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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-21
LET'S RIDE AsTRIoE



gress'
Eauesilan exercise eNerls great iahelnh
ton over some Of Canton'a young ladies'
aud there are many riders who know how
20 plunge over hll and dale, or eanler
nimhly along shady roads beneath tho
heams Of tho moon, There has been long
objection urged 10 the awkward and dan
gerous side mount,
Ia The dearlh Of more important mat
ters and more exciting topics 4 good deal
nfdiscussIOn has found Whyinlo !he hn'
glish papers 40 10 The pfoprleY ana lehlr'
ability of Women'R fOrhwearlng The irualy
slde-saddle, which for centuries has 80
we'll served her sex, ana in Ia place al'
optIug tic mems erOaH'sadlle, ana WIN "
rather masculine style Of habit Many
arguments pro and con have been alYane'
81, H0r inslanoe-ln favor ~ the lnnoya'
tiOn--thAt II will make riding satefhnl less
faUguing, This, OF course, can only DO
subslanllated by a thorough and exhaust
i've trial, but ID has been 30 TAT convincing
10 some minds that their owners have
shown themselves open 20 persuasion 10
the extent 0f ordering one ~ the new hab'
lta, 10 be- tried In the hunting field next
season, IN our readers would know how
these ladies will look la their unaeeus'
toned hahIlmenla, lot them. study The ac'
cnmpanylng. cuts, prepared from l'ed'
ferns models
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-21
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Elisabeth Williams order Of Sale
MaaaaIena EIAn. slAl r' flsa. denIt

Elizabeth Williams order pf hae,
M hiark County Common
hagdalena ETanA efal feaa Court
BF virtue Of an order u sale, Issued by ihe clerk
Of No court VI common pNaa NJ stark county, o. ln
ile ahpye aoll0, and 70 me dIepied viii 0lier fOf
sale a public 0ntoV ~ mo hplf ~ the e0uu
house Ia mo pll " panlphi on
saturday, tho card day of August, 1890
ilif following described real estate to-Wii Known
~ bnlng situated iu tho i0Wnshp " Lexington
pQuniy VI hiaik aud ttalp VI ono, Rnd bfnH paH
ol thh spnlhfAit IiaItel NJ afnllnn npmhfI eleven
(li) ahl part ~ tho southwest quarter NJ section
number Twelve OD ipWnshp nnelein llpli and
range aA lh)i beginning AZ lhn hplhlWti corner or
lands nWntd ny pAyih hpespi thence Weat 70 tho
center ~ NO highway running through thH village
~ leiinHWni thence along SAID highway h0fthr
oAtltfY W lAlla occupied i0f pubic school pplp0as
pa thrhee pait ~ ihn east ne of aald school ihndl
lltnpe npiill W anna owned hY Hudson iiann0ldi
ihfnfH fih Nlnhr ihf south lMe " ,ala ni lspll
ilAnhp 0'a NNNa ehd iira cfuh,IlLpA iAnda 70 land
0Nnfh w iln widow hhTptl0i theme south W Ito
northeast corner " eald David heese lAndai thence
Neai along he north Inc " said hHesha land 70 tho
Weal iinei uenoe south 70 iha place VI beglnnlnn
elnlalnlng ulHhll THEE aeTes aud fouf'huhdTedIha
AeIea oi lahh
Appraised At t1a per acre
sale 20 commence Al l o'clock ., N. Terms
O, A, HRIDER, sheriff.
fORDIHG a HAHHIa, Attya.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-21
SHERIFF SALE.


", W, Clark order Of sale
w. STARK County Common
Henry Bow6n ct TX otal.) Pleas dourt
ny virtue Of an order OF sale, Issued by the
clerk Of tho court Of common pleas NJ stark
county OHIO, IN the above action, aud 20 mo dis
Tootcd 1 viii offer Tor sale At public 0ulcfy on tho
hlopa Of the court house, In Tie olly OF Canton, ON
Saturday, tho 9th day of September,
1890,
the following described real estate lo-wtl situate
IN the city NJ Canton, county OF stark ana state "
Onto aud known ~ being parts OF lOta number three
hundred aud ninety 'ninu tdhn) and four hundred
(iOO) IN the ely " Canton, aa shown on The city
man Of said city mode by John n, ll0ll, ana dated
1851, bounded aud described "a f0ll0whi loHlnnlng
fOr the same NJ tho southeast corner Of lot number
-four hundred IN said city, ana running thunco west
along the north llnu NJ Reynolds street ana south
no Of said lot number four hundred u distance uf
one hundred and tlrht feet ~ point thNncc north
nnd parallel with lhu uAbt ilhu VI lplh nuws
hor four hundred aud three hundred ana nine
ty'nlno distance VI niiy-thfOu feet 10 point
thOnoo east aud parallel With the south line OF said
lot number four hundred distance VI one hundred
and eight foot aud 10 tho west no VI Poplar street.
IN said oy thence south along the west lnu OF said
street nfty three feet 10 the place oi beginning,
Appraised NJ 1900,
Sale 10 commence NJ ono O'Clock ., m, Torn
GA, KntDER. sheriff,
BALDWIN a AnirLna, AtyA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-21
STARVED TO DEATH,
m, ltfmaius Of william Belz Rourd
clover Field,

IA Esoapes From the Toledo Insane Asy'
iam aud wandsra Around for Tive
Wesks,- The Body Found Ia Wood
gouutF,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-17
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Among the passengers or the one
O'Clock short line Thursday afternoon
was Capt. LutZ, of Duluth He seem
ed to be in usual spirits and talked
With different ones until near the
Central Park station when he got up
and remarking that he must leave
them, or something OF that nature, he
stepped into the water closet and lock
ed the door. Immediately two pistol
shots were heard. The glass over the
door was broken and with the window
hook the door unlocked, but the man
had fallen in such Il position that the
door had to be taken from its hinges
before he could be got out 1t was
then found that Capt. Lutz had shot
himself twice with Il b cal. Smith &
Wesson revolver One Of the bullets
penetrated the brain just back of The
right ear and the other doing no more
damage than to make severe scalp
wound He was brought on to the
Omaha depot and as he continued to
breathe he was taken to the hospital
where he remained in an unconscious
condition until about eleven o'clock
when he ceased to breathe. His wife
. and two sons We're with him when he
died. His remains We're taken to Du-
luth for burial lie wasj4 6 years of
age and leaves a wife and seven child
rem.
The Captain has been very disipated
for the past two years and going down
hill very rapidly and was no doubt
crazy, and in fact he has not been sane
for good while. Charge up the ter
ribla tragedy to whisky, the saloon
keeper and his PARTNER, the council,
who granted the license
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-17
The Cosnniercial Blaze.

When the old Commercial House
burned few nights ago the beautiful
workings Of our water system was
fully shown. When the water was
turned on it was 50 thick with mud
that it would hardly run, and with
less than seventy-five feet Of hose the
second story windows could not be
reached for some time. One line of
hose about fifty feet long did finally
reach the ridge pole of the building,
but the other never attained that at
titude. Yet our city is paving To this
dastardly robber company thousands
of dollars annually for just virtually
nothing at all and our councils have
been giving the company all the eN-
tensions of time, new franchises and
privileges ever asked for, yet life and
property is endangered while trusting
10 the company for protection. The
company has forfeited its franchises
a hundred times and they should be
taken from it
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-17
A Mean Thrust.

| For many years every Democratic
| scribblnr in the country has at some
time or other told us ali about how
Ten. John (. Fremont owed the Gov
ernment $4,000 and wouldn't paw it,
and that to this amount he was no
more nor less than a brazen-faced, I'M
! punished defaulter. And vet Presi-
dent Cleveland with all of his flag sur
rendering and other disreputable acts,
did not even attempt to collect the bill
or punish the criminal. But how are
the factss \ few days ago musty
package of old letters and vouchers
dating back to the forties. SO long hid
away, unexpectedly turned up, when,
10! and behold. the documents ard re-
ports which alone could fully exhonor-
ate General Fremont, are brought to
light. Not only this but other youch.
erS are found also, and these show that
the government was in debt to Gen
Fremont to the amount of $2l 900 for
moneys expended by him years ago.
In consequence of this find in the treas
ury vaults credit has been given, the
debt paid, and the Generals honesty
and integrity fully established.
When loyal Republican proves him
self honest and worthy of public trust
~ IaS tIlc SAME eject upon our veneer
able Democratic editor of the indie
pendent 81 Morning Leader. which is
noticeable upon mad bull when YOU
twist his tail. The Leader embodied
the facts in the case IN short edito-
rial Tuesday morning, and then wound
up with this mean thrust at the old
Path Finder and sturdy defender of
the union:
A very pretty story. 1t one OF particularly
c-edtabe To General Fremont as q business man.
OF course, the little discrepancy apparent in the
fact that he should have been regarded debt
or Of the government 10 the extent OF only $1,000
when the books showed ii 20 he $1,000 will not
be allowed 10 mpair the prcttiness Of the story
The Leader man knows this transac-
ton did not affect Gen. Fremont's bus
mess ability at all The papers found
prove that the General did his work
all right, and that it was incompetent
Democratic clerks in the treasury de-
partment that caused all the trouble
lie also knows that the books did not
show a discrepancy of SAC, 900, but only
OF $4,000, and that it was the found
documents which showed the true state
OF affairs, further evidence of the
Generals business ability. A man
with such a heart in his breast must
lead a miserable life, and we really
feel sorry for him.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-17

The building occupied by the Bank
Of Superior is but shell of q thing,
and disgrace TO buildings of its class
of business. The men who owa lis
stock, or at least the most of it. are
men Of great wealth. James BarGion
being president. l.. F. Johnston its
vice president, John \ Bardon, cash
ier and DR.. j W Conan heavy
stakeholder and a director, hence
ahunlantlv able to erect a building
which would not only he suitable for
the business but a credit to the city.
Show Little enterprise, gentlemen,
and give us a respectable looking bank
buLliing.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-17

Headquarters ALONZo PALMER
Posi- No. 10, G. \. K.
SUPERIOR, W is, May Il, 1890.
Special OTter No. |.
The following persons are hereby
appointed and requested to act on the
following committees for the proper
observance of Memorial day, ana also
for the customary religious services to
be held the last Sabbath preceding me-
mortal day.
Church servlce-N. N. Reynolds and
J. w. Palmer.
Vocal music-N NJ Reynolds, Mrs.
Maud Barkey and Grafton Mason.
Finance. ii. Agen and +. r. Otis.
Bands-W. W. Quigley and }. ID.
Robbie.
On Transportation II. Wright
and j. w. Palmer.
On monument and dccoration-A.
\. Maxim, z. J. Shougs and 5. IIoT-
man.
On grave decoratIon-L. T. Slayton.
On invitation--Geo. 5. Rogers, J. "
Wallace and J. l.. Christie.
All organizations are respectfully
requested to participate with us in
the observance of the day, and all such
organizations should address their ac-
ceptance to participate to the officer
of the day of this post, comrade J. +.
Tostevin, West Superior; .and we
trust that every organization i'll the
city, both civil and military, viii be
represented and we are particularly
anxious that the schools shall be pres
ent with as large an attendance as
possible. The efforts put forth last
year We're creditable to the teachers
and scholars, and was fully appreciate
ed. Persons desiring information or
wishing to assist in any manner,
should confer with the officers as
above Every effort Will be put forth
to make the exercises profitable TO all.
All veterans in the city or county
should enrole themselves at comrade
Palmer's store. corner of Tower and
railroad crossing, at West End, and at
the court house, East End.
Yours in t, {. and L.,
5. + TUES, Post Com.
G.. II. WRIGHT, Adjt.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-17

Tie committee appointed TO in
wife the societies Of the city to join in
the public parade AMI exercises of Me
mortal day wishes 10 extend a public
and general invitation to all such so
cietieS to join Us on that occasion
The committee VIII endeavor to give
each society an individual written in
vitation, but should any he omitted
or fail TO receive such special invita-
tion they VIII please report for duty
just the same and understand that il
is an error ana not a slight Please
report your acceptance OF this invita-
tion as soon rs convenient to J. +.
ToStIyin, 1T West Superior.
COMMITTEE
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-17
COUNTY BOARD.

The new County Board met last
Monday and organized by electing Mr.
r. Il. Mclean chairman. A commit
tee consisting Of f. Beglinger, f. Os-
trander and James Kane were APP
pointed to draft resolutions Of respect
to b. b. Spaulding, deceased, member
elect of the board. Board then add
journed until Tuesday morning.
Board met Tuesday morning pursu-
ant to adjournment, when the commit
tee on resolutions reported as follows.
To Mrs. SPAULDING AND FAMILY
WHEREAS: We have learned. with the deepest
emotion, Of the death of our brother colleague,
b. b. Spauding: and
WHEREAS: We We're unable to show TO him
the fitting recognition aud respect due TO him as
q member of orr body at his burial, and we re-
grst and dep.ore the fact that official body
was not ,aiIed IT that time and therefore url-
able 10 take part in the burial ceremonies as an
Official body. Therefore.
RESOLVED Ry the county beard of Douglas
county. officially assembled thar we tender the
bereavei family Of the departed member of olr
body b. b. Sparkling, our heartfelt sympathy in
their great aftiietIon FRED BEGIISeIR
FRANK o<TRAN. Err,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-17

Our local ball club, the SuperiorS.
are PLAYING a match game of ball With
the Rice Lake club today. That Rice
Lake club puts on a good many airs on
account of victories won last wear We
don't 90 much on this base ball racket,
but if our boys viii go down there, he
have themselves and win the game the
TIMES will give them 800 to add to
their bank account
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-17
The char announced the following

The char announced the following
standing committees:
Roads and bridges Beglinger, ely
mer, Nephew, Mclaughlin, kornStad
County bondS-kane, Melvin.
Claims and finance-N ernam, Ne
Laughlin, Whsle.
Public grounds and builIings-Kane
hornstad, OstranGer.
Poor farm-kornstad, Vernam,
Nephew.
Claims of sheriff Kane, Ostrander,
Melvin
Tax certificates and taxes-Clymer,
Kane, Beglinger.
Changes of names of persons and vii
lages-McLaughlin, w Isle, Nephew.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-17
.yasle l7tii. 1880.
Notice of application for L. tiers of
Administrations.
DoUGLAs COUNTY c0uRT-IS PROBATE.

DOUGLAS COUNTY CURTIN PROBATE
STATE OF WISCpNsIN,(
DoyGLAs COUNTY. S.
In the matter Of the estate of Benjalain B.
Spaul Ting. diseased.
Or this 18th day of My. 4 D. 1890 upon read
ing ana Hing the petition ot Elizabeth >I"tu"i!S
Stain. that She i the widow Of Benjamin t.
Spauldin- deceased. that said benjamin i
~ppuding deceased. lac of the County "i Doug
las died interstate on or about the e h day of May
ISyJ and PRAYING that Champ Green lac appoint
ell administrator of the estate Of sad deceased.
II I, ordered that said application h. heard be-
fore at the Probate Office in the Court House,
on the 10Th day Of June A. d. l>3i, Ut IL a. IN.
Aui il is further or Tered that notice Of the
time aud place apppintc for hearing said app!i-
cation be given to all persons Interested by pub
li>eiII- a copy al this order for three weeks sue
ceS>iveIy in the SrFEIIoR TINES weekly news
paper printed ia said county previous to the
time appointed for said hearing.
BY the Court.
mI7-31 b. L. ROBERTS, County Judge,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-17
81 Mons.
CIRcUIT COTRT-D0CGLAS COUNTY

CIRCCIT COTRT-D0yGLAS COUNTY.
John Kcanugh Edward keaough and Henry
KeaUagh Plaintiffs.
Us.
\. p Cook Defendant.
STATE OF WISCONSIN To said defendant
You are hereby summoned ta appear within
t-vcrty days after service uf this Summons, rN
elusive. ~ the t3ay Of service and defend HE
above entitled action iii the aforesaid and
in case Of your failure ta do iIagu en-. "iil h.
rendered against you. according 10 the demand
-: the complaint GEt o. N"Ht Gil
Plaintiffs Attorney
Fnst Office address. Superior, Baag:es county
fScOfISiB-
y B--Ihe complaint in the aIcre entitled
action filed IN the office Of the Clerk If lhs
C!rcnit Court, Toag}as County, Wisconsin, on
TIC "a CAV VI April, Ts-D.
GEO. q NrHUGH.
Plain. ~ A;f"-foy
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-17
/ CARD
WEST SUPERIOR, May I6. 1S9(

WEST SUPERIOR, May l6, 1850
DEAR SIR:
In your last issue Won report me as
having make a bid for the city print
lug for the Voice of Labor. VIII yoU
kindly contradict that. as | assure yen
that | did not. and whoever made that
bid did 50 without any authority from
me- | had consolidated with the i ge
before that bid was made
Yours, f ". Fry
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-17
ATTENTION ALL.

\ public temperance meeting will
be held Monday evening, May 10. at
the Fire Hall, East End, at o'clock
sharp. Able speakers from abroad will
be present and address the meeting
which is under the auspices of the Y.
W. c. I. t. of Central Park. Let the
hall be filed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-17

Our electric street cars have got
all tired OUT and have been laid aside
for a time, just how long time no
man knOweth The tarrIei things
wouldn't work worth cent, and now
4 new system is 10 be introduced. The
good Old reliable horse car Still holds
the fort
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-17

1T is reported that Messrs. Catlin,
Butler and Streatfeill Went olt for
trout the other day and succeeded in
capturing about 800 of the beauties.
We didn't see the tish--Or any consid-
cradle number of them-still we be.
lleve the story because if it was not
true We know they would have handed
in Il card Of denial before this.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-17
SIAIE OF WISCONSIN,
/ IN COUNTY COURT

SIAIL OF WISCONSIN.
IN COUNTY COURT.
COUNTY OF DOUGLAS. ,
In the matter of establishing descent of property
of David Symc. deceased
NOTICE l. hereby given that on the 2ath dav
OF Aprlt, 1870. the ltltlt'n OF George b Mobiles
was duly filed III said Court PRAYING for Il judy
meut determining the descent of real cSinle IN
said petition described. IL MIN the said George
i. MOBILES. n grantee of all the heirs AT law of
said deceased and pursuant 10 order made
and entered herein on tic said 2gth day Of April.
1890, the said petition NIL bc heard AT a special
term Of said CntIrt he'd at the County Court
rom III the City of superior. in SAIL Douglas
County. on Tuesday the l7rh day OF June. ls9, AT
70 clock in the forenoon of that day or Us soon
thereafter a. counsel can be heard.
Dated April 20 h. I>.1.
BY the Court.
u. /. ROBERTS, County Judge
:, . Douglas County Wis.
". F. RUNEELI.S. Attnrney for PstitInncr.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-17
.E'ElCI:.
Stock Holders .sseciin..

Naticei- hereby given that the Annual Mec;-
in- Of the stock ho.,lcrS Of the superior ConSol-
idatcd Land Company. VIII Z held at the office
Of the Company ii the cry of superior, state Il
WISCONSIN,. Ola "Wednesday the Iih day Of june
T. u. l>.sj. Al 10 u'cnHF NJ Of said day. for the
annual election OF officers. and the transaction OF
slc,I business may regularly come before il.
Dated Superior, April i, lS.A.
VICTOR GtIlIDN. Sec'y
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-17

Now that that old rookery of q
Commercial House. so called, is a total
wreck from the effects of the late fire,
the question asked by us all is, will it
be something decent that Will be built
in its IIlce:" The site is a good one
on Second street. 1t belongs to J smeS
Bardon and he is abundantly able to
build n fine business block there. Such
building is needed. VIII he build ii ::
If he will do that someone else viii
initiate his example and more good
buildings will follow These are the
points discussed by the people since
the fire We patiently await the an
SWer.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-17

Our new Board of Comfy commits
sioners consists of the following gen
tlemen: Fred Begl.nger, Fifth ward
Joseph Clymer town of Gordon; James
Kane. Second ward; Martin kornStad
town Of Superior; Marshall d. Melvin,
Fourth ward: r. b. Mclean, First
ward; John Mclaughlin, town of Ne
bagamain; Thomas Nephew, town of
Brule; Frank OStrander, Sixth ward;
W. ID. Nernam, Seventh ward; y. 3.
WiiSey Third ward
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-17
The CITY council is still labc

The city council is still labcring
with the city printing and the matter
goes over again until this Saturday
evening. The council seems to have
but one plainly defined policy and that
is to wipe out the weekly newspapers
Tie brains of the present council can
not rise above this low standard of in
tellect
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-17
,Juue 9Th, 1890,

viz. August LunIquist HI T. No. 1900 for the
Eia SWi and SEA Sc. 9. Ip. 10 y. K. 10 ".
He names the following witnesses to prove his
coutinuou. residence upon and cultivation 81
said land, viz. Charles >oda-land Gustav sol
eraud AXei FrebeTgrr and Aug. ". Swcnson,
all Of Hawthorne. Douglas County Wisconsin.
ml7j2I q ". CARRINGToN Register.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-17
-sOticc OF Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the co-partnership
heretofore existing between +. G. Dunahue and
:. \. Turk. under the firm name Of Dnnahuc X
Turk has been this day mutually dissolved I.
e. R,udhuc will collect all accounts and settle
all liabilities of the same.
Dated April u, $50. ;. tt Rk.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-17
=. T Ids, I USt NDII
G.. II. W RIGHT, Adjt.

Our city government is fully de
tcrmined that our people shall be we'll
supplied with saloons, whether we
get any paving done or not. We now
have one saloon to every l6l people.
The saloons bring to the city a rev
enue of SIT eco. Mr.. Alderman Me
Eachern says it costs the city about
seven times as much to run saloon
as it receives, hence orr 50 saloons
already in operation will cost the city
to run them $4,000 a year, while the
city will receive from the saloons $I7,-
00U leaving balance OF Sl02, 01U
against the city. If the other 80 ap-
plicants are granted licenses, it VIII
give US a saloon to every III OF
our population. Is it any wonder that
some people are calling a halt in this
directions
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-17

1t is very proper that the Ameri-
can flag should float from every school
house in the land and especially so in
Wisconsin ii this time when the queS-
ton of whether Americans or foreign
ers shall run our school system is be-
fore the people We say place the
American flag over every school house
and the true American text books on
every desk inside In this connection
we are pleased to note that nice,
bright, new flag now floats from the
dome Of the new y elsOn Dewey school
building. 1t was thrown 10 the breeze
Wednesday morning
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-17
Notice for Publication

T AND OFFICE At ASHLAND WI -CONSIN.
Il May, 9. leg1
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
nam a settler has fiIcl o ice of his intention to
make final p7nol III Iprort Of mis- claim and that
>siil pro, # VIII be made before the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court for Douglas county, Wisconsin, at
~uptTI0r. " Wisconsin,,