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Alortwa:c Foreclosure Sale.

D.,r,u;, having hocn made in the pay
men, Of The sum Of Nine Ihous'no ON
Hundred Furly-eight and d. ."o lIoll"tS
which is claimed to 5e due ana IS uue az
Inc dalc Of this notice upon Il certain
MORTGAGE duly executed and delivered by
Thomas Colbenlson and Clara Colben'-
son. his wife. morigagors. TO Juil"s ,o -.
Howard. mortgages. bearing oate me owl,
day Of September, 1893. ana Win P""el
of sale therein contained. duly recorded III
The office of the Register of Deeds IN ana
for the county Of st. Louis and state OIL
Minnesota. on the End day of October: 1879
at 2:20 o'clock PM, in Book 127 Of Mort
cages on page tS6.
Which said mortgage. together win inc
debt secured therby, WAS duly assigned by
said julius d. Howard. mortgage. to
Miners Savings Bank Of Pittston, by writ
ten assignment dated the 10th day or
c,ober. 1895, and recorded in the office or
said Register Of Deeds. on the 18th day OF
Orloser. 49, at 800 o'clock p. NJ, in
Book los Of Mortgages, on page 1856
And further default having been made IN
the failure to pay the sum of Four Hun
trrd Twenty-fOur Dollars ($42i.0O) for in
Surance upon the buildings situate upon
the premises conveyed by said mortgage,
which said sum was paid by the mort
eagee and which by the terms of said
mortgage is added to the debt secured
thereby: and in the failure TO pay taxes
upon said premises for the years 1896 and
1897 amounting to s547.G1 at this date, and
no action or proceeding having been in
slituted at law or otherwise, to recover
the debt secured by said mortgage, or any
part thereof
Now. therefore. notice is hereby given,
thai by virtue Of the power of sale con-
tanned in said mortgage, and pursuant TO
the statute in such case made and pro-
v!ded. the said mortgage will be fore.
closed by sale of the premises described in
and conveyed by said mortgage. viz:
Lot numbered Three Hundred Thirty
seven (33I), block numbered Fifty-two (52).
Duluth Proper, Second Division, accord
ing 10 The recorded plat thereof on file in
the office Of the Register Of Deeds in and
for said st. Louis county, Minnesota, said
LOT lying and being in st. Louis county
and state of Minnesota, with the hered-
taments and appurtenances: which sale
will be made by the sheriff of said st.
Louis county. al the front door Of The
court house. in the city of Duluth, in said
county and state. on the 18th day Of \ )rl,
l$'9 1t 10 o'clock \. NJ. of that daw
public vtntluc. to the highest bidder
cash to pay said debt Of Nine ThouS .
Six Hundred Forty-eight and 4O-1Oo Dol.
lars. and interest, and the taxes, if any,
on said premises. and One Hundred Dol
lars attorneys fees. as stipulated in and
nE SAID mortgage in case of foreclosure
and tn" dish,rsements allowed by law;
subject to redemption at any time within
ore year from the day Of sale, as pro-
Nidch by law.
Dated December 10. A. D. 1898.
MlNEN'S SAVINGS BANK, or PITTS
TON. Assignee of Mortgagec
DANlAL WAITE, Attorney for Assignee
Of MnrtSagee,
Offices, 1868 Torrey bldg. Duluth, MINI.
nab"r World Mar. 11-1S-25. April Isle.
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE on FILING
PETITION TO SELL LAND.

STATE, OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
ST. Luuis-ss. In Probate Court Spe-
cinl Term. April 9th. 1899.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Casslus
&. Merritt. Deceased:
On rel,,ing and filing the petition Of
Hanson T.. Smith. administrator with ''lr
vii. annexed setting. forth III" amount Of
personal estate that has come into his
haniS. the disposition thereof. and how
much remains undSposed of; the amount
ceased. dS far us the same can he Lster-
ceased. as far as the sac can de- aSrer-
tanned: t:r lvgArtS unpaid. and 4 'i"-
ScriptiO!. 0: all the real estate. tNr'plnS
H.. homestead. of which said deceased de,
seized. and the condition and valur OF ln'
respective portions or lots thereof: inc
persons Interested in slid estate. with
tH,'ir Residences: and praying that license
he To him granted 20 sell al 'he real es-
tate situated in III. County Of Lake.
S;A;" nf Minnesota. And i: appearing,
ny said petition. that there is not Sutfi-
cent personal estate in the h;,ntS of said
Administrator with The will annexed IL
pay said drn;s. the lcgacies or expenses
Of administration. and that il is nrcrs-
Sa!N for the payment Of such debts. lr@.l
rl"S or expenses. to sell all OF said real
estate:
1t is therefore ordered. That all persons
Interested in said estate, appear before
This Cnur' on Monday the LIST day Of May.
1899 ut ten O'clock \. NJ. 1T The Court
House in the City Of Duluth in said
County, then and there to show cause lit
any there Je) why license should not oc
granted to said Administrator with the
will annexed. 10 sell 50 much Of the real
estate Of said deceased As shall b., ntrrs-
s;ry 10 pay such debts, legacies and eX-
prnScS.
And i: is further ordered. That this or
der shall oe published once in each week
for three successive weeks prior to said
day Of hearing. in The Labor World. Il
weekly newspaper printed and published
al Duluth. in said County.
Dated 1T Duluth. Minnesota, the 9th
day Of April, \. D. 1899.
BY the Court.
j. B. MIDDLECOFF.
(Seal) Judge of Probate
ADri S-15-2o
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The prospects for the employment
Of labor a, the head OF the lakes 1i,;'
coming summer appear very bright.
All the mills have contracts and the
logs are available for Il long and busy
st; SON The ore interests are likewl-;'
preparing for il hi" output: there viii
b. some work ON city improvements ::
tn" Wholesale interests are increasing"
their number Of employees: Il Few Of The
industries which suspended during the
CT; >h will undoubtedly be revived and
alt in all the prospects for 'lirI :
q, uu season are before MS. There ;lr
unt the same number Of men here that
there were !: few Years ago and ii wa!
be othin" strange if labor in ALI
branches will not demand and receive
Il little advance over Wages paid th''
pas, two or three Years. DuIl1h i
rips; for II rev wal of business and il =
comes i, will probably I've permanent
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1ORDER FOR HEARING on CLAIMS.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. Gov NTY or ST.
Louis.-ss. In Probate Court Special
Term. April 18th. 1879.
In he Matter Of the Estate Of Maria
Bertha Gilbert. deceased:
Letters lrSllmvntary. on lac estate "f
said deceased icing this d.lN gram ii UN-
10 Herman Gi:t',ri, 81; LOFTS, Mo-. of
said County.
L. is vl,!, red. That ~. claims ami do
n.ln.> = all prr<nlS agl:nS! sand rS:;'("
he presented to This Court. Tor rN NH
tiru and allowances. at the PROBATE pliir"
IN the tuuri House in he City Of puluih
nn the following day. viz: Monday
Tic Attn day Of D,.rcmArr 1899. At ten
-'r,nrk 4. NJ in the forenoon or SAL"
day.
/, is further ordered. that six months
from l,l. ,llir hereof be allowed to crcu-
i;nr< - /rrSrn; ;h,ir claims against sad
rS. axe. At tie expiration rt which tln'r
al rlinS Net presented 10 Sl!u court. or
rul proven 10 is satisfaction. shan y"
forever barred. unless. Tor rhus" shown
further ;imr nr ai."Wtu.
Ordered furih that notice of lh' (lnH
and place ut the hearing and "NLmlnA-
ton Of S;,i, claims and demands Sh.'H ''r
given 1y publishing this order l'NhWi'h
once. in each week. for three sucrrsslNr
weeks prior ~ the day appointed for surh
rxauirli ion in The LABOR World. 4 week.
~ newspaper printed and puDnShcu ~
Duluth in said county.
Dalrd III Duluth Minnesota, the 18th
DAY Of April, \. u. 1890.
Ey the Court.
j. Il. MlDDl.EtOFF.
tSral) Judge of lrobatc.
April S-l5-2o.
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Around
the World

The tobacco trust is cutting out
some more Of its travelling statesmen,
and other trusts are following SUIT,
The drumnlers will have to think
About 1000 carpenters went on strike
in Cleveland, o.. Monday. for an eight
',olr day and thirty cents an hour.
Wires are again being pulled TO stop
The fight between rhe .\rbuctlrS and
he sugar trust and to raise prices.
\ new dredging machine is in opcr-
alton in Buffalo with which ten met
do the work of hundreds.
Omaha labor temple burnt OUT with
several thousand dollars loss to local
unions.
The wire trust has shut down srv-
r,aI plants to rurtail production.
The wire nail trust has advanced
prices about 100 per cent.
Fifty tailorS in Grand Rapids. MicIl..
are out Oh Il strike for a per cent in
crease ID their bill of prices. The en-
plovers are willing to pay the advance
but don't want to sign an agreement.
The street car employees union are
on strike at Bay City. Mich. Every
body is tied UP.
The strike on the United railroads
i
mn>tration stepped in and manned!
the trains with second and third class
engineers. The strikers surrendered
without Il struggle.
At least one labor official and agi-
tu,or in the country has refused to ac-
ccpt !; political job. Governor Pineree.
OF Michigan. offered President Mahon.
of the street railway employees. Il posi-
ion on the state board of arbitration
vhici Mr.. Mahon declined with thanks.
In Bedford. Va. the tobacco work
rr> have not received wages in five
years. the ''pluck-me" aIIowin" them
to merely exist. Slavery is still $Iav
cry.
omInou$ rumor< come from Russia
to the ctlec, THAI bi" industrial I'M
hraveIS are taking place in the large
cities. All news is suppressed by cen.
>Or>.
Textile workers in some Of the New
T., L. I
scales. which were pounded down last
year. restored.
IN New York. Kansas City and other
places the charitable institutions are
being federated into Il sort of trust.
Socialists in Spain hold their firth
annual congress in Madri,l next
month.
Socialist Iahurite> etr,r, ann,he"
councilman in l;vlIrviIIr. Ill., this week.
Socialist Ianor party granted rha,'~
tiers to new sections in san Pedro.
NtNandria. ind. and Aurora. Mo. M>,;'
day celebrations vii! he held hv thu
party in every section of the country.
The sick and death benefit society.
composed Of party members and which
pays superior benits as compared with
similar societies. now numbers over
10000 male members and is rapidly
growing.
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSI RE.

-, fault having been made in the con-
""ns -" ;I, iyr,a,n m"r'I1sr duy exc
wi1ow t. =: l.: Smith, l.: bra 'T's"' %;,, ,'
Jan. y. 1885, and recorded in the office Of
~" Register Of Deeds in and for ST.. Louis
G"unty M,nnrsota, on the 2dih day of
r: Nj. in Book 50 Of Mortgages on page
That there is claimed to be due and is
que AZ the date Of this notice the sum Of
rive Hundred Dollars principal and the
49,. ,oy"thor viii Fi , and no-1Vo Doi
lars takes paid ~ The mortgaSrc and n"
action or proceeding at law or otherwise
having been Instituted to Recover said
u.t)i or any part thereof:
Now. therefore. notice is hereby given
that by. virtue Of IN" power of sale con
tanned in said mortgage and the statute
in such case made and provided the said
mortgage will be forcrlosed by Il sale of
the premises described in and conveyed
or parcel Of innl. situate. lying and being
in III" City Of Duluth. ST. Louis County,
Minnesota. and described as follows. to-
The Sou;h"rly ;hir,y-'hrrc feet Of Lots
one. Two and Three, in Block SIX Of
i1Arring,on's Addition 10 DE!"th' Mr-
rnrtIimy 10 ;hr recorded plat thereof. To-
sr'her with all lhe Appurts,nanrrs iherr-
TO belonging. which safe will ." mad" SN
IN" Sheriff Of ST, Louis County; Mime.
sofa, in III" CITY Of Duluth, in Sald County
ANA S;.!:,. ON he :;lSt day Of May. iH9J. a I
~ o'c'prk n ;hr forenoon, of said day at
public v,n,lur. 10 the highest bidder Tor
cash 10 pay for said irht and interest ana
taxes ana twenty, doll !rS attorney 'r ni:e'
STIPULATED in said mOrl2AS" ana the d'S-
'"r@'""";S allowed by T.: .' H. SMITH.
Mur SaS"c.
JOHN H. NORTON.
Attorney for Mortgages.
Duluth. Mimi.
Apr l,-..22-3 MAY G-13-2o-27.
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Entered at the Postoffice at Duluth,
MIMI, as second class matter.

Somebody has inquired "wIat has De-
come of the Home Consumers
Leaoue?" Like many another move II
Ia; been killed to let the kicker VINO
t'rsircs to buy everything he can out VI
town have his way. The League Is
no, dead. it simply sleeps.
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If the rotten beef investIgat ION
dracS its weary length along for an
other six months it will cost the con'l-
try more than it cost to capture CUBA.
There have been scores Of officers eN-
amined as to the quality of the beef
furnished but the privates who ate the
meat have no opportunity to say Il
word and if they did there would be
little weight attached to their evil
Ipnce
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-04-15

The resolution introduced by \lder-
man Netf at the last meeting Of the
city council providing for an eight
hour day for city employees was move
along the right lines and is in har-
muny with the provisions of the plat
form on which Mr.. Netf was elected.
Considering the rate of wages paid tn.
lahorers by the city it is very apparent
that eight hours is IL long enough day.
We expect to see this resolution car
ried through the council with very te"
dissenting votes.
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Another increase in wages has been
heard from. The whole JudIcIalE'
governor and members OF the 'eS'S'a-
ture of South Dakota have received an
increase of salaries amounting to -
Dor cent. But the unusual th'nG ABOUT
this transaction is that the benef1c-
;a,ics have voted it themselves.
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G. G. Hartley says that organized
labor Injuries Duluth. When he paHS
that $4,000 that the street railway
company owes in taxes the people WIFI
realize that Gil is not injuring the
city as seriously as he expected to be
fore he heard from the court at st.
Louis. He will have to devise Il new
scheme Of some kind for the cour,
saws that the taxes must come in
ahead of mortgages. bonds or amy
thing else and are IL first lien on til
property This is one of the eases
where Hartley will not hur, Duluth nor
its treasury
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entering Duluth as there are in ei1ht'
s. Paul or Minneapolis. True they
are not all trunk lines but the com
mUditieS which they handle are OF
great interest to this section. The
r;:nge roads are employed aImost eN
cIrSively in handling the product OF
St. Louis county. What is mostly need
e,I~at the preSrn, time is manufacture
il, interests to convert the raw ma.
tcr:al into finished articles 1t would
moi be strange TO see dozen institute
items manufacturing iron in this vcin-
itv within the next five wears.
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for there is no doubt that this city has
Il brighter future before it than any
other city on the continent at the pre>-
rnt time.
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Snap Shots.
I3y $. Goodwin .


In the district OF t'arl. Italy, Il spt
ciaI election was held for a member OF
parliament and the Socialist candi
date-editor of Il labor paper, by jngt
won out.
Tweutv-ciyht suicides in twenty-siN
DAYS. III the city Of San Francisco
Cause. as innocentIy given by the even
reliable daily press. and without com.
ment: Poverty; inability to obtain
employment.
\ dispatch from Little Rock. Ark,
SAYS tina, the attorney general OF the
state has decided that the newly-enac-
ted antitrust law can be applied to
la Dor unions and those organizations
may be outlawed. So much for anti
trust laws.
Labor organizations Of New York
complain that Gov Roosevelt is not
keeping his promises to enforce labor
laws and to have new labor bills passed.
Same old story.
The corrupt and pIutocratic EFarr;
son was reelected mayor of Chicago.
and .\ItgeId went down in crushing de-
feat. That means that the latter'S in
tiuence in the Democratic party is
gone. and that the Characterization
combine is on top. and will probab' :
have its way in pushing the silver que>
1lon to the rear and making ''impcr-
inIiSm" an issue. The ID. q. F. is as
plutOcratc Us ever.
Future historians will refer to Woi)-
bling Willie as Il man, who while draw
ing salary as president. never had /,
fixed policy on amy public question:
but was a creature to do til" bidding
OF his commercial owners.
No person living knows all the
laws" Of this country or can ever
learn them if he did nothing else all
the days Of his life. In the last con-
yreSS lG.l6:; bills were introduced and
l.451 Of them became laws. \ large
per cen, Of them are the "Whi>e man :
BURDEN"
How can the people of this country.
he great majority of WHOM are poor
and in debt. ever expect any relief
from their burdens. so long rs they
continue to send political trimmers to
state legislatures and corporations at
tnrneyS to congress to lrglSlate Tor
them. it matters not what political
party they profess to affiliate with
they are ever opposed to the Interests
of the working peoplr--and this is no
dream.
Inder the gold administration and
DineIry deficit producer. even the low
trS who wish to marry must cough up
au extra 80 cents as 'War tax. to ht'
pasted on their marriage license in the
form Of /: revenue stamp.
:, day spent at h,e Minnesota state
cuEi,ol is certainly interesting it not
instructive. To one whose bump Ut
human nature is very large it is an IN
ttl,~ sting study. There are over forty
:, rnlrr> and some >eNtntv-tiNc rtpr>-
sr,,a,i>tS. besides he speakers. pages.
:: ytan,- arms. StrnoHraphtr>. Watt
il " women, farlu,uu< who seem to
have no occupation except to stand
about. look pleasant and darW their
>;,#rir>. jnrttr>. ,ianitor>. etc.
When one considers what it has cost
nearly every beneficiary in the IN
q ne. both in morals and his pocket.
IL OBTAIN his place. one stands aHha>t.
Nearly every representative represents
tn" >hrrWuur>>. the mani pu;lt ions. the
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In the district OF Farli, Italy. Il spt-
ciaI election was held for member Of
parliament and the Socialist cand'~
,latc-editor Of labor paper, by lingo
won out.
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Tweuty-ciyht suicides in twenty-siS
days. III the city of San Francisco
Cause. as innocently given by the even
reliable daily press. and without com
ment: Poverty; inability to obtain
employment.
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STATE t,E MINNESOTA, DEPART
nr,nt of S;tt".
hereby certify thAt 'nr within iUs:rNl-
mont was filed for record in his office
n:r the 2rl, day of March. \. D. 1899. n
~ o'clock \. NJ. and was duly recorded
in Book V > of INTERPRETATIONS. on paGt
u.
ALBERT BERG
Secretary of Stale.
'rhe Labor World April 1-S-IJ-22.
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STATE or MICHIGAN. COUNTY or
tlk!. l,l.-~S. ,o
,n III. 81, l.v ur March. y. u. 1899
,,,.,.,,n,l,y li,,r-.r., ;,"fnr,. me-. :: n"iIl
r,i,,:r IN and Cor said '''''";N. '''''''' L.
Davis, ami ,.:kal"w',.'i@''! ;r'' H.. ''N,-
.,,,.,j IN. sam" - !l,t FREE, nrf n' ''''"'
pr.TF:'; T.. BROMLEY.
E,.,ry l';;e,li,.. DAk',,:,! county. Men.
ISol.l
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\ dispatch from Little Rock. Ark,
SAYS tha, the attorney general OF the
state has decided that the newlv-enac-
ted antitrust law can be applied to
labor unions and those organizations
may be outiawed. So much for anti
trust laws.
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Labor organizations OF New York
complain that Gov. Roosevelt is not
keeping his promises to enforce labor
laws and to have new labor bills passed.
Same old story.
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Under the gold administration and
DinoIry deficit producer. even the low
erS who wish to marry must cough up
an extra 80 cents us ''War tax. to h'
past ed ON their marriage license in the
form Of Il revenue stamp.
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\ strike in Racine wherein ahuu,
tw' hundred employees for j. /. Case
d Co.. were interested WAS Settled dur
in" he week by The company granting
grievance was caused by an imported
manager from Minneapolis working III
his friends to the disadvantage Of the
older and deserving men.
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SABRE G. AKIN, Editor and
Publisher.

Letters and articles relating to the So
cial problem are solicited.
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No person living knows all the
laws" Of this country or can ever
learn them if he did nothing else all
the days Of his life. In the last con-
greSS lGIli:; bills were introduced and
per cen; Of them are the "Whi,e mans
burden.'
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1899-01-12
CoIored WomenIn Clubs.

The club movement among colored
women began about eight years ago, and
the number of clubs has increased to
such an extent that there is now a Ma
tional Federation Of Golored Women s
clubs. Mrs. r. l.. Terrell Of Washing
ton. Mrs Booker 7. Washington of
Tuskegee, Mrs. Josephine Ruffin Of Bos-
ton, Mrs. l.. A. Davis Of Chicago and
Mrs. Ellen Cook of Washington are
some of the leading women in this work
of national organization. This fedora
ton has held four annual conventions.
The last one was held in Nashville dar
ing the exposition last year, and the
next one will be held in Chicago during
the summer of 1899. There are about
200 clubs in this national federation.
The largest number of these are, Of
course, III the south.
The plans and purposes of these clubs
and leagues are modelled largely after
the stronger clubs among white women.
They have had a wonderful influence
so far in experimenting the work of the
school and the church in the social bet
terment Of the race These clubs have
also brought to the front and made use
full surprising number of able and
finely equipped women for all kinds Of
reform work Chicago Times Herald.
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Mime Garnet, widow of the Assassi-
mated president Of the French republic.
who died recently OF heart disease at
Presles, was born in 1913, and original
ly bore tire English name Of White
Marie Pauline Cecile Dupont White
She was the daughter of Charles Brook
Dupont White, the son of NJ. Dupont
of Rouen, who, marrying an English wo-
man, adopted her name of White. Her
father was an eminent political econo-
mist, the friend of John Stuart Mill
and translator of some of his works
Her mother, an oCtOgenarian who Is
still living, was the daughter of a great
Paris builder. When Marie Dupont
White became the wife of Sadi Carnot,
he was mere civil engineer in the
government service To her influence Is
attributed his entry, in 1870, into Pc
litical life. On his election to the presl
dency she set a new example by her IN
terest in the unfortunate and her liberal
benefactionS. She refused pension
after his tragic death and took the sum
subscribed by Frenchwomen for a mon
ument to NJ. Carnot To found annual
grants for deserving widows. She leaves
three sons aad a daughter to mourn her.