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THE HEALTH OF THE CITY.
Cases of Scarlet Fever and Diphtheria on the
wane.

Wane.
The cases Of scarlet fever and diphtheria re-
ported 10 the health officer are decidedly on
the wane, although enough cases are reported
to Keep the health officer busy and keep him
from doing other legitimate work connected
with the Office.
The new law" said Health Officer Town
shsnd to a STAR reporter today. has proved
very beneficial although, in order to carry out
the provisions Of it, the force of the Office is
crippled ard the other work embarrassed. In
receiving the reports it enables US TO locate the
diseases. isolate the cases aud take other ncces-
sary precautions against the spread of the dis
eases
GOOD EYFECr or WARNING SIGNS.
When ssked what effect the warning signs
had the health officer said that the effect Was
very good. II results in keeping persons out
of the houses in which patients are, and that in
connection with the other precautions prevents
q spread OF the diseases much as IL can be
prevented
Speaking OF the additional work caused by
the Law. Or. Townshend said that each case
recessitates at least two visits and sometimes
more and there is only one physician besides
himself to perform the duty. so that in order
20 give the matter proper attention other work
has To be neglected.
Some difficulty has also been experienced in
keeping up some of the warning signs, and in
one instance the signs have torn of the house
three times. Hereafter some of the signs are
TO be watched and. Judge Miller has inti-
mated the imposition of a severe penalty in
such cases. any person OF persons found so Of
Tending are liable to suffer the extreme penalty
MEASLES QUITE PREVALENT.
Concerning the reports of many cases OF
measles among children, DR.. To~nshend said
that at present there are many cases OF that
disease in the city. II is not considered among
the dangerous diseases. said the doctor. and If
the patient Is properly treated the services of
q physician not necessary In some locall-
ties he said the disease has been preya-
lent that he had to ADVISE against many chill
dren going to school. although there Is no law
concerning it.
VITA. STATISTICS.
Last week there were 90 deaths-5O white and
46 coiored. Seventeen were under one year old
and &c we're under i've years. The principal
Causes of death were: Group. 2; diphtheria, 4;
consumption, IL; diarrhGal, 3: erysipelas, 2;
typhoid fever. 8: nalarial fever. L; scarlet
fever, /; pneumonia. Z: congestion of the
lungs, 2; bronchitis, l; measles, 1; menin-
gifts. 3; Brights disease OF the kidneys, 5.
Births reported: % white males, "a white fe-
males; Il colored males, Is colored females.
Marriages reported: II white, colored. Still
births reported: white, colored.
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4 AKEI.AND HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE ON

I AKEIAND HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE ON
L. SMALL MONTHLY PAlMENTS.-This beauti-
subliv sion is situated in Prince Georges county,
Md, about mikes from Washineton, the Wash.
Br. of the b. o. . and the WASH and Bait. pike,
where eestric railroad viii be built. In altitude 1t
healthy ami adjacent to and surrounded by charlton
Heights. College Park. Berwy and the grounds Of
the Naryand Agricultural College 1t has Id miles VI
wide, well yradeu avenues. on which IS 0U shade
have been planted and now 0einx boxed 1t has
park that contains l acres, IN which therc Is beau
tiul lake OF clear fresh water in IL has
station, where ~ more trains stop daily !;
ticketsto ashnxton 0cents IN 81 minutes,
or abou. W minutes drive. % houses are comp,etsd
and occupied within months. and Of LIS
improved lots sold ID Or 10 purchasers will Guild
have already colniias need. school, mill, ice
house, electric light plant, walks, kc.. will
constructed. Churches. Shools, stores &C.. con-
yenient Prices OF lots. t>slel to tYOO Terms: 10
cash and 10 per month. or - per mouth lots So
or less. Lakeland has moro improvements and
N.s.on al4ut Washington where lie bought tor
than double these lrless Ii comfortable
dwellings With bficK foundations. porches, closets
outbudangs. wells, pumps. cellars. baths, heat kc,
IN .gs that anerr<e acre. to bs soad 70 deairahas
ii. 90 .ti.:so. each slo cash go per mo- AZ.
81. sy0& -, 800 each sl5 cash AS per NO. 5r
S1Ok.t. 10. and e. per ;6k ~.
81. O&l 81. 49, each tOcash and $50 psT mo 7ksr.
cent Discount will be made AL part yaSii
sales. For further particulars pats Tree tickets h.
Apply to EDNIN A. NEWMAN. owner, l4Uj co,un,-
bas 81. ". (bet- ssh and l0sh AMI and from
TO 40 = m. OF y. or q Lakeland from 19.D TO
4p.sn. hlS-5m
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WASHINGTON. c. WEDNESDAY
FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS

EoR RENTING ST. Sc. SEWN ROOMS: ALL
modern improvements. Rert, as a month r.
II. SAITH SONS. l;s-s Fat. ". h.sLlw
lroR RENT-lSs3 10TH ST. nv, ROOMS AND
Il bath; modern conyeniences. Inquire 1t tx. l.tn
ct. NV. ja.sllwl
E,OR RENT-9l6 + ST. NV, NEW lo-ROoM
II brick furnare heat; every mod imp. Re used TO
$40. hey II office. BARNES 4 WEAVER,
ia.S-G 69 81. n. ".
L,oR RENT-FoR CoLoRED TENANTs-HoUsFs
Il in Nard Piacr rance, hCt and cold wstcr: rea ,
81 30 per month. Apply TO JOHN T.. BEAl.i, i:tsl
Est. ia2l-lla
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The meteorological summary for January for
this city issued by the signal Office shows that
the mean temperature for the month WIS 81,
the highest co on the 9th. the lowest q on the
4th. he total precipitation was GA inches
rain fall in thirteen DAYS. The precipitation
greater than for any January for twenty
years
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IS kinds buiidsny tsper. Lime, Cenents. Fen. Htch,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

LNlR SALE-DESlRABI.E BUILDING LOTS AT
L Brookland south Brooklsnd. 1akosna Park, Ar
lington Heights, Nit. Peasant and other suburbs
fe4-4t. GRACE NJ. THOMAS. 100 Corcoran bd'r
L'OR SALE
10 acres Arlington Heights. line Of electric
road to Arlington -autifui view of city excellent
water anu neiylDorhood would make II most conye-
and beautiful suburban residence small suud-
vision; $40 per acre, call particulars. Also 2
building lots same. Also "A acres, broom house.
~ miles from city, for $40 cash. balance al per
month"; prize, ,aUO Also 20 aeres. with new Uroom
S OO Several small and larRe tracts OF those Deu u.
tiful ans Just ives; OF the city along the proposed
tric railroad TO Arlington and Mt. tor sale
cheap. Investors and spectators requested call
or send stamp for list and map Of country around
Washington. JAMES 4. CLEMENTS,
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FORFEITED BONDS.

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E,OR sALE-wE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL TRACT
y of "a acres Immediately at Lanhams Station. 10
miles from Washington fronting on t. Il. and county
road with excellent building sites. at 800 per acre
in tracts or as a whole On easy terms good oppor-
tunity to buy q country home cheap.
fe;}3t DUCkETr Il FORD, 617 + st.
EOR sALE-A TRACT OF 40 ACRES. AT THE
Virginia end OF the Iron Free Bridge at GEORGE
town; suitable for sul,di vision price, cents per
loot be subdiyided and soid tor 10 cents per
loot in lots Also IS adjoining. same price,
very easy TERMS IL acres ~ miles from said bridge,
$40 per acre. beautifully located; lots at Ballson.
containing 49, $50 feet, for 500 EACH easy terms.
The following tracts miles from this city and near
railroad station "a acres, 81, OOO 10 acres. 1850 per
acre; N acres Groom new house, 2,:SyU acres,
$1,000 3 acres. 4rooIn house. 81. GOO 11H acres.
broom house, u 800; acres, S7OO; acres, 4:aU
"a acres broom house, 81, 900; acres, Broom house.
s4,JOO 10 acres. d,room house. ~, 500 n acres. II
40 acres. 6-roOm house, &4.2jO; IA acres. 600
per acre; 70 acres, 0room house. &3iDU; all the
above places within short drive Of this city and
many with beautiful views OF Washington and the
Potomac river; liz acres between Washington and
Falls Church Tor ESQ per acre, d cash, balance to
suit u handsome farm on the Potomac Of SIS acres,
containing oreina oak timber, splendid ducking and
fishing grounds price $S Also many garden,
poultry stock and fruit farms for SALE well hand
some and cheap country places suitable ior in
business in the city and desiring to live Q short dis
investment and to accumulate money. would advise
the purchase OF the above tracts. They
easy terms.
stamp for list Of property and map o. country
surrounding Washington city.
JAMES 4. CLEMENTS,
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For SALE LOTS.

l-'h sAl.t-DESlhABi.k lklas ~ WASHING
II I'm and l.ani~r hexhfS ovrrlcokiaw city and Zoo
sSca ssurteni s-t investment the uark~t hAvs
49, cho,c~ oudlux -its~ ga Ccnneftrut ave luth.
i.ih lSth ana liIh sts n JAMES y. DAltTs
hesn -. Ailsntis bu.lanV. iA3o-lm
lsoR sAIE-CHfAP IN SOLD AT ONCE- ON
u VI Il. t-sfws-en tah ana sth lnQuire al
sc. N. A. kklrHi.hN. ,sSOsH
EoRsAI.E-AckER ST. BETWEEN drH AND 1TH
ne - lots. lsxt4 fect 20 Alley. No Cu-h rrQuir-l
ron laihiers. MANNER
lAe---th 49, Louisiana ave
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IA Lafayette st NV. 20r,
with large stable and
carriage house on rear
OF lot. ...............S
Hillyer place NV, 11r
and stable. .......
n II ave mr. Dupont CIR
Gle, LIT. ..............-
II l ave nr 10TH, llr. :. .
N st nr Thomas Circle.
LII NORTHUMBERLAND.
n II ave mr. Dupont CIR
Gle, l:,r. ...............
18th and Corcoran sts. +.
NJ st near Iltl, vt NV, or.
Euclid place NV. Tor. :.
Conn ave mr. X ST. 1.sr. :.
The above houses can
cur ONCE only. III
r.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

NvANrED-fOUk OR FIVE UNFURNIshED
w rooms for housekeeping for gentleman, wife and
two crown daughters references exchanged. Address
ID. q u. star ofhce. fe4-.Hs
WANTED-FURNIsHED ROOM FOR SINGLE
w gentleman. between !rh and 18th and G and NJ
ss- ". price not To exceed $40. Address BOX u.
star office. fe:,-:Ns
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DERMANENT BUSINESS AND FORTUNE FOR
l. an intelligent. energetic person with
capital PARTICULARS at interview only best references
given and required. Address H. k. b., Star office
fe4-lw-
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a BlooNlNGDAlE
N"pth saiaioi ~ ana floriia ave- loo lots slrlol
On N'ath 'aiitui -. llurisi, ave. n. = md
N " prlss 60 "a n Ier ar,-. rtssln purrhs-
inoney fonr years ~ = i-r ssls - paN-i with
aslhai. Ana va, iAve water and sewer. North t,apo
sns m.la, Nd - te cIts and ~stri. railway cshrF
niii reN ctittIis m fur Nat A. al1lY 10
Az I'm A. 4 BAihfR A 81. l.. Isr,li huiiiing
luk sAlL-A BhAUalfCL LOT. - mi
iruni an tbs nclg ht.flnsd q Conn AZ. aud n 81
Only s;lOOn. A. II skNMEs. koo1n 81 IllG o.
iattAim
IroksALE-fAsTf FRONT LOTS. THREE ADJoiN.
NIX III iSh 81 se. 81. IL. two adioinlng ia ilth
81 ne. teriaIs Call ssls kEri taf,stss
81 Alo-lus
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WANTED---HOUSES.
WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-LOTS ON RAILROAD IN MARY
w land near depot, for valuable patent entire ne,
style. address Box \, star office. fe6-ts
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E,OR SAL.E-A FINE TRACT OF LAND CONTAIN
ing IL more, less, situate IN the Conduit
road. west OF GeOrgetown. lndnx b~Autifui
the surrounding country; adjacent to property now
being subdivided. For price and terms Apply to
FRANCIS HUFTY,
fe3-0t EDl q. n w.
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Y ERvAND. ENaRAyKR AND LlrHo0RAPHRR
"A lOf2 PkENA- AVE NM.
vtattng Cssds printed arosa plaes. H. ~ 1oQ
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The first special show Of the NctionL Grey
hound Club u being held in New York.
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E<-1 LIZA 81 u. W.
EOR sALE-H ST NE, 1-ROoM AND BATH
E., brick lot :s01so to alley; price. a. lJ0: H.
OWNER. Star office. fest
L>OR SALE-THOSE THREE HANDSOME NEW
l. 3story baywindow houses; handsome brown
stone TRIMMINGS; 10 rooms; mi. elegantly
papered and finished throughout situated the
side Of North Capitol st.. just on the magnificent
Capitol grounds the most desirable houses in the
at the price asked. HEISKELL McLERAN,
fe2-1m zoos ST. n. W.
EOH SALE A TWO-STORY PRESS BRICK
front six room dwelling; all modern improvements
electric bells, &c; st. near 1ith n Price 81, 80
fe2-1w N II. SMITH SONS. E,.s2 ST. N. W.
LOR FRAME, lll5 9TH ST. y. W. :
rents ut go 90 per month"; lot 81 .2xgo 4; at e. 80
per foot.
Double brick, n1ansard slate roof corner of 9th
and T. Sc. rents at go per month"; five (5) building
lots adjoining. N feet u, feet 9TH ST IS co.
6lO 9TH 1t. threes.ory brick best built house
in south washinytoR ~ rooms; all modern improve
ments; side and rear alley; lot 2.ixl.e2; -. 900
es6 ST. s.w. good two-story brick house, lot 36x
l27; back 10 40 foot gaslighted alley ne lot
for two houses and stable; 81. 80 per foot.
For terms apply to owners,
J. b. CRALlE, los st. NV,
J. Is. BAILEY, 0th and + SITS. Q. W,
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

II ARE OFFERED ACRES, FIvE-ROOM DWELL
road station; 81 SO r. V. HALL,
fe4-:5t ITO st. Paul St Baltimore. Nd.
E'oR SAIL ON THE MAIN STEM OF THE
Il Is. Il o. X. r., 126 acres OF land Just IL miles
from WASHINGTON. about =. 900 frontage ON the
railroad running back to the Wash. and BALTIC.
pike. where there is frontage Of about 400 feet
station on the place This farm will subdivde to
great advantage, with good PROMISE OF profit Price,
per acre, 500 b. II. MANNER L. CO..
;e.S5t Yl6 st. n.
L>OR SALE-llS ACRES OF LAND IN PRINCE
William county, Va, 80 miles from Washington !;
can be bought at great bargain. For price and
apply to FRANCIS HUfTY,
1e;5-6t 1901 st. n. W.
Il vile. b. and o. Il. r., stocked with full line Of
tools, &c. excellent stand; we-establis shed business
guaranteed. UUCKETT & FORD, ST. + st. NV.
fe:S-:t
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EOK RENT-CNFURN1
: l 5sa M st s ~; 70 il tIi.,j i4 #
1413 Mass ave. 11r and 14O4 Sto,
stable. ;.....,, 200 lVO3 II S
1877 u st NV, 15r. .166. 81 Jos T. 81
1:clo NJ st NV, lJr. LOO 1914 X 81
l.2s:.S NJ st NV, l5r..... .l:JU 80 U st
Siy l4th st NV. llr =. l:.5 SO7 I'd st
lSf, q 1T. &......... 81. SS 1909 18th
14tlI st extended, 15r. .E,5 and DIV
JAY Mass ave INV, TT. 10 1880 .9tl
l.US II st NV, l2r..... ll5 4 10 + 1t
151S Conn ave, llr. .Ul.57 ware 10
l3l2Conn ave. l0r 80. 90 d & st IA
lSOO IAN ST NV. N, LIZA 28tl
store and dwelling ~. 35 o.l4 NJ st
lG0l 7 ST NV. 1ir E. .S.3. &, 2lOl 9TH
:Ol1 Ost INV, l.lr......15 store
IU2 z st NV. l3r........1o 2lU3 1th
~. New ork ave NV, !r. IL go Pome
llEl Nm IL i u
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PERSONAL.

GENTLEMAN OF REFINEMENT AND IN
"A Questionable character wishes to make the ac-
quaintance Of lady with means. Strictly con-
iidenrtal. Address MUTUAL ADVANTAGE" star
otfce je4-sts
A GENTLEMAN. STRANGER IN TIRE CITY,
n would be pleased to bssoaae acquainted with re-
tnl lady not more than ~ years OF aga. Address DIX
pAUW, star once. 1T
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-08-20
NOTICE ron PUBLICATIONS.
Land Office at Wausau, Wis,
July 18th, 1891

July 18th, 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
OF his intention to make final proof in
support OF his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the u. s.
Land Office at WauSau, Wis, on
Aug. 2lSt, 1891, viz Wln. j. w alsh, II.
r.. No, G372, for lots and : OF section
Z, Typ Il, ". Of II. II, east Ilenames
the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and culti-
walton Of, said land. viz: John Walsh
OF Twin Lakes, Wis, Louis Denton
OF Eagle River. Wis, w. A. Bradford
OF Eagle River, Wis, a. A. Denton OF
Eagle River, Wis. Also Louis Den
ton, III. L. No. 6270 for the N, e. Y OF
the $. W. K and lots 3 and 6, section
30, TYP 40, N. OF r. II, east henamcs
the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cult
walton OF said land, Viz: Patrick
Walsh OF Eagle River, Wis, VIM. j.
Walsh OF Twin Lakes, Wis, W. A..
Bradford Of Eagle River, Wis, John
W dish OF Twin Lakes, Wis. Also Pat
rick Walsh, II. E. No. G273 for lots
and OF section 36, Up 10, N. OF II
10 east and lots 3 and ( OF section 81 !,
TYP 40, N. OF II. II, east. He names
the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cUiti-
walton Of said lana vs. jUHi> Denton
OF Eagle tttvc1. NIs. SKI T. Bradford
oi Eagle ltiy9t Wis, x. 4. Denton oi
Eu@le River, wis, John walsh 0i
Twin B@kea. WIS. Also John walsh,
H. Il, NO 6@6t ior lots 2, 3 and OF
SoctioA ., l'p /, n. OF II. II, east. He
N0ntcS the 10 Moving witnesses to
prove his CONT nuous residence 1rnuN
and cultivation of, said land, viz:
Louis Denton OF naa.e River, wls,,
WIN. j. welsh OF Twin Lakes, N.S,,
w. A. Bradford of Eagle River Wis,
A. A. Denton OF Eagle River, wis.
r. l.. SANDEES Ean3 ;tpr.
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REMARKABLE RESCUE.

Mars. Michael Curtain plaingeld III. MAKES
sthe statement that She caught cold, which
Bottled on her lungs; she was treated for q
month by her family physician, but grew
lworse He told her she was n hopeless vic
tim OF Consumption and that no medicine
s'ould cure her. Her druggist suggested DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption; SHE
Bought n bottle aud to her delight found her
f8elf benefited from first dose. She continued
II \ use and taking ten bottles, found hersel
bound ana WELL and now does her Owl
& 10 usework and IL as well as she ever vast
tlfree trial bottles Of this Great Discovery al
43ear dssy'e Drug Store.
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HAPPY HOLSTERS. '

VIM. Timmons, Postmaster Of idavile,in d,
.ftesw: Electric Bitters has dona more Tor
me than all other medicines combinedforthat
bad feeling ari sing from Kidney and Liver
trouble" John Leslie farmer and SteefmaH
Of same nlapts spss. Find F3eef4ta ai#ter 0
bt fit ha-, Kidney ana Liver medicine, makes
me feel Xix? new man.. j., W. Gardner
a DWARF merchsnt, same townsays: t3ee tflc
Bitters is Just the thing for a man who Is all
run down and don't care whether he lives or
dies; he found sew strength good appetite
and felt Just like he had a new lease on lie
0nlv50c bottle at Reardsleys Drugstore,
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NOTICE ron pUBLTCA7T ON
Land Office at Wausau Wis.

Lulu UTIlCt ;lL W UUSUU VS..
July 81, 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the fol
Iowing-named settler has fled no
lice OF his intention TO make final
proof in support OF his claim and
Ehat said proof will be made before
Fhc u. $. Land Office at Wausau wis,
pn Aug. %, 1891 viz. Henry Gabricison
III. IL. No. 6l43 for Lot Section 81
Up. 40. N. OF II. II East.
He names The following witnesses
to prove. his continuous residence
Ipon and cultivation OF, said Land
Fiz: Az Croker, Charles Mae, Charles
Phristison rnd Frank rambling, all oil
eagle River wis.
IG. b. SANDERS, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at wausau, wis.

Land Office at Wausau, Wis.
July Il, 1891
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has flied notice
OF his intention to make finalpooiln
support vi TITS claim sinl thft said
proof Will be- made bef0re the u
Land Office ut wausau, wis, y., sep.
TO- 1891. viz: Thomas II. Andrews. II.
Z. No. 620l for Lots s,nd 10, Sec. 6,
p 80, Y. OF r. II East, He names
he following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cult
walton of, said land, viz: John Too
ley Joseph Mcintosh. John Bresnan
and N. Percival, all of Eagle River
wis.
l. ID G, ,,-rr,r,. u 49,: 49,.
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NOTICE EOR PERIICAYI0N

+. b. SANDERS, Register.
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NOTICE FOR P{TBIICA TION.
Office at Wausau, Wis.


July 10th, 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
owing named settler has filed notice
pf his intention TO make final prOoiin
support OF his claim, and that said
DrOoi will be made before the Land
Office at Wausau, Wis, ON August y
sol. viz: Samuel j Smiley, II. e. No.
sos, for the N. e. z. N. e. 4, Sec. 10,
lots and Z. See. II and Lot =, Sec.
10, TIP 30, N. OF II, II, East.
! He names the following witnesses
h prove his continuous residence up
Ia aud cultivation oi, said land, viz;
3eo. kimb all, Frank Howard, VIM
pss ANA Charles Erwin all OF Eagle
Diver, w is.
N e. Il. SANDERS, Register.
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NOiJIE TftiC J5fIfts1 3ft1A.
Land Office ut |rausau, Wis.
July i6, lS9t.
Notice is hereby given that the ioi-
lowing named settler has fled notice
OF his intention to make final proofin
support OF his claim, and that said
PROOF will be made before the u. S.
Land Office at Wausau, Wis, onSep.
Is, 1891 viz: John Allen, II. Il. No.
Gi09 for the Lots > and and S. w. \
N. Il. Il Sec ., Up IS, N. OF Il. II, East.
He nnmos the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF, said land, viz:
John b. Grandy OF Three Lakes, Wis.
Jacob Hakala $ =" 8
Edward Gratten 6 9 $ .
iFm. eastman $ $
Also John II. Grandy, III. Il. No, G093
for the N ". \ See. -, Up 30, N. OF
Il. II, East He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation OF,
said land, viz:
Jacob Hakala Of Three Lakes, Wis.
JOIN Allen . . :"
Chas. W. Rusaeu'' . g q
Wm. l.. Beach . : !" 6
Also Jacob Hakala, H. T., G2l0 for
the Lots ;, and and N. Il. 4, n T.
\ Sec. %, Up 80, N. Of II. Ii, East
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of, snid land, wiz
John b. Grandy OF Three Lakes, u Is
johnAtlen
Fred Johns 8 8 . :
VIM. l.. Beach 6 $ :
Il. h. SANDERS, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
nj Office at Wausau, Wis.

l4tsllu Onlce at W 0uSau, W 49,,
July !, 1891
Notice is hereby given that the fol
wing named settler has fled notice
his intention to make final proof
support OF his claim, and that said
roof will be made before the Judge
I Clerk OF the Circuit Court at Gran
pm, Wis, on Aug 20, 1891, viz: Gus
~ kloes, Ii, T.. No. 6ll2, for the lots
and , and 5. W. x n, L, Z Sec. ~,
ID 81, N. K, II, East.
He names the following witnesses
prove his continuous residence mp-
and cultivation OF said land, viz:
w. Brand, Frank N0sek. Fred
ppp and Ma Gus Helen, ali al Three
kes, Wis.
e. =. SANDERS, Register.
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