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FURNISHED ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS.
WEST BID ST. .-Pnrlor bedroom. also
singi" rooms bath on each floor high
est references *, hanged
I4rH ST. iC3 WEST. - Furnished cool
quiet rooms 80. suitable for offices and
lodging combined.
18TH ST. i23 EAST Large pleasant.
front room hot. cold water, also hall
room. without board. references.
i7Ti ST. - WEST Most desirable
parlor suite. suitable for doctor: excel
lent locality: also two other rooms. refer
ences.
BOTH ST. EAST Nicely furnished
rooms. gentlemen only; reference.
~ EAST 22D ard EAST I2TH SITS
Desirable rooms AT summer prices ref
eren,es
~ IRVING PLACE. near Grnmercy Park
desirable furnished rooms. with home
comforts board optional. references re-
quired.
46rH ST. NO. 1872 WEST Handsomely
furnished rooms. parior floor. suitable
for couple; also. single rooms: private
family
I4g EAST 34TH-ST.-Nicely furnished
large room also hall room. all conven-
iences; private family; references required.
139 EAST 48TH-sT. Large nicely fur
nished room; references exchanged: pri-
pafe family
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s,,uruaAN REAL estate.

ScrNcy FOR MONTCLAlK.- Real estate
al kinds: sale or rent BsekmanI.s st
n Y. and opp. d.. L. and W; sta''o"
Monfciair. CLARENCE u. Ilbb"' --
AT MONTCLAIR. Houses Tor sale e., ana ~ ~
ie,' furnished and unfurnished. VIM a
r.yi on Nontclair n. J.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
MEN to take orders in every town sna
city; no delivering: good wages; pay
weekly; no capital: steady work. GLEN
BROS. Rochester. n. y. .-
SIDE LINE. macintoshes. rubber cloth
ing. hose. tires. &c. fall or parO, rom
o. Box 1871. New-York
WANTED. Agents can make $50 weekly
in any locality: failure utterly mpos.lpie
VIII prove It or forfeit ONE HCNphED
DOLLARS. Address T.. o. BOX oooo.
BOSTON. MASS.
WANTED. Bright. active men to sell our
hammock chairs. good opportunity ioi
hustlers: sell easily. quickly and give the
best Of satisfaction. Apply at once. HIN
BLAIR Co. Burton. ONO. Geauga 60.
WANTED. --.3alesman. salary and ex-
pense- from start; permanent pIace'
chance for Advancement. brown BtOS.
co. Nursery men. Rochester \. \.
WANTED. Young man az c.erk In an
old established house. must he inte.ii-
gent and have "A fair education exp, r'eIce
not necessary. salary to begin. 70 per
week. with chance of advancement. 40
dress. stating age a. J. A.. i. .. Box
27ls. Nep York.
WANTEp. Men who will work .or s'o a
month salary. or large commission, sell
ing staple goods by sample 4. 1,..r., -
perienc- unnec'ssh nv ot@i' -
SPECIALITY CO.. 20 West +th-s''' I'm
cinnati Ohio.
WANTED. A good man 70 give part OF
hts time - pushing mineral water On
in. New-Y0rk market WEI have 10 rel
goods and make collections. I. mmlfnnim,
bass. Trade already well started. WIZ
have 10 give 81 800 security for collections
and good references. Address. statlng et-
per.ence. &c, Box 1Os. MI. clemens "ie'.
WANTED. Az IDEA.-Wno can MINK o.
.o,n. sinnla thing to patent. protect your
Ideas they may bring you wealth. Writs
JOHS WEDDERBTRN & co. Paten, ~ ~,
torn-ys Washington. d. c.. for their ~ soV
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORKS.,
Plant for sal" by party going out OF
business c.. iGs Broadway.
RrrDDING KNIFE. ALI nurscryrnen need
fl: saves time. will dispose u idea 10
manufacturer. W T. KIRKMAN. Mer-
ced cal
BICYCLE GEAR.-Changeablc speed with
out cogwheels: simple clutch substitutet'
my patent for sale. OTTO JOhNS'N'
Waterbury, Conn.
RAKERy In nrst-class suburban town;
long established. excellent business. Al
dress r. L.. Box ?. Tribune Ohicr.
CAPITAL PROCURED for merchants
manufacturers and others desiring to ex-
tend their business. stores and business
places sold quickly without publlc',y'
MDONALD & WIGGINS. l4o Nassau-s''
FOR SALE CHEAP.-small refriscra,lng
ice machine. Call at POWELL hi'O9'
co. 30 Harc!ay-st.
TDR SALE. - Grocery and department
store. established Ave years IN town oi
obp n1uu,ation. within - miles ~ New.
York go-i payer. doing business oi
81 alo a month: mostly cash. owner desires
10 pay more attention - othrr nnHlh'S9
Address GOOD PAYER. Tribune oi'ic".
FOR sAI,E-Two nreproof once safes m
good condition can be bought che'p
No. T2 puane-st- --
GOOD WILL and interest for sal" candy ,,r
anI cigar store. stationery. ncuons,
newsraper stand and route. established :"
wears. fairly patronzci. moderate r'h,
reasonable price. so agents. ll9 clinton 81
LOCK FOR RlCYCG.Es.- cheap. strong
combination. secured To franz. cannot
be lost. | VIII sell this invention u.
ROSSEAI'. Frledesnau. Neh
NEWSPAPER FOR SALE. Established in
a dnurlshiug manufacturing lnr near
xev yoIk NV. ,.rrns easy. NEWSPAPER
Box L. Tribune once.
pHARMAcY .-Beautiful mahoeany hH,-
- .tnck soda apparatus lease. every
,h,nv. quickly. GILMORE. Amsterdam
Av... corner ij1th -.
PARTNEE -BaN~r wants partner with
S3lp In We~'rhs,fcr County. y. y. Al
dr.. T.. CIAl. i37 East Hon st.. store.
pAp~SrR WANTED with $500 In large
,,..r.facflrinr business 4 brewers artl-
clos 4. T.. Box TOO 2io East 18Th 81.
WANTED person wishing 20 Learn
photography. with slV" 80 lhf"'' MI
have Interest IN business. Address \. II.
IOcELYN. Jr.. l3l Montague st. brook
lyn.
vAXr..r PhPTNTRs Educated LADY.
v,i.h s20 rr m banking business Al
drera BANKER. Tribune pHce-
WANTED Inventor. rnogli write John
vs,sinr,or D G.. o., ihs'r $3.50 prom
lvr fn nthly cories; open 20 them upon
application.
1000 AND ACTIVE business man wanted
I'm established coal ,a-i 20 water ff"n'.
with pockets and infest facilities ~ nm
slinx t0nl. lnrg -.asv. 'ow rent blfitN'.
'rrllH.a 80 co.
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HELP WANTED;

Female.
MAID Competent maid. with city rr,er-
cncr- Of one year at least; must be very
good hairirrsser ABBY at Buckingham
Vofsl 5ih-ava and J0th-st
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

pENT OR SALE-Bargalns In hotels.
boarding houses and cottages; building
.,tes reasonable. ISRAEL G. ADAMS &
co, Atlantic City. y. J.
Country.
MORRIsTOWN. y. Sale. rent or tair
exchange entertained: modern house; yen
rooms; excellent neighborhood. value s''""
Look R,x lIg
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND UOOMS.
>NSN~~NN-(~"0~s(N>rNN 'N~|>>'"~>-N'~0 >NsN7\N-
hsll rooms With or without board. pri-
yafe hafn. irfefru'~r.
NICE. hight furnished rooms. with or with
out board. moderate pnces. l2J West
GIth->t.
WEST 74TU ST Rooms and hoard In
Southern family. references exchanged.
CASHIER. =. .. Boz 2i6'.
I.-l32 MADISON AVE. corner 3ist- st
Splendid location. double and single
rooms. with or without board.
inrn ST. 70 WEST Beau'lful large and
small coo rooms. table unesc~lled. service
nr~t class. ttsnsirnts accommodated. ref
ercnces
22p ST. 10 EAST Near broadway
Hands one cool. large. small rooms. su-
perior board. mpde'uts prices. references.
"a WEsr 32D-sT One handsomely fur
n-hsd suite with bath large and small
rooms board optional. references eN-
changed.
- WEX 5lST ST Iianisom,ly fur
nshed - qunre room. third door. with
board. references
4sT ST. ~ EAST -De-lrahlc double and
single rooms. good table. summer prices.
home comforts. visitors city ncNpmmo-
dated. references.
63D-ST. - WEST. Handsomely furnished.
large rooms. superior table and attend
ance, translcnts accommodate ed. references.
e2D- ST. II WEST. Handsomely furnished
rooms with private baths. single or en-
suite. with or without board. moderate
prices.
i2isT ST. 32l Fast -Plers,nt front
room. private house; onc or two hoarders.
i2lsT ST. 324 EAST Pleasant room:
prlyate house: one or two boarlerr
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FOR SALE.
N~A~A-A- FINE diamonds. watches.
81 nc~k.y. No. trasp a. @. "I',gs' ,ys
Room . All gods glafanieci.
etprcfp rnlcn, $50 rsconi hand
wopi and iron working sna'hlnes. '-.p
s,i,featsed. machinery b0usrt and ~
'iaaSsI GFpHGr B EDDY. 39> Mad
san-t
nirYcLr. H'sA s-at-. light wh'c.. e;s
r.er,s pp-.fht pan'. Sio5. PAror n'"f.
isJ 49, I'm -
pfcycIFs M.nar,h ~ Defiance bicycles.
hlgh~r graie also 1898 model. AL
p-i =. ,ura-l~, repairs. p 4. hoi1k-
NAS. AL i~rinr ave-. mar 'f'h st
CANDY. CIGAR nni STATIONERY
STORE FOR sale. near .hooA IL" Nest
3ptn -
CAMrAiGN NOVELTY Tinted sa'ss
patent fsr So Knock in1 ont
Mars " NOVELTY COMPANY. Bridge
port conn
rf-iI. BRED BLACK ani TANs months
IA - .-rrlrf. r. asf f.aniei- e and
~ can ME-. Iis Ensi i'o'h-s'
ron SAFE n.',.,. 70 NE. TX. n Fe,- e.
81 south - -f nr-sifn
roR SALE G,.i.pa,ias restaurant.
.ss'er lr. ei'. i0ls~. .psd - eve.
nra- 1924 On As"ni.
Fpn eAir ON aiare. on. y - nner,
- nf~Df.r.fi Hni ire.cf-an laf. -. ''a-
bean. ii7i 3t.nve. south Hr4. BIS %.
0.-4. GEM. n' s.rrts
g1R SALE .lls aaa f-.i bu.ine'- with
.lNtInss Dn l"s'~i .ial. .~1'r on, .
1sas '. ru. gnee s-".' y 80. As
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Bslinions Notices.


COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURSslH, "ess ssotii W will
and 7Tth-st.-Iiev HENRY E\EKlsoN N'AA' $3.50
nreach al II n and s y m.
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ur,uxrsuED HOUSES TOILET.

Soo~c~o~~~~~~ ~~~~~~>c/S""N>0>@~~o>'~,s ~
AsHUKY PARK. n. J.-Desirabic tut
nished cottages FOR rent sehu i'' "
MILAN ROSS Asbury Park. n. J.
SPRING LAKE BEACH. y. J-Deslrao1'
f,rnisbet cottage FOR scason: lists on re-
nneaf YARD & HI'tuA\AN-
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q AvANNAH LINE. OCEAN s. S. co.
~ Tri-veekiy Pier "a. N. r.. foot Of sprins-s.
Tuesdsys. Thursdays and Saturdays. at p. NJ For
II I1 Hashsren e. A. w. II. Rhett. Gen. Agt.
g. q w R'y 261 Bway. Get r. r., 31I B'way.
a. IL sorrei Mgr J. L. Adams. O. y. A.
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Beers and English,

The hatred Of the ,Transvaal Beers toward
the English seems to be even stronger than
the similar sentiment which the North
American Indian once cherished toward the
white man. The feeling is. the result OF
much the same streatme nt- ispossession OF
country and continued encroaehment.
A traveller in that part Of the world
himself an Englishman relates that as he
was passing through the Rand district he
sat on the seat Of the Boer driver of stage
coach. The vehicle was drawn by a team
Of sixteen mules, and the Boer had the as
sistance of a Kafflr at the reins, while he,
the Boer, held the whip. \. ~
The Englishman noticed that the Boer
never touched with his whip any Of the
mules except one poor little creature. the
leader on the whip side. This7poor cerature
the Boer constantly lashed, though ne
seemed to be doing his work well enough.
Al the slightest ause, or at At an any sticking
in rlit or hard pull, away went the lash at
this one little mule. until the Englishnlan
could stand II. no longer. 3s h. &c
why do you whip only that one poor
little mule?"' he asked: 5s}.
The Boer smiled indul gent
s.Oh,," he answered, ..::he's Won Eng ismon.
/ lick him for de- whole lot dat's fun!'
There was really NOTHING more for the
traveller to say, under the circumstances.
He could only feel a stronger mpathy for
the unfortunate ENG mule
6 5fTs g Il
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Nansen and. the Pole.

It IL sad to think that there Is no tele-
phone connection with the Arctic regions,
otherwise it would be; possible to learn
whether Nansen has really discovered the
Pole. Just what he will do with it If he
finds itisdoes not appear. and few people
care, for. the reason that the world cares
more for hab:table regions. The n1ostShab-
liable region is the picturesque district
traversed by the st. 5Plul & Duluth rail-
road. This line, generally known as the
Duluth Short Line, il the best. possible
route to take when travelling between st.
Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, West Superior,
Saltwater, 4 ylor's Falls and other points
Of Northwestern and general Importance.
II. is popular with thee tourist, the business
man aud the. hnneseeKer, because its trains
are run rapidly at convenient hours, and
fly through an attractive country, g wing
Tie. traveller q CONT table. EN- ablt' and
Instructive ride, to terminals where close
connection are madasfor all points. Hence
III III alwest bestsstO bike the Duluth Short
Line. becau 81 there III where the people are
Is abes foun Ticket agents n alWaya
Gladly fsir1 I'LL bles
ana ,e
~
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WASH iii a single day. Sarcastic Board
or DEAF, me! And what were you in

#IOI h tHss 49,.
$s What terrible winters you have up
here?" exclaimed the shivering Southern l
er. " Yes; they re tolIg h,,ssssald thee I'M
cage man. *.And when we have. such lz q
morning as this I've got to- watch this
left. carol mine mighty close. s What's
the matter with it?,' I fToze itSdoWn in
Georgia last winter" q: i'll
First Boy---Mister, please give me q
match. MisterSorry, my boy, but I
can't do it. I have just been searching
my cothes for one to light my cigar with.
Second Boy (popping around the corner)
Here you are mister, matches, only 70
cents box. Mister--Here's your nickle,
bine. .tE5 III,
There will be nuts for dessert, DEAR
said Mrs Oakland to her husband during
that" replied Mr.. Oakland;"I am very
fond of English walnuts and almonds,
and think it is more than wholesome
to have nuts Occasionally than SO much
pastry .tBut these are doughnuts.
"Glass eating, = observed the freak who
was as yet unbiased, sis a had business.
A glass eater is thrown much in the way
of temptation. have known several TO
become addicted to the bottle. The Zulu
chief, to whom all civilization was new,
laughed boisterously, but otherwise oil
was intensely and oppressiyely still
Mamma - said the little thing, as she
looked over to the three happy looking
little ones on the car with their mother,
II haven't clothes like them, hayesl g
mo dear "And ain,t purity like
them" "No; darling, but you have a
first-class case of whooping cough with
measles on top of it., and you can hold up
your head with the best Of 'en in this
tnwn - t -
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No 5Troubleito Harry.

80 no lrOuDAeitOl ldI1Ssy
An amusing story s told Of the way IL
which a New England couple were married !, ed
over fifty years ago i4 small New :. Hamp-'
shire town Sd ..s s5:s ss.s |,
( The minister had q saWmil Whieh "a
pied many OF his weekday hours and he
was standing II the coor. OF this ssaWmill
one bright September morning when
horse came along '.theroad which ssRound
down to the mill. On the horse was young
man, a member Of the minister's congrega-
ton, and pretty young woman from one
OF the neighboring villages.
The minister locked at them for a mo-
ment, and then said cheerfnlly, Want to
get married, Ireckon?'' p.
eyes, replied the young man, with an
ingenious blush;
rs s:Do you take this woman for your we'd
ded wife? You needn't get off the horse, :
said the minister.
II do replied the young man. +.
"And do you take this man to be your
welded husbapd?' continued the minister.
81 do" said the pretty bride.
every we'll, then, you. can drive on, I. said
the minister; and forthwith he resumed his
work in the mill.
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DIVISION OFFICERS.

| MINNEAPOLIS. HENNEPlN CO.
County Presidenr-T. Connolly, go Fehr
av N.
Division No. 1.-President, Thomas O.
Vice-President, G. ]. Nolan. 1919 9Th 81
N. E.
| Recording secretary, w. Tillisch, 2401
Syst S, ,o,.
! 9th st S.
Insurance secretary, W. Archer. Brown.
ing, King & Co. ,
Treasurer. Thos. Gallagher, 40 3rd 81
south. -
| Meets second Sunday afternoon ane
fourth Mcn.ay night of eacn month al 20:
First av S.
Division No. 2--Fresident. P. Kenney,
/ 1926 10th av S.
Vice-president, j. Allen, 615 nth av S.
Recording secretary. Felix 'McNamee'
Financial secretary, p. J.. Kinnane, 62s
Treasurer, James Kelly, 1888 18th ave. s
| Insurance secretary, John OGrady, 252
| 18th avenue south.
| Meets list Monday evening and Sd Sun
| day afternoon of month at LABOR Ienple
| cor. 9Th ave- S. and 18th st.
av s. and 4th st.
Division No. 3-President. N. G. o'Con.
nor, 911 I'd st NE.
Vice-president. J. F. Walsh, s15 4th 81
south. o., -. :,
Financial Secretary, Dan O'Connell, 1906
Sd st NE.
Sc. ,o,
Central ave.
Meet the first Sunday afternoon at 2:30
land third Thursday evening of month al
1 1880. at A. o. u. w. hall 225 Central ave
| D;vision No. 4-President. John Ken.
Inedy. 1878 goth avenue north.
Vice president. J. Gleason. 25o5 Elmer
so Recording COZ secretary. J. j.. Doran, 81
financial secretary. M. M. somers, 1901
insurance secretary. P. Mitchell, 81,
Traa snrer. P. Flaherty. ST Penn av N.
l. Nests 1st and Sd Fridays Of month al
7.s1 = M. Odd Fellows hall. cor. lott
av N and washington.
snivisiln NO. 5, Edina-President Thos
4, O,Meara, Cahill p. o.
~ v1ice-nresident. T. NJ. Kyle Cahill p. o.
Recording Secretary. w. T. Ryan, ca.
Nii financial Secretary, Michael Gleason,
1 Edna
- Insurance. 0SSAOH&4AyS @' - 4sAV1
Meets second Saturday Of month at 7:al
| ~, 4 in school house: Cahill.
| - ''T1ivision NO. president A. NJ Smith
~ V1ic1ess.president, NJ. F. crahen. 2s4s 18th
~ Recording OF secretary, J. T.. Boylan, .ls2a
financial secretary, Dennis Bowe, 251c
i 4 - i y
In Insurance a secretary, William Buckley,
TT Treasurer, j. j. Mccarthy. 1924 18th ave
Meets at Al q. u. w. hall, 241s Bloom.
Itnyton ay, Cd Thursday evening and 4th
i sunday afternoon OF month. $50 o'clock,
z 4 STlivision No. Minneapol President.
III II Lyons 625 Seventh avenue north.
vice President. g. p. Walls. 612 9Th st.
& Z recording secretary. r: 3. Boyle. 64s
Esrhfh avenue mort 81
Financial seoretar AZ. Giilen. SIS
Tfressalsr, Il. I 1owy 4 Is, 1870 Western .,
lave.
EYniiIs q 254 Hennept
SGeefs second and fourth u aurs ri
Hnnonf 81 81 s6t Il ave-
Eand frndal
+
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STATE oFF1cERs-M1NNEsoTAa.

= NJ Y u! e 1S~I1ISS7 :, ;,I.~vo
State President-J. Mccarthy, St1iA"a-
ter.
State secretary-Rev, F. P. Kervick.
Pipestone
State Treasurer. Manoney. SOB 9Th
st N e. Minneapolis
State Board of Direcrors--W: DeianS'
St. Paul; J. Callahan. Duluth; ~. e. r.
Hayes, Mankato. DR.: p: W. Bu ea1is
Paul; ). j. Fitzgerald, Minneapons'
President of Insurance Funo-S' ~
Kennedy, St. Paul.
.vice-president, D. F. McDernaott. clon'
tart, ~.
State Secretary Of insurance, John a.
Oshaughnessy. saltwater.
Montgomery.
Directors of Insurance Fund--G w:
Murphy. Faribault; Hugh Butler, Anoh as,
e. j. Kinnq1can. st. Paul; J. ODon1ieA1'
Clontarf; T. NJ. Ryan, Anoka. r.
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Dissette, builde and contractor,
once ~ Fourth street north. Telephone
500. 5s.gsls
Chris il. Gallagher. counselor at Law,
4O1 400 Guaranty Loan Build ding.
q. Inhn +. McHaieS and Ace Il. hell, law
ssvers. 5619-62O Bank et CpmenI.ce Build.
:'1 Ncf:owan & II ahones,s Are insurance,
real estate, loans. Central avenue
Telephone AL
inhn M. GIeall u and fun
aral direct
IN 6rCaxthY
y
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NATIONAL, DIRE,

NATIONAL, DIRECTORS.
Maurice F. Wilhere, Philadelphia "a
Edward Sweeney. of Ohio.
J. M. Clark, of Wisconsin.
danes Jackson, Of Philadelphia
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g.. rsecordin secretary. +. j. Monsshss

- Ns - MakhAst q
d Financial secretary. .. r ha tigsn. 1901
81 insurance secretary. i. i. corbett 1921
treasures, IL, y II y, & &
& Meets Cd Wednesday evening of month
at "a Washing onsave. s. q.
H1BERNIAN RIFIsEK
Captain, ]. Doyle, 250a 81
"a lieutenant, II. ]. sKlnna sssiss1s,ss
Recording secretary. Robert McNama.
ra, zoe LIST Sc n. s% s 1
Financial secretary.eT. A..sGallagher., 4
4 Treasurer, j. :: Doran. ~ =
+ Drill every Wednesday, evening q at
aPlummer Post Hall. Wash and LIST Nv N.
DAUGHTERS OF ERIN.
Division l2, No; l-Pr s;z.5 Miss lice
Vice President, Mrs. F. Kenny. 242s 18th
ave. IS ~ .saas y. s
Treasurer Frances q: M G s. a52
Recording Secretary, Miss Mary Boy
Meets "a and 4th Monday evening of
month at 101 Washington av S.
(: Division NO. president. Mrs. A. -.
Boran. 1914 University av NE; &. --'. II. !.
,t.t V1SE-pI6S4SASAts &AAASs 4ss Os~S44<19 ~SS
p Recording Secretary. Miss Susie col
Inns, 1901 9Th st NE.
Financial secretary. MRS. J. J. DAILY.
1904 Central ave.
Treasurer, Mrs: VIM Doyle, 1909 I'd st.
NE ssssns 7
Meets "a and 4th, Thursday evenings OF
month at A. O. u. w. hall 225 Central ave.
7 Division No. 3-President,s Miss Maggie
FIaherty, 317 Penn ave. NJ
!. ssIVice President. Mrs. j.. IL Gleason. 25O5
Emerson ave. N.
Rec. Sec.-Miss Mary A. Coskran, SAT
9TH ave N. s-.s-tt-.s. a.
Financial Secretary. Miss Josie Donovan,
III Hoag ave. N.
Treasurer. Mrs M. NJ somers, 1901 10th
av N.
Meets Cd and 4th Monday evenings Of
month,ecor. 10th ave. N and Washington.
Division No. president Mrs. M H.
Cummings, 1926 14th av: S.. r ..:A'35 !. =
Vice-President Mrs. VIM. Buckley, 2724
18th ave. S.
Recording secretary, Miss Lizzie Hall,
429 10Th ave. Sc. 'iS -
Financial secretary Miss Nellie Mc1n-
erney, 1918 Bloomington ave. aS :.
Treasurer, Miss Annie Mulligan, 1888
18th ave. S.
Meets LIST and Sd Thursday evening OF
month at A. o. III. hall. 2A3 Bloomington
av. d. :,
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County President--F. J. Leonard, Ioa.y
dam. -. -, s.s.&. -. ga. Il Il. III
Division No 1, Belle Plaine-Presidsnt
DR.. C. r. Ma1oney. er... -. y5g
Vice Pres.-.M. r. Pendy. ~ .7*'. - ri
Rec. Sec.--H. b: Gonlon..ss. .~5'g JJ
Fin. Seed. M Cavanaugh. .sr4 gf55
4 Treasurer-s~Daniel Callahan. =, 1s g
/ Ins. sec.--TVm Fitzgerald.
Meet frst Sunday of month. .'r@'' ,..@ys
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= NAIIONkAL VT = ICG1IsSss
r. y. OConnor. National President e.
vannah, Ga.
john c. Weadock, Vice President. Bay
City, Mich. -
NJ. j. Slattery, National Secretary. 81
South Pearl Street, Albany, N. Y. .<r
7. j. Dundon, National Treasurer ~
North Water street, Columbus, -.
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Division Nc. 2-feresident, NJ J.. Hal
loran. SO !.
Vice Pres.--Michael Sicily. ~ .4 =
Rec. See.--James McGinnis.
Fin. Sec.-zaugene Osborne. Il. - - =. +?
Treasurer--~Peter Morgan.
ms. sec.--M, C. Walsh.
Meet first Sunday Of month. Address
lie Sueur.
division No 9. Montsomery--J. R.strAt'
'o B!i Efe1a 20: 9, Montgomery. E. swee-
ney, president.
Vice Pres.-J. E. stratton. ~
Rec. Sew. A. Kennedy. - ~ o.
Fin. Sec.-John Spence. = :. ~ 49,.
1ns. Sew. A.. Kennedy. -o-e. 49,.
Treasurer, Jerry Keohen. 49,.
Meet second Sunday in month
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, n SIBLEY COUNTY,. u u.
County President-W. T. Tahey. GreeD
Division No. i. Green 1sle--Presidens
Daniel Myers.
vice Pres.-M. McMahon.. IT. l,}5i. ~
Rec. .Sec.--J. a.. Stortall. ~-,..s.4 sslsss
! Fin. Sew. r. Fahey. ~. f.4
Treasurer-rf7os. Morrin. -, -. -.
ms Sec.-M. Mcmahon. ~ =,
Meeting first Sunday in each month. Z.
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Division No. President 4, Z. ~ 3sa..ss
GAM " as (. ]. u: 4ss .ssts4
Rec Set.-C.1 j. Reagan a 1 ne t 's
Fin. see-D. b. KeefSs
Treas-T. NJ. Eeete. u; & ~ d. {, n
Ir1s. SEGA. IL. Keefe- c@5s 49, .gsssa;ssI
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County Prestdent;-John Sherman WI
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Division NO. l., Winona-President 1aA
4 Vice II Pt1rr.es.-George Rowe. F5' s
Rec. Sec--George Fitzgerald. 's ".ss
Fin. Sec.-Michael. Ryan,. sffSttss
Treas. and Ins. SEED. O,Brien: "
Meet first and third Tuesday evening"
Of month st st ThDmas hall. !. r III
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Division No. 2. witoka-Prsaidsnt Luke

DIVISION NO. 2, W1tokH-EES ~ Aask
Gasle.- - s.- ~, n III. ~ II. Fl Z sf WI
Rec. Sec.-J E. Mohan, Rushfo ford = q. 1H
4Iiis. Sec.-Jerenniah Moran. Or. . ~
I! Meet second Sunday sof month ~ W.
'o paueht ter: q Grin
4 VIZ V;ice.prasident, Miss Nellie FocksnA
Z Secretary, Miss Mary Rice. a.5fs. 5ssS
(, Treasurer, Miss Mnry Fockepss .9As}l