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then leave her. as he has now twice
left me-"
my dear he said to me once in
Boston. when | was there trying to
bring him back to our home, which
he had deserted, My dear, in that
house lives a woman from whom I got
$4,000 in less than three months and
he pointed to a mansion on one Of the
fashionable emu Of that city.
There Is one woman living in this
city who thought she was the real
wife OF Mr.. Leighton. She had twice
gone through the marriage ceremony
with him. That woman told me that
when Leighton deserted her and she
applied to a lawyer to institute pro-
ceedings for divorce, the lawyer told
her there was no necessity for going
through the form, as she had never
been married to Leighton, as he had
already several wives living, and a
dozen Of his marriages could be found
on the records.
THE only thing we ever quarreled
about she said, was a proposition
that he made to me to go West, or, at
least, take a room to myself in another
house, so that he could marry other
women and get hold of their money.
He was astonished when | Indignantly
refused. Women, he declared. were
running after him to such an extent
that 1t was fun getting money from
them. and that he could soon pick up
several thousand dollars. | refused to
take part in any such miserable plot,
and he ran away from me-"
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A Muscular Minister.

The Rev. John Med. Hervey. pastor
of the United Presbyterian church at
Richmond, Va, dealt out summary
punishment to a stranger who insult
ed his wife. Mrs. Hervey, while re-
turning home alone, was accosted by
a man who caught her by the arm.
She broke away, and on reaching home
notified her husband. The Rev. Mr..
Hervey hunted up the insulter and
whipped him without mercy.
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what % Memory,.

A schoolmaster. who had been tell
ing or the doings of Caesar, ended up
with: And all this happened over
l 'ooo years ago" A little boy, his blue.
eyes wide open with wonder, said afteD
a moment's thought: "Oh, what a
memory you've got
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Refused the SALARY.

Acting Governor Johnson OF New
Jersey has refused to accept the s27
a day to which he is entitled while
acting as governor during Governor
voorhees, absence. He says that Mr..
voorhees, needed a vacation and he is
willing to perform Mr.. Voorhees,
duties without compensation during
the time the governor is away.
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Curlous Paper Weight.

The most curious paper weight In
the world is said to belong to the
Prince Of Wales. 1t is the mummied
hand of n of the daughters OF
Pharaoh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-07-06

found upon the bodies of dead soldiers,
and In every case the wishes OF the
testator have been respected.
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Is A GAY SWINDLER.
CHARLES LEIOHToN'S SUCCESS
WITH FAIR WOMEN.

Hc Always Has mn Eye to Business and
WhesdIes Cash Out Of His Dupes-
Said To BE Possessor OF Many wiyeo-
story OF n Victim.
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SPRING: +. h.
OVERCOA'T | |! =.
" $3.50, SO, IS.
N 5. Burrows;
STATE or M1NNEsOTA zCo11Nr,

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY
Of st. Louis-ss.. In Probate Court.
Special term, April 9Th, 1900.
In the matter Of the estate of Truman
D. Bartlett, Deceased. !
On reading and filing the petition of
William B. Bartlett, OF Chippewa Falls,
y, IT,. representing, among other
resided last prior to his death ct the
Chippewa, state of Wisconsin, on the
2Sth day of August, 1894, died intestate,
seized Of an estate of inheritance. in
certain lands in the county Of st. Louis
state OF minnesota, which said lands
are described In said petition, and that
more than hve years have elapsed since
the death of said Truman d. Bartlett,
deceased, and that administration has
not neen granted or had of said estate
of said deceased in this state, and pray
ing that the descent sOf said lands de-
scrihed In said petition be by this court
determined, and, said lands assigned to
such persons as are entitled thereto by
Now. Therefore; It is. hereby. Ordered
that the said ~petition be heard at a
term OF this court to he held at the
Probate ontce; In the Court house, in
the city OF Duluth inssaids county OF St
the 30th ,day.of April. "a. * 1900. ass q.
1T Isl further ordered. That notice
sthersof be given to the heirs Of said
sdeeeAgeds andst TO, all >pef1ods Interested
spublishin this ord def s6nce In each
week. Tor three, ssMcceaBfY& weeks. prior
81 said day OF hea ring IN the Labor
:. weekly newspaper printed
.snas publish q ulutlpl ns r. IA county
aea..asae e.s y innssot his stll
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shsria's ]! No sAa1 !|I

Under and s., Virtue az IN nxscutibn
District E6art tof AZ the q IL Is of Minns.
sofa Fin and for the s1leH zenith ltdiciel
the str r. ana and cguRty 81 81 oho non q
Judgment rendered. and .dock ted in
said Court and County lin: nm action
therein, wherein tbhh Jeqsw Jr.,
Was plaintiff and Fielder 3. Chew and
CHARLES T. Maginnis Defendants So
Defendant, for the sum Of Three Hun
ored Forty-one and 3d. 100 Dollars.
which said Execution has TO- me- as
sheriff Of said st. Louis County. been
duly directed and delivered, have lev
LED upon and will sell at public auction
Soe ene Il ef fhe sa:h d dd he GS
OF Duluth. In said County of st: Louis.
on on. Wednesday. the. 25th day Of April:
1SOO, at ten. o'clock in the. forenoon OF
that day, all the right, title and inter-
est that above named Judgment debtor
estate: hereinafter described, on the
date Of the rendition Of said Judgment
or that he may have thereafter &C
CURED. the description of the property
being as follows, to-wit: :. ..<t
two (22) lot seven rs southwest quar-,
ter of northeast quarter (swA of neA)
and southeast quarter Of northwes,
quarter (seA Of nWA) of section -four
q? all In township sixtY-two (62) north
OF range fourteen (14) west fourth
principal meridian and northwest quar-.
ter of northwest quarter (nwA of nwA)
OF section thirty-five (35) township
sixty-three (63) north Of range twelve
I'D west fourth principal meridian.
All the above described land lying
and being In st. Louis County: Mime
sofa. = -. t:s
Dated Duluth, Minn., March 5th, 1900
WILLIAM c.. SARGENT,
Sheriff St. Louis County, MINI. j,
BY v. "A. DASH. Deputy
P. III. SEYMOUR, Is
Labor World. 17-24-S1, April 7-14-21.
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TIE Food N Easli.hman Consunes.

In 1883 we expended in England 946,-
o@RdooS SON. wheat, e $4,000 eoTon meat.
;a$1. oe9ooos on tea and sugar, smakins =
total 81 ;e15z, ooo, 900, or R4ss5s per In
'habitant. In 1897 we expended $780,
100000. showing an increase over 1883
(ten years earlier) Of s3o,0oo, 900, which
sum is far in excess of the, requirements
of the increased population during that
period. Value of food imports, COM
mon necessaries of life, such, as wheat,
sugar, meat, butter, cheese, tea, coffee,
rice, eggs and potatoes. fresh fruits,
spirits, and wine was in 1860 &69, DOC, 900;
1870, e91, 000, 900; 1880, EGO, 1000, 900; 1889.
e153, o00, 900; 1897, s189y00O.000. In tons.
total amount of food for year from 1860
was $500, 900 tons, rising to 10,910,000 in
1889, or $40 pounds Of food per in
habitant, and allowing for a CORES
ponding rise from 1889 to 1899, we should
have something like 100000 tons Of
food for which we are depending on
the Observation-Disclosures Review.
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lortsage Fereslssuro saIs.

pagasst q az .sa aa W. = Hun tas
doilar. which aaa 6 Sc dae ana
10 due at the date Of this notice upon 9.
CERTAIN !aln. Mortgage. duly executed and
Eveleth w. Nice ormick, her husband,
Mortgagors, to Valeria B. Penrose,
Mortgagee, bearing date the tenth day
OF: May. 1884, and with q power Of sale
therein contained, duly recorded in the
3for.the County OF st. Louis and State
Of Minnesota, on the 18th day Of June,
1884, at 1895 O'clock p. NJ. IN Book 81
OF mortgages. on page 459.
), which h. said Mortgage; together with
assigned By said Valera B. Penrose,
Mortgages to Elizabeth w. Merchant
by written assignment dated the 21st
day of July. 1894, and recorded in, the
OFFICE of said Register Of Deeds, on the
seh fa S n Seok is 9s St ee
on page 5l0: &.
which said Mortgage. together with
said debt secured thereby, was duly
assigned by said Elizabeth w, Mer-
chant. the assignee and holder thereof
ment dated the seventeenth day of
February, 1900, and recorded on the
nineteenth day Of February, 1900, at
o'clock p. NJ, In Book 14S of said
Mortgages. page 1s4; and no action or
law or otherwise, to recover the debt
secured by said Mortgage. or any part
thereof. 's=z5. 8
Now. Therefore, Notice is Hereby
Given, That by virtue Of the power OF
pursuant to the statute in such case
made and provided, the said Mortgage
will be fOreclOsed by a sale of the
premises described in and conveyed by
said Mortgage, viz: a
Block Fifteen .t15) Merchants PARK
Division Of Duluth and Fraction Lot
spaiding's Addition to the city Of Du:
luth, according to the recorded plats Of
said respective division and addition II
sofa, with the hereditaments and ap
purtenances: which sale will be mad<
by the Sheriff Of said st. Louis County
at the front door, Of the Court House
and state, on the sixteenth day o
| April, 1900, at 10 o'clock A. M, Of tina
day. at public vendue, to the hfghes
bidder for cash, to pay such debt g
/ 3216.82, and interest, and the taxe1
on a,,z ss az, do Rssni3 xstorne eH
| fees. as stipulated in and by said Mort
gage in case Of foreclosure, and the dis
bursements allowed by law; subject t,
l redemption at any time within one yea
from. the day Of sale. as provided b!
Dated March End, 1900. 49,. .:
@ s CHARLES r.. STAT,
/ AFFORD & HUNT,
Attorneys,
1896 Torrey Building, =
j 3<.~z:hss Duluth, MINI.
Labor World-March 3. 10. II. "a. 81
! M -. ~ April T.. 4
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Where the Government Wins.

1t frequently occurs that officers of
national banks retain the first notes is
sued by the bank as souvenirs If
these notes are never brought into cir
culation and are never presented to the
government for redemption the govern
ment is that; much richer. The records
of the redemption division show that
there has not been an instance since
national banks were first organized
where the entire circulation of any
bank was fully redeemed and there ID
today considerable fund in the treas
ury to that amount.-Indianapoli
Press. .~-,.- >.
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$R1yen. that shY Vit t64sG3 sl4h& 085s e.
sale. contained inzssaid mioff9a - ai1d
pursuant to the statue In sucl1 caae
made and provided. the said mortgage
VIII be fOreclosed by sale az the
premises. described in: and conveyed by
said mortgage. viz: ... ~ So
Northeast quarter of Northwest
quarter (NEA) of NWk) and lots one
III and two. (2) and three t3) of section
nineteen .(19) in township sixty-eieht
l6S) North Of range seventeen 40
West Of the fourth (4th) Principal
MeridianNn st. Louis County and State
Of Minnesota. with the hereditaments
and appurtenances: which sale will be
made BY the sheriff Of said st. Louis
County at-tthe front door tof the
County court house. in the city Of
Duluth in said County and State. on
vendue. to the highest bidder for. cash.
eiehtv-seven and 5o-1oo tsss7. so, dollars.
and interest. and the taxes. If any. on
said premises, and twenty-five 32500l
dollars; attorneys fees. as STIPULATED
foreclosure. and the disbursements
allowed by law: subject to redemption
at any. time within one year from the
day Of sale. as provided by law.
Dated February 2eth a. D: 1900.
A.EV. H. WAKEMAN. s&
-. -, =, ASSIGNEE of Mortgage.
AUSTIN N. McGINDLEY, 81.
Attorney. 505-506 Providence bldg.
Duluth. MIMI. 80; -. I. ~. = =
Labor World Marcf-s -1o.17- 81 April
4. Isl. s-.4 . -
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Efforts are being made to impress
Governor Roosevelt in to the accept
ance of second place on the Republican
ticket, in spite of: his :posttivea declara-
tlons that he will refuse the honor even
ii unanimously tendered ito. him. .%of
course the Governors idea is to wait
until 1904, with the expectation Of his
being nominated for the presidency
then, but it may be that the party. will
consider that his aid is essential to
making victory sure this fall. and in
that case. he will have TO yield: The
country likes Roosevelt .andt believes
him to be thoroughly honest. 49,: -:
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The marvel Of the recently published
:''open door" correspondence is that the
United States makes no concession in
return for the inestimable advantage
'its& gains. s.It atakes.s the,i benefits as a
sort of counsels fee for 4the!work it has
done in bringing the nations together
on common basis; I'M hina.* The whole
thing<came about; 80 ,gimplysthat 1t is
impossible to avoid wonder tfat no:one
!, ever thought Of ii betore*e. IS. d
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The storming of stairway Hill.

Each evening when papa comes home
from out the noisy street
He hears the martial sound of drum.
the, pattering of feet;
And on the brow of stairway hill a.
:s.gallant picket stands,rr
While on his drum he louder beats than
z twenty brazen. bands. 81
With stealthiness papa lays down his
hat and coat and cane,
And all the time the soldier drums and
drums wild refrain. !. -.
And" then papa creeps slowly to the
crest Of Stairway hill
With merry dancing eyes that make
the gallant sOldier1thrill. lN
- suddena icharseEecstatic screams:
~, picket would retreat, 's
But duty bids him stand his ground,
! 4, 4. the enemy to meet. h
Inc drum goes Dumping down the hill
the struggle's very short
Before papa has captured him who
. bray held. the fort. .z72'
(. And An then papa goes marching on Ashis
Prisoner sliing on high, 4.
To where mamma. the comm ssary,
80 fusses with q pie. 70 z. 'ss,. On
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Order for Hearing Proof o. WIN.

~ -
STATE OF MINNESOTA. /: COUNTY
Special Term, April ID, 1900. 1T 5.,
In the matter ofsthe' estate of Xavier
Bone, Deceased I ! SIS i. 10. Sc, go Z
Whereas, an instrument in writing,
epurpo<ting Ito be the Last Will and
Testament bf Xavier Hone. 8 deceased.
lateof said county. has heensq delivered
! And Whereas, elizabeth Bone, has
among other ms u.s. Il hai said Xavier
Bone died iii said 60 Unit on the 23rd
dayssof March. 1901, testat and that
said petitioRer Isl the widow of deceas-
ed and praYing that tie SAID instru;
msat Mfh the
will annexed be Issued thereon e Eliz-
: its ordersd, That the proofs Of said
Instrument: and the. said petition. be
heard before this court, ~ the; Probate
office in the City OF Duluth IN said
County: on Mpndsy tne 9 IN, DAY e. 20, q
forenoon; when all persons Interested
may appear tot sor contest the probate
of said instrument; s.
And it IS fuither ordered, That mo-
Ttice< Of the tif&eA and place Of said
hearing be giykn to- aiI persons inter-
ested, by publthing this order once u
each week orstnree sqc So s,s, weeks eks
Labor worldA weekly newspaper
printed and published at Duluth In said
Dated at D5uth, Minnesota, the I'd
day of April, Is. %: 1900 ~. r. ~. .l
by the Court.
:. , : J.. >. MtppLEcoFF.
Judge OF Probate.
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There seems to bea dispute taso Is
~ hiii1plaes: .sIkssSs ss ep' to$ EeG!
xra&tA eaaA bth1saz; Z. CLERICAL witnesses.
there are hundreds Of saloons and
'thousands~of drunkards there. Accord
ing to the gqveEpmsat statistic 81 the
' i'm 1ss9tFs 70 fP e., half whtts it
s ssa p esS{x5 qnr naqeSys'essou; ii
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PuL.t LdIh. .------------.- !
It's better we commence at home Il
And from that point begin. :
-
We have no right to judge man I'll
7 Until he's fairly tried:
Should we-not like his company,
We know the world is wide.
Some may have faults-who have not;
The old as well as the young:
Perhaps we may. for :naught we know
Have fifty to their one.
= Then let us all when we commence
To Islander friend or foe
Think of the harm the world may do
To those who little KNOW
Remember curses, sometimes, like
! Our chickens, "roost at home,''
Don't speak of others. faults until
+ We have none of our own,
-. w.. The Carpenter.
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Sprinkle the Streets.

The early spring! has taken us all by
surprise. yet there is no excuse for the
Board of Public Works neglectlng to
furnish a sprinkler, rstWo tor Superior;
Street It is somethfrts'A is9rae efulA to-
allow the streets to be in the condition
that they! are todaY:@> w ta4e the like
breeze. .istsomewhat brisk and stirs suR
much dust that can only be avoided 6y
'discarliing considerable: rad AaRe,t We
are aware of the fact that bids, etc,
must be advertised for; and 'contraetsa
let for the sprinkling Of streets: Funds
are created for this purpose by spe-
cial sprinkling assessment. sSRytYfah
the: health and comfort of Superior
street pedestrians, the Board of Pubic
Works could easily furnish a man and
;eam from their maintenance depart
l. S.rst and put at least; one, spripke.
7i,r,offS si.e street. It Is az essehffM ~ ttH
I 70 .seep the street ,sprinkled as it
L. riseas the g,ttefsS y4 q nfaS9 tf
a. we know Of no reason Why THIS
cannot be dane and paid for out, at the
maintenance fund. ~ s's "GTVaa
The traffic on superior street is
greater now than at. almost any other
- -,-i:>A... a I'll Js.'i q t11i-a ~.
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to be strong on !: the stamp.

The Porto Rican fight is over 50 far
as the Senate is concerned, but the real
battle is yet to come in the house. IN
it is over, we shall not know, whether
Speaker Henderson's simple duty is
more or les powerful than President
McKinley's plain, duty" q -
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Sunl1lAA1la.


s&ss
1s1A ~ or TN Eso a., couNTYl
& Of 81. Louis ss. Dt!trict Court,
Wiliiai de af,e' and William a. cant
plttntifes, against Rudolph Meili, also
all. other persons or parties unknown.
claiming any right, title. estate, lien
or interest In the real estate described
The state 81 Minnesota nnss e the above
named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned and re-
CURED to answer the complaint Of the
plaintiffs in the above entitled action,
which ts filed in the office OF the Clerk
judicial District, IN and for the County
OF st. Louis and State of Minnesota
ana to serveNa copy of your answer to
the said complaint on the subscriber.
e; MS Office In the City OF Duluth, in
said County. within twenty COO days
you, exclusive of the day of such SER
vice; and il you fail to answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid.
the plaintiffs in this action will apply
70 the Court for the relief demanded in
JOHN BROWN.
Pla1ntin's Attorney, Duluth. MIMI,
Onice at room No. 401, Lonsdale
building: Residence. No. Z. East
*ONl III 0tTeeI, DulUCn, Mlnn. -
49,, LIS PENDDNs.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY
OF st. Louis. District Court, Eiey.
enth Judicial District. ~: -
william Getty and William A. Cant
Other persons OR parties unknown
claiming any right. title, estate. lien al
interest in the real estate described III
tne complaint herein. Defendants
Notice Is hereby given that the abov.
emitted action has been commenced
and is now pending in the Districl
Court for the Eleventh judicial Dis.
Lrlct within and for the county az 81
Louis and State of Minnesota: that III
names Of the parties plaintiff and de.
IenQant In said action are respectivel,
as above set forth; that the object q,
said action is to obtain q JUDGMENT q,
sald Court determining that plaintiff.
are the owners in fee simple OF the
property hereinafter described and tia,
(, a o;a and each Of them have. nj
right, title. estate, or interest therein
or lien thereon; that the real nrnnerf,
affected and involved in said action + i,
situated in said County Of ST. T.nni'
and State Of Minnesota. and ia A..
cribed as follows, to-wit: The south
west quarter. OF the southwest ouarte
eswA OF swA) Sof <ssction .1iumhere1
!: fourteen (l) in township n,,r,h Sers.
! Iorty.n1ne .(4O north Of range .n1lm
: DeFed nfteens Q5) west, according /.
the government survey thereof. - Z
dated December 2. 1899: Is: ~, \,
Attorney for Plaintiffs, Duluth, Min.
LABOR World Mich. 10-17-24-31, Arr u
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New Pianos for Rent.

The last Persian Minister left this
country in rage because the papers
persisted in nicknaming him. The new
one, Mofakham Ed Dowleh,> is not like
ly. to escape a similar fate. He is sure
to be called Ed"
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Ihe Peoples Party
caJI ftr 81. Lsyis County Conven-.
Z @@sE5s ss tfOn,

49,
tt0n.
In compliance with the action and
call Of the National committee in meet
ing assembled at Lincoln. Nebraska
February 18th, 1900. and that Of the
State Central committee of Minnesota.
In meeting assembled at st. Paul, March;
18th. 1900, this call Is hereby issued by
the duly authorised and empowered
county committee.of the Peoples. Party
for st. Louis county for county del
.egate convention Of said party to as
semble and. convene at the Court
House In the city Of Duluth on Satur-
day. April 2Sth, 1900. The purpose Of
said convention is declared to be the
selection Of thirteen delegates to the.
State Peoples Party convention to be-
held I'M the city Of Minneapolis on May
End, 1900. which State convention is to.
be held for the purpose of selecting for
ty-stx delegates to the National Con-
vention of said Party to be held at
Sioux Falls, May 9Th, 1900.
Each voting precinct in the county
shall be entitled. to one delegate at
large In attendance at said County
Convention and one additional delegate
for each fifty votes, or major fraction
thereof, cast in such precinct for Hon.
5. NJ. Owen. Peoples Party candidate
for governor in 1894. The time of hold
Ing the primaries for the selection Of
delegates to said County Convention is
hereby fixed at the hour between seven
and eight O'clock p. M Friday. April
9th, 1900. ;.ss 7z@...
All ana only such qualified voters of
THIS county as endorse the fundamentaI
principles Of the Peoples: Party: enun-
I ciated by its National Conventions OF
omaha and st. Louis, and who oppose
the pernicious and un-American inf1u-
ences. doctrines and institutions now
dominating the councils of the Nation.
al administration and both legislative.
branches of the Federal government.
and who believes in the preservation
OF the individuality and integrity of
the Peoples Party separate and dis
1 tinct from all other political organiza-=
tlon on ar and, who at the same time are
opposed to further endangering the
Tree institutions Of this: republic ana
the liberties and opportunities of it's
! peopte by rendering aid to plutocracv
/ q dividing land thereby weakening the
forces OF progress and reform, are in
vlted to participate in the said pri1nar-
les and convention hereby called and
authorized.
PEOPLES PARTY COUNTY COM
Ml MITE. Of St. Louis County, MINI.
-, r.. =. Jeckell. Chairman,
Il. Bartlett, Secretary.