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MINNEAPOLIS.
g. u. o. o. o. r.

st. Anthony Lodge, VO. 2S77.
Meets the first and third Teduesday In
each month for the &ransa, lion of bust
ness list avenue n. and " ashington
A. II. MYRtCK, N. G.
JAMES A. SCOTT. +. s. Z. O. Box 80
The Afro-American advance., 1900-09-29
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
ST. PAUL.
ST. JAMES a. VI. u. CHURCH.
MeN. J. G. Anderson, Pastor.



Cor. Fuller and Jay streets.
Sunday services; ii 80 a. m, 30 D. IN
Wednesday prayer meeting. 500 2. m.
ST. PETER CLAVER's.
Father printou.
Cor. Harrington and Aurora avenues
Sunday services; Mass, SEQ a. m. High
mass, 1880 a. m Evening service at I
o clock.
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. ID. =, Orner. Pastor.
Cor. 18th and Cedar
Sunday services: Preaching at II 30 a
M, and t:ta y, m. Sunday School at IL 30
o'clock. "Wednesday evening general
prayer meeting.
sT. PHILLIPS EPISCOPAL MISSION.
aS5 Rice street. bet Aurora and Unlyer-
sity.
Sunday services: Morning prayer. Lit
any and Sermon. II 90 a. m. Sunday
School and Childrens Vsspers 500 D. m /.
EVeusong and Sermen. 500 u. m: We'd
nesday Evening Prayer and Lecture, sea
p, m. Friday. Choir Rehearsal and
brotherhood OF st. Andrew. 500 D m-
All are cordially invited. Seats tree.
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FonElaN lNrrr.lIaescn.

The president Of France gave a din.
nsF 10 1900 persons In Parts. the
tables extending . distance Of nearly
Ave milsA
The Afro-American advance., 1900-09-29
Marn : mon ia NnI : Hon.

" AeR = He's IA N@t Hen.
A hen lays during the day. but Al
night she becomes r0o4ter.- Chicago
Daily Newa
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ST. THOMAS MISSION.

Rev. John =. Fmadr. tn Gharme.
SIS Sixth avenue South
sunday service. tsS p IA. Snns1s,
Es.hn.ai- 90 n IA
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GOT. WTItf NIlu jay NIFCNtss
Sunday services; II 80 a m; 30 D. m
MednesdaX PRAYER meetlng. 500 D. m.
The labor world., 1900-09-22
o. 6. OLSON.
Fusion Candidate For County Com
missioner i'll First District.

Fusion Candidate For County Com
missioner in First District
Mr.. O. G. Olson, candidate for county
commissioner in the first district. which
comprises the third, fourth and fifth
wards of this city, was born in Sweden
in 1860. He was raised on a farm. re-
ceived a common school education in
his native land and came to this coun-
try when he was twenty years Of age
He has been a resident of Minnesota
ever since. He first worked on a farm
for three months in Rush City and then
came to Duluth in 1880. Thus being a
resident of this city for twenty years.
He has watched Duluth develope from
its early days and is in hearty synpa-
thy with every move for the advance
ment of the community.
Mr. Olson resides at 305 Mesaba ave-
nue., and has lived in the same place for
Is years.
The first five years Of his residence
here was spent at carpenter work, af-
ter which he went into the book and
paper business. He afterwards sold
out that business and for the first past
ten years has been eng aged in the
real estate business. During the recent
panic he lost considerable property, but
he is now on fair footing, has his
home free Of incumbrance and is meet
ing with much success.
He has always been careful in busi-
ness transactions and his record shows
that every person who has had any
dealings with him has been given a fair
and square treatment.
He has a large number of friends
who can certify to his dealings, and he
has very few, if any, enemies.
The Labor World is deeply interested
in the election Of Mr.. Olson, for we
know that he is made of the kind of
stuff that goes to make UP a good
county commissioner.
The labor world., 1900-09-22
and infirmary are at 8 West First
street. Bell telephone, 32S; Zenith 100.
Tho JnnnSaS Cn EaSt

and infrmary are at 8 West First
street. Bell telephone, 32s; Zenith, 100.
The JOneses Go East.
The Hon. Thomas Jones and family
left Duluth for Fulton county, n. Y.
by the Boston limited on the Duluth.
South Shore and Atlantic at I o'clock
p. m. Thursday. The family will re-
turn in about two months and some of
Duluth's best people have already de-
cided to give receptions in their honor.
The progress made in the construction
of Mr.. Jones' handsome house will be
watched With interest.
Jones Remembers the Cigars.
Postmaster E. L. Fisher received a
letter yesterday from Hon. Thomas
Jones asking him to see John Swanson
2015 West First street, and engage half
thousand we'll seasoned Havana Seal
and Yon Yonson cigars for Mr.. Jones
reception. He had tried these favOrite
brands While in Duluth and learned the
makers name. He was sure they were
all right.
The labor world., 1900-09-22
Union Farmers.

There are now in New York state y
branches of the National Farmers
union, and sixteen of them send dele
gates to the Broome. County Central
union. which meets in Binghamton
The organized farmers are demanding
the product of union mechanics when
they go to town." and with patronage
for the unin label poultry, vegetables,
trult, butter, milk and eggs.
The labor world., 1900-09-22
Women Are Appealed 70

An open appeal to the Christian wO-
men of America to aid in bringing
about a settlement by arbitration Of
the great coal miners strike through
their prayers and efforts was issued
yesterday at Cleveland, by NJ w. Sui
-l!van, vice president of the Interna-
tlonal LonSshoremcn's Association.
The labor world., 1900-09-22

Miss Emma Kosak, of Fourth street
and First avenue West, was given a
surprise party by her friends Of, the
Ron Fernandez Cigar company, where
she too is employed, last Monday even
ing. A very enjoyable evening was ex-
perienced.
The labor world., 1900-09-22

1t is safe to estimate at this early
date, counting the tug employees and
leaders Of boats together there are 1000
organized workers dependent upon the
lake commerce directly for their sup
port in this city.
The labor world., 1900-09-22
DCl1(JT TIL
.-. Labor Notes.

The Carpenters union held a regular
meeting last Tuesday evening. Out
side Of the transaction of routine bust
ness, two members We're initiated and
two applications received
The labor world., 1900-09-22

special meeting tonight to discuss mat :
ters pertaining to the miners strike,
and some sort of action in the interest
Of the miners will be taken. Some of
the delegates are in favor Of holding d
large mass meeting and invite every
body to attend. Let It be an indigna-
ton meeting" said one Of the delegates
"and let all who are in sympathy with
the miners declare themselves" The
Labor World earnestly hopes that
every delegate will be present. Let
Duluth labor show to the miners that
they have not only their moral but
their financial support
The labor world., 1900-09-22

The dock workers are also getting
better organized and the lumber
showers are completely united. If the
men who make the docks meet with
the success that is anticipated, Duluth
harbor will indeed be well organized
The labor world., 1900-09-22

+. There never was SO much quiet and
effective organization work done in the
harbor of Duluth as has been done
during the past year. Since May, 1899,
the captains and engineers have or
ganzed on trade union lines, followed
by the tug firemen in a well organized
union; now comes the tug cooks with
the promise Of a good organization. The
seamen have also been doing some
splendid work, and it is hard to find a
non union worker on any boat in Du-
luth. |
The labor world., 1900-09-22

Ellis e. Beebe, formerly assistant city
clerk of Duluth, and for a time private
secretary to G. A. Towne, has begun
the publication of a weekly paper in
Memphis, Tenn, called the Memphis
The labor world., 1900-09-22
Wash Goods
Remnants.

Something like 5000 yards Wash
Goods Remnants in Zephyr, Cling
hams, Apron Ginghams Crinkle
Ginghams, German Blue Calico.
Cretonnes. Covert Cloths. Fleece
Wrapper Cloths, Irish Dmities,
Organdies, Sateens, Lawns, etc,
the former retail prices range up
to, and in some lengths, over 25c
yard-CHOICE OF THE ENTIRE
LOT-PER YARD - sa- ..
The labor world., 1900-09-22
Handles Horses Isnn,nncIy.

AF. Jones chanced to meet Dr. J. r..
Harris the veterinary surgeon, who is
q graduate Of the McGill University of
Montreal, and was very favorably i'm
pressed with Dr.. Harris thorough
knowledge Of the diseases of horses
and other domestic animals and their
proper treatment. DIR. Harris office
The labor world., 1900-09-22

lt,often happens that the Industrious
mechanic, clerk or day laborer, of lin
tied means, desires new clothes for
himself or the members of his family
and does not want to pay for them all
at once: The Gately Supply company
a purely Duluth concern, of which T.
w. Edwards is the efficient and genial
manager, performs the part Of a good
friend in such cases, and sells, besides
many other things, mems and women S
clothing for cash or installments. They
make speciality of Pecl,s (Chicago)
union made clothing. They sell wo-
mems capes, jackets, collarettes, ready
The labor world., 1900-09-22

Hon. Thomas Jones is lover of 4
good horse, and one Of his hobbies is
the proper shoeing of horses. He found
a man after his own heart when he
called on p. G. Devaney, horseshoer,
whose shop is 209 West First street.
MI. Devaney has hati IA years expert
ence IN horseshoeing, and thoroughly
understands the proper shoeing of
horses. le shoes to prevent interfer-
ing and sore feet.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-23
MILITIA COMPANY
FOR RAINY CITY
Branch of National Guard to
be Mustered in
\ at Hilo.

ttuc a. 20 have a militia company and
,h.t right soon. for yesterday Governor
pole appointed Major ,. w. Pratt Of his
's,sn 20 90 10 Hilo and make the arrange
rents for the organization Of the con-
pany and its mastering INTO the Hawaii
an National Guard.
Fer some time Hilo has been anxious to
hive a company OF Guardsmen. Three
wears ago J. l. Carter organized a COM
rarv. bat az that time the Government
OF the Republic declined TO muster II into
the National Guard. Rec entity Captain
Fctter Of Company a moved to Hilo, and
he az once got together a crowd OF young
men and formed company. and n peu
ticu WIS sent ~ the Governor 10 have Il
nv stored into the service. Yesterday the
t.si9n was reached by the Governor.
after consultation with Adiutant General
scper. 20 accept the company and TO send
"a officer at once 70 Hilo TO make ar
rnf xemonts. The new company will
pre- fabiy be called Company I.
Several appointments were made BY the
Governor during the day. John n. Soper
was appointed Adjutant General and In
srector General with rank Of Lieutenant
CO lionel Captain J. W. Pratt and Cap
tain r.. o. White we're made Majors and
gwen places on the staff OF the Governor
No aides we're appointed. Captain Ber-
ger and Captain Towse held these posi-.
"a ms under the Republic.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-23
BAND At THE HAWAIIAN
HOTEL THIS EVENING

a concert will be given at 7:3o o'clock
this evening by the Government Band
at the Hawaiian Hotel. A special pro-
gram has been prepared for the occa-
sion by Captain Berger. The hotel
management specially request that car
riages do not enter the grounds by the
and the musicians are seriously dis
lows;
PART I.
n Clarinet sol0-"Autumn Leaves.
.s.s..s.... ....... ..Bergson
Mr.. ID. X. Naone.
Cornet SSo-"Mona" Adams
Mr.. L. Machado.
Euphonium Solo-'"The Artiste's
Polka" ..................... Hartman
Mr.. I. Eaaa.
-Four Waltz Songs with Orchestra and
Chorus
(a) Pride Of the Ball." (c) Doris"
Mrs. N Alapai.
OBJ "sweethearts." CD Just One Girl"
Miss I. keliiaa.
PART II;
r Clarinet solo-"scenes That Are
brightest ..................... Round
Mr.. G. Palikapu.
Cornet Solo-"Glen Island ......Short
Mr.. I. Amasin.
Piccolo Solo-"Auld Lang Syne' 80.
ssssss.ss. ss...... ........... Robinson
Mr.. ID. Nape.
Trombone Solo-"The Message" Brooks
Mr.. ". Baker.
The Star spangied Banner"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-23

M, y ,1 ',a', The Bri,On found time
sa.,, , ,..sn,lae truth or two. I'm
, a,,rvsS' ' ..apsre Of South Africa
n.Y -. 'hlnFs are further away
.se,ia , .., 70 be-" MY finish. for
th. ' ss,s Sersd the Boer. who had
ur.. 49,. This ievity. OF course.
~n nsly ili-tlmed. - Det-ol,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-23
ALSEN
R0RTLAND
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AGENTS TERRITORY.
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.$I5o.4757o2.4 AZ
A GREAT sUNDAY.scHooL TOUR.

There is now being carried out in
the Northwestern States great Sun
day'school Tour under the auspices
OF the International Sunday-school
Convention. The party, composed
OF five members, is as follows ::
Mr.. Marion Lawrance, General
Secretary of the International Con-
vention, who is in charge of the
tour Mr.. f. o. Excel, the famous
singer Rev. Alexander Henry, of
Philadelphia, representing the
Presbyterians Rev. +. S. Lewis,
ID. d., of Columbus, Ohio, repre-
senting the Methodists Mr.. Robt.
I. Bonsall, of Cincinnati, Ohio,
representing the Baptists. The
purpose is to review and strengthen
the Sunday school work of the
Northwest, and to give the denomi-
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addition. This tour is under the
direction Of the International Sun
day school Executive Committee,
Of which b. +. Jacobs, Atwood Bid,
Chicago, H.. is the Chairman.
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The Summer Quarter Begins June 2I 81
and Ends September lst.

Courses will be given in almost all
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Certified 10 the Auditor and by Him
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The Revised Figures.

Charleston, w. Va, June L.
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they thought my neck was busted.
I'm thinkin' that hard cider has more
gineral influence on gineral morality
in this community than circus pic
lures"
"It's a pint :" shouts the deacon
as he waves his cane on high "Its
pint NOBODY kin git over It's
hard cider that backin' vice all over
this county and histin' innocence
over the fence whenever they meet.
However, it may be that circus pic
lures also have their influence.
Moses, have you got any more argy-
ments ?"
"Of what use 2" says Moses as he
heavcs a sigh and turns away.
"Wasn't Sedan warned Did
Sedan heed it2 When vice stalks
rampant through every household
in Jericho, and innocence is driv'
to the fields to sit under a black
berry bush and weep, then remem-
Der what | have said tonight.
amt denyin' that hard cider is
bluntin' our morality, but when you
add circus pictures to hard cider
what do you do ?"
eyes, Sedan was warned, and
Sedan FELL" says the deacon as he
shakes his head, "but I'd like TO
hear from Lish Billings on this
matter"
cts purity late" says Lish.
GLOW purity late ?"
"Why, Jonas has rented his barn
ag'in and got FL deadhead tickets,
and here's one he give me. How's
that fur pint ?"
The meetin' stood appalled, for a
mint, and then Deacon Spooner
looks around and says
"Jonas has got 20 tickets left, and
that means he has 10 more to give
away outside his family. Fellow
countrymen, do you take it that this
meetin' has pledged herself ?"
ono, no, no !" shouted the crowd.
els it the opinion of this meetin'
that Jonas Teachout ought to be
wrassled with ?"
"No, no, no !"
"Then Pm appealin' directly to
Moses Harper. Moses, will you
withdraw them remarks about the
blight of destruction, the allurin'
colors of vice and innocence weepini
under blackberry bush ?"
al might" says Moses after a
little reflection, "but | want to be
let down easy"
1T snail be down. I'm ofterin'
the followin' resolution to be voted
on Resolved, That circus pic
lures on barn may or may not
affect the moral standard of a
community, but we are willin' to
chance it this year All in favor
or agin will manifest it in the
usual way"
The resolution was carried with
a whooP, and the crowd piled
over itself to get outdoors and
look around for Jonas Teachout
and beg fur deadhesd tickets, and
Moses Harper wasn't one of the last.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-06-14
THE JERICHO
POSTOFFiCE.
Old Pop Perkins, Postmaster, Tells
About Circus Posters and Their
Infincnce.

s,'AdT was Moses Harper
~ who begun il. Some
one told him that a cir
Gus advertising wagon was
slowly but surely approach
ing the town of Jericho, and
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-04-12
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There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
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F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, Q.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-04-12
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