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Royal Glue Sticks Anything. Druggists .10c
PPEECIATE kEANE,S MEATS

LADIES APPRECIATE K E,ANE'S MEATS
Because they are fresh. tender. juicy and
are the best meats oh. ainabe III the city.
Washington Dressed Beef. Mutton, Lamb
and Veal. choicest dis9lay-at moderate
prices. 'FA07 1IN y0Ur 0r1 =. o" drnD nos al.
L. T KEANE, 81 to II CENTER MARKET.
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Sale of Household Furniture, CARPETS
etc, at 1884 n. Y. ave. tomorrow at 10 80
am. Sloan & Co. Auctioneers.-Advt
Evening star., 1900-12-12

Fine Dry-roasted Coffees
Have no equal
Fresh XNXX Powdered Sugar.
c. d. Kenny Co. S City Stores.
Opeh late this month.
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Novelty Kitchener Coal Ranges are the
best bakers made-every one warranted.
A EHk.RLA 5 SONS. 1lS 9TH NV.
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"PRINATE STOCK RYE. I5c. QUART.
ADnle Cider. fresh and sweet. 23c- Gallon.
Delivered Donnelly's 1lth and SITS. Phone.
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ANTON FISCHER'S. 90G G. LACE CUR
TAINS AND BLANKETS CLEANED.
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PARTICULAR PEOPLE CHOOSE

Abner & Drury's odd Cory" when order
ing beer for home use. They know that 1t
made Of pure materials, properly brewed
and aged. For case phone 1oii-2.
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worn 1T Jar NOT

IN have your lawn green and beautiful?
Now ls the time To top dress it. $1oo cart
load delivered. Drop postal. 221 81 st. s.w.
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GREAT BEAR SPRING co.
Supplies gallons of Pure Spring Water
for soc. Office I04 l1th st.
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HOMEMADE MINCE MEAT PIES.
baked in our home bakery. fresh every day:
light, crisp, flaky crusts-senerously filed
with the choicest MnCe Meat, made of
seeded raians Only 2uc. Delivered to all
parts city. Holmes & Son, 1st and + SITS.
Evening star., 1900-12-12

Tree Toys. Open evenings. J. Jay Gould
de11-5t$
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Eureka Lodge Officers

Tree Toys Open evenings. J. Jay Gould 5
advertisement.
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Stylish "TurnOutx" for Hire
Mems Club Mectinp

For receptions. calling. Xmas shopping, etc
DOwneys Model Stables 1922 -2S L st.-Ady
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Flynn's Business College, Sth and X.
Business. shorthand, ,typewriting-$2 a year.
advertisement
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CITY ITEMS,
Christmas fs Almos+ Her~

Don't wait too long to have Nolte pape
your rooms; only 81 up. $40 9th st. it
Evening star., 1900-12-12

The sale Of Oriental Rugs and Carpets
at Sloan's, 1907 G St, will continue tomor-
row at II am. and 3 p.rn.-Adyt
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-17
ON ZONE r UNI FOR s YEhRs.
The; Remarkable Record nj M Engi-
!. 5S5S. neer Who Has Never ilurt
Paxsenger.E$5 #f s3s,t IL

- takes an all-arouud mar 10 be 4
good locomotive en- gineer. N calling
OF profession requires CLEARER brain,
a stouter Heart and a stead sei NJ nerve,
says Lssiie's Weekly. Tha, Nj. William
Il. Gordon, of East Mii.stol.e NJ );
possesses these qualities III All. eninent
degree is, evident from the fact, that he
has been in continuous and uninter-
rupted service as q railroad en- gineer for
81 years. l{l
s5 ore remarkable still is the fact that
a of these years have been spent on
what is known in railway pa l.zsl &c as
zone run that between Jersey City
and East Milestone. Mr.. Gordon began
his railway life in May, ls45, as q fre-
man onthe Camden & Amboy road. A
year later he became the eng in Ger of
the famous Johnny. Bull on this line,
where he remained until lS47. IN 1853
he came TO his present post Of duty,
and has been there ever since. II
.s$ In al these years he has never had q
serious accident and has never hurt a
passeng az Mr.. ord on recently cele-
brated his 18th birthday. when he re44
ceived the greetings Of many friends
and Well.Wishers. Except when he
reads very fine print he is not obliged
to wear iasses, and his hand at: tho
throttle is as firm and stead yas ever: 81.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-17
HE 81 <sU1rE
Gen. Gatacre Shot .It1 I'M q ,rnnsh ths
bed l1e fore ne sonId

a letter from 4 corr i Id The Sec.
spnd Northumberland & IDS iileers gives
some- Crap hies details II re ga ia toS the
disaster at Sstornnbe So is the New
York u 1Iesa rs:
the mig Of the 9th opr rsgis
sment he al Irish 81 fits, two 5l:; &.
teries ed
fantry prpceatled ll. III
Mo..tsIso, list lance pff ten hen
we arrived II was about min Z o' lock,
and then we all forrnesl up and Cen,
sGatacl'e informed us / hat IL wa going
TO do a nig hi tack on i BIZ grs' po-
gsition 9 { orlnberg 8, and thar there was
70 be no firing and no shouti !, d nnidst
use The bayonet only. 81 1arte ed Of
At ten O'clock 10 march g mites To
Stormberg. where we hoped TO arrive
spboL two clock il the nj rning. We
kept marching all nigh bu e never got
there. Il was broad dayli when We
were at the foot of some high. naccess-
ible rocks, when the guild 8 We had
turned to5the general and, pointing Ia
the top Of the rocks, said There is
Your position and there is your en-
envy, and immedia tely started 10 gall
5lop of. But before he had gone two
yards Gen. Gatacre shot him twice
through the body saying Man, you
have done me, but you are the first to
60. Those are the exact words that
were said, because we were told5by tho
generals orderly:
Nv hen the general saw how we were
trapped he cried like child, and said !:
oh, my poor boys, what have I done z
$50 the generals aid-de-camp told an
officer M ..s sss b 9 SIS
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-17
TOOL MAKING.
Aoeorai a 20 rhis q a. u !. the
Limit Has Never been Reache4 a
IN Any Partic 1larsCas s.@

81 II the human race continues to II,
list and to advance IN morals, con1fo14
and elegance Of living tool ma king must
begin e be carried to what now ap-'
pears 70 be q high Development, says
Engineering agaziine. hal issthe
; limit Of the tool -make art !. aud when
and where should 81 must tool ma king
stop
Gommercially speaking it must stop
an any parti cuiar case 81 hen more tool
smaking cannot chsa pen ii1es tai time
cost 81 product ion; If the denland TOR
the product is IN limit ed be only.
limit alton ii tool q king IS tof
human UNI ersta nding and saslnicsl
resource
s Broadly spea kin It is con ceiyableI
that q ONE special prod ue ION tool
! making be ga rrie a 10 a HI here
no fur BE as Is
mad q lso censs as
lain Use al dssi.,
& ca Cd In
proyssIs an u
cost useff ls nd "a
the PEI Kin & ron
ok sts:ees SsSs IS and cord seems
10 kim
80 ~
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-17
SOME OVER COAT SIGNS.
u Which WILL Ne Seen the Past
They sEi.y In l~termtning IS, a.
.gSsf$ q Mans Age. F5

.FThnnk yon,. q said Senator Bever,
idge. ut l3tltliana.tt AN attache at the
wilte gh,5Hs,s who offered to- assist. him
iI.pnltslig on his Overcoat "a young
maj, }.a,sSe refuses to accept help in
getting his nvprcoat on. but the older
aSInaI5 gel he more certain he is. to
refuse lstslll:5snd say; NO, thank you,
Is:aiiSgst SIN al right. It is a GER
t,'I'5ll@ts ,ratinn of old age when IA man
WILL not Il permit anot her to aid in get
ting 1It#hiss ,verctat t. II \ }4,: Il n
Senator Elkins overheard the remark
Of tl,rsyon,g senator from Indiana,
says ft,e Washington Star. and said |:
''Weit.if VIVA yon say is true, senator
llawiey is one of the youngest. men
III. the Ssen;,ia5 lie always accepts as
sistA,n..s il putting on his .overcoat.
RntNt'll.sZfiay he said to me: Eikins,
when Y1l5.i, ear me: say that / can get
MY .,ye.fc SOC On without anyone help
ing MS may be snre tia TT am
getting old = s. T <s9s.. @
5NtX1 .lrtrys Smith solilogui1ed Go
hilnsa,ss Ierryf has been at every dim
nsT AMI public and private recep tion
at the white house for years, and his
principal businoss during that time
was to artistical:y aid in putting on
ovcrcoats and incidentally to receive
in aCbestertieldian manner whatevet
tips were given him. Il jes' tells YER
said Jerry to- himself, ...dere's lots Of
1vnr,@S; !, ~, 4 a -, . n
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-17
IN INDIAN TERRITORY.
Anomalous Conditions Exist Whieh
Require speedy and Had. 5ss
f f ical Remedy. E NJ $ 5zSs

n An anomalous condition Of things ex-
lists in the Indian territory, which
should not and cannot last. tits the
duty Of congress at the present session
40 remedy difficult les that are beeon
Ing worse year by year, and al ute
Threatening enough as mat tiers stand.
Residents of the terrific unite ii say
Ing that though the non ian popula-
ton is in the ma ofit ten e one
their children are growing up without.
q chance to 60 - school There is no
other region iii the United States suf4
fering from this mn ard enable wrong.
The oyernment lily looks afterthe
edusation OF Indian children. Last.
year tht Jun Der Of such schools in: OPP
GRAFTON was 296, with an enro llmsnt Of
s225,2o22 he appr opriat ions made for
Them by con gresss have Increased from
$50, coo in 1877 to s2,9s6,Gso in 1900.
When the statement comes from the.
Indian territory that many Il thousand
children not of Indian blood aresentire-S
~ without school advantages an intol-
cradle situation must be admitted. No
debate on this point is needed. Ameri-
can children deprived Of education
represent neglect Or mismanagemeHt,
that cannot be endured and which the
authorities having this case in charge
will surely correct. 81
Lack Of schools is but one Of the evils
that burden the Indian territory. The
ownership, possession, leasing and di-
vision Of lands, together with ques.
tions relating to pay for improvements,
are in confusion, with no legal machin4
cry to dispose Of urgent suits without.
years Of delay. Town sites cannot be
properly selected. Trade and agricul-
ture are at heavy isadvantage,
Crime has an undue license. No law
exists for the care of the insane. The
territory is without delegate in COM
gress to present its needs. Remnants.
Of Ave different kinds Of government
are found within. its limits, so that
while in the practical sense tits not
governed at all it is governed too much
in conflicting, incoherent fashion.
St. Louis Globe-D Democrat
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-17
VEL q ABBI 4 OR .1REB1T.
B Odd Iiclk . ~ lased 81 ioaa
CIina ess foss - me IS q mo rii-Ssss5
eles or FOOD.

Here comes ag aiin Tor ne steenth
sfimeSt hal old quest ION 81 ,vsl, HE Velsh
Ss,rabhit rare BIT, says the New
/; York Press fun1n man. ln Paris I&it
rare Bit % the Bill 81 fare. ors!its
sequivalen ia Ere nch, BIZ G our iates die
s;tiionariss aud our astute ditors insist
that itS shalld be abbit 81 fter half
sa day search II arrive at the conclu-
sion that was original re- bft !, q
and that .srab bit' IS 3 mod rns corrup-
ton. say the highest authorities
agree on this. but my editor sd IS they
dom, and what he says goes ia this
pa per.
Certain OF our eKicographers insist
st IRA bbit'' as applied % cheese and
toast, etc. IS OF jocular origin. but
! am not sure that the Peep OF Wales
regard cheese thus pre- pared as their
nationa. q ISL. 81 is true, tha, We have
the Cape God turk II + Wahiic b is 4 cod-
I fish. and numerous other humorously
applied special dishes. T he lamb fry
is g .'mo.lntain oyst 81. 4 thesca Il IS an
Essex iion, the cal s head is mock
turtle. the cured ham is = Cincinnati
chicken. red behring's are * iilasgow
magistrate : or 8 Norfofk ca pom So he
potato is IL IS Irish aprico MUIR
ply or 8. Munster plum; the shrimp
SIS q * ravesend sweetmeat, Is N hiskyis
wine OF the country or chair Of. the
dog. the rump of a fowIis the .sI,ope's.' .
S. parson's or '.bish bop 81 lose. q bowie
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-17
LApLANDERs IN DISTRESS
They Have Lost Many Reindeer 80
Nave Nave Become very Poor-Yorne
}'s.> OF the Cans<s.

Those famous nomads OF North Eu,.
rope, the Laplanders, have been I'm for
tunate in recent years, and the Nor
wegian press Is calling attention "a
their sad condition. The newspapers
even say that unless some hing is done
Tor the Lapps Or q fortunate change oc-
cur in their dition@ they will dwin-
die away and finally disappear. victims
OF the circumstances that have berett
them Of the larger part of their sole
I wealth yea Not many years ago the ave-
srage head OF . family ii Lapland
ewned at least : score Of reind eer. and
some of the wealt hiest men had / 900 "a
1000 animals. The largest herd to-day
do not contain over 800. reindeer. and
many Lapps who once owned hundreds
Of deer do*not now possess more than
ten or twenty This means dire poverty
10 Lapland. for the deer IS the sole cap
ital of the country. To live III comfort
q family OF. Ave persons is ust sell or
kill from 80 70 SO animals q year. and
this re- uires q herd 81 from 800 rs 500
deer. But nnany families now do NOT
own enough deer to keep 4 hem in food
and clothing.
a yariety Of causes has combined IA
#lecimat Ell lie herds. Fat al d iseases have
for some ars been partie larly preya-
lent. hen I he area of Sra stura ge has
been diHin shing because tiers from
the south have been invading Lapland:
I The new peasantry are not on rs fhe
friend iest terms with the IS. and
shep deer stray / Int q their losures
they are shot. 3easts, Of are also
yesponsible for be disa pea e. nee q
isnnny deer and al these have
combined to destroy HE ert q
the poor viho, rom point
a We've we're g e very vel Is dc 81 a.
(, orld.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-17

Tv I IA ] IRIS, MIN
General Furnish hing
and Clothing
MAIL ORDERS il Scandinavian d
English Answered Promptly
When III Need of
:. M ! !! 4 BIE;.R
Call On. 81 Address (.
f E Bu i. k'e:'r',
7 Du i. l i |. ]. / MIMI.
- naaSa
Mail Orders
7 Promptly Delivered. The Patronage
81 OF the People OF Cook County is Re-
4 specially Solicited. SIS. +.
Office: Lake Ave. Near Booth's Dock

Timber u LAM, Act Jnne g. 1878 Notice for Pub
Il lcatiOn.- United States Land .Ofiice Duluth
4 Mimi, September is, 1850 $50
!. Notice i hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the act OF GOngrs sB Of june 8.
ls entitled An act for the sale Of timber lands
~ the States ct CalifornSa. Oregon. Nevada, and
Washington Territory, as extended to- all the
Public s, e Lan1 States b act Of August {: 1902.
state Of Minnesota, has this day fled in this
Office hip swo'n Abatement No 5110. for the
purchasep of L,ts 2. ., and S, OF Section
S. il Township g., Range I east. and viii offer
proof to show that the land sought is more valua-
BILE for lts timber or one than for agricultural
purposes. and to establish his claim e aaid land
3DulntA MINI. on . Friday, tie III DAY Of
December, 1900 a. II ~! 2 g 7%i
He names as witnesses: no 81 s5##
Alexander Glen, james w. Norton. John H.
Wade. Edward She's and Robert Thompson. OF
Duluth, Mimi. and John Morrison, Of Grand
MaraiA, Mimi, IA @ Isl =
Any and All persons claiming adversely the.
abOve.desCrihed lands are requested file their
claims in this ONCE on or before said 7th day Of
December, HOO 55= - i, s. =
w. h. smallwood, Atty. 92s 80
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-17
d Notice Tor Publication. 7.

Department Of the Interior-LAnd once 1t Du-
/ luth, Mimi. Nov. 8, 1900 5ssE s 4. 5sl
81 Notice ID hereby given that the fol,owinr-
named settler has fled notice Of his intention 10
make final proof In support Of hia 0lalm and
that said proof WI be- made before the Register
aud Receiver Of Duluth, MINI. on Dec. II, 1900
viz: "a *s%3 7S 75 IA
Edward e. Schan. who made homestead entry
No. 967. Tor the wy Of sch and e1l oil swk Of
Section 8 Township az north. Range east 81
4th r. n. 8 s
II He names:the following witnesses TO prove hi
continuous residence upon and cultivation o1
said land, Viz: ESs 3 5{sy ES
Ole Daniels. 81. zshl. [. Ellington and r.
BerRum, AL Of Hovland, Cook County, MINI.
=a. . 11-10 5@5 d WIN. E. CULKIN, Register.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-17
Notice for publications.

Department OF the Interior-Land Office at Du-
lnth, Mimi. Oct 80, 400
b Notice il hereby gaveE that the following
named Get tier has filed notice Of his intention to
make hnal Proof in support OF his claim, and
that said propf will be made before the Judge of
Probate Of Cock County, at Grand Marais MINI.
on Decemb4r Y, 1900. viz:
" Ole =. tricks ii, who mede homes.ead entry
No. 9943 for the Lots q 3, q id sci Of nwM Sec
ton g. Township u north, naAse g east. 4th r.
81 He names the following witnesses TO prove his
said land. viz.
John II Dab lstrom John ] q Hussey. Geo. 81.
3nurfee. l,has.EJ ]. J.hns0n. JOIN IA Babb and
Wm.8 Colyill all Of Grand Marais MINI
u. liz VIM. E CULKIN. Register.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-17

No stockhoder y 10 participated III
the dividend is likely to seriously wor, !.
Over The charge that extra dlvldenut
were aeclarsd by railroads anu olh.4
corp rations TO influence voters. Ri.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-17
Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior-Land ofhoe at Du.
luth. MINI !, Nov. g., 1900. = I 81 ~, "a S7F
II Notice 10 hereby given that the following,
named settler has filed notice of his Intention "a
make tnal proof In support of his claim. and
that slid proof will be made before the Register
1890. viz: 49, $sg'4 = ~.
Ole Daniels. who made homestead entry No
96d2 for the AZ Of seA of Section 4, and MI o,
mex Of Section 8, Township az north, Range !
east of 4th p. M Sd. s.ff f21T'ssI5- - B
he names the following witnesses TO prove hi
continuous residence upon aud cultivation d
said land. viS: IiS3 159a 80. ~
II. Zahl. Ed. Eehan. L. Ellington and Il,
Bergum. all OF Hovland, Cook County MINI. n
lilo WIN, II. CULKIN, Register.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-17

The serious conc ltion Of Senator DAY
e, OF minnesota y IL auOt her proof Of III /
frequency with WHOM seemingly insl,;.
srlticant happenings are tranquil with
lomsntous cOnseq nences.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-17
Notice for Publication.

Department Of the 1nterio Onice at Du.
81 luth. Mimi. October 20, 1900. @Zs3
81 Notice IS hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention II
make final proof jig support OF his claim, and
that said proof will De made before the Register
and Receiver Y: J. Land Onios at Duluth. Minn.
on December IL, 1900, viz:
. Patrick Mahoney, who mn7e homestead entry
mo. 1910 Tor the Lots and 2 seA Of swA Section
40. Lot /. section is, Township 81 north, Range
rs west of 4th p. NJ -. 5Ss} 5s M
rs He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence npon and cultivation Of
90 Lauchn Mclean, JacobF Hector. OF st. Louis
County. Mimi. B. Fsnstead. Dave Crowley. Of
Lake County, MINI. A 49, f54 n
I a 1921 ". E. CULKIN. Register
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-17

"Faitha OF Famous Men" q 1 new
book, out il ioesl Y deal with ante-s:ec.
ton faith expressed by some Ut oul
prominent men. sl.= Ell Z :a.3=
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-17
Notice for Publication. q

Department OF the Interior-Land once at Du.
ISL luth. MINI y Nov. 5. /. OO. f;ss
rs Notice y hereby given that. the following
named settler has filed notice of his tnte,,ti TO
make final proof in support Of his clnim and
sthatsatd Proofwill be made before the r .gister
and Receiver at Duluth, MIMI, Dec. IA l9J viz:
3. 5elmaf zahl. who M: de homeste&a entry NO.
and pwA Of swk Section 10. Township 62 north.
Range east of 9Th z N. S &5!
ss He namea tho following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon Sad cultivation Of
sAid land Wig. 81. a 3aSs
Ole Daniels. Edward Schan. u. EllinRsnn and
B. BelKum. OF Hovland Cook County. i. inn E
10 w II. +. CULKIN, Register. ID
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-17

" China's dowaser Empress may say,
her head, but unless tnere is chang
~ The demands Of the powers she VII.
lose her authority. 5 81 ,.sz.>
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-17

It is really surprising how macy men
there are who knew IN advance exactly
how tho election was gong and yet
dlan't profta cent by the kuu wed rs.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-17

hand6ook 81 Political Don US
miehs easily IS written On tie ex .,sfii
sslaces ct the late cam paign i; but il
wouidn' do any good. Every can
has always nyniehed y crop 81 fools, Il I
Il A not liksly ], tl,as tboss IS ~ futnt.
will be mn lnulo barron i thai respect
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-17

Charlston snrnishedS the lateat cole,
murder. The victim was q luds ii ts
who died from lhs effects at tho nazS5
given him b. fellow students 81 LS
Porter Military Academy It might I
advisable tacall IN 4 few fopsixa mi
s 81 and station them in our coiies3
towns
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Timber Land. Act Inne &. 1879 ~ Notice for pnb-
licatien United States Ia:.d Office, Duluth.

ss !ieatien -U nited States LAID Office, Duluth,
IA Mimi. sct.:25 l9s 0 IS
|s Notice + hereby given that IL eompliance
With the pruyfsi onr Of the set Of iongress Of
June & 161e. tffled An act for the ssle or:
timber lands IN ths stats Of III foInia Oregon,
Nevada nd Wasting ton Terrific 8 as extended
10 all the Public Lind States by act oil ugust
1872. Samuel zinnln. 81 Grand Mara 8,
county of TOOK. tAte Of tinnesota. has III Il Siay
filed "a his eff his ta emenY No. 5I6I..
for th. purchase Of the e1s OF ne IS of section az
and wy OF nwis OF Sc. ton i4 sins Tovnship s.
north. Range east and fer proof 10 shqsv
that# the land sought is mere valuss bic forts
ttmbEs or store thar for agriG tl1tarHI purposes
and g es,abl his Scls i'm, 10 said hand before
the Regists ard eseiyeI of this mice az I:u-
& 1891
& He names 81 witnessns
avid Garth Per friboo and 6auat
ems In. of Iiuluth M Inn S
DE a,,d III crsols cIai o Ing a,Versply he
Sabave-d escgib q are requested 10 Ale tIeir
G's lIqs II lhis ofRee bel axe said % day of
! !. 81 I, 81 ULK sKegists,,
4 ~, 81. Johns SOD
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-17

The election excitement served to d.
tract publlc attention ffOln the mine tx
ploslon ut Berry sburg, W. Va, whicL
caused fourteen men their lives.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-17

trust that Agulla;1o promptly re-.
celyed the news, aud that ms future ac-
items will Justify What has been said 81
llm by 50 many WHO claim to know. zs..
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Say, havn't we haa quite enough oi
poliOlcs2 apout Tnankse,v5
es.sistr lss and Tier good thin
ahead Ut rs. #@
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Uncle Sam paid more Than $75 O,0GC
for Transportation 1t mall tast year !,
wh'ch shows US 70 be = reading 7a4o
writing people. ST &. i. '@..s q
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Notes FOR Publication,

department Oft Interior. Land Office at On.
luth, Mimi, October s. 1906. u se$ s s
Notice ID hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice. OF her intentiOnt 10
make final proof In support Of her claim and that
said pJoOfWills be made before JOS q. M iller,
G5erk Of Lake County at Two Harbors. Or Dec.
4th, 1900, viz: 81 Is n ;.{i . ESs.
Louise NJ. Clarke, rho made homestead entry
No 1861, for lot and eh ofswk IF Section ~,
Township 69 north, Range east of 4th p. N.
She names the following witnesses to zprnye
her CONT nuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz: E5. = sss% f S3ss'
Is Adolph s. Carlson. Of Rowland, Mlnn., Philip
u. Graft Edward 8: Farrell. and Charles u.
Campbell, Of Duluth. Mimi. t5 s#-
S 1913 WI. E. CULKIN. Register:
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That new Carlist revolution in Spai
seems to be a little one for Il cent. @

Railroad managers think that No msst.
ter where 3 man is he ought TO 10 hon 9
TO vote. $3.ss 81 54s5: