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The sun., 1898-03-07
N,nlay. March I. 1898.

!. American ha,tie-hip ha- rth
blow n up willie j, laN in ,Ean.h "a'sF'
ye.,iga,inns iaye proven beF' ia
doubt ,ha, tie caute "i the 'Hp'''i''i
~. an ou.;dr agency. Tw" hun
Aud and ii,y'three A"'eT'ca"
sailors wei. blown to atoms ID the o'--
,s., TIE Federal government has re-
maired firm bit dr,er,iiIncd during ''N
.n,;r ordeal. Tie spanish government
b..}en defiant and -ul!en regarring the
whole affair Thr two nation, are 10"
,.ry .,raiued relations. Tie gravity
nj the situation and the great Interests
Of tie American le"p.e involved "e'
,nand. tia, every detail and change III
IN. .,tna,ion that tran-pire- shan l."
known hy the great American pubIM'
The ri,iz.u. oi this city and state
ARE rars # the g~eat American
pubIic. Therefore il i "i NfaI
Importance that they should KNOW thf
latc., Developments in >panl-h'Ah'rcah
affair. The ~ il ior tie people -
h.laware fr.,. La, and all thc time.
Yesterday reports were received II ms
country tia, spain had demanded TIE
r,.call oi General fiizhugh l.1c. nnrd
S,a,.. Cou.nl.l ltenerai Al Havana. Later
,..,.r. announced that the Consul
lrncraI had h."- a-sa--Inatcn at i'-
;Aore in that city. TrU" t" IL p"ilr'
TuxSry gave this news in the mort
minute detail to tie public The mature
of the reports demanded tie cJnr~
pursued bv this payer, and II wa
MT slow 10 act. Commencing at J.
O'Clock noon. TIE >rN prI".lrG
extra at frequent intervals. up ''
II o'clnck y. H.. -ix eiiti"n. il AL He
edition. contained al IL" news 81 The
affair thcn known by any ne III th'
United state. The work Il Yesterday
and this morning = characteristic "
TIE >rN. IT. policy j, to give the p"opl'
the n.H--aiI IT," new At al! times. \
any hour # tie day or night. under Al,
and al. circumstances. 1Ht >rN can 4
dcpndrd upon t. Wv" IT," pgDtir tH
news. It can be depended upon T. g'E
the new iir-t
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Mrs. Elma Ayars was tcndcrcd very
pleasant birthday social at her home
NJ. 1922 East Fourteenth street. Tie
time was very pleasantly spent in play.
ing games and other aInuscncnts.
City Council will elect a sinking fund
commissioner next Thursday night to
succeed Otho Nowland, who declines a
reelection,
The sun., 1898-03-07

Is ~aurla;' Ir nnh Gui oH. ii nc
principals ~a- pjohra' H. TIE arm, bn'
honor wa. satisfied aud u,"n" ~crjorsl'
hUrt.
The sun., 1898-03-07

will go fn Dover ioin"rrps and nrgr tile
t,zs.t,e oi the ,iH.asure which, aui lrrius
tbe CITY IL b.rrnw in"ney for harbW i'm
proveInenis.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Nter1 W.d. Of thin
city. arr the guests ri friends at Lake
Wouh, Florida,
Nr. and Mn. Ipin :. Mnllin. II this
city. ARE visiting friends at Lake W"rth,
Florida
Many t-aiioir gown. arr rnaie l'" IN
thu. meek i.1,aIi.-. ri the ever comfortable
Temperature "f tie apartment.
The tiny tnrtni-- she'll combs AT with
tlnIu ,i,.. ur bright pink cora! an n"rn
to ad,an,as, by blonde. and hrun,ii--.
The I,.,-.. i.n,a IL aim ~ rnclrr.1l "th
th.--.. prea-i caIti,>.
4 very prtt, gown i. mate "i ay- p
tunInoi- blne cl,Ih and white CANA
silk. |, j. made in la" pif.--. Then. i a
>Hp 81 acc"nii"n plated White China
silk tia, j. held i'll slightly at the waist
lin" With all invisible !.'li. II ha> s"lIg
drAI.'a -isrv'-.
]. :. Pussy. "f ihi, city la. lsei visit
ing friends in West Chester
Miss Lizzie Collins, "i ,li- city. j. tie
guest q. friend. at Townsend
Sk.y. Alexi. !. DUPONT Coleman va. IN
lhi. city "n saturday.
Secretary OF state, James II. Hushv-,
ri Dover. was a Wilmington visitor "n
SATURDAY.
Harry r. fra.hcr, oi Petersburg. D..
i the guest ri relatives in this city.
l. :. W"oilcy. ri >..,ford, i. ,le guest
ii Piothonutary Victor y. W""llev.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Martin OF Chadd' :
Ford Pa. ha,. h-.n visiting irlend- IN
th. city.
Mrs X. Hayes and Miss LYDIA Hill
will attend the millinery opening in Ntw
/ York this week.
Miss Elsie Parsons is confined /" Err
home a, No 42l Fast. Fourth STREET WITH
spell "i sickness @N -
Mis-. Martha Burntc la. reiurn-,l I,
FELTON, after Il pleasant visit tO thi, cIt -
a. the guest oi Miss Grace Baird a. d!
Mir Alice Griffith: :AtnsosN
Miss Fla Keen very plcas..n,iy. cl.,,.-
tanned number Of her friends at h.t
home on jefferson street, on Friday
evening.
.. ". W. Naudain and iau ily have
returned t. MiddIetown after spending
the psi tiye months With friends in III.
city.
Joseph Riley. ui Baltimore, Las t-cI
visiting Alvin X. Morrison. ot this city
United states Marshal j. Cannon
Short WA in Bridgeville on SATURDAY.
Assistant Engineer James T. R,oi,'
has returned t. Willisville, Ohio. alter /.
visit to friends in hi. ci,v
Mr.. and Mr.. linton Cook cntertains d
Charles stevens. If Denton. Yesterday.
Miss Russell. "i 'hsterown. Md. j,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs.. Clinton Cook. o
this city
Last evening tie Young M-n'> kcpub
lican Club gave a luncheon 10 a parry ~
Century Whecilnen Of Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs Horace q. Knowles AZ,
npw occupying their beautiful ne" hom'
al No. llDG jackson street. fronting or
, Tenth street park.
Mr. and Nre. !. X. klm.r gave r..
reptiom un SATURDAY csrning.the occasion
being tine coming ont ui their daughter
Mis- Dora kilmer
Superintendent and Mrs. WiIIinru \
Barnard. Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Lea an
= Mr. and Mr.. {. T. Mcniinhall went I
=. Washington on Friday in Mr. Rannard'
/, rr,}at" car.
only two applicants .lI u. examine
= Al th" evil s"ryIcc examination !" /
j r., 1t the Federal l;uiding ru Marc
10Th.
. pgscy & .joIr.- &C.. ha- received ..l
4 trl', in a ,.ig"-'rr for Wisconsin.
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lmgh, \. y.
'lulrtr-t. 'urun-'. Best \li work done vita
""'.'-> Hmd j. .,a,ru currr,lrmdrurc -uur..".
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AZ H'' States ourcH.e tuWt, al'
")""i prominent lulst>, nud ho'e
c."iri 'lr! all Ntte, count, and Town
law "r l"HiIn'pn~ eNActIus fees from
agents. 'nrNa~'rr~, distributors and drWw.
mtIN Hlr unconstitutional
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AGEN!S NEtD NO LICENSE.

IMenN.NX weeping decisions aiiertlnE
Agents. AuciH"neers. tnuvns.ers. bi,tihu-
tors, prUmmcis, natcntees. Iehdlers, 50.
ii'ltore Photographers and all others eA-
empted from local taxation sent nnyw here
lnr Dime. Address law department,
i'E suN, Rnndolph Building. station c,
Philadelphia, L :. A. One If thee De.
ci'i"nS APPEARS in THE Sun. every month
ou'scrl ption price twent, five cents n ear
male copy. three cents none free.
The sun., 1898-03-07

SENATOR ForANEK is a little lat" get
tin,to Columbus this winter.
The sun., 1898-03-07

TIE ~nday Star ~"'"br'cd it. .e''r,
,een,h anu.y.r.mr Yesterday by put
lI-niny an a.-.r.D. article headed /
~iliv stony, Seventeen ,car- II a.j.N,
life -,cla- t., have t",ll f." uGrh i"r VI
Bell. III m,oImy, ",ucvrnlng IT,
Faru,.- Bank mt ,,'r-"r""n, Iii "rpa.
tree rlu ica:.".. ~.d yesterdays silly
s'o-" ,m'n.r, him /, uuduo-e at IT,
hands ii r,,> Joav. Tm >rT -Nn."
thiz"- " i.h h.- family.
The sun., 1898-03-07

SE< u,rr III Lu9. vhpi- II. +:
London. IT, -.ln.r..j his intention
dcyp,. I- sj..., l,'to lHndgcttoo.1"
book. in n.tr, A4 ... l"al tho,.'.
cun.'ou...- ,u@n4 t., ul- Writing IT,
n7,orI.r- .arm w...n .n,r.o' d..
rrsigrs'n'..
WIZ, !I'uu +. Nn>l.n, u, inventor
saws rHM ,nr rtaun"> d winning in {"
war win ~.an are t"n IT, on" IN ON
favor. they IN 1T u.r.lAr!rI a. Maxim
nm figures,
Tun -cwa z. oi the city oi Havana | u
been r1nmnI into tie tarbor lur g"n"r-
ation-. War ght to- develop sanitary
engineer c4ual to th" occasion.
NEw YunK lGit hunters are all III &
tuticr from rush II blood to the head in
anticipation II the coming Of that Bell
gian r!nc".
in>>rlr -trE il ont ir the prc>rINa.
ton Of ,Ilo arionaI hrnor. He w"Uid re-
gard the boud III ugh. -, nigtti'r ttaI
thc sword.
Kn>r,rl} j. GyI 'int a force bill Il
her L.g.-.anr' Taa'- "bai Ernt"cE,
gets ior rI,r inL ,AN Kind "t hgjs
laturr.
Is ~atnrla; rnnh Gu'l oH. ii IT,
principals Via "pjoh"@" H. TIE arm, b
honor va. satisfied and no"n" s"rjorsl
hurt.
Tnn boy. having begun to comm
sacdr again, wDuldn't it BE- a good idc
for the adDn IopuIa,jon--t" stop it,
The sun., 1898-03-07
BcplK DInmorDs.


Diamonds. They need them.
Worn ont men with throbbing
brains and aching pains need Black
Diamonds.
One OF these tiny discs taken afleI
each meal viii work wonders. They
strengthen the heart; ncu,ish the
hfain; build up the body and bring
healtli and happiness to the women
Il men "ho use them.
h'ack D,amcnds brl X vim. vigor
ana Vlrili'E to men and Nonien.
II yon feel bad all over" take
h'ack D'an"nds, The price is only 25
cent
w fon can buy them only of the
sole owners. Address
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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1898-11-12
Default has been made in the conditions of O

Default has been made in the conditions Of O
certain mortgage executed and delivered by
Thomas Hogan, mortgagor, to Clyde Iron Com
tenth day of December 1896, with q power of
sale therein contained. which said mortgage was
duly. recorded in the office OF the Register OF
Deeds in and for the County of st. Louis in the
State OF Minnesota at forty minute past nine
O'Clock in the forenoon on the Goth day OF Deem
ber 1896, in book al of mortgages on page IS;
and no action proceeding at law or otherwise
has been instituted to recover the amount due
on eaid mortgage or any part thereof.
Said mortgage was by deed OF assignment
du'y sold and assigned by said clyde Iron Com
pany to William ~. Lakue, and said assign ment
OF said mortgage was duly recorded in the office
OF said Register OF Deeds at forty minutes past
oEe O'Clock in the afternoon on the twen1 h-ninth
day OF November, 1897, in book 1872 OF Mortgages
on page ISL.
Said default in the conditions OF said mortgage
consists in the non-payment OF the principal debt
and the interest thereon secured by said mort
! gage. and the taxes on the property therein
described. There is claimed to be due and is due
on said mortgage at the date of this notice the
sum OF one hundred and sixty-one dollars and
eightyfve cents principal and interest and the
fur her sum OF lightweight cents taxes paid by
said assignee
Now therefore notice is hereby given, that by
virtue OF the power OF sale contained in said
mortgage and pursuant to the statute in such
case made and provided, said mortgage will be
foreclosed by sale of the premises descr bed in
said IN ortgage and thereby mortgaged, to-wit:
An undivided one-twelfth (l-l2th) OF the north
east quarter OF the northwest quarter OF section
fifteen (15) in township ifty-eght (5s) north, of
| range nineteen (19) west OF the fourth principal
meridian in St. Louis county, Minnesota, accord
will be made by the sheriff OF said county OF ST.
Lou,s at public auction to the highest cash bid
der therefor at the front door Of the county
court house in the City Of Duluth, in said county.
| on Monday, the twenty first day OF November,
1898 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon to satisfy the
amount which shall then be due on slid mort
gage and said taxes, and twenty-five dollars
attorneys fees as stipulated in and by said
mortgage in case OF foreclosure thereof, and the
| costs and disbursements allowed by law, subject
to redemption at any time within one year from
| the date OF such mortgage provided by law.
Dated October Sth, 1898. t-
WILLIAM G. LARUE.
Assignee of said Mortgage.
BALDWIN & BALDWIN, 4 .r.0 {
Attorneys for Assignee of said Mortgage,
301-3 First Nat. Bank Bldg, Duluth MINI.
[Oct. 1892 90, Nov. 5-12.1 at E-
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SUMMONS FOR RELIEF, COMPLAIN!
<5@a. -.-T.

SUMMONS FOR RELIEF, COMPLAINT
%s SERVED. @..z
STATE OF MINNESOTA,(as
County of st. Louis. ss
District Court,
+ g. Eleventh Judicial District.
Jane A. LaVanway, Plaintiff
55E@ u.s. VS.. 49,
William W. LaVanway, Defendant.
The State Of Minnesota to the. above named
Defendant. IT, d;
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint OF the Plaintiff in the above
entitled action Of which q copy is hereunto an
nexed and herewith served upon you, and to serve
a copy ofyour answer to the said complaint on
the subscriber, at his Office lin the Providence
Building, Duluth, MIMI; in said county, within
thirty days after the service of this summons
upon you, exclusive OF the day Of such service;
and il you fail to answer the said complaint with
in the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
will apply to the court for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
AR s AUSTIN N. McGINDLEY,
Plaintiffs Attorney Duluth MINI.
Dated November 10TH 1898.
NOV. 12-19-26, Dec 3-1O-17.] ~.
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DANIEL WAITE, ATTORNEY. - =
q Oct. %. %. Nov. 5. ~, 10, 26.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF ST.
Louis-ss District Court. Eleventh Judicial
District h a@ IN. -"
James r. Severance, Plaintiff, ~
vs. -.,-5 +, r.
Iron River Red Sandstone Company, u Corpora.
ton: William S. Smith, as Trustee: William S,
Smith, as Executor under the Last VIII and
Testament Of Frances r. Ladd, Deceased; viii.
lam 8. Smith, as Administrator of the Goods
Chattels and Credits of EIinOr M. Smith. De.
ceased; Smfth-Fee Company. a Corporation:
Michael III McMahoD as Assignee in Insolvency
of the Smith-Fee COMPANY: First National
Bank of 1uluth. 8 CORPORATION: ". W. MONTH
Ian Company, CORPORATION: w. W. Sanford,
as Assignee In Insolvency OF w. W Mcmillan
COMPANY; Leander G. Palmer and Darwin E.
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Miuinerv.

04l00ofV.
Mrs. O. Humes, l2o West Superior st:
Nine. Beuglet, % Third Avenue West.
Photographers.
Cook Ely, East Superior street.
Zenith View Co., 2 East Superior street.
l.. E. Westberg, 104 First avenue west.
G Collier. zoos West Superior street.
Printing and Binding.
National Printing Company 1872 w, Michigan st.
j. J. LeTourneau, 221-223 West First st.
Physicians.
Dr. s. c. Maxwell Woodbridge Bldg, Room 800.
DR.. Frank N. Phelan, 123 W. Superior st.
DR.. w. H. Salter. Hunter Block.
DR.. Walter L. Routh
DR., C. L. Codding, Woodbridge Building.
DR.. J. W. Benton, 710 Tower Ave., W. Sup, Wis.
Paper and Stationery.
Duluth Paper Company Woodbridge Bldg.
H. Stratton, 1909 Winter St., W. Sup. Wis.
Paper Hanging.
Geo. A. Daily, Duluth Heights.
Restaurants.
Mrs. B, Webster, 1903 w. Superior ST.
E. F. Mitchell. ALT West superior.st
Mrs. E. H. Fish & Co., 207 WestaSuperiOr street
Barnidge & Fawkner, 10 Tower Av., w. Sup, Wis
NJ r. Latin, 421 Tower Ave-. West Sup, Wis.
Sash Doors, Blinds. Planning, Etc.
Geo. Lautenschlager, 200 Lake avenue south.
Sewing Machines, Repairs, Etc.
c. W. Howard, II West Superior street.
Shirts, Collars, CUFFS, Etc.
G. p Breitenstein, Tower Ave-. W. Sup, Wis
Shoemakers.
G. Berggren, 20s East Fourth street.
Shoe Findings, saddlery, Hardware, Etc
shulze Brothers. East Superior street.
Second Hand Goods.
Bloom & Co., lO2 West First St.
NJ ShaDira, IL First avenue west.
S, Edelstein, 500 Tower Ave, W. Sup, Wis.
R. Edelstein & Co., SIG Tower Ave, W. Sup WIS
Stone, Dealers, Contractors, Etc.
Fred Grant & Co, 3Oz East Superior street,
Supt. Buildings, Janitors, Etc.
C. A. Hulquist, Lonsdale Building, w. Sup. st.
Sheet Metal Workers.
Burrell & Harmon. IL West First Street.
Burdick Mfg. Co.. 312 John Ave-, W. Sup, Wis.
Carlson Bros, 1915 Tower Ave. W: Sup, Wis
Bingham Bros, 50 Ogden Ave-, w. sup. Wis:
Arnold & Schimmel, Ala Banks Av., W. Sup, Wis
T. Tobacco and Cigars.
W. S. Austin, 1913 W. Superior ST., End floor.
Geo. E. Rolph, 100 W.. Michigan St.
Fielmueller & ling, 6O9 Tower Ave, W. Sup, Wis
Calumet Cigar Factory, $40 Tower. W. Sup, Wis
Trunk Makers, Dealers. Etc.
Joseph Woyerka, BIG West Superior street.
#=l Tug Boats, Towing, Etc.
D. Stevens, dock foot 81 21st avenue west.
White Line Towing Co., Lake,ave. south Piers.
Uniabrsilas1kakers.
A. Gingold 900 1Nsstssuperior::street.
F @. s95 Underta
NJ. J. Durham Go, No. IS. Second Ave. West. h
Wagon Makers, Dealers, Etc.
studebaker Brothers, 416-41s East Superior st.
Wholesale Liquors.
B. Heller Liquor Co., 1O2 W. Michigan st.
Wines, Fine Liquors, Etc.
Ideal Beer Hall, 1872 w. Superior St. 81
Frerker Bros. d Co., 10 West Superior St
Campbell & Doran Co., 205 West Superior street.
M. s. Cook, 500 West Superior street. a
Forest & LeTourneau, COL West Superior street. +
J. l.. Lamm Co., 622 Tower Ave-, w. Sup, Wis.
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SUMMONS FOR RELIEF, COM.
PLANT Filed,

STATE OF MINNESOTA,l
s County OF st. Louis. 100
District Court,
tE. - Eleventh Judicial District.
Charity NJ. Morrell. Plaintiff,
against Summons.
Joshua u. Morrell, Defendant.
The State of Minnesota to the above named de-
fendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint OF the plaintiff in the above
entitled action, which has been filed in the office
OF the clerk OF said district court, at the city OF
Duluth, County OF St. Louis and State of Mime
sofa, and to serve copy of your answer to the
said complaint on the subscriber, at his Office in
the City Of Duluth. in the said county of St.
Louis, within thirty days after the service OF
this summons upon you, exclusive of the day OF
such service; and II you fail to answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff
in this action will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in said complaint, together with
plaintiffs costs and disbursements herein.
Dated November 7th, 4. D. 1898.
i. JOHN II. NORTON.
Plaintiffs Attorney,
SOB Torrey Bldg, Duluth, MINI.
NOV. l2-19-26, Dec. 3-10-l7.l
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Returning to Duluth we wander down
among the heavy wholesale houses, near
the lake on Fifth and Sixth avenues.
We find here one Of the fifty branches Of
The Armour Packing House.
This branch has been established in Duluth for
the past 10 years. It was one of the first of the
outside meat firms to open business here, the
office force now necessary to transact the work
in Duluth including II persons. The headquarters
of the firm are at Kansas City where they employ
some 5000 workmen.
Inman Tug Company.
At the end of the Northern Pacific dock the
Inman Tug Company have their headquarters.
Beginning here IA years ago with one tug the
business has grown to require and keep in employ
ten tugs. While they do a general towing bust
ness they are admirably equipped for the wreck
ing business, having steam pumps, wrecking APP
paratus, diving outfits and all the means for
1aisng removing or unloading sunken vessels.
Stone-Ordean-Wells Co., Wholesale Gro
-a. GERS.
To understand the superior facilities OF Duluth
for the wholesale trade it is only necessary to see
the advantages possessed by this firm on South
Fifth avenue West. Here in the deep water slips
the vessels bring the products Of all the world
right up to the rear of this store, where the rail
cars await the transfer from boat to cars, the
railroad line radiating from here to all parts OF
the West and Northwest where their goods find
SALE This house was established in 1880 by W.
r. Stone. Mr.. Ordean Joined the firm in 1882 and
Mr. F. A. Patrick united with the house in 1891.
The establishment employs eighty-fve workmen,
and as long as people eat this great wholesale
house is assured OF success. aided it is by SUI
perior facilities for wholesaling and excellent
management. T
Marshall Wells Hardware Co.
This is another large wholesale house that does
great credit to Duluth and the Northwest. Their
line includes mining, MILL railroad contractors
and lumbermen's supplies. Established in 1885,
only ten years ago, they already employ AS
workmen IN the office and shipping force, besides
25 statesmen continuously on the road. Their
great warehouses are at the foot OF Fifth avenue
West. where they are provided with every facility
for the receiving and the shipping OF goods,
Arlington Hotel. N. II. hurry, Prop.
This hotel at 1-52s West Michigan street is the
only arst-class temperance hotel in the city, the
charges being from 81 to 81. so per day according
to rooms. with special rates Co permanent board
ere. 1t is very near to the railroad depots and
convenient to all the business district.
Joseph Moore. Time Checks Cashed.
At Col West Michigan street Joseph Moore con.
duets a confectionery and cigar store. 1t seems
to be a small store, but the amount OF money
handled across the counter here would astonish
most people. Mr.. n. is provided with an unlim-
tied amount OF funds. and any person having a
time check or a county order can have the money
on them Immediately. ,.....,
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,)
County OF St. Louis. 90
DistriCt Court,
Eleventh Judicial District

District Court,
Eleventh Judicial District.
James r. Mckay. Plaintiff, vs. Fred Hall De-
fendant. ES
The State OF Minnesota, to the above named
Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint Of the plaintiff in the above
entitteu ac.ion OF Mnlcn copy is neleto annexed
copy OF your answer to the said complaint on the
subscribers at their office in the City of Duluth in
said county, within twenty days after the service
of this summons upon you. exclusive OF the day
of such service and if you fail to answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff
the sum OF One Hundred and Twenty-Five Dollars
($1250O) with interest at the rate OF seven per
cent. per annum from the 18th day OF May 1897,
together with the costs and disbursements OF
this action.
Dated Duluth, Minn June 2lst, 1898.
AFFORD & HUNT.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Il
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NEW DULUTH.

Some twelve miles westward from
Duluth proper is the foundation of a
great city to be. This is one of the most
beautiful locations for city to he found
anywhere. Great praise is due those
persons who selected this place for a
city, but unfortunately the financial