President, NJ. j. O'Donnell. tiiAjs ~
Vice Pres--M. a. Higgina. III,
Rec. Sec.--J. X. Crows !, ]
Fin. Seq. III, O'Ilarasf} ~
Treasurer--Alex. Moran. -. ~.
ms. Sec.-Joseph Brennan.
Meet first Sunday of month. ~
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RI NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
Maurice T.. Wi1here, Phi1adel phia, Pa. 4
Edward Sweeney. of Ohio.
!. j.. M. Clark, of Wisconsin.
James jackson, OF Philadelphia.
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w1NoNA coUNTY. I. !.

n- y - WINOTS7K COI1V = -. :
County Prestdent-John sherman, WI
Division No. /, Misunderstanding aa.
Hughes: - 3sfsM
Rec Sec.-George. Fitzgerald,
Fin. Sec.--Michael Ryan. o.
Treas and ms. SEED. O'Brtan. -
Meet first and third Tuesday EVENING"
of month at ST Thomas hall.
Division No. 2, Witoka--f'resident Luke
vice, Pres.--wr1 Mccartney.
Rec. Sec. e. Nolan, Rushford F. q.
ms. sec-Jerera iah Moran, Sr. #,
Meet second Sunday Of month at WI
: Daughters Of :Erin-Preafaents hfias
Vice-Prestdent, Miss Nellie Frockena.
Secretary, Miss Mary Rice. y,
Treasurer, Miss Mary Frocket1s. b
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FILLMORE COUNTY.

Co. Pres, D. C. De vaney.
Division No. /, Preston-Pres.,. Tnos.
Healy.
vice-pres.. W. Mallain. ..@
Rec. Sec, j. Fallon. .......
Fin. Sec, w. ]. Ryan.
Treas, A. l.. Bennett.
ms. Sec, A. l.. Bennett.
Division No. 2. I:anesboro-Pres, j.
Seaman.
Vice-pres., D. Thornton. H..
Rec sec, J. Galligan.
Fin. Sec, G. Redmond.
Treas, J. Larkin. ,s. @ .--....,..,,
ms. Sec, j. Galligan.
Meets alternate Saturdays OF month at
Odd Fellows hall. E ~
Division No. /, Daughters of Erin,
Lanesboro-Pres., Anna Stanton. ;.
Vice-pres., Anna Redmond.
Rec. Sec, Alice Tooney. .a .5
Fin. sec, Madge Durkin.
Treas, Maggie Rafferty,.
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STATE OFFICERS -NIINNESOTA.
State Eelegat e-J. Mccarthy. Stillwa

ter. S- AS s;.. 5
State Secretary =. r. Kervick,
Pipestone
State Treasurer Mahoney, sos 9TH
st N e, -Minnea polis.t.
State Board of Direct ors-W. Delany,
ST Paul j. Callahan, Duluth; p. =.
Hayes, Mankato; DR.. E. w. Buckley, st.
Paul; J. J. Fitzgerald, Minneapolis.
President OF Insurance Fund. j.
Kennedy. st. Paul.
Vice-preside .. F. McDermott, Clon-
tart. i. .33gs: ! Il VI 4 VI !. s.g4.s$
State Secretary Of insurance, John A.
Q 'Shaughnessy, Saltwater.
State treasurer Of insurance, j.; sheehy,
Montgomery. ''' ssss a IS 4 sf.Ert
Directors Of Insurance Fund-G. w.
apolis; r. J. Kinnucan, ST: Paul; j.
|ODonnell, Clontarf; r. M. Ryan, Anoka.
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BRAINERD, CROW, WING COUNTYs +
County President; VIM. Barron,
President--James Cullen. e #s.s5assi5
Vice Pres:-James New. Il al 81 y. 5ss
s Rec. Sec.-Daniel iooran. .ys;s Il ~ r. /;
!. Fin. and ms. sec.-T, III. :Murphy 81 l. 5E3
Treasurer Felix Graham: s., 4
Meet second "Wednesday evening ~
$50 o'clock and fourth Sunday at $3.50 p. &
n, Of each month In Peabody and Hak-Ss,
er's hall, corner Sixth and Maple streets
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HASTINGS, DAKOTA COUNTY.

:
o'clock in A. o. u. W. hall, Morris. 55s :.
HASTINGS, DAKOTA COUNTY.
County President-T. 3. Moran, Hast
tings. s@5s
Vice Pres John F. Stevens. 4lsss3
Rec, Sec.-J. A. Duffy .si.*,. s5
Fin. Sec.-P. w. Mullaney, fs. 3s
g ms Sec.-J. p. Cavanagh.
Treasurer. j. Currier. 81 ass 2
Meet second Sunday and fourth Tues
day Of month. Z. .5 = 4.
ST. CLOUD, sTEARNs COUNTY.
County President-P. r. Kennedy. .s9
& Division No. J., st. Cloud -Presiden T..
r. Kennedy. q,
Rec. and Fin. Sec.-M. FIaherty. 4 Sc
ms Secs T. Doyle.
81 Treasurer-Frank Gillespie. 3ss.s
Meetings third Tuesday OF month at
SWartz'ss hall &, s s
DULUTH, ST. LOUIS COUNTY.
County Presfdent-John Flood,
Division No. 1.-Presid John C.;
Z, Vice resident-M. Sweeney
Rec. Sec.-U. Lynott. iSs35.s 81 &
q Yreasarer-F. s. Kelly. &
+ ms. Sec.-MichaeI Harvey. s5
T Meetings first Friday at s b. M ana
third Sunday at p. n, at *. T. Hall. b
Division No. 4. est d, ltatll-fl resident
vice Pres John Cltine. &
s Rec. Bolger.s sss $SS va
81 Bfn. Sec Geo. arIir. ss Il
.ent s|sssis
tla lrd of month
i sIe s's b y n,.
81 MN Iasl 11 ss
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, xYrprpNTAN RTFT,Es

~ 81 HIBERNIAN RIFLES.
g CANAAN. J. w. Doyle, 250S 18th av s..
1st lieutenant, +. e. Kealy.
"a lieutenant, r. ]. Kinnane
Recording secretary, Robert McNama-
"a, 2O6 LIST st N.
Financial secretary, William Myers,
1910 Washington st NE.
Treasurer, William McGrath.
Drill every Wednesday evening at st
Anthony hall, corr Second st and sSth av
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PIPEsToNE COUNTY.

Co. pres. A. II. Minnehan. # d
Division No. 1-Pres., M. Hebron.
sVfce-pres., j. Hennessy. M s7 slli'..SS {
Rec. Sec; Edward Carroll. t|$s
II Fin. sec, j. Barrett. .4-.5 -~-. s$e a 4
Ins. Sec, G. E.. Dough q Il. & s s..
Treas, C. McCafray.
Meets LIST Sunday OF month. II Address;
Box lis, Pipestone City lstys 81 s.l:#.:
Division No. --Woodstock-Pres., F..
Gildea. RI d
Vice-pres., r. Hennessey, Sr.
Rec. sec, j. g. O'Neil.
Fin. Sec, j. Hennessfy. Jr.
Treas, p. Ell. Powers.
ms. sec, w. Moriarity.
Meets I'd and 4th Sundays OF month.
M,LEoD, COUNTY. WALK ,.ss.so
Co. Pres, p McElligott. ts,ss
Division No. l, Glencoe-Pres., J.. w.
Holloran.
vice-pres, L. e. Gillick.
Rec. sec, r. M. Dolan. r
Fin. Sec, D. McNe1lins.
Treas, E.. McElNgott.
Meets o'clock p. m. list Sunday OF
month at G. A. r. hall.
Division No. 2, Hutchinson-Pres, +.
E. Barrett. e...e.,
Vtce-pres., j. O'Fallon. Z
Rec. sec, M. J, Burns.
Fin: sec, j. Mccormick. ~ So
Treas, S. F'allon. ~, Is :s.t .G.s
Ins. Sec, NJ. J. Burns.
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5fylAT,1o)N.AIi OFFICERS.

81 NATIONAL OFFICERS. 81. ..
Pal. O' Connor. n g fional Presfde nt, Sa-
John a.. Weadock. Heel president, Bay
City, Mich. s$S
; M & j. Slattery, National Secretary. 50
South Pearl Street, Albany, NJ. rs
=. J. Dundon,s National Treasurer, lS5
North Water street, Columbus, Q.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-11-28
JOHNSON CITY LgX6W.
Investigation OF city officers Showa n
distressing State Of Affair.".

| We have OF course not expected much of u
republican administration Of city affairs hui
are frank TO admit We were not prepared for
what has occurred. We regret very much the
necessity for mentioning the most dksgraccful
state OF affairs ever witnessed by any commu-
nifty. The exposure Of the guilty ones has
grown out of the fact that two bitter factions
OF the republican party are represented in the
board with anti-Hart men predominatm% and
a constant war has been waged from the orga-
/ nizatOn The opposition to Mayor Hart was
led by Alderman WoAord and he has so far
| been successful IN q high decree There hos
also been bitter enmity between the mayer
and Recorder Dean andit was out Of this en-
nifty that the present troublch has grown. May
or Hart attempted last week to have Chief Of
Police Remine removed, which SO 2ngcred the
chief that he went to WofIord and made cer-
tain statements concerning the mayor, where
upon Wofford introduced resolution at the
next meeting of the board to have al the city
officers investigated A committee was ac-
cordingly appointed and the Investigation or
dered. Numerous witnesses were summoned
and two days or morolwere taken M taking
corder Dean and Policeman NJ. r. Miller were
exhonorated. THO evidence against Chief Re
mine was of such nature that his removal
would have been necessary and before such ac-
tion was taken he rendered his resignation. In
accepting same the committee said; While
Mr. Remine has been guilty of conduct that
would warrant his removal, yet we find many
mitigating circumstances, and it will be with
feelings OF deep and sincere regret that we
shall see him retire from Office"
The evidence against Mayor Hart was not
suitable for publication. The charges, however,
were sustained in the minds of the committee.
and in closing its report the following language
is used: 1--WE think his conduct is highly rep
rehensible and that he is unfit to perform the
functions OF mayor for any respectable coinmu-
nifty. We therefore recommend that this board
ask him for his Immediate resignation ave
further recommend that this board (his
| resignation not being forthcoming) suspend his
functions as mayor pending regular trial by
this board"
A called meeting OF the board Monday even
ing considered this report and adopted same.
Several speeches were made and considerable
feeling manifested. Mayor Hart was repre-
scented by H. II. Carr. The resignation OF the
mayor being demanded and refused. the board
asked the mayor to call meeting for the fol-
lowing morning, This was also refused and
the recorder was authorized TO do so AT the
meeting Tuesday morning the mayor was sus-
pended as recommended in the investigating
committee report and the board proceeded to
elect a mayor pro tenn, The honor YVES tender
ed to Aldermen Wofford and Martin, both re-
publicans hut was refused, and Alderman J.
W. Cameron democrat, was then elected.
What further will be done remains to be seen
Mayor Fart will not talk.
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FURNACE SOLD.
Bought BY New York Capitalists at
the Upset Price.

Pursuant to decree Of the federal court at
its last term at Knoxville in the case of j. p
Witherow g. Co. ct al VS.. the Carnegie Iron Co.
the plant of the latter at this place, comprising
several acres Of land and an almost completed
1OO-ton iron furnace and appurtenances, was
sold by Special Commissioner H. II. Taylor last
Friday, the 22nd inst. Wilberforee Sully, a son
Of Alfred Sully, of New York was the only bid
der, and, having bid the upset price, $50 900, the
plant was knocked off" to him. He complied
with the terms of the sale, which required S2O,-
900 to be paid in cash ct the time Of the sale,
Just what Mr.. Suly means to do with the
plant now that he is the absolute owner, is an
open question
The senior Suly has been a large stakeholder
in the company since its organization and, for
some reason, has not cared to complete the
furnace and put it in blast. 1t is to be hoped,
however that he viii do SO now, and there are
indications that he will. We may confidently
expect some development after the sale of the
Carnegie Land Companys property next Mon
day.
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The only inheritance many receive
from their ancestors is impure blood.
Fortunately. it rs in everyone's power
70 transmit cleaner herita sc TO their
posterity BY The simple uso Of Ayers
SalsepaJilla, the OILY blood purifier
admitted at the Woild'S Fair.
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ArbOr Day.

The board Of education having appointed Nc
v5mber 20 as Arbor Day, exercises appropriate
to the occasion win be conducted at the school
buildings as follows:
Martha Wilder to 1880 a. m.
Columbus POWELL to 3:30p m.
Indoor exercises will consist Of songs, recite-
tions, etc, by the pupils and an address cor
corning the importance Of Arbor Day.
Outdoor exercises viii consist of tree plant
ing. Tree by pupils; one tree by the teacher;
one tree by the board Of education; one tree by
the city council; one tree by the ladies of the
town. one tree by the gentlemen OF the town
To these exercises all parents and friends Of
education arc cordially invited to be present
and participate in the improvement and adorn-
ment of our public school grounds. Similar
exercises In the morning at thcLangston school
r. H. FREELAND, Supt.
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We have Just put in a good plank
Il or in our coal yard and you get no
dirt in your coal when you buy lrcm
the City Coal Co Telephone number
II
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h. We oeii..i- Lhn L. Hilton
Wit 4 frfss fTTY COAL Go.
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Buy y, uf Il. W wtiod fen. City Coal
Co. Telephone II