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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16
Notice OF Shcriff's sale.
STATE OF WlsCoNSIN,(ss
DuUGLAS County.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
DuJGIAS County.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That by
y virtue of an execution issued out of the
Circuit Court for Douglas county, Wisconsin,
and bearing date the 3rd day of December
1894, wherein The superior Consolidated
Land Company is plaintiff and Ira II. BiCk-
ford i defendant, i'll favor of said plaintiff
and against said defendant. for the sum of
Twelve Hundred Seventeen and 9h-lOO dol
lars. | have levied upon all the right. title
and interest which said defendant had 90
the 10Th day of August, 1885. WhCn the prop
erty hereinafter described was attached in
the within action or which he may have
since acquired therein, and described as fol-
lows. tO-Wif:
Lots number two hundred and nincty-ninc
t2G9l and three hundred and one t3lU on " est
Bay street. in the tow nSitc of Superior now
a part of the city of superior, in Douglas
plat of said tONn~itC in the Office of the Reg
lister of Deeds in and for Douglas county.
Wisconsin. which / viii, on the I'D day of
January. 1885. AT % o'clock in The forenoon,
at the front door of the Court House in the
city of superior. Douglas county. " i~COnSiu.
for cash. or SO much thereof as will he nccCS-
sary to satisfy said execution, tuEct her with
costs of sale.
Dated December Gth. iSJL
}. +. McGEATH, sheriff
dSjanI9 of Douglas County, Wis.
The above sale i hereby postponed until
the 2lsl day of February, lN95 at II o'clock
in the forenoon. at same place as stated in
the foregoing original notice.
Dated January 22nd. 1895
J. +. MCGRATH, Sheriff
BY CHARLES WTCKSTROM.
j26fl6 Under sheriff.
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SCRAPS.

-"You think you know it all now,
don't you?" "Me? Lord no. I'm
married. "-Syarcuse Post.
-"Ah"' said the statesman, govern
ment trying my plans at last" Wife
WHAT'S that?' Stasesman-''B Borrow
ing money,"-Cleaveland Plan Dealer.
-McSwatters-"Its very funny,
Mrs. McSwaters- What Isl" McSwat-
ters-"Why, when the doctor treats me
always lave to pay for it."-Syracus
Post.
-IIe-"Mrs. SwrlItop certainly is &
beautiful woman. She carries all be-
fore her" She lspitcfully)-"Force of
habit, l suppose. l hear she was a
waitress before Swelltop married her.
Philadelphia Record.
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The King MT the Ball,

King Alexander Of Servia. who is now
getting to be quite Z big boy, nearing
his seventeenth birthday. atteI ded his
first ball a few days ago at Belgrade.
The first lady with whom he waltzcd
was Nine. KOuStantinDvitc a distant
relative of the young king Imoginc
yourself dancing with 4 person who
bore such name, No wonder it fright
ened poor Alexander, who they say
was very awkward, indCef Ganoing
badly and stepping on the adde's skirts,
tripping up ON chairs and acting i'll as
clumsy manner as any or Ii lary shy
boy. instead Of the diguiiied king which
he is supposed to be. OF course the
young girls at the ball were very anx-
iOuS TO dance with the ruler of the
country and did not mind much being
roughly pulled around by him, but
aside from the honor Of being chosen
as his partner there was very little
pleasure in dancing with him.
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oIl'E i hCrchy gwen, That by virtue OF, and
~ Pursuant 10 an execution duly issued ont
or una uileT me seal 81 me circuit court tor st
troIN county. Wisconsin, upon judgment rem
GcTCd Nv SAID court on the Path dHv of prrcu-
hcr lN.i in an action then pending in sud court
wherein David Iu1rr, samuel Mcclure, james
NaIIoy AMI Robert Ma.l"y, 60 PARTNERS as lOZCr
Mcclure u company, were plaintiffs and Schul-
CnburE and BucCkCler Lumber COMPANY was
defendant in favor of said plaintiffs AID against
said defendant for the sum nf sixty three Thous-
ana seven hundred Eighty dollars and
IWcuty-el2ht cents damages aud costs, and
"hlch Judgment was duly entered AMI doCkeiCd
IN ihc county nl =. tF"lN, Wisconsin, ON the
sjtlh AN ga! O! '9ceubrT 1871, ana Il transcript
thereof duly durkCtcd I'D the office of the CLERK
OF the Circuit court in and for Douglas county
WISCONSIN. ON the 2"th day of December, 1874
delivered, have duly levied upon ali The lands
and real estate hereinafter described, as the
property OF the defendant Nchulenburg i Bovc-
keller Lumber Company, and | viii on the 81
day of April. 1873. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
Of said lay, nj the front door of the cOurt house
IN the city OF superior III >aid Douglas county.
Wisconsin, offer for sale and sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder for cash II the right
tile ami interest which said defendant Srhuicu-
burg BOrckcl"r Lumber Company had on the
2tth aaY al December, lNHi, or which It NAV
have subsequently acquired in and to the fol-
lowing described premises. to wit.
The south west quarter of the north ca,. quar-
ter. south east quarter Of north west quarter Al q
east half of SOUrh west quarter Of section ten 90
and north east quarter If north east quarter a.
section sixteen ll6 all i'm township forty fOur "a.
north, of range ten l0l west
Inc soNlh west quarter. west half Of south east
quarter Of section twenty six l@6. west half OF
north west quarter Of section thirty six 30 in
township forty five 10 north, OF range ten flu}
west.
quarter of north east ouaIier and urrrh n,,s,
quarter Of north ives, quarter of section twenty
."o X III 'oNAhsAip ioFty thFee - north, OF
lGnrh yst I,,-,or NJ ,,,,-.t, ,,.o., ,,o-
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I9We have just made arrangements
with the publisher of the Chicago Inter
Ocean whereby We can furnish the
WEEKLY INTER-OCEAN and the
SUPERIOR TIMES both one year for
two dollars. cash in advance. This is
the best offer we ever made and all
hould take advantage of it.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, &C
DOUGIAS COUNTY. - In Circuit Court:
Adam Dopp, Plaintiff
Carey !. Thomas Edward 5 Lowell, George Il.
Chapman, and Eugene Starkweuther. ocus.
NOTICE is hereby given thGt Judgment of
foreclosure in the above entitled action was
entered against the defendants, in favor of the
plaintiff in the court aforesaid the 2Sth day of
December 1898 for Sl.57} %. upon the premises
described herein, and ihcTc has been no rcdcmp-
ton:
And that on the "5th dag Of March 1915, at
10 a. m of that day, at the east front door of the
court house. in the city Of Superior, Doug As
county. Wisconsin,, the undersigned referee, al
pointed IN the Judgment, will offer for sale, and
will sell at public auction to the highest bidder
for casa, the 81 of Mel, Of section 20 in Town
Ship -, Range 1t Vest in Douglas county Wis
consin, ar 50 much thereof As VIII realize said
sum OF ST 90 - interest and costs Of sale.
Dated this %0ih day of January 1890
T. II. PERKINS, Referee.
D. L. ROBERTS. Superior, Wis,
Attorney for Plaintiff. Ennis
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
WattersOn's Tribute to Lincoln.

At the celebration of the birth of
Abraham Lincoln at Chicago last Tues
day, Henry Watterson, of Louisville,
Ky, was the principal orator. His re-
view of the life and deeds of Americas
greatest statesman was both able and ell
oquent He told how he first met Lin
coin on his arrival at Washington, and
abiding to his inaugural address he
said:
Gle delivered the inaugural address
as if he had been delivering inaugural
addresses all his life. Firm, resonant,
earnest, it announced the coming OF
man; of a leader Of men; and in its
ringing tones and elevated style the
gentlemen whom he had invited to be-
come members of his political family
each of whom, at bottom, thought him
self his masters equal or superior
might have heard the voice and seen
the hand of one born To rule.
whether they did or not they very
soon asCertalned the fact. From the
hour Abraham Lincoln crossed the
threshold of the White House to the
hour he went thence to his tragic death
there was not moment that he did not
dominate the political and military sit
uation and his official subordInates. The
idea that he was over-matched at anv
time by anybody is contradicted by all
that actually happened"
Abiding to the peace conference held
between Lincoln and Seward, and
Stephens, Campbell and Hunter of the
ConfederaCy, at Hampton Roads, when
! all offers and suggestions for peace Of
tered or intmated by Lincoln were re-
ieCted, he said:
"And why were they not accepted?
It was the Will of God that there should
he a. Gods own prophet had promised
new birth of freedom, and this could
only be reached by the complete ohlit-
Grafton and extinction of the very idea
of slavery"
He claimed that Lincoln was the best
friend the South had in these words:
God struck Lincoln down in the
moment OF his triumph to attain it; God
hllghted the south to attain it, But he
did attain 1t, and here we are this night
to attest it. Gods will be done on earth
as it is in heaven! But let no southern
man point finger a me because | can
onize Abraham Lincoln, for he was
the only friend we had when friends
were most in need"
Mr.. Watterson spoke eloqucntly of
Mr.. Lincoln's many virtues, and held
that he was inspired Of heaven to do
his great life work, and concluded his
address with these words:
CIV here did Shakespeare get his gen
JUS? Where did Mozart get his music?
/ Whose hand smote the Tyre Of the Scot
fish plowman and stayed the life OF the
J German priest? God, God and God
alone; and as surely as these were rails
up by God, inspired by God was Abra-
+ ham Lincoln; and a Thousand wears
! hence no story, no tragedy, no epic
poem Will be filled with greater won.
der. or be followed by mankind W tn
deeper feeling than that which tells of
his lie and death -
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NOticc TO Creditors.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,.
DOUGLAS COUNTY, ilN COUNTY COURT.
In the matter Of The estate of Eliza A. shaw.
deceased, late of the ity of superior, III Doug
las county Wi>cousin;-In Probate.
LETTERS TEsTAMENTARY having been
granted To II W Shaw, Esq. Of the city of SG
perior, upon the estate OF Eliza \. Shaw, de
ceased late of Douglas county. Wisconsin, and
order having been entered herein on the 5th
day of February, 1925. limiting the time for
creditors To present their claims against the
said estate Tor examination and allowance 10
six months from and after the 9TH day OF Feb
ruary. 1925;
NOTICE is hereby given, that the said County
court will, on the first Tuesday OF each succeed
ing six months hereafter. ut regular terms of the
County court then to be held at 10 a. clock IA. M.
of said days, at The Office of the County Judge, in
the court house, in the city of superior, Wi>con-
sin. receive, examine and ADJUST MI claims and
demands OF every person against the estate OF
SAID deceased.
Claims should be verified and fled before the
expiration IF said six months.
Duted this 5th day OF February, 1895
BY the Court
d. L. ROBERTS,
16-2$ mo 9 County Judge.
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Notice of Hearing.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
DOUGLAS CoUNTY. Us COUNTY COURT.
In the matter of the estate of John Frederick
Bishotf. deceased, late of the city Of superior,
in Douglas county. WjSCouSjn-ln Probate.
NOTICE is hereby given that at a general term
of the county court TO be held in and for said
county, at the County Judges office in the court
house. il the city of superior, Douglas county
Wisconsin. on Tuesday, the 9Th day of March,
IS95. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of that day,
the following matter VIII be heard, considered,
and acted upon 10y the court:
The petition OF John Frederick BiShOf for the
allowance of his final account rs administrator
OF the estate OfJohn Frederick Hishoh. deceased,
and for an assignment OF the residue of the IS
tate TO the heirs N law of said John Frederick
RiShOfr deceased
Dated this 9th day of February, 1s95
BY the Court,
p, Z. ROBERTS,
County Judge.
CROWNUART. OWEN & FOLEY
Attorneys for Petitioner. feb g.
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SoriSe OF Foreclosure Sale.

WHEREAS default has been made in the
w payment of the money secured ~ the
mortgage dated January -5Id, 1873. executed by
Anna J. 'henty. of Douglas county, Wisconsin,
10 Sarah r Kay of NalwuIth county, Wisconsin.
which mortgage was recorded in The office of the
Register Of Deeds in AMI for said Douglas county,
Wisconsin. on he 7Ih day Of February, 1898 AT
8 o'clock p. m, in volume OF Mortgages. on
page 1T: the said Sarah K. Kay being yet the
owner and lawful holder of said mortgage ana
no suit or proceeding at law having been COM
menced TO recover the debt secured thereby, or
any part thereof and whereas the amount
claimed TO be due ON said mortgage, at the date
of this notice. i the sum OF Three Hundred
Thirtv-Oue and 9l-lu0 Dollars tc33l9n, rs FOL
lows: Principal. $3.50 or Interest S3l.9l, ami
attorneys fees as provided in said mortgage, -"
Now therefore. notice Is hereby given, that 10y
mortgage. and in pursuance Of the statutes in
such eases made ana provided, the said mort
gage VIII be fuTtcuSed by sale of the premises
therein described. at public auction, at the east
front door Of the court house, in the city of SUI
perlor. Douglas county, state Of Wisconsin, on
the 10Th day of March. 1885 at 10 O'Clock III the
forenoon of that day.
The said premises are described in said mort
gage as follows, tO-Wlt. The West half OF the
Southwest quarter uf Section Twenty six ,e6',
in Township Forty seven 40 North. of Range
Thirteen ~ West, situated in Douglas county,
state of " iscousn, and containing Eighty tNN
acres according to the United states survey
thereof
Dated this 3lSt day OF January, 1S95
SARAH Il. KAY, MOTgaEeC
PICKERING & HARTLEY,
Attorneys for Mortgage f1mlG
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NOTICE of Foreclosure Sale.
STATE OF WISCONSIN. Z S.
Douglas County. Superior Court.
Joseph Book, Plaintiff,

Richard Plackett and Alice j.
Plackctt Defendants
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of and
pursuant to the judgment of foreclosure made
and entered in the above entitled action, in the
superior Court of Douglas county, Wisconsin on
the 18th day of January 1894 | shall offer for
sale and sell, at public auction, TO the highest
bidder for cash at the East front door OF the
court house, in the city of Superior, Douglas
county. state of Wisconsin. on the 23d day OF
February, 1895, at 10 O'Clock a NJ. the following
described real estate, in SAID judgment ordered
to be sold, to-wit:-
Lots Fourteen 10 and Sixteen 90, on West
Third Street, IN the Townsie Of Superior now
in the city OF superior. Douglas county. STATE of
Wisconsin. according to the plat Of said site
of Superior, recorded in the office Of the Register
of Dee Is in and for said Douglas county, Wi>cOn-
sin, together with the privileges and appurte-
nanceS lhereunt0 belonging, OF So much thereof
as shall be sufficient to satisfy the sum Of Five
Hundred Sixty Nine and 6-lUO Dollars soy O6 .
with interest thereon from the said 4th day OF
January, 1924 at seven o. per cent. per annum,
and the costs and expenses of such sale.
Dated this 10th day of January, 1885.
JOHN ". HOEHLE
Sheriff of Douglas county. Wis.
BY CHARLES WICKsTROM, Deputy Sheriff.
PICKERING & II HARTLEY,
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An Express Deal on.

Milwaukee, Wis, Feb l2.-The re-
celvers Of the Northern Pacific railroad
are negotiating FOR the complete sale Of
the Northern Pacific Express company.
lis right, leases and general business,
and thus far bids have received from
the American, the Adams and the Tn
tied states Express companies. 1t is
learned that the bid made by the Am
ervan Express company is the highest
received, and the bad with that COM
pany may shortly he closed, provided
an order Of court to make the sale is
granted the receivers.
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Sheriffs Sale on Execution.
STATE OF WISCONStN,-SCPERioR t"I II
~ -lInI-aI Cor,

CTATE OF WISCONSTN,-SrPERIoR COURT
- -DOUGLAS COUNTY.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That under
and by virtue of an execution issued out OF ana
under the seal of the superior Court OF i'ohElts
county. " i-c0nSin on the 10th day OF January
A u. 1895. upon a Judgment rendered ana dock
eted III said court in an action therein wherein
The Braluerd Cooperative Bulidlhs anu Loan
ASSOCIATION was piaintif and y. ". NheateE
was defendant III favor Of the said plalatlu ana
against The said defendant, for the sum OF seven
Thousand Forty dollars and fifteen cents o.
041.l5f, which said execution was To me- rs Sler-
III of said county, duly directed ana DELIVERED
have levied upon ana will sell al public ahctl3h
10 the highest bidder for cash, nj the Easteriy
front door of the Court House. in the city OF ou-
perior, Douglas county Wisconsin, on the ith
day of March, \. D. lo9i. al ten o'clock IN me
forenoon of that day, all the right title ana mi
crest that the above named Judgment debtor y.
W. Whtatley, had in or 10 the real estate herein
after described on the 18th day OF october, ls9i
at the time of the levy thereon made by the
-heTllf of Douglas county aforesaid under VIII
Of attachment issued in said action against the
property of the said defendant. The description
of the property being as follows, to-wit:
Lots No. Seven @ aud Eight ~ in block No.
Fourteen tl4) aud lots No. -Four ~ and rive g2l
in block No Eighty-four 50 all in Roy'S Addl-
ton 10 Superior City, now part of the city OF
Superior. Douglas county. Wisconsin, according
to the recorded plat of said Ruys Addition on
file IN the Office of the Register OF Deeds IN and
for Douglas county, Wisconsin.
Dated superior, Wis, Jan. 10, 1895.
JOHN W. HOEHIE,
Sheriff of Douglas Co, Wisconsin.
CROWNH ART. OWEN x FOLLY,
Plaintiff 5 Attorneys. JI9m-
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Notice Of Foreclosure Sale
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
DOUGLAS COUNTY. S,tr,a-f.- l..
Jennie Bardon, Piaiuuf.

y
DOUGLAS COUNTY. Sl1,o-f.r &.
Jennie Barion, Piaiuuf '''
Emma G. Fulton and SauurI II
Drew. Defendants
NOTICE Is hereby given. that by virtue ars-,
pursuant 10 the judgment of foreclosure ,..'
and entered IN The above entitled aulfu. ~
superior Court OF Douglas comfy. NIsn.Ds
the 9th day of December. ls.G, I shall .fr- ~
sale and sell Mt public auction, o. th, I..-.,
bidder Tor cash. AT the East front door In ~.
court house. in the city Of Superior T..r.a
county State of Wisconsin. ON The. BIRD 4@--'
February 1895. at 10 O'Clock. 4 Nj The t... .....
described real estate, in said Judgment ,-f.-5
20 Ire sold, to-wit;-
Fractional Block No. One Hundred Sny.,,t..
40, in the town site of Superior civ pass .-
the city of Superior Douglas county Visions.
according 10 the plat OF said town site ut Sr.r
ror City ON file and of record In the usr.rs -
the Register of Deeds in and for said CONNIE. 10
Douglas. together with the privileges H..-.s ~
purtcuauees thcreuuty belonging. tp ~at.,ts h..
sum Of Seven Hundred Forty arf $50
Dollars lS.47.3N, with interest thereon l-.-....
said 9th day Of December, 1898 at sr,r..-..-
cent. per anuum, and the costs and expense.
such sale.
Dated this 10Th day o: January. 1S95
JOHN " HOEHLF
sheriff Of Douglas County VS.
BY CHARLES NICkSTKOM, DEPUTY ~.....~
PICKERING K HARTLEY,
Plaintiff Attorneys U.E
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Not Answered Properly.

the bad jokes l can think of, and it's
no use.
Mate-Does he like il en-:
Prisoner-NO: but he never says oh
you get out ana that's what | an
working fOr-TIallO.
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On the 4th of March Miss Anna
Gould, Of New York, viii marry Count
tasteilane, o. France. Its not stated
what Miss Gou'd paid for her title of
Countess
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LAZY in crowded tramwav car
You, sir; but I don't like t.
deprive You Of Your comfortable seat
lrishman twho bad risen 10 offer a scat
- b tn powers. a'am. it was com
f'rta' J. 10 10 ger wtel OF saw you
stand II. '-HoueeAcli Words.
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From Grennland's icy mountains
To midas golden strand
\ street car stove is the coolest thing
You'll find in any land Exchange
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4 powerful sigh Of relief was let off
by hundreds of anxious people when
tia steamer Ia Gascogne was sighted
off Fire Island, New York on Monday.
She was seven DAYS over due and all
hope of her safety bad well nigh been
abandoned. Her human freight CON
sisted Of 372 persons Her experience
was severe but, ".iu's vel that ends
we'll
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GREATEST FAMILY WEEKLY
The.
NATIONAL TRIBUNE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.

Is now entering upon the 18th year OF its
phenomenal success.
No other family weekly in the country has
had such a growth and maintained it 50
steadily.
1t goes into every county in the United
States, and has clubs of subscribers at near
ly every rOstOftice.
1t has gained this proud position solely on
its merits as d highly interesting family
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W. NJ. Campbell. the nominee sent
in by the President. for the place Of
/. ). Marshall for Minnesota, WAS re-
jected by the Senate last Nondav \
good many people thought Mr. Camp
bali had a sure thing OF it. hat Mr. Pat
rick Doran Is sill! in the ring and
knocked Campbell out without gru.t
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President Cleveland has made the
cleancst sweep ever made in the CON
sular service. He has removed 20q
Consuls and retained thirtv-two, most
OF the latter being his own appoint
ments in his first term. Scores of these
n4pn removed were classed rs non
partisan. The pressure Of party has
been so great that lie has removed
many efficient men fully equipped for
service, and appointed to the places
hangers-on whose only fitness was that
they were Democrats and had a pull
Inter Ocean.
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The Freeport Journal wants to
know what has become ofthat CAV Dem
ocratlc banner carried in front of the
procession marked. Vote for Grover
Cleveland and no more G0-cent wheat. =
That banner came nearer the truth
of the matter than any Of the many
banners tioated that campaign. The
people voted as it directed and they
got Cleveland ana wheat has never been
60-cents Since the ballots were counted
1t dropped right down TO 10 and II cents
and there i where it is today, and
where 1t viii remain 81 long as Cleve-
land is at the head of public affairs.
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p. q. Address
Superior, Douglas County, Wisconsin, is
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Notice of Shcriffs Sale.

p. O. Address Superior.
Douglas Co., Wis.
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Sheriff of Douglas county. Wis
BY CHARLES WICKSTROM, Deputy Sheriff
lEEISG & HARTLEY
PlaiutifT-S Attorneys iIRr7e
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Fore closure Sale.

IVITIIS JUN
CROWNHART. OWEN & FOLEY,
Attorneys for Petitioner. feb