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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
PARTICIPANTS IN OUR PROS
PEHITY.


The splendid exhibit that Richmond
made through the new years editions Oh
her daily papers has advertised the city
far and wide. and there have been most
favorable comments from various sources.
WA take the following very kind article
from the Hanover Herald:
The Richmond daiiies exhibit most
pleasing record Of the progress OF the
Et,anital. Ashlands manufacturing sub
arb. for the year less'. ISe'es mas 'iie,
been a year OF such industrial enueaNor.
The natural wealth OF resources will be
surely now be converted into the pros
peci,y OF achievement, and the Confeder-
ate citadel will never more be pitied Tor
IT'S poverty, or despisea for Its sloWness.
II 10 10 be an up-to-date American city,
with ENTERPRISE and ardor enlirenins
every endeavor, and changing The woe
bsgone aspect of nature into snl:nns
land. Epeciully pleasing to us IS II. 10
NOTE this advancement and auSury, for
Richmond's growth is 10 the north ard
west. toward Hanover. Her development
means enhancement OF the value Of Han-
over lands: her increase OF population u
good demand for the produce OF Hanover
farms. Ashland's future iI intimately
hound up with that of Richmond, anu
for the same reason that NC take pride
in the noticeable progress of Ashland, We
rejoice TO see Richmond grow.
Our Hanover contemporary is wise IN
seeing that whatever contributes to Rich
,nond.s growth Will help the country.
round about. The farms will be benefited
because as Richmond grows there Will
he a larger market for butter and chick
!; ems and eggs. garden tables and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
a1nso,,s fn.tlse Civil War.
january j. 1900.

s. Rev. Henzie Johns stewart was at one
time the rector Of Emmanuel church IN
this city, as well as It's founder. He
was a.. Southern man. and he returned
South before the war and took up his
residence III Richmond, Va where ne has q
since lived He is still a member OF 81.
Johns Lodge. No. A. F. Of this
scitv. and keeps upIn his old ase q lively
:Y,tarsst in things Masonic. At the cels-
sbrat!on of Me 1907 h ntversarys 81 this
lodge IN septen1be the esarys OF g, tns
sIodge. Ijrothers Ara III Ifiresh. sent 70 Rev
I AZ. stewart IN behalf ot the lodgs ons
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THI; PREACHERS VIEW.

We printed the other day a. communl-
cation from Rev. T. II. Campbell. urging
the Legislature to enact a law. providing
FOR separate coaches for whites and
blacks on the railroads Of Virginia
We print to-day q communication o.
the same character from Rev. w. W.
Royal. of Chase City.
The Richmond Christian Advocate OF
this week Is out in a strong editorial
declaring that~Ihe demand for separate
car for ths negro is in the interest oil
Law and order The Christian Advo-
cate further says that ''7irs;nians have
endure the behavior of the blacks as
long as patience will permit and that
the point has been reached rShcn lady
scarcely dare risk herself on a railroad
car The loud, cursns, odorous, African
seems to take pleasure in making himself
/. nuisance 10 ladies. We plead for our
Virginia women. The mothers and
daughters of the land ought not to be
subjected TO these brutal insults"
This is strong language. and it is sig
l1iiicant that three ministers of the Gospel
have come out in favor of separate-car
law.
We again make the point that the white
people of Virginia have no disposition TO
humiliate the black man. or TO impose
any unnecessary hardship upon him. II,
therefore. the 'Jim Crow car is estao-
lished by law. ii will be because insolent
=
and ill-mannered negroes maze forced II
If the negro insists upon being rude ana
riotous and indecent in public he cannot
expect to be tolerated by decent people.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE NOTES.
joint Debate on Territorial Espan-

Joint Debate on Territorial ESpan-
sion-Scrics OF Lectures.
On the first Friday night in March
there will be joint debate between
Richmond and Randolph-NIacon Colleges.
held in the Assembly Hall of Richmond
College. The question for debate is,
Resolved. That policy of=4territorial
expansion on the part of the United
States would involve Imperialism
The affirmative will be discussed by
Nessrs. Shackelford and Riley, of Ran
dolph-AIacon: the negative by Messrs.
T. W. Moore and J. Emerson Hicks, of
Richmond College.
At a recent meeting of the Law Glass
OF Richmond College Mr.. w. H. Brunll
was elected class orator to represent
them at the commencement next June.
Mr.. G. T. Lumpkin was, at the last
meeting of the Literary societies. elected
editor-in-chief OF the College Messenger
for the ensuing year.
Beginning with the first Tuesday in
March the professors of Richmond Col
3lege will begin a series of lectures for
the students of the college and the pub
4 . x
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Kama aIpha Banquet.

The members OF the Richmond Alumni
1,hanter OF the Kappa Alpha fraternity
viii have their annual banquet at tho
Iafssrsou Hotel on January. 18th. Cen
Lees birthday. There ara ABOUT HltS
members of the fraternity in Rtchmond,
and these annual reunions are always
delightful occasions. Some surprises arg
promised at the banquet this year. II Is
the aim Of the Kappa Aipsfas 90 ma -
ths,r hannuets as thoroughly sociable and
in,ormaI as possible. This year there VIII
he a few set .oasss. but there VIII be
many interesting features which will not
be printed on the programme.
All Kappa Alphas In the city VINO nave
not formally joined the chapter are re-
quested to report to Col. 10 Lane Stern
president.
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Best Car ned Tomatoes, 5 cents; Best
Sugar Corn, for 25 cents at S. U!lman's

Best Car ned Tomatoes, 5 cents; Best
Sugar Corn, for 25 cents at S. U!lman's
SCH.
Wash Boards, Sc; Cedar Buckets, 1oc.,
at S. Ullrnan's Son.
Virginia Buckwheat, pounds for 2oc:
Best New Orleans N1olasses, 40 cents per
gallon, at IS. Ullman's Son.
Breakfast Bacon, 8 cents per pound;
Home Male Mince meat, cents per
pound. at S. Uilman's Son.
Fine Mixed Cakes. I cents per pound;
Fresh Soda Crackers and Ginger Snaps,
5 cents per pound. at s: Ullman's Son.
Levering's e. L. c.. and Lion Coffee,
one-pound papers, roasted. 10 cents per
pound, at S. Ullman's Son.
-Four pounds New Figs for 25c.;; New
Dates. one-pound package. Z cents per
pound. at S. Ulln,a,l's Son.
!. Box Soap ana Golden Chain, cents
per bar, at S. Ullman's Son.
Early June Peas. 8 cents per can; Caro-
lima Rice. 5 cents per pound. at 8. Ull-
mans Son.
New California Prunes, 5 cents per
pound; two-pound package Sslf-rising
Buckwheat. 10 cents, at s.. Ullman's Son.
Two cakes Floating Soap for 5 GEMS: .
three cakes Imported White CASTLE
Soap for cents, at s. Ullman's Son.
Medium and Small Shades, 1 cents:
Large Shades, 5 cents. at s. Ullmans
Son.
Fine Blackberry and Catawba Wine.
10 cents per quart: Rye Whiskey, 40
cents per quart, at S. Jlln1an's Son.
Rival Celia tine. ) cents; Tomato Cat
sup cents per bottle, at s. Ulirncn's
Son.
Large New irish Potatoes, IS cents per
peck; Sour Pickle, IS cents per gallon. at
S.tUllman'S Son. sss
IS Ullman's Son, uptown stores. SOC
east Marshall street-old and new phone,
Downtown stores, 1s2o-1s22 east Main
street-old phone. s16: new1.phone, 800
Manchester stores, S1912-12l4 Hull street
new phone, 1878; old phone,E13is.
Money. to lend on City and County Prop
erty. Business confidential. r.. B..
Chaffin g. Co. Qnc)
The southern Eell Telephone and Tele-
gre nh Company announces that te!e-
phonic communication can be had over
Its lines With Lynchpurg. Va Danville.
va; Roanoke, Va. s wa kedel,i Va; APP
pomattox. Va: Farmvil.e. va. Crewee
va; Salem. Va; BedfoNl City Va: Reds
vile. N. c.; Charlotte. N. c.; Columbia
Is. c..
For further particulars enquire ut the
Public pay Stations, and at Managers
oflce. 1914 east Main streat. s9
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
ASK us for. prices on best Anthracite.
$Splint. and Steam Coal before placing
your order for winter supplies. New
Phone, 2722: WARNER MOORE
Buy. Real Estate now: Everything else
has advanced: reality must be- the next
thing to advance. shall be pleased
CHANT, & Co (Ipc.l. No. norm Tenth
street. sE !. S8ssss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
saUrHl&RNN oTES.


The committee charged with the work
Of providing 4 home for Gen. "aoe
Hampton have bought a building 100 III
Columbia. S. G.. and are now errc''l1S
thereon 2, comfortable house. the money
was raised by popular subscription against INST
Gen. Hampton's protest
There is a movement on foot t'-nu'id
fine new hotel in the city OF Mobile.
Gov. Mcsweeny. of South Carolina re-
Gently received by wire the following
message from Cheraw: Il want some
wbiskey tonight. but the dispensary IS
closed. and is is not yet o'clock; sunset
at 5:21.
Judge John L. 7. ssneed has retired from
the Tennessee bench, and closes a distin-
r1ishcd career. The Memphis CONNER
cial-Appeal says Of him that he would
mt know how to do q mean act II ne
tried.
There was severe and freezing weather
all over Northern Florida Tuesday night.
Owing to previous cold weather lowering
san in tropical fruit trees little damage
is anticipated. save in early vegetables.
Pines were we'll protected. and It is eA-
pectea that they mostly escaped serious
injury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
VIRGINIA TOPICS

A successful cheese factory is being
operated at Lowry. in Bedford county.
The Salem Times-Register. in speaking
of the r,imored candidacy of State Sera-
tor Edward Lyle for Congress from the
sixth district. says that Mr.. Lyle is e
gentleman of recognized ability and very
popular, but that when he undertakes
10 dislodge Hon. Peter J. Otey he will
find that he has undertaken difficult
job.
The Rockbridge News says:
The Richmond Times is, as IS We!
known, q stalwart advocate of the gold
STANDARD. Its issue OF, Sunday was q
cIinching argument on the line it has
long pursued through its pages were
simply an array of facts They gave
a car efuliy prepared report Of the very
great business prosperity which Vir-
es,,;n has enjoyed in all parts during the
past year.
All the argument in the world cannot
alter the fact that Virginia has pros
pered under the gold standard.
The Alexandria Times has been sold TO
Mr.. y. Stanley Neale. the former presi-
dent of the COMPANY.
The Bedford Democrat fully approves
the position taken by Senator Clayton that
there is no need for the continuance Of
4he Eighteenth Judiciary circuit.
The Norfolk Ledger sa Us ;:sS5 r
What 5ssEthc use of returnins to a &c pi-
5tation taxi law. as 10 voting, IL the pos
Esibilits OF corrurtion is.4not ID he ems
tirely elinlinut ed p. We notice that the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
CURRENT TOPICS.

The New York Mail and Express says
that forty-four. industrial combinations
are now disbursing more than $3.50 600
in dividends, mostly quarterly, on their
preferred shares.e The "industrials' nave
been in disrepute for the past several
months and some of them are OF purely
speculative value, but many of them are
,intrinsically worth every dollar they
are bringing and few are worth more
than their market price.
The vicksburg Herald ys:>"Certain
of our brethren of the press are starting
an agitation for another factory exemp-
1ion law. To the Legislature, The Herald
would say, in view of suits pending 70
override the exemptions of the factories
now in the State. don't. And for another
reason; this form Of encouragement bore
little fruit when factory investments in
the state were of doubtful profit, But
now all the mills are paying, and no such
inducement is necessary to bring them 10
the State"
The anostle warns us against doing
evil that good may come. But no per-
mnnent good can come from an evil
source. This exemption business is wrong
in principle and it cannot prosper.
The Charlotte Observer says that, IKE
The Times, it is glad to have been spared
10 read in a New England newspaper
that the South fought for principle and
that those who fought its battles We're
"noved by patriotic impulses me
south asks no more generous acknowl-
edsement at the hands OF the Northern
people. 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
Tt,e First Cake.

she measured out the butter with a very
solemn air.
The milk and sugar also, ana she 'eos
the greatest care
To count the eggs correctly. and 20 add
q little bit
Of baking powder, which You know, be-
gIuners oft omit;
Than she stirred It all together,
And she baked II snrs an Hour;
Ant she never quite fdsgaVe Eerselt
u For leaving out the -four
sS Cincinnati Enquirer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
AFTERMATH.


EliotsF. Danforth denies that here has has,
been any disagreement between Mr. Wiz VII,
liam J. Bryan and Chairman Jones. He
says that t1esettwo statesmen are still.
on the most friendly terms.
Max Krebs. who has been arrested IN
washington for slsshing women's dresses.
is believed to be the chap who operated
in the same way in Philadelphia several
months ago.
All the honest men are not dead. Twen-
ty years ago. T.. d r.. Chaplin, promi-
nent provision operator Of Chicago failed,
owing a large sum of money on the Board
of Trade S. B. Chaplin, his son. is now
paying off all his fathers obligations. and
considers it a great honor 10 be privileged
to do so. sIie mas already paid out more
than $4,000.
Robert IT, LINCOLN ami Norman .,
Ream. executors OF the estate OF me
late George NJ. Pullman. have received
for their services the sum Of Si2'r ,ns9.
Mrs Langtry. the actress. mas arriseu
In New York. but she does not bring lef
voting husband with. her. He mas gone
to South Africa to fight. the Beers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
rnE TIAIEs: |RIcHMoND. VA. DAY7JANUA 1900

bill on the: biect that 4 has been Intro!
duced in the General sAsse1nh bly, provides
that5sa person cannot vote t the tax IS
paidF after July 1st of the following year.
j How about the: spring election--c ouldnst
candidates pay the taxes for voters in
May and thus utilize corruption funds.
If we are to have the capitation tax law
re pived. the franchise should he toTC
$feited IL the tax is not paid by the close
of the year forswhich it is due. or say,
ten days therea fter.
That, as we 5und erstand it, is the s!'s s1
of the bill.
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. HOW 10 writc the New Yenr.

Editor OF The Times:
sir:-In writing the year 1889 In two
figures 1t was customary and accepted
as correct to write 1t 3d. Is ~. or not.
eo,1aIIy correct to write 1900 with two
figures? Writing. for example this. Jan.
I 100. Please answer in to-day's Issue
and obl,se, Respectfully.
rrhe figures 1850 cannot be abbreviated.
and We are glad OF it.-Ed- Timas.1
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sotier tragedy here this winter &C Dics
Times Herald
~
DnthgBln,c.

Both Blnc.
Miss Beaie---".I wish ITO look al some
eyeglasses. ~
y Opticai,-"c Ger alnly, What kind
Miss Beale-.'Bluc. IL you please.
sCpttcan-'s Blue2 " lly,,s8 you are not
quite 50 blind as that %
Miss Beale-.No; but I wish the m 20
match my yes.'-Chicago News
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would Come Around iAliRisht.

They were seated side by side on the
sparlol' sofa, and there WASH room
enough between them for an argument.
..George,'' m,lrnlured the maid. after
a, blissful silence extending over period
of several minutes. Il m afraid your arm
must be very painful.
"why do. you think SO, dearest ne
asked.
BECAUSE she coyly replied, ut seems
to be out of place.
.oh, well. never mind, said George.
ut will come around all right "-E.X-
z change.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
TUFTS Liver Pills
OF The medals which they had struck OF.
This remembrance brought out the fol-

OF the medals which they had struck OF.
This remembrance brought out the hot-
lowing reply: ,,,.
In return for the gift OF medal, lsoth
Anniversary st. Johns Lodge. NO, l. X
r.. wish, as a representative OF the
Fraternal sentiment OF the SCUM % re-
cord two incidents OF the CIVIL war.
After the second battle of Manassas,
T nassed over a battlefield, where met
DR.. Spence, of Westmorelaud Co., Va;
7 asked. what are you doing mere ne
repl;ed tina, having worked at the hos
n;taI fhe was surgeon-in-chieO until his
hand cIaaved to his knife. he LETT his
assistants TO continue such work a. e.
amputation Of Imbs) and came out to see
If there might not De some brother
among the wounded enemies left on the
battlefield. He was engaged tn binding
nm the wounds of several such prisonersj
as he left them, more than one said
God bless YOU
SCENE NO. ?.
stood in the Libby: hundreds OF
officers were gathered around me; tho
first rows were seated on the floor; next
rows depressed on one Knee; pchlnd
them a crowd which could thus see and
hear to advantage. They had a choir
provided by my advice. One OF the oea't-
tful songs was:
They shall talk of all thy glory.
On thy deeds OF goodness dwell.
Speak of thy great acts the story.
And thy deeds OF mercy tell
At the end of q never to be forgotten
service several officers came to me as
Brethren and said: You are the only
person who has come to Us. can you noe
aid us in getting relief. when we have
in vain asked n hearing? had tns
satisfaction of knowing that Lieutenant
Scheber, New York volunteers. was taken
through the streets of Richmond TO tina
War Department. where Judge Ould gave
him a hearing etc. The officers assured
me that my services would result In an
ovation If I came North after the war
Another brother was taken from tho
prison by guard to CALI or a druggist.
whom he fancied could help him. The
daughters OF Rev. DR.. Woodbridge fur-
nished me with books. COLLECTED from
citizens of Richmond, and through the
brethren these afforded great comfort
to prisoners. who We're debarred from
even looking out of the windows of tho
prison. 1t was. partly. to get Bibles
for them and for the army that lett
for Europe Many evidences of frater-
nifty on the part of Masons. especially
of Christian G1ascns might be added to
the records of our civil war.
The above facts are given as small
acknowledgements of the courtesy of st.
Johns Lodge in retaining the name Of
their brother for half a century amid
the fearful ravages of war. DR.. Watson
of Zion church said to me after the war;
..Three men should be hung: jeff Davis,
r. E. Lee and yourself
X T. STEWART.
Newport OR. u Mercury
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
1nfo1,.sIt

u II tIUFs II
@ (which, the fair girl asked, do you,
prefer comedy or agedy 3
"Oh, tragedy, = he replied. s 50 can't
stand comedy at "A Il.
81 sce,s.sshs said. S. that Irving is coming
10 town sSooni q
.Confonnd gitH'f he exclaimed. when he
got out in he hall hat s. ujst m luck
again. Tt bought there wouldn't e be an
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07

Called.

81 admire man who can say no, = said
Brimley.
Twill you, open small bottle with me?.
asked BliN.-Philadelphia North .Amerl-
can.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07

Proud Of It.
Josephine won't take ahy medicine for.
that dreadful cough.
why not
she doesn't want TO set rid Of 1t be-
cause she got it in Paris. 1T It Bits
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TIMEs BUILDING.
THE SUNDAY TIMES. $3.50 year.

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An subscriptions by mail payable IN ad-
--ance. Watch the label on your Esiset,
Ii you I've out CT Richmond. and see When
swo;11, suhsc-iption expires, - you ran re-
rev before the paper is stopped
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07

Lord Byron romantic drama based
upon the life of the poet, will be presented
for the first time by James Young and
his company at Norfolk, Va, on January
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07

The Times IS always ,ndepted 10 friends
who favor it with society items and per-
sonals. bi. mus; urge that 81 such be
sent over the signature OF the. selce;
All unsigned communications VII! DC re-
5ecteo AWAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07

I. ASK us for prices on best Anthracite.
.Splint. 8 and Steam Coal before placing
Your order for winter supplies. New
Phone, e7o.: SvARNER MOORE
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SCENE NO. ,.

"They shall talk of all thy glory.
On thy deeds OF goodness dwell.
Speak of thy great acts the story.
And thy deeds OF mercy tell.
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Buy Real Estate now: Everything else
has advanced reality must hs the mex t.
thing to advance. We shall be pleased
Ito SHOW YOU ma NY bargains, Re- b.
sChaf1t1 & Co. inc. NO. i north Tenth:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07

MANCHESTER BUREAU, g1i:1 HULL
STREET.
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PETERSBURG AEENI.
MRS. e. C. HUTCHINSON, Z LOMbAfD
STREET.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1900-05-19
Summons.

Summons.
SIAT .!S OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY
~ 81; Louls-ss. In District Court.
18th Judicial District.
rred +. Hopkins, Plaintiff,
YIN, Wm. Burtis Mears, Defendant
Ane state of Minnesota to the ahov,
named defendant, ""o'e
LOU are hereby summoned and ro-
4ul!ea 70 answer the complaint If tho
IidntiH IN the above entitled ac+;nr
Wn1cn is filed in the office of the cieri
OF SAID court, at the county co,1rt hn,,.a
IN the city of Duluth, st. Lonis cnunt*1
anu state OF Minnesota and to serve
copy OF your answer to the said com
pant on the subscriber at his office in
the New Jersey building, Duluth in
sald county, within twenty DAYS after
the service of this summons unon Won
exclusive of the day of such services:
and II you fail to answer the said com,
paint within the time aforesaid the
plaintiff in this action will take iudr-
ment against you for the sum of one
thousand $1,000 dollars with interest at
the rate of eight per cent per annum
from the first day of July, 1897, togeth-
er with the costs and disbursements Of
this action. ~
Dated April 9th, 1900.
CHARLES F. HOPKINS.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Labor World, April 14-21-2e, NAV 5-i$
1926
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1900-05-19
Order for Hearing.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY
OF st. Louis-ss. In Probate Court
In the matter Of " the re- estate tate' Of John
Maberg, Deceased:
OF Gertrude Maberg, of the county of
things, that John Maberg, late of the
county of st. Louis, in the state of
minnesota, on the seventh day Of Octo-
per- A. D., 1897, at the county of St.
LOUIS, died Interstate, and being an in
habltant of this county at the time OF
mis- death, leaving goods, chattels, and
estate within this county, and that the
said petitioner is the wife of said de-
ceased. and praying that administra-
ton of said estate be to ALT. Kjellin
granted;
1t is ordered, that said petition be
heard before said court, on Monday.
the 4th day of June, A. D., 1900,
at ten o'clock a. M, at the Probate
Office In the Court house in the city of
Duluth, in said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof
be given t0Nthe heirs of said deceased
and to all persons interested, by pub
fishing q, copy of this order for three
OF hearing, In the Labor World, a
ed at Duluth in ssaid county.
S Dated at Duluth. Minnesota, the 3rd
day of May, A. d. 1900. @
BY the Court,
- j. B. MIDDLECOFF.
Judge of Probate.
Labor World, May 5-12-19