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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-22

ans was one of the party of eleven who
located the assassin Of President Lincoln.
Comrade Thomas Callahan was present at
the capture of Jeff Davis, and says that
Woman's dress story is all a hoax" Ole
Johnson, also known as Andrew O'Brien,
was on the little Monitor and can wildly
tell OF the morning when the terrible
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-22
ANOTHER MOVE. UP TOWN

Long Established Business House Sc
cures Quarters in the Syndicate
Block. -.-
A Knoblauch & Sons, who have for a
number of years occupied the Arcade
store at the corner of Nicollet and Wash
lngton, are soon to move into more con-
venient location in the Syndicate block
Next Tuesday begins a tremendous
Removal Sale for the closing out of their
stock. Efforts will be made to effect q
clean sweep Of the entire stock SO that
nothing will have to be moved to their
new store. Extra clerks have been en-
gagged, and every inducement will be of
fered to make it profitable to purchase
shoes now. Store will be closed all day
Monday to prepare for the sale Tuesday
March rs, a. m.
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4 SCIENTIFIC OPINION
Prof. Shaw Believes7It Is an Ideal
Country.

The following opinion of Professor
Thomas Shaw of the Minnesota Agri-
I cultural Experiment station on Pine
county applies equally as we'll to Carlton,
Aitlsin and st. Louis counties.
l have noticed in all that part of Mime
sofa end northwestern Wisconsin that wher-
ever hardwood timber is found the land has
an almost marvellous adaptation to the pro-
ductiOn Of clOvers, grasses, and indeed all
kinds Of grain essential to the maintenance
OF live stock OF all kinds usually kept upon
the farm. l have also observed that in sandy
{ stretches. which occur here and there in va
rious parts Of the whole area referred to, the
land is not productive, more especially where
Jack pine grows upon it. Such land can be
successfully farmed, but to farm it thus
. would call for higher type of skill than is
possessed by the average farmer. Happily
those sandy areas are not Of great extent.
i have further observed that in much of this
country marsh lands interspersed with the
forest lands These likely to repel rather
than to attract the settler who is seeking for
land, but to the writer they would be an at
traction, as many of them are underlaid with
a clay subsol. This means that when drained,
and usually they are not difficult of drainage,
they can be made to grow hay and pasture
and certain other foods in great luXuriance,
and as it were in perpetuity and without en-
richment, owing to the vast stores Of the
same deposited in these through long forgot
drained, leave "a marvellous adaptation to the
growth OF alsike, clover, timothy and redtop
and rape.
Not Hard to Clear.
The conception Of the average settler as to
the labor involved in clearing this land is
mot correct one. and without doubt it fur
nishes the key to the explanation as to why
this area has to so great extent remained
unoccupied His idea is that the land must
he grubbed before it can be made to produce
crops, and this would involve enormous la
bor That, however, is not the way to clear
it. as in the case of park country. The
timber only requires to be removed and the
brush burned. The timber, or much of it,
should more than repay the cost of thus re-
moving the trees The next season grass
and white clover come in, and the following
season the pasture is abundant. What bet
ter crop can be grown on land than an album
dant crop of pasture? The land can thus be
pastured until many of the stumps decay be-
fore it is ploWed. The marsh lands, even
though undraned, furnish hay for winter
feeding as they now are, and drainage would
soon render them susceptible of cultivation.
Il look upon it as an ideal country in which
to locate, If one has a little capital to carry
him over one or two years after settling
on 1t.
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Merrimac first put in its appearance.
John House spent several months in Lib
by prison. Comrade BevanS was also a
member of the celebrated old First Min
nesota. Richard Northcott was in And
ersonville prison for about year and
lay at the point of death, but lived to
tell of its horrors
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FOUGHT AND SUFFERED
Survivors of War Prison Horro
and Dangers Meet at Morris.

Morris, Mimi, March 22.-Overton post
G. A. R., held it's annual campfire in the
armory last evening. Speeches were made
by Mayor II. Z BeYaus lanes 4 Eel-
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CLOSE TO MARKETS

BOstOn UNI Duluth CO1M pany Makes
Good Point.
In 1901 the Boston & Duluth Land COM
pany sold 900 acres Of land in small
tracts to actual settlers. These ranged
in size from forty acres to an entire sec
tion The Boston & Duluth company is
Differed by j. L. Washburn, president;
john G. Williams, vice president; and
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-22
The Settlers One Way Excursions to
Points in Minnesota and North
Dakota.

The Northern Pacific Railway will sell
these one way excursion tickets on Tues
days, March 18th and 25th. Also on April
1st and 8th. The rate to nearly all points
in Minnesota and North Dakota is $500
one way.
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w. N. Taylor & Co. Are
showing a full line of fine floral designs
in wall paper. II Seventh street S, near
Hennepin.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1902-11-01
(SeAl Of Probate Court,
st Louis Co., MIMI

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby given that applica-
ton has been made to me by Mary
Elizabeth Kni - under the provi-
sions Of Chapter ~, General Statutes
1873 Of the State Of Minnesota, and
acts amendatory thereof and supple
mental thereto for q deed of the fol-
lowing described land, situate in st.
Louis County. Minnesota, to-wit:
So much of the Public Square and
Washington Avenue contiguous there
to, as land out and designated and
dedicated by Plat Of that part Of Du:
luth. formerly called Portland. filed
in in The office q the Register Of Deeds
6th 1858. in Book "A' Of Plats, page
80. as lies within the limits Of lot T.,
block 641k. Auditors Re-arrange-
Duluth, according to the recorded plat
thereof,
Said application will be- heard be-
fore the Court at the Court House in
the City Of Duluth, pm Saturday, No
vember sth. 1907. at $50 o'clock in
the forenoon, at which time and place
all persons claiming such portions Of
said real-estate or any right. title or
interest In the same or any part there
OF. are hereby summoned and required
to attend and establish their rights to
receive q deed for the portion Of said
lots above described or to make any
objections they may have to the
granting OF said application.
And II is hereby ordered that notice
Of said application and rhearin1 10
given to all parties hi interest by the
publication, Of this order n the Labor
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the controversy, the people
should not permit the chief ex:
ecutive to attempt to exercise
judicial functions under ID, the
hollow pretense that for tho
moment he is acting as a citizen
and not in his executive eapa,
city, whsn every one knows that
it is only the executive position
which gives hia Influence, and
when there j. the threat, scarce
~ yelled, that unless his de-
mand for an immediate settle
ment be allowed, the power Of
the executive will be used in
some way to compel obedience.
"When President Roosevelt
SUMMONED before him the con-
tending parties in the. coal
strike, he acted beyond the pale
of the constitution and in def.
ance Of the fundamental princi.
Piles of our institutions; he us.
urped powers of intervention
and dictation exercised at the
present day by comparatively
few monarchs. ="
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE-
sr1rr, P4E I S1 RnRffoD;
of st. Louis. So.
70 DAVID MOSES:
Take notice that the following de-
scribed piece or parcel of land. situat-
ed in the County of st. Louis and State
of Minnesota. to-wit The southeast
quarter of southwest quarter Section
Seven, Township Fifty -teyen. north of
Range Eighteen Is. e. 4 Of 8. w. n sec.
1918, according to tho government
survey thereof, was on the fourth day
Of May, A. D. 1898, bid in for the State
for the sum of Twelve Dollars and
Seventy-f1ve Cents, pursuant to a real
estate tax Judgment entered In the
District Court In the SAID County of
St. Louis on the twenty<qrst Day of
March. A. D. 1898, in proceedings to ell
f t payment Of taxes dfhhqguent upon
said County Of st. Louis, and was ON
the sixteenth day OF October, A. D.
1909. sold by the State Of Minnesota
for Eighty Dollars and Eighty-seven
Cents. That the amount required to
redeem such lands from such sale, ex-
elusive of the cost to accrue upon this
notice. Is the said sum Of Eighty Dol
lars and Eighty-seven Cents, with in
terest thereon at the rate Of one pcr
cent per month from said sixteenth day
Of October. 1902. to the time of such
redemption and delinquent taxes, pelA-
alties and costs accruing subsequent to
said sale with interest thereon to the
time Of such redemption, and the time
within which said land can be re-
deemed hom said sale viii expire 3xty
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1902-11-01

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY
Of st. :Louts.-ss. In Probate Court,
Special Term, October 2s, 1902.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Andrew
Kn1stto1n, Deceased!
Letters Parliamentary on the estate
Of Andrew Knistrom deceased, late of
the County 81 st. Louis, State Of Min
nesota, being granted to Carrie r: Kni-
+ tp ordered, that three months be
and the same is hereby allowed from
and after the date OF this order, in
which all persons having claims or de
mands against the said deceased are
required to file the same in the Pro-
bate Court of said County, for exAmi-
barred.
1t ts further ordered, that the s0th
day Of Jahuary, 1903 at. 10 O'Clock A.
B6uft to 81 keid Sl at the P 5 otfice
In the Court House in the City OF Du-
luth, in bald County, be and the same
hereby Is appointed as the time ahd
place when and where the said Probate
Court will examine and adjust said
And It is further ordered, that notice
Ct such hearing be given to all creditors
And perSohs Interested in said estate by
publishing this order once In each week
tor three successive weeks In the La
Dor World, newspaper printed and
publishe at Duluth, in said County.
Dated at Duluth, this 2Sth day of
October, A. D. 1902.
w. g. BONHAM,
Judge of Probate.
(Seal Of Probate Court. st. Louis Co.
Labor World. Nov. 1915.
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shERiFF's EXECUTION GALE.

Upqer and by virtue Of an Execution
ISSUED but Of and under tha seal Of the
District Court Of the State Of Ainne!
sofa, in and for the Eleventh Judicial
District and County Of st. Louis: on ths
Judgment rendered and docketsd in said
Court and County ia an action therein
wherein Peter O. Holland was Plaintiff
and Benjamin F. Bishop and Charles Al
Peterson, Defendants In favor Of said
Plaintiff and against said DEFENDANT
for the sum e SIX Hundred ,9 Fhirt e,s
Adams on Aug. II, 1902, and filed Sept.
10, 1902, which said Execution has I'd
me, as Sheriff of said 81. Louis County,
been duly directed and delivered, have
levied upon and will sell at Public Auc-
ton, to the highest cash bidder, at th4
City: Of Duluth, in said County Of ST
Louis. on Saturday. the 18th day Of MOI
vember, 1909, at ten o'clock In the fore1
noon Of that day, all the r1Rht, title aud
interest that above named judgment
debtor had In and to the real estate
April, 1s85, that being the date OF the
rendition of Aaid Judgment, the de-
scEtpt,on e the property being ~ fol-
Lot seventy one (71) on Third street
n ths PIT Of Fond du haa e. II, Louis
NOuHty, NuAleSuta, 41COI uAll3 20 1ts9 Ie~
cord thereof on file q The Ohiee Of the
Register Of Deeds IN ana tot st. Louis
County, Minnesota. ~.
Dated, pulath. Ninn..s espttssssas,s 1fftlk
VIM. G, eARamrT,
Sheriff, st. LoplS County, MINI !
Deputy. !
CHAS. +. ADAMS,
Attofn9y for Judgment Creditor. ,
Labor World, Oct. 4-ll-1s.36, Nov. Ia
1905.
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE sALA
Default has been made in the eondi1
tons Of = certain mort9aKe' dated N9I
SsmRff asth usarr;.d ~ SS:'9
Edwin Gaiiey' Inoffsaxee. Tiled tot
record In The office Of the register q
deeds Of st. Louis county. Mtnnse9tas
1t $50 o'clock. .. M. and recorded II
Book ia Of Mortgages in said ofdc4
on page rs. whereby tho power OF sa1&
therein contained ha! become opera:
tvd g1spe the o% e6t d By
one hundred and forty-six dollars and
twenty-five cents for principal ana p.
sevsn deH sae and cents
taxes paid by the mortgaRee upon the
mortKeged premises since the Riv1na
Of said mortgage. with interest thereon
from the date Of payment to the pres;
or otherwise have been taken for the
COLLECTION Ct the amount due. or am
p2 Tbe snst re- in. pursuance Of the poves
Of tpls co,de: Eej IL sald mortaaes
and 81 the statute in such case made
ard provided: the. 1's,{el Of land g
n1ortgaGed. that is ths South East
q %a~1s5S Of S Seotssh No oh
county, Minnesota. will be eoad 81
ths sheriff Of said Il Louis eounty: q
tie TIE Count" County court h9use Of St. LOUD
county. ID the city OF Duluth: on Mon.
DAY. the ao seventssntR az Of h ~ 9s
noon. to satisfy thA amount thea due
for tai taxes SD pa ID on the morfsa1ed Trev!
erty. with interest thereon. ana the
costs anil Disbursements OF this fore.
fifty dollars. therein provided IN cass
Dated at Duluth Minnesota. Octobea
list. 1902. -
EDWIN DALEY.
MortnRe1s
WHITE 4 PRICE,,
Attorneys Of MortRaeee. Duluth. ,AlIs
nesota.
Labor World. Oct 4-11-1s-s5. Nov ~
1000
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sg e T. 9 Eeu sSB BssS;1 eos s9us Ss
venth judicial District, y
Frances D. Tenney. Plaintiff.
Mary L. HITCHCOCK Henry G.
Hitchcock and Frdnoes D.
Penney, Defendants.
The State of Minnesota. to the above
name4 defendApts:
You aid each Of you are hereby sum-
moned and required to answer the COM
plant of the plaintiff in the abovs
entitled action which complaint haS
been filed in the office Of the Clerk
Of said District Court at the County
Court House in Duluth. County Of st
Louis and State of Minnesota, and I'd
eerYa d COPY Of Your aAewer to the
said complaint on the sYpscribere q
thear offite no, Ill ana ~ -Lonsdale
st. Louis within twenty (3o) days a.
ter the service Of this gvmmops upon
YOU exclusive Of the day Of sdqh SER
vice; and II You fail to apswGr the said
complaint within the time Aforesaid,
the plaintiff in this ACTION WI Apply
to the Court for the relief demanded Il
said complaint.
Dated October 18th, 1909. ;
JAQUEs 4 HUDSON, !
Attorney for Plaintiff, Duluth MINI.
Labor World, Oct. 1926. Nov. 1-S-1D-
-, 1903.
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PR0aa56f s. LZB6 SIEw CONDITION,

wages were never SO good as they
are now" declared Mr.. Wiseasre, land
work was never 20 plentiful
That's 80, a4sentsd Labor. 'bnt
SOMEHOW or another cannot save al
mvch as I did during ito hard times"
That's because you sfA e3<ravagent.
You must learn to be economical In
your habits"
family DOESN'T eat any more, nor live
more comfortably than we did then"
Nonsense! When a mans income
increases be unconscio1sly acquires
higher tastes, which are a sign Of a
progressive civilization. These &C.
Quired tastes entail greater expense.
Go homo and ask your wife If she
doesn't fare better under this era of I'M
precedented prosperity than she did
when your wages were low, when work
was scarce and the streets were crowd
ed with the unemployed" And Wise
acre walked Off In his usual dignif1ed
way.
Labor wended his way home to the
partner Of joys-and-sorrows and re.
lated the conversation with Mr.. Wise
acre, concluding by asking his wife
how it was that she could not be more
economical and save some Of his in
creased wages.
Look you here, you elongated, lop-
sided slob," she cred with more force
than dignity. During the hard Nsaes
you were fortunate in having steady
work, sven though your pay was small.
IL that not true?"
Certainly" he said.
Landlords we= looking for tenants,
and rent was low. It has since gone
up dollar week, eh?"
well yes" he murmured.
THE price OF meat has increased
about thirty per cent and so have gro
ceries. Making a difference of at least
$500 q week."
"Guess you are right"
Clothing and everything else have
gone up, In price," she went on, "mak-
ing our living expenses about 800 a
week more than they were during the
panic, while your wages have gone up
only $500 week, 80 when Saturday
night comes aaround we have dollar
less to put in the bank than we did a
few years ago."
"Then," said Labor. I'VE would be
better off il we had hard times again."
"Only If you were fortunate enough
to get work; as you were .b1fofes''s,E ih$s
$50 them" he unused, "when times
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MffGaMI s RnYNo1Ds.
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Labor World. NV. i$:15-21.A Dec. e.

as1-QRDFR ron HEARING APfLi-
sTAYB 6F MfHNtH1b56oEA, COUNTY
Of st, Louis. %. In PT0bata Court,
Id PkRSs r. h. ter; e. H| & aav,ora
q sa 1gns.!y|s! os ss ~. ,o+,,.,,
Of Xals Ill b 4eh e coaR NJ Pe IT ST.
doYis, rseresertihE sap@g other things
thtt aa1l6,4 +: eauaah. late Of TIE
%s3P:: yRs o. IL Hi as{ =. t. ! xqs.: ::
died stftsstate: ana het9g al ipaah.tant
xith!n I'll: Ses. S ssd tAs sa the e' ssid
petitioner Is the mothef and . creditor
Ct said deeaa4ed, and Praftng tha{ I'D
{1in1strAtsoh OF said estate be to Ralph
q: ShMnan granted;
Iessd beo2a .ad Goat ssd t RstG
d AZ st 1Noy " A: 5; 100 3 ten
the Court House in the city Of Du-
'o $Rb q ;zs5 f faRs1zs That motto.
thereof be given TO the heirs of said
deceased 2nd to Rh persons interested,
weak fof three successive ' Weeks t p esea
t. laid day Of hearing. in the Labor
Wqfld. z. weekly newspaper printed
tnd published at Duluth in said
Dated at puluth, Minnesota, the 24th
day of Octfber, A. D. 1902
By the Court.
W. G. BoNHAM,
Judge Of Probate.
(seal Of Probate Court. st. Louis Co.,
Minn.}
Labor World Nov 1-8-15-1902
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DEATH OF JBNHTOR IUES.


The death of Senator John
n. Ives this week at st. Paul re-
moves from the field of la
Dor one of the best friends la
Dor ever had in the state legis-
lature.
For three sessions-two regu-
lar and one specialize served
not only his immediate constitu-
ents, but the state at large, as
an earnest and capable advocate
of fair play and Of sound state
policy. His talent was freely
exercised for that class of stat
utes that cut a figure in the hu.
manftarian sense; his voice was
never raised against a demand
Of the laboring masses for in
dustrial betterment. On the
contrary, Senator Ives has been
a ''stand-by" for the; union prin~
ciple in the legislature as in
daily life. He was the author
of the law making Labor day a
legal holiday in Minnesota, and
his vote was invariably cast for
the many benedcient measures
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1902-11-01
WHO PAYS the TAX?

If you have "equaAzed taxation" by
shifting from the landlord to the cor
poration, will the former reduce your
rent? And will the corporation pay
the tax, or will said tax be AIDED to
the cost Of production and transport
tatton By the corporation, or be taken
out a tho wages oRLabor? One would
think that Tom Johnson, who has con-
stantly declared that the consumer
pays the tax, would display little
more shrewdness than to virtually eat
his own words and attempt to make
people believe that the corporations
would suffer. The trouble with the
taxation reformers is that they flop
from one side to another, always have
and always will. 1t is circus to
watch thei.Iantics.
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STATE OF M1NNEsoTA, COUNTY
Of st. Lou}sAss. ID Probate Court.
Special Term. Oct. 18th. 1902.
In the matter Of thd Estate of John
Robson. DECEASED:
On fsAdip9 and fihn9 the petition Of
elizabeth RQheqA and Sarah G. Robson
ExeoutpEs o{ ND estate Of John Robson,
tSs: Se9 u s@SHs Ssss
ed saN estfte anf pFayins tfst at time
ling and ALLOWING the fnaf account Of
their administretaoa. apq for the assign
ment Of the residue 0f said estate to
IT ef IS ok f2Hb&& $hss ia
be eSarpined. and petition heard br
this Court. on the 18th day. Of Novem.
Der. A. D. 1902. at 10 o'clock A. H.. At
the Probate Office in the Court House
AH M c Is RWSTHSk sa' @R dSgatk
That notice thereof be given to all per-
sons interested. by publishing q COPY
three successive. weeks prior to said
day Of heariAE Ip the Labor World. q
H nsT's}Rsp 81 RI. PE}nfsd ,n& 9d published at
Dated at Duluth this 18th day Of
October A. D. 1902.
BY the Court.
W. 6. BONHAM,
Judge OF Probate.
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NOTICE. OF EXPIRATION OF RE-
s,,. bEAPTIoM PERIOD:
STAFF a Z OF 'd',,s MINNESOTA IN COUNTY
re < E. s k'i 2Az II AND SCOTT A.
HAYES:
fake notice that the following de-.
scrfhed piece or parcel Of land. situated
in the County o. st. Louis and State
Of Minnesota. to'wit: Northeast one
Township Fifty North Of Range Four
teen, West Of the Fourth Principal
Meridian, according to the 9pTernment
Of May. A: B: 1893. sQN for the sum
{ "a an sna ssvsn y, &ses& :sdant
t4' 81 PiftB Si. GoY{t n a2 4
March. A. D. 1898. in prQeeedinga Is en-
force payment OF takte dennQp41t upon
real estate for the Year I'D, for the
said County OF st. Louis. That the
eem emo .,1 REQUIRED to E.assm eueh land.
to accrue HDon this notise IL Tie said
su93 OF U{evep Hspdred TRxty-seven
infere s s1.ls H. F&t.c S3'$ $a. H as9
cent 4er tE9n,A 4pm sa1d f6u+Rk 81
OF 4Sf, 1888. y Ne time Of sudh re-
demptlon' ana fennoueM taxes. penal
said 1ale With interest ti,sreon to the he
time IL such redemption. AID the time
with1A which said land can be redeemed
from said sale will expire SIXTY days
after service of this Notice ana proof
thereof has been filed in The off3ca OF
the County Auditor III aid for said St.
Louis County. Minnesota, id the man
ner prescribed by Section 81 OF Chap
ter 6, General Laws Of Minnesota for
the year 1877 and amendments thereto.
Dated. Duluth, this seventeenth day
Of October. A. 3. 1902.
(SeaO O. HALDEN,
Auditor St, Louis County, MINI.
BY l.. A. MARVIN. DEPUTY.
Labor World, Nov. 1-S-1h