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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-31
ZOnOb6jca.

Wczoraj wczesnie rano Niemiec
Friedrich Haas, SAL Larrabee str,
po gwaitownej sprzeczce z IONA
nozem rzezniczym skaleczyf ia W
glove, kiedy zaczefa uciekac,
strzelif do niej dwukrotnie z re-
woIweru. Jedna kula weszfa "a le-
wen uchem W glove i spowodowa'
la rane niezawodnie smiertelna.
Sasiedzi usfyszawszy strzafy, spro-
wadzili policya. Porucznik Smith
kilku policyantami wszedf do
domu HASA znalaz} W sieni le-
zaca W kafuay krwi Anne Haas,
kt6ra kazaf zawiesc do szpitala
niemieckiego, = W izbie spokoj-
ME siedziaf ma stofku zonob6jca i
daf sic aresztowac bez oporu. Haas
ma lat 81; iak sasiedzi opowiadaja,
jest on pr6zniakiem i zawadyaka.
J.uz odsiadywal kare W Bridewell.
Znecat sic czesto mad iona, kt6ra
ciezka praca zarabiaia ma zycie.
Wczoraj iona robifa mu wyrzuty,
gdy przyszedf pijany po caionoc-
nej grze W karty, W kt6rej przegraf
pieniadze przez zone ciezko zaro-
bione, tego powstafa kiotnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-31
q dOktOra.

DoEtof gallant (do miodej pacyentki,
badajac pulls: = Me wien doprawdy, co
Jest mniejsze: czy pani raczka, czy pani
goraczkaf
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-31
Domyslny.

= Dlaczego przypuszczasz, ze X. po-
llubif swoja Zone jedynie dla pieniedzyf
- Bonn ia widziat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-31

mentu, Arthur Lynch, powiada, re
Boerzy walczyc moga jeszcze dfu-
go, ME wiefe tracqc, lecz Anglia
zruJnuje sic ekonomicznie i poll
tycznie, jezeli ME zaprzestanie pre-
dko wojny W Afryce poEudniowej.
Dlatego nalezy porozumiec sic obu
stronom i utozyc warunki, ma kt6-
rych pok6j m6giby bye zawarty.
BRUKsELA, Sligo Stycznia. =
Ze strony partyi katolickiej wy
szedf W seimie wniosek, azeby So
cyaliste Smeits przekazac sadowi
kryminalnemu, "a jego rewolucyj-
ma move. Ma galeryach powstaf
taxi hafas, re musiano je opr6znic,
a socyaliSci rzucili sic ma fawy po-
slow katolickich i przyszlo do ta-
kiego zamieszania, re przewodni-
czacy musiaf posiedzenie diva razy
odroczyc. Uderzano ma siebie pie
sciami.
LoNDYN, 31go stycznia. =
Arcybiskup Canterbur y por6-
wnywaf moralnoSc W Anglii z mo-
ralnoscia Amerykan6w. katwosc
dostawania W Ameryce rozwodow
stanowi dIa dostojnika anglikan-
skiego koSciola przekonywujacy do
w6d, re pod wzgledem moralnoSci
stoja Amerykanie wiele nizej od
Anglik6w.
2 Dublina donosz9, re W powie-
Gle Roscommon panuje teroryzm.
Uzbrojeni ludzie nachodzq miesz-
kama dzierzawc6w, kt6rzy ptaca
czynsz dzierzawy groza i'm Smier-
cia. Spiskowcy zbieraja sic pot
nocy i radza W nocy W polu, przy
ogniskach. Zapowiadaja wybuch
powstania, jezeli tylko pokaze sic
wojsko angielskie.
KoNsTANTYNoPoL, 81 stycznia.-
Pierwsza narada pelnomocnik6w
amerykanskich z bandytami spet
zla ma niczem. Mieli juz wrocic
do Konstantynopola, lecz otrzyma-
Ii instrukcye. azeby zgodzili sic ma
warunki, stawione i'm przez opry-
szk6w. Zawiazano ma nowo ukta'
dy.
WASHINGTON, 3lgo stycznia., -
Coraz mniej jest nadziei, azeby
panna Stone zostafa uwolniona.
Ukazanie sic wojska tureckiego
sptoszyio bandyt6w, kt6rzy uciekli,
uprowadzajac sobq branke. Emil
saryusze amerykanscy ME znaja
miejsca pobytu opryszk6w. Fax
TEN jest, re okup ME zostaf do
tychczas zapfacony trzeba szukac
innych dr6g porozumiewania sic z
brygantami'
P1TTsBURG, 31go stycznia. -
Skazani ma smierc mordercy Ed
ward John Biddle przepifowali
kraty, wyrzucili jednego dozorce
oknem, zastrzelili drugiego, zam-
kneli W cell innych, przebrali sic i
uszli wiezienia. Swiadkami u
cieczki byli ich wsp6iwiezniowie,
kt6rzy zachowywali sic obojetnie.
Dopomogfa skazancom do ucieczki
iona zawiadowcy wiezienia, kt6ra
zbiegfa wraz mimi, zostawiajac
meza dzieci. Policya szukafa
sladu zbiegow nadaremnie.
WASHINGTON, Sligo stycznia.
Senat przyjqI rezolucye, regulujaca
sprawe nastepstwa ma wypadek
smierci obecnego prezydenta przed
terminem, W kt6rym konczy sic
jego urzedowanie.
Senator Tilman m6wiac taryie
flipinskiej, zarzucaf obecnej VIE
kszosci kongresu, ze jest sprawczy-
MIA mordu, ,dokonanego ma naszych
zofnierzach ma Filipinach. Wojsko
nasze dopuszcza sic tam okru-
cienstw i pobudza Filipinczykow
do oporu, poniewaz Rad wzywa ich
do poddania sic, ME ti6maczac sic,
jaki los mySli i'm zgotowac, Repu-
blikanie nasi ME postepuja ma FL
lipinach lepiej, niz Anglicy W AT
ryce. Obowiazkiem demokrat6w
jest zagrzac lud amerykanski do
czynu, azeby pokazac swiatu, re
| - ..o olu,uo&o1i
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"sIa Pai'yS S'u'o"'
nych ma diva tygodnie, reszta u
stapila "a osm dni. Pozostanie
tylko jeden wychowaniec sskoiy
Mittego al do terminu trzech
miesiecy. w miare opuszczania
odwachu miodziez powraca do
zakiad6w naukowych bez lad
nych przeszk6d.
Wladze rosyjskie widocznie
niezbyt do serca wziely zbrodnie
obrazy reprezentanta niemleckie-
60 pa6stwa.
Rrak6oo. - Mkt chyba ME
przypuszcza, ae W Krakowie mo-
ae istuiee ognisko ruchu ,,los von
Rom" skierowanego, iak wiado-
mo, przeciwko Koscioiowi kato.
lickiemu, polskiei narodowosci j
aynastyi austryackiei; iednak !
Krakow ME uuiknai tel zaraSy.
Wedle informacyi, jake mas do
chodza z najlepszego zr6dia, wy.
slannik towarzystwa Gustawa A.
dolfa, Piusak S., zorganizowai
prey jednej podwawelskich u.
lie, wykiady i konferencye anty.
polskie i antykatolickie. Uczesz.
cza tam kilkaset os6b, miedzy nj.
mi, rzecz ME do WARY, bardzo
wiele Polak6w Polek.
Ma razie zapytuiemy: CO by sic
staio, gdyby gdziekolwiek W
NIemczech polski kaplan.zakon.
mix prowadzil propaganda pol
ska antyprotestancka? CODY
w6wczas zrobily wiadze niemiec-
kie?
Pozna6. - "Dom Przemyslo.
wy" juz tax daleko jest wyko6-f
czony, ae zarzad sp6lki przyste-
puje do wydzieraawienia lo1
kalnosci. Caly dom przedsta.
stawia sic wspaniale. Lokale
przeznaczone ma sklady handlo-
we restauracya sa nadzwyczai
obszerne. Mieszkania j bi6ra 50
r6wniez tax urzadzone, ze daja
jak naiwiecei pomieszczenia. Wo.
COLE wszystkie lokalnosci maja
te bardzo wazna zaIete, ae ME So
easne, iak to po naiwiekszei cze.
Sci W nowych budynkach sic zda.
RIA, pr6cz tego So jasne, ze
wzgledu ma bardzo korzystne po-
lozenie PREY placu Wilhelmow-
skim oraz wielkie podworze 20.
grodem bordzo przyiemne, przy.
tenn ceny przystepne.
Wrzesnaa. - Dzienniki po.
zna6skie oglaszaia nastepuiacy
plan nauki dla dzieci W dw6ch
najwyzszych klasach ludowei
szkoly we Wrzesni:
w poniedziaiek zrana mais
dzieci lekcyj, cd 81; ostatnia
lekcya zapisana nNachsitzen"
(areszt) = wyrazaie zapisana tax
W planie; po poludniu 2 lekcye,
cd "a. TAX samo W czwartek.
We wtorek i piatek zrana 5
lekcyj, a cd Ill zapisauo
,,Nachsitzen"; pc poludniu 2 10.
kcye, cd "a.
w sobote zrana 5 lekcyi, a cd
Ill zapisano ,,Nachsitzen".
Csyli 8 lekcyi tygodniowo.
kt6re sic nazywaia ,,Nachsitzen",
civil aresztem dla dzieci.
Przytem zwazyc trzeba, re
dzieci godzinie ko6cza nau-
ke, iua o 2giei musza znowu
bye W szkole. Dalej W srode 4
godziny W szkole, W sobote 5, a
W inne dni az Z godzin siedziec
musza dzieci W szkole.
TAX wyglada kultura niemie-
cka W szkoiach. jest ona RE-
czywiscie wyzsza cd polskiej, iak
twierdzii posei centrowy Fritzen,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-31

czaszke. Dziewczyna zostafa zabi-
ia ma miejscu. Woznica W. Ale
xander, 41lO S. Clark str, zostaf
aresztowany.
KrwaWO sic zemscif.
9letni Harry Gleason bawif sic
wczoraj ma dziedzincu "a mieszka-
MEM swych rodsicow pm, 59o
Humboldt str. kilku chfopcami,
rzucajac kulami snieznemi. Chop
cy upatrzyli sobie W l3letnim
Charles Hickman ofare szczeg6l.
nej swojej swawoli, gdyz wszyscy
ma niego zwracali swe pociski.
Hickman rozgniewany pobiegf do
domu powrocif potem ze strzelba.
Zmierzyi sic ku gromadzie chfop-
COW i wystrzelii, kula zranila
Gleasona pod prewem okiem. Ra-
ma jednakowoz, lie sic zdaje, ME
jest zbyt niebezpieczna.
Znaczny pOzar.
Ubiegfej nocy znowu znaczny
pozar zrzadzit wielka szkode. Oko-
10 godz. POT do l wybuchf W 6'pie-
trowym budynku oGriswold Sto-
rage Warehouse & Van Co." ma ro-
GU 20 ulicy South Park ave., a
kiedy nadeszfa straz ogniowa, juz
caiy dom byf W ogniu. Przez dwie
godziny dzielni strazacy walczyli z
rozszalaiym zywiofem i walka byia
tenn trudnieisza, re budynek to
wielki, 125 stop dlugi a Is szeroki,
napefniony byt towarami cd dofu
do CORY. W sasiedztwie stoi mn6-
stwo mieszkalnych domk6w dre-
wnianych, kt6rych mieszkancy
uchodzili ma ulice, ale zaden tych
domk6w ME spalit sic. Szkode
zrzadzona przez pozar W wymienio-
nym budynku obliczaja ma 100000
dolar6w.
Szkarlatyna W miescie.
Szkarlatyna szerzy sic W miescie
W spos6b niepokojacy, dr.. Q. W.
Behm, czfonek urzedu zdrowia, po-
wiada, ae W zesztym tygodniu do
niesiono 145 wypadkach zacho.
rowania dzieci ma te chorobe. Jest
to epidemia gorsza, uiz zwykta pa
nowac W miesiacach lipcu i sier-
pniu czas najwyzszy zarzadzic
srodki zaradcze. DR.. Behm twier-
dzi, re gl6wnie rodzice So winni, il
szkarlatyna tax sic szerzy, gdyz
czesto lekcewaza to chorobe i jesli
jake ich dziecko lub nawet pare
dzieci ma szkarlatyne zachorowalo,
to oni inne, zdrowe jeszcze dzieci
pcsylajq do szkoiy. Nadto dzieci,
ktore przeszly juz chorobe, ale je-
szcze So rekonwalescentami, bywa-
ia do szkoly posylane, wtedy maj
latwiej przenosza zaraze. Temuza-
pobiedz zamierza teraz urzqd zdro-
via.
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Kronika MiejScoWa.
NieszczeScie kOlejOwe.

W Deerfeld, miasteczku POLO
zonem 25 mil cd Chicago, wczoraj
rano zderzyly sic diva pociagi
frachtowe. W skutek tego zostat
zabity Hugh Cox, hodowca bydfa
Kansasville, ILL.,, pokaleczeni 20
stall: Mich. McGaffey, John M.
Manus, hodowcy bydfa Kansas
vile, ILL.,; A. E. Mckenzie, hodow-
ca bydfa Elkhorn, Wis, kondu-
ktor lokomotywy D. Callahan pa
LACE r. j. Dowie.
Pod kofami pociag6w.
1Oletni Edward Dunn, 696 St.
Louis ave., zostaf wczoraj wieczo-
rem przejechany przez wagon ko-
lei elektrycznej ulicznej i tax cie-
zko pokaleczony, re W skutek tego
wkr6tce potem umarf. Szedf on
re szkofy ma st. Louis ave. Og-
den ave. chciaf precise przez szyny
kolejowe, kiedy wagon kolei ele-
ktrycznej W pefnym pedzie nadje-
chaf. Motorowy T. j. Nelson pro-
bowaf zatrzymac wagon, ale ME
zdoiaf tego na czas uczynic. Wa
gon przejechaf chfopca i odciaf mu
obie nogi. Pokaleczonego zawie-
ziono do szpitala swietego Anto-
niego, gdzie umart dwie godziny
pozniej.
9letnia Margarethe Brill 1854
Lake Park ave., wczoraj po pofu-
dniu O godz. 4 zostaia przejechana
przez w6z nalezacy do Chicago
Consolidated Bottling Co." Byia
ona matka znajomych ma 30
ulicy; wracajac biegfa pred mat
ka. Chcisfa przebiedz przez ulice,
gdy nadjechaf woz i przejechaf ia
tax nieszczesliwie, be zgni6tt jej
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czaszke. Dziewczyna zostaia zabi-
ia ma miejscu. Woznica W. Ale
xander, 41lO S. CLARK str, zostaf
aresztowany.
The colored American., 1902-09-27

the balloting begins, no matter what
place is asked for. Suppose the twenty
seven candidates who form the local
delegation submit their claims to a
primary, and let the gentleman re-
ceiving clear majority be entered
as the sole aspirant from the DistrIct
whether for deputy grand master.
grand treasurer or subcommittee of
management. Which do we stand the
best chance of winning? Who can
draw the most heavily from the out
side? Why fritter away time and
strength in recognizing the candidacy
of any one who hasn't a ghost of a
show to win? If the twenty-seven In
dividualS cannot merge their interests
and go to New Haven under the unit
rule, pledged to a definite program. they
Will be at the mercy of delegations SO
pledged, and will get just what the
personal popularity of some member
may inspire the convention to tender
him as gift-stripped of any sugges-
ton that it comes as the result of any
political acumen on the part of the
managers of the District campaign.
The colored American., 1902-09-27

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Consumption, bronchitis, asthma cstaTIh, i'm
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trouble and liver complaint cured to stay cured
by the doctors wonderful remedies
If you the victim of any malady or sickness
which you has long wanted to get rid Of try
of DR. Lipes' free treatments and see how
il is to be cured when the proper means are en-
ployed,
If you have aches or pains. don't feel we'll at
timss; ifyou are des pondent and discouraged tired
lurking in your system.
nv not write 10 DR. Lipes. get a free trial
treatment. and let him show you how quickly
you can be cured by his new method. Ii makes
no difference what your peculiar ailment may be.
nr Lipes will send you a trial treatment entirely
free of charge 10 prove to you that he can do as
he claims
Write 10 day. telling the doctor what you Wish
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The colored American., 1902-09-27

and has followed the fortunes of the
lowan when personal interest would
have urged a less honorable ally to
have gone to another chieftain Col
Carson never deserted a friend, and
never took a mean advantage of an
enemy. He fights hard, but he fights
IN the open, and he can always be
located His influence has been potent
IN securing places for numbers of
cOlOred men, and the hearthstone of
many families have been frightened
through his generous assistance to the
husband and father. Col. Carson can
be found these days around the Dis
trict Building, where he holds an
important position, and where his
commanding presence continues to ex-
cite the admiration and cause curious
strangers TO inquire as TO who he is.
Rev. L. c. Scheafe is attracting more
attention than any minister that has
ever struck this neck o. the woods.
Yes, l heard that Lieut.. Frank
Cheek is after Corner
with sharp stick for intimating that
he was the head of an interesting
little family" which happens not to
be true, and which, | am told, caused
no little perturbation on the part of
a handsome young lady to whom the
eX-onlcer is paying some very earnest
addresses. The error was a natural
one. as the lieutenant is quite fond of
children, and is so constantly enter
tanning the little ones of a near and
uear friend, that many imagined that
they were actual heirs to the estate,
right and title of Mr.. cheek himself
I4e 1ntimatiOn that the gentleman is
benedict is premature. He is still
on the carpet, and it is hoped that
LIS lady friends will pardon the writer
Tor making such an egregious blund-
er.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
The colored American., 1902-09-27

can the District hope to accomplish
for itself unless the delegation goes
pledged to act as a unit on all leading
propositions, and declares in advance
what it wants at the hands of the B.
NJ. c.? No position need be taken on
any candidacy except that which the
District itself puts forth as its de
mand. The person who can go to New
Haven with the unflinching and loyal
support of twenty-seven intelligent
men will be tower of strength when
The colored American., 1902-09-27
THE-MAN.ON- -THE-CORNER
Gives Soms Inside Inform ton Upon Public School
Matters-Roams Random Over Much r cal Estate
and ..ingIes Mid 6he assIng Throng

The supervisOrship as out of the
way. DR.. w. Bruce Evans. who was
regarded as a candidate for the place,
is comfortably situated in a special
department where he can make a
great name for himself, besides serv-
ing the public as no other man could
at this time. Prof. Frank l.. CaFdOzO
Jr., made a magnificent race, and
while he did not land the object of
his ambition, he did the next best
thing, carried off the principalship of
Stevens School, the largest building
among the common schools in the
District, and which is the logical
stepping-stone to the next vacancy in
the supervisorship. just as the finan-
cial secretaryship in the A. M. E.
The colored American., 1902-09-27

A wonderful man is Col. Perry H.
Carson. Like wine, he seems to i'm
prove with age A masterpiece of
physical culture, distinguished in bear
ing, picturesque in garb, positive in ex-
preston, and firmlywedded to a con-
VictiOn, he is a born leader, and men
obey him just as instinctively as a
flower turns toward the sunshine. Al
though the weight of three-ScOre and
more years rests upon him, the fateS
have been kind to Col. Carson, and
he seems as vigorous and hearty now
as he did fifteen years ago, when [
first laid eyes upon his StatueSque
figure, which suggested so much that
was reminiscent of the political sage
of the days when giants StrOde the
highway of statecraft. Though denied
the advantages of college training, he
has led college graduates as though
they were marionetteS. While bOasting
of no expert knowledge of economics,
he has dictated policies that made
legislation possible, that gave force
and vitality to academic reasoning.
He was a favOrite of the late James
G.. Blaine, and could always find Il
welcome in the inner life of the great
flumed Knight, when members of
Congress could not obtain an audience
with him. In later years he has been
the trusted friend of Senator Allison,
The colored American., 1902-09-27

am not a member of the Order. and
it is presumed that the delegates elec-
ted to represent the District of Column
bia are amply able to discharge the
delicate tasks to be intrusted to them.
Nevertheless, a word may be said that
will do no harm, even if it aVaileth
nothing in the way of fruit. Passing
over the absurdity of holding a nation
IL convention of coIored men in far
way corner of creation like New
raven, when the center of Odd Fellow
L.p population is sOuthwesterly, what
The colored American., 1902-09-27

Church is conceded to be the last
hurdle to be leaped in the Bishopric
handicap. ]. Birney Clark went from
Stevens to supervisOrship, and so did
John c. Nalle. the winner of the latest
Derby. 1t follows then that Mr.. Car
doZo is in line, and he has many
reasons to feel elated over the pleas
ing situation. He viii carry to his
new post a broad experience and an
ineXhaustible capacity for work which
will demonstrate the wisdom of con-
The colored American., 1902-09-27
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should write at once for free trial treatment i
new method that is rapidly displaciDg the oId
ways of curing disease. -' olo
The colored American., 1902-09-27

ferring so responsible a duty upon one
OF ms tender years. With Mr.. NaIle's
cup running over with Joy. DR.. Evans
on the highway to glory. and now Mr.
Cardozo landing the prize which puts
hlm next to the pennant. We can sing
the doXology on one of the most
puZzling and yeXatious contests thar
the District has witnessed in many
moon. Selahi
The colored American., 1902-09-27
THE coLoRR1, AMERICAN, WASHINGTON, D. O

The Man-on-the- Corner would like to
see all of the twenty-seven land some
thing-but the age of miracles has
passed. We submit the case to
Brothers Martin, Warner, Houston,
Muse, ClarH, Manning, Slaughter, anu
the other magnates who WI. move on
to the land of Yale next month.
The colored American., 1902-09-27

1t may not be any business of mine
what the Odd Fellows do at the New
Haven meeting Of the B. n. c., as
The colored American., 1902-09-27
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TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1873.
Notice for Publication.

Sept. 2. 1902.
United States Land Office, Duluth,
Mimi
Notice is hereby given that in COM
pliance with the provisions of the act
of Congress of June 3. 1878. entitled "An
act for the sale of timber lands in the
states of California, Oregon, Nevada,
and Washington Territory as extend
ed to all the Public Land States by act
of August 4, 1892.
Helen B. Mahon, of Duluth, county
of st. Louis. state of Minnesota, has
this day filed in this office her sworn
statement No. 6631, for the purchase of
lot 6 of section 80, and lots 8, T. 10 and
IL, of section 81. TIP. So N. r. IL w.
And will offer proof to show that the
land sought is more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes. and to establish his claim to
SAID land before the Register and Re-
celVer of this office at Duluth, Mime
sofa, on Friday, the 28th day of Novem-
Der, 1902
She names as witnesses: Louis c.
Stanley of Detroit, Mich. Joseph Bart
ley of Winton. Mimi. and Anne v.
Weston, Henry S. Mahon and William
H.. L'Estrange. of Duluth, MINI.
Any and all persons claiming adj
versely the above described lands are
requested to file their claims in this
office on or before said 2Sth day of No
vember, 1902.
WIN. E. cULKIN. Register.
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TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.
Notice for Publication.

August 80, 1902.
United States Land Office, Duluth,
MINI.
Notice is hereby given that in COM
pliance with the provisions of the act
of Congress of June 3, 1878. entitled "An
act for the sale of timber lands in the
states of California, Oregon, Nevada
and Washington Territory" as ex-
tended to all the Public Land States
by act of August 4. 1892
William Fl. L'Estrange, of Duluth,
county of st. Louis, state of Mime
sofa. has this day filed in this office
his sworn statement No. 1923, for the
purchase of the ME- of the NWA and
lots 1 and 2 of section 80, TIP. 65, n.
r. u w.
And will offer proof to show that the
land sought is more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes. and to establish his claim To
said land before the Register and Re-
ceiyer of this office at Duluth, Mime
sofa. on Friday the 2Sth day of No
vember, 1902.
He names as witnesses: Joseph
BARLEY of Winton, Mimi, Henry S.
Mahon of Duluth, Mimi, and Louis c.
Stanley and Jane c. Stanley of Detroit,
Mich.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly the above described lands are re-
Quested to file their claims in this of
flee on or before said 2Sth day of No
Vember, 1902.
VIM. E. CULKIN, Register.
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THE PRIMARIES.

The Primary Election for placing
in nomination candidates to be voted
for at the November election was
held Tuesday throughout the state
and worked like charm. The pri-
mary voting system is certainly an
improvement over the old caucus
system and barring few changes,
will in all probability hold good. The
vote was exceptionally light through
out the county, only two-thirds of the
total vote being cast.
Some surprises were given Tuesday
but altogether the tickets nominated
are satisfactory to the majority-in
all probability. The ticket as named
is as follows:
Congressman. Adam Bede.
Judges-J. d. Ensign, w. A. Cant.
Senator-G. r. Laybourn.
presentatives-N. e. Hugo of
Duluth and j. d. Budd of Two Har-
borS.
AudltOr-Odin Halden.
Treasurer-L.-H. Whipple.
Register-M. G.. Palmer.
Sheriff-W. w. Butchart.
Probate judge. B. Middlecoff.
Attorney. M. McClintock.
Surveyor-C. p. Frank,
Clerk of the Court. p. johnson.
Supt. of Schools-A. Il. Park.
Coroner-S. III. Boyer.
Commissioner Fourth District
Elisha Morcom.