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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-14
to dU Persons Indebted to
the Lancaster Mercantile Co.

AS you we'll know, we made
some business changes the first
of last year, and it is absolutely
necessary that we must collect
all past due notes and accounts
in order to settle with the late
members of our concern; there
fore, we now ask our friends,
whom we have been so liberal
with, to now make arrangements
at once to pay us. All past due
notes and accounts not settled
promptly will be placed in the
hands of our lawyer for collec.
ton. Yours truly,
3t Lancaster Mercantile Co.
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A Big Haul.
One Hundred Thousand Dol
lars Stolen From Adams
Express Company--A Clerk
Suspected.

PIttsburg, Oct. 10.-The start.
ling discovery was made late to.
day that the Adams Express
company has been victiInized to
to the extent OF 100000, sup
poSediy through the speculation
Of an employe.
Tne following oili;i3l state
ment IF the affair is given the
Associ Rted Press for publication :
Al 4.15 p. m, Monday, Oct
3. IA bank Of Pittsburg, Pa, de-
iivered to the Adams Express
company at their Office at 610
Wood street, Pittsburg, a pack
age Of currency containing $1O0.-
900. OF this amount $4,000
vas in $1G0 bills, $4,000 in
$50 bills and the remaining $1O,-
900 in So, an $40 aud $40 bills.
The 500 and $50 bills, issue of
the Farmers Deposit National
bank of Pittsburg and the
Bank Of Pittsburg, n. A, were
in the main, entirely new :;
some had been slightly used. The
IS, $40 and $40 bills were old
currency. The package contain
ing this large some of money was
consigned to a bank in Cincinnati,
Ohio.
"This package was received
and receipted for by Edward
George Cunliffe, who was then
acting In the place of the regular
money clerk, who was i'll.
"Cunliffe left the office at the
usual time last evening and this
morning when he failed to report
for duty a hurried examination
was made of his department and
IL was learned that about $1,000
of funds entrusted to his care
were missing. General Agent
hiner, of the Adams Express
company Immediately called in
detectives and placed the matter
IN thor hands. Later develop
ments brought to light the fact
that in addition to the $1,000
missing, the bank package con-
taining the$l00,0O0 had not been
received at the money forwarding
OtIice at Union station this city
"lnquiries made at his resi-
dence, No. 3l4 Lucerne street,
West End, Plttsburg, showed
ihat Cunllffe arrived home at the
customary time last evening, and
alter changing his clothes bade
his family good-bye, saying to
his wife thai he was going out
'or the evening and nothing
further has been heard from him -
A warrant has been issued
charging CuulifTe with larceny.
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Darlington voted out dlspen-
saries last Tuesday by a vote of
629 to 237. Greenville's dispen-
sary election has been ordered Tor
Nov. 18th. Both the Marion and
Yorkville dispensaries have been
closed.
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The Cotton Situation.
AS Viewed by Pre- id e n t
Smith, of the Cotton Grow
ers Association--He says
"Spinners Cannot Spin Pa
per Contracts"

Columbia, October 11.-Special
to The News and Courier: Presl.
dent X. ID. Smith, of the Cotton
Growers Association, has Just
issued a statement that will be of
general interest to the cotton
growers OF the State. He argues
that what cotton is now going to
market Is to meet contracts and
that no cotton is being sold at
prevailing prices and that the
splnners cannot spin paper con.
tracts, but have to get the real
cotton. He says:
Il have just returned from
trip in the up-country, having
spoken at Laurens and Gaffney.
At the latter place l met Presi
dent Jordan, and he and | dis
cussed the situation as iS now
stands.
There is no cause for alarm on
the part Of those who are holding
cotton, but rather everything to
encourage them. The entire sit
uatlon may be summed up thus:
AS might have been expected,
this being the debt paying time,
the lieners, tenants and smaller
farmers were expected to sell
their cotton, together with quite
number Of others who were in
position to hold if they would.
The season for gathering was
so fine and the cotton opened so
rapidly that all Of this cotton has
been rushed to the market and
has created the idea that few, If
any, would regard the Associs ton
minimum price. On the other
hand large per cent of the
crop already picked and ginn-
ed is being held by strong
hands. They can afford to wait
and will wait until they feel
that they have been rewarded for
all delay, expense and annoyance
and attempted ridicule on the
part OF the opposition, has been
fully and amply paid for it. 1t
Is my honest opinion that enough
cotton is being held from the
market by strong and determined
men to put the spinning world at
their mercy long before the pros
pect of another crop is in view.
lt-Would not surprise me if sub
sequent events do not prove that
1t would have been wisdom ON
the part of the bears to have Civ
en- minimum prices for the entire
crop rather than be forced to pay
Tor their opposition, for as they
nave taken advantage OF the
weak by virtue of their position
at this debt paying time, 1t is
very probable that some Of us
will see to it that restitution is
made when the advantage lies in
our hands.
This week cotton has PRACTICAL
ly all been marketed, bur from
now on they may gamble rs they
please, but when they want spot
we will have oar price. Let no
one be uneasy, for cheering news
comes from every State and we
are bound to Hln."
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To go and do your FAIL SHOPPING. We are adding
our list of customers every day. and they
more than pleased with the good merchandise that
buy of us Our goods rank HIGH IN QUALITY ar
LOW IN PRICE. rs
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1905-06-29
IRON RIVER
From the Pioneer:

From the Pioneer:
II. 5. Fairall, secretary of the
Farmers Association, returned
Saturday from trip to the southern
part of Ashland county and Iron
county. He reports finding keen
interest in agriculture in that local
ity. particularly in the vicinity of
Saxon, where he spent day or two
looking about the country The new
creamery at Saxon is in operation
and is making about seventy five
pounds day. The creamery people
there expect to double this amount
within short time.
The school board has employed
Prot. DeGuire, of Oshkosh, to sue
coed Prof. 0. E. Rice as principal of
the Iron River schools. Mr.. De
CURE is regarded as a strong man
in his profession.
A freight train wreck on the South
Shore at Winnsboloin last Friday
interrupted traffic on the road for a
day or two. Six box cars were
dtched and badly demolished. The
wreck was caused by fiange on one
of the cars breaking. and the cars
leaving the rails. The passenger
trains run over the N. p. from this
city to the head of the lakes.
Mrs. Helmer, of Washburn, is Wis
ting at the home of her son Max.
The adjourned annual town meet
ing will take place at the town hall
on Thursday, June goth, at 10 o'clock
a. m. The report of the committee
appointed to examine the books Of
the town officers will be made at
that meeting and other matters of
Importance considered.
Harry Kopplin went to the Copper
Country the first of the week to close
up few real estate deals that his
firm hrd in sight. He succeeded in
CLOSING up with several parties
who will soon occupy some of the
fast disappearing farm lands in this
vicinity.
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DRUMMOND

Mrs. Marten, son Ralph. ard
daughter Mrs. Cora Stenjhom, left
Monday for Eau Claire where they
intend to stay for the summer
Miss Grace Clock went to Pratt
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Taylor went to Hayward on
business the later part of. the week.
Mabel Geseli, Vera Ohms and
Fred Haslett visited Rares camp
last week.
Minnie Soli,F who is employed at
Cable, is at home with her parents.
Fred Hepburn is now visiting his
father, one of the head sawyers of
the mill.
Frank Yates visited his friend
here over Sunday
Oscar Runkle visited the Gesell
family the latter part of the week.
Olga Marten left for Eau Claire
Tuesday.
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bayfield,
From the Press:

From the Press:
Miss Myrtle Herbert, who is visit
ing relatives here, V i'll leave next
Tuesday for Portland. Oregon, where
she will spend her summer vacation.
Mrs. Henry Conklin, of Hartford,
Michigan, arrived in the city Thurs
day morning and will make a short
visit 18th her sister, Mrs. M. B.
Conklin.
Hawiey Bros. of Ontontagon,
were here the first of the week and
leased the tug, Fashion, of the Dor
mer- Boutin Fish company. They
will use the boat in the fish and tow
ing business at Ontonagon.
Miss Margaret Feldhausen. who
has been teaching in the schools at
Wausau the past winter, arrived in
Bayfiel Sunday and will spend her
vacation with Der sisters, Mrs. Dan
Cowie and Mrs. E. J. Brigham.
Prof. M. G. Marsh, member Of
the United States Fish Commission,
is in the citv investigating
the cause of so many dead fish in
the lake. Prof. Marsh expects to be
in Bayfield, for courle of weeks.
A young lady living not far from
here sent fifty cents to Chicago
advertiser for receipt to whiten
and keep the hands soft. She re-
|ceived the following reply: Soak
them three times day in dish water
and let your mother rest.
Captain Tom Hadluna has Quit
fishing with the tug Arthur and has
secured contract with the North
western Dredge company, of Duluth,
to tow scows at Bite Grise Bay,
Michigan.
Mayor Wacksmuth is in communi-
cation with parties who wish to
build large sanitarium in this
vicinity and Mr.. Wachsmuth says
that the prospects of it's being
located here are coed.
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DELLWOOD,

Early last Sunday morning we
had the heaviest down-pour of rain
we have had for many a year and
some of the farmers suffered quite a
loss by having newly planted pota.
toes, cabbages etc. washed out with
the soil.
AS announced last Wednesday, a
committee of the Bayfield, county
board, together with committee of
the Ashland city council and the
town board of Washburn viewed the
new road, also the old bridge road,
ard from what can be learned, all
those committees are strongly in
favor of having the bridge road re-
built, that being the cheapest, best
aud easiest to be kept in repair, and
at the same time serviceable IN all
kinds OF weather. The fact of the
matter is. last Sunday Mr.. John
Baehr drove horse and buggy over
from Ashland to Dellwood AID the
only road he could use, was the old
Fish Greek bridge, the Junction road,
the new swamp road and the
road along Tomkins' farm being
under water and the corduroy
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lacerated by the premature explosion
of dynamite fire cracker.
DR.. Toby's daughter and her hus-
band are occupying the doctor S
cottage, Camp Tonic, at present
The doctor and Mrs, Toby are COM
ing later.
A large party of prospective land
buyers arrived Saturday and Mr..
Euce had nearly every team in town
engaged to take them out, that is
what we want, lots Of plucky farm
ers.
Rogan Bros saw mill has nearly
finished tGeir season S cut. They
expect to be through saving by the
4th, having cut about |, OOO. 900 feet.
F. W. titz, of Drummond, made a
call in this burg between trains Sat-
urday.
TIE Lad es Aid Society met with
Mrs. A. Nemec last Wednesday,
The board of review met June 26th
and adjourned until July 10th at ten
a. m. The assessor expects to be
through with his work by that time.
A. w, Swan IS building a new
barn on his farm one mile east of
town.
Some Of our farmers are still!
planting potatoes. Better hurry up
boys.
Children Day was observed here
last Sunday evening at the Congre-
gatlonal Church. A nice program
was rendered by the Sunday school
and an appropriate sermon was de-
livered by Professor Fenenga, of
Ashland Acadamy.
A Christian Endeavor society will
be organized next Sunday evening
at the church. Everybody come,
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NEWS OF bayfield, COUNTY

presented Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson
with handsome couch with which
to remember the occasion.
Mr.. Harvey Lobdell is managing
the Fl. Fl. Euer place this year. Mr..
Lobdell is a graduate of the agricul-
tural college and is whole-souled
good fellow. He is a welcome ad-
dltion to Elleen's farmer rauks and
we hope to soon see him settled n o
his own farm.
Fourth OF July will be celebrated
at Road Master SNelson place in
school district No. 3. All are invited.
Mr.. And. Larson, the school
clerk, has bought a new tubular
cream separator. He is now
crowding Eileen Stock Farm
pretty hard in up-to-date dairy
methods. Mr.. Lars on is another
example of what hard work, per-
severance and 60 acres of land
will do in Eileen township. He
settled on his sixty acres about
ten years ago and now has a
beautiful home with all the up-to-
date farm conveniences. Forty
acres clear and stumped, o. good
healthy appetite and owes no
man a dollar; and neither does
he entertain any fear of whether
he will have his job on the NOR
row, he is of the free and sturdy
farmer class who have time for
religious services onSu nday and
can go to town with his better
half on a week Gay if he chooses.
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Girls, give up the gushing and
goo-goo business. Do not f1irt With
the n'ppant travelling man. Steer
clear of the smooth-toned and seduc-
tive stranger. Don t do anvthin g
OF which you would be ashamed to
tell your mother. The real female
woman IS getting to be a scarce
article, and it is all because the
glddy girl grows up to be a mannish
matron. know it looks cute to
collar the newest man in town and
stay out until the stars scintilate
at nlght-and perhaps do so your
sell QUO the proper performance
Tor modest maiden would be TO 90
at the matter formally as they did in
years past when etiquette was part
OF the educate of the budding, beauti-
ful ana sometimes bashfuL girl.
Girls, be good.
Since the Wachsmuth Lumber
company became the owner of the
timber that surrounds bayfield, they
have been busy trying to get
veneering company to locate here.
A plant of this kind recently burned
out at Rhinelander aud Mr.. Wack-
smuth is doing all in his power to
get this company to come to Bay
field.
Solicitors are now making the
rounds gathering the necessary
funds for Fourth of July celebra-
ton and are meeting with fair sue
cess. Enough money has already
been secured TO assure us of a good
celebration.
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THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, IN CIR
lUIT COURT FOR BAYFIELD, COUNTY.
Samuel f Sniyely plaintiff,

w ~.
QUIT COURT FOR BAYFIELD, COUNTY.
Samuel F. Sniyely plaintiff,
Hynes Lumber Company. Ashland National
Bank, Bank of Eau claire, Addison P.
Brewer, viii A. Brewer Fred P. Brewer, J.
w. Cochran, Emlen Davies. Joseph F.
Davies, as executor and trustee under the
last will of John Fl. Knight deceased John F,
Dufnr, Drluth shoe company J, S. Ellis, in
dividualy and as administrator of the esta tie
OF Edwin Ellis deceased. Edwin II. Ellis.
sam S. Fifeld, Filler Stowell Company,
Samuel G NJ. Gates. George n. Hauptman
f. a. Hamilton. Michael Hopkins. PATRICK
Hynes, John Hynes, Augusta Kennedy. Ella
B. Knight and Clark NJ Knight, individual
ly and as executors aud trustees under the
last Will of John I'll. Knight, deceased
Francis Kendall, Rebecka Knight, Pauline
Knight, Danielia Loranger. John H. Mead
Sarah T. Mead. Thomas c. Mead, John J.
Neary. Joe Neary r. E. Parcher Peerless
Manufacturing Company. Eugenia B. Row.
ley, A, w. Sanborn, Michael F.. Schouweiler
Frank schultz, Victor Simons. May H. Smith
x. L. Smith, st. Paul Rubber Company,
Henry Sweet, A, NJ, Warden. Wells Stone
Merchantile Company, Newton /. Wiley
David Wright and all unknown heirs, de-
visees, trustees. representatives, owners and
persons claiming any interest in the lands in
Bayfield, county. Wisconsin, described in
plaintiffs complaint and hereinafter des-
cribed. Defendants
SUMMONS
The State of Wisconsin, to the said defend.
ants and each of them:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons
exclusive Of the day of service and defend
the above entitled action in the court afore-
said; and in case of your failure so to do
Judgment will be rendered against you ac-
cording to the demand Of the complaint, OF
which n copy is herewith served upon you
Thelabove action is brought by the plain
tiff to establish his title and claim, aud to
forever bar the above mentioned defendants
known and unknown. against having or
clai-ing any right or title adverse to the
plaintiff, in and to the lands in Bayfie
county, Wisconsin. described as follows. viz
The SEA of NE14 and the sen OF section
1S. the VIZ Of SW14 and the SW15 Of seq
section 81, al in township 40 N of range W;
the Eh OF NEA the NW14 of NE4, the NE4
OF sEA, of section %; the SWA of NWA and
the NJ of SWH of section a; the VIZ OF
SWl5 of sectioa 26; the E1a Of NEE the 8 Va
and the EH of SEA OIL section q, the S" ID of
NW14 the WE of SW4 and the SEA of SW
n of section 49, all OF se ;tion 81. all in town
ship 40 N of range W.; the Sc "a Of section
3. township 48 N of ranges w.
LUSE, POWELL, DE FOkEST s. LUSE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
n A6drosS Suporio,s Dou,1o, 4 o,,r+v
Wisconsin,
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CIRCUIT COURT, bayfield, co11Nrv
Waller l.. Newland vs.. Henry , D..
son, ct al.
by Writ of judgment of partition and
at4I n,'oe III Inc above entitled action on the
24th day of December, 1904. the snt,>cr;.a.
80 80, Vn.'V purpose being duly appointed. win
~ q. Une liont door OF the court house in
Wv .iVy VI Washburn in said county on
VIC -. oay Oh July, A. D. 1905. at IL O'Clock
~ 'iie forenoon OF said day, the real estate
uirec'eo oy said Judgment to be sold as fol.
lows the north half of the northwest omar
Ter an the southeast quarter of the north
west quarter of Section two ~ in townshin
lo[ty-lour 40 north OF range six16) west
Washburn Wis, June 7, 1905
j. J. MILES, II c
@o'y' Sheriff
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dune IS &c July 2O
Notice of Foreclosure Sale nv Advar.iss
ment.
" nereas the Bank OF Lake Nebagamon =
banking corporation organized under The laws
OF the state or Wisconsin and having it's
principal place of business at Lake Nebaga-
mon, Douglas county, Wisconsin. is now the
owner aud holder of a certain mortgage bear
ing date December LIST, 1904, executed by Chas.
=. MUCK, then unmarried, mortgagor to said
Bank OF Lake Nebagamon, mortgagee, and
recorded vi the Office Of the register of deeds
VI bayfield, county, Wisconsin, December
l4Gn' 1914, IN volumn IA, of mortgages. on
page o9i, which said mortgage contains a
power or sale upon default being made in any
or the conditions thereof; And
whereas default has been made in the con-
oltlons OF said mortgage by non-payment of
The principal SUM. and interest thereon at
SIX per cent from December LIST. 1904. to June
ISL, I9Oo the time the same became due and
PAYABLE, secured by said mortgage
whereas, there is now claimed to be dine
ana unpaid to said Bank of Lake Nebagamon
the owEer and holder OF said mortgage at the
date hereof. the sum of six hundred and
nineteen dollars (S6l9,6W for principal and
interest secure1 by said mortgage, besides
the sum OF twenty-five dollars. solicitors
fees. stipulated in said mortgage to be paid
IN case of foreclosure, by any default in the
conition thereof, That no action has been
c. nm enced to recover the debt or any por-
ton thereof secured by said mortgage
NOW therefore notice is hereby given. that
said moss1age will be foreclosel by a sale Of
the mortgaged premises under said power
OF sale, pursuant To the statute In such case
made and provided at public vendue to the
highest bidder atthe sheriff's Office in the
Court House in the City of Washburn. Raw
! field county, Wisconsin,, on Saturday the goth
day of July, 1905, at o'clock in the afternoon
of said day,and that said sale will be made bv
the sheriff of Bayfield, county, Wisconsin.
The description OF the mortgaged prem ises
as contained in said mortgage is as follows:
The south east quarter,of section six (6). in
township forty fve45) north OF range nine
! 90. west, in the County of bayfield, and the
State OF Wisconsin, with all the PRIVILEGES and
appurtenances thereunto belonging.
Dated June 10TH 1905
CHAs. j, MUCK,
Mortgagor
Bank of Lake Nebagamon,
Mortgage.
MYRoN REED,
| Attorney for Mortgage
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SHIN mons

=. y ~ GIo lid, plaintiff, VS. III. Horswell
anu Wisconsin Lumber Il Cattle Co a
IortlSn corporation, defendants.
l he State OF Wisconsin to the said defend
anus:
Il GU are hereby sum moned TO appear with
IN twenty days after service of this summons
exclusive OF the day OF service, and defend
The above entitled action in the count afore.
SAID; and In case of your faiIurs so to do
JudgmentwilI be rendered against you ac-
cordlng to the demand Of the compIaint of
which copy is herewith served up,n Won
JOHN NJ. NELSON
Plaintiffs Attorney.
T. o.-Madlson, Dane County, Wis.
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alohg the south branch of Fish Creek
having foated out. A. =. Hosmer's
MIX Team went to Ashland in the
forenoon and on the way back home
came nearly drowning the team
The driver had to leave the wagon
IN the middle OF the road, unhitch
the horses, swim team to the rail
road track and leave them at
Iomk'ns farm until yesterday,
T'ere is a couple of car loads of
cattle expected for the Wilson Range
by tomorrow.
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Oune 18th to July 6th.9
Notice to Gre ditorS
STATE OF WISCONSIN, coJTTr1

STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY Cor1RT
FOR BAYFIELD, COUNTY.
In the matter Of the estate of E. w. Me-
Olure deceased. LIN probate.
Notlce is hereby given that the claims and
o1iiit'ilAs OF all persons against E. W. Nc
Uiuio oe0easeu' late OF the city of Duluth. i'm
Wy o'a'e u minnesota. will be receive, ex-
amlneo ana adjusted by the county court of
bayfield, county, at the special term If said
court'to be held at the court house in the citv
OF "ashDurn, in and for said county on the
second Tuesday Of December A. d 1901.
Also mat SIX months from and after the
1Oth day Of June, A. D, 1905, is the timo
limited for creditors of said e. w, Mcclure j
oeceased' 10 present their claims to said court
Tor examination and allowance
BY the Court,
VIM, H. IRISH.
n.4oa-, County Judge
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT CO11pr
FOR BAYFIELD, COUNTY,
george Il. Lloyd, Plaintiff. vs Sio, m,
DEPENDENT. -Ao'oi,
nc state OF Wisconsin to the said Defend
anti h0iiu
are hereby summoned to appear within
."en'S oays after the service of this sum-
MONS exclusive of the day of service and
oeleho 'ne ABOVE entitled action in the court
aforesaid; and in case OF your failure so to al
Ju'ginent VIII be rendered against Won ac-
corning 10 the demand of the complaint of
winch copy is herewith served mon vo,,
sANBORN, LAMoREUx & PRAY.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
- Address Ashland. Ashland Co. wis
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SH M HONS

SHf1mOfS
OihCol1 COURT, BAYFIELD, COUNTY
H. Eggen' plaintiff, VS. A. Horswell and
wisconsin Lumber & Cattle Co.. foroian
corporation, defendants,
me State OF Wisconsin to the said Defendants
gu are hereby summoned to appear vithi,,
twenty days after service of this
exclusive of the day OF service. and ,defand
the ABOVE entitled action in the conrt ,fona
SAID; and in case of your failure 50 to d..
judgment will be rendered against Won 90
cordlng to the demand of the c,nn1a;st
which copy is herewith servad r,a -
JOHN M. NELSON.
q. Plaintiffs Attorney.
o''-Madlson, Dane County, Wis.