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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-10-10
THE DUDE.

The dude is like match, because its
head is the light end
1t is like a man without legs because il
has no visible means of support.
1t is like Mother Eve, because it fosters
cane.
1t is ike woman soaring chickens. be-
cause it uses absurd shoes.
1t is like the noise made lv an omnibus,
because it is OF 10 earthly use.
II IS Ike supreme content, because ''to
be dude is to be happy.
1t is like the lily of the fed, because
'sSol, mon, in all his glory, was not ar
ravei like one OF these =
/, is like puIlic boxe-, because IL
makes a great display of cuffs
II is like an angry individual, because it
gets lis choier mp.
1t is ike a mad dog, because it has
quick pants.
II is like a good joke, because it is some
thing funny.
It is ike a pile-dir because il is g
great maSher.
1t IS ike a speech with a brilliant pcrora-
ton. because it i something remarkable
Aoout the close.
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EE..TrI.OE's Timely Service.

Milwaukee Sentinel.
The ahlest tinancierS credit the re-
turn of gold to this country to Pres
ident Harrison The excess of gold
export from this country over the de
mands of legitimate trade was the re
suit OF d speculative effort i'll England.
The London press had emnhatically
declared that the pressure for free sill
Yer was SO great III the Republican
western states that the next Demo
cratic congress would pass the free
coinage measure and the president
would not dare to veto it. The result
of such thing would be that it would
he possible for English spectators to
offset the excess of gold bought in
America By returning to this country
silver bought in Europe at about 81 an
ounce and marketed here at nearly
$50. The spectators bought $4,000
600 Of gold here for speculative pur
poses alone, bas.ng their hopes on the
opinions of the London newspapers as
to the probable action of the president
in relation to the expected Democratic
free-coinage measure.
In his speech at Albany, 4 month
ago, the president had something to
say about free coinage. For several
days The Sentinel reprinted his words
because they We're positive and made
it very clear that under his admin
i>tration no free coinage bill could get
through his hands without Il veto. Ills
speech was cahl@d to Europe, the Lon
don newspapers all affirmed that until
March /, lSa3, ut least, no free coinage
bill could become law. and at once
the bottom dropped from the speculat-
i've scheme. Most OF the gold bought
for speculation has already returned
to this country. Henry Clews a?lirns
that this speech has restored confidence
in American securities abroad and has
dissipated The depression of meath
ago and stimulated the utmost conf
denee III the co,ntry's future pros
perIty.
President Harrison has Tie courage
to do IN important service to the ma
ton i'll the face Of the threats o. the
silver states.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-10-10
M ASCULINlTiES,

Prof. William S. Tyler now in his s1st
year, has been Instructor in Greek at Am
herst college for 80 years.
Tommy: Did you ever see a real cir
cus.' Johnny: No, but heard ma when
pa came home late lots of times
There is man in Kansas who wears a
sun-bonnet summer and winter, and will
never give the reason for his freak
Fri Gray, of Roxbury, N Y, aged los
years, has Just been taken to the poor
house. He insisted on horn of whisky
and good cigar before going.
An anti slang club, of Grand Rapids,
Mich, has SO prospered that the total from
fines for using slang amounts to enough to
give the members a big picnic.
Eostons new prohibition law has gone
into effect 1t allows man two DRINKS
per year for which he cannot be sentenced,
but upon the third ofIense he goes up for
one year
Your son hes been graduated" s.Yes y
Now the question is, will he be able to
make his knowledge useful, to ilnpart it 10
others:'' Il guess SO. He has begun to
mpert 1t to me-
kyrle A. Sidley has returned to his re,a-
tives in Milwaukee after an absence OF II
years. They supposed he was dead. His
home is in Australia "-ll he intends return
ing there after his visit.
Robert james of Columbus, O., While
praying for the restoration OF his wife to
health, suddenly and uuaccouutiby had
his sight res .ored He is 20 years old and
had been blind for years.
At recent Boston wedding, as the
wly-marTied pair were marching down
the aisle the organist played for Il recess
sional the well known hymn Onward
Christian Soldier, Marching on to " ar. >
The BARRIERS of Nordha usen, Saxony. are
compelled by law to cleanse and disinfect
their brushes. combs and razors inllnedia to-
~ after use. and before they are applied
to the hair or beard of another customer.
Butting heads is bad business. A
Georgia boy, who was looked upon as the
champion batter of his neighiorhool, is
now verSin9 on insanity, il is thought as
result of the many battirg contests in
which he took part.
Many husband is lost in wonder as be
reflects that the glowing hand which
spanks his children and serves up bis cab
Lage is the very same to which lie used to
write sonnets and which he never kissed
without a sense of reverence amounting to
rapture.
A firm in San Francisco recently re-
ccived from n life prisoner il the San
Quentin, Cal, prison a check for $50. II
was iii payment for goods that he i.ought
from the hoase 81 years ago-just prior to
committing tho decd for which lie is i'm
priSoned.
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GOLDEN STARS.

Anrie Pixlcy. is about t. rei'e frim
the stage. Size is worth about S $1,000,
Clara Morris is not among the rich ones
She has about City or sixty thousand dol
la $, VIII h however. is fast increa }n-g
Nasl lie Mitchell, who came near being
swamp e in the panic of - through own
ing too inu, b property, is now exceedingly
rich. too.
Athena de Mcr who is the wife of Ed
win Curtis. owns property c'ose hv San
Franci go that may he put down at half a
milton in value
Famine Hall is ri,h She owns prop
erty, onds and diamonds to the valre of
$50 900 to s 90 900. and She makes money
all the time.
Marie Jansen is not rich. but she can
d'aw Il cheek for = 1000 or o00o, any
way. She. has wealthy relatives in Boston,
her father Icing a butcher there.
Lillian Russell lives richly. but until
lately has been dependent ON Il mere sal
airy. she could probably reai-e at the
present time $40. 900 if she turned all her
belongings into cash.
In Poor Jonathan Marie Halt IN wore
about so, 600 worth of diamonds and it is
estimated that she owns s o.. 0D0 worth of
them. All her money is invested III that
way.
Agnes Ethel, who has not been an act
down at 5, .C0c 900 All this came from
her late husband, Mr.. Tracy, of Buff
falo.
Georgia Cayvan has husharded her
earnings very cleverly. The is worth
some s 5000 or $40. 900 the best part of
which is invested in new house that she
has just butt.
Agnes Boot, is rich. She earns a very
generous salary. She owns Liz and pay
ing property Mt Manchester, Mass, and
also some Bcston property. The principal
part If this was left her by her late hus-
band, Junius Rrutus Booth.
Fanny Davenport is well off. She owns
a large ranch a Pasaidena in California
good &c II of property at Canton. Pa,
and she had property in New York up to
within a short time since. in bonds she
has invested about 81 %. CO.. and NAV safe
ly he put down as being worth quarter
OF 1, mil ion.
Lotta is the next ri hest actress in the
world. Fer fortune is estimated at s.
o. 0.000, ali of which originally came from
her performance She owns a hotel in
Boston and theater there. She also
owns a theater III Minneapolis and proper
ty in various paris of the country
The late Emma Abbott was the ri h 8:
woman on the stage. Her fortune was
/ put down easily at S4.0G0. 900. ard some
even estimate it at more. This money
was made principally through the clever
manipua;ionS of Miss Abbott's late hus-
band, Eugene Wetherell, who originally
was a druggist.
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NEW INDUSTRIES.

Australia ships large numbers of eggs to
British markets. It takes six weeks fol
them to reach the markets.
In Africa there are immense tracts of
wild cotton of excellent quality awaiting
some agency to make it available.
A Brazilian syndicate has secured the
services OF several experts from Pitts5urg,
who will bore wells i'll the hope of obtain
ing oil or natural gas.
The French have planned works at
Havre for utilizing the cbt and iow OF the
tide to work turbine wheels 10 generate
power FOR dynamos to supply Paris ,"ith
light
a Philadelphia firm is making greet sue
cess III Thinning &rtl les mace Of cast iron
The articles 50 treated are far more dur
abe than galvanized or jap%nned ware,
and arc equally cheap.
The Mexican government h3s hccn ez-
pcrimcnting with /; rev machine for man.
ufa"turiag ramie he machine made one
and Il quarter tons Per day, and the tx,
lcnse OF c.eaning the fibre ,;as Only ! lie
cents per pound.
Eutter made from cocoaauts is rapidly
taking the place of the ordinary butter Ill
Germany and Switzerland. 1t is said t
! e hesil htul. easily Gigts!ed, and as I,aIat-
allie rs butter made from the Iriil OF cows
and much cheaper
The cultivation OF the India rubber tres
on tie island OF Trinidad is re"civins; much
attention. \ few trees of different Vaiie-
ties were imported some years ago and
were placed i'll the botanical gardens. This
results have shown that the soil and eli
mate are remarkably favorable to thcir
cultivation.
The aduitcratiOn in coffee in Franco has
reached such alarming proportions that il
| has become a sui, Jet for invest CATION i'll
TIE chamber. The atlUlteration is made
by mixture of -four and sGphate OF IRON.
which is pressed into the shape of coffee
bean, the resemblance being difficult fol
even an expert to detect hy sight.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-10-10
CURIOUS CoNDENSaTIO

Geneva. Ohio. thinks it has the ONLY
horse IN the world that can turn d COM
plete somerSault
Purdy. Texas. has bride Who is 6 feet
81 inches in height and on'y Il years cd
Is.-hcrtviile. n. J.. has midget is
wears old and scarcely . feet hisI She is
Mary Kelly.
The Speaker of the japanese Parliament
ard the chairman OF the committee of tie
whole are Christians.
Terty-ciglt languages are spoken in
Mexico---aud telephone girls are scarce
Grand Rapids leads tie world IL its per
centegc of divorces 10 marriages. Last
wear the rae We, to ard In >>a | 10
g. IT, 90, rubber o. tissoiuticns -.s
"I3.
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Charles Parneu, for years pas; tho
worthy or unworthy leader OF the Irish
and the cause Of Ireland, died III his
home, " ilSlngham Terrace, Brighton.
atH.3Gp. III Tuesday morning. How
ever powerful Mi Pdrnell may have
been as a political leader in the past,
since the O'Shea scandal he has lost al
the glory he may have earned before
that time, and his death causes no hut-
ter III political circles and but com
parltively few VIII mourn the event.
He WAS still a Young man, being but
l5 years of age III June las, and his
first appearance in public wss IN 1871.
when he WAS made sheriff of Wicklow
county, and WAS sent TO parljment
fron Meath, as y home ruler the fol
lowing wear.
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INCIDENTS AND ANECDOTES.

A curious Old character known as
''W alkin@ Davis is regarded is the fast
est pedestrian il Florida. When in his
primo he could walk faster than any river
steamboat could so, and frequently ho
would throw the tow Lac of q steamer
from one niing and be ca hand at the
next stopping place to take tie line up.
Among the Garkeys Davis has long been
credited with possessing powers of witch
craft.
\ recent issue of the Trinidad Gal
Advertiser contains the following news
item: There was born yesterday morn
ing to the wife of the Hon. Jesus Maria
Garcia, at his residence at i'la1a de Garcia
one mile below the city, a daughter. u e
do not men ion this occurrence as Il m@tter
of news. as the same accident has occurred
to Don Jesus seventeen times, but ha, iii =
contracted the habit of publishing the
item we intend to continue il at suitable
intervals till there is a change III the pro
Sramme.'
The belief lately discussed that great
battles are followed by great rains are
very old. After describing the battle in
With Marius defeats the barbarians at
Aqua SeXtie Putarch says: 1t isl OBJ
servcd. indeed that extraordinary rains
generally fail after great battles: whether
it be that some deity chooses to wash and
purify the earth with water from above,
or whether the blood and corruption by
the moist ana heavy varors they emit,
thickcn the air which is Liable to be al
tered by the smallest cause
The vote ana influence OF the late Vice
President Haniin We're only once corrupt
ly solicited. \ certain tiil was under
consideration and senator going to his
desk, sail: Mr.. Hamln. if this bill passes
the -- bonds will he worth one hundred
cents on the dollar. | can take yoa. or
let you send to a Place where you can get
any quantity of the bonds you want for
six cents on The dollar. What do YOU say
to the Chance Il say - Your chance,
and -- your bonds sir" was the only
reply of the Indignant Maine senator, as
he turned his bacl. upon the inaa who, he
believed had inSaited him.
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.N1tire OF Hearing.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
DoUGLAS COUNTY
IN the matter of the estate of 3. Il. Srau.i;nG.
deceased, late oi the CITY OF superior, IN IoES-
las county, Wisconsin.
- Office : hereby gwen that at Il regular term
~ OF the County Court 10 be held III ami for
said cJnnty at The County Judges office in the
court house III the City OF superior. Douglas
comfy. Wisconsin, on Tuc>,lIy, the 81 day of
November 1881, III 10 ociuck i'll the forenoon al
that day, the following matter " Il! be heard and
considered:
The petition Of Champ Green administrator of
sad estate tor rstv" 10 sell lot :, in bloc a in the
"a diNisiun of south superior, III the city of sd
pciiOr, Dot. ii.s county, Wisconsin.
1t Srcplcsrutt,I in the petition that the amount
of cr~ pIptl properly in TIE hands Of the admin
>lrrtnr is 9IG569 aud Tie debts OF the estate are
SI.l7!.2
Dated this 3JtA Gay nfScptgmJer, 1891.
j., the tnllH,
h. +. ROBERTS,
H3I7 county Judge,
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EOisCc OF Isa.ic4tiOin.

r AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
l. September >, ISL.
Notice is hereby given that the folowig-nam-
ed settler has llIcd notice of his intention to
make tiual proof i'll SIDirprt Of his claim, and
that said proof viii he ma K before the Clerk of
The Circuit CcErt at superior. uiI
October ID.El 1891.
viz Barney Brown his IL Entry NoI0I6 for Jhc
sly i ofSec I2Tp 4 y RIB W.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence ul'on and cultivation OF,
said land. viz:
Charles ISaarlspn joseph Walker William Jones
Frank Desmond all Of South Range Douglas
County WISCONSIN,.
G. V. CAEEIEGToE,
sc,l5-octIO REGISTER.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Minutes orDct :, 1881.

Minutes o. Oct - l>Hl
st Lotii- Lame, Ir'p 60 to 7 c Jones Its l
toll k 81 : J. II 1>t div 3 3aj
o.; Tx Il u Stls 9Th div 6 COS
II Thomas to \ I Thomas GlIdi2 same 800
J \ Watcr"orth t0C l. NicoA Ok :?
Z SUP i,ey CotoJA sun,lcrstiom II 2.
ok l. + sup LIST div SoJ
II pearson 10 McMichacl eta of
of NV Scc ~ 1915 ! 900
Sup lamp 60 Ia VI oCoi.nel 1t Is bk
u Webster div 80
" Ii Webb TO ; Il Morgan VIZ of NV ok
i9M 18th 81 ami IL - " ilh 1t o0l
] W Kane To " II Acbb undls same 800
y u Fulton to e kiall Ii = DA ) sup
Contra .iiv %3
. Pc billings 20 + VI GustayiSon II
bk - Billings add so
d Buchanan 10 + Weyrhaeuslr undr. Of
i!ni in Douglas county 800
Mu>ScT S;luatry "a To " Sauntry lands
in Douglas County l 900
G y Stevenson to \ II Brown und 1-3e of
W. o: sw 2i-.s-i5 %
J (; Snyder To ] " Foate Tx 81 East l. st CO.
ton, adj 500
J II Harper and T Merriam to Bank of
: Su, part ot Its 20 ii and l2bh2 -
sup Isl div Is GO
Four l'npl.biishcd 5 10
Total q transfers a. 7o2
Minutes ofOct 5 1891.
" C. Brooks to w & Sherwood undt. It's
lgo -. Il. II, Ii, Is Iith It and Its
ISL =, - " 18th 1t ) go
L 3 !.innrn to L 5 iuoyour una = Its -
Il " ttn 1t 90
J + Merriam t. i D Barber It's l3libk2
Merriam Place 500
W Buili, 10 I o Donnel Ii u Blk % Ont
a-io add coo
One tTai,IbliShei 81 1OD
N Powers to J y Flag Il 2l6 W 9TH st / 10
S L 'rubbs TO J Mclaughlin 1t bh
pokcram Park 80
One Unpublished ) IL
Tot..ls Transfers SIS s..
Minutes OF Oct 1871
iIron To l. Beauriva-e of ne. ne of
NV and 81 of MS II l.-I3 800
5 Sup Imp Co to Chas hoy'an 1t II bk
Fish Div 225
" c SHERWOOD to W { Brooks unai@ Its
10 40 W lith 81: lis y729-l0l-j
18th st Co
W brooks to II c Kelly ii lO3 Belmont
Place $50
TWO Unpublished IL ;tt
\ ID Mcneil IT, ID Mckinuon und y
ltsi7-2s - bE 1 sup 2nd div $50
-Four unpublished go
II AntlerS IN 10 { Strickland ard w
Il Lowric 1t SO " 3th II superior > 400
Srp Imp Co toe Ness Its y - bk IL
Central div 80
Total IS Transfers 81 sol
Minutes of Oct : 1871
One Unpublished 2D
\ 4 Ciiny t. L IL Whtmore Its IL sec Is
Ii sec II lis ii sec - lis l-2-5 set IS
al in 1912 > III
| p Olson To { 0 DEFINE 1t bk l. Merriam
rGrls 90
" G iiroo5s to 4 ! McRae 1t lol Bel
mont Place sub div blk " 18th IT 500
| + + McD well to J il tlagg 1t - " 18th
1t superior Or
I JuDHniiSlca Coz
| i II Tucker t. Alta Marcy Its % aud
- bk Ma 1siiI ) add 10 aodt Supe-
Total transfers 81 l52
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October l6.i,. 1851.
S..GT..,@ Sale.
STATE OF WISCONSIN. J N CIRCUIT COURT
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
CD. Nelson. Plaintiff,

S. Swanhcrs, Defendant.
BY virtue of an execution is lei ont of the
Circuit Court i'll and for Douglas Comfy. Wi>Con.
sin. in the above entitled action and t. me di-
rccteG and delivered against the property Ot said
defendant : Swauherg, have levied Epon and
VIII on The iIh day a! october. lS9 III II q clock
i'll the forenoon Ill the Elst trtnt DIOR of the
court house i'll the city oi superior, in said county
OF Douglas, otter for sale and sell at public
due to the highest bidder for cash ali the right,
title and iutcrcS; OF the defendant :. Swaubarg
.tnd to the following described property, to-
VIII The Northwest quarter of Southeast quar-
ter (NWi4 Of sE!ll aud Northeast quarter of
southwest quarter t\E;4 of sly and North
i'll section Ihirty-four CD Town Furty-seycn
10 ~, Range Eleven O. ", III DoiIg.as county.
Wisconsin, or 50 much thereof IL Will be nccrs-
Sary to satisfy the judgment OF Sl2SGl and sub
Scquent cost of SLIT ami Interest aud costs.
Dated al superior, Wisconsin, September "a,
ISL
DAN KENNEDY. SHERIFF.
StllN DlnglilS q lllntN. Wis
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Mrs Frank Leslie was N arriai Oh
the .lh inst TO VIM. c. X Wilde, NJ.
A.. of London. eldest son of Sir VIM.
Wilde, NJ D., of Dublin, and 4 brother
of the celebrated diiIa Oscar " ilde
Mr. ana Mrs Wilde Viii continue the
publishing business at the old stand of
the late Mrs. Frank Leslie
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xDycn!Or IL. 1851.
Notice :s3. s'.a::paI;oss

/ AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN
- SEPT. IL, 1871.
Notice is hereby given that the fo!ioHins-nam-
cI settler has iivd ulCC OF Ills intention IL mai c
i!i!al proni in support Ot his claim. aud that said
proof viii hc E,ttit before clerk Circuit puTt of
Douglas County VS., at superior Wis. oil:
November 3is,. 1891.
viz William E'imn!ISton his Pre-. d : NJ. Pill for
The 81 Of - of Sec T. Tp. II ! K IL ",
He nalnc> the following witnesses 20 prove his
continuous ie>icnc" upon and cultivation of,
said land viz: Sanuel Billet Leo Lord. Peter
Coigard, john Carlson, all of White Birch Doug
las County, WISCONSIN,.
q. w. CAERINGTON,
Ot-Nl Register
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This estimate and one to be made by
the board of public works will be sub
mitted to the common council and up
on them will be based the tax levy.
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7 AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
Il Scptember -. 1921.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed uutIce of his intention To make
tmai Irt.taf III support OF his claim and that said
proof will lie made before the Register and Re
cover u the l. :. Land Oiiire at Ashland
" Wisconsin On
November IL. lS&s
Viz James Williams Hid l.. NJ 335D for the nell
oi see l. Gp. ~ y. L. 10 W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
cOHtluuuu, residence upon aud cultivation ot SAID
inIi viz; Joseph t,a@ncr. stephen GagIIer, Peter
FarT=cr ana Patrick MuClliJc. all OF Brulc, Doug
las County, ScoASin.
e. ". CARGINGTON.
O3-N7 REGISTER.
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The Dear Girls.

81 trust that he viii make a handsome
portrait for me-
He no doubt viii. An artist as great
as he is can do almost anything"
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-Watts-'I don't approve OF this
idea of buryine every eminent citizen
with a brass band" Potts-''It would
not be so bad. though, if they'd bury 1
sr,ass band With each eminent citiZe1-
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- the first st#Ici meeting OF each month. being
tAc ',,st Saturday, tTviH 10 O'CLOCK =. IL.
%EILsMiIH President.
\. W. TEEBUsH, Secretary.
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The est nate made by the comptron
er, as required by law, OF The general
city expenses for the coming year is as
follows:
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" NAT IL Cost.

The city clerks statement of the eX-
penditures for the fiscal year just clos
ed, is as follows:
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7 AND OFFICE At ASHLAND WISCONSIN.

7 AND OFFICE At ASHLAND WISCONSIN,
Il Sept. II, 1871
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
Ell settler has flea notice of his intention to
final PROFIT support of his claim. and thai said
proof Will I've made before the Clerk of the rclii;
C"nr; Douglas County Wisconsin at superior Wis.
ON
October 26:h. 1881.
viz: Joseph Vain, his HI Entry No. 215o fpr the
NEl4 Of the NEi4 Of sec. -, Fp. q Range l. ".
He names the following witnesses To prove his
coAtlnuouS Residence upon AMI cultivation pf,
said land viz: Octave Champagne, Joseph
iaNiolct. lSidnre Giilmettc ami Cyrllio Vain ali
OF Hawthorne Douglas County, Wisconsin.
q. ". CAERINGToE.
sl9,2i lse yisirr
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Notice for Publication,

- s LAND OFFICE, ASHLAND, WISCONSIN.
y. Juy y, ISL.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice uf his intention to
make final proof IN support ~ his claim, AMI that
said proof will be made before the Register and
Receiver Of the t. :. Land D1l4C@ AT Ashland Wis,
October I3th, 1891.
viz: Adcbcrt W Gber HIS III EEtry No 20.5 for
the MI of See } Ip iSN K loW
He names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said ianl, viz: William \ Ira>k joscuh y Gal"w
Louis !. smith JAIME, ; Gregory all of hrul" Wis
&. ". CARRINGTON,
Scpl2-octl7 Register
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-s.s:g. y.HsSf,es

INCORPORATED IN 1855.
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J Attorney for Mortgage,
ISAAC Ross .JNc>. Fifth sheet,
Superior Wisconsin.
SEPT I2-I9--t,-Oct :-I0-i7-24
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