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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION

.
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION = n
In whose name assessed, Henry Dwyer; descrip-
ton Of land. n Il. " a. Of Grow River. q owl
of Hassan. Hsnne pin County, ~ innesota; seo. 4
Township 120 Range %; year tar levied, 1881; date
Of judgment Septen Der !, 1852: RhsE soid, Sep
ies,er IL, 1882 amount sold for to purchaser, 9lc
interest penalty and costs. s. H.; total amount re-
uuired to redeem 1913; year tax levied 1882; tax
paid as purchaser; wien sold, Junes 1883; amonnt
sold for to purchaser, sic interest penalty az g
costs $751; total amount required to redeem, 81 %;
year tar Levied 1883 tax paid az purchaser; when
sold June 49, 1884: onnt sold for to purchaser
l0c; interest penalty and costs GOO total amount
required to redeem, BIC; total, $6G8.
Office of County Auditor, HenEeplns County,
Minnesota. To Henry Dwyer: Yon are hereby no.
titled that pursuant TO tax adgme nt--pnterea r.
tte District Court, County OF Hennep1n, State OIL
Minnesota. ee above stated-the land hsreln aboQe
described assessed In your name, was sod forfs1
as above stated, and that the time allowed ~ lsw
for redemption from said sale will have expired
after sixty days have elapsed after service q this
sheriff fees has been fled in this office. In addi-
lion to the amount above stated. as necessary TO
redeem from said SALE the cost Of service OF this
notice must be paid together with such interest," as
may accrue from and after this date
Witness my hand and official seal, at MiDnenpo-
lis. in said County OF Hennapin; this 18Th day OF
lime, 1856. G. r. COOLEY,
Per }. o. DAYS, County Auditor &
No $500 t -" d. ISeall
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BUSINESS announcements.

rs Business Announcements.
Chris A. Gallagher, counsellor at law,
4O1 -403 Guaranty oan Building.
IS j.. j. Dissette, builder and contractor.
Office % Fourth street north. Telephone
500.
Il you want your watch repaired call
on Paegel, the jewsler. 4s1s Third street
south.
John J. McHale and Ace P. Abel, law
yers. 319-320 Bank of Commerce build
ing.
McGowan & Mahoney, fire insurance,
real estate, loans. 125 Central avenue.
Telephone 1491.
(. John M. Gleason, undertaken and fun
eral director, 253 First avenue south.
j.. IT. Mccarthy, well contractor. Es-
Inmates furnished on application, 200
Central avenue.
For abstracts, examinations Of title in
snrance call on the Title Insurance and
Trust company.
watches cleaned, 81; main spring. 81.
Paegel, the jeweler, 483s Third street
south.
II. Kelly & Co., sanitary plumbers.
Connections made to water mains. All
work guaranteed. 256 Second avenue
south. Telephone 1892.
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION.

NOTICE OF FIX PIRATION OF REDEMPTION.
In whose name assessed B. z. Watson; deecrip-
tion Of lend, South Side Addition to Aljnneapo-
lis, Hennepin County, Minne.ota; rear 81 feet, lot
10 block 16;year tax Levied 1881 date Of Judgment
Septen,ber l. 1888; when sold. Sapten ber %, 1888;
am onnt sold for 10 purchaser, sll3 interest PEN
ally and costs 50 40; total amount required to re-
deem, 1888: total SIS
0fics Of County Auditor dig Hen rep County.
notified that pursuant to tax iadgm ent.entsred
in the District Court. County Of Hen1epin, State
of Minnesota as above stated 1aud herein
above described, assessed in your name, was sold
for tax as above sated, and that the time allowed
by law for redemption from said sale will heve
expired after sixty days have elapsed utter eervce
and 81 the sheriffs fees has been filed in this Of
foo. In additop to the AMOUNT above stated s as
vice OF this notice must be paid together With
such interest 40 may accrue from EMO Gfter this
Witness my hand and official seal, at Mime
apolis, In said County Of Hennepin, this 18th day
Of June 1895 G. Il. COOLEY, 5sf
Per e O. DAVIS aG County Auditor.
~ Deputy. 3.
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION.

NoTICE.oF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION.
u whose name assessed, VIM 4. Little, Patriek
Sullivan and liz B. Ehearer; description OF Land,
Atwater's Addition to- Minneapolis, HeEnepin
County, Minnesota; lots s, ~, and s; block "A;
seer tax levied, 1875 date Of Judgment Septemker
i 1880; when sold Sep embeF22 1885, amount sold
for to purchaser. 81 36: interest. penalty and
COTS 1885, total sKnnnnt required 70 eqeen,
year tax levied, $780, tar paid as purc baser:
gher sold, January 10. 1881; anlonnt sold gorte
purchaser rs 13 interest, penalty cOgts. 1896:
total amount required to redeem, so. 49, year tax
levied 1881 n tax paid as purchaser when sold
JAY 1852 arsount sold for To purchaser, 80;
interest pena t. and costs, S23.06; total amount
required to redeem. $S2. go; total ll3 ~.
4 ufics &of County auditor, Hennepin i .ounty,
aIfnuesota TO VIM. B. Little Patrick Sull iyan
aad T.. b. Eaearar You Hrel serebg siifed that.
snrsrnnt to tax Judgment -entered In the issrlct
ourt County Of Rennepin. State OF Minnesota,
al aboye etated--the land herein shove described,
asseesed ii roar namo. was sold for tax ~ above
statSd and that the ti1ns allowed by law Tor re-
demption from ssid Aalc will have expfred after
sixty days have siapsed after Of this notice
has been n3ade md proof thereof and Of the Bher-
jff,s tees ms been fled IN this Office In addition
III, the amount above stated fs 70 re-
tpem from said sale, the cuSt ut service Of stll1
aotice must be tAid, together Wft suck interost
~ il ~ eccrt1e from and after this date,
Witness nj hand and oticiat S0al. at ~ innsapD-
Of Il ~ 81 g
per Js O. Dare, tounty aditor.
4 No. 2sa. & Seal
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ROBERT GALLAGHER, ~
Attorney for Administealriy.
49, Boston Block, Minneapolis, Mum.
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION.


at land, shat part n ". Il &. " 81 cr6w 'iTsf
Town Of Hassan, Heanepin County, Minnesota;
sec. /, township 40, range Is: year tx Levied,
1889; date Of Judgment, septsznbsr j. 1888; wheh
sold September II, 1889; plnouut sold for 70 PR
chaser 25c, interest, penAiy and coats, sac. tossl
amour required TO redeem, rec; year ta1 layiad,
1888; date Of iudunent, tax paid az purchaser;
when sold June 3d. 1894 amount sold for TO lar-
chaser il7c; interest penalty and costs, tofsl
amount REQUIRED to redeem, soc; sear tax seviej,
1885; amount sold for to pt:rchascr, R int$ssst.
penalty and costs. aee; total amount reQuisbd to-
redeem, &c; total. 81. 49, ${5@
Office OF County Auditor Hennepin County
Minnesota. TO Unknown: Yoh are hereby noti-
fed that, pursaant to tax judgment enserpd ii
the District Court, County OF Hannspin, Stats eK
Minnesota. as above stated The land herein ADORE
described, assessed in your name was aola fer tax
as above stated, and that ths time loved hy ew
for redemption from said sale, will bste expired.
after sixty days have elapsed after service Of this
notice has Been made end proof thereof and u the
sheriff's fees has been filed In this ofice Ia sgi
ton to the amount above stated, as necessary toi
redeem from said eale the costof service ct this
notice must be paid ttsaetes With euch fpterees
may accrue from and after this date, 4 sst .33s
WiGness,py hand and official seal. at Minpssp-
oils, IL said County Of Hennepin this 12sh day Of
June, 1885. G. =. COOLEY: ts
Pesj.O. DAVIS, County Auditor. 4,
No zoos. 81 fseaU
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NoTIoEoF Exp1nAT1oN OF BRpEuprlop.

NOTICE OF EAplEAIION OF hHDEMRIlUM.'
In whose name assessed. Unknown; descnpton
ef land That part s: y. 4 s. =: & 2: e G ,;.v
nesota, Zee s, Township 100; range 2s; rear tax
levied 1887 date Of indg1asnt. September y 1857
when sold, September II, 1855, amount sid fo1 to
purchaser, INTERCEPT penalty and q oosts ~,
levied. 1873; tsx paid q pnrchsset; Ehen sod ea
interest, penalty aud costs &c; total asacuat re-
anired to redeem, 39c; total; 81 o. .les J. .5ssH
nlinnasota. 70 uhknown: You ere Assssy not 4.
District Court. County Of Hennepin. State Of kin-
neecta as above stated the land herein ab2ve de-
sclibed assessed In your name, yas sold FOR tax
as above stated and that the time aliowsd " ley
for REDEEM ption frosi said sale vii have xpired
otter six days have eiapssd sfter rice of TIE
notice has be9n made ard prof thereof AND " tnet
snsriff's fees has boon filed IN this Office, In adat
ton To- the alronIt above stated, GO necessary g
redeem from said sale. she cpst OF serpce OF
notice must be paid, togethr With snch interest e
n AZ accrue from and afser3 this date. X 3s
Witness my hand and eiaf seal at NJ Innsapo.t
lis ia said County Of tbas i2sh dy q
june. 1855. s3$ ssl s Y. K.stA15I;iaI
Is Per ). o. DAVIS. .s53 esouuty AndiEcr.ts
" s Deputy. . ,3335a Fl
Nes2acs, s. isaaal
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Waited From Superior,

John r. Derrig, the commission man,
has returned from an extended trip to
Butte City, Mont.
| NJ. G. Burke has returned from Chica-
CO. where he has large paving con-
| tract. Mr.. Burke has the contract to
build the approaches to the Twenty first
street viaduct In this city.
Deputy Collector Shields, wife and
daughter and Miss May Paden left on
Tuesday morning last on the steamer
Northern Wave for. Buffalo. The party
has gone on pleasure trip simply.
The ladies Of st. Francis church, East
End, will hold a fair early in September
for the benefit of the new church.
The dry dock is kept busy at present.
1t employs quite large number OF men
during the summer season, being the
only dry dock at this end of the lake.
The starkweather investigation still
drags it's slow length along. The evil
dence for the prosecution is about finish
ed. The defense will not occupy great
deal of time. 1t is not hoped that the
council will dmpeach the mayor. A
three fourths vote is necessary, and
members Of the council out Of the IL with
him. E,
The day is bright. The joyous Lake
Superior summer is with US at last. The
hot rays of the July sun are tempered
with a delightful breeze from the lake.
The human animal rejoices to walk
about. We cease to ponder over busi-
ness In, the midst Of life we are in
death. But just now we heed it not.
We have no time for stern philosophy,
| and the gloomy end of life. It is not
now our fate to dream about the civiliza-
tions that perchance have lived and -four
ished and decayed on the shores Of Lake
Superior Those who lived here in the
ages that have gone did not fail to appre-
ciate the glorious days Of summer at the
head of the lakes. :" They have had
their day. In our humble way we must
now enjoy ours, and forget, il we can,
that generations and generations in the
crowded hives Of the giant city that is
to be, browning Superior bay, will sweep
along when we are gone, enjoying as we
now enjoy the halcyon summer days,
Needless and reckless that we ever were.
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Was Buried Here.

James HoDan, assistant roadmaster or
I've Great Northern road for the Fergus
isalls divisinn was killed at Evansville
! ! a, 40. ,,,,,.,,; mo % . o,c7oo,r hn .
-. 80 :, -, - = 80 - =
sWest-Dolna passenger trtlln Alr. r1ooan
who had been at Evansville, came into
the stahipn about an hour before the
tod, !, -; ,,,ed a,5 os1aa tha o,ar.+or
: so. 80 . ~ ~ : So - !. 20 :, -
60 wake ann -. Oh lls afflvaa Shere' some
time later, when the train whistled, the
operator closed his office and looked in
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PROBATE NOTICE.

CTATY OF MINNESOTA, County Of Hennepip
- Probate Court. .tt~
In the matter Of the application for license to
sell the real estate OF Addison s. Gardi:er, de-
ceased.
On reading and fling the petition of Lo;1isa r.
Gardner, the administrative II tbs estate OF said
deceased, praying That license be to bef granted
to sell the real estate OF which said declared
died seized and it appearing by said petition
hands Of said administfatrix to psy the debts OUT
standing against the deceased, erd expenses
OF administration and thar it is ncGesaary IL Or.
der to pay such debts, and expenses, 10 sell
seid real estate.
1t is therefore ordered, That all persons interest
ed in said estate appear before the said Probate
Court, at general term thereof to be hold gu
Monday tho "a day Of September, A. D. 1895, i.I ~
O'Clock II the forenoon at the Court House. an Che
City Of Minneapolis, in said County, then apd
theirs to show Cause lit any there be1 Why HceDsbs
should not be granted TO said adh1inistratsix to.
sell said rssl estate. according tn the prayer ut
said petition. u
And 1t Is Further ordered, That notice Of such
hearing be given to all persons interested in said
estate BY publishing this order once IN each weck
Tor three successive weeks prioI, TO said day Of
hearing, IN Tie Irish Standard O. newspaper
printed and published in said gounsy.
Dated at Minneapolis this 18Th Gay OF July, 1895
By the Court: JOHN r.. STEELE, y"
Judge OF ProbGte,
IF ROPERT GALLAGHER, 5eh &at
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PROBATE NOTICE I

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, County OF Henne-!
ii the N after Of the estate Of Oliver Grove, de-.
ceased. E IL
o'HaIloran, Of Minneapolis, Hennepin Cotinty,
minnesota, representing that Oliver Grove has
lately died interstate. resident end anlaabltant
of the County of Hennepin aud state OF Mtnne-
sofa, leaving goods, chattels and estate. within
this County, and praying that administration Of
his estate he to said Patrick O'Halloran, Jg.,
Il is ordered, That said petition be heard Of .
general term of this Court, to be held at the
Court House in the City Of Minneapolis, In sasG
County. on Mondsy the I'd Day Of sep ,
OF such hearing be given to all persons inter.
esea By this order at lsas ,oy n
said day of hearing, in The IyisE STANDARD. q
newspaper printed and published IN said Comfy.
Dated at Minneapolis, this 18Th day OF July,
By the Court: JOHN III. GTEELR.
@, f. Judge OF Probate.
CHRIS. A. GALLAGHER,
Ia Attorney Tor Petitioner. yMs ~ %-
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION

In whose name assessed, II. ". Jordan; de-
scrjption Of land, Z. A. Davidson,s Second Addi-
tion to Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Mime
Gotta; block 8 year tag levied. 1880; date Of 5ndg.
ment March n. lses; when sold mag "a g. ;s
tarest penalty and coats, $3ls4; total amount re-
qui,ed to redeem, 172e;.total sl11;ae: rorntv
Mirnesota To r. w. Jordan. You a2e hereby
potiea that pIsaant = tax j sea
az Minnespta.s az above statsd--ths land herein
above described assessed il yopr ~ nas vac sod
by law for REDEMPTION from said sale will have
expred after have aapsed after service
ard Of the sberiifs fees has been filed in this office
In addition to the amount above stated, as neces-
sary to redeem from said sale the eost OF service
terest as may accrue from and after this date.
Witness my hand aud official seal, OF Minneapo
lis in said County Of Henuepin, this 1st day OF
June, 1895. G. X. COOLEY,
Per J. O. DAVIS, County Auditor.
deputy.
No. 1925. [seal]
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Nor1cE Of EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION Of REUEhFI1ON,
III whose name assessed, e, B. Moore; deecrip-
ton OF land, Auditor's vision No. q. Henne,
p County Minnesota lot y. yssE ,o leylsd
NAY s; 1888; amount sold for to purchaser Sl3.eS;
interest," penalty and d. oos s s12 Oh t Se amount
Office OF County Auditor, Hennepn County.
Minnogota: TO Y. 2: hoore: You are hereby
in the District Court County OF Hennepin. State
Of Minnesota as above stated-the laad herein Ri,
for tax as above stated, and that the time allowed
by lw for REDEEM pyion from ssid sale will nave OK
of this notice has been made az proof thereof
and of the sheriffs fees has been filed in this
office In addition to the amount above stated, as
necessary to redeem from said sale. the costof
service Of this notice rnnst DO paid. together with
snch interest as may eccrue from and after this
date 81 IS
Witness my hand and official seal, at Minpe-
apolis. Ia said County of Hennepin. this 18th day
of ia ne 1885 IL 5E$ G. Il. COOLEY,
PERI. q. DAVIS, III 81 County Auditor.
Deputy. Il i. !, ID
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PROBATE NOTICE.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County OF Esnne-
~ pi1l--Probate Court
Ia the matter Of proving the alleged lass VIII
whereas, Theresa Dnnn, OF the County OF Ken
nepin and State of Minnesota has delivered 4,
the Probate Court OF the County OF Aernepin,
n nsTalasnt in writing 70 BE- BE- th
said county and state, deceased, and died there
With ner petition 70 satd Probate Court Rsaysngg
admitted to Probate ana that s s ssstaer'
tary be granted thereon to said Petitioner.
II is ordered, That said petition be beard and
the proofs OF said alleged will be taken It q
general term of this Court to ne held at the
Court House, II the city Of Minneapoits, = sid
1855 at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon, when all psr-
SONS interested may appear Tor or contest the,
given to al persons ~ sunIshi!ng
weeks prior 70 said day of hearing. in The Irish
Standard, newspaper printed aud published
Dated at Minneapolis, this. Gil day OF July,
1886. Il
By the Court: JOHN II. BTEELE,
liz Judge Of Prnbate.
McHALE & A3EL1, Attorneys, Sl0-s20 Bank Of
Commerce Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
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.'T,EIj;.IjI:,ICA'T'E.

&, &, said Regi nald de BunIns
SIS the man who Looked "a he must be i!
prpfeast,rs q. have you the price ot
h shavesto spare
hat do itl,
nt sav u sallf'g
ntetf HE price lf 81 IheE price.
81 ~ 1hda being 10 cent lepr1 Oh
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/ Senator /. w. B rosnan Here.

II w: sBrosnan, Of Great Falls, Mont
is in the city. He viii be better re-
member,ed as Tim Brosnan, who, back in
the sos, was one Of the most active labor
leaders in Minneapolis. OF rather a
conservative nature, consistent and hon
lest. in the cause OF labor, he made many
friends here, and they came from every
rank in life. About SIX years ago. Mr..
Brosnan, however, drifted to Montana,
settling ID Great Falls, where he is en-
gagged in the clothing business and meet
ing with success. .5j s f.ss
Last fall Mr.. Brosnan entered the race
lis a candid late on the Populist ticket for
state senator from the Great Falls dis
trict and was elected. He is silverite,
irst, last and all the time. Speaking Of
Montana future. he had this TO say:
! 81 81 agree with A. ]. Shores, a prominent
..awyers Of Great Falls, who in news
/ paper Interview said that the state Of
Montana has SO many aud so great res
| .ources that the people feel there Is q
.endid future for the state, even Ii the
see coinage does not prevail. But that
[loes not mean that the people of Montana
re any less Jealous In thei + advocacy Of
rec silver than they should be, conYfnc-
IA as they are that that idea Us one which.
carried ON, yoslld greatly benefit the
7asses.ss There seems TO be an impress
ION that Montana Is a state Of tramps
.1ah every body iis Idle up there The re-
efse Is true. The gold mining industry
q the state is dew looping greatly the
|ssleep raising and wool growing indus
les are simply Immense, and the cattle
sllIstry iss such as il attracting the at
sttiongO f 4. cattle men generally. There
ne been nl, redue sof ages on the
roadsor sshe mines since the panic
aud there is being paid out FOL.
s5aT lust Is much as was expended be-
se the PAM The deposits OF money
the seYings banks il Rutte, Great
IL, e and other Montana ttes are
alter now than they have been for some
~. 1T seems Nj me that working pao-
GENERALS in sale just
ng to realize that her & IS q panic, and l1l
saYing eomethin
Brpsnan tlt Great Falls
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PLENTY or SLEEP FOR CHILDREN.

PLENTY OF SLEEP FOR CHILDREN.
One Of the most fruitful sources Of the
illness OF children IS the habit which some
parents have of allowing them to stay up
unduly late at nights. lit is one Of tine,
greatest mistakes Of those who have
charge OF them to let them have too little
sleep. It is confessedly a difficult matter
always to get little ones to bed at the time
they ought to go; they, Of course, plead for
only little longer to stay up: but If the
parents would only realize the extreme
Importance Of plenty Of rest they would
remain obdurate to all such entreaties, 1t.
should not be forgotten that children are
naturally wakeful in the morning, and in
consequence Of having to be off to school.
:betimes are frequently called before they
have finished their morning nap. Child
rem, as a rule, ought to sleep ten or eleven
hours, and to do this they ought to- be put
to bed early enough at nights that they
have this amount of uninterrupted sleep.
II children do not get the necessary
amount of rest it is no wonder that they
become nervous fretful, and difficult to
manage Their nerves, inherited id many
cases from dyspeptic parents are keenls
alive to every sound. si 55s
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BERLIN,s POLICE CHIEF.

n It is to be hoped that Emperor William
will succeed in finding aAchief Of police for.
Berlin who does not Dor under the same
physical disabilities Of the last two occu-
pants OF that important office Thus,
Baron Won Madai was without exception
the latest and most 1nWieldy man In
Eerlin, and Of course, there was no pos
sibility Of his ever mounting g. horse. IL 3
successor, the late Baron Richthpfen
- lille not SO rotund, was a huge and IN <
wieldy man people used to say he MA s
the heaviest man In Berlin. He did man
age to ride but it was a remark al1le
spectacle that he presented, Sc great was
his nervousness lest his horse shout give
way under his abun LIANT aFoirdsl poiss
According to the strict require mants nf
the pf11ce, the: chief OF police should all
ways be by the einperurss side on horse
i back on ali official and On many private.
s,ccas ions, and hence - was rather unf0r-2
2s,lnate that both OF the la St tyvs,s chiefs
were 50 very FAT.