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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-12-19
NOtsc OF .No-tga Foreclosure Sale

Whereas OH the Ct! day Of November, \. d
$50, Frank l.. Stuart, m"rIgagor. mnde exc
cu:ci ani delivered To Artemds LAMB
m,r s,ssr h s ,E i Iana &c 'nT
described, Ia secure the payment of two
prDlnl-Sory notes bearing even Nale with SAIL
En:t-, &C. %. the sum Uf eight hundicfl twenty
mae unii thirty hIn'ire ithS dollars teS-9pol
.ac:s, due RESPECTIVELY III one and Two Years from
the date Of said NOES, with interest thereon at
the itc OF eight yer cent per ;niItlm, Whith sad
I nuftgIst. wa, duIy recorded i'll The Office OF the
register .! ciec,ts il and tor the county OF Doug
las in The state of WISCONSIN, on the 18Th day OF
! pc.cIII:,er, A. ID. loyi, in Book vi mortgages,
. Oh page les; and
! Whereas said mortgage crInined a further
/ stipulation that SAID mortgngor would lay the
further sum of one hundred and fifty ti"ot dot
!ars as solicitors fees N case OF At foiccio>dic
thereof by reason of any default on inc
part ii said nnrtSdga", and
! whereas default has been made III the pay
neat Of the said note which by lis terms icli due
o.. the &th day of November, A. ID. 1881 aud III
! tureSl thereon. and there Is HOW ACTUALLY due
and payable upon said note AMI mortgage at the
date o. this notice the SUN Of nile hundred ana
t"r princiIai add interest, aud u fur
tier sum of onc hnndGed ami nifty dollars
IA solicitors fees III case ot IA foreclosure thereof
| a. provided i'll SAID mortgage: and
Whereas no action at law, or equity, has been
commenced to rccurcr The deDt remaining
secured hv said mortgage. any part thereof.
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given. that by
virtue and Ill pursuance oi power OF sale III
said rlortg &c contained, and under ana I,ur>l-
ant tn tt statute III Sntl tlStS lldtic 'tili plo-
voisi,d the premises described III SAID mortgage,
to VII:
The undivided orc.ffth of all those certain.
tracts or parcels or land WING and being i'll the
cou',Jy o! Dnu..iaI and state of Wisconsin, de
scr!bed as follows, to WIT Lots numbered ",le 81
ami - in section numbered nineteen I'D. III
township forty eight as north OF range hueen
10 wrst Cs'u.Iinlns eighty two ana nliicty-three
onr-hundrcGtns g. ~ ljl acres more or less nc,
cOrting - tie government survey Thereof, VIII
on the first day of February. \. ID. 1872, AT J
oc!o"S la The forenoon of that day, az the front
do If oi h,. cont house i'll the clIy ui Superior
i'll sad county OF Douglas, he sold mt public
arrtIun 10 The highest bIudcr for cash 10 satisfy
the amount due upon said mortgage and the OK
. utI!Sc> or such sale.
Dated December /, 1891.
AETEMUS LAMB.
Mortgage.
CLAPP Il MCCARTNEY,
dI2ir; Attorneys i,Ir NoTtGagec.
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Notice or Hearing.

STATE or WISCONSIN, co,.~r,- co,.rr
DOUGLAS CorN.Y.
In the matter o. ,leterminn: the descent of Ger
tain lands in Douglas county Wisconsin, to the
heirs nj law OF ! Travis RosSeT, deceased late
of Richmond. Virginia.
Notice is hereby given that at special term Of
this court Ecii on the 24ih day OF November,
l>9i. the petition OF Mary l.. Calvert and Bessie
stanley kus>cr, sole heirs III law of said deco
dcnt, tiie,i III this court. praying u Judg-
mcnt determining the descent III certain lands IN
Douglas county, Wisconsin 10 Mary L. Calvert
and bessie Stanley l:usser all the heirs at law
% }. Travis R,,sser, deceased.
That pursuant 10 an Order made herein at
special term OF this court, held Oh the 9th day
November, iSoi, the said petition Will be heard
spec al term Of this count 10 be held on the
i2th day on january, lst2 at 10 O'Clock i'll the
forenoon ri that day in the office OF The county
judge. at the court house, in the city OF SUPERIOR
: Dut.- "a county y iScOu>ln-
! AT lands i'll respect 10 which the descent
is Sought to be determined and iry the Judgment
c>;jiI,i >nud, are situate in Douglas county, MS
cuilsn. AMI Cit>Cr!liC rs fUiiu%S:
lhe east half Of northeast quarter CEla OF NEi4
and the east half Of suIiiherSt quarter tEla uL
~Ei -. of section seven a.. township forty-e.Shl
(i>, nth. range Twelve H. west.
/ Dated tEls - = Gay OF NONvnbcr. lSel
/ BY The court.
DE. ROBERTS
d5l9 County Judge
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Notice Of Hearing,

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
IN COUNTY COURT
DOUGLAS COUNTY
IN the matter Of The estate Of Lee \. Wilkinson
Aphonso Wilkinson and Nettic q. Wilkinson
minors. In probate.
Notice is hereby given that at i regular tern
of the county court u be helG IL ana Tor shit
county, AT the county Judges Office III The c"ur
litrasc IN the city ii Superior. Douglas county
Wisconsin, on Tuesday the 9TH day OF January.
lsg,. ut 10 O'Clock in the for, noon Of that day
the following matter VIII be heard and coiiSiftrr
ed: The petition Of Mrs. l. J. Wilkinson and G
F. 1horHnill. foreign guardian Of said minors
residing in the state Of Louisiana to sell an nm
divided / IS. loo acres of land ALLEGED To bcio y
to SAID minors, III lot |, section 3, IN township
40 range Il ". III Douglas county. Wisconsin.
Dated this LIST day of December. 1891.
BY the Court,
ID. E. ROBERTS.
d5,, County Judge.
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The Oshkosh Times calls the stand
ard silver dollar "a 75-cent Republican
dollar" Does it mean to al'ega that
the Bland bill which required the coin
are Of these dollars was distinctlvely
Republican measures Then it urges
that GOV. Hills plan be adopted, which
it saws is To make the silver dollar
worth 100 cents Intrinsic value." But
GOV IItll'S method of accomplishing
this result is not to increase the am
cunt OF bullion in The dollar, but to
adopt free coinage of silver as well as
gold. Then he says silver Viii advance
il price So that the present standard
silver dollar Will be worth 100 cents IN
bullion value. Does the Times agree
with GOV HI on this point:-Senti-
n Il
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Mr.. " lliam II. Grace writes to
The Sun from Brooklyn and points out
the inconsistency of Democrats in
their attitude on the tariff question:
"Nhila seven eighihs of the demo
Gratis you meet" he SAYS, ARE strong
il in favor Of the principle of protec-
ton as you VIII find republicans, and
in many eases more 50, yet when cleo
ton time comes around these same
democrats are asked to ignore their
conscitnccs and support and vote for
this British Southern school of polite
al economy, as they did iii 1883, when
they followed the lead of Jefferson
Davis, Roger q. Mills and Henry
Watterson, and repudiated the views
Of Samuel J. Tiltlen, Senator German,
Samuel J. Randall, David +. Hill,
Chas. a. Dana, and others, the for
mer the representatives Of the Cal
houn school, and the latter the repre-
sentatives OF the jefferson jackson
school. Calhoun considered that It
was wise craftsmanship to advocate
the growing of cotton in the south,
shipping ii to England and taking pay
for the same in manufactured goods
ard commodities. jefferson and
Jacksou's views were for doing our
own manufacturing and being a5so-
lutely independent in that respect OF
any other power" The force and ac
curacy of these statements must
, strike every right balanced citizen at
! once
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D-DxuW
NOTICE..

DOUGLAS COUNTY,
}SS IN JUSTICES COURT
CITY OF SUPERIOR }
To Frank l.. Perrin:
You are hereby rotifed that n warrant 81 al
tachm-nt has been issued against you and yonr
property attached 10 satisfy the demand OF The
superior Consolidated Land company. amount
in. to one hundred and nine dollars Nov. M
less Won shall appear before Edmund K. Otis, Il
ius;ic, of the peace in and for said county at Ms
Office in said city. the 18th day of lant;,Ty, ~
D. 1852. at II ocl"rk in the fnrcronn, judgment
will be rendered agains, You and your property
sold to pay the debt.
Date, this IIih day OF December. \. ID. 1881.
SUPERIOR CONSOLIDATED LAND 70,
Plaintiff.
By Z. y. MANWARINfi,
dl0io Plain, III Attorney.
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Notice -. ;icar.nS
STATE OF WISCONSIN,

- 4 1 l. or W iNNc-NSiNp
Is COUNTY COURT.
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
In the matter Of determining the descent of rer-
tlin lands in Douglar county " 'sc"n>:n. t. the
heirs at law of Joan Donahur, deceased, laIg Of
Iea1vilie. Cno-a 10.
Noiice is hereby given that AT general term OF
this c,urt, held "a the eth day of November
1891, the PETITION of Mary Bonahuc widow
of said dcccIcnt, HE'D in this court
praying Judgment determining the descent Vi
certain lands III Douglas county, Wisconsin, tt
Mary Donahuc. widow. aad john T.. b"nahur
son of SAID deccdcnt, ali heirs III law If john
Dunahuc deceased.
That pursuant to an order ralc herein a. &
special term of this court, held Oh the .iih t'hN
of November. 1891. the 50 ii petition Will he hear
al special term OF this court 10 bc helu 81! Tie
i21h day Of Janaary, lSf,. at ~ o'clock IN thu
forenoon of that day III the off II of the comfy
Judge mt the court house III ia" city superior
Dougias county Wisconsin.
That the lands in res lert 10 which the GcSccE'
is sought 10 to determined, and by the judginrn
established. are situate Ill douglas county, WIS
consin aud are described a. follows;
The west half and the Sputh west quarter A."
the north east quarter OF Section ., Township Is
Range l. West.
Dated this 2ith day of November 1891.
BY the Court
NJ Z. ROBERTS,
n2SdI9 County Judge
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AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN
bee 10 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named setter has filed notice of his mention 10
make final proof III support of his ciair', and
hat said pr ,of wsii be maize before clerk of CIR
cuit court. Douglas county, Wis, AT Superior.
Wis on JaulinIy 2;rd. 1892. VIZ: William j.
LuGgn-en. hi. homestead entry No Hl5, for the
EIy NWl4 ana ia sW14. Sec. y. TIP. ~ y. range
10 ".
He names the following witnesses 20 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation o.
said land, viz:
stevens Gagner William McNeal, Andrew
Doherty, George Doherty, OF Poplar, Douglas
G. ". CAREINGTON.
dIaoS Register.
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leader, i7t,i.
As is well known, there is collision
between the Northern Pacific Railway
comrany and the Douglas County
Street railway over the Steel Plant
crossing az Twenty-tirot street.
The latter company is willing to pay
the expense of crossing any tracks now
in use or laid by the former company
and to maintain them forever. But
the Northern Pacific wishes to force
Mr.. Norvell to sign a contract agree
ing TO build and maintain forever
crossings over all the tracks the rail
way company may hereafter build.
This is manifest injustice. Mr..
Norvell must pay for crossing any
tracks the Northern Pacific may now
have laid, and the Northern Pacific, 10y
the same logic, must pay when mere
after, il may wish to lay new tracks
across the lines which the stree rail-
way company may then have III use
and operation.
In the present the action of the
Northern Pacific subalterns has been
outrageously unfair, dishonest ana
lawltsS. They were enjoined by the
courts from doing certain things, but
proceeded, nevertheless, In contempt
of that injunction. Then, Warrants
having been issued for their arrest for
contempt. they begged to have service
POSTPONED, saying that Supt. Green
was EN- route and would adjust the
matter. President Norvell took them
at their word and held up the war
rants, whereupon they ditched freight
cars ut the crossing, built side track
around the obstruction, and had an III
junction issued preventing the street
railway company from interfering
with their work.
What can be said of corporation
which asks for and uses the processes
of courts, while Itself contemporary
and criininally dlsobeys these process
SpS?
1t is to be presumed that rs soon as
this ouilawry by his understrappers is
brought to the attention of General
Manager Mellen, who is broad
guage gentleman and understands ful
ly the IDEAL situation, the matter Will
be honorablv adjusted.
If not. the warrants for the arrest OF
the criminals Shoal ! be served and the
full penalty of the law inflicted on
them, and the councii should see to 1t
that The Northern Pacific be forced
from this on to obey strictly all The
laws and ordinances in regard to eros
sings, gates, switching, blocNadine
streets, etc.
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STA Tdi' OF W lsTsGI COUNTY COURT,
III the matter of the estate of Howard c. Iea!cv,
deceased. In probate
Letters of administration having been granted
to TOBIAS u. Neatly, -! Upi The estate oi how
ard 4, Meaiy. deceased, .ulc of Douglas county
WISCONSIN. and order having been entered
herein the Isl day uf December, 1871, limiting
the time Tor creditors to present their claims
against said estate tHr examination ana allow
,t,c,: 10 six muut.,s from ami after the LIST day
OF beceIih her loHl
Notice i herebv given that said county court
Viii Oh the first Tuesday OF June, 49, AT 10 a.
Ui hal day, at tie county judges office al the
court house, IA The clty ~ superior, Douglas
county. Wisconsin, receive, examine and adj
just all claims ami demands uf every person
against the estate OF Howard =. Ncalvy. deceased
iu.c OF town of BTtlc. puu sius county, Wi>con-
sill.
claims shou,d be verified aud fled before the
eX 9iIiiIoH al >t;iI $ IupIfts.
IJatU'i .al> 1t day or december, 1871.
~ The court:
L. L. ROBERTS.
dr. Cuun;y Judge.
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CIRCUIT COURT-DOUGLAs COUNTY.
Neil Smith, Plaintiff,
William Vanc and Amos Algard defendants.
The State of Wisconsin to the said defendant
and to each OF them
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after the service of this summons,
exclusive of the day Of service and defend the
above entitled action in the court HfoIesaid; nnfi
in case of your failure SO t. d. Judgment will be
rendered against you according To- the demand OF
the co.n;Iaint BCRHANS Il PERKINS.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
20. Address Superior, Douglas county. Wis
Said defendants and each OF them ere further
notified that the original summons aud com
piaint in this action on file in the tice of the
clerk of the circuit court, at the court hon>e, III
the city of Superior. Douglas county, Wisconsin
BURHANS X PERKINS,
Plaintiff Attorneys
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Notice for Publication.

r AND OFFICE At ASHLAND. WISCONSIN
l. Nov. II, ls9.
Notice Is hereby given that tho following. nam
cd settler has filed notice OF his intention Ia make
final proof III support Of his claim, and TINT said
T,ront vii! be made bef clerk Circ1it burt OF
Douglas Couuiy WIS, al superior Wis, on:
December Gotta. 1881.
viz: james McCuJhy- his Presumption y. 8 No.
Pas for the -. of SWl4 sec Is Up. ~ y, Range
10 ".
He names the following witnesses 70 prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation OF
said land. Eiz: joseph BeaGtioin. Norbert 'ou-
ture. joseph Roy. Antoine T. LuleaU all OF brnic
Douglas county. Wisconsin.
Any PERSON VII" desires % protest against the
alloRaiI Of such proof. or who knows If al!
substantial RI ason under the law and The rcgIl
lations of the IuirIlar Department. why Snch
proof should not Re allowed. viii he given an
opportunity at the above mentioned time ana
place IA cross examine the witnesses "t said
claimant: and ,,t'er evidence in rehUtiHl 81
that subrrirttd by claimant. nfi James i
! Cade j specially cited u appear aui sA9"
cause why iiS prc,'nsi lien entry No ~ 10y thu
. 81 ~WI4 Sec i. Tp. - y. Range 10 W should
/ not he cancelled
i n1ida6 q. W t2kitINIioNs tsSS.stei'
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WHY is it thas 4 few men IL this
t,wn are 50 anxious - g. Supervisor
u. n. Long off the county board and
out of office. Naw Mr.. Long is bad
democrat. and ON that account we
doa't like him and could not vote fer
him even if we kvel in his ward. but
.Slde from his politics we Ike h!m,
and we fail 70 see wheteiH ne las not
made Just as gooi an officer as any one
Of his associates, and this idiotic cry
that he has lost citizenship IL superior
because he sees tit 10 spend the winter
in Minneapolis. is but tie step shiet
fsr sf 4 disi,~est clique At least
-, :; -, W., ySa tA.i,- ~
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..Nhnt s.,aii Es 10 With our s."1 ~

Whose boys" Your boys; Your
neighhor'S boys; everybody 5 boys
Bows VII be boys. bat not everyone
Knows how 10 manage them; bat If You
wish some practical, common sense
suggestions, read the article on the
subject published Ill the January mum
her Of Demarest'S Family Magazine
thlt ideal publication which heaTs cut
70 the full the promise OF its name
The january number contains gen
nine holiday feast. Subscription price
- per year published hy V, !en.
ninrs Demcrest, u East 18th Street
New \ Dirk Clty
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Notice for Publication.
AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN
L Hoe

AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND WISCONSIN.
l. Dec L. 1891.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named cttier has fled notice II his intention 10
ma Ike final proof in support OF his claim and that
said proof will be made before the Clerk of the
Circuit Court Douglas Co, Wis, at superior,
Wisconsin on
January 25th. 1892.
viz Rock ST Jacques his rFe. D. s. M. 2i3h for
the SW I. of the Sc = and the Sc i oi the SN ),
of Soc -, TT. ~ y K Il ".
He names the following witnesses To prove his
Continuous residence upon and cultivation "i
said land, VIZ: Ransom b. Gle. Charles Cole.
Jerry Bird and W. G.. Tunhs, all OF South Range,
Douglas county. Wisconsin.
ANY person " no desires 10 protest against the
allowance of such pr, of. or who knows OF any
substantial reason. under the law and regulations
Of the Interior Department. why such proof
should not be allowed will be given nm npiof-
mnity ut the above mentioned time and place 10
cross examine the WITNESSES OF said claimant,
and 10 offer evidence in rebut'al Of that submit
ted by claimant and catherine Mcalpine, who
male Hi. Entry No. S219 for the Sw !, OF the 81
and SCI OF The SWi. Sec. 81. Tp. i6. y 10 '" Is
specially cited 70 appear ANA show catl>e why
her Hid. Entry No. 2!79 should not be cancelled
g. W. CARRINGTON.
dl.ia,.2s Register
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Notice 0; Mortgage Foreclosure Sale

Whereas co the 9th day of November. A. D:
1880. Frank /. etunrr 2ag'rr, made, executed
and delivered I" MU>scr-Sauniry Land Logging
aid Manufacturing company, II c"'Prfa'lnh'
mortgage, his, said stuart :. certain mortgage
! upon tie lands hereinafter described. 70 secure
the pHym4it OF tWu pruIHiSurE notes bearing
even dat. with said mortgage for tne sum %
three fhousaui three hundred seventeen ana
! twenty -hunirrdths dollars '>3,ya'-l ehcN ,tue
/ respectively IL one ard TWO years from the GATE
81 said notes with interest thereon at the Iate OF
eight per cent per HulIum. which SAID mortgage
was duly recorded in the office Of the register "i
| deeds III AID FOR tie county OF h'as!as ~ ne
STATE. OF yl,gn >,n. the 18Th day OF December.
/ \ H. 1890 in Book Of mortgages, on page TO-;
! whereas said mortgage contained further
stiTuiatIon that SAID Inoftgag"r wplf pay the
further SUN of three huniFci (:Ff4 dollars rs
solicitors fees in "i al foreclosure Thereon
/ by reason OF any default on the part OF sala
lnoIt2a-pr: ard
/ Whereas lie anti has been made in the payment
Of the SAID note, which hE its 'ermS tell ane on
The sifl day Of November. \. u. ISL and interest
. thereon aIG there i low actually dun and pay
able upon said note and mort gage 1T the daie OF
this notice The sum of three thousand six hand
red aud forty fDIr dollars and III cents tS.'hii %
I,riI,.i,al ana interest and the further OF
tIirec hundred t-2D) solicitors fees IN cas-. Of
foreclosure ilICTeoi a. provided IN sara mortgage
and
/ Whereas no acton at law or in equity. has
been e,.mITaencel I" recover The debt remaining
secured 10y said moft-Ely,., or any part thereof
<"w. therefore, notice / hereby gwen that ~
Write" III IN pursuance o. a lpAtf 81 SAFE III stlN
! mortgage contained ami under and pursuant 10
the statute i'll sucl cases nude and provided,
the PREMISES described in sud m0rtgagr, to-Wit:
Tie undivided fpur-il rs rf all those certain
tracts or parcels OF laII lyiug and being III the
county ot Douglas ami state of Wisconsin, de>crl-
led as follows, to-wit: Lots numbered one u
and mo > in section numbered nineteen tlyi in
yI.slip fpgfy-.ti-ht as north uf raI:ge fifteen
~ g.s>t. containing eighty tw" and ninety three
one hun5Tedjhs - - lo3 acres. more az less aC-
cprCi.I4 10 the govern lDent survey thereof, VIII
on the first day Of February, \. u. l-t1, al nine
o'clock in the forenoon IF that day. az the front
door the court house in The city of superior. in
said county Of Dong!as be sold at public
auctioi t. The highest bidder for cash 10 satisfy
the amount due upon SAID mortgage and the ex-
p,rls..- q such sale.
Dated december = 1921
I MJeSER SAJ'NrkY LAND LOGGING ( =
MACFACTURING COMPANY. !
Mortgagi,ss
ry Peter Musser. president
Z CT.Ai p < MCCARTNEY,
ilLei.S Attorneys for Mortgages
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NH NCSS.
CIDCrTT C0CRT-DOUGLAS COUNTY.


John L Olson Plaintiff.
aCaiESr
Edward r. I.inncn and Annie l. Iinnen. his
vile, F. I h"pT'lin and Mary k"rplia his wife,
Mary Basey, N " Mcdonnell. {, c, Hir.cAy
and ". X. Hoover. defendants
The state of Wisconsin to the sad defendants
and c;.' II "f them:
G"U are hereby summoned t. appear Within
twenty days after service 81 his summons cXr.u-
sive If the day Of service. and defend the above
entitled action in the aorT aforesaid. and in case
of vHr failure To d. ju'iguent Viii be render
ed against Won according to the demand of the
complaint; of which cspy Is herewith scTN ID
upon you. .,.
ROSS. DWYEn & SMITH.
Plaintiffs At0rnc! :
20 Addrcss-Wesz superior, Douglas - Wis.
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FOR SALE.

rcsfing to retire from the Newspaper hisihtSS
I offer the TINES Newspaper ard job Printing
,.,ant for sale at bargain The TINES Is the Old
c-t PAPER in the county, being over y years GU
s.Write tor price and terms.
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II YOU wish to save the addition Of
penalties to these figures, YOU mast
NV Your taxes on OF before the last
Monday in Iauuary
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january 18TH. 1892.
Notice for uD:icatlOn.

AND OFFICE At ASHLAND, WISCONSIN
l. Nov. 81 ISL
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice II his intention 10
ma kc final proof in support of i> rIaiia and that
said proof VIII tc made before the register and
receiver [. :. land Office ut Ashland " iscon>:n,
January 23. 1892.
viz; John Anderson. homestead entry No. S2c
for the SEi4 Sec. :, TIP. A. y, K. II ".
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
cunuuuou~ residence upon and cultivation of
snid land viz J.hn y. Petersen. John NJ NJ.
Peterson T.. @ Lowing. Frank Asker all OF
Poplar, Douglas county, Wisconsin,
C. ". DARLINGTON.
,i5;6 Register.