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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-11
Christina SHE.

Mrs +. VI. Siarzilger. Of SIKH
street opened a sale OF fancy work
yesterday afternoon which will con.
tinue mtl Christmas. There many
beautiful and useful articles in en-.
brOidered lin5rs. ws;er color sketches
lace work. aprons homemade con
fec ons, fruit cake and other thing
suitable for Christmas gifts or the
Christmas dinner table Punch wa
served In the hall in a pretty Jap
anese bower II lanterns and para
sol. Mrs starzinger Is assisted by
her mother Mrs. Wilton Trigg. and
llz II 4 Davidson.
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Christmas Bazaar.

The ladies of the First NJ. E. church
are bu y preparing for their annual
Christmas bazaar and supper to be
held at X VI X. C. hall TUESDAY
afternoon suI evening. December IS.
These affairs are always pleasant aud
popular and the ladies' expec to sur
pass the results of other years on thi-
occs on. Troy will have a fine dis
play of fancy and asciul articles and
home made candies on sale.
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MASONS ELECT
NEW OFFICERS
CAIRO LODGE, NO. 237. A. 2. AND
A. NJ. HELD ANNUAL EIEc-
TON LAST NIGHT.

Cairo Lodge. No. 20. f. T. aud \.
NJ elected officers last night as fol
lows.
Worshipful Master-Charlc- Thomp-
son
Senior Warden-W j Cochran
Junior Warden-M VI Riley.
Treasurer-Paul @. Schuh.
Secretary-Ross Bates.
M Thompson succeeds ". Frank
Gibson as wOrshlpful ma ter. who held
tia, Office for for years.
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Coaching China.

very attractive is some yellow poi
terry exhibited in The shops Eacl
piece Is trimmed with a plain silye
5and and decorated with a quaint Oh
English coaching scene in black lines
The most Characteristic pieces ar,
the huge punch bowls and mugs. a.
though included in the china are din
uer plates. plalters. etc
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Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The Ohio at Evansville AMI ".
Vernon. will rise during the next sey
eral DAYS. At Paducah and Cairo. NJ
material change during the next =
hours
The Tennessee. from Florence q
the mouth and the Mississippi from
below St Louis to Cairo. no ma
terial change during the next &
hours
The Wabash. al Mt Carmel. not
much change during the next g
hours.
=. II. SMYTH.
Local Iofecaster
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de chime or moussellne de sole and
worn over plated silk underdross.
1t is not considered at all correct" to
mount muslin or even crepe de chine
on silk. direct. Some supple material
must he placed between to give the
soft effect which is considered so es-
sential.
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LOOK WHO'S HERE. PIPPi
Christmas Bazaar.

The ladies Of the F-r=t n. F. church
will hold their Christmas bazaar and
supper at X. NJ X c hall TUESDAY
afternoon and evening December IS
Fancy work. aprons and home-made
candles On sale
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Forecasts For Today.

Cairo and vicinity: Snow and cold
er; brisk TO high northwest wind
Illinois, Fair, except snow In
south portion; much colder Cold
wave in north anr central portions.
Kentucky: Probably fair; much
colder.
Tennessee; Probably fair; much
colder.
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Have Laudsble Purpose.

The members of the ST. Cecilia
club have changed the name of that
organization to the M-Dowell clut
and VIII have for their object the
laudable purpose Of securing funds +
aid Edward Mcdowell the great
American composer, who by reason
of an accident sustained a year ago
is mentally afflicted and helpless
Miss Laura Clendenen is president OF
The club and Miss Kate Gilhofer the
secretary. The club composed Of the
youngch pupils of Miss Emma Wood
ward has fallen heir to the house ST.
Cecilia club
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Sun and Moon.
Washinaton Forecas

Washington, Dec. 10.--IlIinois-
Fair and somewhat colder Tuesday
Wednesday fair and warmer: fresh
south winds.
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WHO is PIPP?

The ladies' OF The NJ Z. church viii
hold their annual bazaar and supper
at X. NJ. X. C. Hall December Is.
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ADDITIONAL CITY BRIEFS.
Must Siun Name.

The written announcement of a
marrige has been received by The
Bulletin but through failure of the
writer to sign his name can not be
published All news sent to The Bul
letin must be signed to insure publ
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-11

Mrs. Austin's Buckwheat g. the real
ihing-gives you genuine old buck
Eheat Favor Il sure AMI get il
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TRs Bulletin 10 deliveries IN thfrf,
Eurroundins tsvBs ~ tine Ger tbs
b. eskfast tshls
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Eighty-1ve per cent Of the circus
ION Of the Bulletin Eoes directly hat
- k0msz
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-11

II you like Mrs. Austins famous
Buckwheat -four. wont you kindly tell
your friends how delicious 1t is?
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-11

WANTED-Five Saieslsdies in our
Toy Department. Fred G. Fair.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-11

glass sliding doors, the show cases
are all floor cases with marble
base. The large prescription case
is a beauty with central plate glass
mirror 72xl20 inches and smaller
plate glass mirrors on each side.
The details are complete and pre-
sent q most harmonious ensemble
effect.
Two Torsion spring balancing
scal.s, the finest made, complete
the co Iipment. The scales for
prescription work are notably su
perior, being sensitive to the one
hundreth part OF grain and en-.
closed in an air tight rosewood
case. For prescription work
Squibbs chemicals only will be
used.
The stock OF all brand new goods
purchased for the store is also in
keeping with the new firms motto,
Nothing But the Best" The
stock includes pure fresh Drug
aud standard proprietary remedies.
aud the best and most complete
line Of sundries including fine
pocket cutlery, fine stationery, |
French and domestic soaps; the
hest of French and American per
fumery, and for the ladies especial
ly full line Of manicure insru
menls, cosmetics, polishes and
enamels, also the SWEETEST line and
variety Of hair brushes, tooth
brushes and other toilet articles,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-11
HARRIS 'LyncHEo.
Ne wss Charged with Assassination u
White Man on Monday.

Houston. Jan. i0.--Ben Harris, q
negro. who wins charged with the as
s-ssinatlon of osro Polk nj Berlng's
Miil Monday night. and taken from Of
fieers Tuesday night at IAvelle by a
mob nu nbering about seventy. was
"wednesday morning lynched NJ Mos
COW.
After a forty-r'iiie ride across the
country Tuesday night a mob of nifty
men overlook Deputy sheriff Hunter
and posse Of Livingston. who were
fleeing with Harris Harris was can
tured near Livingston few hours after
he had murdered Ozro Polk. at Behring'S
MIL. Polk was foreman and had words
with Harris. ending by his Knocking the
negro down with a club. Harris went
away and returned with a shot gun.
firing two loads OF buckshot into Polk.
killing him instantly.
Learning OF the approach OF the mob
the officers and posse fled from T.iv.
ingston with their prisoner. After
the mob overlook them they boarded
freight train at Sheppard with the
negro and went To Moscow. near the
scene OF the killing There al 1 O'Clock
Wednesday morning the negro was
bound In the presence % hundreds OF
people and strung 10 telephone pole
In front OF the railroad station
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-11

cpmpl-l- stock "f musical ins'fu
m~ntr, clear Havana sud d. beat is'
cigars and Jscns's I'm. I'd ,'iies
IL word. n"thing ha- hrriAomit-
It'd to make This store complelIin
its line, aud the seIl-known, pop
uIar aud en'rrp7i-iug proprIetors
deserve the favor with which this
will be- received aud the
success which !, will meet with
for merit coupled with promptaess
and courtesy ara sure to win.
The new firm 10 composed OF
Nessrs. George w. Smith and J.
A. NJ, Qu-en. the latter having the
mans Rrmeut Of the business. aud
having given personal attention to
he selection and purchase Of the
took and fixtures
DIR. w. II. Oliver il with the
lew firm and will office in the
smith building
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-11
THE SMITH DRUG COMPANY.
Elegant New Store Now Open and is q
Model as a Whole and In Detail.
"Noihing But The Best"

The ELEGANT new drugstore Of
the Smith Drug Company is now
open in the Parker building, and
is attracting no little attention
from the people Of Bryan and the
transient visitors TO the city on ac-
count of its model appointments.
To begin with, the location could
not be surpassed, the building Is
perfectly adapted TO the require
ments and the nnor space is ade.
quate, with handsome interior flo
ish in wall paper, etc. Added 10
this are the ideal furnishings Of the
store. These are in quarter sawed
oak, golden finish, all under plate
glass. The wall cases have solid
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-11
BRIEFLY NOTED

Colorado. Tex. b. 20 have $4,000
high school
About 5000 feet Of lumber burned AZ
Dertolt. Tex
Reeves hotel at Mexia Tex burned
Inmates barely escaped
AZ the Dallas poultry show about
1000 birds are on exhibition
DR.. a. q. Sisson. q well known Texas
physician. T. dead at wills Point
Half a million more silver doilars VIII
be shipped from Mexico 10 china
Josiah Strowdy. a negro. was con-
victed al Kaufman Tex. Of criminal
assault on a girl N his race AMI given
eight years
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-11
WHITE IDENTIFIED.
Made His Escape Twelve Years AZ,
From the PenitentiarY.

Austin. Jan iO.-Penitentiary ofci-
cials have Identified VIII White as hav-
ing escaped from the penltentIary
twelve years ago lie admitted his
ider lily lie was convicted o. burg
larry at Ennis
Secretary % state shannon an
nounced that fees ~ his department for
December amounted TO ts.4i2 and that
amount was deposited In the treasury
department IL IL almost double the
fees for the same month last year.
The meeting Of the state penitentiary
board failed TO materiallze on account
OF the absence OF General Oppenheimer.
chairman OF the board. who has gone
TO Washington. and tho absence of
Colonel Fry. who was unable 70 attend
on account OF sickness. The meeting
may be held later this month
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-11
LUNCHES WITH PRESIDENT.
Cecil Lyon and Chief Executive Also
Discussed Appointuents.

Washington Ian iO.-cecn Lyon
lunched with the president az noon
Wednesday and talked over Texas APP
pointments. Matters Immediately UNI
der consideration are san Antonio. For;
Worth. Bastron. S,ephenville. Burnett
brentwood and Elgin postmasterships
also commissions of United States mar
shall and United States district attorney
10 expire shortly
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-11
SUSPENSION STATED.
Action Taken BY Bankers Holding the
Checks Of Late L. w. Prior

cleveland Jan 10 Formal an
nouncement Ut the suspension Of The
firm Of Denison. Prior a Co. Invest
ment bankers and brokers. was made
on tho rlonr 81 the Cleveland stock
Exchange This action was taken a.
the result OF q large number 81 firms
checks being throvn out by banks
who hold that since the death of l.
W Prior. who committed suicide Tues
day. the cherks could not pass the
clearing house n g. said the banks
hold ample FUNDS and securities 10 pro-
vide for a.i claims against the firm
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-11
TENTH CONVENTION.
United Benevolent Association In sss.
sion al Fort Worth.

Fort Worth. Jan. i0-The United
Benevolent association convened In
tenth annual convention In this city
Wednesday morning one hundred del
egates are present The order has q
membership ~ 5000 In Texas Colon,l
r W Taylor ~ this city Is supreme
president
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-11
MUSIC store sum.

Kinghsher. Okla. Jan. io.-Fire de-
stroyed the music store ana stock OF
William Gilbert. completely cutting the
building and burning also "a number of
expensive pianos The total los is
$500. with ii.700 Insurance with dif-
flcuity other business buildings wers
saved
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-11
is IN SESSION
Frs'sh, Rate Convention Assemblies q,
Wichita.

Wichita. kans Jan. i0.-Tho freight
rate mass convention. made up 81 500
delegates. representing commercial and
farmers organizations from all parts
81 Kansas. was held here wednesday
Permanent Reorganization for the pur-
pose OF pushing the railway rate legis-
lntion vas perfected Resolutions were
adopted urging congress TO give th-
railway rate commission power 10 con
troll railroad rates. Speeches were made
by Chairman Bristow. $ x. Vansant
former governor ~ Minnesota and 9th.
prs
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-11
Po.,masisr, Appoin,sd

Washington Jan 90 Tho President
appointed postmasters rs follows. In
dian Territory Absolom ~ Allen. oke-
nah Alva 4 Taylor wapanucka: l..
". smith. Wewoka Texas. Marshall
Smith. BrownVood a Bowerman.
Mansfield
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-11
Broker Suicides.

Cleveland, Jan i0.-L W. Prior 81
the brokerage firm Of Dcnison, Prior q
Co, u this city. committed suicide b
shooting himself "a the Hollenden hote;
He was q member ~ the New York
Stock Exchange
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-11

Washington Ian 10 Congressman
neail introduced q bin providing for
the return TO southern people Of money
nov held IN treasury from cotton con-
nscnied during The civil war
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-11
SEEKING SPOUSE
Franklin Travels Several Thousand
Miles Looking For clipping Wife.

DeniSon, Jan 10 --Georgc n Frank
I'm of Pierre. s. y. has been searching
for his wife. who eloped one year ngn
Franklin followed her evernl thou
sand miles. but lost trick 81 her nj
san Antonio en- route ~ Mexico Sh,
eloped with a dentist named Bisbe-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-11

Shreveport. Jan. ia suit 10 collect
1io'IsO or "a lease and on rent claimed
due has been flied BY the Columbia
Compress and Warehouse company ".
the Vaughn Grocery company. Limited
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-11
s.sln BY soeialI.t,.

warfaw Jan. 10 Socialists shot and
killed the superintendent OF the stree,
car shops '.ore Al Novmoinsk Govern
mont OF warsaw Socialists shot and
killed tho chief OF the district police
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-11
Decided Inereaae

san Antonio. Jan lO-The city board
OF equalization raised the assessment
OF the San Antonio Traction company
from s2s7i50 to 13Ss.i75. an increase
Of tiNI.325
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mittee regarding its participation In
the political campaign, and in that
connection adopted the following reso-
luton:
and directed to continue the conpaign
to it's conclusion for the attainment
of the largest degree Of success in the
interest for the protection and pro-
motion Of the rights and liberty Of
working people and the people gen.
orally. And to the attainment of these
laudable purposes the executive coun-
Gil Of the American Federation Of La
Dor calls upon all reform forces and
philosophical citizens who SYM
pathize with the effort to re-establish
justice and right in the affairs Of our
country to cooperate with our move
ment, our cause and campaign"
The report of the committee refers
to the participation Of the committee
In the campaign against the re-elec-
ton of Representative Littlef1eld of
Maine, and says:
1T is true that Mr.. Littlefield has
been reelected, but by so small a
margin as compared with his previous
election that 1T has, indeed, been a
great moral victory and one which
Will have salutary influence not only
upon the coming election, but also up
on labor's standing before Congress in
the future. In a former election, Mr..
Litlefield ran immensely ahead of the
other representatives of Congress in
the state, and also far in advance of
the head Of the State ticket. Our
fellow workers IN Maine faithfully
carried on the campaign as outlined
by the executive council"
The Federation has issued a text
book for the general compaign, and
the report recommends authority for
another appeal for funds for carrying
on the. campaign. The report con-
tinues:
I'VE recommend the representa- tives
Of AFFILIATED organizations give their
active cooperation in the coming
campaign and accept assignments to
deliver addresses and participate in
contests to carry out labor's plan of
campaign. We recommend that at the
conclusion Of the compaign full and
final report, so far as. possible. be
made by the labor representation COM
mittee, to the. executive council. and
that the same be incorporated as part
OF the report of the executive to the
Minneapolis, cpnYention. We further
recommend that at; the close Of the
campaign asE ANAL report Of receipts
ana expenditures be printed and
mAiled TO an affiliated internat ionals,
zcel.trs1 bodi.s 4 g edsra lions a.
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Gov. johnson
Will address the votes of
the West End and West
Duluth, Monday Evening.
He will speak at Lincoln
Park at 1880 p. m. and at
Great Eastern Hail, West
Duluth at $3.50 p. m.
Every body Is cordially invited
to attend.

been preached. Occasionally, good,
crisp, up-to-date leaflets. will be
printed by your local paper.
There Is no reason why every trades
union in the land should not push good
literature. In some instances men are
spending fortunes for the sole purpose
Of sending broadcast the printed mat
ter witch tells of something in which
they are interested. Every political
party uses it. Reformers employ it..
The Socialists regard it: as their most
valuable. propaganda method General
advertisers send out tons Of it.. They
do it because they have found that it
pays. II it pays them, It. will pay the
labor union. It Is one of the cheapest
ways of attracting attention and tel
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rectly affiliated locals, the labor press
and organizers, and that there be
printed thereon that any person inter-
ested and DESTROYS of obtaining a copy
may receive the same upon writing
for 1t, inclosing postage. We also de-
ciced to request President Gompers to
visit New York and Chicago as soon
as possible to bring about unity Of
action in those cities upon labors plan
Of campaign.
I'VE have every reason to report
that the campaign so far has been en-
couraging in the greatest possible de-
gree, and that If conducted as clean
cut and upon high plane in the fu-
ture we shall have good accounting
to give Of the work done and yet to
be done in the interests of the great
cause we have the honor to represent"
The committee consists of President
Gompers. Vfce-President O'Connell and
Secretary Morrison of the Federation.
The council later announced that no
moneys had been accepted by the
Federation from any candidate for Of
flee on any ticket, and 1t was decided
to pursue this course in the future.
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UNION LABOR'S FIGHT
HAS ONLY STARTED
President Gompers Criticises the
Language Used by Lit
tlefeld,
A. F. of L. Decides to Force
Fight Against Congressman
to it's Finish.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Sept. IT,
THAT battle in Maine, though closed
at this time In the Second district,
is not at an end. The contest was
merely incidental to the task which
labor has set itself to accomplish
said President Gompers of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor, at Typo
graphical Temple, in Washington, on
Tuesday, where a reception was given
ir. honor Of the labor leaders who
fought against Representative Little
fields reelection in Maine.
mot only Mr.. Littlef1eld, but
Uncle joe dared to reiterate that we
stand for the licensing of criminal
and unlawful conduct. We ask for
equal rights before the law, as any
other citizens I have it not in mind
to say a word in criticism Of the
President other than this: The right
of petition is the right Of the Amer
lean citizen, guaranteed by the Con-
stitution, and neither the President
nor Congress can take that right away
from him. Labor Is the only power
iE human society that represents the
masses.
why did we begin the fight in Lit
tlef}eld's district? Because the election
was held there two months earlier than
III the other States. If we had passed
over this, district they would have
said we, were afraid. We were not
afraid. We conducted a clean fight
and used no arguments or Language
that might not, Nave been repeated in
polite society The laboring people
have outgrown the stopped back and
receding forehead Of !. The Man with
the Hoe They now stand erect. They
are waging a fight against child labor
and against the white plague. BY Sc
curing better hours and higher wage.
they will found better homes into
which tuberculosis. cannot enter"
Ciaim 4 Victory in Maine. SIS.
The executive council adopted The
lrepost of the lebor rsprs ssntatto On:
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SUMMONS ON APPLICATION FOR
REGISTRATION OF LAND.

SUMMONS ON APPLICATION FOR
REGISTRATION OF LAND.
STATE OF MINNESOTA: COUNTY OF
enth judicial Judicial Dis st:t' court N'eV-
Mary Mcdonnell to register the title
to the following described real es-
dred fifty-one (1515, Minnesota ave-
nue.; Lower Duluth, and lot one hun
drsd hf E,,, $3.50, st. Louis avenue.
office of the Register Of Deeds in
and for said County,
= Applicant.
W. Fletcher. American Fire Engine
Company. and Elizabeth Mannheim.
Ronald Mannheim, Rosaiia Mann
helm and Gertrude Mannheim.
helm, G. c: Warheld, Grace A. 1nman.
a aIi Timothy Foley: Thomas Foley,
partners as Foley Bros, and the
sherwin-W Williams Company, and all
otner persons or parties unknown.
claiming any right, title, estate, lien
scribed IN the application herein.
Defendants.
The State of Minnesota to the above
named defendants:
You are hereby summoned and re-
CURED to answer the application Of the
applicant In the above entitled pro-
ceeding and to file your answer to the
said application In the office of clerk
of said court. In said county, within
twenty (20) days after the service Of
this summons upon you, exclusive Of
the day Of such service, and, If you fail
to answer the said application within
the time aforesaid, the applicant in
this proceeding will apply to the court
for the relief demanded therein. sss
Witness, ]. p. Johnson, clerk Of said
court. and the seal thereon. at Duluth,
IN said county, this s. 10Th day of Sep-
TENDER "A. D. "a 900. 81
81. 4 u. JOHNSON, Clerk.
BY u. 81 MO OEY, Deputy.
slSeaI "a .Dis CT. 81. Louis Co. Mimi
THOMASsAEaAII4,
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Mr.. Union Man:-Notify your butch.
er that the Bell Phone is Unfair.
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Will Start Paper at Grand Marais

Will Start Paper at Grand Marais.
John Blackwell, member of the
Typographical union of St. Paul and
Duluth has decided to start a weekly
paper at Grand Marais. There is one
paper in Cook county, but Mr.. Black
we'll believes that the field is wide
enough for another. He has purchas-
ed the plant of the old Duluth Volks-
fruend and will remove it to Grand
Marais next week.
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LOCAL LABOR NOTES.
c. W. Douglas in Duluth,

Chas. w. Douglas prominent men,
Der of organized labor in St. Paul,
and one of the guides in the State
Capitol was in Duluth Saturday and
Sunday on his way to points on Lake
Vermillion for two weeks business
trip. He expects to remain a couple
of days in Duluth on his return.
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Gus Winberq Leaves.

Gus ,Winberg of the Minneapolis
Typographical union and formerly of
Duluth, who has been spending his
vacation here for the past two weeks.
left Wednesday for his home. Gus
spent a few hours In the Labor World
office renewing old acquaintances.,
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Mr.. Union Man:-Notify your Shoe
Dealer that the Bell Phone is Unfair.