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BUMP AGAINST BOYCOTT.

One OF the results of. the miners
strike isthat a number of churches arc.
TOR sale or r IS. In Summit Hill, Pa,
four churches have been boycotted so
successfully that their doors have been
closed and their pastors were forced to
>ff6ve away III ~LansfoFd SIX Churches
are. being boycotted, and, in severa1
other towns similar. conditions pre-
vail. The reason that the religious in
situations are being boycotted is that
their pastors attempted to get miners
to go back to work before the strike
was overt The workers have given it
out that as the clergy were assisting
the operators, the latter should sup
port them. The Chances are that The
miners will not be injunctioned by the
courts in this matter. -
Out in Denver~there is talk that fol-
lowing the raise Of 10 peruoent, of,wages
On 1! some Of the lines west Of Chicago
freight rates are to be advanced 90 per
cent %Just. why the, railway
l4nssist op making 7 j. a profit on the mere
matter Of raising wages is difficult to
understand unless II: T. be a.scheme to
throw The blame for the advance sonstlYe
workers and arouse-the prejudice 81
the~-s shippers against unions. ~>o1,e
! !; thing is certain and that is if%:the q
!: pei; cent insreasezis piled on BY: the
magnatese they. are: simply destroying
2 great eat part ef the Eastern market to,
!, Western products. hastsnings little ga
" pitalists into Bankruptcy aid bringing
q 3 period 81 ha I'D: times for man,
peop 81 1b II, som e. q ss;Iio7v;ns u,
q 20 and: Mofgaas and Idilleboss tn,
L b railways and grab profits. =
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CHILD LABOR. BILL KILLED.

The heroic attempts made by the
unions Of Georgia to secure the passage
of a child labor bill have come to-
naught. From the very, start tHeeE hypo-
critical politicians. lodged the issue
and sprung schemes to kill the bill,
and on the:-day set for. action many
of tbs. supposed frdissalnds ct the measure
were conspicuous by their, absence
while its opponents were on hand. The
legislature has adjourned, and moth
inet can be dome, iii che matter: until
next June. :" me Democratic politi-
clans of thesesohth> areaasAplutocratic
as their~Rep1blican 4brethren. of the
Norths and probably more so... They
are fearful that they Will drive capital
from the state by preventing greedy
snfploxers;s frep raidins sthe cradle.
Then, again. when. they discuss the
question 6f Keeping Children out of
mischief" and giving them ian early
training in the mills' they positively j,
choke up With suppressed :sobs, Just
as their prossenitors wept@ :crocodtle
tears in: Congress when they explained
how they loved to provide for the old
colored "mammies" and the little pick
aninniesEo Rhsy have nnoereatsaoves fftor
the workers in their power, black Or
white; what they do love is the wealth
that thesezWorksgs 4proauce: ;7e: !, i. a 4;
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STATED or ~M1NNEsoT A. COUNTY
s. spi 81 %er Bee n 5 Rfo9a s6 Court
In the Msfter: 81 the Estate Of Edward
Nolan, beceaset1: 80 i:
: Letters testamentarys on the Estate
of Edward Nolan, deceased. late of tho
County Of st.. Lotus, State of Mfnneso-
ia being granted TO- Thomas Nolan,
(, It is ordered, that three months be
and. .ther same. hereby. is allowed from
and after the date Of this order. in
minds against the said deceased Are
required to file the: same: in the Pro-.
bate Court Of said County, for exami-
nation and allowance, or be forever
barred.
-: 1t is further ordered, that the 10th
day Of March, 1903. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
at q term OF said Probate Court to be
held at the Probate office in the Court
House in the City of Duluth, in said
County. be and the same hereby is ap-
pointed as the time and place when
and where the said Probate Court will
examine and adjust said claims and
demands.
And it zig further ordered, that no.
.tice of such hearing be given to all
creditors and ~ersons interested in
said estate by forthwith publishing
this order once in each week for three
successive weeks lin the Labor World.
,lished at Duluth, in said County.
: Dated at Duluth, this 18th day ct
December, A. D. 1909. 80
i, ~ BY the Court.
/ .;s.. ~ w. G.. BONHAM,
Judge Of Probate,
(ssal Probate Court. st. Louis Co..
Labor World, Dec. 2O-92 Ian z
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i. f. OF L. DECISION IGNORED.

"A cook is a cook" said Jerry Sulli-
van, national secretary. Of the Hotel
and Restaurant Employees Alliance, in
q speech in the New Orleans conven-
tion Of the a. F. of L. I'VE don't know
much about your larboard and STAR
board and jib- booms and climbing UP
and down your masts, }" Jerry declared,
eloquently, "but: we do know how to
prepare beef steak or corn beef and
cabbage" And thereupon the conyerl-
ton voted that the cooks come under
the jurisdiction of the hotel and res
taurant employees. But now "a dispatch
from Milwaukee says the Internation-
al seamen's Union IN convention In
that city, decided to charter the Cooks
and Stewards Association Of Buffalo.
Coming right upon the heels of the,
Federation conventions decision, this
is a. queer procedure and sets any,
thing but a good example for the adj
justment Of other disputes on the lines
laid down in New Orleans. Andx to-
think that the seamen, whose chief
spokesman, Mr.. Andrew Furuseth. was
held up only few weeks ago az the
paragon of a "good' trade unionists,
should set at defiance the mandates Of
all the other unions. and thus encour-
age disrespeet and violation. of law,
is anything but edifying. It remains to
, ee seeA whether:atten VIII be: made
to discipline the seam s organization I'll
il the@same hammer tint the brewers
EWer l'as' t&SI q q l
made OF one and flesh of the other.
The seamen have raised APPOINT, that
will be watched with considerable in
terest by, at least a dozen different
Unions. :
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STATE OF, MINNESOTA COUNTY
s. 81 a,a nseebsef
In. the Matter.Of the Estate OF. lane w.
= Hooker, Deceased: ~ 70
Letters testamentary on the estate
Of James W. Hooker, deceased. late
so1. the Countysof::~~ Hampd lem. State of.
Mass MafsSsaehuSetts' being granted to Fred
t is ordered that three months b.
and the same is, hereby, allowed from
and after the date of this order. in
winch ALI persons having, claims or de-
'marfis against the said deceased afa
baaa Gef of &c s fae Sams IN The Pre-
patton: q and: allowance, or be forever
il fiirtther ordered. that tho 1sth
day OF, March, 19ea.sat 10 O'Clock A. M.
at a special term, of said Probate .Co11rt
TO be held at the Probate OFFICE if1
!tne 81 HQuse IL the City Of Duluth.
la,5a ppninted dis the time ana place
Mhe11 s,isan nd where 1.-THE. said Probate
EioHHrt; will examine and adjust aid
ciaal1asEA arlld :aepnantlas,,5.,,
! ANA rfs further ordered that notice
ta ta snd hearing sgiyen to ll~credi-
tsts Sfa in s ode r.
eaenS week f0r:isffee successive weeks
lhs. the Labor OIL d; = aTsNIeeklv :i1ewa-
t1 IF ea; printed and published at Duluth,
ot stsa aSRHlath MINI n this 18th div
Pr ' Il tss &, BY the Court: !.
.;~, s;:Frs :; - w: >G: lBoN4AM,~.
'<sSS .|nn r "a Court. st: Louis c..
Labor World. Dec. 2o-27. Jan. ). !:
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GET INTO THE UNION.

IL
This paper IS desirous of seeing the
working1nen Of Duluth completely or
ganized. The only logical organization
for wage earners that we know any
thing about is the trade union. 1t per-:
haps does not accomplish as much as
the impatient ones would expect, but
nevertheless it does do something. Pro-
fitting by the experiences Of organiza-
tons that have gone before it, the
trade unions move slowly and surely.
What have they done? No one per-
son can in a brief article enumerate
their accomplishments. They have
made many homes brighter. Tedious
labor has been lightened. Wages have
been increased. Thousands of little
children have been taken from the fac
tory and work shop, and placed on the
play ground and in school room. to
become good and valuable citizens for
future use. Laws have been placed
on the statute books giving protection
to all who work. In fact many of the
real blessings enjoyed by labor today
are the result of the aggressive policy
Of trade unions.
For several reasons we do wish to
see labor in Duluth completely organ
lied. Labor is entitled to a great deal
more than it now enjoys. Experience
has taught us that no laboris ga pable
Of accomplishing anything without. or
ganization., If it, requires organization
to impro. : the condition of labor, what
organization can be suggested that will
equal the trade union? We may search
in vain in the workshops, factories and
mines of this nation. for a?:rea1ly ideal
condition Of toll that has not been
brought about through the organized
effort Of the workihsmen. :*~s7 :: :,
This being true we cannot UNDER
stand why worl1men will hesitate in
joining an organiza ton that is formed
for the purposes Of improving their
conditions. Possibly those who do OBJ
1ect to joining a union, are holding
back for selfish reasons. Possibly they
do not care anything about their trade
or those who work at~it, ana aree:oppos-
ing q union to become a. toadyist and
lickspittle, TO- the employer. ,.x> .-,.,.
Those Who oppose trade unions fol-
this purpose must learn sooner OF
=
later that the employer has about as
little use for men Of this calibre as dc
the workmen. Employers as we'll as
worklnen love a. true and noble man nc
matter What he may fight for.
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for the world SIN rkets prob Ay be
cause American labor wor KS fonfger and.
harder, and therefore proportionately
cheaper than the Englishnlan.y The
cHpita1fyts are iii iii aneiive 1lrewdly;
and they lay great stress upon the al
legged fact that this is not political
question, but "a plain business propos.
sition."'. you understand, and ought to
be dealt with from a non partisan
standpoint. The senators look wire
and say amen. and the Southern Dem
ocrat. declares 4sole1nnly:, with the
Northern Republican, that nothing
must be done to cripple our Industries,
and endanger our free institution si
and even soil the. flag: NOT they, as
great: Americansp patriots, wi1Iarise above
party lines and consider this matter
from the. broad; standpoint of the best
interests of "all the people, and, since
'fa1l the people" are not as yet working
but eight hours per day, why enact
special legislation for e class? :<f1t is
doubtful, however whether the ight-
y, 800 j
hour bill will even come ~ to- vote.
There are SO many tricks that can be
worked, BESIDES Keeping the bill III 4
committees pigeon hole, that it is next
to> useless to expect a discussion on
its merits. Capitalism will not: even
make that concession+ 1T: controls la
boris vote and doesn't have to yield
anything.
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.--@- Married in Gaelic.

THE Gaelic tongue III: t the ceity Of Lon
| |d!1 took 7p l's not long agoin the
Ga%Fcn rs IL ne ITS MGly Tility ID IT,
/ 4 London e where the Gaelic services have:
been held. The bridegroom was. John,
::O'K Il can secretary Of the Gaelic league
.of ~ ign 9 aon the bride Miss Kath
ileenss Dl1ineen, ia-yopng lady who has. won;
some Reputation IS sfhgerof irish
songs W,l1eEeXeer 1ttlhE the use Or: the yec-
ina i q culaI Is. permitted IN the marriage
service: the irish was used, and It s
said that from II musical Gaelic ITO
the sono 8 seemed natural
TRANSITION r. = f*<S -
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F,InDIINfGG WITH E1GHr-HoijrR :R1f1,.

FADDIING WITH E1GHT-HoUR a1i..I,..
~ dispatch from Washing ton saws
there ts. little hope tor: apassasex at
the ,eight-hour bill or any other labor
NE s. re during the ~ onpof
congress number Of Senators have sl
declared openly that the eight hour
btll - dangerous. ana thar they IN
tend to fight It If iitSco nes on the floor,
Tbs. :;E1n opponents Of the ,proposed law
:.say it wquld work, great hlard ship on
Americ can Smanufa ctur ers,, and point "a,
THE 1:tas nicioua enects eiEht-
hour e ga oXems hose
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WATER. BEFORE MEALS.

From the Boston Transcript:
While the general opinion of those
supposed to be authorities on this mat
ter has been that the habit Of drinking
water at: MEALS a. Ede1e tefious one 1t
is now stated according: to: recent in
vest1gations, that little water, if not
too cold; is benencia1,T as 1t: yassists5i11
the~digestion Of food, - :2too% opiors:
supply Of Water dilutes the gastric
Juice, and *if Zoo cold :lowers=othe~tem
perature< Of the stomachr below normal,
thus impairing digestion. IT,; however,
water is taken In limited quantities the
peptones formed blythe .actioneof gastric
Juice on food will he .washed,s,aside,
therebS facilitating :zabgorption.: :, BY
this means the undigested food is laid
bare and is more susceptible to further
hctien Of the gastric Juice. = During the
period Of rest phlegm, being XeEX..te-
na.clous, prevents the free flow Of gastric
Juies folr;, some time hence delays al
Esestien. a drink Of water before meals
Us recommended. because It loo5iseii1s aid
washes away this deposit ST II mifu i'll
Thereby; permitting, the gastric Juice to
attack the food 81 # enters the stomach:
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Labor World, Dec. 20, 27; Jan. 8.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY
Special i Term, Dec -. s1st, 1902. ''
In the Matter of the Estate Of Mike
Palm, Deceased:
On. receiving and filing the petition
OF Mary Balm, Of the, County Of st.
Louis representing among other
things, that Mike Palm. late of the
County Of st. Louis; in the State OF
Minnesota, on the 10th day of April A.
D. 1902, at the County of st. Louis,
died intestate, and being an inhabitant
81 this COUNTY at the: time Of his
= death. leaving estate within this
County, and that the said petitioner is
the si1TNivfpg wife: ct said deceased,
and praying that administration of
said estate be to Mary Palm; granted:
ii, It, is; ordered. that said petition =be
heard before said Court on, the 2eth
day ct January, A. p. 1903, at ten
o'el6cEs "A. IN. tGat tIleE5Probate office.
f1ratherE Court: House in the City of
DulAth, sint safd~Gounty.~ q : >.
y. Ordered rfurther,s that notice Hereof
be given to the heirs Of said deceased
and to All persbnsf interested, by pub
lishinR thisfordero once in each week tor
three successive weeks prior to said
day Of hearing, III The Labor World.
a.-Weekiy newspaper printed and pubS,
lisl1en 1nDuluth,;*in said County,: a.
II 9}2@atsaaat Duluth ~ d tnnnS3the s1st DAY
s4saS>zz4 TX Ry rs lEw cSaf B j, "a; 49,;
ks sx,i, ef Rnobatei ceult, ST., Louis Co.,
f,nf3Sr Mnr,lidsz Tar @a.5in-1,r..
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= L.; - !#E':t. ;JuuBE Ul4IIUU1le'
(Seal Of Probate County
Labor W6rfd, Dec. 20427, Jatii*'33 s.: :ssa

z9 s. =, I'm Bs1
Shth Jdd Hia :b}striet X 1ass
Aessa sssnS delsR Hss.e 9sd Se
g H ;l!t Plat1n nj, @S ~ :.
r. flames F.. Chandler. Defendant=
named defendant:s@ M - :. Ea-:5;::7
sYou are hereby tsum1nonedt aatl ~pe~.
qplred to sansWer the complaint OF the
Whfef5 Is fiIed ifl The Sffieasof Tie Sick
ct the District Court. of the County Of
Sts louis land State OF, Minnesota, and
to, serve d copy Of your answer to the
sa1e complaint on the subscribers at
their office in the Lonsdale huildingk
IN Duluth in said County. within twen[s
ty days after the service Of this sum
mons uponfy you; exclusive: Of the day, Of
such service; and t. you fail to answer
aforesaid, the Plaintiffs III this action
VIII take iudEn1em t.aEains you fersthe
Of six 81 te NI aiurh Ta he
first day Of s:ApriE 1885, together with
the costs and disbursements of This
,o SfSsfsd p'aiaittth, MINI; March ssna.
:: "~JAQUEEs. &. lHuDsoiNz.ss. Az. Az
It. 5:~%7 4Tf-4i5 Ieonsda}e Bidg..< =.
r., y: ,.:' t!1>:. Duluth. MINI,
Labor b WgSeerld.>,Dec. e~1a-2672. Jan: s
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4 Il;
B sprHain,ss5

Prom. ening isconsin $|ss
IS have
astos prpcehd TIL make Mr..
BRYAN like fhirtV
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State Of M1NNtEsu "a. CouH Si1fts
DIST. Louis SIS. IN Probate Court.
Special Term, Dec.E20tl1, 1902. q: :.

: Special Term, Dec 26th, 1862. - > !,
4n:,therr Matter Of the Estate sof Charles
Ill ". NitteraueF, Deceased; .x~....<t
estRteaUf Charles fyVE.:ExNit teFauer. de-
ceased, late of the County, OF ST. Louis.
STATS Ste IS ct Miansssota:s being granted
IL ordered, tt1at 81 mo ntl1s 3 be-
and the same =ts here allowed: from
AND. after the date OF this order, In
Whth'all pers0ns having I'll aims orsde-
mands against the atdIdeceaseH:ar o
:rHe s!l tosf9e ~ me ia the Probate
aaa e saia eSqntX d9f
..aIt1ls further ordered; : that the 1ard
day. OF Jnner-l 500 at. 10 O'clock. An.
at q special term 6f satd Probate Curt
to .bes held Tat the Probate OfficaAin5
the ColrttrI House IN the City of SDu-#
.luthy in said Counf be and the same
hereby are ssappoi nfed as the thine and {
place Whens and Where5 thes.Haid Pre-
bats IS Court examine s. and adjust
said claims and demands.
And 1t Is sfurthereordered.=th that notice
*0f@such sheaTfnEs,bes given to all .credf-E=
!: tors and per1one.tnte crested In said fes-:
der. once an each week aforsthre 1ac-.
#Weeklyz. neWspaperpr printed and Duh
Dated att Duluth b. M this 10th
- pesfRP s &c 3 lsess
b: 5Si1e &sEofs Prob
l.!s9
feIl 1ll.1l 49,
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record title %of said property, and saw
ingssaid adminisfrator and said estate


ing: said ad1ninisfrato and said estate
additional sexpenses;;:x Ess ~:
:, tt is: therefore ordered, that all per-
sons interested in said estate. appear
before this. Court on Monday. the 18th
-day~of at 10 o.GloGk .. A.
M. at the Court Ho,1se~ FIR Dttllta IN:
said County, then and there to show
cause (f any there beg why license
should not be granted to said adminis-
traitor to sellrall thesreal-estate of said
And It is further Or dered, that this
order shall be- published once in each
week for three successive weeks prior
tossaid day Of hearing. lin the Labor
World. weekly newspaper, printed
and published at Dillu1th 5in said Co.1n-
Dated at Duluth, this i Is 18th day OF De-
cernber, A.. D. 1902. = :s2,.7 ,.-3:. - Z
BY the Court
'-~7 & @:,:"E :=t*>W.aGs B0NHAAfsEsey-. 4
(seal 81: Probate 1taIt, court s e' w.
: Labor W6t}rIld Dec. 20-27 Jati!S33:s :E*aFs:
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Tflab9f " orld: Dec. 2o:2z. Jan: g.. ..ss%.&
sTAEE:xo zaad1NNE'sOT Al. COP
Ct ST heuis7 Municipal i, Court. G1tY
FBir g a: resafl, Piatnttfff;1 ss5s
W. -, sssss:5zssrss: - 3
NJ Jacob Daube, DanielsA: .Cehn,s Dan =
iel stern : and; Samuel g. Petser,
The STATE 81 Min1esotas Is the. ABOVE
Named Defetd ants y. 8
on res here by Summon u ranler
CURED e answer h a tnt the
which complaint has BEEN He'd In the
office. aofs,the3sclerk bf raid q untcinai
Court at The City OF Duluth, County Of:
ST Lou1sSan State OF. N1innesota., and
to serve q copy of: your7 answer FL the
said complaint on the subscriber at his
office In City LOT -D duluth: in said
aftersthe service of this summons i1il upon o
you, Exclusive Of the. day Of such ser
vice ;t,,aand Il, 4 YOU fail to answer the said
the plaintiff IN act ION i Fiji take:
#.1udgInents air1sta you. for heA.sum -of
s S4ga i hundred and forty two dollars,and
shsfs6s So n5s5aI
thsplalnt Iff costss=5s and shul:se-
2assdss9 e'a 5'BI 4. II ;,R; 1soa
5ssssss torn
Q1sTorreya13 dins,
; sahssats
asss4
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(nat'e s Many h'h''x.s ont :ei nm J.
From Tft-Bits;4m: ~. f.1>x>@ y;. r. :. =.
<5Grandpn~ Yes:z8t'st "a good thing tor a
|taoyitostrave1, Freddy: Itsdevelops him.
IF he has anything in him travel will
Firing it out: r.~., ,-,r,.. 20,
Freddy r@(whe lis preeocious)=nHes, I
|d'seoHered that When I was crossing the
ichanneEat, ., 9. -. ~
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I 1nNGsIIQREMEN's Union. No. 12-
- Meets during the season. Of naviga.
t1on on second and fourth Saturday.oi
each month at Gilley's hall. West Du-
,rretary, Joseph, Ganthier,. 921 West
Michigan street. ''
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MARINE Engineers: Beneficial Asso-
~ ~. citation, No: 70. Meets first and
winter months at Engineers hall. Hun
ter block. President James Bishop:
vice PRESIDENT, p: -Wagner: treasurer,
A. Hartley. secretary: r. Render, care
Ma1dMe .EnginRerS' :halE;, >.,t...-,t :, ~
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II. IcENsEp. nTugmen:s association
{H Meets eHefy Monday during the
winter: seasolHS atHr Kafaf11azoo block.
!5IIesldents James Walsh; second vice
}retary: r. F: 5Barrows: treasurer, Mar
tin Cole. secretary; care Hunters Hall.
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s11> Aa1,M Or MIN Nnsor Al, oIINrY
III epealal fTerm. pecomberG ID, 1904
in THE Matter. OF the; Estate Of Francis
&, M ael a,s pe e,sm1e
patriek ZMeDonnell,s 4 Aan1lniatrato or! of
5apo led S:eatute, ssett iilK fortha the
amount Of personal |. estate that has
come into . hia i hn nds,#, the disposition
thereof, and how \, u much rs mains un-
disposed Of & the Amo bt1t OF debts out.
stand ding AGAINST BAL ID ~ eesns as far
=;as..tl1e5 same .,ean. be aseertained the
The real estate, excep ting the home
stead hich ssald decsa died
seized and the epnd It on & ma value #of
the SrespeetiYeMp orti ons# orH lott, hereof;
The. persons. terested sal q estate;
With heir regfd ices 81 2pra wing that
license Abeato him granted to- sell all the
real estate said eeeaaed
11ds TIL appea petit Ion,
thai ftsWould Mfnrst hesbestsi Interests
tdlestatasal lIsspsE sQlls Anter-
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Il HAM srssf Meets every TuesdaYSef
eaolhmon nth; at Kalamazoo block, Pres
ident. Leslie Code; vice president; Ed:
Maere: freasureryy SIsouisG ,Pedersori:
namcia Eecretary yscaEdiayx
James Powers. s11, E, Third street
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fffst
a. third .eanhs month
gineeHsf hal Il IL. 1t 111nter block.
president, e. Y. ROBINSON; vice pfesf-
tary. I! W. Gill land, 25l3 w. First St;
financial = secretary. George Zopp;
treasurer, e.. A. Peterson: conductor.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY
special~T Term, Decepber =, 1902. :.
In the Matter Of the Guardianship Of
Mary Gordon Minor: :. "2.ett' 7,' :'
On reading" and fling the petition of
Edward L.>:sjRradley, Guardian of said
minor, representing, among other
things, that Mary Gordon. the said
Ward, is seized Of certain real estate
In Carlton County,: Minnesota, and
thatLf for the benefit H.of said Ward the
same should. be sold, and pra aging for
license to sell the same; and 1t appear
ing to the satisfaction of the Court,
from said Petitions that for the benefit
of said Ward::said reatGestate should
It IS ordered, that ali persons BE- 81 inter-
ested' iii the said real estate APPEAR
before this Court, 4on the tl2th day OF
January, "A. b. 1908, at ten o'clock A.
NJ, at the Court House in Duluth, in
said County, then and there to show
cause Qf any may be)* why license
should not be granted For the sale OF
said real estate; according to the pray
ser of saidyPetttioass5 s*,e ~, 3.
7 And it's further ordered. that this
Order be published once In each week
for three successive weeks prior to said
day OF hearing, in: the Labor World,
q newspaper printed and published at
Duluth, in said County.
Dated at Duluth, Minn the 18th day
of December; A. D. 1902. - - -.
'" By, the Court. =:
:: w. G. BONHAM;+l :.
11e. Judge of Probate. ;,
|: &Sealt Ct Probate County. :. S'~'~5 .
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SHEET Metal Workers Union, No. 80,
"a: s: NJ. ". +: a. Meets the second
Kalamazoo block. 8: p. M President.
man; financial Secretary, AT: Moore:
;Ye1rTesRondinHS secretary;;ses A., Terrier,