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The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-05-29

What is known as the Augusta. Ca.
district have resumed operations.
The strike in the King mill and the
lockout is declared OFF.
Abe Witherup, the negro murderer
Of William Grow. killed last month.
was taken from the Paris, Mo-. Jail
az o'clock in the morning, marched
TO the bridge on the north end OF
town and hanged by a mob OF more
than 100 men.
BY a collision between two cars of
the Portland City & Oregon electric
railroad about three miles south OF
Oregon City Sunday evening a motor
man had one leg badly crushed, nece.-
stating amputation, and three passen-
gers were hurt, but not severely.
Around Union. s. c.. six persons
were killed and several injured by a
tornado Sunday The dead are: Miss
Sallie Hart of Union. Miss Annie Law
son Of Union. Mrs. Maxey Sims OF I'm
ion, Vera Sims. Miss Lawson. killed at
Jonesboro. One unknown person at
Pacolet.
The rebellion in Chilli province has
practically subsidized, but the inhabit-
ants Of the province are complaining
loudly of the forces under Yuan Shat
kai the governor OF Chilli. and al
lege that his soldiers in inflicting pun
ishments do not distinguish between
the guilty and the innocent.
John Slaucer was murdered by
George Spencer during row on a
sheep ranch on Big Dry creek. Mon
tana. Slaucer was struck with club
and his skull fractured. Spencer gave
himself up to the authorities and
claims the act was done in self de-
Tense Both men were sheepherders
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-05-29

With reference to the recent rumOrs
that there Is still hope OF settling the
difficulties between the coal miners
and operators. the New York Tribune
says: Another attempt. 1t was learn
cd, will be made by the National Civic
Federation to effect a settlement of
the anthracite miners strike and q
meeting will be called in New York
within ten days. unless the strike Ia
! ended in the meantime. Both sides
to the dispute will be asked to send
representatives. to the meeting"
The completion Of the SEVENTEEN
year Of the existence of the Baldwin
locomotive works, In Philadelphia
was recently celebrated. the year be.
ing credited with the completion OF
the twenty thousandth locomotive
The works are the largest OF the kind
in the world. and constitute the lead
ing single industry In Philadelphia
employing 1900 men. The area OF
ground covered is 16 acres. To supply
this industrial establishment with raw
material 10000 tons of coal. 5000 tons
OF iron and 900 tons OF other materials
are required per week.
| Millard Lee. the 20 year old son OF
well to do farmer. Sunday shot and
killed Miss Lila Suttle. aged 10. al
Wesley chapel. nine miles from At
lanta, Ca. Just as the minister had
finished the benediction and before
any OF the worshipers had left the
church Lee. who was sitting behind
MISS Suttle. leaned forward and fred
at her. The first bullet entered her
hack. but no vital part was reached
and Lee fired again, the second bullet
killing the girl instantly. While the
church goers stood astounded, Lee
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-05-29

Stanford University, Cal, May 25.-
Another spirited quarrel has broken out
in the ranks of the Stanford university
faculty, forcibly recalling the summary
dismissal of Professor Ross a year ago
and the widespread controversy arising
therefrom. This time President David
Starr Jordan has requested the resigna.
ton Of E. M. Pease, at the head of the
department Of Latin, and failing to OBJ.
tain the same without counter demand
for his motive, has dismissed the pro-
lessor from the services of the institution.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-05-29

Chicago, May Pa thunderstorm Of
marked severity passed over Chicago Sat
urday. The rainfall was one inch in a
little less than 40 minutes At the Grand
Opera house the members of the chorus
were caught in their rooms and were I'M
able to get out. Some of them were
carried out by the stage hands, the men
wading through two feet of water. At
the Studebaker, the basement was flooded
so that the chorus girls were compelled
to flee to the stage floor and many lost
portions Of their wardrobes. All the down.
town hotels were Inconvenience BY water
in their Easements.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-05-29
10 stop Lynching.

Washington May 27.-Soon after the
senate convened Senator Galiinger Of New
Hampshire offered resolution providing
that the judiciary committee Of the senate
should make an investigation into the
subject Of lynchings with a view Of -
certsining wnether there is any remedy
for them.
Senator Gallinger said he introduced tho
resolution in full view Of the fact that he
might be charged with precipitating sec
tional controversy, but nothing was fur
Their from his thoughts.
He said lynchings were not confined 10
the south. Horrible cases had occurred
in the north, and white men as well AZ
black had been the victims.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-05-29
RatAl,one May Ne Released.

Havana, May 26.-The bill before the
house granting pardon to all Americans
Tor acts committed during the American
intervention was amended to grant these
prisoners = general amnesty instead Of
pardon. In this form the bill passed
without opposition. A similar bill has
oeen introduced in the senate, where final
action win be taken Monday. If this
bill passes it will set at liberty Estes g.
Rathbone and all other Americans under
sentence or awaiting trial.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-05-29
Labor 1roubles st Denver.

Denver, Col. May 27.-Five thousand
union men employed in the building
trades are out on 4 strike, causing prac-
tieally total stoppage Of building oper-
atoms in this city. The strike was I'm
augurated by order Of the Building Trades
council for the purpose Of aiding the
woodworkers in their efforts to secure an
eight hour day.
The woodworkers have been on strike
for the past two weeks. Their demand
for an eight hour day was granted at the
smaller mills, but the owners Of the
larger mills insist upon nine hours work
day.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-05-29
Loss q Late = nGartlnsass.

Castries, Island 81 st. IA,cia, May 81
81. Pierre, Martinique, Il no longer q
interest except TO the acientists. Mont
Pelee Is still active, but III within ~
range are dead Or have ned. F0rt ~
France il quieter after the Influx q it,
Inhabitants to neighhoring colonies. Tas
Martinique sufferers have sufficient tocd
for the present. The st. Vincent volcanO,
the Soufriere, IL quiet. The total los ~
life AZ result Of its eruption y AnAlly
placed at 100, about the original estimate.
The wounded and burned number oOc.
Many Of those In hospitals can not ~.
cover. More than 1000 persons are destt-
tute. They are receiving adequate Teiisf.
The material damage done in st. Vincent
10 principally 10 the plantations. Many
Of the sugar works may be restored.
Sugar hogsheads are being dug out Of tho
lava and ash heaps The lava strssj
passed beyond Georgetown. which. With
Chateau Belair, was uninjured.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-05-29
D,..nrred for Two Years.

Helena. Mont, May 27.--Elbert y.
Weed, formerly United States district at
toruey for Montana, ex-mayor Of Helena
and well known republican politician,
was suspended from practice for two
years today by the supreme court on tho
charges of malpractice. preferred by a
c..ent, who instituted disbarment procee.i-
ings. The court declined to permanently
disbar Mr.. Weed, owing to the evidence
of good character submitted.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-05-29

At a recent meeting of the parade COM
mittee of the Fourth of July celebration
it was decided not to give over $3.50 To-,
the city bands. 1t was decided, also. 10
give prize of 800 to the country band
giving the best concert, and $l25 to the
labor organization making the best ap-
pearance in the parade, and sl25 to the
fraternal order making the best showing.
1t was decided to give 800 for the best
float in the parade. This will be given to
the business house, labor organization or
secret organization putting up the float.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-05-29

London. May 25.-i,ing Edward and
the marquis of Lansdowne, secretary Of
state for foreign affairs, both sent cable
grams of coincidence 20 Lord Pauncefotes
family Immediately upon the receipt al
the foreign office of news of the death Of
the ambassador.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-05-29

New York. May 27.--The Presbyterian
general assembly has chosen Lo. Angeles,
Cal, as the place Of next meeting.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-05-29
MAJOR WALLER cENsURHD.


Manila, Nay s7.-The o6lcial An1-
ings OF the courtmartial that trasa
Major l.. w. T. waller and Laeutsnank
John A. Day, OF the marine CORPS, toeI
executing natives on tina island e -
mar without trial have been made pub
lie. The reviewing authority q tho
court, Major General AdnA r. Chak-
fee. commander In chief q the Amer.
lean forces in the PhIlippines. has -
pressed disapproval Of the courts ~
ings In both cases.
Referring to the case of Mater Wal.
Ter, the reviewing authority saya:
The sending Of the natives IN Co.,
ton to their deaths partook ucgs 4
an unlawful action than ! Justinahis
act Of war. In justice 70 the Anert.
can military service, the nnainah ~
acQuittal demand that they shall nj
meet with unqualified approval.
The marines In SAmAr underwemt
great suffering before their re1cUog
and their ofhcers from their sick ho1nS
voiced the revengetul anger At ~
men. who telephoned to Major WISH
Ter advising that the stsvedoree ~.
killed. Major Waller received this
message while he was sick from Z -
YER. suffering actute pain q hody ~
exposure and bis cxertions 4 beAale
Of his men and mental auxuieh 60
corning thstr fate. which had loax -
IA doubt. Major Wailsr waa q -
time In teIephouic communication VIII
tz. ana lE
General Smith, Who commAnded -
American forces ~ eanar. bue ~ 80
liberately chose not 70 consult 0eaetaa
Smith regarding his contemplated 80
ton ana rather than eorogo to O1eoa-
ton Of his unrestsatAed will ~ -
summed tho power Of the lawa - -
tom service conferred upon Co.
ing omcsrs only u time q WI.
"0iving heed e the msatal aAo1laA
q Major Waller, - much 8 - -
ing Of the court = the eeece tn1e
Major Waller y mot guilty y ageeove
But the REVIEWING authority = - ~
loss to understand Why Tia coafe ~
not hnd against Major WALKER a. -
minor onenss. With the excepe1Un
noted. tho acQuittAl - 4 Appenxo nj
the record Ct the ptoceedln1e Il 49,
proved"
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-05-29

Clutches become 4 curse when We
might have wings.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-05-29

backed out Of the door and started
for the woods.
Champion James J. Jeffries and
Robert Fitzsimmons have agreed upon
the final details for their battle at
San Francisco on July Is. The amend.
cd articles OF agreement were aligned
late this afternoon at the Central
theater. Billy Delaney representing
Jeffries and .'Lanky Bob" being pres.
ent In person. There was . brief dis.
cussion N to the kaleidoscope privi
leges, Fitxsimmons insisting that
profits revert solely to the fighters,
hut compromise was finally arrang
ed. the San Francisco Athletic club.
which had demanded \ Is per cent
share In the pictures. agreeing to nc.
capt 20 per cent. Upon the demand On
Fitzsimmons the club forfeit was In
creased from $4,000 to 5000, and II
\. as agreed after some discussion I
the referee be paid $500 by tho club
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-19
60 2nerifanere.

Sra Gpre 80 ifrioes til Sfiens.
blaoet "Snroert": ct Bar ~bcfjenoic
gsberringer 9rsbrene anbers %
Spemlne Slisu Gnrcbs, eacr omeri.
tanileret Suerbp bar | CONNER gir'
itet Siembpabeu eiter at bdne npret
.boidt | Imerifa | ca. Is Iar. for.
oppe ! storooeiteu. &c bar
o9ret bientfne paa 9eieg engaua tiS.
.Iigere o9 fom MI biem for euSmi en-
Sang at trpfie fine aanIe 6ornIbrc
iItpe, De bar eiort BET meget bra
beroper. anoers er aisbmonS | ell
Sp ! Rorb Safoto % ItaI MT ppret
en- meget boIbeu Mnnh. Zen pngrc,
Speinung, bar, efterot baue inoebapt
Here oficntIigr Sinihshperp inSeu tit
'6ountp % itooet .iom Grriioert for
en- Sanf, opnaaet al 8eaierir zen /
8aihiuatou en- Goit peS aqouhrrct
paa ct SSr6tuueromranoe meb Gneret
til Sanhel me6 en- bel Snotaneritam-
me. San er gift HeS en- amerifonif
Game % har uuIia meh SuItrli oa rn
Oatter aiort Ell Iincn Grip I'll Sopeb.
.ita6eu % Gltlanoet.
grsbrene 0perbs optrGSer life iom
trauabruitehe @rierptnocr. Ser trpi.
Ter &c iaicn goruIe @cfienote, 8euner
cncr Nnhoer, Der er minorc Del bcilad.
ct meh ocnnc Ger6eu& Coos; Ime.
.rtfanernc Inbcr ba friift ppf Sierc.
6emtterc % Sunbre6cr al aroner
'paolerc oper / andres CONNER iii
6ornsieIie % @IP6e for bcaae Bar.
ter, ltacIom DC cr mcQct Qooqisrcnoc
MOB otrfcIiae 6ottiaC, Ser iinitc
Ssn6aa bdpbr sc orronQcret en-
'plenbib Ieit pao observation-disclosures
2ore go. bpor 5lr9tninler o. Gen.
ner % %Idoaontiom belle 2orc 20 pnr
inobubt. hpor man bIep bcurrtet pno
oct a~llerbCoite, % hpor SoIer 90
Sang pefSleoc mco Seq for lln1oom.
men til lonqt pao Nat. Cm EFT II
Cages Sto broaer oe after tiIbuac til
line Sorretninger / oct fjerne TeItpn.
8t otl bo snifc Dem en- IpffeIiq Reiie
og ct "SeIfommen i0ieu", ifoIo sc
itulbe bliue ttIiinh8 emo elm @ora"
at giGite SlT0t % @enncr poo Sc
gomIe Somter.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-19
Oeiaa en- Gmbeesieeer

Der. 9. G. @inters, aioDa. &au.
las, meISer Jig / "aiopo SigraI" iom
aanSibat. for gutbeSet iom "8egiitcr
OF Deeos," % ban sisr Bet ! isIgeuOe
ereie, flare SrNIag:
Seq meIoer mig beroro iom aan'
blot for Heeiiter OF GeeOa Tor aiolua
Gountp, unoerfaienbe mig oen rcpn'
bItfanife COMMUNICATIONS 9eiten-
melier i September men ieg meIber
mig life paa en- ~inotrGngen6e Sp.
iororing ira mine beoItr &enner, %
belerife bar en- Delegation al Goun-
tpetS melt iremrasenoe &Or8erc uGret
hos mig % imaet paa min 8bIifp %
mine Gigarer % opiororet mig paa
oct fraftisite til at Ia &onoenttonen
faa benptte nit Hapn, forol ieg er Den
eneite Wau0 i Gountpet, iom er op9tig
nof ior n9pnte @mbeoe - tntet al
bette er bGnot. Seq 6ar arbeiOet Op
bette ieIp. Spab mig angaar er bet
pirfeIie en- 'ielimaSe BOOM Seq TO-
Ter mig Iiot for gamnel I'll at farme
% er for Grsierrig til at Ia mig bli
faitet paa Sfrabbailgen enOnu. Seq
suifer iimpeltben ct Ear Mars Suue
/ Ct eQer anoet gmbeoe Tor at finoc.
bporoan BET imager en- sammel
Wanb at r,isle rl,rot GouutpiGoet,"
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-19
Den eamIe maaoe
UT behanole WaDeunSe % ilct Spr.
Ssielie paa ~barbariif % uugttist.

Si tiger Den q q III | c Raaoe. men
II Girfeligheoen er oen ben allnin0e.
lige % brigeliae M til Days. %
mango Spspeptifere og 2Gqsr
liaeiaa bel - mener. at oct isritc
Sfriot til 6orisa Dna at beIbreoc iltt
6orbsieIie er at iGtteS paa 9ipt, en-.
ten peb at nbpGlac ptsie SlagS aoiy
% uoeluffe andre cQer pe0 Of for.
miubffe meaet BET ponliee apontum
al boao man lpiier.
Wteo andre Orb: Sulteplanen an.
tages al mango at bore ben inrIie
9ctingeIie for SeIbrebelien al ipog
Sorhsielie.
ut Sultetitren for Wapon0er nae.
item iiffert iIaor fcil er bIet bcuiit
Sang efter Sang. men oct uunIige
Raab. naar 3pppepijo meIher zig. er
~fremoeIes: SiGt.
Alt bette er iuoitGnoiat gaIt. Get
err tuabeliat % upioerifabefiet at an.
befale 0iRt eler SuItefur iii en-
Beriou iom lioer al Ipspepiio. irrSi
Ilet SorbsieIie / iig ielo uoilIter ct.
bnert SraorL enbper Rerpe o. Dpcr
5iber | Seeemet.
Spab Der trGuqc5 or riQeIia
q n q. life minhrc. oa 6ette be.
tpber rigsliet al goo n9ren0e. ucl.
foat 5soe % ct eQer arbet raturlig!
6crbsieGiesmibbel iii at biGIpe Der
ioaae @ope at ior6gie oct.
Iette er uetnatigt ben Spaapp.
hoortil Stiarts IDSpepiia Tablets
er tilpasiet. % bette er ben Rdo6c.
buorpan DC beIbreSer oe nGritc I'll.
iGIber al Iapeonocr.
Sntienteu ipiier rigeIiat al noe.
rerbe Ssoe. % Studrts 9pSpcpiiu
Tablets orbsier oen for BAN.
% bette err i Sarmoni me6 9atu.
rem o. iunb Soruuft, ior6i oct er
paa benne gaaabe belle Snitemet NOE.
res % ben operuuftr9ugt
% ioar Spile, "a bisie Tablets
iorosier Raoen, cnten Raoen q r.
beioer eIIer Ell On Of Shi.
arts 3nspepiia Tablets fan iorSsie
1900 9roins al aiso. sge % Iig.
nenSe Ssbemibler,
6pilfeniombeIit apotefer piI for.
taGe 5enl. at Charts 7pspepfia
Tablets or @tiSbel al ertraorSinar
S9roi os muIiaenS er bet reneite o.
uiarliaite NiSSel for Roneonber.
Snaen Eerioner. Der liSer al Iet
3orSsieIie % Ranael paa slppeiit
fau ieiIe / at bIi eiebIiffeIig oa pd.
rigt aapnst. bpis % bore ptIoe
sisre ia Oct til gane at iase en- eIler
TO al CHARTS 7pspepiia Tablets ei.
ter bpert WaaItib.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-19
Bet cuaclifc Sprog.

Ban fan faa en- 6Oreitiatna ON
bet engeIitc Sprogs Bert, naar man
bsrer. al Sro na SaIemaa6er UNDER
gOsitapeu 81 / SrSbsgsrue bar
pofSet ira 1000 til uRIten 10000 /
De iioite 80 gnr. Snteaigente Der
Toner. enoog ~iaaoanne. iom iHbes
be iaafalbte lProe go~iesiioner. brit
ger fife mere emo 5000 til 5000
Orb / aft. ifisnt Der / Del eugelife
Sprog iinbes opsr 100000.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-19
ara nororc auroal, 3aIorcs

ga 9robcr e. g. IubS al lin 8pobeo
bar ienOt mig "GeeOrobs poiten," iaa
leo regeImGSiia bar moetaact og IGit
Den boer ll9s MI | pmtrent % War % al
brig fsr bar oooet at leuoc ben ct Orb.
Ida bill leg NJ forisas. on Den fiune 0.Ic
IiSt Spa!tcrum "a pptn9e niSie @tnier. -
Seq fsler Def usurIig iom EN- tiprIiq EIigt
at Icnoe min Sat Ill "&oiten"s llogiuer
for ali bet gooc. u]ubsrholoenoe og l9res
riee SGieitpi, iom gldoet brlugsr os, Set
bar orret en- itor 6orngtelie for mig, %
mine mango Senner. at Soften" / iaa
mango anr bar fuubet Yei til nit lille
Siem hstt oppe i 8aIbcrs. Oct er life
andre / nit &aboIaa, iom han Den. Der
for bliosr Sen flitttet brugt.
9in 8rooer Ole Amuuo'en ira Sol
bier, Soma, tos iig Ell NorgeStur / Soms
mer ior at billie paa StGgt % Be
tienbts % ie tit gamle SarnSomSbiem
meo bets rige Qtiuoer. otter 20 Mars
SrdoGr. 6au bar hleurHc Ell DiaaueOs
Sih. o. ime0cuS to9 oi o5 en- lrbsn SGrers
tur for at upOt 9uot al 6ielNIuttrH Og
SGtsrItUet. Meu Dc ipr iaa mlntre Nuos
eier msS rgomusiebe aiuOer ilaaebe oper
BET ioIos 8eir. bdarlig 3apncgarg. %
linen aftaituIug al Suildpen. iaa Dc ltoo
Der meo iuftense 0iertcr oper, at DC
maatte fare biem, % life fau line Spauoe
fuIhe. Yaen iaa meget bapbe Dc. at pi nj
o5 eu orbsutlis 6~lspe9rso. ga tan rellte
tIIbage III amertsd igien, tog IAN meO itg
al line SadrSrsnoe = iattige. mooerIsie
S%nladpiger paa 10 % II gar for at De
ituIhs oporages hos bore Ssitre. iom bor
Chicago. J Saupbeo Ell itor 8sleisrs
ming.
5onb anrsoerteu nngaar, ina sr Den
meaet oddrIig paa @ruHo al en- len %
tpto Saar. IN tsr ~ fob Eoriommcr OF
nu en- lib radt % tolnI &eir. ytoet 81
mso banrIiB Suohsiruiug. agereu itaar
M ina arsn, Tom BET a 3uIi Raaneo.
% Set bar pGret iaa tDIot. at Y~otstgrrss
JET pda mango SteScr sr ioeSet I Soppen
iad bet Ter life IopeuOe nd for Sanomans
pen taar.
Web Ssrnbansarbeibst. iom ital gaa
~beriaiCnHem ri uRits Sommrr. oribrS
Der mn opoosr til Sousdnien msn nor
aruft. aiuier or M opitittet. o8 mango
puis maa ilpttss nRt for al 9lpc Oen
slabs.
Dor samIe airtsgnaro bar for Then
og trane. iaa Den er uoprt uOpiOst. % Oct
upe Srntie or mn ~opGrbeioct o. iubglRrs
bet. iaa bet mart fol inNples OF rnge5 !
&rug.
SuuoheSstilitauosu sr eoe. iaa bet sr
life meaen Sngoom OF 1soeItabeo her M.
0srmsb min besite ptIisu Ill oIe
"Tecoraba SOiItu~S 2Gierc. iirr I'll
!ienote Seuner % SambngSiHasr.
u. %. Ruoe.
9orSrt gurSuI. 30tr 9uguit 1902.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-19
cgiaa ct Seitamemtc.

On sammel Iano oifterer Ell Sag.
ierer lit Seitamentc.
Seq giper % teitanleuterer min
Suitru ben Gum al $500 ON aaret.
61r &c Ifreuet oet?~
ga" ia SagfsrerelL men biru er
10 life iaa sammel, at bum life fan
Cite fig igien. Bill 9e sisre nosen
6oranOrins ! Oct SiIfPloc? Dc fleIte
sier Set"
MA 10. ifriu: SuiS min Sllitru ali.
ter iig iglen. ifal eun bane $1,000 ON
adret. Saabnu or oct Del bra2"
~5oroobler De GUNNER. bpis bun
glitter iiS2 Ran pIeter / alminoelig.
be0 at gaa ben mooiaite Bel"
Get fan uof bare" iasoe Ran.
oen, men Sen. iom glitter iis meO ben.
Sc. FOREIGNER Grlig Seusene."
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-19

ling (airura) meb $4,000. g~roiesior
9eppolo MeDer- (sifaahsr) $4,000,
Cperfirnrg Giheruins $4,000, Sals.,
Erie. os Ereipeeialiiter Gictor 2dnge
nteS $4,000, Groiesior SaIomonien
(SafterioIoa) o. SoerInge Siridl.
iprung (gsrneIree) $1,000 oiu.
Zen seiitlisc Siato er oaiaa meo,
ialialo tbeoIosiIf EroieSior y. Roo'
ien (@ooseier) $1,000, % Stiits'
PROFIT gaulli $4,000.
Sg mn tilih,t bift 90 ber: Gr.aun'
ieiIsprniioent Gitrup % SogbanoIer
1rnoe $1,000. Sinansmiuiiter Sage
10000, grfiteft, BroieSior % anm'
merherre ReIoabl $4,000, giee1omi.
raj llISau % aomponiit 7. SeiieS
Gnfe $4,000, Gr.Niniiter 9anfoiref.
TOR ReIlemanu $1,000. Gr.Iiriiter
Baron Sliel Rpsieniten $4,000. Re.
oaftsr Or. @oparo gronOes Iigeiaa.
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-10-03
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.
Notice for Publication.

August 8. 1902.
United States Land Office, Duluth.
MINI.
Notice is hereby given that in COM
DHance with the provisions of the act
of Congress of June 3, 1878. entitled "An
act Tor 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.
Thomas K. Morden. of West Superior
County of Douglas. State of Wisconsin,
has this day filed in this office his
sworn statement No. 6576. for the pur-
chase of Lot and nwA of nwA of sec
ton 20. township 81 N. R. Is 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-
ceiver of this office at Duluth, Minne-
sofa. on Wednesday the 18th day of
November. 1902.
He names as witnesses: John Sva.-
land of Harding. Mimi. Anton Peter
son. Alfred Jensen and Christ Alfsen
Of West Superior Wis.
ANY and all persons claiming adverse
ly the above described lands are re-
ouested to file their claims in this
office on or before said 18th dag of
November 1902.
VIM. E. CULKIN. Register.
L. Grettum Atty. 8-29 1871