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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-01-22
Death ofJ"-"ph VI D1ugIn-.

Joseph VI Douglass. known to all old
C"mst"ckcrs ~ Joe Dunglnss, the Vir.
glnia City millionaire, died in San Fran.
| cisco Sunday. llIa death resulted from
stomach trouble and irjuric-l received
last November. He WIS born in Scott
county kentucky over 81 years ago He
leaves two brothers residing i'll the East
br7ijc several urphrws ana nlccrs
three ncph"ws. W. G. Douglass, Sccrc.
tary Of State. and W. j. and Robert
Douglass live III this State.
Mondays Virginia Chronicle has the
following regarding the deceased:
j NJ. Douglnss was known all over
the Coas, and his passing marks the
end OF the last Comst Ock millionaire.
His holdings were vast and numerous
aud his wealth was varlously estimated
and IL generally supposed to bc couple
II millions. lie owned most oi the best
property i'll this city, besides mills. ran
chcs aud "A railroad in Lyon county.
His holdings nf stOc!'s and bonds wore
very large.
He was an acute business man and
seldom II over suffered III any trans
action. lie kept ins own counsel III
business matters and the world knew
little ~ his affairs. Mr.. Duuglass never
married and always lived plain life.
The will ~ the Irrcuscd was filed Tor
probate today. W. J. pud Il. l. Doug
lnss, who are the bcnctiriatics under tht
terms ~ the will, are named as executors
to serve without bonds. Tho cs,ntc il
cetimatcd to be worth Sl.I5O coo con.
sistlng III Jart rs follows:
Real estate in this city and Six mile
Canyon, 100000; real estate in Lyon
c"uniy,$I,OO0; land and cattle ~
Churchill county. S31. zoe; personal
property, S20,00n: talIlngs in Lyon
county, $4,000; money, stocks and
bonds i'll Wells. Fnrgu Il cos bank,
San Ernucisco, SlOO,C0O; bills receivable
$4,000; judgement in the United Siatcs
Circuit Court against Polk county, Mis-.
souri,, 10000
Tho will is dated November IL. 1903.
Tho property in this State IN said Ia hc
worth over s3O0.G00.
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Meeting of Executive Committees.


Tho meetings of the Democratic and
Silver Party state Executive Com
mittccs were held Saturday in accord.
uncc with calln issued ly the respective
chairmcn. There wag full rrpfcacn.
tatiou IN each committee. mostly by
pCraounl attendance, there being bui
one or two proNiW, Tho committees
met ut Iirst separately. but upon motion
III the Democratic committee. tho Silver
party members wore notified that Il wna
iIc dcsirC 81 the Democratic body that
the two committees phoud meet in Joint
council aud II cnrdinl invitation to that
effect wns included in the m:'iinr which
was cnrricd without u dissenting vote.
The invitation was accepted with equal
nnnnimity and the two committees came
together, Gu. Stoddnrd acting M chair.
mnu, and N. ". Roll "a secretary.
Tho proceedings wore harmonious in
cvcry rcapcci nud mere waa but Hingl H.
sentiment Expressed IN regard Ia tho
duty Of thC members or the Democratic
and Silver particR, aud TINT WIN that
they should continue io oprcsCn, n united
front in opposition to the common cn.
cmy Of llc state oi Nevada the Rcpub.
lican party. l'hofr wan some discussion
as 10 the time for calling meetings Of
the two siniO committees and of holding
tho state convention 0r conventions.
Governor SndlCr. W. ", Sharon, j. u
Ryan, -. Campbell. w. j. WCa,criicld,
joe. @, Swoncncy. G. II: Stoddarh,, Nate
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The ii-ntncIsinn's wnr.

Man born III the Willis Of Kentucky is
OF fcud days und easy virtue. He hsheth,
hddleth, ,cussrth aud iightcth al the DAYS
of his life.
When he dcsireth To raise hell he
plnnteth neighbor. and 10, he renpeth
twcnty.fold
lie raiscth even from the cradle "a
seek the scalp of Nile grand.siro's cncmy
and bringeth home in his carcaas the
ammunition Of his neighbours wifc's
cousins uncIc'E father i'll law, vino
avcngcth tn" deed.
Yea, verify, his life is uncertain and
tie kuowcth not the hour when he may
DO jcrkcd hence.
lie iorth forth on journey hnlf.shot
and c"mcth back on a sVuttcr shot.
lie rlsoth in the night Ia let the cat
ont md 1t tnkcth nine doctors three
days to pick the buckeho, from his per
sou.
lie g"cth forth III JOY and uiadncss
ana comcth back III scraps and frag.
mentE.
He callcth his fellow man liar and
gcitcth himself filled with scrap iron
even Ia the fourth generation.
y cyclone b'owcih him into the
bosom Of his ucIghhor's wife and his
neighbor's wifc's husband bloweth him
into the bosom nf Father Abraham be-
fore he hath time to explain.
lie cmptlcth ii dcmijohn into himself
and II shotgun into ms enemy, and his
cncmys son lirth III wait on election day
and 10. the coroner plowcth up forty
acr" field I" bury that man.
Woe, woo is Kentucky, Tor her c,es;
are red with hnd whiskcy and her soul
IL stained with the blood of damijiis!
Sclah.-MayFvillc (Ky.) Public Ledger.
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vuluiIIplr fur It"frTrnCr,

Richard OIncy nf Massachusetts will
br 60 on September ID.
Grover Cleveland will bc 81 Oh March
Is
Alton Is. partcr oi Nrw York will bc
- on May II.
Arthur Puc Gurmnn Of Mnrynnd will
be 6J on March II.
Dnvi -. IIIIl of New York will he Gl
on Sugust -
George Grny u D"Icwur" will be- Gi
May |.
William j Br!nn 81 NrbrnNka will h"
~ on Mnrcii 10
Prcpideut Rcumvrli nf New York
will hc SO on October ~.
John Hay ~ OHIO will bc Gj Oh Octo.
: her 4.
Marcus lunzo II ,nna 81 Ohio will bc
~ on September ~,
William II. Taft nt Ohio will he II on
aScptcmhcr Ij.--Ncw York Sun.
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\ lew years rgO wh"n the dreadful
disease wa raging III England, "A very
simpi" and rnpii remedy Tor il was, il il
said. discovered 10y the celebrated Or.
Field. lie put trasr0nnful 0f flour ot
hrimston mt" wine glass of water and
stirred il viii. hs finger instead of Il
eroon. as the eulphur does not readily
amnlgamatc with water. When the sui
rhur was we'll mixed, hc gave it ns Is
garglc, and in ten minutes the patient
WAS ont ~ danger Brims,Oue kills all
species Uf fungus in man. beast and plant
in a few minutes Instead ~ splitting
ont ih" garglc he recommended the
swallowing ~ u. lu extreme cnsrs, III
winch hr had hccncHllrd just III the nick
81 time, hen thr fungus was too ncurly
cioscd la nllow the gnrgl". he blew the
sulphur through quill into the throat ,
and after the fungus had shrunk enough
to allow il, then the gargling, II" never
Host patient from dipihcria. In cases
y her" good medical aid IL not at hand,
this simple rrwrd! should certainly b"
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iiranIItCrfuI EIIIs.

Tho Miars Clara and Hattie Morgan
Oi Enst WNNrr and Misses jean aud
.Ilca,ic Wle". OF Pm" Grove. drove Ia
town lWt SunHay. While on the road
one oi tie nxlcp 81 their wagon "wont
dry," causing the wheel Ia 1rccZ". Tho
young lndiN had no wrnch nor axle
grcnRr. but they u8rh an old hOrs"shoc
fyr n wrench aud took the butter from
the lunch hnskct for lubricntnr. After
gong little iii 'iancc further the wheel
fro2s again. r'hpn tho lunch baekcl wna
again brought INTO regulation and II
quantity ~ choice h"ndchCcGC waa
pmcarcd on the ttOnblcs"mc axle \
mite further on anh again the Uhcrl re-
iusci to turn Thor IN dcppnir the girls
plaslcrcd the posty 'rS' with vnFclinc,
mud they reached IinwtlIornc without
further miehnp. --Iiull";iuc.
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w hy g.. II:

1t L. no. p."asa"' la remark that No
vudt pr".rui, IT. ,,n"ntcst proportion Of
iu-lu" pcsSnnr. rcc"riIug To the Asylum
roll and la, census report 81 all the
sintcr, the T;"rurtIun being to 20.
the jonrnrl However claim, that IT must
hc taken into confederation that n very
""nei !crnh" portion ~ the inmates OF
our us \ nm would III most nt the other
-,t,t'-, bc place. III the public msti-
tutiuus such as the county and Inuni-
UipaI ulm-lirusrs. Iir.
As mnt;rr ~ fact tine Nevada Hos.
pitaI for mental iI~,'Iscs II To Il very
.'ousIicrahlr extent Stat" poor house
aud II ~ Il conservative estimate that
- per ccul II the patients wnnli not III
othcr states Oc classcd ~ iii subjects for
tr"ntrnrut for insanity. They are mostly
hruk-n lown inrbnatct5 and persons not
hY-iCitliN ar mentally competent 10
earn their livelihood, and 80 ar" sent Ia
,h" nsS lum FOR the reason thnt there IL
no other pla 'c Ia receive them. This
,stima'c would reduce III" ratio to one
la 3i2k. which however, is still I-lishtly
IN excess - the uow England scale.
With NrvHda's superior climate, album.
dant resources and ivorahh con-
diuonS il ia dilliCul, To- conceive why
this excess should "Xr,i. II certainly Is
not due 10 inferior treatment Rt the IN.
stItution FOR Its PROPORTION ~ curce and
Ii i-charge- will compare favurahly with
that 81 almost ANY instit Itiuu 81 it, class
IN other states IN the union.
Tho reason Tor the excess is beyond |
,ur ken.
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JOINT STATEMENT
-oY THE-
Auditor and Treasurer of
ElkO County
-"r TN" Quarter Ending Dec. 81. 1908.

Sta nah.,tN ph or -; NEvADA. E. n. =,
AUDITORS OFFICE.
ELKo. New. Jan. 1. 1904
To the Honorable Bnurd Of Countv
Commissioners of Eiko county, Nev. !:
GEHTLZMEs:-We herewith submit our
1Hr'er!y Report Of the Finances OF the
county for the quarter ending Dec 81,
1903.
Respectfully submitted,
e. W. GROVER. Auditor.
\. q. DAwTEY Treasurer
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h oatload ~ Anhculcr Bush key bCcr
iuI received at the Club FALCON will be
ff'ribd jn gunhtiIica t0 suit the trndc. =
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Total receipts. s............. Sli5.l07 81
Total disbursements ....... 59,lO7 G.
Balance IN treasury ........ $4,000 b
The above balance stands to the
credit Of the various funds us per
Tr"asur"r's balance Sheet. dated Jan.
J. 1904
rPEhsCRER's BALANCE shEE1.
Cash II treasury to the credit oi the
vNious tundR. Jan. |. 1904.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-08-02
A GREAT SERIES
OF
Wisconsin Maps
The Development of the State Much
Assisted by Them.
The NORTHWESTERN LINE
Completes Task of Interest to Every
Citizen of the State.

Nothing has been done in recent years
towards exploiting the advantages OF
this state, particularly from SUMMER
resort standpoint, that will prove of SO
much importance as the publication by
the Chicago Il North Western R'y OF
one of the finest series of detailed maps
of the lake region of Wisconsin and
Northern Michigan that has ever been
issued.
There are over twelve hundred lakes
in the territory referred 10, and these
maps show on a large scale all the lakes,
trails, channels, and water courses,
camps and hotels, towns and cities, in a
most complete manner.
In the southern part of the state
every wagon road and turnpike, lake,
stream, village and town is shown in
careful detail
Five of these maps are published in
the summer book of the Chicago &
North Western Ry, entitled Lakes and
Summer Resorts of the Northwest y
which contains, in addition to the
descriptive matter and maps, a complete
list of hotels and boarding houses, with
their respective capacities, rates, name
of the proprietor and other informa-
ton
For the practical needs of the tourist,
sportsman or traveller the book takes
high rank among the many valuable
publications issued by The North West
ern Line, and should be in the hands of
every person who expects to take trip
into the north woods, and of all who
are interested in the growth and
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states summer resorts and fishing and
hunting grounds that we have ever
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1T must Be TRUE.
Wausau Readers Must Come
to That Conclusion.

II is not the telling of single case
in Wansau but scores of citizens testify
Endorsement by people you know bears
the stamp of truth. The following is
one of the public statements made in
this locality about Doan's Kidney Pills.
Albert H. Mohr, of 2lO Jackson St,
says: IL had more or less baekache
about a year. Often | was entirely
free from it, but the contraction of a
cold which generally settled in my
kidneys produced recurrence. Work
of any kind which caused strain on
the muscles of my back was sure to
bring an attack of aching. ! did not
know whether the trouble WIS caused
by my kidneys or not, but reading the
announcement Which positively stated
Doan's Kidney Pills were a sure cure
for baekache | procured supply at
Albers' drug store. They did the work
thoroughly in my case. Up to the
present time there has been no indica-
ton of recurrence of kidney COM
plant, backache, lumbago or-what-
ever you may term it"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cts.
Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, N. Y,
sole agents for the U. $.
Remember the name, Doan's, and
take no substitute
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Q. Landon were
in Merrill Saturday.
Philip Dean was in Tomahawk
Thursday on business.
Miss Emma Pardee has returned
from her visit in Amigo.
E A. Gooding ;ame down from
Plum lake Sunday evening.
g ID. Jones returned home yester-
day morning from Duluth, MINI.
Miss Clarified Gamble, of Milwau-
kee, who bad been visiting her father,
Joseph Gamble, returned home Satur-
day
Mr.. and Mrs Pierce Hirseh, who
have been spending the past two weeks
in visiting friends OF the latter AT Appl,
ton, have returned home
MIR ans, Mrs Roht. Kichbusch and
their daughter and son, Nina and
August, returned home Tuesday even
ing from the Worlds tar. 81
Miss Esther Conlin, who has been
visiting her consin, Miss Edith Donnel.
ley, for the past month returned toher
home in Kankmna on Saturday
j. F. Murray, physical director Of
the Y M G. A., departed Thursday
morning for his home in Hamilton,
Ont. He will be absent for month
Judge Henry Miller is taking his
annual vacation and Thursday with his
son, Eddie, departed for Milwaukee to
visit with his son, Harry, and family.
Miss Belle Ullman, of Appleton
visited in Wausau several days last
week. and from here went to visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Heineman, near
| Amigo.
Christ. Young, former chief of
Wausau's police force, who moved to
the Pacific coast eight months ago, has
returned to Wausau to live His family
will remain on the coast until next
spring.
Miss Anna Kuhlman, who had been
visiting friends and relatives in
gShawano and Cecil, returned home Fri
day morning, accompanied by her
cousin, Miss lillian. who will visit here
for Il few days.
Miss Stella Heinemann, of Merrill,
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs Nathan
Heinemann several days last week
From here she went to the summer
home of Mr. and Mrs. b. Heinemann,
on the Eau Claire river, near Amigo
Mrs M. H. Courtney, of Clay City,
KY, spent part of last week in the city
visiting at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Aug f. Raduechel. In com
pany with Miss Kate McIndoe she de
parted Friday morning for visit at
Rhinelander.
Mrs. b. IL. Benson of Wausau is
visiting with the Misses Helms. Mrs.
Benson is BETTER known among her
Merrill friends as Miss Sigma Mark.
strum.-Mrs. L. j. Mathews spent
the past week visiting Mrs. A. A
Hooper at Wausau.-Merrill News.
Fred Genrich, accompanied by
Neal Brown, went to Chicago early in
the week to consult DR.. A. o. Oschsner
head physician of the Augustana
hospital. The physician ordered Mr..
Genrich to take a long rest from his
work, stating that there was really
nothing serious ailing him.
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Stomach Paralysis
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, properly
named, is Paralysis of the Stomach.


named, is Paralysis of the Stomach.
When you have water-brash, feel
sick at the stomach, have gas or wind
on ii. or feel as though you had a ball
or heavy weight in the pit of the
stomach after eating, and the nerves
and muscles of that organ cease to
act and digest your food. that stop
page in the process OF digestion, to
call it properly, is Paralysis of the
Stomach. and should be treated as
such IL is perfect folly to assist the
stomach with dyspepsia remedies and
stimulants to dissolve the undigested
food. You may get relief. but at the
next meal you suffer again. The
proper treatment is to build up the
worn out muscles and nerves of the
stomach so that it can do its own
work without assistance, and not only
digest the food you eat to-day but to-
morrow and forever after: as Is done.
by the use of DR.. Chase's Blood and
Nerve Food and Liver Food. which
have an immediate action on the
nerves and muscles, that control di-
gestion. The price Of the Blood and
Nerve Food. so cents: the Liver Food
IS cents. Book free.
Sold and guaranteed by G. Naffz.
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First publication July II. lsst July ~.
Notice of Final Settlement and As
signment.
state 81 Wisconsin. county Court for Marathon
Connty:-Ip Probate.
Notice is hereby given that At special term
~ the county court 10 be held Ia aud fnr said
county al The. court house ia the city Of Wnnsau
Ia said county on the first Tuesday tbsihg ti.r
Ind da,) 81 August A. ID. lSli, 81 - Q clock;
A. H. the following matter will be hsafa anu
considered: It
The application " Gustav Jedainos admin,
istratoS ,f the .etafe of Johann kerstan- lhss -
the tow of Weston. ia said county dseeasss'u
cc,nnt ~ - admin isf ration. anc for ths as-
signment Of the residue Of The estate Of Johann
kerstan. decreased, 10 such other persons hs arc
by lag entitled 10 the same.
By order Of the court.
HEsRY MILLER, County Judge,
Dated Wansan. July lith, l@a-
GAIL H. MUELLER, Attorney.
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The twice-a-week Republic, of St.
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The Republic is one of the best papers
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Plaintiffs Attorney.
First publication July q, last Aag. 2.


First publication July 10, last Aug.2.
Notice of Final Settlement and As
signment.
State Of Wisconsin. County Conrt for Marathon
County.-In Probate.
Notice Is hereby given that 1T special term
Of the county cOnrt TO be held in and for said
county at the court house ia tbs city ~ Wausau
in said county on the second Tuesday, being the
ninth day of August, A. ID. 1904 at ~ o'clock.
n m the following matter will be- heard and
considered
The application Of Wilbelmine Dablke (now
Wiederh0eft) administering Of the estate 81
Michael H. Dahlke late Of the Town 81 Rib rails,
ia said county, decreased, for the examination
and allowance Of his final account. of her adj
ministrHtiOn. and for the assignment 81 the
residue Of the estate Of Michael II. Dshlke. de
ceased 10 snch other persons as ARE by law
entitled to the same.
By order Of the court
Henry MILLER, County Judge.
Dated July 10th. 1904.
CARL n. MUELLER, Attorney
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The Finest Brewery
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LEGAL NOTICES.
First publication July ), last August 10.
Notice of Foreclosure and Sale.
State of Wisconsin, Circuit Court, Marathon
County.


County.
II. c. Head, Plaintiff,
VS..
Catherine Madden, James Madden, An
drew l.. hTeutzer and Louis Ruder,
Defendants,
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to and
by virtue OF judgment of foreclosure and sale
duly rendered in the above entitled action on
the LIST day Of July, A. d. 1903, and docketed in
the Office of the clerk of the circuit court for
Marathon county, ON the LIST day of July, A. ID.
1903. /, William r. Chellis, sheriff of Marathon
county, will offer for sale and sell al public
auction to the highest bidder on the 18th day of
August, A. ID 1904, at two o clock in the afternoon
of said day at the west front door of the court
house. in the city Of Wausau. In said county and
state. the following described premises named
in said Judgment or as much thereof as may be
sufficient to raise the amount due to the plain
tiff for principal and interest and costs iDelud-
ing the costs of sale, tO-wit
Lot number four "a in block number four 90
of Andrew Warren's Jr. Second addition TO me
city of Wausau. Wisconsin, according 70 the re-
corded plat thereof, and all in Marathon county,
Wisconsin
Dated at Mausau, Wisconsin, july, A. ID l#a.
WILLIAM X. GHELLis,
Sheriff of Marathon county, Wis.
Brown, PRADT Il GENBICH.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Palmo Tablets

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Garnishee Summons.
state 81 MiscoLsin.
Marathon county. rs. In Municipal tonrf.
THY Of wsusau.
To PHILLIP RAYNoSD:
Yon are hereby i.otifed that a Summons and
garnishee has been issued against yon and your
property To satisfy the demand - Gustav g..
Frifsch, amounting 20 twenty-five iS256el dol
lars Nov. unless sou shall app-ar before lsOais
MArchetii. municipal judge. IN and for said
August. 1914. AZ nine O'Clock 10 the forenoon.
Judgment will be rendered against yon and your
property sold 70 pay the debt.
GUSTAV G. FRITsCH-
By n. II. MANSON.
His AtfpFney.
Datsd this 22nd day u July, A. D. 1904.
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All orders for Keg an
Bottled Beer will receiv
prompt attention.
Telephone No.
First publication July >, last Aug. 10.
Motioa ~ Lorao1ocura Gala

Notice OF Foreclosure Sale.
State of Wisconsin, Marathon Comfy, In CT.
cult Court.
John Jungman, Plaintiff.
VS..
Alfred johnson, Myrtle johnson, his
wife, John ID Graves, Henrette A
Peterson. and ID. A. Peterson, her hus
band, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and u
pursuance of Judgment of foreclosure AM
sale rendered in the above entitled action NJ
general term OF the circuit court of said Mari
thon county, on the Both day Of June, 1903, an
entered aud docketed on the same day. n
favor of the above named plaintiff, and AGAIN.
the above named defendants shall offer 81
sale ut public auction 10 the highest bidder, =
the west front door Of the court house, in th
city of Wausan county of Marathon, and state o
Wisconsin, on the 22nd day of August, 1904, :
2 O'Clock Ia the afternoon of said day, the fol
lowing described real estate and premises
under and by said judgment of foreclosure an.
sale. directed To be sold to-wit: The south one
half q ~ Of the southwest fractional quartz
6 W FIR. ~ of section No. eighteen (sD i
township No twenty six t26l north, OF range M
two 90 east In the county Of Marathon an,
state OF Wisconsin, and containing 80 acres o
land, more or less, according 10 government
survey.
Dated Wausau, Wis, July lst, 1904
WILLIAM r. CHEiLIs.
Sheriff of Marathon CO., Is.
q. &. HAHN.
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First publication July 5. last July 26.
Notice to Creditors.

State of Wisconsin, County Court for Marathon
County.In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that the time mp to
aud including the first Tuesday Of February
1915, is hereby allowed to creditors OF Thomas
RYAN. deceased, 70 present their claims fol
examination and allowance. Also that al
claims so presented. will be examined anc
adjusted at q regular term Of said ci'nniy conri
to be held At the court honse In the city 81 Wan
sgu on the first Tuesday of February, 1905
Dated uly 2, 1904
BY the court.
HENRY MILLER, County judge.