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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-03

The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Leamon died Tues
day evening of commissions, occas-
Toned from teething. The little one
was about six months old, and the
family have the sympathy of all in the
loss of their little one.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-03

FoR SALE-A Polled Angus COW.
4 good breeder. \ bargain for some
cattle grower. Inquire at this office.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-03

The worst storm Of The ssason, In
TACT tor good many sea-su., struck
US on our beam sad Thursday morn
ing, and droYe every kind Ct craft t.
shelter The wind began TO increase
its speed about eleven O'Clock Ned
nesday night and old Msreh came in
Just more than hcowin' W 'er up so far
as blowing was concerned About 2
clock it began to snow and the wind
increased in volume aud speed and
kept 1t UP all day Thursday aud
until about three O'Clock Friday morn
ing, when it began to subside and by
seven O'Clock the elements we're calm
and peaceful, with the snow banked
up to the second story windows. The
first short line train got through from
Duluth Thursday morning, but that
was all we got from that direction.
The st. Paul express due Thursday
evening was in sight Friday morning
but stuck f,st. The Ashland train
spent the day in big drift near our
station. AT one time six dead eng
ines were reported within sight of
town. All people kept in doors as
much as possible, and as the cold was
at no time severe no suffering was oc-
casioned, but the Inconvenience of the
thing was considerable. But it is q
thing Of the past now.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-03

Look out for bogus three cent
pieces which are passed of for ten
cent pieces. The modus operanda of
making seyen cents on each piece is to
place dime on each side Of three
cent piece and by squeezing them in
vice hatten the three cent piece and
leave a dim outline OF the dime on the
other sile.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-03
Annual e ePtEisg.

The Annual Meeting Of the stockholders of the
Nemadji Boom Company will be held al the
office Of the Company, Connor's Point in the
town Of superior, on Monday, March 9TH 1888 ut
: o'cio"ilP. NJ.
II NJ PIY ron cec'y
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-03

NJ Night siTsy: h nsss
Scother at hand. 1t is the only safe
medicine yet made that will remove all
infantile disorders. 1t contains no Opium
or Aorr1ltne, bat gives the Child 9,atural
ease from pain. Price % cents. Sold By
Joe p. Conan.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-03

EEs1ss5 L Eiewars.cts are those who read
Hi SCI this and then act. they viii find
kESs sssis honorable employment That viii
not take them from their homes
fanalleS The profits are large and sue for every
industrious person, many have made and are now
making several hundred dollars month + is
easy for any one II rake 3 and upwards day.
who is willing 10 work. Either sex Young or old.
capital not needed; we start ven Everything
new No special ability required. you. reader,
can do II as well s any one. Write to US at once
for fail par'icUl which we mail free. Address
SIa-gl : Co., PORTLAND, Maine.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-03

MIR. Dean and daughter are ex
pected home Sunday morning.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-03
sYSlMNSS CARDS.
EEzHER1sS1-
PHYSICIANS.

~ I3FFITTE. SURGEON DENTlsI01fr on.
IL. rooms over Bank OF superior coii
sSenue and Second Street.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03
Fourlh ward CoIIentor.s Notica.

Notice is hereby given that the once az .he
Cole, ,rr for the F0uTth waid viii g. held al
t0ur block and thai ihe taA IoI fr
-sd ward D. uoN Ia The hands oi the under 'gled
ftr election end fhft . 'fiI eter1 af fis f.lI
olaCe Uutii anc 'uci1diug tAe D. day ~ laliltrF
AZ ei tie af,t publication at this no1ce. ir1rs 3
nc-o,k 4 m urul o clock p NJ ior the purpose
o. receiving taxes.
Da.ea Grand Rapids. Nov "a is.
CHARLIE A. ROBINSON,
Collector sourtn Va q.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03

Noicc l. hereby riveu that the of;'oe Of the
Collector i.r tic fil.h Ward VIII be held az No
- .alnicl0-arc.. q. ~. ~auudcr's store and that
tte Tax ro'l -Or iid wsrt Is now iu fhe hands 81
the undersigned for collection. and ta.t ao will
atr'nf a. hl>ssaii Office tlutil aud including fhe
lHh day oi January. after the first nubhcatsu OF
tli- nO. G., iI1in so cox m uuu o'clock
D. m.. 81. a. rurpps Oi receiving taxes
Dated Grand Rapids, Dee I. lo-s.
WILLIAM A. DUNN
collector llfth Ward
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03


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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03

Notice is ttrei given that fhe cHc e. ~ the
cole or foT Use iniic Nsrd Wtl b-hela sI 500.
q .al go -o.fn Division 81, and tlai ihe Tax
fCA l0f f.ld ward j. in fhe hands OF ihs
uai .fs ruei for collection AID that he " a.
tend at aI, Sall ofe nll4I rut Including tie lii
day 0i January. az ef the lrst publication of his
r9uee ffon Ocioeg n m until o clock y. IA.
TO- ihe purpose OF receiving taxes
DATED Dland Rapids. lee I, 1858
BERT EMA.
Collector Third Nard.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03
MICHIGAN CEETR8L
- NIAaARA FALLa AOUIE

t.an3 i+hii f-h ~ ere BIT J q p
iDa3y. al Others daily ctpJ Sunday
Tesing crec' -gndat. Jlif
Sleeping cars rdn ou fgfihC Az Atisftic ~
presses 10 and ifnm Deiroli--fsfitr cars Far ol
Day Evpus, and Grsu0 karads t1'ress iu sna
ffoe. Detroit Direct connections made - 'tirN
Nl.h al through trains ka>f-llekll. on ssi 81
niou Ticket Oacc. " Monroe 81. an as lrlnr
depot
FEED Prices. Gen Agt s. HBFocsf.
q ". fle0I 81. q, = AMI ! Aet. thlcaEe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03

No ce is hereby given THAI the once o. the
Cc..seiCr ior the S.AtA ward viii bs held az $50
Hef lerna d-si.. aAG that tAc tax ron
'c- sai1 varl 5 uow in tie hands OF fne
undersigned Tor col eeiion ard that lie VIII
attend 80 d IS ,aid oil until aud in eluding the
ilia day o. Jaurary a.icr ihc hr-t publication Of
this notice lron Oc.ork a. m until , o clock
D. rf. tcr abe purpose q. receiving taxes
Ia-ed Grand Iaoil-. Nov 8 i@S.
joins HOOGfRHN
Collector sixth Ward
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03

TOE RENT - FTRTfsHEu ROOMS WITH
I'll modern cou}eail-.c-. a.at a1d a. - 2
bostwlc6 SO. tf
DESIRABLE Rooms 10 RfNT AT 80. lA
~ ror livi,.On--i-. urar oi'e 3
no RLHT EENII ffHEIsUan I.OI
I steam heat a. re1r it if i1nife-t $50
10 RENT-fUHNI-HF h04.S WITH OE
4 wa 91i hoait b 800
no kENI-TWO FkoEt OrlltE ROOMS To
| rent. infce sslre, OF p ..E faoms $50 t'fo
newly furnished fooms q rsns all Ssh Steam
heat. 1f fle n.- l.cd ioa-. ll4 Hifc ai lua nl
40. L., immeA hiocs ~ trulre-r 5ft
NOR EfEr FtENIsHFl oNF cR Two
rooms. puVi e- nf l4ai nous eeplns II de-
sired. .. tnrc ay-t aF
no kENr-rlEt~AN +IRNI.lED ROOM.
| with board. Two young selucllen pFeiefre'L
- COurr--t. 3
no RENr-TWO SUITES or UNFrsNisHkD
i rooms on tlrst floor $3.50 Sou.A division b.
#9
TOR RHNT-NEW AND uANrsoNfLY FI y
nsfeo Or unf rnistei rooms. srsle or "a
suilc. a modem rI1eu .eners references eN-
c'srrei. 'orner Ramon alo yl~ts si1
iOh utNf-fl t>f-HaD INtN~. STEAM
ffs.td ana furnished ucns .nr 4 Ehf house
keeping. Agliy al noom l.o, Ne" hea-.i.c'
block. Pee ir-t
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03

COR SALE or EXCHsNGE-A TEAM OF
/ horsea. Inquire Of 3 .. Walker south
Divisions 5-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03

Notice IS her 5y given frsf the Office % the
Collector lOr the sgeuih ue-i - IN ne he.d ai the
Sc n1ia aoicl Aes erd of ErdE 81 bridge.
atd tnat fae tax rli for said ward j. now
iu DE Lsuds of tho undersigned Tor col
lection. and thar He WiN attcnd ai his said Once
uufi aD1 lne udug tie loth day ~ January.
atfcr fsr Il 20 pu1iicatl = o. tuls lCtie from s
O c'oCE a u uiti o'clock p. H., Tor the pur-
Tlse 0i re- eiYinz -2yes.
Dated Csaao Rapids NOV. y. lSSs.
HANS IT. FITTING
Collector Seventh Ward
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03
sirhth Ward Collectors Notice.

EEETFU " dFN N-DiIULIDF > tNUIILrl
Notice is hereby given that tie o1lee of the
Col ector .o- the Eghth ward viii be De a li
5aulorI's aIus sruIe. corner OF Vest Button
an5 Jefer-on sts. and that tie tex rol for
sat1 ward is uow in tho nan,s Of tie
undersigned for % ection. and that he WI
attend az MS said oftcs IPiii ana incluclng Tire
10Th day oi January after 'he fnt publication o
thi, notice. from O'Clock a N. until . o clock
D. m. for the purpose Of receiving taxes
Dated Grand Rapids Nov. q. lss'
THOS O'KEFFF
Collector Eighth Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03

EOUNn-A YOJNG JERSEY Cn'v. INQUIRE
Of ~ Hca1eluau, go Wealthy afe $40
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03

UIRsT CLASS ROARDI 80 AT IS vALLEY-sT.
T First class meals. CALI and see Sia
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30
DLADEN.

The grain market il . lively n
Our new school house is nearing
completion.
School closed las; Friday having
been successfully laugh, by Miss Lucy
Miller.
Mr.. Henry IVES, has been quite ser
iously i'll, bu, is convalescent under d.
Mastins treatment
Corn is coming into the market
quite lively. both sheiled and IN the
ear,
The G. A. l.. hail has been taker
down and . nex building 2&x&S viii b
erected in its place. There lie enter
prise in u boys.
! Mrs. Toothacre Who has been scr
iou.lv i'll FOX so long we are glad to 50!
is improving rapidly under Dr.. Veg
mans care. Sorry &c note thas Mr.. Z
II. SAi'o: is nc, doing so well.
Mr.. VIM. Lsdbetter our painter ha
Purchased the house north Of the 6
A. T. hail and moved it eoe los IA,
shel north and has fitted II up = r.
denoe-
The ladies ot Baden gave au nys>G
sappe. list Wednesday evepine. Wis
= fair attendance. SADIE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30
La


On last Tuesday evening at the
residence Of tho brides parents, Mr.,
and Mrs 1hos. Brakefeld, occurred
the wedding nuptials Of their young
est daughter. Miss Gertie Braks6eld,
a very highly accomplish young
lady Of this city, 60 Mr.. Samuel Gar
Der one Of Red Clouds we'll known
and highly respected young men, aud
. son Of the ate Samuel CARRIER, one
Of the founders and early pioneers OF
this city. The marriage although
anticipated BY . few intimate friends,
was on the other hand a complete
surprise to most Of . citizens. The
happy couple have our best wishes
for . happy voyage over Iife's troubled
waters, and may they never regret tho
step just taken by them. The large
number Of friends in this city, also
wish them a life Of happiness. TIT
bride and groom are the recipients o
! numerous presents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30
tn n CITY mstI

The Citizens Of Red Cloud " think
with n accord, arc IN favor 81 hay
ing a board Of health established With
proper rules and ordnance 'or Their
guide. by your body, for the protection
of the people. This We say without
any feeling toward any .ho may have
been called upon TO part With those
who are dearer 90 them than their osn
lives. Thi- L. the time 81 year shen
diseases II various. kinds 80 marching
over the land and mapy are called 10
.use. ,he papg. Of death IN their
| households from contagious diseases,
therefore. in order TO protce; as manE
a. possible, there .bouid he -osHs
method adopted that vosld e"Sh7e
malignant diseases within a. .@sE a
compass .. possible, the ~ Jas' e
/ those Who are or may te afflicted
Tar Cu,rr has no desire 20 bs barb
q, han the feelings q AIRY one. es'
suggests that the city council fr"Vias
.om. means to guard against any q
the contagious disease. that Ray a
pear IN cur city. There Il, PerhaP'
no alarming nerd jas' sor- 70 arg'
TIKI. necessity. bu, no'.r;hs;asdisi
tia. fact. i, shoGlc be arrange 'oT 3
no distant date. Fed Cczd - sp'
q, the .i,e uhes tie hsaliA q 10
,eople should be carefully guarded ,,
,hoss Who a.r elected - r0Tsrn To
aRairs IL tie city,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30

NeaFlJ bsll = c.n;ufy ago the ts;.F
Usssu - fri- .ei their ar; orsaa
Tas nor; car was marked ~ . aud
tie, have Numbered each sssssaa
tyeiv u,ts ihsy haze @lme~s reached
3oGe9 Nkeu ws thtuk - thss ruar-
mous sae y. .o4euio e. mus; te a
suu.fIaf instEUmsaL Ia - Tho .ssH8~
ar! h- wti-h 4ai~meH .seg 80 eel
the inferior ossars We often s.~as.3
said Frs; a s. 80 F~iey a.
afgupfn; vltA ia cg1ih@snf 70
and a uscozn4isea 90 tae asxh AL
p'oad l,slos occupied
alone hy tie EsseJ sgE4s Tie great
fe:.utsiioa eryoye S ALONE ~ tie ESisf
mgsu : .ArEely due 10 ,hs Tee
Tbs las saav. len A4ss,aEz8shsks
fsa;nn Perfection va FsstsrsA Ysg-
iect4on % detss - ~tsi hss gwen Il
sspruoy1iy sFsr "a osksE ofEaxs Tie
eass . rnoies. saexsut t~ss.fsl sal
~sut-tAnilsL Cal Aus ses TIE Efsg s.:
to r-siaencs d -sd. : Ball.Y stscss
rsi~s rjvs- east isnusry iu ~ .
tie izrsx - SaY
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30

Ncx. Is very scarce this fell bus nc
vill stseap, 70 gashe. What fen ve
can dad.
r. n. Kisg closed his S,ss sesD 81
school o. the sd insa. He tssshs q
very saeesssasl tern Of school
Herb lexis oes With quite Al
seesdens lass Fnasy. He ~ gath
eng esea When his sss. started a
rus md n tsvisS % csseh The .i1'
be v,s tArovn dovl ana HE shoai6k
ljiileeaaed-
Shoosisg matches seem TO be So
ting qaise Popsiar.
Mr.. G. White Visits her dzsshse
Nm. n. B. Bubakes IN Saith Ces
lcf his veek. ". :. b.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30

Several UasOssu e OasS0 YOWoshlv
1sAslee II . seeSAs o0sssss
ever nay.

For some time past there has been
considerable bad blood displayed By
.~ere.sl farmers in the neigtboraood
Il 4. II. Alexander in Bai,n sovnsh,
over Who owned the lease Of = quar:e'
Of school lasl. l, seems houeve:
that MI. Alexande. has had = verbal
lease aud also . regular lease Of the
same. asd under said lease "a.
entitled 20 all tia; grew
thereon. Tom Anderson is said 70
lay claim 70 the land also. but without
RICH. as alleged. Blu, coming to or
story, it seems that Mr.. Alexander
cut the hay thereon aud stacked i, pre-
psrssory 70 hauling it to bis barn fog
feed. One day recently When be
went to the 6eld to get hay be found
Mr.. Anderson there loading from the
stack. He ordered him TO desi.t, and
thereupon followed . !usilade Of
words IS we'll As pitch forks, and
there being more Of the opposing
force than Of Anderson's he had 70
leave the field, leaving Mr.. Alexendei
Ia possession Of the situation. An
derson then come to the city and
swore out warrants for the Arrest Of
Joe Lockhart, J. Chairman, II. A.
Hartman and A. II. Alexander and
for assault and battery and the sheriff
brought them for trial On Monday be-
fore Judge Sweezy; and the jury after
hearing the evidence failed to make
= case asains. the defendant.
After the FIRST trial the defendant
in the Grst sase brought proceedings
against Anderson and succeeded in
winning that also. 1t appears from
the evidence that Mr.. Anderson was
the .ggressor AS Alexander owned the
lease. Both sides came out % the
melee considerably scratched UP but
still in the ring.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30
rmK L L

Our agent in New York City il do
ing good work for US, = letter Just re
ceived from him gives us the glad
news that more bargains are on the
way. that We can place before our poo
pie some landslides that are positively
beyond the whisper Of competition
prices tina, will teach you in the silent
logic Of truth. the diferc nee between
dealing With live and with dead men
between the cash and credit system
between the right and wrong way.
Big prices will not do in these
times, Y hen even the wealthy canno,
. ford 10 wasse their money and the
poor require double duty Of every
dollar aud every penny. Not by IA
vor but BY merit alone will VIC main
tain and increase our trade.
We shall orr such unansserable
arguments a. no boss can match
leaders and speciAlties q, quo,arsn.
that no other can ode.-stern and
stubborn facts that will level you
head on the subject Of genuine bar
gains.
/ 1t will be impossible for Us t. Civ
quotations - nev goods arrive ever.
day aud what is on Ia nd to-day III
be sold tomorrow. but it uill be on
aim to name figures that will conpe
you in self-defense 70 buy Of Is W
invite an early and repeated visit an
inspection and see the new arrivals
Respectfully submitted to abe casl
trade only.
| B. NJ. Yovy0 E. Co.
&C D. Enforiau-
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30

what The Cssy ought - - Delas
Towards Vsvtoas Eosespv1sss.

WHAT The Cooy O0goe - - DesoS
TswasAs vsSssss E~sssspSssss.
The time has nov come when Il il
necessary for our cit i.cns 70 take
upon themselves the interest Of the
future metropolis Of the valley, II
such it is to be. There are many
things tina, need {, be looked after
in the way Of improv emcnts within
the mex, sixty days, if Red Cloud Is
- be more than . common conntry
village. Among the most important
events are unison Of action, Unani,n-
ity Of interests and entire harmony
among our people IN all matters Of
public moment. This will be abso
lutely necessary if Red Cloud is to
ever come out Of her present state Of
affairs. We have decidedly the best
and most progressive city in the val
ley, and have more enterprises than
most any other city in southern Ne
braska, and yet there seems to be IN
absence Of unity On subjects on vital
importance TO our citizens. We need
railroads very baG.y, yet our people
sit idly by and let the golden oppor-
tuni.y slip away from them as easil,
as = bullet could p~erforate a cheese
propelled by Ia charge Of dynamite.
We believe that if our people we're to
meet en- n,asse and appoint some go
ahead enthusiastic man, rs our repre-
sentative, 70 make it a special bust.
ness te call on prominent managers
and thoroughly ventilate our situation
one or more railroads could be pro-
cured by spring time. This Of
course would take money and that
would have to be raised, but then,
taking everything into consideration
it would be a cheap bargain provided
We secured the enterprise. One thing
is certain, unless the citizens take
hold Of the project, there will be no
railroad for Red Cloud, as some Of our
leading men arc too mudh e~ngrossed
with other business TO look after such
enterprises at this time. The next
thirty days should be improved in
the railway line. as during that time
most Of the spring work is planned,
md if We are behind other Ccities in
presenting u claims, We may expect
to get the go-by as the saying goes.
What shal. be the result. citizens aud
business men?
Besides our railway enterprises
there arc numerous others that are
going over the state hunting locations
and with q proper effort some Of them
could be persuaded to stop in our city.
What are We going to do about these2
Now then, We believe that it is TO
the interest of every property holder
in the city TO consider this matter Of
life or death 10 Red Cloud in Q
thoughtful business like manner, con
sidering fully whether it will be ne
cessary to bolster up eur present en-
terpriscs with the addition of new
ones, and thus increase the value Of
our property or whether we shall
bide our time and say come and let
60 all holds and wait until some thing
turns up to brush the cobwebs of Of
our eyes. THE CHIEF believes in be.
ing aggressivg TO the letter and make
everything hum rather than to Val,
coming events. If you don't 90 after
enterprises you vii! never get them,
depend upon that citizens Of Red
Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30

TAis 3 70 s":siy ~ e@ ifs~sA sss
I~2ssess. saa a Essy = sgA
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organs until Jan. lst Pianos soad 70,
cash or on monthly payments costing
less than 81 per day Organs eold .,
rates 70 suit customer
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