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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-03-28

saved enough to take one year in law
school. Asa Lawyer and Judge his
rise has been rapid. His fairness has
never been questioned.
Justice Winslow was reared in plen-
tv, above the people SO to say, and il
may truly be said he is to-day against
the people and Justice for capitol
and corporations. Ii you will take the
trouble to look up his decisions since
he has been on the bench from 1891
and as published in the supreme cour'
reports from volumes so to 81 inclu
sive, you will find that his decisions
have always been in favor of capito
and corporations with the exception o
Mckinney VS. C..&. N. ". Ry, Co.
Wis. 2S5, which is in favor of the in
divid,,al, but it may be argued will
force that the near np
proach of election was not without it
influence upon HIM in this case, Hi
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And Whereas. The amount claimed
to be due on said mortgage at the date
Of the first publication of this notice
lis the sum of three hundred and thir-
ty dollars principal, and seventy-one
and $1,000 dollars interest.
Now Therefore, Notice is hereby
given that l, GEO. E. O'CoNNoR.
ISleriff of Villas County. Wisconsin. by
virtue of the power Of sale contained
In said Mortgage. duly recorded rs
aforesaid, will foreclose said mortgage
by sale of the premises therein des-
cribed. at public auction. to the high
est bidder, according to the statute in
such cases made and provided, on the
oath day Of April, 1895, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon of that day at the front
door OF the Court House. in Eagle
River, said Villas County, or SO mucl,
OF the said premises as will satisfy the
sum of three hundred and thirty dol
lars principal, together with interest
thereon from January 9th, 1893, at the
rate of ten percent per Annum, and
the further sum of thirty five dollars
solicitors fees, with all costs and dis.
lbursenentk Af said foreclosure and
sale.
The following il description OF
said mortgaged premises to he sold as
they are described in said mortgage:
The west half of the North East
quarter. and the SOUTHEAST quarter
of the North East quarter. and the
North East quarter Of the SOUTHEAST
quarter of Section Twenty-Seven l2O,
Town Forty (4O). North, OF Range Six
(6) East, containing One Hundred and
Sixty acres according to Government
survey.
Dated this. LIST day of March. 1895.
GEO. r. O'CONNOR.
Sheriff of Villas County, Wis.
FLETT & PORTER,
Attorneys for Mortgagee.
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Notice Of Mortgage ForecIo.
sure ard Sale.

Whereas. Default has been made in
| the payment of the money secured by
a certain mortgage bearing date Of the
9Th dav of January. 1893, and execH-
ted by Eugene Markee and Lylia
.Markee, his wife, q: Oneida County,
Wisconsin, as Mortgagor's, to &. Nj
Heilmun of Merrill, Lincoln County,
Wisconsin, which said mortgage was
duly attested by two subscribing wit
nesses and duly acknowledged SD as tt
lentitle the same to be recorded. and
the same was recorded in the Office I'll
the Register Of Deeds, Oneida County.
Wisconsin, wherein said ads des-
crilcd in said mortgage were then
situated, ON the 9th day of January
A. d., 1893. in Volume V, of Mortga-
GEES; that said lands mentioned in said
above described mortgage are sit
mated within and are now part Oi
Villas County, Wisconsin.
And Whereas. the said mortgagor's,
did in said mortgage authorize and
|empoWer the said mOrtgagee. his exc
Gu tors. administrators and assigns in
default of the payment OF the money,
principal, interest or taxes, :. on sitsd
premises in said mortgage described,
to grant, bargain. sell, and convey the
said premises at public auction or
vendue, and ON such sale to make and
execute to the purchaser or purchas-
ers good and sufficient deco or deeds
of conveyance according to the statute
in such cases made and provided.
And Whereas, Said Mortgagor's
covcranted and agreed in and by the
terms of said mortgage that in case O
foreclosure Of said mortgage by rea
son of the non performance OF any o
the conditions thereof, to pay the sun
|of thirty-five dollars AS solicitors fees
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For Justice Of The Supreme
Court!
HON yGEo. FLENENTSON.
OF Lancaster.

Next Tuesday being election daay
and in this, our last issue before cleo
ton we wish to say a word in regard
to the candidates for suprema Justice.
Who shall / vote for for supreme JUS
tice? This is question you will BE-
asked to decide next Tuesday. You
should vote for man of the people,
a strictly upright, comparison candi
date, a man who will go to the bench
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bench (Inen who were there before he
was thought Of as Il candidate) were
more frequent than all four other
members combined, and his dissent
was always in favor Ut capitol and
against the people,
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welfare at heart. Marx X after the
name of Judge Clementson.
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a CARD.
Attorneys for Mortgages

10 THE VOTERS OF THE Town OF
EAGLE R1yER:-I hereby announce
myself as u candidat e for the office OF
Town CLERK at the coming town
election and respectfully ask your sup
port for that office. II electi will
perform the duties of that office in a
|clerical and satisfac tory manner.
CHAS. SLATTERY.
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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-03-27

from $4,000 to $15,0c0, the greater part o:
which they will never receive. That takes
the profit of many a prosperous year.
Many have failed, and more are close Oh
the verge because they have carried their
debtors year after year, to realize nothing
in the end. No, cooperative stores are not
the single talisman to lead us out of the
wilderness-it is too late for that, when the
money power has the middle classes by the
throat. farmer and merchant both!
Populist Farmer has declined giving his
true name to the longing public, but as l
ana writing over my own signature and
from a place where I am we'll known, l am
prepared to make good all Of my state
ments, and if he wishes to know anything
more about the immense profits in business
nowadays and the number of retired mer-
chants starting national banks. he has my
address, and l will gladly answer him.
In conclusion, l Will say that it is just
such wild statements as he make that is
hurting the Peoples party, being on a par
with what l read in a Populist article tell
the great difference in the price of a BUSH
ell of wheat between here and Liverpool
when the writer must have known that the
English bushel was 1G0 pounds. That article
was written before election two years ago,
and perhaps served its purpose, but such
tricks SAVIOR too strongly of the corrupt old
parties.
The Peoples party cannot afford to stoop
to such methods. We want the truth, but
no misleading assertions, for we have truth
enough on our side to conquer if we stick
to that alone, leaving the old parties to
have the monopoly in lies.
."1he evil cannot brook delay,
The good can we'll afford to wait.
Give ermined knaves their hour of crime,
We have the future, grand and great,
The safe appeal of truth to time"
VIM. NJ. DELLES.
Burschville, Mimi, March 16.
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Our FOrum.

Many Of the contributions to the
Forum are too long. In the future we
must insist that they be made shorter.
Most of them could be condensed into
600 words. If 1 his is done it will en-
able the REPRESENTATIVE to print
more and a greater variety. Here
after the shorter letters will be
given preference. Write them on n
side of the paper only. II written on
both sides they will not be printed un-
der any circumstances.
Write them plainly and with ink.
Do not crowd the lines closely to-
gether. A plainly written letter con
forming to these rules will stand by far
the best chance to be printed.
Within ce rtain proper limitations
we admit the widest liberty of thought
and expression upon the part Of our
correspondents, while we do not hold
ourselves responsible for any views
which may be put forth.
The Forum. as its name implies, is a
sort Of debating school, for the discus
sion of the important questions Of h
day. We ask our correspondents to
avoid abusive personalities and to
keep clear Of the shOreless and bottom
less sea of religious debate.- ED.
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stinct is foreign to American institutions,
and yet there he stood, with his horny
hands and old jeans pants, the slobbers
drooling down his chin, tickled to know he
had some one to do his thinking for him.
No doubt his mother and all his maternal
ancestors clear back to the time of Abra-
ham, had to beg their husbands for a nickel
to buy a paper of pins. and abJecuy
apologize for their extravaganza.
Now, after our experience in platform
making, we ought to know about what we
want When We made our former plat
forms we were like the old man hauling
rails, he kept loading on one at a time, say
ing. if they can haul them they can haul
one more, but he got on so many the team
could not stir the load.
Then he began to unload one at a time.
saying, one don amount to much, and he
unloaded them all. Now, we do not need
to unload all our load, and If we put the
initiative and referendum at the head or
the list, l think Mrs. Julia B. Nelson will
not call us towards if we leave the woman
suffrage and liquor questions for settlement
by the people under the 1. r.
l.. c. LONG.
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Arlington, MINI.
AK SIN Err THE WATCH WORD.
A Strong Letter From 81 Leading Dem.
OcrIt,
To the Editor.

To the Editor.
Get out your silver shingle. Don't let
Democrats or Republicans steal your thun-
der. Make silver the Watchword of the
Populists. It's going to win; it must win;
it will win. Silver will be the single stand
ard of the world and all other values VIII
be measured by it. 1t is the peoples
money.The next president will be a silver
president. He will have a silver congress.
Why. Mr.. Representative, nearly all the
clouds have a silver lining portentious of
Very fair weather, smooth sailing and a
prosperous voyage. Run Up the colors!
Yes, nail them to the main peak so all the
world can see them. Trim the ship and
make room for the hosts of silver passen-
gers who wish to change routes. They are
determined to change. They have their
grips packed now ready to jump aboard
as opportunity offers.
The mills of the gods grind SLOW" but il
you don't see the sacks Of worthless Dem
ocratic and Republican flour before an
other election. I'll give up prophesying.
The silver trade mark is the exclusive
property of the PopuEsts. 1t is theirs by
right of discovery conquest and originality,
and all others are base iinita tons, counter
feits and spurious frauds. They took it
from an unnatural and cruel mother who
cast it out. tenderly encouraged and cared
for it, and now the old strumpet wants to
take it back. Beware of them.
Dino Ctfv Nornb 10 1907
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dollars worth, and a dollars worth for q
dollar; or, what is the real meaning of what
You intend to say, you would demand
the products of a days labor for the pro-.
ducts of a days labor, whenever you In
tended to trade. =
Division of labor offers great advantages.
for usually a person can acquire expert
ness In but one branch of industry. He Will
do more and better work If allowed to re-
main at it; but division of labor necessi-
tates exchange of products, and how long
would it be before you would discover the
way to effect this exchange as cheap and
as safe as you do the exchanging of ideas
through the mails? Have you not now cur
tailed our incomes by making the postOf-,
hces banks Of exchange? AS to your threat
to tax business sites to the full extent of
their value, that can be fixed. You will
have nothing to say in their appraisal;
when the sheriff will offer them for sale.
their real value will be found exasperating-
ly little. We will then bid them in at their
full value if we want them.
But, then, we are not afraid Of you at
all, until you are wise enough to be just
in your dealings one with the other. How
many amongst you farmers are manly
enough not to cheat his neighbor out of
his home if he gets a chance to do tiff
for no other reason but to show that he can
do 1t? And you're going to town, tying
your teams to a post on the cold, stormy
street, yourself spending your time, money
and reason in those institutions Of hell
known by the name of saloons.
What do you call that? If you were
capable Of rendering an impartial judgment
you would have to say that even the
usurer is more honest with you and yours
than you are with yourself and yours.
You ought to be sham to keep on COM
planning all these years, as you are do
ing.
No class of people ever were such per-
feet masters of their situation as the farm
ers in this Union are. You have the
votes. To attempt to do anything contrary
to your wishes in the way of legislation.
would be madness incarnate. Whatever
bad laws there are on the statute books
are there only because you either wanted
them or tolerate them. The fact is, one
half of you wants to kill off the other half.
and to that end you must have bad laws.
Three cheers and a tiger for Henry
George and his ingenuity. Keep on agi-
tating his theory. We will help you pass
the measure. Then we will ~relegate the
Nazarene to the rubbish corner, and ele-
vate Henry Georges image to the high
altar and burn incense to him.
j. F. BRAINUS, Money Lender.
Winthrop, Mimi, Jan. "a, 1895.
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A MONEY
Writes a Sarcastic Letter About the
Farmers and Single Tax.

rites u sarcastic Letter About the
Farmers and Single Tax.
To the Editor:
L have Of late been very much amused
in perusiEg the decalogues presented by diff
ferent readers in your columns. Will say
right here at the outset that we will offer
no objection to having Henry Georges sys-
tenn of taxation established. Who would be
the losers by this proposed change? When
it comes to paying, be it taxes. or anything
else, why, its labor that has got to step in
and foot the bills. This is because nothing
else can pay.
You may go on taxing mortgages, rail
roads and incomes, we will, we must, find
a way to shift these taxes onto the backs
of the toilers. Taxes on MORTGAGES necessi-
tate a high rate of interest; on railroads
they tend to keep up traffic rates. Still.
these taxes do inconvenience us considera-
bly,, for we constantly have to shift, in or
der to effect the shifts. We, in order to re-
tain possession, must be careful that cap
ital is employed" for the present system
of taxation virtually makes title dependent
on use.
NO, we don't propose to object to Henry
Georges system of taxation, for that will
save us lots of anxiety. But if YOU attemnt
70 establish a rational rule of ~electing pub
lie officers. If you should propose that ey-
cry township of a county should vote for
one candidate for every county office. thar
the names of all the candidates for one Of
nee be put in a box, there being provided
as many boxes as there are county off,
GERS, and then the final decision to be draw,
by lot, by delegates elected for that mr.
pose by the different towns, and follow mis-
plan for the election of all officers. STATE
and national, from judge of probate to thai
OF president OF the United States, why. we
would kick against that, for then Won yro,,,d
soon discover a way to get a dollar for q
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THE OMAHA PLATFORM.
Stand by lido Not Fall Into the
Snare Of Your Enemies-The Flu
ture of Labor if . PlutOcrats
Have Their Way.

nave 1helr way.
To the Editor:
L see there is a movement we'll under
way to organize a new party called the
Free Coinage Democracy or some such
name. l want to ask any true friend Of
the free coinage of silver what he expects
to gain by leaving a party that has, at
:he present time. about 100000 voters.
pledged to the free and unlimited coinage
of gold and silver, on a basis of IS to /?
To the mind of the writer the object of the
new party is too apparent: it is to divide
the true friends of silver and defeat the
Peoples party in 1896. The Omaha plat
form declares as explicitly for the free
coinage of silver as any other party or
platform can: while the friends of the
platform admit that the financial
question is the most important question:,
and the first that should be settled, they
do not believe it is the only evil to be
eradicated. All true friends of free COIN
age should unite with the Peoples party.
If there are any who think the Omaha
platform too broad or too large the minor
plankS can be adjusted in the national
convention.
Friends beware of the snare set for you.
Keep your necks out of the halter, if you
do not wish to be ~strangled.
A defeat in 1896 means a permanent gold
standard for the United States, and that
means such a sweeping reduction in the
price of all kinds of labor and the products
of labor, that all classes of laborers must
expect to be reduced to the condition of
the negro laborer prior to 1860; so that
his employer, like the blacks master will,
for the labor performed, furnish him or
her such an amount and kind of clothing
and such an amount and kind of food as
he sees fit and that we must learn to eat
that which is set before US and ask no
questions. Respectfully yours.
ISAAC BERFIELD,
ARLINGTON MINI