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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-03-07
A Communion of Atonement

To atone for the dissertation Of tbo
dressed Sacrament at the hands of
giuseppe Alio in ST. Elizabeth's chI1rcb
On sunday, February %. Father p A
Thllllps. chancellor Of the diocese ami
pastor Of the cathedral. caused if to
pe announced LAST Sunday throughout
the state that a communion of renara-
lIQh would be offered on the first Fri
VINO usually approach the Holy Table
on tne iirst Friday to offer their COM
ILluhion IN atonement for the sacrilepe
Father Leo soou
The devotion to st. joseph. beino
widespread win draw great ,,,a,,Y. v''ts -
me sarraments this month anvIyaT
ana 1t is likely that a great maiorifv
OF an the Catholics IN the diocese viii
iolloW the suggestion of Father phil
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-03-07
ROCK SPRINGS, WYo.

The news of the death of Felix
Hughes, which occurred about o'clock
Saturday evening, was a shock to his
many friends in this city, as it was
not generally known that he was seri-
ously i'll. On Feb. IA Mr.. Hughes sus-
tanned a paralytic stroke while en-
gagged at his duties at No. 2 mine He
was at once taken to his home, where
everything possible was done for his
comfort, but death came to relieve his
sUfferings about o'clock Saturday aft
ernoon. Mr.. Hughes had attained the
age of 5S years, and up to the last ILL
ness he had been in good health He
was one of the pioneers of this region.
having first located in Wyoming in
1869, coming here from Missouri. In
1873 he was married, in this city, to
Miss Charlotte Jones, who, with five
children, survive him. In 1876 they re-
moved to Colorado, where they resided
until about nine years ago, since which
time they have made their home either
on a ranch south of, or in Rock
Springs. Mr.. Hughes was kind hus-
band and father, and a good friend
and neighbor, and his loss will be sin
cerely mourned by his friends The
funeral services were held at the Cath
olic church Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock.
DR.. E. S. Murray was confined to his
home by illness part of this week.
Miss Josephine Murray entertained
with very pleasant dinner party on
Wednesday, to celebrate her seven
teenth birthday. Her guests were the
Misses Lillian Thomas, Mary Devlin
and Edith Ladbetter
DR.. e. S. Murray has been very ill in
the hOSOital at Salt alxa
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Murphy were
called TO Republican City, Neb., on
Monday by the serious illness of Mrs.
Murphy's father. NJ. ]. Chrisler
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-03-07
COLORADO SPRINGS.

Since the Lenten season begins this
week with Ash Wednesday, nominally
all entertaining viii be at a standstiII
until after Easter Sunday
Sister Servant Rose Alexius, Superior
and Sister Carmeita of the GIockner
sanitarium are in the east for the pur-
pose Of selecting the furnishings for
the new addition to the hospital
Very Rev. G. Raber, rector of ST.
Mary's parish here, who has been So
journing in Florida for the past month.
will in all probability return this week.
The Colorado Springs council $50.
Knights of Columbus, held an open ses-
sion in their hall on last Tuesday (Feb.
25), which was largely attended by the
members and their friends from Colo
rado Springs, Colorado City and Mani
tou, at which resolutions were drawn
deploring the murder of Rev. Leo Helm
richs, o. F. NJ, in Denver on Sunday.
Feb. %. Brother Martin Burns, a young
attorney of Manitou, read very able
paper. THE Attitude of the Catholic
Church on Divorce" which was very
interesting. The worthy lecturer of
this council, NJ. w. Purcell, has a new
subject for some one at every meet
ing, and no doubt it is the reason why
the knights of this council attend their
meetings In large numbers.
On Sunday morning a large number
of the Knights of Columbus from this
council went to Pueblo to take a spe-
cial train with the knights of Pitts
burg of the west for Salida. Colo
where new council was instituted on
Sunday afternoon by Deputy Grand
Knight NJ. W. Purcell of Colorado
Springs council. The train made stops
at Florence and Canon City to take on
the delegates of Royal Gorge council.
Rev. Father Hagus was called on
sick call 10 Callahan on Friday.
Rev. Alexino Grass of st. Benedict's
college, Pueblo. preached an eloquent
sermon on Sunday. admonishing the
to attend the Lenten
The Rev. ]. H. Brinker of Colorado
City, L. F. Hagus of ST Marys par
ish and Edward Clark of the Glockner
and number of people of
our parish went to Denver on Tuesday
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-03-07
EVANSTON, WYo.

Miss Estella Murray arrived Thurs
day evening from Ogden to spend a
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. Murray
Mr. and Mrs. C. j. Collins and son
Carl arrived home Thursday morning
on No. 8 from six weeks visit in
the east.
Frank Griffin, the popular manager
of the harness department IF Beeman
& Cash, left on Saturday lasr for a
two weeks visit at his old home in
Bozeman, Mont.
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LiterarY Club Meats.

On account Of Ash Wednesday the
meeting of the Wednesday Afternoon
Literary club was held one day earlier
this week. It was at the home of Miss
Adrienne Roncolle, 1911 GAYLORD street.
The paper Of the day was by Miss
Louise Young. on China" Instead of
the customary discussion of current
topics, the remainder Of the afternoon
was taken up by Miss Josephine Shev-
min with the conclusion of the delight
fully interesting stories of Egypt and
the Holy Land. During Lent the club
will not serve refreshments
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-03-07

sanitarium, Colorado Springs; Rev
Louis F. Hagus. st. Mary's church.
Colorado Springs: Rev. ]. NJ. Brinkert
Colorado City; Rev. G. J. La Juenesse
Fort Collins; Rev. Michael w. Dono-
van. Ouray: Rev. Timothy O'Dwyer,
Glenwood Springs: Rev. Father Nc
Cabe, st. PauPs church, Idaho Springs;
Rev. P. U. Sasse, Georgetown; Rev.
Andrew B. Casey, Greeley; Rev. Julius
Meyer, Central City; Rev. Joseph Dub
bel, Breckenridge; Rev. Father Ber-
trand, La Junta; Rev. Father Servant,
Aspen; Rev. Bernard Froegel, Bright
on; Rev. Father Whelan, Buena Vista;
Rev. J. ]. McAuliffe, Canon City, and
Rev. Father Birkmeyer, Leadville.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-03-07
HELENA, MONT.

L. E. Milligan of Boulder is at the
Helena.
F. Madden of Sheridan is in the city
for few days.
c. 1. Nolan of Great Falls is a guest
of The Helena.
Thomas Buckley of Harlem is regis
tered at the Grandon.
W. H. Foley came over from Butte
Monday.
J. B. Fitzpatrick of Butte is in the
city on a business trip.
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Church Notes.

Rev. w. p. Tighe of New Jersey, q
! classmate of Rev. H. L. McNenamin
was the guest of Father McMenamir
at the cathedral parochial residence
| last week.
Rev. Joseph P. Carrigan, pastor OF
st. Patrick's church in North Denver
and Rev. H. L. McMenamin, assistant
pastor of the cathedral, were among
the speakers at the meeting held Sun
day afternoon to protest against any
but an eight-hour day in the laundries
of Denver. The women employees are
obliged to work ten and eleven hours
since the supreme court declared the
eight-hour law for them unconstitu-
tional, and the trades unions of Denver
and the labor assembly, as we'll as the
girls themselves, are protesting. The
club women have espouSed their cause,
and the Catholic church. as the friend
of the oppressed, has taken a hand. The
two priests made impassioned address,
es i'm favor of the eight-hour day, and
were enthusiastically received.
Thomas Geoghegan and Paul Porter
were the soloists at the o'clock mass
morning, The choir has been reorgan-
lied and is doing good work
~ * X
The annual dinner for the staff at st.
Anthony's hospital was held last week
DR.. Thomas H. Hawkins, president of
the staff, was toastmaster, and the fol-
lowing were gathered around the fes-
tive board: Drs. Hawkins, Miller. Nc
Tween, Kleiner, Rover, Hill. W. J.
Rothwell. Richmond, Heisen, Abb, De-
Cunto, Purcell, Shellenberger, Krohn,
Mierly, Neuman, Stevens, Libby. Todd,
Slower, F. c. Buchtel, Van Norman,
Rink, Beck. Mueller, holland, Hall, P.
D. Rothwell, Courtney, w. H. Buchtel,
Staunton, Levy, Black and Jackson
x x x
The mass offered by the Holy Name
society of the cathedral parish for Hi
ram B. Drake, the first member of the
to die. was celebrated on
by Father McMenamin.
The body was shipped east for inter-
ment
High mass for the repose of the soul
Of Father Leo, o. F NJ. the murdered
priest, was offered by one of Father
Leo's penitents in Logan avenue chapel
on Monday morning. Father McMena-
min was celebrant
x :. =
Fathers Donovan of Ouray and |
y Dh yer VI Gl6HNOOQ springs, VINO |
came TO Denver for Father Leo's |
funeral, remained for little visit aft |
erward with Denver priests Father |
Donovan spent the early part of this |
week in Colorado Springs.
x X X
Father ]. NJ. Walsh. chaplain of Mer-
y hospital and pastor Of the Montclair |
Catholic church, is i'll. His pastoral |
iuties on Sunday last were looked after
~ Father Tighe of New Jersey, Wis
ting priest.
x x :;
Sister Irenea, superioress of Immacu-
ate Conception school, is i'll with pneu-
nonia.
x x x
Miss Julia Ruff and Miss Mayme
Barry spent a part of last week in Col
rado Springs, the guests of Miss Mon
CHAN, formerly of the cathedral par
sh, Denver.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-03-07
Ash Wednesday.

Lent. ushered in by Ash Wednesday,
this week, put a period to social activi-
ties The ashes were blessed and dis
tributed as usual at the morning
masses. In Logan avenue chapel the
school children were given them after
school hours in the afternoon. During
Lent Wednesday evening will be given
over to a sermon and Friday Stations
of the Cross and Benediction in Logan
avenue chapel. Stations will also be
followed Friday afternoons for those
who cannot attend the evening devo-
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-03-07
RAWLINS, WYO.

Chief Phil Kerrigan of the Cheyenne
fire department died suddenly Monday
at his room while dressing.
j. P. Ryan of this city met with a
serious accident in his coal mine at
Walcott, and it is miracle tnat he
was not killed outright.
Little Della Quinlan has contracted
typhoid fever, and is under the care of
a doctor.
Ed Tierney and his sister were the
hosts to a very pleasant solo party
Tuesday evening, which was attended
by large number of friends.
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A. o. Il. Attend Mass.

The Ancient Order of Hibernians will
attend mass in a body at Sacred Heart
church on St Patrick's day. Rev. Fa-
ther Barry, s. j., viii read the mass
and deliver the sermon. The members
of the society in full regalia will march
to the church from their hall on Cali
fornia street
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Sacred Heart Aid Society.

The Sacred Heart Ladies' Aid society
met on Thursday afternoon, March ).
at the residence of Mrs o. /. Smith,
1919 Race street. The ladies have a
card party scheduled for ST. Patrick s
day, in order to help them out ntheir
works of charity. The party will be an
afternoon affair and viii be held at
Da Prom hall, on Broadway and Second
n
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-03-07
Feast of ST. Josenl1.

In many of the Catholic churches ar
rangements are being made to precede
the Feast of st. Joseph, March 19, by a
novena, in which all the faithful will
participate
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-03-07
St. vIncent,s Aid Society.

The regular monthly meeting of St
Vincent's Orphans Aid society was
held Tuesday afternoon, March 8. at
the home of Mrs. George T. Kearns,
1885 Williams street. Returns are not
all in from the annual ball, so no deff-
mite report has so far been made.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-03-07
The Young Mems Club.

The Catholic Young Mems club gave
its last dance before Lent Tuesday
evening, March 4, at Da Pron's hall, on
Broadway The attendance was large
and delightful time enioYed by all
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-03-07
Social and PersnnaI

Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Brady and lit
tie son. Jack. are among the Denver
ties sojourning in Southern Califor-
MIA.
X :; x
The dance and card party given by
the Young Women's Sodality of I'm
maculate Conception parish to raise
funds for the library was not only a
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-03-07
DILLON, MONT.

John Fitzpatrick of Washington
gulch returned to his home Friday
night.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-03-07
A Prayer of St. Joseph.

0 Foster Father of Jesus, who taught
Him in childhood's hour,
Gentle and. tender Joseph, pure Spouse
of the Virgin Maid,
However the sun be shining however
the skies may lower.
Teach us to follow His teaching, for
ever, through light and shade.
And then when the shadows of evening
darkly around us hover,
Signs from the Father Almighty that
the journey at last is over,
Be thou our Guide, o Joseph, and lead
us Home to Him.
Brian O'Higgins, in "A Bunch of Wild
Flowers
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-03-07

The Witch Behind the Moon.
The Witches" practice at 3 on Sat
urday at the choir hall
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-03-07
Diocese Of Denver
EuZABETH kelly, CorFeepondent.

The Intermountain and Colorado
Catholic is placed on sale at the
James Clarke church goods house, o4t
California street. Denver. Colo.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-03-07

Rev. w. p. Tighe of New Jersey, 9
classmate of Rev. H. L. McMenamin
was the guest of Father McMenamir
at the cathedral parochial residence
last week.
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AfsOU fold These 1000
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20 A pair Mems Star Brand
OO Shoes, made of selected
Kangaroo calf leather, lace
'ngress, plain toe or London toe. In
'e store, 200 per pair.
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20 A pair Little Girls Kid
C0C Shoes, tan, black or red
I----- kid, wedge heel, lace or
button. Sizes 4 to 5. Worth fully, per
pair Observation-Disclosures. .75c
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School Notes
CONTINUED from page eight

Did you see the browns and pinksr"
They are to be found in the Sixth A
room.
Euphemia johnson has returned TO
school.
Miss Petit is on hall duty this week,
isn't sheP
John Fors is now attending school at
Mastodon.
Cornelius Grese has been absent this
week
Adelaide Abbott Is out of school on
account of sickness.
Miss Kimptsn visited the schools al
Marinette Monday.
Watch for the Junior play
/ Miss Peterson spent her vacation a
her home in Marquette. Miss Hamilton
visited in Calumet and Lake Linden
Supt. Hill visited the schools at Irol
River and Stambaugh Thursday.
There are a number who have length
ened their vacation; some willingly
others unwillingly,
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Attorney Geo. S. Powers OF Crystal
Falls was a visitor here Wedneday.
Mr. Powers was the attorney for the
defense in the case OF The. People
versus Chss. Baptist, recently tried at
Iron Mountain and which resulted in
the defendant being found guilty and
sentenced to Marquette by Judge Stone
for not less than four years. and is in.
teresting himself in the effort tnat-is
being made to secure new trial for
Mr.. Baptist.
There will be meeting In the opera
hall. Tuesday evening, for the purpose
of making arrangements to organize a
military company. Every person be-
tween the ages of Is the S5 are request
ed to be present
Misses Anna and Jennie HurJa o.
Crystal Falls are visiting Miss Lill,
Hendrickson Of Stambaugh.
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In speaking of the Calumet Crystal
Falls basket ball game, the Houghton
Mining Gazette says.
Last night those who took In the
"athletic' evening at the Amphidrome
were given real treat. All events
were carried Off in great style. The
evening was given over TO an interclsss
meet for the Houghton high school
classes and basket ball game between
the Crystal Falls and Houghton high
schools teams. The game was a good
one, but the visitors gave the locals AN
awful trimming, winning by 24.points.
In the inter-class events Heughens
was easily the star winning first place
in every event in which he was en-
tered. The members of the class teams
will now begin practice for the coming
inter. school meet with teams from the
Calumet and possibly the Hancock
schools.
The records Cor last evenings work
follow
Basketball game Houghton high
school VS. Crystal Falls Score
First half Houghton TO- Crystal
Fall 2i
Second half Hough.on 81 Crystal
Falls ~
Totals Hougnton 10 Crsytal Falls
80.
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Complain To Attorney General

Some of the residents OF Escanaba
who are not satisfied with the enforce
ment Of the law in Delta county com
plianed to Attorney General Bird. and
las result MIR. Bird has lacked
hp" the county officials of that county.
The complaint belongs more speciti-
baIly to Escanaba where IL is alleged
that slot machines are openly maintain
ed and that the saloons are fiagrant In
their violation of the law.
AS result Of the letter from the
attorney general there is quickenine
Of the laws pulse down on the sand
beach and a sweeping order has gone
but that all saloons must obey the law
% the letter.
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That Major ~ s. Boynton Of Port
Huron will be reelected great command
|ler Of the Modern Maccabees at the
Rational convention Of the order al
foleuo. O.. in June is the statement
ssued after a close scrutiny Of the dele
gates selected 70 attend the national
messing
statlstics compiled by Major Boyn-
ton show that be will have 2l2 votes
put Of the total Of 1903 IN the Toledo
bonyention George s., Eoyelace is
Major Boynton's single opponent for
lho chief Office ia the order Of Macca-
peea and the new aspirants chances OF
adding ths Office are now admittd by
big friends 70 be slight
The diamond drill., 1908-04-25

John Pain painter who has been
employed az the Great Western, showed
signs Of insanity last Thursday and
Mayor Webb sent Marshall Aeschliman
ont 20 Investigate. He found the fellow
in bad way and took him to the
county Jail where no was locked
and a hearing had Yesterday He was
committed 70 Nowberry.
The young man has an excellent
reputation aud his going insane was a
great surprise.
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present on development work, which is
showing mp splendidly, but have
nothing to say as to when the smelter
will be started. have just returned
from the City Of Mexico, in company
with Greene-C -Cananea officials. and had
a very pleasant interview with promi !
nent Mexican officials at the capital,
including President Diaza. I"
When pressed for a statement regard !
ing the nature Of the interview, Mr..
Cole politely refused TO answer.
i am going to Sonora today +" con
tinued Mr.. Cole, ITO see Governor
Torres on the same matter which took
me TO the City Of Mexico. expect to
be in Hermosillo two days and will
return to Douglas and thence to my
home in Minnesota
Mr Ricketts,. when seen by a Star
representative. said
The report which has been publish
ed to the effect that the Mexican gov
ernmsnt has used any coeroive methods
In regard to the reopening 81 the
Greene Cananea mines suntrue What
the party was In Mexico city for am
not 80 liberty 10 state at tho present
time although a statement will pro.
badly be issned in short time. I DO
not care 70 discuss the reason for. our
goiug.to Hermosillo now, either. a. this
matter will also be Published in due
time
When asked as 70 the mining indus.
try m the interior Of Mexico. DR..
Ricketts, stated that tho recent financial
stringency had been reflected in that
section. bat that from every Indication
a gradual improvement is In progress
The object OF the visit OF Mr.. Cole
b. Tucson was kept secret. but the Star
understands IL was upon an important
mission and when the information is
given ont officially will be good news
for this section.
. Il 10 generally understood that the
visit OF Mr.. Cole TO Hermosillo today
will conclude tho important negotia-
tions which have been under way
between the Greene -Cananea ofIlviaIs
and the Mexican government for the
past 90 days looking toward a reduction
In the cost Of production et Capaues.
when operations are resumed. through
a lowering OF Mexican Duties on sup.
plies II is believed that the concession
lsked for by the Greene CAnnnea OIL
ais have been granted and that the
'ay Is not fnr distant when the fyes
y IN bs bnilt under be fnrnnoes az Can
eaes.
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Churches
he

M. G. Church.

Morning worship, $780, Sunday
School. IL AS; Young Peoples meeting.
0:45; Evening service. 7:S0. Subject
Of morning sermon. "The Unwritten
Palms. evening. What's the ditfsr-
ence9"
The Ladies Aid society which met
at the.parsonage on TUESDAY was most
enjoyably entertained by Mrs Jane
Harvey who sang with voice which,
considering her advanced age, was mar
velously clear and sweet.
The Rev. Jas. Pascoe, Presiding
Elder of this district of the M. +.
church was in the city on Wednesday
on his third quarterly round of vista
tion
The Ladies' Aid society Of the NJ. e.
church will be entertained again this
week Tuesday at the parsonage A
musical and literary program will be
provided and lunch will be served
The diamond drill., 1908-04-25

Many women mistake kidpey an
ladder troubles for some irregulsrigy
honliar 10 the sax. Folev's Kilney
iemedy corrects Irregularities AMI
hakes women well. Miss Carrie r
lsn, Bowling Green. Ky, writes y
offered much pain from kidney et-
ladder trouble until | slarti :.
loleyy Kidney Remedy Ina r-s'
nttIe' gave me great rei'af an
ekIng the second bottle I res sns'-s =
Een. Sam Flvle
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AN lNsIprous DANGER

One Of the worst features of Kidney
trouble Is that it is an insidious disease
and before the victim realizes his dan
ger he may have a fatal malsdy. Take
Foleys Kidney Remedy at the first
sign of troubles as II corrects irregular
ties and prevents Bright's disease and
diabetes. Sam Bridges
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A zinc Party

The Maccaboe dance given last Mon
lay evening ~ one OF the finest affairs
( the year, The music was the best
yer and the arrangements were perfect
Do unately the turnout was cousid.
'Fa8 under the ordinary and the Mac
;baees were compelled to dig down IN
heir treasury to meet the deficit.
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West Side News
From the Iron River. stambaugh Re

porter
Edward Powell. an old soldier who
has lived on the Wisconsin side of the
Brule, was found dead alongside the
road, within a couple OF miles.from his
shack, Monday afternoon. Two week
ago he left here to 60 home Hesstop
ped over couple of days with Fred
Miller. and then started for home, and
when found must have Deen dead about
ten days Coroner Lundin was notified
and ia company with Undertaken Pelo
went ont TO Brule and brought the re-
mains Is Winsdor undertaking estab-
lishment in this city The remains
were inferred in Stambaugh cemetry
yesterday
Ed. Green OF Monico Junction, Wis
mas made arrangements 20 open cafe
iu the rear of @. J Hausons saloon
building. csrner Of Genesse and Third
streets The room is now occupied as
billiard and cool room, but about the
first OF the month the tables will be
taken ont and the room Immediately
arranged for the new cafe Mr. Green
mas had considerable experience in this
line, having conducted the railway eat
ing house at Monico Tor several years
Miss Clara Nettle is entertaining
Miss Ethel Harey OF Crystal FhIs
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AFFORDS PERFECT SECURITY.

Foley's Honey and Tar affords perfect
security from pneumonia and consum
ption as 1t cures the most obstinate
coughs and colds We have never
known a single instance Of a cold result
ing in pneumonia after Foleys Honey
and Tar had been taken. Sam Bridges