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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-12
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Pr1yjacicl pismn naszego ks.
Roman Guzowski przes}af Zgodzie
umieszczenia co nastepuje:
Independence d. % czerwca 1887.
Szanowna Redakcyo!
Prose- w 1amach swego pis-
ma umiesciG kilka uwag W odpo-
wiedzi ma Mr.. 81 ,Kropidfa", kto
ry przyjaf korespondentya KS. Z.
Tomaszewskiego Pine Creeku,
Wis.
Przypomna sobie zapewne sza-
nowni czyteInIcy artykuf umiesz-
czony roku zesztegc ,,Gnzecie
Polskiej" p. Dynlewicza, W kt@-
rym ks. Tomaszowski, gdy widziat,
il stanowisko jego, jake probosz-
CA w Independence, Wis. chwiac
sic zaczynafo, poszukiwaf ma miej-
see W godncgo kapfana, ,,nic zas
jakiegos sfifierza''. Najlepiej o tenn
pamietaG moze sam p. Dyniewicz,
DO korespondencye ks. Tomaszew-
skiege %odznaczuIa sic rewna sty-
lityczna orig;nalnosciq i wymaga-
ia !uio piracy i mozotu "a MIN sig
mysli j zdania lego W niejakiA po-
rzadek ufozy, by je do druku pc
dac byfo mozebnem. Prawdopodob-
ME l terasniejsza korespondencya
Mr.. 81 Kropid!a nurobj}a wielkie-
60 kiopotu p. Sl;szowi, dziwic
sic trzsba, zo ~przeciez W niej ia.
kiesos sensu sic dopatrzy}. Juz
sam nawet p. Sllsz Z wielka o.
glednoscia ~opracowaf correspondent.
cya tego dobrodziej.-bo nawet
wazyf sic mego nazwiska VIVA
vic, nj tez ME wspomniaf ami
sf6wkiem o rogutych nlerogatvch
stworzeniach, bez ktoryc!l Ks. To-
maszewski w swych listach obeisG
SIG ME moze. WidaG 2 tego, ana
wet sam ME dowiedziat ks Toma-
szewskiemu. Otoz ten jegomosG ma
roblf soble w ku&dej parufi', gdzie
tylko przebywaf swym nader dfu-
GIN jezykiem duso i wielkich ME
przyjemnosci. A poniewaA jezyka
swego nigdy nigdzie mic byt pa
mem ME jest MIN jes1cze dotad
zabrnaf talk dalecr, il nareszcic
ME mogt zpaIezG droEi wyjscia i
swe stowa doiarami ortacac mu-
stat. Nadto p%rzckonania lego i
sad clagiej prawie uiegaja zmlanie,
Sam zyje re SODA w s%przecznosci.
Navel W bardzo waAnych spra-
wach, ktorc ksladz kaidy dosko-
naie znac musi i powinien-nie
mowiac JUL o ~rzeczoch mniejszej
wagi-chwleje sic, okazujo czesto
ni%edoleAnosG j brak windomosci.
Lud, ktory mu przez wyzsza VIA
dze zostaf oddany, powatpicwaf W
kohcu sam o prawdziwosoi STOW
jogo i p%rzekonah. Widzac sam, il
IN daleko jul sic %posunaf; IL ME
m"jqc' sposobu, jakby wybrnaG z
togo ohaosu przeczuosci roznych,
zgtosit sic o dymisye II Naiprze
wielebniejszcgo ks. Bisknp4 W La
Crosse. hccz &c W %naszoj dyccezyi
J talk ma'o znajduje siq ksiqty pol.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-12
kow.
Ma Pine Creekss pod Wlnon

Ma Pine Crseku pod Wlnona,
gdzie prawie sami 81 polscy far
merry w dniu 3 lipca okropna
burza straszne zrobiia spustoszenla
ma polach. Gwa}towny deszcz ule-
why potworzy1 ma gorach gfeboke
parowy, a w dolinach zboze polo
zyi. Wezbrana woda sp}okafa TAX
re kilka most6w. Doniosf nam 0
tenn Andrzej Cierzan.
DO moarego ko<cio1a cseskiego W
Winonie przys}af juz Najprz. rs.
Biskup Ireland proboszcza W oso-
bic ks. Kar6la Mikuly, wyswleco-
nego w dniu II czerwca w Mer-
riam Park. Pierwsze n~abozenstwo
w nowym koSciele odbylo sic w
niedziele s lipca.
rs. Miku}a mieszka w polsklej
plebanii, razem Z naszym polsklm
proboszczem ks. Byzewskim, ktore-
mu Z polecenia Biskupa ma take
dopomagat w pe}nienlu obowlaz-
kGw duchownych.
KS. Mikuta bawi w Amery-
&C dopiero rok. MIN przybyf 40
tego kraju, studvova1 ma un'wer-
sytecie we Wlednlu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-12

zqadniijcis, co to "a jedna? =
Mianuie sic Po7skq, a kaze soble
afsze drukowat W drukarni ME
mieckiei i to tylko W jszyku an
gielskim -?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-12
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS.

Two prominent Ctles OF the west AIe 'IIVsc VIZ
names head this paragraph. Chicago, the Chief marvel
of city growth in American, fifty years ago only a
small fort on the fronter-and Indian trading post In a
swamp-now known all over the world AS a wonderful
emporium of commerce and a busy hive OF industry,
whence nearly a million workers send ous,heir products
to be used of all nations. St. Louis, founded in the his,
dominion over the Mississippi Valley-now sitting a
Commercial queen, the centre OF a vas, river commerce,
and sectincl at the gateway Of the great and growing
Southwest, 4 city of weith, int Intelligence and sol worth,
pital. These are worth a pilgnmagc-they draw thou
sands Of viei,ors, and The Burlington" has its own
line into both of them, SO buy your tickets by that line
or write to w. ]. {. Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent, e.,
b. & n. r. R., St. Paul, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-12
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE

w lAnOMObOA
MTEJSCOWE.
Ks. Romuold Byseush WYE
cha} W nocy z 8 ma 10 lipca do
Cincinnati, O. Celem jego podrozy
lest nakfonienie majetnego obywa-
tela tamtejszego p. Klostermanna'
ktory dawniej mleszkaf W VINO
ME i w sadie tutejszym zaplsa-
nvm Jest jake wlaSciciel drugleJ
polowy lotu, zakupionego nledaw-
no ola polskiego klasztoru, do pre-
nisania prawa w}asnosci tego ka-
walka gruntu ma nasza paratl2'
Wmowie bedace poi lotu "a bez-
cen dosta1o sic p. Klostermannowl,
a pozniej zupe}nie on zapomnlaf
o tel swej posiad}osci, Tax cd me-
90 op}aca} cd kilkunastu lat gro
cernik p. Cichanowski i ten spree
da} lie iako swoje polsklej parafii.
Potem doz65r koscielny, zajrzywszy
do ksiag hipotecznych, przekonaf
sic. IL w}asciwym posiedziclelem
lest kto inny. Jest nadzieJa, re
pan Klostermann, jake dobry ka-
tolik, re wzgledu, IL ma owym ka-
waikiki ziemi ma stanat klasztor,
podaruie 90 naszel rarafii.
Obucateze wiino,iscy, ktdrzy wy
jechali ma robote do innych mlast,
niechaj sic gotuja do powrotu do
winony, DO i tn maj 2dzniej W
dwoch tygodniach bedzie wlele
roboty. Pan Simpson, akcyonarz
kolei South Western, powlada, re
Kompania tel kolei juz porob,fa
kontrakty ma roboty ziemne, kfa-
dzenie SYN i budowe mostow re
roboty rozpoczna sic @jeszcze W be
zacym mlesiacu.
Musykaat i totogrctsta Rector 2
winony, Niemiec, umarf W czwar-
tex, 5 lipca, ma gwa4towna begun
Ike, zwana cholera morbus' choro-
..r.aA ani w pogrzebie jego
wzie}y udzia} w~szystkie miejscowe
kapele, ME wyjawszy polskle]:
zmar4y niedawno kupi} zakfad
f~otografczny cd Morgenelera. Ia,
bezpieczone mia} zycia ma s2.oV
Zgadnyciie, co to "a jedna! =
Mianuje sig Polskq, a kaze soole
afsze drukowaG w drukarnl ME
mieckiej i to tylko W ]ezyku an
gielskim =?
Pan Pereutkn, w}asciciel handlr
butow naprzeciwko koscio}a, bardze
sic zali, re d}uznicy go NE od
wiedzaja. Poniewaz vice ME che;
przyjsG do niego, zbllza on sic &c
Mich. nasladujac proroka tureckle
90 Mahometa i prosi ich jaknaj
uprzejmiej, ably d}ugi swe zap}a
Gill, DO ma teraz wielkie sunny ia
do wyp}acenia, a jakzez MOI
mice pieniadze, kiedy po}owa to
waru ma kredyt rozdan4 zostaf
miedzy ludzi9
Robotnicy W pile Hamilton
straiskowali dniu 3 i 5 lipca
obawiajac sic, il p. Hamilton n
nowo chce zaprowadzit II godzi:
piracy. w piatek ram jednakze
widzac, re p. Hamilton zaczyn
sobie %sprowadzat ludzi fla Crosse
wieksza po}owa ma nowo przyje}
robote, q "a ich przyk4adem naza
jutrz posz}o j%eszcze wiecej. Pa:
Hamilton kaze w%prawdzie, maja
DUO obstalunk6w ma deski, pra
cowat II godzin, ale tez sumier
ME "a II godzin p}aci.
Dsieh 4 lipca przepedzilism
W Winonie weso}o PREY j~aknajslic;
:niejszej pogodzie. Legion Polsl
W parku strehlowa powetows
.stsaty, jake ponidst W La Cross
i jego przedsiebiorstwo pewnie S;
mo jedno z posrdd wielu podol
nych W miescie SIG opFacito. CT c
urzadzili ekskursyq parostatkiel
do Dakota Grounds pod La Gross
rA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-12

Amat~sy winohscy, ktdrzy by
Ii 2 teatrcm " La Crosse serdpcz-
ME aziekujq m staropolskq Cos
cinnotc, jakp tam znalezli u roda.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-05-26
MITCHELL OBJECTED.

Ii the proceedings of the Duluth
council of Tuesday last we lind the
following:
hr. Mitchell offered the following resolutions
which were adopted
Resolved That we have heard with astonish-
ment the proposition made in congress BY sen
Gtor Spooner OF Wisconsin, IL the interest evident
~ OF a city IN his state and with d view OF
GRIPPING Duluth, that the government shan az
qulre possession OF Minnesota Point and use me
same as public PARK, under the absurd plea
that i VIII be necessary for the government ~
90 50 IN erdtr 20 preserve the harJor at tile hefd
OF The lakes.
Resolved, That this point of land nearly seven
miles long and several hundred feet IN wi0th
lying Immediately ia front Of the central por-
ton OF the city. Is admirably ataPted Tor t'i1l-
ROAD manufacturing eutli1ercl1I ana r5SidtlicS
property ana i specially and InpSsltiNey iietd-
60 By the people Of DgiHth for these purposes,
and that Nc View this proposition as hostile u
the Interests of Duluth, aud a. attempt 70 cur
tai the territory, winch, " hen developed "ouiu
De directly tributary to- AID most Important
part Of Duluth.
Resolved That we know of 10 better way to
preserve Minnesota FONT, as a bie .kNG5er iof
the preservation Of our haTbor. than By having IL
covered BY docks warehouses, railroads, t.ctorics
stores and residences and that car repress d tat
Ives and senators IN congress ia the interest OF
Duluth ana Miuuesota's only lake port be re
Quested 10 see 10 Il that the Ubiquitous proposition
OF Senator opooner be lot adopted by tAe gov
ernmeut
Resolved That a copy OF these resolutions be
forwarded TO cur senators and representatives
IA congress.
We trust that Senator Spooner will
not be frightened at the bellowings Of
this Anticipated crank, but 60 right on
and save from destruction Minnesota
Point 1t is 4 beautiful place Tor 4
public park.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-05-26
Advertised Z.5st.

The following letters were remain
ing uncaIIel for at the close Of bust
ness May 18th and unless called for
within the next, 80 days they will be
s,nt to the dead letter office.
Geo. BlaisdeIl, Breton & Morse
head, Mr. Michel Carou, Dan Gamer
on Mr. Hans Cristenson, AIr. Charsl
D. ChareIson, Perry Crippen, Mr..
J. r. Davidson, Mr. Nat Deig, Dir.
o. l. Grain, aTr. Charles Hanson,
Mrs.. Lottie Henstus, Mr.. andrew
johnson, Alex Jones, Nr. Aug Carl
son, EnieI, L1ad-ran, Jerry Nahoay,
F. D. Merrill. Peter Paul. 5.r. John
Rahij4rYi. } G. TapFaa, AIr. Vim.
Cress care Of \. II einhabzar.
J0HS 4. BARD0N. p. VI.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-05-26
Tl,e aree Erx,se ga .,aci>.

Messrs. Wheeler & Short, the new
owners Of the ferry boat Free Trade,
haye thoroughly overhauIed and fitted
up the trim little craft, and set her
adoat last Wednesday on the route
between Duluth and Superior She
is neat, clean, and thoroughly reliable
for passengers and freight. She will
make six or eight trips per day, and
will stay on the route all summer If
business will warrant. Ger people
should, and 10 doubt viii do all they
can in the way Of patronage TO keep
her busy during the season.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-05-26

Memorial and Decoration Services.
FraxraaA, Elne of March, Etc.

Decoration day Is to be fully observed In Su-
porior thanks to the energy of Post Commander
lubps and Rev }. f. Webster both OF whom have.
devoted great deal of time to making the neces-
sslry arrangements. President Paden has issued
the following proclamation:
PROCLAMATION
TIE 18th dag o. May having been set apart and
ded3e1tesi ~ state ana Eational authority a. a
day q remembrance OF aud tribute To the dead
VINO nave iAiien IA battle n defence of our count
Try ai't leSJ buttons, NhU lost their lives in devot
ion 20 the Dobsst of sentiments Patriotism and
decent regard Tor ourselves and the saviOTS of our
government making il "a paramount dGty % give
proper observance ID our obligat 0us To the dead
therefore cali Upon all good citizens in the name
OF gratitude and love of country. earnestly re
questins THAT upon June 50, 1855, they abstain
from all at1or and the cares Of business, and Join
with the surviving teraDs in the ceremony of
decorating the graves Of their departed comrades,
anu ~ such other CbservauceS as may be apprO-
pro- rate JOHN PADE&,
Dated, May D. ISIS
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-05-26

"A coach will be waiting at the
Omaha depot at about 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning to convey the
school children to the West End that
they may participate in the decoration
day exercises. The children will be
carried back and forth free, and all, it
is hoped, will be on hand promptly.
-Gr. Henry, of Pittsburg, Pa,
the contractor who is to put in the
Lehigh coke ovens, is in town looking
over the ground, and will spend few
days in the vicinity prospecting for
the work. He stated that his work
W luld commence very soon.
The Duluth and Superior base
ball players met for q contest of skill
on the Superior diamond last Satur-
day. The Superior boys seemed to
be out of luck or practice, and came
out second best on a score Of AZ to Z.
Make a better score next time, boys.
The good templers at this end
now have hall of their own, having
leased and fitted up what is known as
the town hail." near the Nicollet
House. They will, be believe, sub
let it for entertainments suitable to
its capacity.
THAT all may be able to attend
the memorial services at the West
End, no services will be held at the
NJ. Il, church, morning or evening.
Let all 90 and hear what Brother
Rouse has To say on this occasion.
The school children are prepar-
ing for another public entertainment
for the closing exercises of the spring
term. We are not prepared to-day
to announce dates, but the program
will be & good one, you can rest as
sured
Mr.. Neil Smith was called to
Omaha, Neb., to defend suit at law
wherein he was interested. As Neil
is always in the right, he won his suit
and returned home Teesday even
ing.
Have you looked over Keaough's
fine stock Of wall paper and wall de-
corations, window shades, etc? If not
you had better call and do so and
make you selections before the best is
all gone.
DR.. Gauvreau has moved his Of
flee fixtures and established himself
over Conan's store, where he VII be
pleased to have you call on him in
his new quarters for 3 social chat, or
patients for consultation.
-Messrs. Mills & Morrison Of this
city started their West End meat
market on Thursday. Their stand is
next door south of the Hotel Tower,
and their display of fresh meats was
very fine indeed
Miss Fannie Coburn arrived
home for her California trip yesterday.
She Is looking we'll, and reports d
pleasant season of sight seeing. Mr..
and Afrs. Coburn Will arrlye here
next week.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-05-26
%, such horrid weather.

The County Board will hold its
1ext session Saturday, June 2ni.
-PhIIi2 Southern, Esq, of BruIe,
was ia the city Thursday and Friday
Walter Behlan, Of Milwaukee
was in the city for Il day ar two this
week
Stamped linen of all kinds on
sale at Mrs. PAsCOE's.
IF it does not dry up pretty soon,
our gardens Will not get planted until
next spring.
The Ladies Guild will meet with
Mrs, P E. Bradshaw Thursday after
noon, May 81.
-"Dick" Collins and Mart Gala
CHER ase the police appointments at
this end of town.
Our base ball club plays the
Rice's Point club on the grounds of
the latter, this Saturday afternoon.
MIR. james Newton Is erecting Il
L. ......, g., -. II l..
'',''','' ~ -. ,''',''''i =" -
- 90 ->'>'>o
- W.T. , ~ Il-,,G 900 f' W! a tIF
S,ra.t
frs Hiram, TTrvcs di.l NOT 20
tu~ia with the Col, but viii spend a
few DAVIS longer with friends in the
'''7'-
y I; "'','e' WILEY ma, .il''''e Iiat ''i NEE;
( 1. ahanf onn o',.Lrk Tuesday mon
i..r. No arrests.
Mr.. James s. Richie will soon
begin the erection Of a double tene-
ment building on the corner of 9Th
Street and Becker avenue.
Lots III Cid Superior at CREST
bargain Tor i ieN days only Apply
e''y C' .1 one one Vi tne oosS
visiting friends ON this sid. Of the bav
for a day or two this week.
70, S,,- T.. - ~. aa-.-
anil = Good stocz Of o,tent mel;.,;nas
W-;iI I'll an :, - i,Pn nr - s,it ~.
bn,-or On. + +. GAI-vRr,f-
-pcfcct or vour present BLESSINGS
-, ..,,,, r., - al
= "'''e' : ~ ''''.' - -. ''''' "'','
not OIL your past ''ilS'or'u.'es' Oh "nieh
every man has some--Dlckens.
Lace and Embraid ry Bonnets
for children. 1T Mrs. Pascoe's. at dif-
ferent nrices
W.
hey. I II F" F'5 4, re'urlle"
nom '''H ',i"' ~ 10y '''"' II
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-05-26
BY TIE POST GOWN aNpER.
HEADQUARTERS OF ALoNzo PALMER Posi-. J
No. lIu, G. A. K.
DEPARTMENT OF WISCONSIN.

No lIU, G. A. K.
DEPARTMENT OF WISCONSIN.
WEST SUPERIoR May l9th 1888.
Attention OF all members Of this Post, members
Of the Graad Army Of the Republic, and veterans
Of the late uar, residing ia Douglas County, or
who may be here for q temporary purpose only.
are cordially invited TO participate in the Memoir
ial Services on sunday, May nth, and in the OBJ
servaaces OF Decoration Day, Wednesday, May
o,h. Old soldiers accepting this invitation, and
it is most earnestly hoped That all viii do 50,
requested to report for duty at Post Headqaar-
ters, Knights e PYt1as Hall, in West Superior,
ou sunday, May 21th, at 10 A. u. SHARP! and on
Decoration Day either at 5. T. Tubbs' Book Store,
East En-, at 9oel)ck A. NJ, or Post Headquarters,
West End promptly at lG o'clock A. Comrades
fal Ia, a d attest the fidelity OF yodr memory Of
the fallen heroes whose noble sacriHces preserved
10 the people an indisso'uble Union and your
answering loyalty 70 the cause in which they
Eli By order OF
s. Z. TUBES
II. B. kfNEALL. Post Commander.
Adiutsnt.
The owing list embraces members of Aonzo
Palmer Post 40 10, e. y. f. .gether with other
veterans here S. hose names have been secured by
Mr.. Tables, our earnest wording Commander;
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-05-26
J0HS 4. BARD0N. p. "

SEQ. L. Brooks IS showing his
brick ma hinery to It's full capacity,
and viii manufacture more bricks this
season than ever before. He closed
up one deal few days ago which
calls for 100000 for one building in
Duluth. This industry Is growing
rapidly under 5Lr Brook 5 manage
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-05-26

He ~ ~ would enjoy your dinner
10 ard are prevented by Dys-
persia, use. Ac-zsE's Dyspepsia Tablets
They are 2 positive cure for Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Flatulency and Corsti patton
Ne guarazses tl.s2. 3 2ad so cents.
Joe D. Conan.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-05-26
The memorial dav sermon will

= ne N7eH10r u day sermon VII Be
preached by Rev Rouse, Of the Con
gregatiana! church at the Wet End
tomorrow morning at 1870 All
aho WISH to do 80 may 20 up on the
regular Sunday morning short line,
and this will make an extra trip fer
the occasion, leaving the West End
about I2.15 Let all attend who can.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-05-26
Wisconsin Division N. p. r. r

Passenger train.
Leaves AS p. N. Arrives II IS a m
Freight train.
Leaves-West, Tuesdays Thursdays and Satur-
days at 40 p. m.
Leaves-East Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday Us
at 10 y. IN.
SCPERIOR-SHORT LINE.
Leave Omaha dept. Superior at--910 aud ll:I2 a.
N. X 2:i2; 4.0S Gtl1 and So Z. m
Leaves Duluth at-se5 and i0.05 a m. & ITO 500.
SEQ and !! IS = m
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-05-26

-Messrs CatIin Il Butler tell US
that the hotel assistance comes in
rather slowly. and that if the hotel is
built this season some lively work
must be done in the next ten days.
We do hope those who are able to
give aud would be LARGELY benefited
in giving, from 3 purely financial
standpoint will come to the front in
time to save Us this institution which
is 50 much needed in our town. 1t is
about time the work was begun if it is
to be completed for this season.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-05-26

1t Is not Giiticul5 to undarstand
Why "e should have had, in an early
day, or have even nov, SUI worship
perS. iae society was undoubtedly
founded just !; f ar tie great flood and
forty days of rainy weather We
have been without sunshine FOR only
six days, vet sc believe every citizen
of the place wauid be a .-san worship
er' if be could get a peep at the OBJ
iect OF hs a3oSataaE.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-05-26

he methods used hT those who
profess II be BIaiues frienls to Kill
him oA are diSpccs;ble in the extreme.
They are simply assassirs stabb;ng in
the dark the man they dare uo5 come
out boldly and defy, ard one who IS
powerless to defend himself against
their attacks.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-05-26

The Good TsmpIers will give an
ice cream AMI strawberry festival At
their hall next Wednesday afternoon
and evening. Let al cUra out and
give this nerIt1riaus organization ear
hearty approval and ssfT port.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-05-26
The Superior Times.

me above rates apply to YEARLY advertise
ments ONLY Short time rates given on er,r,Ii,.a
non Professional cards occupying LESS than
one men of space 5000 per year. Legal adj
ing payable in advanee-Other bills due monthly
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y -, - tri1e with any TL-o2t or
d - - Lung Disease. If yoa E-vc
a Ccrrh or Cold, or the children are
threatened with Crcupor y hopping Cough
use AalaEs English Remedy and prsvel,
farther trouble. It is 2 positive cara
ard We guarantee Il. Price 10 and &c
Joe D. Conan.
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Mrs. L. II. Purdv, teacher Of
oil painting in all It's branches, IN
cIUdiag Iustra, water color and crayon
work. 4 few fine paintings Of Mrs.
Purly's may be seen at the Keaough
Bros, VI est 2nd St, Superior, where
terms may be learned.
The people Of West Superior as a
rule are progressive aHi apPreciatiye,
and yet we learn with regret that the
city IS losing q resident, as well as an
artist, lady with twenty Years ex-
perienee n oil paintings, lady with
natural talent, culture and ability for
fae art. The lady referred to IS Mrs.
/. II. Purly, well known to Superior 5
best families, having taught a class
here during the long winter months
The ladies Of her class have accomp-
lished much during their studies and
have many fine productions to show
for their tuition Mrs Pnrdy leaves
West Superior FIR Duluth where she
VIII probably find a new field and
good prospects far her professional
dHcies, SIS il IS understood she opens
up atu,iio in lhal city.-Inter-
Ocean.
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Church Directory
MEL HODlST. = Services every sunday. morn
ing and evening. at 1890 and 80. SUNDAY
school Immediately after the morning service
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at
200. All are cordially invited
Rev. F. II. WRIGHT, Pastor
x ESB fIERlAN-Servicese every Sunday morn
ing and evening at 1870 and 80 ucock Sab
bath Scnoul after morning service PRAYER
Meeting every Thursday evening
REV. ". O. TUBEY, Pastor.
every Sunday. morning
and evening ut 1920 and 7.30 O'Clock sabbath
School after the morning service.
Hiv. II. II. NANDUSEN. Pastor.
ut $50 and 900 4 NJ Instruc-
u8u at 2j-l P NJ NesperS at 300 r. NJ Services
every Friday evening at 10
REV. FATHER EUSTACg. Pastor
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Order Of Proce-sion and Line of March.
ORDER of PROCESSION
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Order Of ProcetsiOn and Line Of March.
CEoEE of PROCESSION.
Geo 5. Rogers, Cflcer a the day.
chaplain, ia carriage
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J. Lutte Christie CoGm1Hier o.: First Division.
Fire Department
A-onzo Palmer Post. 10. Ia. G. \. r.
Fest Commanders and speakers ii carriages.
President Of Fil.asc Board aud Trustees.
Daughters Of Veterans With flowers, in carriages.
J. D. Whitney, ConlmauGer Of Second Division
C5tCr Of OtI T4lloss.
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BgftPTEek Patterns.

Mrs. Jane Pascoe has just been Civ
en- the sole agency for the popular
Butterick Patterns, and has Just re-
ceived large stock Of them.
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