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man of fine ability and thoroughly


honest and conscientious. A. B.
Choate is also well qualified for the
position of district Judge. He posses.
ses ability, honesty, and is an earnest
worker in the reform movement. For
sheriff, Alonzo Phillips win receive the
whole Democratic vote, having no
opponent. w. H. Williams will re-
ceive the nomination for auditor in
like manner as will also H. d. Stocker
Jr. for probate judge, John NJ. Guise
for supt. of schools and James Gunner
for county surveyor. Luth Jaeger
and William Baldwin are opponents
for clerk Of court. For county com.
missioner H. G. Sherry seems to have
the lead in the first district. His op.
ponents are Enoch Hidden, l.. N. AR.
meau, Charles A. Davis, and Jno. ID.
Pagan. In the fifth district the race
is an interesting one between D. J.
Falvey and John Gearty Jr. For the
legislature the 3Sth district has Peter
Jeub. Philip Engel, Joseph Ingenhutt,
Patrick Herbert and others. In the
Both district Sylvester G.. Brown and
Matt. Lillman will be the nominees.
Maurice P. McInerney will be named in
the 42d, James E. Mehan in the 43d,
and w. J. Won der Weyer in the 44th.
For mayor Frank G. Mcmillan is the
only opponent Of the present mayor,
James Gray, for the Democratic nomi-
nation, but as the mayor has given the
city on the whole very satisfactory
and economical administration his re-
nomination seems probability al
Democratic nominee for city comptrol-
Ter will Ike John o. Davis, and for city
treasurer Julius J. Heinrich. The al
dermanic contests in a number of the
wards are exciting intense interest. In
the first ward there are four caudi-
dates, viz. John F. Mccarthy, Perry A.
Long. Peter ]. Russell and John Ryan.
Harris T. Stone has the call in the
second. The third has three cor
nered fight between Peter Mitchell,
Geo. NJ. Bleecker and A. T. Grotte. In
the sixth, Harry A. Lund is makingit
lively for Andrew Anderson. Mr.. Lund
looks like the winner. The ninth ward
has Jos. Rebholz, Frank H. Castner, o.
e. Larson and John Burns. Alder
man Dwyer will be re-nominated in
the 10th. John P. Courtney will re-
ceive the nomination in the Sth,. unop-
posed. For Park Commissioners, AM
brose L. Lennon, Conway Mcmillan,
w. H. Daniel and Patrick Ryan have
entered the race. Among the Repub-
lican candidates are a number who are
strong with the people, viz. John II.
Steele for district judge, Otto Langum
for auditor, Thomas Gallagher for
sheriff, F. G. Harvey for Judge of pro-
bate, Duncan G. Mackenzie for SUPER
intendent of schools, NJ. w. Nash for
county commissioner, yarl Wallace for
the legislature, and Thomas J. Hen
messy for county commissioner.
The Irish standard., 1900-09-15

malls, that there is a secret under
standing between this country and
Great Britain, England would have to
go a little slow in her future treat.
ment Of the brave Beers. Germany.
Russia or France might not hesitate
to. take action against England alone.
but 1t is quite a different thing to an
tagonize America. England is covert
ly using 1.-THE implied understanding
with this country" for all it is worth.
and by this means keeping France and
Germany from interfering with her
policy In Africa.
The Irish standard., 1900-09-15

Mark Hanna c,ndidly says that il
the Democrats are defeated this wear
they will he defeated for ever. Richard
Olney seems to agree with him. for in
his letter he says: mot to defeat aud
reject McI<inlryism at once tends to
fastcn 1t permanently upon the vitnls
of the country" Judging from the
elections in Vermont and Maine Me
Kinlcyism will br cmpllntically re.
pndiatcd at the polls next November
The Irish standard., 1900-09-15

Says Editor Fitzgerald in the Cath.
Ollie Journal OF the South: According
to British Colonial Secretary Chamber
lain, when the South African war ls
over it is the intention of England TO
make the Beers species Of serfs in
their own country, with Englishinen
their lords and masters. In other
words the Transvaal will be another
Ireland. Were it not for the report
current throughout the old world, and
which must have some foundation in
fact, Notwithstanding McKinley's de-
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A Candidate,s Card.

hereby beg leave to announce to my
Irish-American fellow citizens, that
at the request of several thousand
fellow Democrats, have determined to
become a candidate for judge of the
district court, on the Democratic
ticket at the primary election TO be
held on September 18th, and shall he
proud of their support.
Sincerely,
Jno. w. Arctander.
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=, Mrs. Stephen Walsh and Mrs. John
Flynn, of Carlton, Minn., were the
guests last week of Mrs. B. A. Flaher.
tX
~. . s-.. -. -.
Miss Anna Edwards, of Seventh ave-
nne north is spending her vacation
with her aunt in Chicago. 3D..
Joseph NJ. Regan has returned home
from his trip in the far Northwest. He
was away two months.
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Call Up Mearaer Z Co.
Jno. w. Arctander.

If you want good dry pine wood
Every load warranted. Tel. 1861.
John ]. McHale and Ace P. Abel,
lawyers, 3o1-3o2 Bank of Commerce
Building.
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EDITORIAL. NOTES.

A splendid article OH catholics and
citizenship appears in the current
issue Of the North American Review.
from Bishop McFaul of New Jersey.
The Irish standard., 1900-09-15

number Of Duluth people are interest
ed. 1t was established by the Myers
Bros. and others, and more recently ].
L. Greatsinger, A. B. Wolvin and 9TH
ers have acquired large interests there.
The Irish standard., 1900-09-15

Chris A. Gallagher, counsellor-at-law.
o7o Guaranty Loan Building.
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The House..

Washington, March 3.--Within two
hours after special message from the
president recommending the immedi.
ate passage Of bill to place in his
hands all the moneys collected upon
Porto Rican goods since the Spanish
evacuation of the island. to be used
for the relief of the Porto Ricans, had
been read 10 the house yesterday the
house had passed and sent to the SEN
ate a bill to carry out the recommends
ton. Mr.. Cannon had bill ready to
carry the presidents recommendations
into effect, and asked immediate con-
sideration for it, and this was given.
1T was only when the debate opened,
it had been agreed that twenty min
utes should be allowed on a side, that,
under the lead of Mr.. Bailey of Texas,
the Dem Gratis began lining up against
the bill because il placed no limitation
upon the presidents discretion in the
use OF the money. The bill was
passed by vote Of 1872 to 107, ID Dem
ocrats, 2 Populists and Silver Re-
pubicans voting with the Republic
ans in the affirmative.
The Message.
ITO the Senate and House of Representa-
tives: Since the evacuation of Porto Rico
by the Spanish forces on the 18th day of
October 1SaS. the United States has COL
lected on products coming from that
island to the ports OF the United States
the duties fixed by the Dingley act and
amounting to $2,005. 455.SS, and will con-
tinue 10 collect under said law until con-
gress shall otherwise direct. Although
i had the power, and having in mind the
best interests Of the people Of the island,
used it. to modify duties on goods and
products entering into Porto Rico, / did
not have the power to remit or modify
duties on Porto Rican products coming
into the ports Of the United States. In
view of the pressing necessity for i'm
mediate revenue in Porto Rico for con-
Quoting the government there, and for the
extension of pu,.c education and in view
also Of the provisional legislation just in
aLgurated by the house of representatives,
and for the purpose Of making the princi-
pie embodied in that legislation applicable
to the immediate past as well as to the
immediate future, l recommend that the
above sum so collected and the sums
hereafter collected under existing laws
shall without waiting for the enactment
Of the general legislation now pending,
be appropriated for the use and benefit
of the island. William Mckinley.
Executive Mansion, March 2, 1900"
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The House..

Washingro.I, March /. - The battle
royal over the Porto Rican tariff bill
ended in the house yesterday in vic
tory for the Republicans. The bill,
amended as agreed upon at the con-
ference of Republicans on Monday
night so as to reduce the tariff from
% to 10 per cent of the American tariff
and limiting its life to two years, was
passed by n vote Of 1T2 to 161. Six
Republicans, Messrs. Crumpacker of
Indiana, Fletcher and Heatwole OF
Minnesota, Littlefeld Of Maine, Lori
mer of Illinois and Mccall of Massa.
chusetts voted with the opposition, and
four Democrats, Messrs. Davey and
Meyer of Louisiana. Devries Of Cali
fornia and Slbley Of Pennsylvania
voted with the Republicans, for the
bill. In addition, Mr.. Warner Rep.,
ILL was paired against the bill with
Mr.. Boutelle (Rep., Maine) for it. Two
other Republicans. Mr.. Lane of Iowa
and Mr.. Faris Of Indiana, were absent
and impaired. They were understood
to be against the bill. -Four Demo
Gratis who were opposed to the bill.
Messrs. Fleming of Georgia, Small Of
North Carolina, Smith of Kentucky
VI "cIt
and impaired. Herculcan efforts had
been made to at out the full vote and
this led to some remarkable incl
dents. Six men were brought from
beds of sickness. two of them from
hospitals. Mr.. Browulow OF Tonnes
see was brought in carriage, &C.
companied by his wife and physician.
He sat bundled up near the entrance
until his vote was given and then
withdrew. 1t IVES felt that the s'ra,n
would be severe on him, but when Or.
Tawney, the Republican whip, urged
that the bill m Cht be lost by this one
vote Mr.. BrOwnlow said: II would
rather lose my life than see this bili
lost" The first test was n substitute
offered by Mr.. Mccall on behalf OF
the opposition. 1t was the original
Payne bill for free trade with Porto
Rico, ard was defeated, 160 10 ia. A
motion to recommit il. which followed,
shared similar fate, being lost, 100
to 112.
The Senate.
Notwithstanding the agreement
made by the senate to vote on the Ha.
waiian government blu at yesterdays
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session, The final vote on the measure
was postponed until 4 O'clock TO-DAY.
Practically no progress was made on
the bill, although ii was under consid-
GRAFTON nearly four hours. Mr.. Al
orch. chairman of the finance com.
mittee, at the opening OF the session,
made an explanation of the work OF
the conferees on the financial measure,
his statement resulting in an uncX-
pected and spirited debate. one of
the features of the session was the
speech of Mr. McLaurin Is. c. on the
Philippine. question. He WAS The first
Democratic senator to exnrcSS himself
for expansion. He secuted what he
called the "bugaboo Of Imperialism"
with which some Of his colleagues
were trying TO frighten people, de-
clared the question was not one Of
politics, and maintained the acquis.
ton Of the Philippines would be OF
immense advantage to this country,
especially to the South, by opening to
the United States the trade of the ORR.
ent.
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The Hnmae.

. The Democrats scored their first vic
tory Of the session in the house yester.
day on the motion to take up the con-
tested election case Of Aldrich VS.. Rob.
BINS from the Fourth Alabama dls-
trict. On two separate votes the Dem
ocrats, with the aid of two Republic
ans, Mr. MOndell of Wyoming and ii.
{. Smith Of Michigan, beat the Repub-
licans on the question Of consideration.
An agreement was made to consider
the Loud bill, relating to second-class
mail matter. March 20. A bill was
passed TO grant an American register
to the ship Windward, In which Lieut..
Peary will make an attempt to reach
the North Pole.
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MANS MECHANISM
Delicate Machinery That Needs
Constant Care.
Absolute Cleanliness and Regulation as Neees
sary as for Any Other Kind Of
Machinery. How TO Keep il
10 Working Order.
There's a screw loose somewhere!


One little screw in the big machine gets
trine loose and the whole apparatus
clogs, balks and refuses to work properly.
A skillful engineer can tell by the feel
OF his engine when there's a screw loose.
Occasional constipaton-cal IL costive-
ness or bilfousnesS-needs prompt atten-
ton. Ii clogs the whole delicate mechan-
ism OF man, and must be removed skill
fully without force or shock. Only a
vegetable laxative should be used, and
CAscarets Candy Cathartic which you
can eat like piece of candy, are the
most agreeable, natural and effective OF
all laxatiyes.
Cascarets are the only antiseptic cathar-
tic, and not only make the liver lively, re-
move distractions in the bowels, strength
en- the intestines, but kill all germs of dis
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well as cure.
Buy, and try ,Cascarets. to-day. You'll
find that it's what they do, not what we
say they'll do, that viii please you. All
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Nv and beware OF frauds, imita-
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N--k y . q Q
ODGRGSS
RESUME OF THE
G WEEKS PROCEEDINGS.
" o. 20 q a "a q.
The House.

The House.
Washington, Feb. 26-The debate
on the Ptr'o Rican bill in the house Of
representatives Saturday brought ont
4 speech by Representative Tawney OF
Minnesota, scoring Mr.. Littlefeld OF
Maine for his speech Of the day be-
lore' and also two speeches from the
republican side by Mr.. Tompkins Of
New york aud Mr.. Powers of Vermont
opposing the bill. Mr.. Thayer of
massachusetts closed the day with a
defense Of the anti-imperialists. The
o'hef speakers were Mr.. Eddy of Min
nesota, for the bill, and Messrs. Clay
ton OF Alabama and Broussard of
Louisiana, against it.
The senate.
throughout the session Saturday
the senate had under consideration
the Hawaiian government bill.
The discussion took a vide range, but
the basis Of it was an amendment Of
fered by Mr.. Plar. Of Connecticut. pro-
Yiding that the president should ap-
point ;he cher justice and justices OF
the supreme court aud judges of the
circuit courts, and that the governor
OF the territory should appoint the 9TH
er officers; the Amendment limiting
the tenure Of office Of appointees TO
four years. Mr.. Tillman of South
Carolina embraced the opportunity to
make q speech in the course OF which
he made an attack on Mr.. Morgan Of
Alabama. and vigorously opposed
many provisions Of the bill, particu-
larry those which related to suffrage.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-03-08
IN THE SENATE.
Confederation of the Porto Rican
Tarin Bill Opens.


Interest in the Porto Rican tariff
measure now has been transferred
from me house 10 the senate. Consid-
Grafton of the bill, embodying substan-
italy the prOvisi ms Of the house bin.
and in addition providing for tenn
porary form of civil government for
the island, was begun In the senate
yesterday, Mr.. Foraker OF Ohio, chair
man Of the committee on Pacific Is
lands and Porto Rico. being in charge
Of the measure. Scarcely had the read
ing Of the bill been concluded when
Mr. Teller Of Colorado proposed an
amendment providing, in brief, that
the purpose Of the pending bill Is
simply to establish temporary gov
eminent in Porto Rico for the purpose
OF enabling the people OF the island
later to establish permanent repuD-
lican form Of government in which
there Will be accorded the people the
right of Sc f-governnent. the adoption
of q constitution and the establishment
OF n rs. manent form of government
nor interfering with the sovereignty of
the ITuited States over the Island or
it's ;,.habitantS. This amendment was
followed by another by Mr. Stewart OF
Nevada. rik ne out the provision
levvlng DUTY on Porto Rican goods
and providing TINT they should be adj
mittcd free into the United States. \
spiriied debate was participated in by
Mr.. Foraker, Mr.. Teller, Mr.. Stewart
AMI others.
An hour and half of the session
was devoted to consideration of the
QUAY case. Mr. Hoar of Massachu-
sets presenting an able constitutional
argument in favor of the seating OF
Mr.. QUAY on the ground. mainly, that
II was tue intention Of the trainers OF
the constitution that the senate at all
time should have its full quota Of
members.
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thirty DAYS Trial Absolutely Free.

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1900. thirty DAYS trial FREE in either our
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Iowa. All expenses low.
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Many chap who looks like a Greek
god has been refused by some snub-
nOsed girl who preferred cold cash to
classic illustration for domestic use.
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If brides wore wreaths of orange in
stead of the orange blossoms how odt
it would seem.
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Negligence is the rust Of the soul
that corrodes through all her best re-
Solves.-Feltham.
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The House..

Washington, Feb. 1S.-The general
debate OF the Porto Rican tariff bill
closed yesterday in q blaze of glory
The galleries were banked to the doors
and every seat on the floor was occu.
pied when the rival champions of the
respective sides, Mr.. Deliver Of Iowa
and Mr.. Bailey Of Texas, made their
arguments. Each spoke for an hour
and half. The speech of Mr. Bailey,
devoted as ii was almost to the legal
phases of the controversy, while it was
profound and impressive, did not cause
the unbouLded emotion which swept
the galleries and floors when Mr.. Dol
liver was speaking. The Iowan was at
his best, and his wit, eloquence and
sarcasm drew salvos of applause from
his Republican associates. Before the
closing speeches were made, Mr.
Cannon Of Illinois, chairman OF the ap-
preparation committee, and one of the
veterans on the Republican side, made
an exceptionally effective speech in
support Of the bill Messrs. Carmack,
PeytOn, Kleberg, Pearce and De Ar
mond had also made speeches in oppo-
sition to the bill. The Republican
managers are now confident that with
the moulncalons agreed upon at the
conference the bill VIII command a mar.
row majority in the final vote today.
The senate.
Mr.. Depew of New York addressed
the senate yesterday on the Philippine
question. His Grafton was beautiful
in thought and diction. He strongly
upheld the policy of the administra-
ton, and in conclusion pictured so
brilliantly commerce and civilization
moving hand in hand for the happiness
and uplifting of the peoDle Of the Phil
ippines as well rs those Of this coun-
try, that the galleries were swept by
storm of applause. After Mr. Turley
had concluded his speech on the Quay
case the Hawaiian government bill was
again taken up, but little progress was
made. An agreement was reached that
a final vote should be taken OF the
measure to-day.
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Loss OF hair, which often mars the prettiest face
prevented BY PARKxRs HAIR BALsAM.
dIsDxRcozNs, tho best cure for corna. t5cts.
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Send for "Choice Recipes"
by Walter Baker & Co. Ltd, Dorchester, Mass,
mailed free. Mention this paper.
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Chaperons are counter irritants to
produce matrmony.
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Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

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Her medicine has the
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Mrs. Pin5eIsans, advises
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soc. size. Just the thing for a
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Our Spring
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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-03-08

Notwithstanding the agreement
made by the senate to vote on the Ha.
wailan government blu at yesterdays