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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-24
BOY HAD CHAMBERS.
Marinette Lad Afflicted with Disease
Which Usually Is Found in Horses
Opera ton Is Performed.

MARINETTE. Wis, May 22.-I Spc-
cial. Rudolph Scttersten, - years old,
was operated on here today for CHAMBERS,
the disease that commonly aliiicts torscs
and which always proves fatal to the
latter. lie caught the disease while
among horses on farm last summer.
Diseased glands We're removed from his
hack
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-24
May Reduce La Crosse Tax.

La CROSSE, Wis. May 2l.-ISpe-
cial. AS the result of the decision of
the state tax commission in the matter
of the appeal of In Crosse from the as
sessment equalization of the count:
board a decision favoring the country
property, an effort will be made by the
city to reduce the tax rate.
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LOSS REACHED MILLIONS.

A million dollars is considered a small
estimate of the loss throughout the pc
ninsIla to date, but this figure promises
to be vastly increased, reports indicat-
ing that the woods We're a veritable fur.
mace in many places, with no modera-
ton of wind and the much needed rains
not in sight.
In addition to the towns already re-
ported destroyed or menaced advices re-
ceived here indicate that Even. Thorn.
aston. Trout Creek, Munsng Junction
and pcntoga, Mich, and Niagara, Flor.
ence and Commonwealth, Wis, are in
much Deril
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Convention at Eau Claire,

EAU CLAIRE. Wis. May 22.-t Spe-
cial. THE twentieth annual state Sun
day school convention opened this after
noon in the First Congregational church.
$. b. Harding Of Waukesha is presid mt.
Probably 200 are present The conyel.
ton will last three days.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-24
SOFT COAL MEN APART.
Operators and Miners in Join. Conference
at Springfield (IlD Fail to
Agree.
SPRINGFIELD.

SPRINGFIELD, H., May l9.-Oper-
ators and miners see no prospect Of an
agreement al this joint conference. and
II looks MS If the strike would be pro-
longed indefinitely
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-24
Erickson Defeats Woodbury..

OSHKOSH, Wis. May 22.-Charles
Erickson of this city defeated Frank
Woodbury. of Milwaukee in this city
Monday evening in the first half i'll the
twenty-game bowling contest for $50.
Erickson won by ninety pins. The re.
mainder of the games will be bowied in
Milwa ukee.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-24
Walks Street in Sleep.

APPLETON, Wis, May o.-GSpe-
cial. IA Hancock street woman, who IS
n victim of somnamhulism. was seen
walking the streets in Il night robe ut ,
O'Clock Sunday morning. She awakened
a few minutes later Mortified 10 find
what she had done.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-24
Eau Claire Lad browns.

EAU CLAIRE. Wis, May 21.-I Spe-
ciaL 10. r. Sortowne's 10-year-od son
disappeared Yesterday. The corpse was
fo,Wd today rs dragging the Eau Claire
river. lie II supposed to have fell OIL
the dam while fishing
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LOSSES IN WISCONSIN.

havoc will be wrought as the woods are
very dry.
Later reports are that at least TWEEN
ty-five farms have been wiped out in
the immediate vicinity of Marquette,
at n total loss of upwards of 100000.
There has been no destruction Of human
life as far as is known, but the condi.
ton of the homeless is pitiable. Much
1ivngt,nI. In
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-24
Picks Flowers; Bitten by Snake.

LA CROSSE, Wis, May 19.-[ Spe-
cial. while gathering wild flowers on
the bluffs near here, Miss Grace Hill
drcth was bitten by blue racer suake.
No serious results are feared.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-24
POWDER MILLS BLOWNUP
TERRIFIC SHOCKS SHAKE TWO
COUNTIES AND DESTROY THE
LAFLIN-RAND WORKS.
THREE HOLES TELL STORY.
Shafting and Iron Thrown Over Mill to
Pleasant Prairie-People Think
It Is earthquake.

KENOSHA, Wis, May 19.-(Special.l
Two explosions at the plant of the
Lafin-Rand Powder works at Pleasant
Prairie, in this county, this morning,
completely wrecked the plant and caused
damage to property miles from the mills.
Entire Mill Is a Wreck.
Three buildings, the glazing mills, the
corning mills and press mills, are COM
pletely destroyed while every building on
the grounds was more or less wrecked
and thousands Of dollars worth of val
liable machinery was rendered useless.
The force of the explosion was ter
rifle and it was felt in all parts of Ke-
nosha and Racine county. In the city
the explosion came with the force of an
earthquake and houses were shaken. In
the western part of the city windows
were broken.
Think It an Earthquake.
Both explosions were plainly felt in
the city and in short time people ran
into the streets in widest excitement.
believing that there had been an earth
quake.
The officials of the powder company
cannot give an estimate of the loss, but
it is variously estimated at from $4,000
to 100000 No lives We're lost in the
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-24
AWFUL INJURIES ARE FATAL.
Oshkosh Tug Hand, Wound on Windlass
Is Dead.

OSHKOSH, Wis, May ID Special. !
Harry Ialverson, who was fri.htfuly
injured on the tug :. w. HOLSTER being
wound on the wndass by steel cable,
is dead. His shoulders. ribs. fingers and
unnnnnn.
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SUFFERING IS FEARED.

Indications this morning are that the
fire Isl being swept uorthward, and that
it is dying out in many places. The
wind has changed so that such towns as
Escanaba Marquette aud the larger
places in the district, are out of danger.
But there is etdl IN immense amount of
hardwood timber, Of the best in the
country, IN the path Of the flames.
Tie fires went MS far ms Goose Lake
on the Northwestern railway, north Of
Fsranaba, as far south as Pcshtlgo, IN
Wisconsin. and west 10 Stambough,
Mich. while on the cust the border line
IS I'm 4 lnnr nOlntY.
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FOREST FIRE RECORD.
UPPER MICHIGAN.

Area Burned. Estimated at over 100
square miles in four Michigan counties.
Property Loss.-Estimated at not less
than ST. 900 900.
Homeless-May reach 1000. people,
many of whom are suffering.
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MILLS AT EAGLE TURN.
Loss to Flour Plant Is $500, with $500
Insurance.

EAGLE, Wis, May 21.-Thc Krcss-
bach -four mills were totally destroyed
by fire this morning with a loss of $SOOO
and insurance of $1,000.
Fire on Fine Yacht.
NEENAH, Wis, May al Special
Fire Of an unknown origin yesterday
morning practically Destroyed the cabin
of the palatial pleasure yacht, Tia Ju-
ana, owned by William Gilbert, the mil
lionaire paper mill man. The crew were
awakened just in time, The boat cost
$l4 200.
Lost All at Auburndale.
MENASHA, Wis, May al Special.
Mrs. I. Fredericks has arrived here
from Auburndale, where she was visit
ing and lost all her money and clothing
in the fire Friday. The family she was
visiting lost everything.
Niagara Escapes Flames.
NEENAII. Wis, May eli Special.
The rumor that the Kimberly X Clark
company's biz paper mill plant at Nj
agara had been destroyed by forest fires
caused Il sensation here. niagara es-
capped
Lumber Fire Near Oconto.
OCONTO. Wis, May 21.-Fire de-
stroyed 100000 feet of hemlocl logs
belonging to the Holt Lumber company
near Lakewood. this county. Friday
afternoon valued between $4,000 and
$4,000. No insurance was carried.
Palmyra Mill Burned
PALMYRA, Wis. May 21.-The
large Touring mill of Cressbach 4 Brand
was totally destroyed by fire Sunday
morning. Practically nothing was
saved.
Alabama Town Is Quilted.
GOTHAM, Ala, May 21.-Almost the
entire business section of Abbeville was
wiped out by fire last night. Abbyville
has Il population Of $500.
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CITIES ESCAPE The FIRES.
PROPERTY LOSS IN VILLAGES, SET
ELEMENTS AND CAMPS MAY
REACH MILLIONS.
FOUR COUNTIESSUFFER.
Whether or Not Any Humans Lost Lives,
According to Rumors, Is Hard
to Confirm.

ESCANABA, Mich, May 19.-lS pe-
cial. 1.-The forest fires in northern Mich
igan have almost swept blank an area
of 100 square miles. Great suffering Is
resulting, but the large towns are no
longer in danger.
Whether or not any human lives were
lost it is impossible to say; nor is 1t
possible to tell this afternoon how much
damage to property, industry and means
of communication there has resulted.
DARK STORY TO BE TOLD.
When communication 10y railway, tele-
graph and telephone is established
which will probably be within thirty-siX
hours-a forest fire story can be told
which. it is believed will rival any sim
liar piece of news that has ever come
out of this section of the United States.
An Evening Wisconsin correspondent
spent all night and several hours tins
morning in an effort to get a general re-
view of the fire situation for his news
paper, and finds that the loss will be
several millions of dollars. He has been
unable to find any loss of life, but 400
peOUlc are homeless, il is ostlma ted.
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CONFIRMED NEWS OF LOSSES.


people are homeless, il is estimated.
CONFIRMED NEWS OF LOSSES.
The damage, known positively to have
been done, epit0mized as well as possible
under the circumstances, follows:
RALPH-Town of 100 people almost
wiped out.
ALFRED - Population, 200; every
house and huge piles of logs burned.
SALNOIE-Popuation, 400; boarding
house, railway station, big stores OF logs
and ties destroyed.
Population. 100; de-
stroyed: all residents homeless.
CORNELI.-All but one store burned;
800 people homeless
NORTHLAND-AIilI and six houses
burned; many Of GOO population home
less and without food.
ANTOINE-AIiniug town: houses and
one lumber mill burned; boarding house
destroyed and all but a few Of 100
people homeless.
FELCH BRANCH, NORTH-W WEST
ERN RAILWAY-All bridges burned
and scores o. homosteaders in that sec
ton. covering ten square miles, are
homeless, !! is feared there was loss
Of life here.
NORTHLAND BRANCH, ESCA-
NABA d LAKE SUPERIOR RAIL
WAi-Eivc million feet of cut logs
burned bridges down, and line tied up
completely. perhaps for weeks.
FOUR COUNTIES SUFFER.
Mcnomiuce. Delta. Dickinson. School.
craft, and Marquette counties bear the
lrnnt Of the loss. The Isaac Stephenson
Lumber company the IIttsburg and
Lake Superior Iron company, the EsCa-
naba Wooden Ware company and other
concerns suffer the greatest loss. Some
81 the towns paru| or wholly destroyed
belong chtlrciE 10 lhese corporations.
lHfce palHloadS 9i homeless people
have already arrived III EScanaba. Ihou,
SANDS oi 9therS are oesiG'r1 homeless ana
otLcr mssc lloi %""' VI 'oo' 'o'""S ''
SrrFFFpINc IS FrApFD
There VIII h' intense suffering OF that
mere IS j" question: AtrahEeihehtS Tor
ana ana offers 70 give aSsiStanrr are
feaeI,9E TINS Guy from rover MlchiEHh
ana WISCONSIN, "H'tn mus pear u IatTe
shaIc ol hrrIossea, uIl'ttI OF 'HuAIect'y
me result u 'Iiic, Io'tsL uItS. ,,,..--....
h'Poi - 'ni"E III, ~ CIV " ia'oi'S'"
'o,S's ~ p'''l "S t", .-g, .,,,
nl"H'' IVPuI"ii,on, ~, ~, Prol'r, loss $ip',-
@ s5 @ru Si ty @gG noVb
s3 Se1nnt. h'brrYIoIn 'rpoI,ni1tIon ln1
,ss $,5gyo. GcoUto GOO h TTpTIl,i Ios3
1000
BIG TOWNS ARE SAFE.
Indications this morning are that the
IRE iH hcing swept uorthWard, ana that
it IS dying oui N many places. The
WIND H9s chausoa SO tAal sNrh towns as
ISCahaba, Ma.Vuoie ahu tue larger
places in the district, are out OF danger:
bora,vood ti,nnrr of tho host IN tI'n
country. In the path Of the flames.
Tie fires went ms far ms Goose Lake
on tEe North-Wcstcru railway. north Of
Tscanaba. AS far south os TnyLtiro IN
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-24
BIG MINE IS ON FIRE.
May Be Scene of a Serious
Accident.

rITTSBUKG, Pa, May 1.-The Ha
eel Kirk coal mine near Bentclsville is
reported on fire. Several building are ON
fire.
1t is said number of men are in the
mine.
About 800 miners were Mt work, but all
got out safely The tipple was burned,
but the fire Mt the shaft was controlled.
The loss will be about $1,000.
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EAGLE. Wis, May 21.-Thc Krcss.
bach -four mills were totally destroyed
by fire this morning with loss of $SOOL
and insurance of $1,000.
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LUMBER TOWNS WRECKED
WAUSAUKEE HEMMED IN, STANLEY
BURNED AND OTHER SERIOUS
LOSSES SUFFERED.
FLAMESLEAPUP3OFEET
Rails Twisted Like Wire, Communication
in General Cut Off and Dan
ger Grows.

WAUSAUKEE. Wis, May TO-
Especial. l-Wausauke is hemmed in by
forest fires. which are slowly creeping
up to the city, on north and south. Mil
lions of feet of lumber are burned. The
loss now is estimated at 100000.
At Cedarvil!e. town four miles north
of this city, forest fires have destroyed
many cars loaded with lumber on the
tracks and big kilns filled with cedar
are burned.
4 fierce wind is blowing sparks and
burning embers for miles. All trains
are being held here, as the rails are
twisted from the intense heat. Hun
dreds of cords of hardwood, piled near
the tracks, are burning.
MANY CAMPS BURNED.
The Bird & Wells Lumber company
has suffered an enormous loss. Several
of their camps are totally destroyed.
The losses of the Bird, ii. +. Christ,
Nose Swallow and many other logging
companies are steadily growing.
Three miles south of this place anoth-
er fierce fire is raging. The flames are
sweeping through slashing and forests.
The flames in some places are thirty
feet high. The dry condition is respon--
sible for the great loss. The nre sweeps
everything clean.
Trains are forced to wait here until
1000 new rails can be sent to repair the
tracks. 1t is doubtful if trains can APP
proach the city from any side.
\ Milwaukee road passenger train
was reported henmed in at Cedaryllle,
and cannot run either way, as the rails
are twisted on both sides.
1t is not known how many pasSen-
gers are on the train. The train is now
waiting for relief in the way of new
rails.
OCONTO IN DANGER.
OCONTO. Wis. May 10 Special i
An enormous pile of logs, valued at
SO, 900. belonging to the Holt Lumber
company, caught fire last night, and as
there was no way Of fighting the fir,
all was burned.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-24
MANY WIRES DOWN.

Because Of the destruction of telegraph
poles wires are down in all directions,
possible.
Unless rain falls soon much more
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MENOMINEE,S REPORT.

MENOMINEE, Mich, May 10
Especial. THE greatest fire in northern
Michigan and Wisconsin since the Pesh
tgo fire in 1871, wuua ITO persons lost
their lives occurred y;-terday and today
in this region. Over 81 900, 900 worth OF
property has thus far been destroyed and
the fire is still spreading.
The towns of Quinnesec, Talbot and
Cornell. and several small settlements
were wiped out, and over twelve towns
in all devastated. The burned zone is
over 100 miles square and extends over
five counties
REPORT THREE BURNED.
Three children burned to death at
Qunnesec One of the largest North.
Western engines plunged through a
burning bridge at Narcnta last night
and the engineer and fireman are still
missing
A relief train sent out from Escanaba
last night was caught between the fires
and the crow barely escaped with their
lives. a second relief train sent out
this morning has not been heard from.
LIKE PRAIRIE FIRE.
Furious winds yesterday caused the
great couhagration. Flames spread like
n western prairie fire, sometimes advanc'
ing by half-mile jumps. Hundreds Of
people in this county and to the north
are homeless, many camping in fields
while the few remaining goods are piled
in the open. The T.. e l.. :. railroad il
cut off and many telephones and tele,
graph wires are down. The town Of
Wells is covered with smoke and Gin
ders and became dark Mt O'Clock last
night, so people could not see.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-06-15
Moss fSeasi,y or Ac,,,s.

Hydronneric acid. which Is used in
glass etching. ID 4 dangerous liquid. II
IL col0riess. Ii looks like water. But
drop OF II on yonr hand would bore
clean through 10 the other side like q
bullet Its Inhalation Is sure death.
HydroHuorie acid can be safely kept
only In gold bottles. Sometimes bot.
ties OF India rubber or lead or OF plati.
num are used. None OF these. though,
Il ~ safe as gold. Even when this
acid Ii In gold bottle precautions
must be taken: II Is volatile and d
pArafiin-covered plate must be clamped
light over the bottles mouth. Also the
temperature OF the room must not rise
over 90 degrees or the gold bottle will
burst.
This acid. whose sole use Is In glass
sfching. IL probably the most danger.
Gus thing In the world to work with.
The steepie Jack. the lion tanner. the
diver, even tile Japanese and Nussian
soldiers do not take their lives In their
hands TO half the extent the glass
stcher does when. with his gold vial OF
hydro1uoric acid. be etches the scales
on our thermometers.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-06-15

When oAr ssadiers went q
CanA and the Philippines. health
WAS the most important eansi
Iteration, Willis II. Morgan, re
tired Cnmmissary Sergeant Y,
S. A., OF rural route 1, Concord,
n. II. says: II was two years
in Cuba and two years in the
Philippines, aud being subject
tocolds. took DIR. Kings New
Discovery for consumption.
which kept me in perfect health.
And now, in Hampshire, we find
It the best medicine in the world
for coughs. colds, bronchial
troubles and all lung diseases.
Guaranteed by the Wagner
Drug Co. price SOC and 81 trial
bottle free.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-06-15
Deadly serpent Bites

are as coininon IN India MS are
stomach and liver disorders
with rs. For the latter however
there il sure remedy: Elec.
tric Bitters; The great restpra.
tive medicine, of which i. A.
Brown, of BennrttsvlIle, S. G.,
says; .lIiey restored MY wife
10 perfect health. after years Of
of suffering with dyspepsia aud
q chronically torpid liver. Flee
trio Buffers cure chilis and fever
malaria. biliousn.ss, lauie back,
kidney troubles and bladder dis
orders. Sold on guarantees by
Wagner Drug ca, price. 5)c
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
For the Year Eaaing Decemb n,
A.. ID. 1905
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE so.
Gle ~ OF The UNITED STATES.

Organized under the laws of New York,
made 10 the commissioner OF insurance
OF the STATE Of South Dakota. in pur-
suanee of the laws Of said state. Pres
idenL. Paul Morton. Actuary, joel G.
Van Cese; Secretary. William Alex
ander. principal Once. New York, n.
A.. Organized or Incorporated July III,
1850. Commenced business July Is,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-06-15

The late Rev. Elijah Kellogg. notot
New England divine. was once dercei,
opposed during ONE OF his pastorate,
ty an infidei In the lawn. who was 1
leader III all opposition 10 religion and
took much satisfaction In dIseoverlns
Inconsistencies Ia the lives Of church
members. aud IN publishing them
through tie neighbvrhead.
For some reason he decided to re-
move TO another part OF the State
Meeting the pastor one day he said
We'll. | suppose you know am going
10 leave town. and suppose you viii
b. glad ~ II \
Glad of ~ Why, no. replied III.
doctor: Il SHALL be very sorry 10 loss
you. lo1 are 30 useful 10 NE liz III,
work that ! hardly knew bow can
spare yeu
Tie mal VAS much taken abaek and
asked. Hos IL thstY.
Wig. rsJolnei the pastor. every
fins i sheep gets lie foot cut os ms
foid yoa bark from one end Of ths
town 10 the ossaer Yoa are the mos.
useful xasebsox that ever knew. !.
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Land s,ssse. NJ s,,en.r, j ~ Ami, >, ~

UIHfHls sfssIttf OF flshfaHce.
Hy u u MAlseth Chief Clerk.
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ses.ase.o3
i5.l1.0,
2p,2aI.52
THE STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA,
Department Of Insurance.

Il
Company Certificate VI Authority
Whereas. fhs Equitable Life Assurance
Society ~ the tinted States, corporation
organized under the la j - of New YORK. has
filed IN thss Office sw9fa statement ex-
hihIting It's condition and business for The
year ending December 81. i9eJ. conform
allie 10 the requirements OF l.e laws OF
this state regulating the business OF In
sufance: and
Whereas The said com any has filed
IN this Office a duly certified copy of lis
charter. with certificate OF org snization
Ia compliance with the requirements Of
the insur snce law aforesaid
Now Therefore,. /. John G., Perkins
Commissioner of Insurance OF the State
OF Sonih DAKOTA. pursuant to the pro-
visions OF said LAWS. do hereby certify
that The above mined company is fully
empowered through its authorized agents
10 transact It's appropriate business or
Life Insurance Ia this state. according Ia
laws thereof. nth the 3ist day OF de-
es5nber. A. -. Iika.
Ia Testimony Whereof. ! have hereunto
sect my h md and officIai stai az Pierre,
this 18th das or ii fs-h. A. ID iss4
sseslI JOHN G. PERKINS
Commits stnner Uf insurance.
Hv " y. Wsfsetb chief Clerk.
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Lanai Office NJ Mitchell. \. a.. April a. Ias
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has tird notice OF his Intention
10 make ansi prouf ia support ~ his claim.
ana thai said proof will te made befor.
y. A. Fo@rsts. Toilpty Judge AZ Geedes, j. b.
sH iiane Il. 1904 viss
FrMslsis's fee1lny Wagner =. n. for the
isas =. Il sss Ht-es-s.a sth n n,
~ g.. afs3s
tie names THE foliowins witnesses 10 prove
his s.lntthaous residence upon u ind ca tiyAlion
~ said land. viz.
lss kasLaIIas las HOSTEL. Jacob kocer 1 nd
loseph hSse9 all ~ Wagner. 3. ID.
seo. b. foster. Register.
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Land once Al Mitchell. !. o., May oh 10

Land Office IL Mitchell. 4. o.. May 9TH 1908.
Notice b hereby given that the following
named settler has tled notice of his intention
10 make nnaI proof In snppers of his claim
and that ssid proof viii ,a made before iii.
County Judge u Gesidrs. =. y. on June
q, iss& via:
haraee q. Wilson. Cor the
NJ seA fset -, and nws sax sse H-as~sa
He names The following witnesses 10 prove
bis eontinnans resid@nce upon aud euitiva.
tim Of said land. vi1s
Henry Gasies. VIM. Ritter. Geo iIawkey.
and Fred RaaDs, all IL Masaer. ! u.
6eo. Foster. Register.