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DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL THINGS IN DRY GOODS.

We have epened a very choice assortment OF
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC GOODS.
ehnrstang all the novelties OF the season in mate
RAJ and colors. and receive daily all the New Styles
rs they appear in the northern markets ack
pamask. Silks. Satins. Grenaiine; all shades IN
Satins Tor Irimm. nrs. Our line Of Cashmere ana
Soft Wool Goods is not surpassed anywhere.
fRlNTS, PERCALEs, GINGHAMS, in every
style and very low prices Some new things not
shown elsewhere.
All Domestic sioeds a: lowest market prices
SHAwLS, JACKETS, DOLMANS. CAPES,
MANTLES, FICHCE5 IN great variety.
most choice stock of BLACK SILK GRENA-
DIMES. - -
eF- MOURNING STOCK COMPLETE.
Laree stock of cot RTAULDS ENGLISH GRAPE
REMNANT Of The hest goods, az about hall price
JOHN r. MITCHEI.L.
apS-3t a1l peuna avenue.
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Howsox's Ice CRK.M. sc. a Of; s.. 25 a gal.

REAL ESTATE SALE.-MeSsrs. Duncanson Bros
auctiOnrers, sold Saturday for Reginald Fem
dali. trustee, lots - and -, in O'Donoghue's
subdivision OF part OF lot Pilot - fronting %
feet On north q street. and having depth OF
100 feet. unimproyed-tO W. L. Eaton az "a Cts
square foot Lot Is, having the same front on
Washington street and same depth improved
BY small frame, TO Thomas Callan, trustee for
l6 cts. square foot.
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DROWNED IN JAMES CREEK CASAL-Yester,iav
afternoon the body or a white man was found
nOat1ng IN the James Greek canal near the H.
street bridge. IL had evidently been i'm the
water several days. as 1t was considerably de-
composed. IN the pockets were found several
pennies and lead pencil The body WAS iden-
Tined as that OF Henry Maxwell; an unfortunate
inebl1ate. who has been an inmate OF the work.
house for considerable part OF the time the
past winter. Ii is thought that he stumbled
and fell into the canal While under the tnfiu-
ence OF liquor. No marks OF violence were found
On him. The coroner did hot deem an inquest
necessary
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BASE BALL Notes.-The National Clue went
over 10 Baltimore. to-day, TO play the nine of
thal city. TO-mOrrOw these cluGS Will play
here. Mr.. Phillips, the manager OF the Balti-
more Club. has secured Brouther'S, OF last years
TrOys, Oh first base, and HoweS as center ried
Daily Will pitch Richmond Will be short STOP
Myers second base and Smiley sd. This leaves
players for the right and left fields TO be en-
gagged. The Providence nine plays here Thurs
daI, Friday and SATURDAY. OF this week.
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The Weather.
LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemcnts. &C.. Fe-Nieht.

Amuse nenfs, DC, F6. Night.
FO1ds Oserd HOsSe.-"The Pirates of PEI
vance
National (hedteT. - Lawrence Barrett sr
.sIOTicks Love-
I TaeGteT C0ri1tque.-Varieties. sketches, &C.
arlington IF,eGter.-Strong bill CT varieties
L.neola HaH.-CoDcert blythe Young Apeho
Club OF New DIRK.
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PlEASE THEM.-lfy you want TO please the boys
bring them 10 the Boys Clothing House OF Il.
Robinson Co., 909 Pa. ave-, for their new spring
suit.
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SILKS. BUNTINGS, &c.

SILES. BUNTING>, &c.
Black SII kS, from 75c. te 81.
Colorsd sILKS and striped SILKS.
All Wool BU STINCS, D and Soc.
Black CASHMERES ard DRAP p'TES
Black TAMlSE and HENRIETTA CLOTH
Caiored DRESS GOODS.
SEERSUCkER and Madras GISG3AMS.
HOSIERY. GLOVES, PERCAIES, PRINTS. NC-
PARASOLS and sun UMBRELLAS.
WN. X. RILES.
RILEY BUILDING,
ar3-6t Garner sfh anal n Is.
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WASHINGTON FISH MAREET-Sold by X. A. Col
den. agent.-6,Oo0 shad nom {16 10 SIS per 1907
5000 behring's from s. 10 s. per 1000: 1000
punches rock and perch, from - 10 81 cents per
bunch.
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DRY GOODS CHEAP.

DRY GOODS CHEAP.
so 90 pieces Arabian suitiugs. at 2sc- Ter yard.
50 dozen Mems Linen Hdkfs., hema,ed. Al rsr 40,
Do a. Cambria ,Or a.
Best lo4 Sheeting, 81 and 40c pcr Sarl
100 dozen Towels, at 81 and 81 50 iier Dozen
Table Linen and Napkins very low.
Atwood Twiled DE Bese, Soc
1905 yards Plaid and Striped Mus'ns slightly
sohed on edges, AZ Is and zoe regular price
% and 37hc i''
Bargains in all kinds Of DRY GOODS
ap3 slI MARI g.
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CARTEEs'S.
SPRING GOODS.

SPRING GOODS.
Elegant all-wocl Bunting, ~
Better all-wool Bunting. Is.
Beautiful all wool Lace Bunting, so
Beautlful all-wool Lace Bunting, very wila Al u
Best Black Silk i'm the market, at Sl.95
Better Black six. 81. 50, 81 =, a. 80 25 40 III
Wlu lnces.) Full line Cashmeres black and sprius,
shIaes. Paraso,s and Sun Umbrellas, cheap.
The best Towel in the CITY at 25c Cloths and Cas-
sheres from 25c to s. per yd Suits made 10 order
on shortest notice Full line Of Laundried aud Tn
anndrled Shirts at old prices.
Snlfts made to order-measure taken here
Spiendid SHIRTS ito ORDER per half dozen, 81 50.
better Shirts ito ORDER per half dozen, so
Best mo better madeD Shirts 10 order, sI2
Satlsfactlon, or money refunded.
w hite spreads 81 25,worth to- daywholessle 81 80.
Elegant 3-but ND Gloves. every pr warranted, 81
LUTTRELL a WINE.
nar3l-Zw 1890 Pa. ave.
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BOYS SHIRT WAISTS age from 4 10 20 years. at
nineteen cents; this IS the greatest bargain we
ever offered. A. SakS & CO.. $40 9TH street.
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It Is q noticeable fact that We can never pick
mo paper without readlns OF DR.. Bulls Cough
E1rpE
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30 WAGES FOa DEsERTERs.-3he case OF
JON Lane. John Z. RemOS and HeIry X. Con-
doE. sueing for wages due them on the schooner
TanahauSer, was dismissed by Chief Justice
Cartier. on saturday. Ghis was on the strength
OF the dismissal OF the charges OF cruelty, pre-
ferred by condor. before L. S. Commissioner
Walter. against the captain OF the boat. Judge
Cartier held that wages could not be drawn by
a deserving crew who had signed articles r0Y a
full VOYAGE.
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lust RECEIVED-A new supply of
EiSTER CARDS and EASTER EGGS.
EASTER CARDS and EASTER EGGS.
EASTER CARDS and EASTER EGGS.
very LARGE ASSORTMENT on hand this year, in
Guiding designs from all the manufacturers
NEW BOOKS.
The Readers Hand book by Rev. e. Brewer 49, 50
Oral Deformlues, by kingsley.............. 8. 90
Patent Case Index, by w. p Preble, Jr....... 500
Schouler's Baiments, including Carriers. 6. 90
Prayers and Hymnals in cases and separately.
w. H. & o. III. MORRISON,
Law BOOKSELLERS AND STATIoNERs,
marl9 49, Pa. ave.
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ALEXANDRIA NOTES.-The horse attached 10 a
buggy containing Col. John :. Barbour and Mr.
Reyeruy J. Daingerheld on their way from
Washington 10 Poplar Hill, opposite this city.
Friday. became frightened and ran away. Both
gentlemen were thrown out and Col. Barbour
received painful but not serious wound on the
leg. 80. Considerable excitement is being created
in the wool districts by the great demand for
Wool The agents OF wool dealers are travelling
through the country Offering ~ cents per pound
for the article, and advancing 81 per fleece to re-
ceive IL IL Is understood that A. w. Harris.
colOred OF this city. has been appointed L. :.
s.orekeepeT for this district. vice E. d. Fitch re-
moved because he announced himself in favor
OF Blaine for PresidenL-Gn.stte3 81.
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"ALDlRNKY DAIRY."-Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning and delivered In u lbs
Ward" prints, 45c. per ID. Also. cottage
cheese and butterm1lk. tt
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When the true situation became known loud
and bitter were the curses heaped ppon the head
of Pat
Pat Ranleagh was reckless, harum-scarum
young man, who had been ofpener before the
civil justice On one charge or another, than any
Young man in the district.
He was happy go-lucky, Grave. reckless
youth, the son OF a couple who had died many
years before, leaving him, lad OF thirteen, to
take care of himself.
There were strange rumors asroad concerning
Happy Pat, and there were those who whispered
that II he had his rights there would be a new
The parish priest, a good and devout old KAN.
had attended to Pat Ranleaglfs education, and
although the young fellow was but a rowing
tramp, taking odd jobs betimeS-there were
those who said that he haa a most excellent
education, as good as some of the heightened
In the meantime, Pat lived on-a wile. fox
like sort OF life
He was a fne-loeking yoath, little above
medium height, nroad-shouidered, and as strong
as an OK.
1t was claimed that he was the best boxer
and wrestler in the country; the young man.
It was seldom :he TOOK advantage Of an oppor-
| tunty to display his strength and skill.
Happy Pat was an object OF special dislike to
The two men had never come to an open COL
| lision, but McMann had eeen heard to boast
| that some day he would send Pat Ranleagh
across the sea in government gang.
| Girls OMara became very angry upon learn
ing that Pat Ranleagh was the author of the
cruel Joke tnat mad been played upon number
of starving families
Pat had once been great favorite with the
O'Mara family, until the poor boy let on that
he was in love with Maggie
1t was then that he was banished from the
house. and hidden never to enter the door
again.
The dismissal had occurred while the O'Maras
We're st1il occupants OF the farm, and before
they had been evicted.
Pat Ranleagh had proved himself proud, if he
was poor and homeless and never had he dark
| ened O.Mara's door until the hour OF eviction
came, when he was On hand to assist IN any
manner that he could.
"Inever believed that Pat Ranleagh bad as
| he IS, could ever play such trick as this"
| growled O'Mara.
Al this moment. Maggie spoke up asking:
Father, dear, what did We ever knew Pat to
! do that was name? Faith, he may be reckless
and do bad. but niver was he known to do a
| a name thing."
The father glared at his child. He cid not
| like the defense OF Pat to come from that quar-
| ter.
Theme was lull in the Storm the good but
hungry nefghborS had risen to depart in body.
when most curious incident occurred
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EDGAa's WHOOPING COUGH SPECIFIC IS the
best. rs and SOC. per bottle. For sale by drug
giStS generally,
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ERESH LITERATURE
Under the Window by Kate Greenaway. Price 81 so
insects ABROAD. by Rev. /. g Wood .....-.... 400
Introduction by E. G. stedman ............ 200
captain Fracasse, by Theophile Gautier. l. 90
FOSTERS Ply sloloey, Sd Edition ammonium. 2 80
Doran's Annals of the Stage Vols .......... g. 50
Wit and Wisdom OF Sidney Smith l.. rs
Eronde's Bunyan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. rs
"dio NAdHSee.. 10
FRANCIS b. MOHUN,
SUCCESSORS TO MoHUN Bros,
ap1 lOl5 Pa. ave-, cor. llth st.
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TIE ''BEaNZE HORSE" eR THE MOYE.-1he
case CT Gar and against E-.lS-bill TO restrain
the remOval3f the bronze horse on the Clark
Mills place, leased by the eGpplainant-having
been compromised, the horse IS being removed
and Will be sent at once &c Nashville to b.
mounted by statue OF Gen. Jackson. The It'll
CATION has cost Col. Mills over $500 besides the
loss OF time
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"ROuGH ON RATS druggist for 1t. II
clears out rats, mice, reaches bed bugs. 15c
a box; for Washington at $50 Pa avenue.
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BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS,

One hundred lO0) pieces of new STYLES beautifnr
Spring Dress Goods inst received.
immense assortment of Dress Goods suitable for
trimming.
Figured Linen Lawns only I5c.. worth Csc
Three hundred (3CU) pieces beautiful Figured
Lawns &, 10. H. l5c.
Coored Twilled Silks. splendid quality, only 5sc,
worth 81.
Excellent quality Cloth for boys wear 81, ~. 90
and 7sc. y
Nottingham Lace for curtains Immense assert
ment), 12Lc. mp TO 81.
Golored and Bla r Cashmeres. pure wool. 25c.
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You CAN MAKE NO MIsTAKE.-If you have dys
pepsia sick headache, or your liver or stomach
is out OF order, take j. NJ Laroque's AIlti-BiIiOus
Bitters. only see that you get the genuine ar
ticle. Csc. a paper, or 81 bottle. w. E. THORN
TON, Prop, Bait, Nd. Sold by druggists.
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CARTER'S, III Marke, spao..

. BLACK Silks. Colored Silks, Colored and Black
Satlns, Colored and Black Eelvets Black Cashmere
Shaws (pnre wooD, 81. ~ to IS. Our 81 81 as and
81 81 Black Silks are special bargains splendid
BACK SILK only s5c. One hundred (lO0) pieces
beautiful new styleD Madras Ciinghanls. Hand
some Piano Covers 50. rs TO IS. Excellent Calico
bic. Black Cashmeres, pure wool, wide doubles
width, reduced from soc. down 20 80
FRONT hOOM, first floor, over our store for
rent Desirable location for a Dr,ssmakng estab-
hshment
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"BUcHuPABA."-Quic complete cure to 6
days; all urinary complaints; 81, at druggists
For Washington at $50 Pa ave.
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1t cures
B!liOusneSs. Headache and Liver COMPLAINTS.
Such is QutlhS IRISH TIA, the % cent remedy.
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Renear's Brown Mixture
cures bad cough or cold in a lew days. Four
ounce bottle 25c. Sold by all druggists. NV, f3
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Eminent DIR. j. J. Caldwell, Baltimore,
Md,
states: II have used COden's Liebigs Liguid
Extract or Beef and Tonic InrigOrdtOr largely
in weakening debility, febrile and nervous dis
of nutrient tones now in use or to be found In
pharmacy. Sold by all druggists and grocerS
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VHE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH
IL Consists of the immense stock of BOOTS and
SHOES of the latest Spring Styles now on exhibit
ton and sale at the great
BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE.
4O1 Penn'a avenue, Near National Hotel
The remarkable low prices that rule at this estab
lshment are not only surprise to our purchasers
but to the manufacturers of the goods themselves.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' Fine Kid, French Heel, Box toe, from
81. 25 up.
Ladies Pebble Goat, French Heel. Box toe, from
Ladies' Cloth Top, Button Boots from 81 Is up.
Ladies' Fox Button Boots. from 81: 25 up.
Ladies' Fox Caters (Lace), from IS cents up.
Ladies' Kid Slippers, from SO cents up.
Ladies' Newport Ties, from 81 up
GENTS DEPARTMENT.
Gents Hand stitched, Calf Caters, from 81. Is up.
Gents Dress, Congress Caters, from 81 up.
Gents English Walking Shoes. from 81. 25 up.
Gents Fine Calf Boots, Warranted. from So. 25 up.
fine assortment of Gents Hand made, Low Quar-
ters-a Specially.
Special Notice-A Box of Backing Given to every
Customer whose Purchase Amounts to So.
GREAT BOSTON SHOE HOUSE,
Sign of the Red Flag,
NEAR NATIONAL HOTEL.
LEOPOLD RICHOLD,
mar26-3m Proprietor.
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LADIES' GOODS.
MILLINERY.

SPRfNG MILLINERY.
We have now open and ready for ese
the largest and nost complete assortment OF
STRAW AND CHIP HATS AND BoNNETS
Ever shown in this city, consisting Of
ALL The LATEST PARISr.N. ENGLISH. ITALIAN,
SWISS AND AMERICAN NOVELTIES,
Together With endless variety of all the leading
SHAPES IN Staple straw Goods. Our
SILK AND FLOWER DEPARTMENTS
Are also repie,e with everything and desirable
forming the richest and most elegant display of
SILKS. MBBONs, FLOWERS. Ere.
That the home and foreign markets can produce
We have also ready for inspection an extremely
choice selection of
FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS,
And sre constantly receiving additions to our gen
eral stock 10y every European steamer. Our prices
viii be as low as the superior quality and design of
our goods Will permit Of, aud We respectfully invite
the attention of the ladies of this city and vicinity
inspect our stock before making spring purchases
Personal attention given to all Millinery orders
J. II: PALMER.
IMPORTER,
aIl 11OS r st. NV.
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FOR CLEANING OR DYEING LADIES' AND GENTS
SUITS, Anton Fischer, 900 6 street northwest
will give satisfaction in every respect. 1y
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MARINE PICgPoCKBTS.-In the Police Court TO
day. Mark COnnell, Thomas Carey and Joseph
Carroll, three l. :. Marines We're charged with
the grand larceny o. $40 from Mrs. Frederica
GreSS. by picking her pocket at Dowing's
aucilon store saturday afternoon. Sergeant
Heffner testified TO finding these men q few
minutes after the larceny had been committed
In disreputabie house on street. with the
money In their possession. The case was sent
TO the grand Jury.
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VEAMILYA'S LADIES' SHOES.
Tbs hest in the world for the money. AL Winter
Boots win be sold att
DISCOUNT OF FIFTEEN PER GENT
for the next 80 days Also, odd sizes sale cheap
LADIES' and CHILDREN'S SHOES MADE No
ORDER. MARIO
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IMPORTANT Carpet SALE-The peremptCry
auction sale or ~ rolls OF carpets and oil cloths
continues al +. y. Naudain'S IG9 Market Space
These carpets are going at cheap prices, as the
sale Is without reserve. owing 10 the abolition
OF that branch OF his business
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! TuE GKEAT NE>r.-Mr. Robert
= 3,..ar u.Lo i..s .h,r,,, - >
=
very 'npof''''' part - NE tc"-'"
Bureau h"s gwen il advance Ok:
"f.ieid rer"ft0 some general l"et~
9"0" M i'.e v.,t',"F.'tnar9 growth
u. st.' NJ 81. HE Stau>hea are as
caii.iaed ~ rs agriculture, but
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secure . wlnter-gardpn Of flowers.
or some GSeiul fancy work for the
glrlS-perhaps q preparation for
holiday presents ; new tElga zine
for every month; books from the
Pub'lc library a box .. paints or
dIaughtiug implements. too,-.athe
and a set Of tools, or y coop ofhens
for the boys something new and
interesting for each, according 10
their taste oy incIinatious.
There are many lesser things.
also, that 50 to make UP i happy
home life for the children, and 80
for their elders. How many mothers
forget TO lay IN a supply Of mats, Of
various sorts, for the winter even
lng8 10 nave : bat q popping
corn nnng convenient 10 the kitchen
fret give the boys I regular treat;
10 Keep always i barrel Of eating
apple where they can supply the
chIilreu'a lunch basket and rockets,
L takes 2 good many things To-
make . home, and Iorelhou.hl Is
one Of the indispcnsaJles-torc-
thought not merely for food and
comfort, but for cult~re, recreation.
employment, happiness.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-11-13

TIE Grand Rapids & Indiana
railroad company propose extend,
iug Iheir line from Petosky to
Mackinaw City, while in few
days he Michigan Central viii
award contract for the compile
ton OF their road from Gaylord, tie
present terminus Of the Mackinaw
division, to Cheboygan, and u
lirnatcIy to Mackjnaw City, making
that point the terminus Of two
roads, connecting with Point St
Tguace by railroad ferry, Oh which
an IRON boat, designed expressly to
open a passage through the ice in
the winter, will be run.
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>oTECEs

"a; HnRGAS an instAllment OF SIX dollars
sS and twenty FIVE cents, was duly
called in 2Pon each share subscribed to tho
Capital Stock Of Thg Superior Boom Com
paHg, and became dae September lst 1880
and payment Of such ln>talment has been
refused, after due notice, for more than
sixty days since the same 20 became pav.
able, by ETich Hc Arthur holding thirteen
shares OF SAID stutA.
Notice is hereby given shat the d,jinquca,
stocA aforesaid. Will be sold pursuant to tho
statute bg she Directors of said Compsny.
at public Auction, to The highest bidder, foE
cash, on Saturday, the IIth day of Decom-
Der next, AZ O'Clock pm, at the outer door
Of he store q Il. Vi. reyton 4 Co., on
Conuor's Point, IN Superior. Dous' County.
Wisconsin
Dated November 5th, 1850.
WILLIAM aIMBALL.
4'g.s. sup riar Boom %
HIRAM HAYES,
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: bEGGHr LOOK AHEAD.-People
who are always anticipating trouble
are commonly Ike those who arc
on the outlook for social snubs and
sIighrs: they find what they look
for /; ha.f the tlme were gpeA 10
planning Tor pleasure that is &C
cupied IN looking ahead At work
and worry, we should al be 4 good
deal happier. The haoit and knack
ut making pieasa ... es, instead OF
waiting for them 70 happen, is not
enough studied in our homes. Tn
expected delights are no more truly
GuGscuds than those We earn bv
providing Tor them-though they
often seem SO from the sweet sur
prise they bring, and from the
natural satisfaction We all feel IN
'.cxtras,n ahether from heaven or
earth.
The home time Of the year IS
near. Tie aItar-fres viii soon be
iigutcd the evening lamps already
gov al the center oI the home
circle and Tue long evenings bring
their old opportunities for intel
iectuai and social lie. Is II not
worth while for the h0me-makers
ana thsir assistants, Of all degrees,
TO plan a little 10 make these long
seasons Of indoor life as varied and
attractive as possible ? The wise
parents VIII OF course make as gen
erous provision IS they can in the
way Of books and games ana
fascinating am"se!nents and en-
p.oyIncitS, for the children. If YOU
don't = ant the bows in mischief
and the girls in Idleuess, yoa mast
furnish them with ,unoocnt and
normal activities. The healthful
li.,le boy hat will stay conteDted y
and quie..y in she house, vith only
his last years toys, books Lbat are
either too old, Too young, or too
stapid to interest him. ana parents
whose hrst and last command !,
,hat he shall keep stiU,n and
bother nobody, is either an angel
or 3 simp.eton-probably the lat
ter y little wise provision will
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Y3EsWTTT
2E - =. - - .sls

STATE or WISCONSIN, r...,.
CoUSTY or DouGLAs, 0'''.s oI' =
N.ram Hnyef, % vJoring pertnlr 81 a.n firm
q Boayht & Hayes, R.sasng'.
AGAINST
4u.5ross B. Eu]onE. H.fe,p}ua,
Tue STATE - WISCONSIN, -
T. The sAIn NsEaNo,>r,
You are hereby summoned to appear
within twenty dare after service of this
summons, exclusive of Ire day of scrf.ec,
and defend the above entitled action iu tuc
court aforesaid and IL case o. -aur fuE-gc
so to 40, Judgment wi.l be rendered against
YOU according to the demand ot the co4..
plaiut
Dated August II, 1850.
GEo y. PEEEy, Plaintiffs Attorney.
J .. address, Superior,
Douglas County Wisconsin,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-11-13

an enormous growth Of the lailling
Interests on al! the streams putting
into tie south side Of the lake
especially at Ontonaeon, A>hlsnd,
Dnlnth and Superior City. Beside
this the St. Louis river will soon be
an important factor in the case.
Lum berman Gazette.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-11-13

TIE SIUVEPZPE,
5 NEW CONSIDERATION N FAVOR or
TIE UGLIEsT OF HATS.

TIE UGLIEsT OF HATS.
There must be a deeper and
more potent reason Tor the popular
i,y OF the stoyepipe hat than the
mere consideration that the Wearer
iooks well III il, If ne does look 50,
according 70 the Buffalo Courier
W are satisfied that the secret
cause Of this curious popularity is q
mora. ouc. The plug hat Is ylrlu-
ally ; sort ot social guaranty for the
preservation Of peace and order.
He who puts one on has gwen :
hostage 10 the community for his
good behavior. Tho Eearer OF q
piug la. must move Tith certain
sedaieuess and propr!ety. lie can
rot run, or jump, or romp, or get
into fight except At the peril Of.
his headgear. Al the hidden IN
duences af tie beayer ttu toward