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ANDREW n. PARK.

the present county superintendent of
schools. has filed for the Republican
nomination for second term. super,
infendent Park has made good official
and has worked constantly for the good
of the schools. He is now in the best
possible position to advance the educa-
tional interests Of St. Louis county.
knowing as he does their wants. and
having the confidence and respect not
only Of the teachers and school people
Of the county. but also of the state and
district. He is a member Of the state
Reading Circle Board Of the county
superintendents state committee on leg
Lake Superior TEACHERS association:
His high moral character. executive
ability and educational qualifications
stamp him as the man for the position.
AS a Republican he stands on his re-
cord. Never has the party asked or
even expected anything of him but what
their wishes have been fulfilled even
more than expected. both in financial
help and in personal work. His vote
has always been Republican. for he be-
lieves in the PRINCIPLES Of the party.
and in the people who carry the work
on.
He is one of the common people. and
has worked his way up from the farm,
forge and lumber yard. In 1896 he was
honOred by being elected president Of
the Cloquet saWmill workers union. No.
GIL. American Federation of Labor. He
understands and has confidence in the
common people and hopes you will en-
dorse him September Is.
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TRAVELLING CORN KITCHEN.
Plan to >Acquaint Europeans With
the Palatability of the Cereal.

Plan to >Acquaint Europeans With
/ the Palatability of the Cereal.
From the Brooklyn. Eagle:
The unique suggestion Of a travelling
corn kitchen, operated under the di-
rection of" United States government Of
ficers, Is ; proposed by Consul Ozmun,
of Stuttgart. I:. r.:
The idea of an American corn kitch-
en- is not new. one having been main
tanned by the department Of agriculture
at the Paris. exposition, where hun
dreds of bushels of corn were cooked
into all sorts of dainty dishes and serv-
ed free. to visitors: !. The present. scheme
is to- give to Europeans an insight in
to the palatability of this cereal and
to show them that 1T forms a splendid
cheap food.
This is something that all Europe is
in need of, and there are many Ameri-
cans who believe that as soon as the
foreigners get acquainted with our corn
it will supply the want The plan of
Consul Ozmun is to have a corps of ex-
pert cooks travel about Europe, stay
ing a month or so in each of the big
European cities, giving exhibitions in
the preparation Of corn into griddle
cakes, mullins, buildings and other ap-
pet1z1ng dishes. These will be served
free, together with talk on the ad-
yantages of American corn as a cheap
and desirable food
Secretary Wilson is much pleased
with the idea, but the, department has
no funds that gould be employed for
this purpose, but next year Secretary
Wilson says heawtll submit the bro.
position to congress-. ,.n. ,-..
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A New Pound Weight.

From the London Spare Moments:
: A peddler> in the Highlands:of Scot
land, having run short Of butter, ap-
piled to farmers wife for supply.
"How much do you want?' asked the
woman.
"A pun will do said the peddler.
II Gamma max you a pun" said the
woman. "Why, haze ma pun weight"
"Weel, what weight haze ye?" said the
peddler. r..
: : "Twa pun','' said the woman.
"And which is the weight" said the
man.
ooh, it's just the tongs."
''Weel," said he, put ane leg Of the
tongs in the scale and the other oot-
side, and that'll be pun"
The woman did as requested. but
when it was weighed she looked doubt
fully at the butter and said: =,
1T looks a large pun" :, :,
"It's Alright. woman. How much is,
it?' said the peddler.
"Sixpence," was the reply.
The peddler paid and hastily depart
ed. lest she should discover how she had
been cheated. =: :
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MISS GoULD:THEIR GUEST:
From the New York Commercial sAd-

From the New York Commercial sAd-
:" vertiser: r r Il
Miss Helen M. Gould, who. among
other numerous charities, is conducting
an industrial school for boys and girls
near the Could country home at 1rv-'
ington-on-. the-Hudson, made a. tour OF
investigation Of several of the vaca-,
ton schools of this city, accompanied
by Miss Lenora Mcconnell who is gen.
eral supervisor Of sewing.
It is her purpose to gain more init
mate knowledge Of the methods of in
struction used in New York city: schools
with the view OF introducing them in
to her own school, =: she*was especially
interested in domestic s. science work,
a department. ofS:which her school
makes speciality
; In 147 East Broadway Miss Gould
was welcomed by Mrs. Wilson, general
supervisor Of domestic science and Miss
L. E. Pearee, :: the principal. She
visited in turn the Feather works, the
normal training, millinery, weaving and
domestic science classes. When a for
NAL introduction was, made. by
teacher a look OF pleased surprise
passed over the face of each child and
the response, How: do you do, Miss
Could, in, concert was most hearty.
Miss, Gould expressed much interest in
the work. Of each Glass. She inquired
Of each teacher as: to her methods, and
took especially notice. Of the individual
work Of the children themselves, saying
a word OF warm praise: or asking a
question. -.
The; climax. of the entertainment was
reached. in the domestic science de-
partment, where Miss Gould found a
snow White table spread with a dainty
repast. prepared Nv six little girls.
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CONTEST NOTIsjR

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
United States Land Office. DulskA
Minnesota, July l, 1902.
A sufficient contest affidavit. having
been filed in this office by T. A. WeEs,
contestant, against. homestead entry
No. 1928. made April IL, 1887, for lots
4 and S. section: 35,s township 81 N,
range II W., by David p. Waters.
confestee, in which it is alleged that
said David P. Waters has wholly aban-
dcned said land for more than eleven
years last past; that he has forfeited
said entry by his failure to submit
final proof within the statutory period:
and that said alleged abandonment
was not due to his employment in the
army, navy or marine corps of the
United States during any war; said
parties are hereby notified to appear.
respond and offer evidence touching
said allegation at 10 o'clock a. m. on
Sept. II, 1902, before the register and
receiver at the United States Land
Office in Duluth, Minnesota.
The said contestant having, In .
proper affidavit, filed June 5, 1902, so&
forth facts which show that after due
diligence personal service Of this notice
can not be made, it H. hereby ordered
and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
J. M. SMITH,
R<c&ven
Labor World, Aug. 9-16-23-AQ. Sept.
s. 1902.
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w. A.*HOLGATE

is a candidate for the Republican NOM
ination for County Treasurer. Mr..
Holgate has been a resident Of Duluth
for Is years. In 1887 he sold out a
large and profitable manufacturing
business in the: east to come and make
Duluth his home, investing much
public spirited citizen, ever mindful of,
and taking great interest and pride in
the. upbuildtng of Duluth. His repu-
tation as business man is such, that
the people of St. Louis county have
confidence that if he is nominated and
elected to the office of County Treas
urer, the business of that office will be
conducted with faithfulness, integrity
and ability. AS party man. Mr.. Hol-
gate has always been active in promot-
ing the interest of the Republican
party. both national, state, county and
municipal. His faithfulness to the
party has not been prompted by any
thought Of office. having never before
been a candidate for anything. It is.
SUCH faithfulness that the party should
consider, when men of known ability
are candidates for office. His nominal
tion.. there is no doubt, will be for
the best interest, Of the party and the
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BILLY AND THE BEAR.

From the Words Work:
Trout! An deer!" he was saying.
An say, Billy. tell EN- about the
bear" ,-.. - =.
Billy wouldn't. He blushed.: Amid
the unchecked. laughter that rang
through the. smoking room, he could
not save his face. &c.,; ,.:: -.
Billy found an Indians trail didn't
You Billy?' good-naturedly jeered the
one they called "Perk.i,,- -: 49,:
You see he thought 1T was an, In
ian's, a barfooted INDIANS" said he
expansively to the room, : in; general,
but it was bear She = said it
"bearr's,' being native Of Wisconsin.
BILLY was death on bears. He used
to tell us how his uncle killed grizz-
-eh, Billy? So Billy took a Winchester
an went bear hunting. For be got
us to help he chased Ills invisible, but
trembling, quarry-let me see,-six
weeks 1 think it was"
Three days." said Billy. >,
"At last went on the story, 1--WE went
out together and beat up neck OF
woods where Billy said the bear had
its nest; he said it was grizzly with
fourteen lrattles. BILLY himself sat
waiting at the upper end. And we did
start the beast. We caught a glimpse
Of him now and then--like a black pig
scattering through the brush.
"He shot out Of the bushes into
Billy's open like. wedding sky.
rocket, and, not seeing Billy, ne SAT
1vpe q
bulged out like marbles. tell YOU
gentlemen. his hair rose 50 fast his
hat went up like a cIay pigeon from a
trap He dropped hes gun and in two
strides he waded intb that bear hell
bent-for-Kais Excited? He kicked
he punched, he kicked again: His un.
Gle with the lead pendil and the srizzly'
was nothing to Billy. bare handed,
maulinx that scared, black, hall grown y
cub. It wasn't ten seconds pe1o1e Z "a tne
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bear found the mill too hottie was. no
prize-tighter-and while Billy, chased
him into the woods, rocking him with
everything he could reach, we rolled
on the ground and laughed. When we
came up to Billy he was sitting on the
grass with his legs stuck out in front,
looking :at the rifle-he: had picked
it up And !crying!" J.
Most of that's a lie," said Billy,
"but 1 guess I did forget the gum"
and, frightening little, I landed him
a couple good ones, though" And we
all joined the mighty laugh that went
uD
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An Odd Scheme OF Firinr c.nnon

NJ - AGAAAS OAnnOn. !
From the Chicago Tribune:
Army ordnance officers have been
asked to=:give their attention to con-
sloer remarkable invention of an Ohio
man, who believes he has discovered
something which will contribi1te
to the deadliness Of armament. The
model which is submitted was a nickel
plated affair, sufficiently convincing
In its operation in miniature. The in
Ventor places six guns between upright
wheels, suspending them after the
manner OF the carriages in the Ferris
wheel.
by simple mechanism different an
eies OF fire, the same for all the guns
at one time, may be obtained, It is
proposed to rotate the guns, loading the
guns In succession from a conveniently
placed platform. The inventor believes
that any coliber Of gun may be placed
In his Wheel. He had left to the ex-
perts, however, the details of construc-
ton and such problems as the distri-
button of weight. BY the most
casual calculations it was found that
the twelve inch: guns which he proposes
to be thus placed and his wheels would
weigh million pounds. This does not
take into consideration! the axle and
the other incidental mechanism. .
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MORTGAGE SALE.

MORTGAGE SALE.
Default having been made, IN the
Se the ana du % S s aSnes
lars 1.-TWO hundred twenty-seyen and
47-1o0 (s227.47) dollars of which is in
teresD which is claimed to be due at
The date Of this notice upon pod
Kandiyohi County Bank, bearing date
the 9Th day of November, A. D. 1925,
and duly recorded in the. office Of the
ty of St. Louis and State of Mime
sofa, on the 8th day of November, A.
D. 1895, at 12:15 o'clock p. m. in Book
No. 80 of mortgages, on page 5Sl, and
no action or proceeding, at law or
otherwise having been instituted to re-
cover the debt secured by said mort
gage, or any part thereof:
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, and the premises
described therein and coyered by s said
twelfth dip Of lots thirteen Q3) and
fourteen QD in block fourteen (14 in
Portland Division of Duluth: An un-
divided one-third G,$) Of lots one 115 a.;
block one hundred and nine ,(1o9) in
Endion Division of Duluth: and an I'M
13), four rs, five (5), six 60. seven %
ana eight IS in block one hundred
and nine C09) in said Endion Division;
all according to the recorded 'plats of
said Portland and Endion Divisions
to the City of Duluth, with the here
ditaments and appurtenances, will be
sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder. for cash, to pay said debt and
interest and the taxes Gf any on said
premises. and twenty-five ($25.00) dol
lars attorneys fees as stipulated in
and by said mortgage in case of fore
closure, and the disbursements allowed
by law: which sale will be made by
the sheriff of said St. Louis county. at
the front door Of the court house, in
the City of Duluth in said county and
state on the goth day of September, "A
D. 1902. at 10 o'clock a. m. of that day
subject to redemption at any time
within one year from the day of sale
as provided by law.
Dated this End day Of August, A. D
THE KAND1YoH1 COUNTY BANK
Moptgagee.
BITTERNESS & DOWNS,
Attorneys for Mortgage, -,
Willmar, MINI. !, ..y
6-13. 1902.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY
of St. Louis. S..
Take notice. that the. following de,
scribed piece or parcel Of land situatedi
il the County 81 ST n LOWS %a*t sfat9 IF
Minnesota to W.T.: one rnH wes! of the
Southeast one-uuarter of the south
west one-ouarter WV Of seA OF sen
of swA. Section %. Township 81. Rance
II. containing 5 acres. more or less;
thereof. was on the fifth day Of May.
A. D. 1885, bid in for the state for
the sum of Two Dollars and ninety-tWo
cents. pursuant to a zeal estate, tax Ak
in the le said County of st. Louis on the
21st day Of March. A. D: 1899 IN pro
ceedings to enforce payment, OF taxes
delinquent upon real estate for the wear
was on the 18th day Of December: A. D.
1901. assigned to the State Of Mime;
sofa for the sum Of Three. Dollars ana
eiehty-five cents: That: the amount to
ment exclusive Of the cost~:to accrue
upon this notice is the said SUM r OF
Three Dollars and eightX-fve cents.
with interest thereon at, the rate Of one
Of December. 1901. to: the time Of such
redemption anda delinquent taxes. and
penalties and costs accruing suisse
uuent to said ASSIGNMENT with Interest
thereon to the time. Of such redemption
and the time within which said land
|. can be redeemed from said assignment
| will expire sixty days after service Of
| this notice and proof: thereof: has been
filed the, office of the County Auditor
in and for said st. Louis County: Min
81 Of; CHAPTER: s. General Laws Of Min
nesota. for the Year 1877. and amend.
ments thereto. ~: ::
Dated. Duluth this list day of, August
1SeaD - 49,. O. -HALDEN...
Auditor st. Louis County. MINI
| Tohor -Wor1d A,u-E90.S Sont, H-12 1870
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NOTICE
E FORD

CLosURE SALE.
;I Default has saI been made in the cor;
a a109S Of TIA
gee, dated May 18th. 1894: pad ryoQr19d
In the office, of ths. rexistea Of 4eeds
a e} A H. seSaty NV Of his ap e @
nor IT. n Vas On the f. d.y Of E1 Az
gust. 1885, for valuable consideratton
still is the owner and holder thereof.
Registry Of Deeds, Sept. 18th. $780, in
sale and said default consists of the
refusal and the NEGLECT to pay the debt
That 1here is eisad 70 BE- ana IS das
on said mortgage the sum of 1888. 1t
principal and interest.
Therefore by reason OF said default.
such case provided. said mortgage will
be foreclosed by a sale of the land
covered by. and described in said mort
land situated in the county Of St. Louis
and state Of Minnesota. described as
f fnc t4Nf Lot S SHmbdr tT G2XEo IN
West Duluth: MINI. .according to the
office Of the register Of deeds in and
parcel of land, with the hereditaments
ana appurtenances thereunto belong
ing. viii be sold ct public auction to the
door of the district court house, in. the
city Of Duluth: in the county and state
aforesaid, by the sheriff of said county
Of St. Louis, on Monday. the 18th day
Of September. 1902, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon of that day to pay and salts
fy the said debt and interest. and also
to pay an attorneys fee Of twenty-five
dollars, stipulated in said mortgage.
also all disbursements allowed by law.
Subject redemption at any time
within one year from the date OF the
sale as provided by law.
Dated. August 18th, 1902.
FRANCIS J. HANTZ, JUNIOR.
Assignee of said Mortgage.
J. H. POTTER,
Attorney for Assignee.
Labor World-Aug. 16-23-30. Sept. g.
1920. 1902.
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CONTEST NOTICE,

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR HIt5s
United States Land Office, Duluth,
Minnesota, July l, 1902.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed in this office by T. A. Wells,
contestant. against homestead entry
No. 3493, made April II. 1887, for lot 1,
section IS, township g. NJ. range IA
W.. by Alfred Doyer, contestee, IN
Which it is alleged that said Alfred
Doyer has wholly abandoned said land
for more than eleven years last past;
that he has forfeited said entry by his
failure to submit final proof thereon
within the statutory period, and that
said alleged abandonment was not due
to his employment in the army. navy or
marine corps of the United States dur
ing any war; said parties are hereby
notified to appear respond and OTTER
evidence touching said allegation at 10
o'clock a. nj. on Sept. IL, 1902, before
the register and receiver at the United
States Land Office in Duluth, Mime
so The said contestant having, in a
proper. affidavit, filed June g. 1902, get
forth facts which show that after due
diligence personal service of this notice
can not be made, it is hereby ordered
and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication:
~ u. M. SMITH,
Receiver.
Labor World-Aug. 9-16-23-3o, Sept.
6, 1902.
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COUNTY Superintendent OF
SCHOOLS. -. "a:
BERT n. WHEELER

is a candidate for superintendent of
schools. Here is his record: Born in
St. Louis county, attended district
school in the county for nearly ten
years, graduated from the high school
at Duluth as an honor pupil, obtained
his degree of Phi. B. from Hamline
University 1894 and has since been in
educational work in St. Louis county at
Virginia four years, as county super
intendent two years, and as principal
in the Bryant school in this city one
year. If nominated and elected by the
Republican party he will keep his
oath of office, will encourage and as
sist teachers and officers and will en-
deavor to raise the standard Of in
struction in St. Louis county.
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AUDITOR.
ODIN MAIDEN ,

county auditor, has announced himself
as a candidate for denomination. His
high standing and undoubted fitness for
the office is acknowledged throughout
the county and state. Referring to his
past record he asks the favor of the
voters in the oming primaries.
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COUNTY TREASURER.
COUNTY TREASURER L. III. WHIPI

COUNTY TREASURER L. III. WHIPPLE
faithfulness and merits are entitled to
consideration Mr.. Whipplt should be
again chosen for county treasurer.
Those who have business in Isl office
know full well how it is conducted. It
is a source of much pride to every citi-
zen to know that the treasury Depart
ment of the county is managed as care
fully as any bank in the city. This has
been the feeling of the people ever
since Mr.. Whipple has held the office.
He is an old resident of the city, and
has always been public spirited citi-
zen His denomination will give, con-.
fdence and satisfaction to. all. 30,
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COSTS anu disbursements VI the sale. anu
t:-o.UU attorney LES, ~ stipulated IA
s;4lu Alot.ga:< IA cas1 OF C0rscloAura.
Abe preiA4ses des.Esnaa ~ said mort
gage anu ~ We sulu ~ atotx@AIu Ii tll.
Il AcL auu parcel ~ 4Ana> !yil4E xu0 UelnS
Iii the City u OUi1In. County OF 81.
LOUIS ano State VI AllunssoLA AUD ue-
sci4ueu as loi:s~ y. :. '~.- wits: Loo one
n av.nu : u i 1u.ain. A4 4.Ioromx to 9ne
recorded plat lEsrso1. to2el.cr win the
neIsu!ramculs and aIpo:IsllAnCeS Their
elo belonging,
Dated ut UMuth. Minnesota. August
18th, 1912.
NORTHERN MORTGAGES AND IN
S'ESEMENT COMPANY.
Mortgages.
JOHN II. BRIGHAM, -. =. -
Attorney for SAID Mo:tEagee.
5oi Torrey building.
Duluth, MIN.
Labor World--Aag. 16-23-30. Sept. s,
1920, 1909.
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WILLIAM ID. EDISON

is candidate for the Republican NOM
ination for congress. Mr.. Edison has
been Republican all his life, and has
lived in Duluth twelve years, during
seven of which he served the public as
judge of the municipal court. His high
character, sound judgment and general
ability eminently qualify him for the
place.
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LEGISLATIVE.
r. M. PUGH

candidate for the Republican nominal
ton as senator from the Fiftieth dis
trict, asks Republicans to cast their
votes for him in the primaries. The
efficiency he has shown in the two
terms he has served in the house from
that district, he feels, justifies him in
asking this.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Land 0ffiae ut Duluth. Mimi. July
2y:h. 1854.
No1ice is hereby given that the fol-
Q! his intention to mako final proof in
support OF his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver U. S. Land Office at Du-
luth. burn.. on Sept. 18th. 1902. VIZ:
Gust johnson who made Id: No. 1858
f %' t Z e. ~ y. NV Sec: Is rD. 81 N. r. IS
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land, viz:
Joseph Roy. c: NJ. Johnson. Peter
fonad' n,n9 Charlie 1''nsao'st all OF
~" 1890 VIM. E. .! cU[;t ! sEsgss,,
Duluth Weekly News Tribune. Aug. 2
$1,000. Sept. 6. 1so?--W:75. -
SY q s; ieuisn lNSH7 bi}t4tct foe coGrf
Eleventh Judicia: District.
Mary Middleton.
Fowler Middleton Gai
The State of Minnesota to the above
Named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to. answer the complaint of the
plaintiff in the above entitled action,
which complaint has been filed in the
office of the. clerk of: said district
court. at. the court house in the city
Of Duluth. in, St. LOUIS county. and
state of Minnesota. 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
elusive Of the day Of such service, and
if YOU fail to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid. the plaintiff
in this action will apply to the court tor TO
Dated, Duluth. MIMI. July 10Th. 1902
LEO A. BALL.
1912
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JUDGE OF PROBATE.
JUDGE OF PROBAT

JUDGE OF PROBATE w. g.. BONHAM
is a candidate for denomination on the
Republican ticket. Judge Bonham's adj
ministration Of the office has been high
ly satisfactory. He is always cour-
teous to any one having business In his
office. This has made him particularly
popular with administrators Of estates,
lawyers and newspaper men. He has
lived in this, county since 1884, and has
always, been a public spirited citizen.
His re-nomination and. election viii give
great satisfaction to his many friends. 4
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r. h DAUGHERTY

has: announced himself as candidate
for the Republican nomination for state
senator from the Fifty-first district. He
asks for the support of the Republican
voters in that district to secure him
the nomination,