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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-05
Las FIESRS RELI-
giOsas de MAYO
en- Rio Grande.
EsfuerzOs rsalizadOs, ali pOr las hi
jas de Maria.
{ q naestr0 eorrespOnsaL)

Junio A.
SatiafechaS deben estar las hiJas de Ma
ria, satisfecho nuestro pdrrocO, satisfechc
el pueblo cat6lico, por 10 esplendentes y
magn1fcos que han resultado los cultos de
Mayo
Todos han contribuido de manera pode
rosa 4 que resultase grande y hermosa tai
festividad reIigiosa.
Las hijas de Maria poniendo sus esfuer-
zos y luchando porque todo fuera digno dc
su celestial Madre, ora atendiendo al ARE
glo de la iglesia,- ora realzando el culto
con la propaganda suave delicada del
amor ora esforzandose por mantener el
entusiasmo, sin otro orgullo nj ambici6n
que la de dedicar un recuerdo tributar
honor q aquella su madre amantfsima la
Immaculate Conception.
El padre Fernandez desde ell pGlpito
acentuando mas aquellos esfuerzos de las
primeras, con sus predicas llenas de santa
moral hablando al coraz6n, cuando con
gran sentimiento y fuidez de palabra nos
pinta ell amor de madre desprende de
6stas consecuencias lleras de l0gica que
dan mas fuerza yigor q su va agradable
peroraci6n.
Y por fltimo el pueblo cat6Iico ponien-
do bien alto ell estandarte de su fe, cuando
solfcito acnde al temple ofrendar su
amor, sintetizando asf sus frmes GREEN
cias.
iHermoso conjuntol... .el que forman
esas parties unidas en- un todo, para la con-
secuci6n de un solo fn, encerrandose este,
en- Ell siguiente lena: "Todo por Maria, :"
"Todo para la Madre del amor hermoso. !"
Las novenas comenzaron con entusias-
mo y medida que pasaban noches, este
aumentaba al extreme que va en- las Glti-
mas era impossible poder describir, a1n
usando Ell lenguaje mas forido, la brillan-
t6z que Sc Observable en- ell temple, nj tam
POGO pintar en- su mas ligera forma, el en-
tusiasmo que reinaba en- ell coraz6n de los
que ALI Sc congregaban.
vino aumentar mas ell felvor, la
llegada del padre CebTones, quien dej6
Or en- las tres tiltimas noches su autoriza-
da palabra, siendo sus sermones del agra
do de todop por 10 doctrinario de su for
ma.
Ell sabado, la salve solemne, acompanada
de ammonium y cantada por la sefora So
fla Rexach result6 magnfica via misa con
panegfrico del domingo y por la noche la
salve con sermon sirvieron de broche para
cerrar Ell simp6tico festival religioso del
po6tico Mayo.
No podemos dar fin 4 esta revista, sin
dedicar Traces de carino 4 la inocente nina
Nonita Lopez Castro por la gracia soltu-
ra con que recit6 unos versos de despedida
a la Virgen, gustando mucho y recibiendo
muchas felicitaciones.
Asi mismo merecen menc16n las ninas
Fina Ruiz, Sofia Rexach, Carmen Torres,
Margarita Rexach, Raquel Rexach las
Josefna Benftez Flores, Cambu-
cha Ruiz, Paula Reyes Zoraida Rexach
y Maria Luisa Hernandez.
Felicitamos & la sefiora Carmen Rexach,
Carmen Mellado y Angelina Pescador vi
ce presidenta de las hijas de Maria por ha-
ber visto coronados sus esfuerzos con ell
mas brillante 6xito,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-05
La DespGdida a Mon.
Se6Or BIenk.
Verdadera manifestation de afeCtO.

Una concurrencia verdaderamente es-
pl6ndida reuni6se anoche en- los salones
del Palacio Episcopal de San Juan, con
objeto de dar una nueva prueba de simps-
tia al arzobispo senior Blenk, que embarca
en- breVe para gu nuevo destino.
Sc nenaron completamente todos los
departamentoS de recibo del Obispado con-
curriendo las damas caballeros de la
association de cat6licos de San Juan, dioce-
sana, Hijas de Maria, amigos del ilustre
prelado que ha sabido conquistarse el
mejor aprecio y estimation del elemento
cat6lico de aquf y profundo respeto de los
pertenecientes otras religiones.
Una expresiva despedida, historical de
los trabajos que ha hecho en- esta isla en-
favor del catolicismo 81 en6rgico ilustra-
do Obispo, fu6 leida por la Befiorita Con-
cha Aguayo, de Ia diocesana de damas,
en- 81 Sc hacfa una extensa reIaci6n de los
esfuerzos hechos por Monsefior Blenk en-
esta isla extendiendo afrmando la reli-
gi6n cat6lica, coadyuvando 4 la installation
de colegioS y centros de ensehanza cristia-
ma y prestando su mas decidido apoyo al
mejoramiento de la situaci6n de la isla.
Un brillaRtel discurBo fue pronunciado
por Ell obispo qui6n una vez mas, afrm6
sus simpatfas y buenos deseos en- favor
de Puerto Rico, reiterando, que 10 mismo
en- su nuevo cargo, que en- cualquiera
circunstancia que Sc hallara, siempre ten
drfa presente para prestarle su humilde
pero mas sincere spoyo, 4 sus buenoB
hermanos en- Cristo de Puerto Rico, cuya
region quiere tanto 8 mas que su propia
cuna.
Verdadero sentimiento manifesto Mon
senior Blenk por Bu ausencia asf mismo
10 expresaron ALI todos aqueIlos distingui-
dos elementos de nuestro pueblo.
FL dia del embarque del referido prela-
do iran despedirle sus amigos comisio-
mes de Ia isla vendrSn San Juan con ese
objeto.
El acto de anoche reafrm6 una vez mas
81 alto concepto que merece & la sociedad
el Arzobispo Jime BIenk. |
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-05
TRESCIENTOS DOLLARS

Con motive de una caida que sufriera
en- 81 trayecto del ferrocarril de Arecibo
a Hatillo el artista Sr. Miguel Casas, ha
informado este que la suma de trescientos
dollars le fueron entregados como indem-
nizaci6n, por la Compa1fa sin que tuviera
que hacer reclamation judicial de ninguna
clase.
Ell Sr. Casas Sc encuentra casi restable-
cido de las lesiones sufridas y Sc propone
continuar en- P. r. ingresando en- una nue.
va Compaffa de Zarzuela que Sc trata de
constituir aoni.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-05
En- la Mansion EjecUtiva.

Esta maflana ha visitado al gobernador
Ell senior Rafael del Vale teniendo con 6l
una larga conferencia.
Con motive del despacho del correo pa
ra los Estados Unidos han estado muy
ocupados hoy los sefiores Winthrop su
secretario Fratzier.
Preparativos Sc hacen ALI para la recep-
ci6n del jueves pr6ximo segdn noticias
adquiridas por nuestro representante en-
Noviembre continuardn aqueIlas.
Pronto iran Aibonito los distinguidos
esposos Winthrop, pasando ALI algunos
dias.
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QUARTET GENERAL De POLlCIA.
OROER NJ. I4l,

1.-Por disposition de la Honorable
Comisi6n de la Policfa Insular, quedan
reenganchados en- el Cuerpo por el t6rmi-
no de dos alos los individuos que Sc indi-
can continuation y en- las fechas que Sc
expreSan:
Guardia Antonio Gambia, JUNO Is
1906.
Cabo Guillermo Arroyo, JUNO 21 1906
2.-Por disposition de la misma Comi-
sion Sc nombra Guardia por ell termino de
dos amos, Victor Coll y Cuchf, quien de.
ber6 presentarse prestar servicios al
CuRrtel General.
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Examenes de ahpgahps.

Hoy las dos de la tarde era Ia hora
seflalada para la constitution de la junta
de examenes para abogados.
La componen los sefiores abogados
Bosch, Cuchf, Palacios Rodriguez, Mott y
Pettingil.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-05
La ealital reVueLta.

La capital esta revuelta consequences
del gran baratillo de encajes, driles 5
ceutavos olanes, camas, colchones, etc,
etc, que hay en- 81 popular establecimiento
"La Gloria" Cruz Is. Cana de mu.
hecas 6s2 20
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-05
De YIAJE

En- viaje para los Estados Unidos, han
tornado pasaje en- el vapor americana, los
esposos Cuetara- Rosell6 Lcdo. Guzmdn
Henitez. don Juan, y senora, quienes de-
EeamOE feliz yiaie,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-05

BORDADOs FACILEa-se solici-
tan, para ciertos trabajOs f6ciles, algunas
6venes que tengan nociones de bordados
deseen aprender. Dirijirse s'The Porto
Rico Drawn Work & Embroidery Co."
Allen 19.-San Juan. 2. r. 3Ov. 9.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-05
PENSION De "A CLASE
44O W %. ST. NUEvA YORK

Ventiladas y espaciosas habi-
taciones, excelente comida, Pre-
clos modicos, Telefono. cerca de
todas parties, Frecuentado por fa-
milias respetables.
q. del YLALE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-05
EnLo correspoDdeDcio

Fianzas en- metalico con frma.
Recibos talOnarios para cobro de slqui-
leEes de casa.
cOnOcimisntOs De GOleta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-05

Sc ALQUILA una media casa, en- 10
mas centrico de la pOblaci0n muy clara Y
ventilada en- la cal1e de San Jose altos no.
IL. 1nfOrmaran La Rosita. Is v. 3.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-05

Sc desea utilzar los servicios de una buena
nodriza. Informaran en- casa del Sr. Qui-
flones, parada "a, Santurce Telefono ndme-
70. l1I5. 6 6V. s.
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sUBAsTA PUBLIcA.
BIENEs INMUEBLEs

Puen verse los deles que den respeiyos 4lates
Fl compad de eada pop
del vao de
Il la
das guient al verified
(signed) VICENTE BELGODERE- Collector
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-05

-sILLON DE ENFERMO.-se ven
de uno bueno. Para informes dirijirse 4
Ia administrator de este peri6dico. d.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-05

-Es sin duda uno de los mejoras hote-
les de San Juan 81 "Hotel Helvetia",
Cruz 27. Magnffcas habitaciones, bafos,
luz electrica, telefono y mesa comfortable y
variads.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-05

Las personals que deseen billetes para
aut6movil entire Camuy Isabella, pueden
dirijirse al Sr. Rosendo Infante. Forta-
leza Ga. DIP
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-05

PREclOS OE SUSCRIPClON EN- TODA IA lsLA
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-07-20
PROMISE SOME FINE SPORT.
The fib6lng Race Meet Has Entries
of a Number of Fast Horses.


The race meet at the Hibbing
Speedway to be held on Saturday,
Sunday and Monday will embrace
the fastest horses in the northwest,
in addition to range horses which
are entered in all classes, such
animals as DR.. D. of Duluth, Jaffa of
Sault Ste Marie, George F. of Royal
ton, Beulah Smith of Superior and
Casper Deem of Iron River being
scheduled to appear in the grand
free-for-all on Monday.
The Association has hung up
handsome purses, aggregating
$500, for the midsummer meet,
and if one enjoys real sport they
will miss none of the events of the
series.
The Association has spent up
wards of 100000 in putting the track
and grounds in frst.class condi.
ton, and the horsemen are betting
even money that the track record
will be placed below 2:14 at this
meeting. All horsemen pronounce
the track one of the best half-mile
tracks in Minnesota. 49, .~s. ). ::
Mr.. Kyle, of Chicago, will act as
starter, .and his presence in the
judges stand is a guarantee to ali
horsemen that they will get.a square
deal and nothing else. f. ::..:.
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liftinq Out Slabs.

It is worthy of note that contem.
poraneous with the commencement
of submarine logging in many
parts of Michigan there is at
Muskegon company whose opera
tions are conducted on similar lines
to that of the log lifting companies.
AT one time during balmy days of
pine numbering on the Muskegon
river, there were over 100 mills
located on the. Muskegon lake at
Muskegon. Slab wood in those
days was: of no commercial value
and the saw mill men were put to a
test of getting rid of this class of
refuse at the smallest cost. The
slabs were loaded into carts and
dumped into the lake, millions of
cords being disposed of in this way,
until the lake bottom was covered
with slabs to a depth of Is or 80
feet in many places. These slabs
are now being lifted and being used
in manufacture of pine lath which
commodity in keeping with the
price oflumber, has reached high
market value.
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ORDINANCE NO. -.

An Ordinance to prevent the running at large
of certain animals. and to establish public
poundin the Village OF Iron junction. {: I. -
The Village Iron Junction do 40rdain as fol-
lows: >>iG1 7:e " .}s,y. ~ III >:7.sS,:l,
SECTIoN1. No person shall suffer or permit
any horse: mule, cattle. swine. sheep, goat or
other beasts owned or controlled by him to
runAt large within the limits of the Village
of Iron Junction. H.. L :.Ss.s3 :
SECTIoN 2. The pound limits ofthe Village
Of Iron junction shall be*the same as the VII
1age limits IF s & 49, z - q
structed and kept good and suitable pound,
ODE placed under the care of the pound
master. " z$ fFF - $> s ~ {sss5
-sscr1on4 The pound-master shall be- a s,
pointed BY the Village President, and he shall
hold his office during the pleasure OF the
President. 1s + il IF ~ .a u 5s[y5s35s
ssEcrIox s. It shall be the duty ,of the
poun d-master'to imp0und any animal found
running ct large contrary to the provisions
OF this ordinance, In the village pound. :*. 81
sEcTIoN 6. The pound master shall pro-
vide sustenance for all animals impounded.
and the expenses thereof shau be paid 81 the
owner: or BY the person claiming the same same
Withint wenty- four hours after the aniInalis
tmpounded. the pound master. shall oa1,se
three 80 notices cont lining d desc 81
the in3pMnde led animal tg H. posted q fof.
Iowa One;a st the Village SPost-o mce, one !,
the YillaGe; Hall. and one Attic Public Pound
In which the animal ID impounded. Said 10.
tices shall further state time, not~less than
ten (1O) DAVIS from the time at the post Inn 81
said notices. and q place, when and wll11.re
said animals not 5hersinaftei
provided shall he2 sold &C public auction q
the ihest 81 Any animal i,npoundet
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Sunday Excursion on Rainy Lake.

On Sunday next the Duluth Rainy
Lake & Winnipeg will give all an
opportunity of a pleasant days out
ing on Sand Lake branch, where
may be found many of natures
beauty spots, where muskY and
bass fishing, is unexcelled, and
where al this season may be found
hundreds of acres of blueberries.
The fare for the round trip has
been placed within the reach of all
so cents to any point south of
Sand Lake Junction and 60 cents to
any point beyond, and it is an
ticipated that hundreds of our
citizens will take advantage of the
proffered opportunity of day in
the woods. s. 49,. A
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Order for Hearing Application for Aq
e. p0iatmeat Of administrator. Fl
Stste of Minnesota,
COuntv Of ST.. TOl1is 8

i
~: 7 =, = ~. s.,> State of Minnesota, .
x. >.3zs.# y sc Sc. County OF st. Louis. S.
In Probate Court, Special Term, July 10th
1905. vi !; 6, ...: E. zz.s;. 81
In the matterof the estate Of Lloyde May,
deceased: e.. ~. = ~ : TIE "
On receiving and filing the petition Of
Christina May, OF the County OF Sc. Louis, re-
presenting among other things, that LlOyde
MAY. late Of the County Of St. Louis in the
state OF Minnesota, on the 30th @day
Of June; AZ. d.: 1906, at the County
:3f ct Louis: idted "intestate and being an jig:
death leaY1ng goods. chattels and estate
within this County and that the said petitions
Eer Is the surviving nmOtherapf said deceased.
and praying that administration OF said
estate 6e TO christina Ma Z, the said mother,
81 # IS ordered. That said petition be heard
before said Court on Monday, the 18th day OF
August, IS: 2. 1906 Of ten O'clock Z. M, ut the
Ppbate5 office IL the Court House in the City
epf Duinth, In said County
Ss4Drdefed further. That notice hereof he
given to the heirs OF said deceased and to all
|perSUns interested by ap,ab fishing this
UFder once I'M each week for three suc-
[Eoessive weeks sprdosss g. said day of hear
ing. IL the irRinia Sc Enterprise" .
kMeekiy newspaper printed and pnb lished %
shs IS served aSon The % uonnsy Treas
urer OF at. Louis County not less that zen
daysSpsiors to sAididay Of hearing.
Dated ats Dnlnth. finn. !. this 18th day sof
July. q, 1905
ss1 By the Court, $3.50
|anly 2o- Aug 20 p MIDDI,HcOiy
lseAll Sss s. yndge of Reobate.
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under the provisions of this ordinance NAV
be redeemed at any time before sale by pay
ing the pound-master all the expenses of tax
ing care and keeping the same and in the
case OF any horse, mule, cattle swine, sheep,
goat, or other beast. penalty of IS cents for
each animal, and d fee OF rs cents for the per.
son driving such animal to the pound.
SECTION Z. The pOund-master shall render
to the Village Council monthly statement
under. oath of all fees and Of all monies re-
cetved BY him either for penalties or for ami
mails sold by him, and he shall at the same
time pay over to the treasurer all fees. rem
alties and monies collected by him for the
impoundfng or selling any such animal.
SECTION 8. Whenever any animal impound-
ed as aforesaid shall be sold and shall not
hiring enough to pay the fees and penalties
chargaable under this ordinance the defc-
iencya thus existing shall be recovered of the
owner OF such animal by suit in the Justice
Court OF said village, the fees. charges and
penalties so recovered to 20 to the treasurer
Of said Village. =
SEcr1ON9.4s ! When any monies are paid into
The treasurer Of the Village Arising from the
Esaie ofany animal or animals sold by the
pound.master the same. if claimed within
one year from the time OF such sale, shall on
demand be paid over by the treasurer of said
Village to the owner OF said animals, after
dedncting the sum necessary to pay the costs
of impounding and keeping said animal and
advertising and selling the same, and also the
penalty provided in this ordinance.
! SECTION 10. Whenever any astray shall
hereafter be sold under this ordinance of the
value of more than $500 the owner of such
" M ho +I,<,
same within thirty days after such sale by
paying the purchaser or to any person who
shall have subsequently purchased the same.
| the amount of the bid therefor and $500 addi-
fttonal to recompense such purchaser for his
trouble
/ SECTION IL. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person to break open or in any manner di-
rectly or indirectly assist in breaking open
any public pound in said Village or to rescue
thefefrOm any animal impounded therein, or
to hinder. delay or obstruct the pounG-mas-
ter in securing any animal liable 10 be i'm
pounded.
SECTION IL. Any person violating any of
| the provisions of this ordinance shall be pun
| ished by fine not exceeding one hundred
dollars and costs.of prosecution. and in DE-
fault Of the payment of such fine and costs be
imprisoned in the county Jail till such fine
and costs are paid. not exceeding 90 days. d.
SECTION IL. All ordinances 80 far as they
conflict with this ordinance are hereby re-
/ pealed.
t SECTION IA. This ordinance shall take effect
andsse in force from and after its passage,
and publication.
Passed July End, 1905. -
- Approved: &. F. ZACHER, -. = =
y President OF Village Council.
= Attest: T. 6. YOUNG. So
E.&}i>" Village Recorder. :
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State OF Minnesota, County OF St. Louis. S.
On this 18th day of May, 1906, before me. q
Notary Public within and for said county,
personally appeared Sam Lippman, Max
Lewis, and Charles Hallock, each to me
known to be the persons described in and who
executed the foregoing Articles of Incorpora-
ton, and acknowledged that they executed
the same as their free act and deed for the
uses and purposes therein set forth. >. :
OTTo A. POIRIER. ~ { {
Notary Public. St. Louis
County, Minnesota. (. :: +
=. My Commission Expires April 2. 1910.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-07-20
After EN- at Chisholm.

Z A crusade against violators Of
the liquor laws has been inaugural.
ed by the Chisholm authorities,
nine offenders having thus far con-
tributed SIS each. S. Is. s .. **7z p
Peter Seegam is up for trial On
his second offense and the officers
claim to have: evidence against him
warranting a third charge. The
penalty for a third sofensesis three
years in state prison. 5 .55s 5#.2s N.
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Card sof.SThaaks.

To the many friends who by their
acts of sympathetic kindness 40
nobly assisted us in bearing the
sad bereavment recently visited
upon us, we desire to- express our
sincere and heartfelt thanks, trust
ing q similar visitation may ever be
spared them and theirs. -*
VIM MCLEAN AND FAMILY. :
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SUPREME COURT SUSINNS VERDICT.


korby Judgment Of sl5. 90 for Niea-
alton Of Wife IS Affections Sust niaed.
as Under. g decision rendered BY the
supreme court on Friday the iudg:
Inent Of $500 awarded John Korby
against John Chesser of this city
for the alleged alienation of hie
wife's affections. ~ ... ~ z
Il Korby was q former resident OF
this city, but before commencing
action removed to Duluth. At the
first trial ofthe case, at which much
sensational testimony was intro.
duced, the jury decided that Korby
was, not entitled to any damages.
Then the court granted a new trial
of the cause:.on the ground of errors
in law, and in the second trial the
jury granted 7Korby a verdict for
81 800 for the damages he claimed
to have sustained.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-07-20
Trolley Line Construction Commenced


Work on construction of the
trolley line of the Northern Traction
Co. between Hibbing and Chisholm
has been commenced, and r. r.
Berdie, manager of the construction
work, says the line will be complet-
ed and cars running between the
two towns by October 10Th.
+ Next year it is the intention of
the company to extend. it's lines
through Buhl, Mount Iron and
Virginia to Eveleth, the estimated
cost of the work being given at
100000. i,
The officers of the company areR.
f. Berdie president, John A. Healy
vice.president, and Sig Levy secrea
tary and treasurer. :.
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=
Goes to Duluth.

Julius N. St. Clair, of the: Oliver
Iron Mining company, and family
will remove to Duluth within "a, few
weeks. Mr.. St. Clair has been en-.
gagged by the Jones & Laugh!in Ore
company to take charge Of the
Office that concern proposes to
establish at Duluth.-Peninsula,
Record, =: u T.
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Articles Of ncorporatioa 81
MINI y / lI'1| esota I. Dry Goods Co.

~ KNOW ALL Il MEN. ny THEsES That
the undersig do hereby associate them
selves together for the purpose of becom1ing
saS incorporation, under and pursuant to Ghap-
ater6e of3 the Revised Laws ofs Mtnnesota Tor
the year 1906. and M acts Bupp lennenta there
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State OF Minnesota. -,
Department of State. -.
hereby certify that the within instrument
was ffed for record in this Office ON the 18th
dry OF June. AID. 1905, at 9 O'Clock A. NJ,
ana was duly recorded in Book Nj of 1ncor-
sporations on page s*%SaAE :.
#5.:' P. E.. HANSON, fs# -.
-. .-.. Secretary of State. =
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BODY Of Andrew III - q Fo,,rd.

Body Of Andfesv sftsoa. + o,aad. u.
The bod Sof Andrew Mattson, a
Finnish laborer, was found Tues.
day: near Buhl, on the right. of.way
of the Great NORTH ern. Z. q
The deceased had no known IRE.
latives. Acute alcoholism is be.
lieved e. have been the cause 81
death. .
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Office of Register of Deeds. -
State Of Minnesota, County Of St. Louis, S..
i certify that the within Instrument was
filed in this Office for record June 2Sth. 1906 at
8 A. M, and was duly recorded In Book A. Of
Misc page IS. :. =,
.r.,. NJ. q. PALMER, +. . I]:r
TX, =. :s:5@ss Register Of Deeds. =. j
- = By THOs. CLARk. Deputy. ::