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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-25
To My Akron Friends:

On Saturday evening September %, one of the
greatest oil wells ever drilled drilled into the
sand down on sand Fork Greek in Lewis county,
West Virginia The we'll started off flowing 1000
barrels per day, and is still flowing $500 barrels
each day. The well has produced 200 900 bar
res in 30 days. Within 36 hours after the we'll be-
gan flowing was on the ground securing leases.
secured 1000 of choice property, which is
very valuable.
have formed a company under the laws of
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600 for the purpose of drilling and developing the
property. Five hundred thousand dollars of the
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the money derived from the sale of this stock will be
used in developing the property take this method
of offering my Akron friends opportunity to in
vest money in proposition that believe will
give them handsome results.
believe this to be of the greatest opportll-
mites to make great deal of money from small
investment in oil property since the days of Pit
Hole and Oil City. Many who invested few dol
lars then millionaires today. wish to give my
Akron friends chance to get in the ground floor
feel confident that the company will prove fnan-
cia success that the stock will advance far above
par The territory is well located and if I did not
think that it was No. would not offer the stock
to my Akron friends | have shown my faith in the
property by refusing large cash offer for the leases
after securing them, besides | have devoted
considerable time and expense and will devote con-
siderable more-with other remuneration other
than / would feel sure to make from the advance of
of the stock. believe the development of the prop
erty will prove to be of the valuable oil
properties in the country An early application will
be necessary to any part of the shares offered
they will be taken quickly Over 500 900 of the
$500 900 stock offered has already been applied for
at Wheeling, W. Va. without any solicitation what
ever The applicants only knew of the property and
as investment that will prove highly satisfactory
to all purchasers of this stock.
ANSON H. RUSSELL,
40S Everett Block, Akron
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Saturday and Sunday.
The d. r. Weaver heirs sold their
house and lot to Verne Mlksch last
Tuesday. Consideration $3.50.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-01-23
No. 90. Noah's Ark.

A menagerie, consisting of Il pairs of
Animals Elephants, Camels, Deer, Horses,
Cattle, Donkeys. Goats. Lions, Bears, Tigers,
Dogs and Cats. Each pair is coupled and
stands alone. They are autographed in
many colors on heavy cardboard, cut out
and embossed. Every feature fthe Animals
is distinctly shown. The elephants are
inches high and 10 inches long, and the other
Animals are proportion>rely large. Sent
postpaid on receipt of2 cent postage
stamp md Is signatures cut from
wrappers of Arbuckles' Roasted Coffee.
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Any Cook Of the following List will be sent postpaid recsp
ofa2 cent postage stamp and 10 signatures cut from
the wrappers Of Arhuckes' Roasted Coffee.

No. ONE NIGHT MYSTERY, great
stories, By OLD SLEUrH.'
No. c5 ADVENTURES OF BASHFUL BACHELOR, by CLARA
AUGUSTA. a mirth provoking story.
No. &C TEMPEST AND SUNSHNE. A MARY J..
HOLMES The of fiction of the
No. CT THE SUNNYSIDE COOK BOOK, by JENNIE
IAELAN his is one OF the most comprehensive, common
sense Cook Books published.
No. GS OLD SECRETS AND NEW DISCOVERIES. This book
knowledge will
be found both entertaining and useful
No. SO THREE THOUSAND THINGS WORTH KNOWING. by
r. MOORE author of Moores Universal Assistant" This book
encyclopedia highly condensed
No. 90 THE CITY OF DREADFUL NIGHT, stories
by RUDYARD kIPLING.
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would respectfully recommend that II here
after IL any MONEYS are voted or directed to be
paid co Towns, or ordered collected from one
town TO be paid to another that credits OF debts
Sc ordered as the case may bes and that no
County Oriers be issued 20 towns for any pur-
pose whatever.
IL WAS intended TO make statement OF each
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No. 81
The First Prayer.

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A. z. Beebee,
Jacob Kiehl, COMMITTEE
!. n. Manson.

Moved and seconded that the report of the
county treasurer, and the report of the commit
tee on settlement be accepted. and the action
of the committee in eancelling the old orders
which were outlawed. be approved. The mo
ton prevailed
The report of the county clerk was read. as
follows:
70 the Honorable County Board of Supervisors
of Marathon County. Wis
Gentleman The following is thee business
transactions during the year 1899 as per the rec
ords in my Office.
Assets over liabilities Jan. End 1899, SIS. 995 50
Pursuant to your directions have caused the
following charges and credits to be made on
~ ma
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On motion carried the Board adjourned until
tomorrow at o'clock a. m.
January 3rd 1900 o'clock a. m,
Board re- assembled and on roll call all mem
bers present excepting Messrs. Wanta, Thayer
and kienow.
On motion of Supervisor Genrich the board
adjourned until o'clock p. m.
January Srd, 1900 2 o'clock p. IN,
The board re-assembled and on roll call mem
bers al present excepting Messrs. Wanta, hayer
and RIenow.
supervisor Matt. Mess introduced the follow
ing resolution:
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors Of Marathon
County, Wisconsin:
WHEREAS. That last August ore William
holden criminally and brutality assaulted my
ten year old daughter at my own house during
my absence, and thereby crippled her or life,
and caused me a great deal of trouble and ex-
pence. The doctor bill alone amounts TO one
hundred and seventy FIVE dollars, which | am
unable to pay. | have been resident and tax
payer of Marathon county for fifteen years. Now
therefore petition your honorable body to
assist me in raging The doctor bill, which
through no. fault OF mine is burdened upon me
Town of Marathon Dec Goth, 1899.
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1t was moved and seconded that the above
petition be allowed. provided the town of Mara
thon pay one-half of the amount, and file
itemzed statement of the doctors bill. Motion
carried.
The following resolution was then read and on
motion adopted
WHEREAS, A tax deed was issued to Morgan
Q. Daniels on the north east quarter ofsouth east
quarter of section Is, TIP. &c, N range 10 east on
the 18th. day of Feb, 1891, upon certificate
issued for taxes for the year 1886, sale of 1887;
which said deed was duly recorded in the Office
OF the Register of deeds Of Marathon county on
the 10th. day of Feb. 1891, in vol. Al page 6S,
and whereas said tax deed is void for the reason
that the taxes for said year paid to the County
Treasurer, as per stab receipt No. III. by b l..
Taylor the owner of said land; therefore in order
to remove the cloud from his title. it is hereby
resolved, that said tax deed be and the same is
hereby cancled; and the County Clerk is hereby
directed to have certified copy of this resolu
ton duly recorded the registers Office at the
expense OF this county. Daed Jan Srd, 1900
The committee on General Claims beg leave to
report that they have examined the several bills
referred to them; and recommend that the same
be paid: Claim No. Az allowed at $500 No. 423
allowed at S775. No. 424 allowed at Sal so. On
motion carried the report of the commsttee was
adopted.
to report that they have examined the following
claims referred to them and recommended that
the same be paid as follows; Claim No 425
AIT allowed at 10000, No, 428 allowed at $500,
the report was on motion carried adopted.
The committee on printing and stationery beg
leave to report that they have examined the
following claims referred to them. aid recon-
mend that the same be paid. Claim No, 405,
allowed at S2922, No, ACC allowed at $3.50. No.
407 allowed at S2S 25 No 408 allowed at Sc so, No.
400 allowed at S94 Co. No. 40 allowed at $40 so.
No. All allowed at Sl4.40. On motion carried the
report of the committee was adopted.
The committee on sheriff and Justice accounts
beg leave to report that they have examined the
several claims referred to them, and recommend
that the several juror, witness. constable and
justice fees be allowed as per claim, No.
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No. 90
No. 81. Eighty-one Cold Eyed Needles

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No. 83
A Table Cover.
No. "a. A Basket Of Beauties

A magnificent picture of Roses by Paul de
Longpre. the great painter of flowers. We
believe this to be one of the handsomest
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On motion carried the above report was
adopted.
The committee on delinquent taxes beg leave
to report that they have examined the several
claims referred to them and recommend that
same be allowed Claim No. ALI allowed at S., 90
CLAIM No. 4i5 allowed at Sl3.5 and that same be
charged to the town of Weston Claim No. l64
allowed at S3.47
The following petition was recommended to be
granted
To the officers and members of the County
Board Of Supervisors of Marathon comfy.
Whereas. Marathon county sold 10 Albert
Rogalla on Feb. 10Th. 1888 the M Sc Il
1919 and assigned the then outstanding certifc-
ates to said Albert Rogala, and that through
some error the tax of l8S4.was returned delln
quent, being the sale of 1885 and upon which
certificate has taken out a tax deed for ncI-
occupancy for said year, ct the same time Albert
Rogaa was occupying the same and has ever
since paid the taxes upon said land and In order
that the title be Strengthened out upon said 50
acres of land, the undersigned by his agent here
by petition your honorable body to authorize
the County Clerk to execute quit-claim deed TO
the estate of Albert Rogalla, deceased, without
cost to said estate and herewith pray that the
same may be granted
Estate of Albert Rogalla, by Eiw. c. Kretlow,
agent. -,
Dear Strive have received from c. S. Curtis
the order for $50 on account of the defect in title
of the north half Of the southwest of 25-2S-S.
I am informed that there was an impression
given the committee that the county had already
raid the costs in that case, and therefore that
item yas disalowed. This statement is mis-
take, because II old firm of Bardeen, Mylrea
Marchetti have their check on the Marathon
County bank on Dec. BIRD. 1890, to the Wausau
Law * Land Assn for the cost in the case.
Marathon county WIS party TO that suit and IT
was through the neglect and fault of oar officers
that Mr. Curtis claim to the land was defeated
He has made no claim upon The county for
attorneys fees or anything of that kind, but
simply asked that the county pay what in good
morals it should, to wit; the amount he paid to
the county and the amount of costs which the
court adjudged as costs on account Of the defect
ia the title. We ask you, therefore, to present
this letter with the claim to the next meeting Of
the county board so that they may have a iull
understanding Of all the facts,
Yours truly,
Mylrea i Bird,
Per. Mylrea.
Diet. by W. II. NJ.
Your committee recommend that nothing
further be paid the $50 having been accepted in
fulI.
on motion carried the above report Of the
COMMITTEE was adopted.
ITO be continued next week.
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County Board Proceedings.


Wausau, Wis., Jan. p 1900 O'Clock p. NJ.
The Board of Supervisors of Marathon County
met in adjourned session, and was called to
order by Chairman FranZen at P. NJ.
On roll call all members present excepting
Messrs. Wante, Thayer and Rienow.
The reading of the Journal was on motion
dispensed with.
A letter from w. H. Mylrea was read and re-
ferred to the Committee ON DELINQUENT Taxes.
The following report of County Treasurer
Anton Mehl, was read;
To the Honorable County Board of Marathon
County:
beg TO report the following financial trans
actions ON behalf of the County during the year
from January :, 1899 to January ,, 1900
Assets over liability acct. of which was turned
over TO me January ,, 1899, a statement of
which is covered by certificate of the County
Clerk and a detailed account of which is en-
tered on the Journal in this office, pages 2
and Observation-Disclosures 1S5995.6
Charges for Tax levy and other
matters as is evidenced by the
Co. Clerks certificates from |
to IS on file IN this Office and as
shown in detail by this repore
of even date. .......,... 5i2l5.S3
Credits made curing the year
by your direction by the Co.
Clerks Certificates hereinbe-
fore mentioned and evidenced
in the same manner as the
Asylum orders paid and
charged TO that account. ...... l509094
New Jail orders paid and
charged to that account - I003l IS
Training School orders paid
out of that fund $500. 155412
out 9t Of that fund .........i f 5i49,75
Poor orders paid out of that
fund .................. .......... 2059. 16
Soldier relief orders paid out
Of that fund ......,..i, 80, 1892. %
| tSen'l orders paid out of Gen.
Fund $1,000. ................. 523l5 20
Old orders paid on that acct. 2l40,S7 2l40. 81
Orders issued in 1899 remain
ing unpaid ......s... 1869
or which the Asylum orders
out have been charged to that
account ................ -. 5000
The assets over liability as ev-
idenced by the trial balance
and statement attached a de-
tailed account of which is re-
corded in the County'S books
| in this Office amount to-. 1887 Ii
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tail the business between them, but owing to
the fact that part of the payments to towns
troad aspirations and some town charges) were
made in Court orders, such statement would
not show all the items: hence the plan was
abandoned Further, L desire to report that
there are number of accounts due this County
from other counties. towns and cities, as shown
in my balance sheet hereto attached, some OF
these are quite old and recommend that steps
be taken to collect the same.
Respectfully submitted:
ANTON MEHL, County Treasurer.
TO the Honorable County Board of Marathon
County, Gentlemen
The special committee appointed at your last
regular meeting to settle with the County Treas
urer and the Clerk of the Court. do herewith
submit for your approval their report, as fol-
lows
cords and vouchers in the office of the Clerk of
the Court and find same well kept and correct
and all monies accounted for.
We have carefully gone over the business
done by the County Treasurer for the year 1899
and find same duly recorded in the books In his
Office, all monies and other property accounted
for all vouchers on file and said vouchers have
been examined by your committee and can
celled in regular form.
We attach hereto the report of the County
Treasurer which is full and complete in detail,
and we are satisfied that same is correct and
true to the best of our knowledge and informa-
ton. We have cancelled all County Orders I'M
called for, the year 1896. being S42.24, and the
year 1897 being 1914 co. list of said orders being
attached to and made a part of this report
We have instructed the county treasurer TO
transfer the balances unused OF the Court Ex-
pense Fund and the Poor Fund to the General
Fund and to treat all orders paid from said
funds as General Fund Orders.
And to charge the several funds with the or
ders outstanding on account of said funds and
credit same TO the old order account said orders
now outstanding as shown by the Clerks report
being S1736.39 And to charge the Asylum &C
count with the bonds and interest on the Asy-
lum bonds paid during the year amounting to
$4,000. 90 for bonds and S3S250O for interest on
said bonds
All orders. bonds and coupons paid during
the year 1899 and cancelled by your committee
have been tied up in package under seal: pro-
Derly marked and filed with the County Clerk.
Your committee recommends that in future all
orders issued shall not be signed by the Clerk
until same shall be called for by the party to
whom issued or some one authorized to receive
said order; also that the County Treasurer be
instructed not TO pay any order unless said or
der has been properly endorsed by the party to
whom issued. All of which is hereby respect
fully submitted
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All of which is respectfully submitted.


All of which is respectfully submitted.
w. j. GEHRKE, County Clerk.
TO the County Board of Marathon County, Wis
eonsin.
Gentemen:-Ne the undersigned committee
appointed at your last meeting to settle with the
County Clerk for the last year, commencing
January End, 1889, and ending Jan. LIST, 1900,
would respectfully report that we have carefully
examined the books and vouchers of said
County Clerk, and compared the same with his
report and the statement of assets and iiabili-
ties, which is hereto attached, and find the
same correct and true, and the vouchers of the
amounts paid the County Treasurer S5,06446
we're presented to your committee and can
celled.
County Lands eert's, value 1910
Tax certificates 3,l5097
Cash redemption money 1,791.63
S5,41207
Redemption money S1,79l SO
Treasury account Or. 3,62lO7
S5,A2O7
John L. Sell,
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THREE CONCLUSIONS
No. 76
Lady'S Belt Sc-kIe.

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Safety
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Marshfeld, st. Paul.
Minneapolis and west

Parlor car on day trains. Train leaving L :l5
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STATEMENT or assists OVER LIABILITIES OF
MARATHON COUNTY, JAZZ. ,, 1900.
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Travellers Guide.

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mans. William Liebel succeeds in
producing studies of colors and lights
IN which figures play a part, but do
not predomlnate. One ofhis pictures
IN the Grand Palace represents man
seated before window. The cur
tains are raised and the light falls full
on his face. The atmospheric effort
is perfect, one sees the hand of the
true artist in every detail. Gotthard
kuehl goes a step further in this d-
rectlon by making the human figure
mere accessory on his canvas. He
excels in darkened interiors, in which
ray OF light is multiplied in dancing
reflections on walls and floor. He
has exhibited view of the inside of a
church in this style, that is work of
the first rank.
Herr Uhde. of Dresden, paints re-
liglous subjects with much feeling.
takes his types from he masses, but
chooses the models that he thinks ac
No'N OSSl VI tolttidSt nCSI WITH lnS
figure of Christ. He clothes them in
rags that might be Of any age. They
resemble the camels hair robes OF the
Bedouins, which might well have been
worn by the companions of Jesus; but
but they are also not unlike the torn
garments with which the poor of today
cover themselves In his execution,
Uhde has returned to Rembrantesque
ideas, shrouding in shade all unneces-
sary details, concentrating the light on
faces, especially on the face of Christ.
Above all, he breathes into his canvas
that motty Of charity and pity, differ
ing from that of the Evanglsts but
partaking of their depth and ardor,
that inspires the world today.
Max Klinger, of Leipzig, has also
the ambition to represent religious
subjects. He seems to have one of
the most vigorous temperaments that
has appeared in Germany in twenty
years, but he does not find his best
form of expression in painting His
engravings derive their power from
the very qualities thct injure his can
vas-originality of design, roughness
of style, strength of execution. In the
completed pictures, the attitudes are
conclusive, the types hideous, the col
oring atrocious. 1t is impossible to
give an idea of the vulgarlty OF his
Christs, or OF the glaring effects he
produces.