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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17

Homo seekers excursion to be run to
Texas in January.
Contemplated legislation to regulate the
actions Of the courts In appointment OF
receivers
Americans 10 build a railroad in China,
Plan Of reorganization Of the Reading
system.
over 200 cxcursionists brought to hous-
ton by the Southern Pacific.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17
The In the Right Place
|piQht Will Always Bring
NJ Results.

po..,s want Columns are read ana
..rouized by more people and firms
"a, ,su' any other paper in tho Sat. State.
ths'' wanted," which are FREQ.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17
ARRIVING.

..rcu 1IFE"-Impcrted Sardines. decor
nn,isa tins, key openers.
.sn,pAGus TlPS-3 10. cans. 2 doz. in
~ysrA1," GLASS WASHBOARDS-
'sycn.corrosive; do not tear clothes.
,EL BELMONT" r, cdGA r co1 homdrgs
.ssraRcHrIGnT" CIGARS-Splendid Dc
.,I,MtN1'M LEAD PENCILS-Neat and
~ tLsvndsome, useful and durable novelty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17

Report OF special committee on water
supply.
Additional police protection for the non-
days.
A batch Of petitions referred to the hoard
OF appraisers.
Important ordinance laid over.
Majority and minority reports on street
Improvement bond ordinance.
Interesting communications on the sub
ject of street improvements.
Kate Power's review., 1895-02-23

Now this IA shame The men Of
California In Legislature assembled,
not content with taking their hats of
70 the ladies. have taken the ladies hats
Of too-tbat II, at the theatre. The
bill, introduced a. a joke. which made
the wearing 81 large hats 10 theatres
punishable by "a fine Of $50, was passed
by an overwhelming majority. Itdoes
seem like women might aspire 10 yot-
iug, when questions 40 cmphatically
womanly. engage the attention Of the
law makers ~ great State like Cali
fornfa
Kate Power's review., 1895-02-23

Efforts arr move hesne made to bring
together thr progressive women of The
thrrr states Louisiana. Mississippi
aui Tennessee Into an organization.
III meet in Nrw Orleans. Memphis or
jaehaon tor thr purpose NJ organizing
for better study ~ the questions NJ the
day Theirs in uo doubt about the nr
eesaify fnf ara organization of This sort
fut onr women, ard we hnrr to ace Ii
speedily effected surely Ne have
enough womrn nf fnr brain and ahil.
i'f " undertake this mattrr and carry
IL 0u m auerrss
Kate Power's review., 1895-02-23

FjcksburR ladies are going 10 get out
"a May day edition of the Commercial
Herald under the efficient manage
mcnt of Miss RaWorth Miss Eaworth
has much practical knowledge of news.
paper work aud enjoys familiar ac-
qnaintance with many writer's of note
>p TINT she ~ nclIuttcd for the reapon-
allIe position. and we predict that
under her leadership. the paper will
be complete success,
Kate Power's review., 1895-02-23

The Wednesdays Cotillon" the
most brilliant social organization Of
New York's Southern Colony held
weekly, at Sherry's, was led, at its
farewell Cotillon last Wednesday, by a
lovely New Orleans girl, Baylissa
Myles. with Arthur SHELTON Willy of
Richmond The occasion was graced
by the presence Of Mrs. Jefferson
Davis, and Miss Winnie Davis, among
other notables
Kate Power's review., 1895-02-23

Ihr National Council pt Women L. in
session moss in Washington The at.
tendance IN remarkable. the delegates
coming fram ucvAn to ocean. from The
Gulf ~ Canada, and from All protes.
elona anA walks IN life. Ii IN not IN any
sense Suffrage convention
Kate Power's review., 1895-02-23

The Farmers Institute, I'm session
this week at Niekshurg, was attended
nv Governors frun half dozen states.
as well IT, hundreds III other delegates.
This Institute" "iil mark au epoch In
the agricultural affairs ot this country
Kate Power's review., 1895-02-23

Frederick Douglass, the famous col
ored orator and ex-slaye, died Thursday
at his home in Anacosta, Washington,
Of heart failure.
Kate Power's review., 1895-02-23

And now Meridian is to have more
lights, better lights, and an electric
street car line The town In just put
ting In sewerage Meridian III no vii
lage, when II comes to improving the
town.
Kate Power's review., 1895-02-23

Rev. Samuel H. Jones, of Cartersyilse,
Georgia, died Thursday, aged ~ years.
lie was the father of sam Jones, the
evangelist, and leaves five sons In the
ministry, and one hundred and thirty
living descendants.
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MoRTGAe E FORECLOSURE SALE

Default having been made in the payment
Of Ss interest upon ard 4, Of then9ri1nlcinal t
aa9g ana
"a " Ia zsphsFi 4; ,eaesls
4 81 sGs 8 IS Ssss
RAJ s e ss s On AZ s saah e 81 &
Of ssab ono year after date thereof .witninhr~
est at tie rate st + per cent per annun. pay
ad spd to
n1ises conveyed by satd moFtgage were seid
by the tate for the taxes. of said years 1ea'
misses described in said mortgage from the
5sg f9r Hsff eK gsy II s s hna
due upon said mortsage at date Of this notics,
IL .s sfia sc
aa ae1, s@
Or Or Otherwise is recover the debt secured ~
sara mortgage orany part thereof. =, D.
BY wy Sisras & tas p power fsaie Il
,na ssi6
sfssss e aaa Sc
piaalsj isss,of lots eI g6t apd ninsl Sandl6jo
tsshs 6isS 81 Masseapofig according l the s
the Regis1er Of Deeds in and TOR said, Hehnepth
|CountY. which sale will be inside b1 the
soer & e ses aRpas Sea e 1s es
tfse sth dsy.of August, 1905, as ten qcio3k 8.
est daer r psy ssa ana
terest, and the lakes on said pren.tses and
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Both Ways Across the Country.

The greatest length Of the United
States from east to west is on the par
allel of As degrees north latitude-that
is to say, from Eastport, Me-, on the
Atlantic coast. to a point on the Pacific
exactly 527a miles due west of Salem
Ore. On the above parallel it is exact
ly 2,76s miles long. It's greatest width
from north to south is on the 97th de-
gree of longitude, which extends through
the United States in an almost direct line
from Pembina. N. D.. to Point Isabel
Tex. The greatest width is 1,611M
miles.
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Cheap Rates to Denver.

IN t,f,e convention OF the National Educa-
fional Association vii, be held this year
JIIiy s Is II. at Denver Col. q a very low
ATE. NOT more than sz7.se for return from
81. paul and Minneapolis will be I1iads
the and ~ Louis 8; -.
other points. An elegant vestfbuled
trair with all modern ap ointrnehts Will
r,;fi through on very fast time. No
cha nee Of cars. Magnificent service.
d For further informa ton address ~: IL
Cuts G. q. and =. A.. A1tnnea pol ~ Inn
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SUMMONS.

GlTAIK OF MINNESOTA, Hennepin. coansy
MfnnssnnGa
CHARLES 4. rs erts ilsiam koReSs, George
Williams and Joseph Hessel, dSfsndabts.
The State Of Minnesota to the above nag1ea
Defendants: I. e,.s.-~.;- 49,
You, and each Of you are hereby summoned
end required to answer the complaint Of the
plaintiR In the above entitled action, which com.
plaant hes been filed In the Office Of the Clerk of
County Of Hennepin, and State Of Minnesota, and
TO serve q copy Of your Answer 70 the said com.
81 minneapolis. in the said County of Henzspln,
within twenty go dags attet sery zig q thif
service; and # ybG fail = ansxer ttA eGid coin
piaint Hisnin the TIME aforesaid, Ne plaanti6 IN
tbis action wall apply to tho Court 3or the relief
canaaisded in SAID complaint together With
rahintffS costs and dishnraementgherein.
DetedJune 28sh, 4. D: 1895. j. Vt
s'r - - ..f1: "A. L. ~BBYoE, ,Ea
Plaintiffs Attorney, "a
-, Mfnn easeas,. MSnn;
No. LQan,and Trust Bldg. Residence Shady
wood sAfinn 2.. -. .. /
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asS ilf. Cal III
q. Fsnt %S ss sss 5asS III
a. Meets arst and third tuesday, f nnnls
q p sisf al' IA. j. a IS
sVice Pres ~ ohm Mehady X 4. nj
Rec Sec.- E. a.. Barnrtdge ,s.i. 81 SIS an 5bs
IL Fin. Sec. q. Stone. III IA 4$5
III TroasurerD.M Murphy M q gs 3s3
BY Ems. Sec. Thon1as Reedy. We
SisgSf Meets first and third sunday OF month
III ~ p. Murphy's hall. u 3s
as{ Daughters Of Erin, Division: NO. =
Presiden Z Miss Nora Callahan. Singer
office, AeventhsavenueW West. 85
q, .s5 Vice Pres. Mrs. j. Fl. Sullivan. q.
Rec. scc.Miss Mae Murphy, l2 '1l East
Eighth street 55S XII sls
4 Treasurer Miss Maggie HaTney.. III
s Fin. Sec.--fiss Anna Farrtngt On.
Il n Sentinel-Miss Nellie Callahan }54 9.sS.
n Sergt.-at -arms-Miss Marie Iydon ss INV ~
| WAsECA, wAsEcA COUNTY. sSs II
Co. Pres, r. y. lMcWade, Waseca. s$ WI
4 Pres, z. Boucher. ss ~. #ssf III s395 333
sicerpres., J. Made. ,'s$ ,gssA 3s{s3F
Recssec., D. OKeefe. ,s.4s $t1sE 1t I, isgs;
ss Fin. sec. J. Kelley. II: sd ia ss5s5s
u Treas, r. McLoone. #iss IL 4 YS
8 ms. Sec, d. O'Keefe. n
III Meets LIST Sunday and Sd THURSDAY IS y g q
month 5siA e, 5S&SA N 3ss
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screfl I'm tioniss NV tt1rninK ssof The
head 81 lpoking shout. especf ally while
engaged at the altar, should be carefully

cred functi ttlTflllae ~ sskne
head OF lpo klng especlaii ys9 AhliSe
engaged ct the alta should sbes careluisy
avoided. NJ. W.
Second --They get. Dys nearl the e. IN sli
ceremonies IN the church the associates :
should ever remem Der the u !aelgnl'sLy ~
their otttce. ss{ 81 y rs # 5.ss 81
Fourth NTH, sixth ana seventh i are {,
rules as 70 frateTnai correction py mem-
bers and reporting TO the dlrector; .In !.
frequenting OF the Sacraments, monl y.
meetings, and PRAYER o. the asso ati!oEn,
TO pc reclted every Gay .S I ne PRAYER
may pc given mere, 90 tnat y may PC
copied by future candlda tes; ~ I, bless-
ed John, VINO vast aoOrned VIII sucn
purity ana and moaesty nlied Will sucn rev
erence II the cnurcn, ana animated VAN WAN
such devotion towards the Blessed VIZ
gin and St.aAioysius. OBTAIN TOT us the
grace OF Initiating thee in these es virtues,
that those who observe US may think
they see thee and may give TO God ana nd
to thee due honor - =; Ave Gloria;
De tne prlnclpal prlest, at.ached 70 U! !.lV
,church, OF some one appointed Tee Oy MN.
2. Inc dlrector ougnt 70 keep Teglslry
= /;
8. Each associate e VIII receive q certln-
cate; Win dare name, .seal OF the cnurcn !
upon It. 4 me director Will see tn is[
trey observe the cru rules; ne VIII generally
reserve MS observations and admonl, !,
slons Tor the tmon aasly meellng O. Q ana
refer TO associates s who serve IN an q.
other church; the order OF monthly
meetings VIZ: spiritual lecture; prayer:
Prevent, we beseech thee" reading OF
rules and list OF lnduigences; prayer,
%, Blessed John" etc; short discourse;
practice OF ceremonies, and finally Lit'
any OF b. V. M. The meeting never 40
last more than an hour). 8. The asso-
ciates can be engaged by the director
ip any good work for the service of the
ehufoh or altar
The above rules and observations are
from the little manAal = How to serve
Ct kaw Mass" The following re-
mar ks. are from the 'Sodality Manual :
Il. When serving at Mass acolytes should
never look about. q. Their hands and
pals should be perfectly clean, and
when not employed the hands should be
t0ined. palm to palm, in the attitude OF
prayer. 3. When making genuf1 ct1on,
the knee should touehTthe ground. T.
If there be more than one acolyte ,segv-
ing they should walk exactly. together
side by side; genuflect, and.rise together.
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LIEN SALE. !:

Notice is hereby given that uraer and; by viz.
' cSsas sa ~ vii Oh sSs i5h day
Of July, 1896, at The nonr 81 ehe o'eloos.p, LOT
City Of Mtnneapdlis, said State, Offer for ssl6to
the highest bidder for cash ore coupe carriage,
TO sntaM Claim an onntinS to o.a0, due there
nished in hd:abouv the repair thereof at the re.
quest Of the feputed owner thereof, L. Shipp,
herd, and also to satisfy the further SUM OF $1so
completed, together with the cost Of this adver.
tisement. .lr,--=, 4
Dated dune 2sth. 1885. ~. -
- !. . SULLIVAN & WEBSTER,
C.E. BRAAE. +.
Attorney fer Sullivan &,Webster. %t.f.
$40 Guarspty Loan Building. -. ~ 50
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McNatly, 1914
ssI7 vice presiden cor.
Sst and 9Th av
mos Fremont an Ja s.ssS
fRecording uecretary aliss Agnes How
TREASURER irs.3 AZ. n. Is nera. 10Th y
av ~. SS n ass
ic523 18th av s.. HEX 53$s, Z.
18th av s. iaai
Recording secretary. lizzie Hall, :':' y
18th av 81 1t s. S!ssg4 f
Financial secretary. Nellie McInernsy.s
2S13 Bloomington av.
Treasurer. Mrs. 81. il. cunminss 2Is ll
18th avS s.. 5 II 53s| I'll 5i.BB sS
4 Meets lstsand ga Thursday evening OF;
month at "A. @. III. hall. 24l3 bloomington!
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Flashes of Wit.

He: II wonder when you will be able
to set as good table as my mother
does?''s She: 'tBy the time you are able
to provide as good table as your father
does, my dear"
Against the by laws-Mrs. Hubbs-
Why did the temperance society put
Miss Winko out of Office? Mrs. Dubbs
oh, somebody heard a man say she
had an Intoxicating SMILE
Teacher: What do we see above us
when we go out on clear day." Tom
my: Eve see the blue sky" Correct;
and what do we see above us on rainy
day." IAN umbrella
The grasshopper; has, according to Its
size, 100 times the kicking power of an
average man. It must be warm time
for the young grasshopper who goes a
counting and finds the old man at home.
what are. the things that touch us
most as we look back through the
years." asked a, lady lecturer impress
lively. There was moments pause,
and then small boy in the audience an
swered: "Our Clothes" "a
Mrs. Bedroom: That ,boarder witt,
the musical tastes is a nuisance. We
used to wake him In the morning by
throwing coal scuttles odown stairs. .
Star Boarder: And now?"t' Mrs. Bord-
room J. And now he's taken to attend
ing Wagner opera and we can't wake
him up at ALL !"
The. Ugliest Man-Jokes at the ex-
pense of his personal appearance never
bothered President Lincoln; in fact, he
rather enjoyed them. In the days
when used to be on the circuit was
once accosted in the cars by a stranger,
who said, Excuse me, sir, butt have an
article in my possession which belongs
to YOU How is that 2 asked, consid-
erably astonished. The stranger took
jack knife from his pocket This
knife, said he, was placed in my hands
some years ago. with the Injunction that
I was to keep 1t until found a man ug-
lier than myself. I have carried from
that time to this that knife. Allow me
to say, sir, that Z think you are fairly
entitled TO the property. " 5.5. Il.
A lady who had bought parrot of a
bird fancier was shocked afterwards
to discover that the parrot was addicted
to the pernicious habit of exaggerated
colloquialisms The lady at once took
the bird back and complained. request
ing the man to refund her money He
refused, saying it was easy to cure the
bird. He told her the next time the
parrott offended to take 1t out of the cage
grasp it by the tail and swing It violent
Ily around her head several times. II
was not long before the parrot raised tbs
llady's ire by la string Of choice expires,
siOns, and the lady proceeded to take
Ut out OF the bird. After swinging il
The Irish standard., 1895-07-06
"a sT1NGs. DAKOTA COUNTY. Il,
,,,,ns+v President-T. r. Moran. Hast.

County President. F. Moran, Hast
ings. y 5zist.S$ 3 4.
i Vice Pres.-Jo John F.. Stevens. III,
4 Rec. Sec. A. Duffy. s88.i 4
Fin.a Sep. w. Mullaney. "!
ms. sec-J r. Cavanagh.
T,rea s,1rer--J.J. Currier. s: t
Meet second Sunday and fourth Tues
day OF month. & & s5s5 :
/, CLOUD, STEARNS COUNTY.
cnnntys President--P. F. Kennedy.
Division No. I. St. Cloud estdent, P. I
4 .v s Il .'1 pres. r. e. Stafford. IA
Rec. ard Fin. Sec.-M. Flaherty.
8 The Sees. T. Doyle. .:3
treasurer Frank Gillespie.
u Meetings third Tuesday OF month at
SWartx,s hall I s..s
II DJ1I nth, ST LOUIS COUNTY.
County President j Ohm Flood
rs 5I1fyision No. ]. --p resIden e.
Wee resil ut nc. Sweeney. SIT. s.
sS daIs. dIsliaeI 81 hrkle
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H1gER,IIAN RIFLES.

t,anta in. J. w. Doyle, 25os 18th av S.
80 lieutenant, T.. e.. Kealy. !s
81 lieutenant, r. J. Kinnane.
Hacnrding secretary. Robert McNarna.
m. sos LIST ST N
1s1il washington st NE.
w Tayr.ss1irer, William McGrath.
f,r;11 every Wednesday evening at st.
4 nthnny hall cor. Second st and sth av
'tI IiI+1R,;E1RNIAN RIFLES. ST. PAUL.
1sti Lieut., Edward seeuln[llivan, No. 265 e.
: a %, Lieut. ia.y IS T: McAllestrom. No. 81
= Rec sss' sec.y. Thos: Phillips, No. 44s Auro-
ra3Aye. i, &, ~,
case st, .3fs
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| MINNEAPOLIS, HENNEPIN CO.
cS y 't'.l Delegate-r. Connolly 0sS rem
I Division No. president, J. J. Fftz-
fgeraM, Plymouth Clothing House.
! Vhe-president, Garnet Nolan -.
! Recording secretary. w. Tillisch, 24e1
So st s. $$ "A '
Mnancial secretary. J. J. Lane l72S
sAfdrich av ~. Ss
Insurance secretary, W.Archer, Brown
Treasurer, H. Butler, Thielen Hotel .
Meets I'd and 4th Sundays Of month 'tl at
262 First av s.
| division No. president, p. Kenney,
| 1925 10th av S.. s
vicezpresident, j. Allen, 615 18th av s.
Recording secretary, Felix McNamee,
1927 Sth st S.
Financial secretary, P. J. Kinnane, Bill
9Th st aSE F
Insurance secretary, John O'Grady, z5S
18th avs
Meets LIST Monday evening and Sd Sun
day of month at Labor Temple cor. sth
| av S. and 4th st.
Division No. 3--President, N. G. OCon-
nor, Oil I'd st Me-.
Vice-president, J. F.. Walsh SIS 4th st
! south.
Recording secretary, F. Minogue' s2s
Financian secretary, r. j. Hays, 13s sth
FaV$ ~ II. n ts.l ~ 4 5t# s-tlsi.s ..
Treasurer, T. J. Ryan. ess Summer ST.
| ! Insurance secretary. ]. j. DAILY, 1918
Jefferson st ME.
Meets I'd and 4th Tuesday evenings at
4! ST. Anthony Hall
Division No. President, ]. G.. Cubs
Vice-president, ). Gleason, 25o5 Emer-
| son av N. M
| st N.
Financial secretary, nj. NJ. somers. 1901
2Oth ay N.
| Insurance secretary. r. Nltchell, o.!
/ Treasurer, P. Flaherty. 564 7th av N.
| Meets 1st and Sd Fridays of month at
7:3C o, m, at Odd Fellows hall, cor. 10th
av Il and Washington.
Division No. S, Edina-President. D. J.
Ryan
| Recording secretary, II. M. O'Meara.
Financial secretary, M. Gleason.
Treasurer, J. T. Delaney.
Insurance secretary, T. j. Moriarity.
Meets 3D. sunday Of month N Y ct o'clock
| Division No. 6-5P President, J. B. Muir
ply, 1905 18th ay Sc.
Vice-presidcnt, r, w. Hickey, 2426 10th
I av S. III
Financial secretary. E. H. Martin. 241o
(18th ay 8.
18th av s..
treasurer, Ed Quigley. 1712 22d st S. M
Meets at A. o. IT,. w. hail. 2a1S Bloom
Iington av, I'd Thursday evening and 4th
srnday afternoonsoR month, 2:S0 O'Clock.
Division No. president, J. F. Lyons,
v Vce-preslaent, ~: D. Walls. 4o4 7th
| av S. }t Sii34t@.s.aSfsSss "fA.
Recording secretary, M. Dwyer, 1885
FIinenctal secretary, G. Gillen, eas 7th
urea ss s,,rer, M. ). Allen, 5s2 9Th av N.
! Insurance secretary, j. Cummings. II
Meets I'd and 4th Thursdays Of month
81 odd FelioMs Hall, cor. 9Th av N and
| Lyndale, at 7:30 p. m:
Iaivision No. -8--President, j. G.. Shee-
han Cannon Grocery Co. #
Vice-president, J. G.. o'Keefe, 320 18th
st S. II
H,inanctal and insurance secretary, J.
| Rhat;ran 1902 list aV N
Traasurer, j. u. Taaffe, 221s 10th av S. Il
1 Meets "a aid 4th7 Monday evening OF
,,,, 1,1ltS cor. 26th stand Stevens av.
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MORRIS, STEVENS COUNTY.

ris.
vice Pres-T. McCanny.
Rec. Sec.--J. s.. Walsh. H: b /: rs
Fin Sec. Z. Breen. &.
insurance Sec.-J. Rfordan.
& Urea surer--M. p. Morris.
Meet first Sunday of month at 1880
o'clock in 40. u. w. hall. Morris.
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.u,lAI1GHTERs OF ERIN.

Il 2T,ivision. No 1---.Presldent, Miss Alice
Vice WVi,eas.-p p dent Mrs. NJ. J. GIL. 1914 ce
o1 Secretary vs, = Lane, 1725 sth st N.
|; Trsasursr, Miss Francis MeNan1ee, 1871
9th st 4. g; 81 =. s
l ,,,,s,fh II lQI Washington av S.
ini,,sainn No. resident, Mrs a. 81
.Boran. s24 IJ1,iyers IS G BY s q 2 .
"a He 3. secret Miss susie COL
Fina ricia sscEeta Mrs q. Daily.
laass y sol Hr,ad-
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STEELE =: COUNTY.

CO. Pres, C. j. O'Brien.
Division No. i, owatonna-Pres. c. J.
O'Brien.
Vice~pres., E. F. Loughlin:
Rec. sec, J. T. Clarke. n ". ~ ~'
Fin. sec, G.. C. Toher.
ms. sec, C. A. Lonergan.
Treas, M. J. McGrath.
Place if meeting, Owatonna.
Division No 2, Blooming Prairie-Pres'.
d. j. O'Leary.
Vice-pres., w. Leehy.
Rec sec, w. e. Feeney.
Fin. sec, E. O'Connor ~ .t
ms. Sec, r. c.. eastman. 3,
Treas, j.. Flanagan.
place Of meeting, Blooming Prairie.
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MOBILES COUNTY.

Y 10. pres, W. N. Finley.
4 81 No. j, Ellsworth-Pres.. NJ. Hol-
7 Vice-pres., T. Burk. ;',
Rec. sec, F. ]. Ash. T.. 4.
FIN. sec, NJ. J. Murphy. ~
y ms. sec, j. BuTk. %tf
Meets ' 1st Sunday in month at 1:s0 p
m. and 4th Thursday evening at $3.50 In
K. OF p. hall.
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RT,I7E EARTH COUNTY.
, ~ ...-.a p E3a s,e.a- Man.

: 'Corntv President--D:. r ftayes: Want
kato. o.s.,,a,., =
fa Vice uPres--Tnos. McGarey. u ], .,s ~.
i. Rec. SEED. r. Hayes. 4
FIN. sec.-J. C. Morris. III
.Traasurer-T. r. Coughlan. ~;
5,lss Second and fourth, Monday even
.ines Of month at A. Q. q. ~. hall.
Division No. 2, Madison L AZ ss'
dent, TsB. Murtaugh s
Z Vice Pres.--John White. sSi.
rec, sec.-Charles Doran. .l, ~ III j
Fin. Sec.--M. Gilbride. 81 &. n
II ms. sec-John Brown, III s
Treasurer-John Neary. =. I. +,
Meet second and 'fourtfS sundayS OF
month atsHanchett hail i3s. &.
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SIBLEY COUNTY.

( County President-W. T. F'ahey' Green
Isle.
{ Division No. i. Green Isle-President,
Daniel Myers. ..., +
. Vice Pres M. Mcmahon. r. ~.
< Rec. Seq. A ShortaH. -. - +.
Fin. Sec.-Peter McCrann. " s.s.5 !.
j Treasurer--Thos. Morrin. {
ms. SEEM. Mcmahon.
Meeting first Sunday in each month. e. :
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SCOTT COUNTY

County President--F. J. Leonard; Jor-
Division No. /, Belle P1aine-T'res:dent
DR. G. R. Maloney. -"
Vice Pres--M. f.. Pendy. tf'-
+ Rec Sec.-H 3. Conlon.
" Fin, Seq. F: Kilduff. ;H3~.
Treasurer-Daniel Callahan. ,,4
ms. Sec-Wm. Fitzgerald.
I. Meet first Sunday OF month.
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NATIoNAI. OFFICERS.

NATIONAL OFFICERS.
p. j. O'Connor. N ational President. Sa-
vannahT Ga. $ u.
John g. Weadock. Vice President, Bay
City, Mich. -
# M j. slattery, National Secretary SO
South Pearl Street. Albany, NY.
zs T. j. pundon, National Treasurer lad
North Water street. Columbus, ..
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Division No. 2-President. NJ. J. Hal
in..f =, T ,

loran. @
!; Vice Pres.-Adichael Sicily. :
Rec. See.-James McGinnis.
Fin. Sec.--5ugene Osborne.
Treasurer-Peter Morgan. *. .,
!; ms. SEEM. c.. Walsh.
Meet first Sunday Of month. Address,
LIE Sueur. 49, Sg ~
Division NO 3, Montgomery--J. R.strat-
ton, president. .. :
\ Vice Pres-John Sweeney.
Rec. SEEM. Meagher. s
ms. Sew. a. Kennedy. nj
Treasurer, Jerry Keohen. -
Meet second Sunday in month.
\ division No: 4, Watervflle-Dr. G =.
Dolan, president.
Vice Pres-Ed Brophy. Z,
Rec. and Fin. Seq. OLeary. IF :
i Treasurer-David Connell. s'se',.r
!. Ius. Seed. NJ. Hunt . , ~5s = /,
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wAvERLY. WRIGHT COUNTY.

County pres, W. Quinn.
Pres, j. Kelly. S
vice-pres.. T. F. Kelly. s. /.
Rec. sec, C.. Nolan. ia So
Fin. sec, W. J. Walsh. slti
Treas, c. UHara. Es,i, H.! +
I. Ins. sec, c. FL. Cullen. b, Lax, i5
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RICE COUNTY,.

20. pres, B. J., Sheridan. II
Div. No. j, Faribault-Pres.. ]. p
We yice-pres., H. F. Mcmahon.
4 Rec. sec, J. p Coogan.
Fin. sec, r. J. Murphy. is5
!. Div I No. 2, shieldsyil Hep Pres. ". Lea
don, 81: "a, # 81,
Rec. sec, M. Corbett.
Fin. sec. M. I3urlk e. :. ts.t,y ID III
Treas. Z. Coleman. Il j ,
ms. sec, ]. Magic. ( lit
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PIpEsToNE COUNTY.

d Co. Pres.C E. Dougherty. .8 \;
Division No. 1-Pres. p. Powers. Il, IF
Vice Pres. Con McC affray. 4S
Rec. sec, Edward Carroll h 5+5
Fin. sec. j. Barrett. E@ 4. {s}
ms. Sec, G. e. Dougherty. 4s s.
Treas. M. Hebron. ~ 3 !. .
Meets LIST Sunday Of month. ADDRESS.
Box 118. Pipestone City. 3.
Division No. Woodstock Pres, 2.
Gildea. Fi5t.l nj 8 4. s ..,. n: MI
. Vice-pres, J. Hennessey, ST. y, 81. #
Rec. sec. j. G.. O'Neil. sfl .ai 81 rs
Fin. Sec, J. Hennessey. il.
Treas. p. H. Powers. is.a s III ID I, a.3,. L
ms. sec, w. Moriarity. w
Meets I'd and 4th Sundays Of month. s