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cughn't YOU his father, to be the very
first to caro- for the boys soul? IL not
who should? Answer me, sir
The little man stood sm.rking and SUCK
ing his eternal twig, entirely unmoyed
by the others heat. @
"Yere right, Mr.. Hornbut. as ye aye
are. But my arglmentis this; that set
at his soul best through his leetie car
case"
The honest parson brought down his
stick with an angry thud.
MADAM, you're a brute--a brute!,' he
shouted. At which outburst the litt.e
man was seized with spasm OF silent
merrment
"A fond dad first. a brute afterward,
ford me vast diversion. We do indeed, my
loved. my honored, much-respected
III you paid as much heed to your
boys welfare as you do to the bad poetry
Of that prohigate ploughman--
n An angry CLEAN shot into the other )
eyes,
"Dye ken what basphemy Is Mr..
Hornbut?" he asked, shouldering a pace
For. tic first time in tho dispute the
parson thought he was about 70 score
a point and was calm accordingly.
II should do; I fancy I've specimen
OF the prceQ peIOFc Ile IloW,. <>t1N Wy SoO5>>N
know what imp1rtinence 1s?'
II should do; fancy I'ye--l wad say
it's what gentlemen often are unless thelr
mammIes whipped EN- as lads. !,
For moment the parson looked as II
about to seize his opponent ana snake
him. J.
your insolencesv'
The little man turned, scuttled Indoors.
and came running back with chair.
"Permt mel" he said blandly. holding
| 1t before him like d haircutter FOR GUS
| toner.
The parson turned away. At the gap
| in the hedge he paused.
IN only say one thing more ne ca!l,
ed slowly, when your wife, whom !
think we all loved lay dying In that room
above you, she said to you IN my pres
| encc-r--'
It was M'Adams turn 10 be angry.
He made step forward with pu'hths
| face.
.,Aince and for a., Mr. Hornbut," he
cried 'I pass sion aonderstand III not
ha you and yer likes lay yer TONGUES OF
ma wife's memory whenever IT suits ye'
| Ye can say what we like aboot me-lles.
sneers, snash-and I'll say naethin,,# ~
dinna ask 80 to respect me; ,tnlhk W
might DO sac muckle BY her, PUFF lass.
She never harmed 20. Gin ye Gamma leI
her bide in peace where she lies doom
yonder"--he waved In the direction o.
The churcnyard-"yell no come on ma M
land. Though she is dead she's NINE, ,
Standing In front % his house, WIZ,
| flushed face and big eyes, the l,tt.e nlu'
looked almost noble IN his lhalsnn't ~
| And the p;lrson, stridng away Gown lh nv
| hin, was ,ineaslly conscious that with
him was not the victory
n. CHAPTER w
IL RED NULL,
The winter came and went; the lamp
ng season was over and SPRING az,
,eady shyly kissing the land ana 'na
back of the years work broken, hnu
! her master we'll started on y lfssa art'-
!ay down one evening and passed quietly
| away. :, !. !, ),
The little black-and-tan lady, Pafsoh
Leggy used to aayf had been inc only
| thing on earth Nj Adam cared fori Gef'
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'va., 10 Mr.. Charles strngfelow, Hooper.
of buckingham county ana =, 0t MISS 81, M,ai 4,
Bagby to Captain William 4. Elaaynes. ~ ~
Burlington Baptist Church, Al''E a'fu
Queen county.
In Honor of Miss Can1rr1.
Miss Gertrude Cnran, who Is the g ln,;,
| Of Mrs. Hugh Nelson Page in Norfolk !,
was a guest Of honor at n supper r, paa aay
sym last weak Ssr e ES mr. o dsaFs guests
I lrioyd Hmghes MIR. and Mrs Harry Her 4.
man, and Mrs. Thomas. OF Mo =, tAtu'
Visitors in Norfolk.
Richmond girls are fond Of visitintgg or II,
Morfos nuMMbi ss Fl aamli i o Il tayng
s slrn mi Miss '' Mary THOMAS, with Miss
aGsarGtn R S9s w h1ss ha' BrpoEe Miss
ana Miss My pontha,t e wth her sister,
Miss Mary gyue DFa IS as Xce Parrish
ttancd last week by Mrs. JunluSS s, N 4.
n nynGh % et 5 a'e Mrs Fred Scots delight
| FIJI house party at Royal orchara' near
Alton, va. III
Guessing Contest.
Miss Mary Thomas was q GUST l,, at g
gueSsinE sontS Wnke give e. ahen rises
by Mrs john ,s AZ ,,rTarat SI3nner and
MIS- Miss MIR Msrgaret Whiting, Misses Marg;a {,
ret and Virginia Roper, Miss Helen , Sou,,l-
gate Miss Elizabeth BSwdeni
Hugh Southgatc. Fcnton Pries 't, hfeVa'u
| and John Walker. the
Miss THOMAS was also among .ne
guests at a Wiloughby Beach ,u IN. " ~
party, Of, Of Last tne T Sestess ~ W'le'l N
Delightful Luncheon.
Mr. John HOVE entertadlnod Ml Kiss a An
De Jarnette Of RGnm9mq l' a given
| in he Norfolk Country Club recently
Miss Hammond Entertalns.
Mrs =, ". philips, OF Newport News,
cn merl in her residence IN Hone
Street Friday evening III honor Of MISSES ,!,,S
ella Hammond. Of Richmond Miss bil,f
Miller Mil and Miss Marie iteh l 1,,,; o.
Moriolki who a aTe G ths EuIfs aek e:
rho guests OF the evening were Mrs.
I .Rdsm Ball, Of Richmond: Misses Jennie,
and and Ellen Niccallum. Messrs. :. shall r,.ha
Hall Edward Bush Dr. HoW9rd. ~; - : y =,
Addison, M. o, Lackeys and Charles sang az
Personal Mention.
,yoass nisa sanity spent at the seashore. have
rs,urned to "Tuckahoe,'' and will have %
their guests until the middle Of July t.a M as
Chairman. of Atlanta. and Misses cary am
Gertrude Penn Of ,Iarr'sDars
Mr.. and Mrs, C. NJ Graves will Epsnd tho
week atNirsinia Beach MISS Sad'9 no he III
De- Jarnnette at this popular resort Miss
Lima Shields and Miss Polly Mason, OF
Washington. D. C., are expected to visit Miss
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Welt tonight entertained about huns
dred Of their friends at 4 fireworks par.

W. q vs. 7lI- NO
Secretary Loeb issued tho following Of
s ficlal statement Tonight:
'"The arrangements IN effect at Oyster.
13ny this summer during the Presidents
Bptay, will be the same as those made
for President 4 Mckinley at Canton II,
1900 No delegation Or excursion party
will be admitted to the grounds OF Sag
amore HILL ard any one having publio
business of Importance must first s',-3
cure an appointment through the Prcsi-
dents secretary. All persons wishing
10 sec tho President on matters affect
Ing the campaign will be referred to-
Chairman Cortelyou. as we'll as all com-l
smunicatlons on that subject. The regis
mr. business OF the administration VIII
be carried> the same at Oyster Bay as II
the President, were In Washington.
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THE PRESIDENT
AND The FOURTH F Q |. I !
tBy ted press-)

y OYSTER BAY, July 4.-Presldent
Roosevelt spent the day picnicing with
Ills family. During the forenoon the
PRESIDENT, accompanied by Mrs Roose-
velt and their children and two or three
others left Sycamore Hill for row
across the bay, towards Cold Springs
Later in the day. tho President ana ms
family returned after a. Thoroughly en-
,oyable outing. President and Mrs, Roose-
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Officers Of Damon Lodge.

I. IL. OF T.I have been Installed by 2. p.5G
* Land :J. w Arnold, T. e.: q. =. spes s,t,,s
{ ron. M OF W.; II. v. Rudd. NJ. at ~; ~
Mcnichnrdson /. G. ". r. Gale, q. 9;
Tho above with the following holdovers
Eomplete the list for the present term: Il. a.
1fImghes, X Of n. and s.: ". Dickic, n. OF
II; Joseph T, Allen. ~. Of ES The reports e
81 the financial officers show tho lodge TO
be In good condition z .
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l FAMOUS SOUTHERN scf1oo
Its Lofty Ideals for the Higher Education

Of Young Women,
Among tho many edneatIonal j ins = ltIr
Seminary Semi for Young Ladies Is. consspieu-
Gus for its high standards Of achleYe'
Situated at staunton, Virginia, In n the aw
beautsnl and htst fs sSSenaaaaoS Ann Vas
good schoolMa splendid climate, With VIZ.
every opportunity for healIAful o ~ aus
sneouraged and every effort T. m sorne e
fertilization for high mental training.'
The adyantagss offered iacl4Ia aer mMs.s
Under capable American and 1uropean
teachers, Tho school combines the trans I
iiIh fss Of Of refined and cultured home. !. I,
Last year there were e Emu ta aea anS
the outlook for the coming year Is sun
= AInnplications should be mado as soon as
possible, although arrangem1e me nay pe
made FOR pnp{llst q eh' eatlosue may 10
had free upon request. KS
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One Figure Wrong.

Il Is s$ I.ynchhurg, Va, July !. le1t, 4
Editor Of The Times pispatch; 5s 4. II ~
fsir,-A change Of one figure In my article
I'm YOUR issue OF tho soth. which has just
reached me- destroys the force OF the arsu-
dorseil BY the United States Bureau OF Edu-
cation showed that of 10, 600 successful men
reporting their education. 100 tno, ,!pol were
college trained. 1t may be added lhat s,l@'
or these were a. b. graduates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-05

Burnett's Extract OF Vanilla
1mparts a superior delicacy OF flavor;
try 1t, use it,-"Ady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-05

Mrs, Ben Nash and Miss Mary Hatcher
will leave this week for tho Jefferson PARK
HOTEL near the University OF Virginia.
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,,oa,r,a - r,aIye Who has established n
home ONE" FOR Invalid girls near her tcudal castle.
carberss IN tho south, e. Fra ,Ss H5'el
~ ,s shio, which tho world knows nothing OF.
but ius'y Which drives away weariness and pain
from tho hearts OF hcr listeners she loves.
dmrinp Tho summer days 10 Join the peasants
in their shcep-tendlng or haymnk'ns. as the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-05

schumsr,n because New York was the , Grsy
of Iii birth during the great singer slt ''
American season. A
MADAME sembrick gives two months % 1 uner
home In tho garden district Of DRESDEN; I ,,f,n
Inns been ler lover since her girhood. go /, 20
swift zerand for mountain climbing, renewing
& their youth In tho wonderful atmosphere -
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Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Pinckney, OF Charles
ton, s. c. Will spend the summer at their
homo. toIoxnwny." N. C.Ilall * III 80
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Mrs. J. Wnnstein Is tho guest OF Mrs.
&Parril, OF No. 1881 West Lafayette Avenue
Baltimore. III S COG 5t55s stl5
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Personal Mention.

Mr.. and Mrs, C. NJ. Graves will Fpsnd tho
voek atIyirsiuia Beach, Miss Sadie De Jar
nette is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Robert q,
De Jarnette at this popular, resort. MISE
Lima Shields and Miss Polly Mason !, o, ..
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-06-25

That is most comfortable condition
OF mind which enables one to get figs
from thistles; to find some fortune in
misfortune. The Russians evidently
possess this happy and comforting phil
osophy. For instance, here is the Vaz-
vedchik, the leading magazine in the
military service, comforting itself and
it's readers with the assurance that three
and half months after the opening of
hostilities, "the Russians find them
selves exactly where they expected to be
and the Japanese are behind hand" So
in February the Russians expected
to have their Port Arthur feet
crippled and bottled up; Port Arthur be-
sieged; their army driven back from the
Yalu, and facing toward Muken, and
Kuropatkin waiting for reinforcements.
That is surely extracting sunbeams from
cucumbers.-St. Paul Dispatch.
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If the Democratic state convention
about to convene in Duluth, does not
convince lot of sbcuters that loyalty
to Bryan, pact and present, is not the
true test of Il mans democracy we miss
our guess. There is not man Of good
common sense in the state of Minnesota
who believes tLat W. r. Hearst has q
ghost of show of being nominated, or
that he ought to be nominated. The
motives of the men, at least many of
them, who are doing most to keep up the
Bryan citation are not altogether un-
selfish. Hearst furnishes the sinews of
war for organization purposes, and
Bryan's personality gives impetus to the
work. Thus it ought to be easy to get
the votes necessary to gain or retain con-
troll of the party. Such demagogy ia
disgusting to the rank and file. They are
not so blind that they cannot see that
it is more question of getting control
of state patronage than it IS Hearst or
Bryan or principle.
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A Useful Min0ritV.

Anent the Democratic state conven-
ton in Duluth the News Tribune, re-
publican, tenders a cordial welcome to
the struggling representatives of an off,
whipped party and Gays some very nice
things to them as follows:
''The Democrats of Minnesota are the
visitors and guests of Duluth. In CON-
mon candor they must be pronounced a
fine body of American citizens. Their
intelligence is not to be doubted, their
patriotism is above reproach and their
civic courage is superb.
"The Democrats of Minnesota have
always been outnumbered. but never
overawed. For forty-six years theirs has
been the patriotic and constitutions
function of holding within the boun DIS
OF law and good government tremer-
dous hostile majority flushed with tri-
umph, and never has that noble and
necessary duty of q political minority
been better achieved in the United
States. Scan the union and say if there
is within it's bounds state. that has
been so overwhelmingly and constantly
dominated by one political party that is
better governed than Minnesota, and
much of the credit belongs to the vigil
lance and energy If Minnesota Demo-
Gratis.
1T takes US all to save the state. A
minority that lacks energy, perseverance
and principle is deadly menace to the
commonwealth. It would be treason in
the Democracy of Minnesota to be feeble,
timorous or corrupt.
''The Democrats of Minnesota have
hitherto done their duties we'll. They
have compelled a powerful oppon ent to
look we'll after the peoples welfare in
order to hold the peoples votes, and it is
to be hoped that in 1904, regardless of
the chances of mere sordid, political
success, they will send out their purest
champions, clad IN the glittering armor
of their purest steel, and armed with
weapons of their keenest proof.
democrats of Minnesota, the Repub-
llcans of Duluth salute you!'
The Democrats doff their hats to the
News Tribune and feel awfully glad that
they are of the minority.
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NOTICE. SEi S1S OF EXPIRATION OF RnDSMhP,
4 ~ -TION PERIOD. ,,# S@s5S
STATE or MINNESOTA, COUNTY or


D. ~ TON PERIOD. II, / S..f
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
: Cook--ss: =. ~.:-' .. : .l,'4- a%s,1 = %%.s&zsSo
:? Take S notice that the, following described
piece or parcel Of land, situated in
said Cook County, State of Minnesota,
viz: -. .... "E# " J.
An undivided third interest in a nd
to the north half Of north east quarter
Of northwest quarter and lot three of
section twenty two, gil in township fifty
nine north. of range four west Of 9Th P. N.
e6ereof Was on the sixth day Of May. !. s.
Of Of: seven wei d dollars and 'inety Ave cents
entered in the District Court :. in the
March, A. u. 1901. in proceedings to en-
force payment Of taxes delinquent upon
real esta to for the year 1890 for said CouH-
vember. A: D: locs ASST gned by tie State
six cents. III It the amount required 70
exclusive Of the costs to accrue upon this
notice is the said sum Of nine dollars and
forty-six cents, with interest thereon at
thS rse S of dv pc Per &c., to
amount required to redeem. is. at the
date OF this notice the sum Of eleven dol
lars and sixteen cents. In addition to
the amount above stated as necessary to
redeem from said assignment
the cost S to accrue upon
this notice and such interest as may accrue
from and after this date must be paid: and
the time within which said lands can be
redeemed from said assignment will expire sixty
days after the service of this notice
and proof thereof has been filed in the Of
flee of the County Auditor of said Cook
County in manner prescribed by Section 81
of Ohapt' r 6, General Laws of Minnesota
for the year 1877. and amendments thereto
Dated Grand Marais this 30th day Of
May, A. D. 1874.
CHRIS. MURPHY,
(SeaD County Auditor,
Cook County, Minnesota.
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Congressman Bede has been invited
by the Republican national committee
to make speech at the Republican
national convention. Of corse they
count on J. Adam to liven up things a
bit, at the Same time recognizing his
ability to make the people Thick. This
selection is more than a joke. It will
be one of the star attractions of the
great show.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
LIQUOR LICENSE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
County OF Cook. ! tss.

Village of Grand Marais.
Notice is hereby given that applications
have been made in writing to the Village
Council of the Village of Grand Marais
and filed in my office, praying for
license to sell Intoxicating liquors for
the term commencing on the 1st day of
July, 1904, by Fred Amyott and at the
following place as stated in said appIica.
ton, to-wit: Front room of The two
story frame building situated on lot No
S, block No. 81, according to the Village
plat of Grand Marais.
Said application will be heard by said
Village Council of the Village of Grand
Marais at the council room in the said
village on the 18th day OF June, A. d.
1904, at s o'clock p. m. of that day.
Witness my hand and the seal of the
Village this 9th day of June, 1904.
FRED JACKSON,
D. B. MCALPlNE. President.
(Sea].) vi lage Recorder. GIL
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NOTICE OF OBJECT OF ACTION.

NOIlCG VI ODJ ELL OE AC11ON.
The above entitled action is brought
under the provisions of Chapter ~, Gen
eral Statutes of Minneso Of 1894, as
amended, for the purpose of eSta blishfng
the title and the rights Of the parties to
said action In and to the property herein
after described, and for pa rti ton thereof,
and II said premises are not partitiOned
but sold. pursuant to the order of the
Court. as prayed for in plaintiffs COM
plat Mt. then the proceeds of said sale are
to be distributed in the order and man
ner required and provided by law
The premises affected by said action are
situated in the County of Cook and State
of Minnesota, and are described as fol-
lows:
Government lot one O) in section twen-
ty (20) and Government lot Ave (5) in sec
ton twenty-one (2D and all that part of
Government lot four a. in section invent y-
one (21) which lies between Grand Marais
Harbor and the cas- boundary line Of said
G. vernment lot five (5) extended south to
the waters of said Grand Marais Harbor,
all in township sixty-one (e.( north Of
meridian. together with all ripa rfan
rights and interests appurtenant or in
cident thereto.
Dated at Duluth. Minnesota, May %,
1914,
CORYATE 8. WILSON,,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Office: PHI -213 First National Bank Build
ing.
Residences: 6015 Tioga Street,
Duluth, Minnesota.
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Notice for Publication. Department of the In
terlor, Land Office at Duluth, Mimi, May 81,

1874
named settler has fled notic. of his intention to
make final proof In supper, of his claim, and
that sad proof will be made before 9. H Car:
hart. U: s; Commissioned, at bis office at Grand
pher johnson, who made homestead entry No.
1910 for the seq Of nwA, swA of nek Sec. Z.
Twp. 60 N, H. w.
bis continuous residence upon and on ltivatten
Of eaid laid, viz: '.'' - "
|. Geo.: S,the, Hans Hall. Erick Leonard and
J. W. Mckinley. all of Grand Marais MINI.
6-4 w. E. CuLK1N, Register.
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SUMMONS AND NOTICE OF OBJ
-" .fJECT OF ACTION. I, , : : sa y

District Court, Eleventh Judicial> Dis:
trict.. !: !. \. = ;: !, a, Nh" ".
Grand Marats Dock pany. =" =
(ac~rporationl Plaintiff, .&>.":-:.
John pau'son, North American
Iron Company, q corporatior) + r
Cook County State Bark, q
corporation) B. G. Seq g and
Martha Segog. his wi re: Hea ley
ley, his wife, Charles Boyden
and --- Boyden. his wife, ,.,
John M. Millar and" Eliza 8.
Millar, his wife, Gertrude M:
Miller, Charles E Baker and
T. sei e Bak Wil his wi e. e. SaGas
and William H. Miller. Trus-
tees. Hazasl Mayhew: Henry $: :
siHtey f. End 4 Nvvitt s'R Refxti h'S
Kortgaard, H. Mayhem. Clark
H. Carhart and Carrie E. Car
hart. his wife, State Of Mime
sofa. and all other persons or
parties, unknown, having or
claiming any right. title, es-
tate, lien or interest in the
real estate described in the
complaint herein,
Defendants.
The State Of Minnesota, to the above
named defendants:
You and each Of you are hereby sum
moned and required to answer the com
plant OF the plaintiff in this ..action:
which has been AL with the Clerk of
answer to the SAID com plant ON the sub
scriber at his offices at numbers 21l-2 in
the First National Ba nix Building. in the
City Of Duluth, County Of St. Louis and
State of Minnesota, within twenty days
after the service of this summons upon
you, exclusive of the day of ouch service;
and if you fail to answer the said COM
plant within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded In said
complaint.
Dated at Duluth, Minnesota, May 25rd,
1904.
CORYATE WILSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff
ing,
Residence: eo15 Tioga Street,
Duluth, Minnesota.
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trict.
aG e esrs Mass's PoeR r G{ss%ehRy'
John raulson. Il North American ~:
Cook County State Bank, q
corp9ration) B. g. seg9g and
Martha Segog. his wife. Henley
G. Akeley and Hettie E. AXE
ley. his wife. Charles Bcyden
and Boyden, his wife,
John NJ. Millar and Eliza 8.
Millar, his wife. Gertrude Mil
Ter. Charles E. Baker and -
Baker. his wife, Sarah l.. Sell
den. William G. White and Will
liam H. Miller, Trustees. Haz-
ael Mayhem Henry :: sibleey
L: A: Neyitt;; Kristian Kort-
Carhart and Carrie E. Carhart
his wife. State Of Minnesota,
and all other persons or par
ties. unknown. claimit G or
having any right. title, estate,
tate Or Se1 i!Hrs5t the tbs see com
Notice Is hereby given that an action in
court by the above named plaintiff agains
the above named defendants: that said
action was commenced on the twenty
pose of establishing the title and the
rights of the parties hereto in and to the
property hereinafter described and for
the purpose Of obtaining y judgment #
partition or q sale of said property and
distribution of the proceeds thereof. II
as provided in Chapter "a. General Stat
utes OF Minnesota of 1894 as amended.
The pre- Uses affect ed by SAID action are
situated in the County of Cook and State
Of Mime ota. and are desc ribed as follows
oGovernment lot one ~ in section twenty
(20) and Govt rnment lot five (5) in section
twen1y-one .(2D and all that part of Gov
eminent lot four az in section twenty one (21)
which lies between Grand Marais Harbor
and the east boundary line Of said Gov
eminent lot five C) extended south to the
waters of said Grand Marais Harbor. all
in township Sixty-one 6) north f range
one (D east Of the Fourth Principal Me-
and interests appurtenant or incident
thereto.
Dated May 23rd, 1904.
CORYATE s. WILSON,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
ONCE; 211-213 First National Bank Bd'g.
Residence: 6015 Tioga Streety
e1S Duluth. Minnesota.
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LIS PENDENS.

LIS PENDENS.
State Of Minnesota, County of Cook.-ss.
Dist riot Court, Eleventh Judicial Dis.
trict.
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State OF Minnesota, County OF Cook -ss.
District Court, Observation-Disclosures Dis