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l. ....
ped upon His platform i nGlory and
stretched forth his arms OF power
and said: Every man shall live by
the sweat Of his brow" The messen-
ger caught. the whisper and took his
wings IN the morning to the District
or Columbia, and terrified the con-
science Of Abraham lincoln, and
moved upon the wheel Of his power
and exclaimed to the West. N'.1rth
and South, every man fi;;lt for
freedom, gain the victory and have
equal right Our fathers that were
IN the pit OF darkness there came
forth, threw off the mantle of ignor-
ance, and girded about themselves
the girdle OF wisdom and bravery
marched to the field Of the South,
and bleached their bones that we
might wave the banner Of Pythian-
ism and support the Cross flag, for
the protection four wives and chill
dren.a Do not let the .coIors trail in
the DUST, but let us be men and pro-
tect. 1t. Do not tremble like BLEEDING
hounds beneath their masters lash:
but let us stand up and fight in order
to gain the mountain place. There
Is q great ship Of intelligence pass
ing through America. Let us take
one Supreme Chancellor for our cap
tain, and one major general for our
first mate, let us then step on board
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'shipned to Fort tlfywn to be gteea,;- y
ped there. 81
FL, HaFtfid not know what had. Sbe-
come OF Z the box after the ,arriyal
OF the zcolnnankssat Brownsville.
but there was Y considerable properly
left ) on the rear porch or. the
barracks So The Inference plainly
shown by Senator i Foraker's ,ques-
ton was that this boz may
have, been. accessiblasto Mexican boys
or others and that shells bearing
marks that could he traced to- Com
pany B rifles may Nave been carried
into the town and5afte rward thrown
IN the streetsssforsthe purpose OF
evidence against, the
Negro soldiers, Senator Foraker had
not completed HIS direct examination
when the committee adjourned for
Lno OlY. .fs3J,EA. ~.
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COL CARTER,S AnDREss

Sir knights, am glad to say for
this Jurisdiction the Grand Lodge of
Maryland knights Of Pythias, E. w.
II: round 1t necessary to elect a com
mittee of, three and ssfHss Grand Court
|ofiCalanthe %appoint committee of
one to attend the meesing I'M New
York City, on the 2&th Of JANUARY,
1897, to confer withgthe Supreme
Committee TO bring ah6ut5aensolida-
htion of, these two BRANCHES of: knights
Of Pythias. ave werssbusyHat every
session. and accomplished a great
work through our presence. The
members ofr that Committee were
Grand Chancellor, Lewis E. Will
Hams;. Vice Grand Chancellor, Geo.
Watty, Worthy Couneaflor James S.
Blackwell and GeorgeM Carter. This
committee was sent M8m. maryland,
ITO represent$our GranRLodge; as we
are determined to have consolida-
ton, If 1T can be brought about in the
: f4ght~Wev =, 4 e. -. -
I, We found the brethgrn on the other
side perfectly harm$ss and and as
anxious rs we are f9G consolidation.
and wore willing and gave way TO
every proposition that we made, ex-
cept the change Of name, In which we
L y
, this country t3,L,ss
The enjoyment plantawas modified
to- suit u.s.. # we doH1iot desire! to
have it we are not under compulsion.
We, are pleased to say that we were
treated with the greatsstre5pect by all
with whom we came III contact. The
session was great one. Peace and
harmony prevailed. We were not in
vited to attend the banquet given by
! the Committee of ths8Eastern and
( Western Hemisph ere sand by the
Grand Lodge Of the same Of New
York. But on Wednesday evening
we were invited to attend banquet
given by the. other side, the Supreme
Committee and Grand Lodge Of New
| York. - ~
| We attended this great feast; and
, one Of the great features Of the even
ing was the Grand Lodge Of Mary
land.
q Seated at the head OF the table
was Supreme CHANCELLOR, S. W.
Starks, OF West Virgfnfa; seated on
! his right was BrigadfeT General c.
w. Gusts, Of Hartford, Conn; on his
left was Col. George HsEarter, Chief
Of STAN, Baltimore Md8 on the third
chair was Vice ChaResllor, George
Watty; on the fifth ch8ar was James
s.. Blackwelfy Grand Worthy Counsel
ior. l
We were entertained by some Of
sshe- best musical talent0f New York,
/ and many IaughabIo sketches were
performed during the evening. Ma
dam Wilson rendered .rConsolation, -
, accompanied by an orchestra Of eight
+ pieces, which filled the room with
melody after which Time, the toast
master began his ceremonies. Many
things we're said concerning the or
der which was enjoyed by al pres
ent. t|s&
Brethren much to our surprise Of
ter returning 10 our daag old homes.
Sweet Maryland, WN@ found that
we had been ignored, Again; as you
see the names Of GrandgT6dge's CONF
Inittse did. not appear III theMarylaRd
81 " 81 Es!E9Tt Ir% F@E sSxsft(<a.Y, ! "
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Barkis Is Willing.

st. Louis Globe-Democrat. " .''l,-s;s'v,r "a M
Ex-President Cleveland told thssf
boys at Princeton that at 70 he feels
like boy himself. 1t is evident TINT
on the score Of age Mr.. Cleveland
sees no impediment to q fourth bat
tie. 49,. q, g :. E u US 3g33s f}}gg
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Might Try the Senate.

Pittsbhrg Dispatch. = Z, Nh - g
Superintendent Maxwell, OF the a
New YORK public schools, says only
athletes should be teachers. What liz II
the moffycoddle to do, anyway
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THE NEGRO BUILDING AT JAMES
TOWN EXPOSITION.

The Negro Building at the James
town Exposition is q classic atruc-
ture conveniently situated near the
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a. I. Topson, GU TING SCI400I,
. nlyssC olored School /=. q, 7.9S': .s

"hee cutting cut is taught exclusively in the middle 4
the
m o1 @ FOR AL garments made by
alk
garments marking ont these
he
- ,THN ""Ssspa
duay. I
ar I'M to 4pno
Time usually
thee
L" A. Topson, 664 West 5th ST., Gin, Ohio 2
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-31
WAxAHACHIt GUN CLUB
IAs Oasaa4 tyeai NtCeN ix bosA
AostefS sad tstSlS.

The Waxshachss Gun club closed
It's season yesterday with most
successful halliday shoot Twenty
members were present. ali shooting.
and titty or more visitors. ladies
and gentlemen. graced the occasion
with their presence and participated
the books for the year Those In
charge had carefully looked after all
details. and the comfort and pleas
ure OF every one was carefully pro-
vided for.
For the evenings shoot there had
been arranged five events. compris-
ing seventy-five targets for each con-
testant. The first event of twenty
blue rocks was to decide the medal
honors, and in this Farley and An
derson tied on a score of Is. Far
lev winning in the shoot-off
The VIII Moore Hardware Co.
Hung up as an extra prize for high
average for the evenings shoot for
amateurs a beautiful shaving set,
which was captured by Mcknight
with score of GA out of 10. Ander-
son being second with 63 smashed
I targets.
The trophy cup, beautiful silver
article offered by the. Ballesute
/ Powder company to the member oil
! the club making high average for
| the season, was won by Teutsch
with a splendid general average OF
! more than ninety per cent. Teutsch
/ is the hardest shooter in the club
/ in fact, he ranks with the first in the
state.
Following are the scores made
yesterday out of the five regular
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TENS MIDLAND PLANS.
r. n. X. t.frcn say Third Hail ia
fsst Mills Tu.. Many.

Paris. Tex. Aux 81 President
L. II Il. Green Of the Texas Midland,
Hho has been IN the east for several
weeks. vas passenger on the
southhound Frisco yesterday evening
on his return trip. and went CA
through over the Santa Fe When
Mr.. Green started north he stated
that he would make arrangements
to convert his road into an electric
line, II after investigation he found
IL satisfactory, When asked II he had
taken any steps IN the matter, he
said he was not entirely satisfied
yet with the third rail system. that
| II had not yet been perfected or
proved success on the roads In the
| east which had adopted It, and that
| the exposed third rail killed too
many people.
Mr.. Green said everything was in
a panic in Wall street and that the
| bond and stock market was still un-
| settled He did not seem To think,
! however, that the panic would
amount to a great deal, and that al
all events the good cotton crop pros
poets and general prosperity in Tex
as would prevent the panic from be-
ing seriously felt here.
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CITATION BY PUBLICATION.

The State of Texas, To the Sheriff of
Any Constable of Ellis County,
Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to
summon the unknown heirs of Or
lando Wheeler, deceased, by making
publication of this citation once in
each week for eight successive weeks
previous to the return day hereof,
in some newspaper published in
your county, to appear at the next
regular term of the district court of
Ellis county, to be holden at the
court house thereof. in WaXahachie,
on the 4th Monday in September, a.
D., 1907. the same being the 23rd
day of September. a. D. 1907. then
and there to answer a petition filed
in said court on the 25th day of july.
A A. d., 1907. in suit, numbered on
the docket of said court No. 1924.
wherein w. X. Bratcher is plaintiff.
and the unknown heirs of Orlando
Wheeler. deceased. are defendants,
and said petition alleging in sub
stance: That plaintiff is the owner
in fee simple of 200 acres of the Or
iando Wheeler survey. Pat. No. 2to,
Vol. IL. in Ellis county. Texas, be
ing the portion conveyed by A
Wardlow to Lee Wardlow by deed
dated March 10. 1856. That plain,i'f
and those under whom he claims
have been in quiet. peaeeabie ana
adverse possession of said land Tor
IS years.
That the numerous heirs OF or
lando Wheeler have disposed OF
their interest in said land To the pr
vies aud vendors ~ plalnur. nut
some OF the deeds are not on record
aud there is much ivregulnriy IN tho
transfers aud records,
Plaintiff ~ys for judgment Tor
title and possession Of said land and
for general and special relief
therein fan not. but have before
said court. az ita aforesaid next res
uisr term. thi~ writ with your w.
turn thereon. shew Ing hos YOU Hh'e
executed the same
Witness. Amai Caroibera. Clerk VI
the District Court ~ Ellis County
Glfon uuasr my hand and the
ssal - said roart. at office in Way.
ahachir. thls the eath Gas "t july
p fRaf
ANAL NH0rtttHs.
yIwa of thr pts'fst court kiih
gnuutv
ssaa a. e. e. Crsshsr. psputy
irna sopF. eegtiff
81 W FUNHbeA.
Ehsuff. t3fm gasniy. fessa
WF a ~ sefaff. farEafs fsf
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D. y. Cheney. toF-ieaua lich
smith Mineral Wells Mrs a. y,
n.oWu. st,. . y Leigh. So i.ouis
" Glass Sew Nork q " ufoSn
Providence. " g. W A. killman.
cari,aua. \ D.. Bryan ~ h a = .
To- BE- Fispstglgs SedaiIa. Mo b.
a Haa Dallas Alvin e. o"slo'
n..H.u. HfowuIse F,tEasou. si''.
49, tsa Vu 8 rs mHfaa. Dallas
g. p kAvawa. Nt@ nnfh
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Slaydcn OF Red
Oak were in the city early this
morning TO meet the westbound Cen
trail train. Mrs Slayden departed on
III. train for Mansfield to Vistt .
sick sister, Mr.. Slayden reported that
The little son of Joe Fudge. who Was
bitten hy a eat some time ago. was
much better and would recover. Mt
Slay den said b., was being kept busy
nov. looking to the gathering Of hts
crops
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During the season medal hOnors
have been well distributed, and of
the membership some of the recent
accessions give promise of making
things lively for the old shooters
next year. The club membership Is
composed of gentlemen and nothing
but good feelings marks the rivalry
for club honors. Extensive improve
ments are planned for next year,
and if the club is successful in its
efforts TO secure permanent grounds
the trapping equipment viii be the
best in the state. New members are
coming in and the club Will be a
hummer next year. With Teutsch
and Brady, two shooters who rank
with professionals, 20 direct and in
struct. the Waxahachie Gun club eX-
poets To be heard from in the big
shoots next year.
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30 eau years sas eobtsATa -
sa. hss ~8sh disease 20 mF klin~ts
sites u a Graz. , y - oa.siiie
fna fs wns - severe hat ! fss@ a
xrs move cart - tas tinss ! eons 81
"a a.. xefy hess neasesi sslli avail
ssa. tas c~aia set no relief aae'
rxs4~. ~aAasx care wss r~ssna FsSfa'
seA ,e uss u has ss~n 0cse~na ="
m~ " " Fsarss
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Odds and Ends'' Of good grocer.

money back at Early's. ~
The brick work on the Brazos Val
Ieys passenger station will be com
menced Monday or Tuesday.
Miss Lou Allie Patterson of Dallas
is a guest of Mrs. r. D. McCombs at
Ais Ferris avenue for a few days.
There are some elegant things Of
| fered at Walkers halfprice SALE
! For gifts-there is nothing prettier
! Mr.. and Mrs. s f. Fowler and
little daughter, Marion, returned
| last evening from a visit to Calves
ton.
From Missouri? We are, in way,
but when you try our Lemon Puffs
that's when we show you. Eatitor-
ium. tt
The grade for the Rrazos Valleys |
compress spur has been completed. |
The track will be put down next
week
A garbage can has been placed on
the platform at the Central passen-
ger depot.
A limited number of IA quart dish
pans will be sold at The Racket
Store Saturday for 25 cents, Time.
o o'clock only &c
Miss Emma Mary Rhodus. who
has been visiting relatives in Vicks-
burg. Miss. the past TWO months, re-
turned home Yesterday.
when down town and want to
queuch your thirst so TO the Ea,ito-
rum and try a lemon puff. Every
body likes them. Try one. u
pr~ small, stone 4 Watson an
nounce he removal OF their offices
to the city Drug Store. Calls may
be lief, at the cry Drug store. 70
J. NJ Archer. Who was adIudged
insane Ia the county court Tuesday
VAS taken to the asylum az Terrell
this morning boy - D. rhountil
Nns lois Mcclellan has returned
tr,m f. ti,it ip Amarillo and Plain
steN She sss Is member 90 Mre. Pat
tefsoar house parts at Amarillo
John u George, agent for t1g
kals. 4ud a RcdmsH. ascent fos
che rHutts and Brasos valley. have
returned ffom s frip io Galveston
Ob but thns Lemon ruW trade u
p.rkns 4p Ete-s hody Fakes be- rrY
aue. %. t.dsl samr seut bonn. ou'
taff esiae un delivered Esf.faftpm
q
co. s..5anl DEL. uanAs5 ufIus
teHtst fse national Backs eff fhs
..ty $3.50 H, closed faf ire das $500
Gas tasa $3.50 ts observed
psst9ff.fF
ff ysa Afa fslaAine of Hssiag
ts4t rAa's mate or eeea sisiuag
cards tlsst uv ssaAio Ratafssfioa
raatauseeA Ms e. " taeksoa rso.
t0xrsgasf y
tNsst ssx~s shs~~ s.siis ssiasi
fswsmss thss W. aa.A. fas r~~-psse~s
Aaa ss~sssssag. ". arr siss ps~r~rssi
- s~sSe .s@s~ feT s.~. v~~~stssas
sms~~sest pleasantly A~sas@ssssa. y
Dfgee asatgv@ Frmts syrsr : sod
aaker a positive guarantee - care
constipation ssek heasaehe. stem
aaA -xsmhie o. 8hs forrs II tndsgss
ties II - f4lik tAe manss~rssfs
rrfsas tNsr nseaew What
49, asa "A "a "a HeArsv
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wAsa yea seed E3smh*s, at
\ h4eAies. .tse NF@@A ~" t'0'a
wAnA1ess - W
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AN EXPERIENCED TAILOR is II
charge Of our shop and supervises al
W.T. Is.s~s~rSssss.sas ~.-~ cs.s essssS y
first class work when left with us
All work called for and delivered
promptly. Phone us. Matthews Bros.
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Sec X. n. McCon,bs for Fire and
Tornado lnsurnnrr.

Several loads OF cotton were
brought in today.
The fall term of county court will
convene Monday morning.
Jupiter Pluvius has evidently
shut up shop and gone home.
Miss Jewell sowell Of Corsicana is
guest of Miss Mabel Grizzard.
Get good stuff at cost while they
are cleaning house, at Early's l2T
Blank books gin ledgers, scale
books. receipts, etc, at Hood & Cur
Inns.
The monthly meeting~of the coun-
ty commissioners was held this af-
ternoon.
Master Whitfield Abbott of Dial
las is visiting the family of G. ID,
Longserre.
We trade new furniture and
stoves for old. R E. Moore Furni-
| ture company. II
I Misses Halle and Louise Groce
! went to COrSiCana TINS morning &c
| visit relatives.
| Mrs. W. l.. Acker and children
will return tomorrow from visit
/ TO Commerce.
Those pure white wash basins
have arrived at the Racket Store
! Come and get one. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Dock Kidd are re
ioicing over the arrival of 9-pount
girl at their home.
Don't forget we sell and rent fac
tory rebuilt typewriters. r. e. Moor
Furniture company.
Remember that $1,000 vases AM
sIatuettes are sold at $500 at Wal
l,ar'c half-pviPp sale
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LOCAL NEWS.


Sell your eggs at the Ea'i'orian
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':t:'i :. -:
-. :0RDlN!ANCE NO. II.

An ordinance to restrain, control. license, and
prevent the running at large of dogs, and
to authorize the destruction, in summary
manner, of such dogs as are unlawfully at
large, a1ld defining mad and vicious dogs a
nuisance, and to ahate the same in the lin
its of the Village OF Mckinley Minnesota.
The Village Oounciiof the Village of McKtn-
ley do ordain as follows:
SECTION l. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person to own or keep any vicious or treach-
erous ormad dog, or unlicensed dog, or any
dog that has bitten any person or domestic
animal, within the limits of the Village of
Mckinley, and any and all vicious, treacher-
GUS. mad, and unlicensed dogs, or dog that
has bitten any person or domestic animal, and
dogs running at large contrary to the ppO-
visions of this ordinance. are hereby declared
to be and the same are hereby nuisances.
SECTION 2. Every person owning or keep
ing dog or dogs within the limits OF the Vii.
lage of Mckinley. shall on or before the first
dav of May of each year cause every such
dog to be registered, licensed and numbered,
as hereinafter in this ordinance provided. for
the period of one year from the first day OF
May of the current year; Provided, that If
said dog shall have come into the possession
of such person after the first day Of May OF
such current year, he shall cause said dog to
be licensed as hereinafter in this ordinance set
forth at such time as such dog shall COME
into his possession, and the Village Clerk
shall issue to him license expiring upon the
first day of the May following. -. :.
!. ,SECTIoN 8 Every person so owning or
keeping a dog or dogs shall on or before the
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-03-01
Contest Notice.
Department of the Interior,
February 19, 1902


February 19, 1907.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed in this Office by August Walberg, con-
testant against Homestead Entry No. 17748,
made October 28th, 1902, for Lots and and
NE4 NW4 Section 81. Township 81 N Range
INV. 4th P. NJ, by GUST Lahti, contestee, in
which it is alleged that:
Said Gusti Lahti died on September 20, 1905,
said Lahti hes no relatives or heirs in the
United States or elsewhere who are citizens
of the United States or have declared their in
tention to become such; and that no rela-'
tives or heirs of said Lahti have in any way
occupied or claimed said land for more than
six months last past, and that said heirs have
entirely abandoned same; and that said al
legged absence from said land was not due to
their employment in the Army, Navy or Ma
rine Corps Of the United States as private
soldier, officer, seaman or marine during the
war with Spain or during any other war in
which the United States may be engaged. Said
contestant and Jussi Lahti father of said en-
tryman, ,of'Vupurl, Finland, Russia, and all 9th
er heirs of said entryman are hereby notified
to appear, respond and offer evidence touch
ting sssiu aifegattcn u'crOcK q. m. on Apr11
,, 9Th. 1907, before the Register and Receiver at
the United States Land Office in Duluth.
Minnesota. 80
The said contestant having, in proper affi-
davit. filed January 3d. 1907, set forth facts
which show that after due diligence person
! al service of this notice cannot be made. it is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publication.
J. O. HERMAN ENGEL,
ID 40 Register.
H. L. SHEPHERD Atty. Duluth MINI.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-03-01
Order to Examine Accounts. Etc.

Order to- Examine Accounts, Etc.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, &C
COUNTY OF ST.. LOUIS ss'
In Probate Court. General Term. Febrnarv
4th, 1907.
In the matter of the estate of Matt Hintsa :,
deceased
On reading and filing the petition of Elias
mehtonen, administrator of the estate of Matt
H1ntsa, deceased, representing among
other things. that he has fully administered
said estate and praying that a time and
place be fixed for examining. settling and al
lowing the final account of his administration.
ana Tor the assignment Of the residue of said
estate to the parties entitled thereto by law.
and for the discharge of the administrator
and the sureties on his bond.
1t is ordered, that said account be exam
lned' and petition heard by this court on
! MONDAY, the 4th day of March, A. D. 1901.
at 10 o'clock a. m.. at the Probate Office in the
court mouse in the city of Duluth, in said
county.
And it IS further ordered, that notice there
OF be given to all persons interested, by pub
llshlng copy of this order once in each week
Tor three successive weeks prior to said dayt
| or hearing, in The Virginia Enterprise. q
! weekly newspaper printed and published at
Virginia, in eaid county. ~....- ..a-#
Dated at Duluth, Minn., the 4th dav of
February, 1907.
By the Court y.
lsEALI J. B. MIDDLECOFF,
81 -. Judge of Probate of
Feb. 8-Mch St. Louis County. MINI.
Jno. N. Martin, Attorney for Administrator,
Virginia, Minn. 55T -. 60. i; sz-ys Es.E =.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-03-01

OF course, it is decidedly under
stood and acknowledged that GER
tain interests dc not care a cont
mental how iron ore is taxed and
therefore have no concern whether
a tonnage or realty tax is demanded
But the receipt of a letter from a
Duluth party who for years past
has been the accredited "fence" fo1
these same interests, raises the
question as to whether or not his
action in mixing in the game al
this stage is step we'll taken. The
range prees and it's influence is
evidently appreciated - but not
enough so to get the money, which
is doled out to the Duluth and Twin
City dailies. . =.
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Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Duluth. Mimi

Department of the Interior
Land Office at Duluth, Mimi,
February 20. 1907
Notice is hereby given that Erik Kariala
OF Pike, Minnesota. has filed notice of his
intention to make final five year proof
In support of his claim, viz: Homestead
Entry No. 12481 made May %, 1900. for
the Sc Use Il Section 26; NE n NE Il Sec
tion 81, Township 60 N. Range II w, ,4P. NJ,
and that said proof will be made before
Otto A. Poirier, U. S. Commissioner, at
Virginia, Minn., on April 9Th, 1907.
he names the Following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
tion of, said land, viz:
Henry Karjala, of Pike, Minnesota.
Steffa Ilkka, of Pike Minnesota.
Matti Erkkila, of Pike, Minnesota.
Herman Lahti, of Pike, Minnesota
J. G. HERMAN ENGEL,
'-14-o Register.
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State Of Minnesota, lss
County of St. Louis, Do
On this 9th day of February. 1907, before
me, Notary Public within and for said
county, personally appeared Henry Shaned-
ling, to me known to be the person described
in and who executed the foregoing instru-
ment and acknowledged that he executed the
same as his free act and deed.
D. w. STEBBINS,
Notary Public,
St. Louis County, Minnesota
My commission expires January 30th. 1918.
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