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The Irish standard., 1898-04-09
CONVENTION ECHOES.


State Secretary Thos. Connolly recelv-
ed an increase of $50 per year In his
salary for tho coming term. Hereafter
it will be $3.50 per annum.
Rev. Father Lynch, Of Brainerd. was
unanimously elected state chaplain Of the
A. o. H. and Ladies Auxiliary for the
coming two years.
Tho Insurance Fund Convention left
two vacancies on the state board of
audit, after having elected John Il. Nc
Gowan, Of Hennepin. chairman. These
were filled by tho board of directors who
selected John Kennedy, Of Minneapolis.
and Austin Kennedy, of Rochester.
Tho delegation from Div. No 2, Ladies'
Auxiliary Of Minneapolis QIast Side).
was somewhat handicapped by the I'M
avoidable absence of two of its best
members from most of the business ses-
sions Of tho convention. They were
Miss Mollie Callahan. who was taken Ill
the second day after her arrival at
Brainerd. and Mrs. p. L. Collins, who
left In response to telegram received
Immediately after her arrival at The
convention. announcing tho dangerous
Illness Of her father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. Jonathan Flynn, Cannon Falls
MINI.
Tho namo Of Mrs. William Boardnlan
who represented DIV No. 3, Ladies' Aux
iliary. Hennepln county. was unintcn-
tionally omitted last week in our con-
ventiOn report.
Ono of tho closing scenes of the con-
venton Of the Ladies' Auxiliary, and an
event which will DO remembered for
many years, was tho presentation to
state president. Mrs. J. ]. Daley. by the
delegates, of a handsome solid gold
watch and chain. The presentation adj
dress was made by Mrs. james lHorceia,
Of Saltwater. Tears Of gratitude TO her
sister delegates for their loving remcm-
branco was Mrs. Daley's only response.
SlQ was SO overcome with emotion that
words failed her for the once.
| The Ladies', Auxiliary reelected DR.. L.
W. Buckley, of st. Paul, medical director.
Tho Insurance fund of tho Ladies'
Auxiliary will remain unchanged in its
operation. twenty-five cents will be
paid by each person insured on tho death
of a member A sum not to exceed $500
will be paid to tho benciiclaries.
Tho report of State Secretary Ella
Heating OF the auxiliary gives tho total
membership as 1900. Nine new divisions
were organized during tho past term,
making 80 in all throughout tho state.
Tho salary OF tho auxiliary insurance
secretary was fixed at 500 per annum
Tho election Of state president and
was hotly contested in each instance
Frank II. Grant, of st. Paul, was re- nom
mated for the first named place, but
failed of reelection, being defeated
by less than 200 in q total vote
OF about 5000, his successful opponent
being Robert j. Clarke, also of st. Paul.
For treasurer, John Sheehy, of Mont
gomery, won out by tho narrowcst kind
Of margin over j. j. Fitzgerald, of Min
ncapolis, the vote being, Shechy. 1,iS2;
Fitzgerald, !, 4G2
Tho Insurance Fund Of the Ladies'
Auxiliary elected as It's board of direct
ors, Agnes e. Rclley Saltwater; Mary
Mcdonald, Winona; Sadie Reilly, Brain
crd; Mary Kelly. st. Paul; Agnes Gala
han, Duluth and the following board of
audit Madgo Durham, l.anesboro; Az
mes Hickey, Graceville; Catherine Nc
Carthy, ST. Paul.
The Irish standard., 1898-04-09
Thursday. at s P. Nj. the
Polls Will Close and the
Votes Will Be Counted.
Names of the Gentlemen Who
Have Been Appointed to
Canvass the Returns.
A Heavy Vote and a Brilliant
and Exciting Finish Plain
1y Evident. ...,.
HOW THE VOTE SrHNDS.

4. III. Mat77olty, Brdi2serd.. II, G31
Jas. j. Kennedy, St. Paul. 1855
III. a. Kelley, Waseca. 1929
jam s, Burke, 11iaanenpolis13, 3S7
I'm. Buckley, Mistaeculoolis II $50
N. G. O'Coaa,sor, lIt,,,.eupolis S,3IG
J.C. 1IcCo'evilze, sos
John o'Gra1y, minneapolis. j, 1872
S. McCarthy, Ai,s,seapotis3,4I4
u. @. Sheeha,,, Minneapolis: ), OGS
Geo. ". anderson, st. Paul. 2,21O
NJ. j. Gill, minneapolis ......2,I ZIG
j. j. Fitzgerald, minneapolis ], 500
Nm: Ryan, Edna. 1863
NJ. Heti'O't, Rochester 4 ,A47
j. II. O'SAGat0lt,scssy,S ttll,U'trI, 100
Frank III. Grant, st. Paul. .SS3
Ih0s. II. Moran, Hastings ....S22
John Flood, Duluth ..1S4
James Burke, ELLSWORTH. ..... 5OI
Jseo McCart1ty, Sttzleruter ..>. 4O4
Jas. F. Matopey, st. Paul. .4O1
john RO,O0,s, Sr. Wjnon0. 1916
ID. II. Hayes, Ma,eHato. .32G
Dr.. Il. ". Batckl ley, st. Paul.. 200
James Hichey, minneapolis. L
Alfred Mcdonald, st. Paul.. 1
Richard Long, Duluth ........ L
r. III. O'Har0, G4'uceviIle ..... L
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Ana conda, Mont.
Especial to The Irish Standard.)
Charlaa Gallaphar tandnrnd

Charles Gallagher rendered his
resignation as deputy sheriff OF
this county last week. He held
tho position for Is months. Mr.. Gala
Cher will either go into some other bust
ness or resume his old situation at the
works
Patrick Waters, a pioneer resident Of
Anaconda, died at St. AIMS hospital Fri
day, April /. He was Waterman at tho
works for years. and was GO years old.
The A. o. H. convention of Montana
took place in Helena this week. A dele
CATION from Anaconda, consisting OF
Under Sheriff Donoghue, Jno. C. Barry
and John H. Golden attended. A great
many went from Butte. Miss Mary De-
vine, secretary of tho l.. A. of Ana
conda, was also present at the conven-
ton.
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THE A.o.H. VOTING CONTEST
Three Valuable Prizes to the Successful Ones
in This Great Struggle.
The Winner of First Place Will Attend the 'o8
Celebration in Ireland.
Twenty-Five Candidates Have Entered the
Field in Competition.
And They Hail From Every Section of the
North Star State.
The Irish Standards Magnificent Offer Cre-
ates Widespread Attention.
Nominations Closed January 18th and the Con-
test Ends on April 18th.
Out of Twenty Nine in the Field Who Will Be
the LuCkV Thrpe7
The Irish Standards Magnificent Offer Cre-
ates Widespread Attention.
Nominations Closed January 18TH and the Con-
test Ends on April 18th.
Out of Twenty Nine in the Field Who Will Be
the Lucky Three7

Queenstown, first prizo
Ticket and return second prize ),
Ticket Chicago prize
THE first firstly VIII go the candidate securing the largest number
The third to the in poll of ballots
Three prizes to the three most popular In
On November its first announce
mcns OFFER of three magnificent psto tho
and to end on April 4h 1925
Der 27th at the outset cel that
but not later which announcement o
standard res Immediately following tho closing Of
the lalI0inE which occurs April 18th
Tho of the
will DO found in another column pertaining
mc Irish standard WIN td "a" nr G m wsp'sa, attention
to its lowner Bear in mind the contest
TIE TlIn PRIZES
place in the contest Will o first
class rail- and steamship ticket from Min ne"l"l to
turn including state room and meals
and valued at ss75 Vi" any first class line desired
The second prize for the winner Of sec on place in tho contest will be
class ticket to Trenton j. via Io and New York
by rail or by the great lakes.
The third prize for the Mlnncap-
oils Chicago Of
coND rTloNs.
candidate
of each The remain with
will be allowed to withdraw and throw hi,
strength another The
will special
mee of dntcresd gentlemen WILL with the
s on inc evening n A%n @ 1885, the same to- be published in
ively Thursday. April 11h 1898
TO
FCut out the blank
out
be
scconaA old subscribers to this paper renewing their
800 they for 1A 400
entitled overy
three hve Der
scruon sent for his otc candidate All subscribers
be cnti
Ireland
Theohad Wolfe
They will be escorted to all historic particularly
Rebellion 1888
Wit celia thousands
N j. the M.
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The Irish standard., 1898-04-09
Easter Sunday at ST. Anthony of Padua

Easter Sunday at ST. Anthony of Padua
First Mass-7:3O Il. m. Chldrcns'
Mass, 8 a. m. Grand High Mass
1920 a. m.
Organ Offcrtory
Miss Agnes White.
Soprano Solo, The Holy City,. Wcathcrly.
Mrs. Charles Lacey
Antiphon, "Vidi Aquam"
St. Anthony Choir.
A>Ji'o'''''' .''''''''''' ''''...' Wic6dHu
Mrs. j. NJ Rittman and Miss Katherine
Dwyer
st. Anthony Choir.
Veni Creator .. Beck
Male Quartet.
Choir
MISUNDERSTANDING Solo
Mrs. c. Lacey.
Offertory, Regina Colli," Werner
St. Anthony Choir.
Sanctns. .WicSnnu
Quartet.
Benedictus. ........ ........... Wiegand
Choir.
Agnus Del ....... see. ...... .Weigand
Quartet.
Organ.." .....................M MISS White
The Irish standard., 1898-04-09

Milwaukee went Democratic by 5000
majority in the municipal election held
lost their grip and were swept out Of
sight. Good for tho Cream City!
The Irish standard., 1898-04-09

Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Cathnrtic. cure constipation forever.
0c. CSC. II c. c. C. fail, druggists refund money.
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DODSONvILLE.
DacAmhar 10 I

December 10, 1898.
Protracted meeting is in progress at
the NJ. E. Church.
Miss Clarence Garland, of Martinsville,
was the guest Of friends and relatives
here last week.
Charles Shaffer, of Midland City, Wis.
tied his brothers and other relatives here
the latter part of last week.
Elmore Runion, of Allensbure, has
moved into the Joshua Simpson house.
Mr.. Kratzer, of Mt. Oreb, is the guests
of relatives here.
Dolph Dumpford had his left hand
badly lacerated last Saturday night by
the explosion of dynamite cap which
he was holding in his hand The ends
OF his thumb and second finger were en-.
tirely blown off and the rest of his hand
badly cut by pieces OF the cap. DR..
Kleckner was called and dressed the
wounds and Dolph is getting along very
nicely.
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SUGAlsTREE RIDGE.

becculDeI ~, loSo.
The streets are very muddy since the
snow melted.
Ellis Lewis fell on the ice and broke
his arm Saturday morning.
James Roberts and wife, OF Fizcastle,
were visiting Aunt ssllie Stout, Sunday.
DR.. Beam attended an oyster supper
and entertainment given by the K. OF P.
Lodge at Belfast, Saturday night.
Quite a number of Rev. Frank Foust's
congregation of this place took dinner at
his home at Pricetown, Friday.
There will be an entertainment given
by the Christian School here Christmas
Eve. Admission cente, children free.
Mrs. Mollie Long, of Indiana, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Stout
Chas. Hudson, Curt Marlatt, Charles
Hedrick and Charles Fenton, of Emer-
aid, were calling on friends here Satur.
day evening.
An infant child Of John Mace was bur.
led here Saturday morning.
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NEW AARKET.
December 10, 1898.

December IL, 1898.
Mrs. Mary Purdy is recovering from 9
severe attack of tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Roberts are VISITING
Mr.. Roberts parents in Union county.
Miss Nellie Van Wrinkle returned Il
her home here last Saturday after an ab.
sence Of several weeks spent with friends
ct Blanchester.
Miss Viola Eyler il at home from the
o. 8. and s o Home to spend the holi
day vacation.
Mrs. Susan VanWinkle and son, Dan.
lei, have moved their household effects
to Washingto O. 81 with the intention
Of making that their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L Lemon, Of Hills.
boro, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Y. O.
Vance Saturday and Sunday.
MaSried-At the homo of the bride ON
December 7th, by Rev. Clark, Of Lynch.
burg, Mr.. Luther Hamburger and Mis-
Libbie Gall.
Jsnss Lenna, 5ssed ard svtssusd
eitinea q ~ q1nqnlfy. dled = ~
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RIaaLAND.
December 10, 1893.

December 10, 1898.
Mn. Lissis Long. Of Hillsboro, ID Wis.
iting her mother and other friends here.
Mrs. Will Edwards and family left
Monday morning for Connersville, Ind,
where they expect to make their future
home.
The contract for the mail route from
Sabina to Hillsboro hes been awarded to
w. T. Harvey, of this place.
Al. Challender has purchased the
farm OF 81 acres, belonging to Mrs. Al
bert Johnson, situated two miles south
of New Lexington on the Hillsboro pike.
Mrs. E. M. johnson returned home .
few days since from Cincinnati, where
her sixteen months old daughter has
been under treatment for diseased eyes
as mentioned in last weeks issue. Only
one eye has - yet been operated upon.
@. E. Hill, the representative of the
Acetylene Gas Works Of Dayton, Ohio,
has been here few days adjusting the
lights in James Adams new home. They
were given q trial Saturday night and
worked very successfully and will doubt.
less give entire satisfaction in the future.
The meeting at the Friends Church is
still in progress. The working force has
been increase by Rev. William Manly, OF
Richmond, Ind, and three yonng ladies
who are efficient helpers in the work.
Rev. sentinan ID engaged in pro
tracted meeting at Memphis.
P.O. Daughters aid wife were visiting
friends near Greer field Saturday and
Sunday.
Roy Earl and wife, of Fl. Worth, Tex,
arrived Saturday evening for visit of
some weeks at the old home in this
place.
As We come again to this joyous Xmas.
tide and exchange with dear ones ex-
pressions OF remembrance and love. may
it inspire in our hearts spirit of thanks
giving and love to the Giver of the
worlds most precious ef. in the person
of Him who gave himself willing offer.
ing for all who are ready t., accept his
love.
The scholars in the different depart.
ments of the school will give an enter
tainment in the Town Hall Friday even.
ing, December 23d. The high school
will represent Madam Jarley's wax
works, and the intermediate and primary
rooms will render Xmas cantatas. The
price OF admission will be small, and
everybody is cordially invited to attend.
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CENTERFIELD.
December 10, 1898.

December 10, 1898.
The young people have been making
good use of the fine sleighing snow in
coming to church Of nights the past
week.
Protracted meeting has been going on
here week last night, conducted by
Rev. Charles Hardy, with q pretty fair
attendance regardless Of the severe cold
snap.
Centerfsld now seems the center Of
attraction. Preparations are being made
for box supper at the school house; q
Christmas tree in each of the churches,
and we have new barber shop conduc-
ed by Burt Mcneil.
Several from Hardins Greek attended
church here last night.
George Groves contemplates starting
to McQuon, ILL.,, Wednesday.
Little Charley Oowman, who We mem
toned previously q having his leg
broken. is improving very rapidly.
William Rulor and wife and little son,
of Lumberton, Clinton county, have
been spending few days with her broth.
or, George Hastings, and family here.
Miss Rose Town, of near Petersburg,
was calling on her sister, Mrs. Lowery
Oowmsn, yesterday evening. 3a
Miss Cora Butler, Of Fall Greek, 10
spending . week at home with her par.
ents, Fred Butler and wife.
Taylor Mcclure, Of Winchester, has
been making frequent visits to our quiet
little village of late.
James White and James Brady had
their hands packing ice the past week.
James Morrow, Of Fall Creek, called
upon his best girl here last evening.
Mr.. BowJun and cousin, Miss Laura
Buntain, Of Greenfield, were the guests
of Miss Maud Babb Friday evening.
Scott HUFF is suffering from q severe
cold with threatened fever,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Sauer Kraut, per qt.. t...........,...... Sc
Buckwheat Flour, per ID. ........... Sc
Buckwheat Flour, home grown, per ID 81
Pure Maple Syrup, qt can. ..25c
Pure Maple Syrup, ! gal. .45c
Pure Maple Syrup, gal. l............. .85c
New Orlean Molasses, per gal. 49,. .45c
Homemade Sorghum, per gal. -. .35c
Pure Cane Syrup, sweet as honey,
qt can. ................ ......2Oc
English Walnuts, paper shell, per lb. b.1Sc
Large Shelled Almonds, per lb. :. $50
Best Hominy, IL lbs for. .25c
Graham Flour, IL lbs for. .25c
Clothes Pins, per doz. z................ 1c
Candles for your Christmas tree, 16
or "a candles in a set, per set. .. 15c
Fancy Ooiored Candles. per doz.. :. .15c
"a Sheets Paper and "a Envelopes,
in fancy box. per box. .......... &c
We wish to call your special attention
to two kinds of laundry soaps just re.
ceived.
Pay Day Soap, 12 bars for. ...... .25c
Big Deal Soap, extra large bars, per
pst'. ................... 0c
Don't forget that We carry the best line
Of roasted coffees in the town.
Good Rio, per lb. .123c
Extra Rio, per ID. b....................1 .15c
Extra Golden Rio, per lb. .......... .1sc
Fancy Blend, per lb. zoo
Fancy Caracas, per lb..... ...... .2sc
Oolima Blend, per lb. lb................3 .3Oc
Fancy Mocha and Java, per lb.. 80. $3.50
Kinhee Mocha and Java, per lb. !. $50
For the holiday trade We have some
fancy cheeses, besides always having the
finest cream cheese that can be bought.
Neuichatel, Camambert, Brick and Swiss.
We have the best that can be bought
in the fruit line oranges. lemons, b.
nanas. Malaga grapes and apples. 4
Oranges, per doz. z.............. zoe to 40
Fancy Baldwin Apples. ....... .4Oc peck
Oranberries, 2 qts for. .l5c
Az special inducement We offer you
Granulatsd Sugar, 1s lbs for. .. 81 90
White X O Sugar, 20 lbs for. ....... LOG
O Sugar, 81 lbs for. or................. 100
Your wife wants one of our Peerless
Flour Bins. We are giving them away.
Come in and SEQ 1t and We will tell you
how you can get 1t.
p. B. link
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Dash GROCER.

home Of his son, John, Sunday after.
noon. The deceased il the father oi
Mrs R. g. Purdy Of this place.
The Y. P. 8. O. E., of this place, will
give IN entertainment Christmas morn.
ing and evening at the Presbyterian
Church. "Discontsntsd Family or
Christmas Queen" No admittancs will
be charged but liberal collection will
be asked TO aid the Christian Eudsavor
vorks Come one, come Ill and enjoy
this very appropriate sntsrtainmsnt In
whiah the "0sanble Family" and the
diSeenA neaths q ~ yeas Mn - ssp-
soan1o3 - ee1Qsgplat> soofsues
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BELL.
December 10, 1898.

M Oec0mDor III, 1898.
I. NJ. Cooper Il still confined to hia
room with but little Improvement.
Rev. Hartley and vile conducted the
meeting the first of the past week Il
Louisville, in the absence of the pastor.
The K. Of P. oyster supper was largely
attended and enjoyed by all.
The meeting at Pleasant Chapel, con-
Quoted by Revs. McKibben and Lytle,
10 growing in interest and will continue
through the week.
George Gall and wife, of Flat Run.
spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Mar
,gsrei Gall. :.
Louis McMeekin was in the city the
past week purch asipg his holiday goods.
Mrs. Ida Mcclure, nee Haish, of
Greenbrier, who has been afflicted for
quite while and has been at her broth.
er's, Will Haigh. tho past few weeks to
be near her physician, is slowly i'm.
proving,
Mrs. u. ] Cummings, Faris and Mics
May, Of Pisgsh, spent last Wednesday at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. w.
Milburn.
Miss Bess Spargur, of Carmel, attend
cd the X. OF P. supper and was . Sunday
visitor OF Miss Garrett.
Frank Storer has purchased property
near Hillsboro on the Marshall pike, and
will move the first of the month.
Miss Vells Gall, accompanied by her
little niece, Margie Glsze, win return
next Friday, after two weeks visit
with her brother. Prof. Gall, Of Wash.
ington, DO.
Charles Mccullough, after being ab,
sent . few months, concluded there were
no ons like Isa and 20 he returned u
spsnd the remainder Of his dayN, 1iEh
HI deaT In.
Ihe !. o. o. y. viii dve an eyster sup.
- ~ 3oth a Deoo0bes.
2;s';s & 81; 80
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ChinaWare.
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-16
THE NEW CHAPTER HOUSE.

general ground plan being very nearly
square, with q broad piazza extending
the entire frontage of over fifty feet.
The fore part of the house exhibits
the colonial characteristics of freely
sweeping swell frontage, with indented
entrance and broad, low doorway, while
the supports of the Veranda roof are
the plain round pillars with ehastely
carved capitals that mark this class
of buildings.
The house is one Of three stories,
having in the two upper ones the 6ia-
mond pointed window panes that are
TO be used to such good effect in mod
ern residential structures, while on the
ground floor the windows are of plate
glass Of large size.
On entering the front door, admit
tance to the house is gained through
the customary vestibule into the front
hall, which is an extremely large one
intended to be used as music and
reception room. The hall Is about one
third the total width of the house, and
extends the entire depth of It, making
q very handsome apartment
in itself On one side of it there is a
wide fireplace surrounded with hand
some effects in red thing, while the
staircase rises from the rear end in two
flights, the upper one reversed, to the
second story.
On the right Of the hall is the parlor
also containing a large fireplace and
commanding a view from the windows
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STH WORCESTER.
George j. Dudley of Sutton
Unanimously Chosen.

Millbury, Oct. ia convention Of
the republicans of Millbury, Auburn,
Douglas and Sutton was held in
Blanchard Hail., Millbury, this after
noon, and George Dudley was unani-
mously nominated as candidate for
representative in the 9Th Worcester
district. Those present were Mill
bury, James III. Ferguson, c. c. Long
ley, Henry F. Merriman, A. c. Mott,
Peter Ferguson; Sutton, Fl. r. Rice,
Roy Townley and Charles Long Au-
burn, E. H. Trenton and r. S. Eaton;
Douglas, e. e. Young, Otis Batcheler
and F. A, Place. Upon the motion of
Mr.. Townley, the members of the DIFF
ferent town committees were appointed
to the district committee.
PLEASANT SURPRISE.
Miss Marion Waterman was pleas
antly surprised at her home, on Or
chard street, last evening, and present.
ed an elegant gold ring. The affair was
arranged by her classmates at the high
school.
SECURED HIS SECOND.
John NJ. White, the veteran fox
hunter. secured his second fox Of the
season today.
Biron r. Steward today purchased
the Daniel Dunn estate on Sycamore
street. Mr.. Steward is to start large
poultry yard. The sale was effected
through the agency of Sheppard Rus
SELL
Charles H. Smith today captured
Frank Lavoie's horse The animal was
supposed to be stolen, but it only
strayed away.