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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-31

Mrs. General Custer is q social "a.
vorite and tine-looking, impressive
woman, with voice Us mellow and
refined as it's commanding; and there
is but very little in her personality to
Indicate how much she has undergone.
Mrs. Humphrey Ward, the author
OF '.lobert Elsmere," is an Australian
having been born at Hobart. Hel
father. Mr.. Thomas Arnold, held IN
educational position in Tasmania,
where he married the daughter of Gov.
Srnor Sorell.
Mrs. Kate Epson Clark, whose
name Is now seen SO frequently in cur.
rent literature, is a witty little woman
OF ihirty-fivc or SO, with a husband.
three boys and domestic tastes. Her
iavorltc costume is the Mother Hub.
bard, and she thinks it combines all
the virtues that aesthetic and hygienie
reformers are looking for.
e. I. Roe, the dead novelist once
saWea nine cords of hard wood in Or
der TO pay for his fathers subscription
TO Horace Greeley's paper"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-31
A Very Large Percentage.

OF the American people are troubled
with Il most annoying, troublesome
and disagreeable complaint called
"Catarfh." 1t is not necessary to
he 50 troubled. It is demonstrated
beyond question that clarke's Ec.
tract Of Fidr (Papillon) Catarth
Cnre Immediately relieves and per.
maaently cures Gatarrh. A thorough
AM fair trial vii! convince you.
Use & larke's Flax Soap for the
Skin. Catarrh Cure, $l.OO. Sour
% cents. At Lowry & Connolly 4
Drug Store.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-31

Supervisors. s 439.5
Criminal costs in Justice court 1851
Grand jurors and witness fees ia ~
Witness fees Dist. court, 4.Sj
Petit Jurors. %
Attorneys. ISL. ~
Sheriff and Bailiffs, 500. 10
Prisoners. $3.50
Deaf. dumb and insane, 563. ~
Poor house and farm, 1921. Is
Panpers outside poor house. ss3.44
Light. fuel and repairs County
buildings Including stone walk
and wOodshed for Sheriff. 10T.64
Assessors, twp. clerks andtwp.
trustees. 14OO. Al
County officers and clerk hire. 2532. 26
Books and stationery, 43D2j
Printing. Abs
Supt. Of common schools, 1929. 30
Elections. 5000
Bounty on wild animals, 1890
Bridge, 500. 2
Miscellaneous. $50. 10
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-31

Chamhprlain'S Cough Remedy is IA
nous for its prompt and effectual
cures oi coughs and colds. The most
severe cold may be loosened and re-
lieyed by few doses of this valuable
remedy. For sale by Lowry L. Con.
nOslr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-31

Total fees. $3.50
f. II. THOMPSON,
County Auditor.
Subscribed and sworn to before lne
by +. II. Thompson this 2nd day OF
January. 1889. PHILIP e. HOWE.
Notary Public.
RECApITULATION OF EAPENSES OF
HOWARD COUNTY FOR 1883.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-31

Chicago News: Gov. Iarrabee',
mark that he had heard tell of the
prohibitory law Of Iowa being violat
ed il like what the man said when the
roof OF his house was blown of by q
WIN .s,orm. lie thought he heard a
nGiSa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-31

Total amt. warrants drawn. SlS369. ri
Deduct from the expenses Of poor
house and farm, $4,000, amount re-
ceived from sale OF produce and
stock. and we find that the total cost
Of poor house and farm il S!6OS9.
The treasurer has RENTED the
State on account Of board. etc, for
the insane Mt Independence. Sl21O.75.
making the total expenses on account
OF the insane for 1888. SlS3i.5l.
Paid the State on account OF sup
port of three children (soidier's or.
phans) at Davenport. 1915.
Commenced settlement with the
Clerk.
Board adjourned until s a. H.. JAN
12th. 1889.
SIXTH DAY.
Board met pursuant TO adjourn
lnent. All members present.
Continued settlement with the Co
Clerk.
Board adjourned until p. IN, Jan
14th, 1889.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-31

Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. All members present.
Official bond of s. l.. Thompson.
Constable elect, with the sureties
thereto was approved.
The time lock in the Treasurer's
Office has for some time been out OF
order, and by suggestion of the Board
| OF Supervisors, the Treasurer sent it
to Time Lock Go. to be examined
The Company reported its condition
to be a serious one: many of the
| wheels being bent and sprung, prob
ably caused by the attempt to open
same when locked out, and the es-
opponents being worn and badly out
of adjustment. SO that premature
stoppage would be liable to occur at
any time. The Company estimated
the expense of repairing the time
| lock and combination at about 5000
refusing to give any guarantee. The
Board not considering this to be a
paying investment for the County,
has made contract with the Con
solidated Time Lock Co.. OF Cincinn-
ati. O., for q new improved, guaran-
teed time lock; Company to take the
old lock in part payment at 800, and
the County Treasurer is instructed to
pay the balance OF $500 to the Agent
Of said Co., when the new time lock
is put OH the safe in good working
order.
Completed settlement with the Go.
Clerk: found his account Of fees COR
rect as shown by his report.
CLERKS REPORT.
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors Of
Howard County, Iowa.
Gentlemen:
The following is CORE ct state
ment OF all the fees received by me
as Clerk Of the District Court Of How
ard Co., Iowa. for the months Of
Nov. and Dec, 1883.
Clerks fees, $1O1.S
JACOB WELSH,
Clerk Dist. Court.
Subscribed and sworn to before NE
by Jacob Welsh this 7th day Of JAM,
1889. +. r. THOMPSON,
Notary Public.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-31

credits. household furniture not by
law exempt. ard all other assessabie
nronprty 10 be assessed OH the same
basis n live stock.
Special attention il called to the
nroDer listing OF monies and credits.
mortgages. notes ana all tire class 81
property not readily found. and as
SCISSORS are especially directed to in
clude in the oath (which in all cases
must be administeredD the statement
] that all OF this particular class, as
well as all other property. has been
given in.
OATH To BE ADHINI-TERED.
NoTE. The Assessor shall admins
ter the following oath or affirmation:
You do solemnly swear Tor a'iirin
that YOU have given III full. true
and correct inventory Of all tie tax,
able property owned by YOU. and all
property which you are required ~
law to list. to the best Of your knowl-
! edge and belief; SO help You TOD.
/ thereby certify that the above Is Il
full. true and correct copy OF the
classification OF the real and personal
psoperty Of Howard County. Iowa. q.
made bv the Board OF Supervisors Of
said county, on the 10th day Of Jan',-
arv 1899. Z II. THOMPSON,
County Auditor.
Official bond of \. Woods Consta-
bic elect. with the sEreties thereto.
| was approved.
school Fund Loans made by IL.
County Auditor were examined and
approved.
Balance Of day occupied III exani!il,
alton Of claims against the County,
Board adjourned until a. H.. Jan.
II. 1889.
FIFTH DAY.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
'ment. All members present.
Board went into coulU,ttee OF the
i whole on settlement with the County
officers. .
/ Commenced settlement with III,
County Auditor.
DRDERED: That County Treasurer
abate p0i, tax of 80 cents charged
against Oscar Wilson for the yea
1879 OH account of erroneous assess
nent.
/ COMPLETED settlement with Count.
Auditor. Found his accounts correct
and a balance or redemption money
III his hands Of Sll7s.W
i AUDITORS REPORT OF FEES.
To the Hon. Board OF supervisors o.
i Howard Co.. Iowa,
Gentlemen:
The following is a true and cor
rect statement Of all fees received ..
me as Auditor of Howard County
from June 1st to Dec. 3lst inclusive
to-wit:
| Transfer fees. $3.50
Redemption fees. To-.
Tax sale fees. 2l.W
Recording official bonds. 6.Ot
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-31
RHEUMATISM AND NEURAL CIA

"Paine's Celery Compound has been n God.
send TO me. For the pist two years have sur
fered with neuralgia Of the heart. doctor after
nearly four bottles Of the Compound, and am
free from the complaint I feel very grateful
to you" CHAA IL LEWIS, Central village. CT.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-16
COURT FEtTgERs.

The February term Of the Circuit
Court for this county viii convene nest
Tuesday. \ rumor gained currency 90
the effect that the court wGald simply
open and adjourn, as il would not hare
time to dispose of many OF the cases n
the few days allotted to us But letters
ceiyed from Judge Marsh Il informs rs
that the court VIII be opened on tlihe
and continued from day 70 day, sun
days excepted, until every case on the
docket has been disposed Of This bold
stand OF the Judges viii make hlHl a
resident of Superior for a month or SIX
weeks at least, so We shall al have 8
chance TO get acquainted with hlm
The causes TO be tried number 81, as
follows;
state Of Wisconsin VS.. Thomas Ldag3eu
State vs. Jas. Mcpherson.
State Is. Chas Miles.
STATE Us. Jos IAClement.
state ys r. Mccarthy.
STATE W J C. GfeenIng.
State y. y, II. CLARK.
State vs. %. Dundas
state " May wilson
Statevs. Thomas LegGett.
State VS. Fred Newton.
State rs I'd Erickson.
State vs.. Ed. Council.
STATE Us Richard Collins.
State Us. Richard Collins.
stare rs. Joseph Hayes.
State vs. Thos o 8riea
Stte v. Mike Thompson.
state Is. J. J. slattory.
State vs.. Dan Sexton
State Us. GiUs.pi Bcmyeanto.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-16
Some Pointers for Tea ana Coffee
[OsissG s32efs.

Are you aware that Morrison & Co,
the Tower ave, Tea and Coffee men
are selling the finest Teas and C0nees
ever sold in the Northwest? Oar Teas
are gaining favor so very rapidly sim
ply on their merits and the low prices
we ask. We have introduced a new
brand OF Java and Mocha coffee which
has no rival in the country, also new
Baking Powder for > cts, which com
petent housekeeper5 pronounce 4! Just
try our goods and prove for yourselves.
We deliver anywhere in East or
West Superior OF send {. o. ID. by En-
press.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-16
ADgE.EE&ED EEsE.


SUPERIOR, Wis. Jan, DIST 1889.
The following letters were remain
ing uncalled for at the close OF bush
ness Jan. 18th 1sSa and unless called
within thirty days from date, VIII be
sent to the Dead Letter Ohlce.
Title Bausdon, john Currie, Ezra
DAME, Sd IIorrigaH, J.. il. johnson,
Joseph iiunamasx, Geo. Mel aIlan, ! 0.
McCuaig, Angus Mcleod, Jehn Me
C3Tthy, Swan MIson, Andrew Nilsson,
\ Il. Peterson, George Sander, JeTrIe
Spencer. john Thurhcr, j. 7. Thayer,
}. D. IyLeG, Nay Wood, LOIS y est
man.
John :. BARDCE, p. NJ
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-16
POUNDED Her EEss band.

An old farmer named Fielder, who
lives near Oneota, came TO town today
and swore oat q warrant for the arrest
Of his wife and two sons for assault
and battery The old man had hired
the boys to work for him and in settl-
ing for their services, some argument
arose over the amount Of cash, OF which
article the farmer WAS short, should be
paid them. Tie wife sided with the
boys and The air grew warm with dis
cussi0n. IS time went on and the ques-
ton OF cash got near to a solution, the
old lady determined TO bring matter to
a focus, so she signalled the boys to
hold her husband, then she went at
him tooth and nal. When she got
through The poor old fellows face was
terribly bruised. And as he could not
hope to cope with them singlehanded,
he came to town to get the help Of the
sherilI.-Duluth Herald.
And now comes the information
titdl lilt ilILtlO-S Sl-ttICI lIetll.Dtt It1
decided that the time has arrived when
1t should get to the head of the Lake
and secure the advantages similar to
those enjoyed by other roads at this
great transfer point. This road con
trolls spur that reaches north from
Freeport, III, on the main line to Mad
ison, Wis. The company propose to
build direct from That city, Il contin-
uance Of The branch road through to
West superior and Duluth. Negoti-
atoms are now pending and in a few
instances sales have been made to the
com pany for yard room. According to
the survey the line VIII be the shortest
haul between the head Of the lake and
Chicago. The Illinois road is a hum
mer and the information that this
road VIII be built may be considered as
reliable.-Inter-0 Ocean
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-16

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF wards Detroit and Superior
line OF steamers was held in Detroit
on Tuesday, The officers and directors
Of last year were reelected The capt
talstOck was increased from $3.50. coo
TO $4,000 all-paid in. The company
has personal property valued at *ft5,-
eco, and credits, including cash in
treasure $ coo; no debts
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-16
Enocndiary-.

The bp.1li,r 80,
by the Baal, of G.. ''-.'' 0'''i'les'
structure Two sto,.ia- -. = . "'o'ieii
TWENTY-FIVE foot or =, 80. - IRON ing
about 80 feet on Pael-o, 49,. .'.lee'' a, anu
bank occnnies tho G,.,4 a. =,
street front ha.,- - In 2ecoiiu
there ;sao 49, - ie'''' "heie
way and a s+,r, -. - ',.is a''''i
cupied Nv NJ. -. 800 - -. oo'
store The soco,,,1 a. = '.i-,ieis
DIR Taffi++o. r,,,t-I.',-..' 80 20 -
street tbar n;st,.;at ,. = : 80 ing =, 'iie
Green has o1fao - ~ ~ i''s Nli's - ?
bank and tba,, 800 -, s-lo
The p,;n.cs,, - -. - 80 -
ereon VIII, ha,. -. - = -, : :
mont T,.t ,.,.'''',-.'''-
ersan acca,4o,I - ;a,.t .',7 -,-'''' - :.
tba W. - - III - - -
,at,.,uo., -, - 80 me- s--' anu
o,1 49, - NJ IN ''''oN' - . eioe,-,
~ 49, .''Sl- 81, NV 'Tio7eiie OIL out co"la
I'll She took the light and went out in
to the han, when it was all made very
PLAIN to her. The floor had been sat
Grated and the oil 50 poured about the
door as to make it run under and into
her room which is carpeted, and then
Tie match had been applied but from
some cause It had gone out before any
damage had been done, ana the miser-
aoie wretch VINO did the job failed to
have pluck enough 70 repeat the at
tempt. Both Miss Peterson and Mr.. J.
A. baTdon, cashier Of the bank have
their suspicious as to who the guilty
party Is, but IS yet they have not
sufficient proof 10 warrant them in
making amy arrest or us in calling
names. 1t IS to be hoped that they viii
s1oa get evidence sufficient to bring
ne guilty. person or persons to justice.
1t IS derloTable to realize that we have
such friends III our town. with such
Characters about who can consider
A!lGselE sale:
4-..--
1T - - ,'io ~, - ~ i'''
- &C., nv - - - 80 ~ Io" P".l
49, t,a - - : - - -
oIso+i,n I'LL ro,,,.5 - en-, :. IN NJ
II 60, -, - ~, 'Jll, '' %; -
1-ice.,ras;.1a,t. w II eisoI- -
mo-. 9 Ifro,In, caora+..-,,
l,.,,,eo .o,,,,,,itta, ,,r.,,o.oJ - y y
VII. ~ ~, ', o-'. 80 =, "a
v US - l i-oill@9 anu y IL lie1'-
L'lid was appointed. Auditing Com
mittee, Howard Thomas, Mark Paine
and W. II. Slack; I library Committee
H. II C,,,.,o-.y " u ,ra,,,,,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-16

Mr. !, J, Knapp has made arrange
mepts for a grand concert at Opera
Hall, Wednesday evening, February
9Th, for tie benefit of the Woman's
Relief Society The nature Of the pro
gramne Is said TO be far ahead of theat
rendered q the recent be!Iedt to Nj
KNAPP,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-16

The new bell for the Fire Engine
house has arrived and VIII be put III
place in few days. 1t weighs 1000
pounds, ana VIII be able to arouse the
greatest slUggarG in town on occasions
OF fire
P S.-The aforesaid bell has been
pat il place ana IS q very nice sound :
ing alarm.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-16
= Zig Coal Coordination.


\ big syndicate has been formed to
get control of and work the immense
coal deposits Of the Rocky Fork Coal
Company, Montana. Messrs. Willard,
Iiagsin, Frederick Billings, IIauser,
Oakes, ana others from The syndicate,
whose capital is placed at -, 600. eco.
They have bought the franchise of the
company, and their intention is to de
yalop the coal mines at Rock Creek
until their output shall be sufficient to
supply the whole northwest. Laurel,
on the Northern Pacific, is to be the
headquarters Of supply, and the inten-
ton Is to put the coal at such Il price
as to drive cut all competition. Their
hist move will be 10 supply dealers at
q a ton, under contract to retail it
at -. allowing them 81 for handling.
IT ouiy costs. Them 70 cents ton 10
load on the ears. They can run the
cars night up TO the bluff, where the
coal lies In seams from 4 to y feet in
thickness. 4 single blast can throw
out a whole train load. 1t is the or at
/ est deposit in the country and tiie
bulk OF II Is declared 10 be good cook
/ ing coal. 1t is considered the best
cooking coal in America; has no waste
no slack, and is a fine bituminous coal
lhe completion OF the link from
bouider 10 Gallatin on the Northern
facidc Is to begin in the spring. The
survey Is finished. The line will be
/ completed from LalVln's to Butte 50
TINS coaI can come oyer 1t. 1t i also
understood mat the Northern Pacific
of"hth from biiIhss to fort Benton
Is 10 DC oeouh inns year'-L&change'
ne ne" Dula'il' SCUM SIofe "
.A'''''i'ic l,IlS oo''V - isilaee' when
- no" MAX ing regular 'flrS III the
A1''e'> 'li''e sti''i's' Is d oodV speclaiiF
p''ilV iol crushing tAe tAlcA Ice OF
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-16

viz: Mike Mcneil PIE f. J.. s 1853 for the WI
me- and SO mel Sec. s. ~, IS y, Z. IS ~.
lie names .ae following witnesses 10 prove lis
continuous residence uroa aud cultivation Of
sid baud VIZ: Patrick IltziGt.ici.; Edward
Webb. Christ I""le: rearge Moody, all OF Supe-
rjrr Douglas Co. Wi-
jI2f.6 q. ". CAEHINGT0S, Register.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-16

with friends to the south OF US, and is
again ready for business.
New Dress Goods at
IDELLS.
Doc Gauyreau is out at Tacoma.
His health seems 70 be good and he
has decided to remain there.
Mrs, Alexander has recovered her
health and resumed her place as teach,
CT in the Middletown School
-~Hackmetack'. a lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price Il to 30 cents.
Sold by l.. d. Newton.
Judge Marshall has retained Nj.
Wolford as his Court reporter, and
thus far he shows comnendable judg-
ment
Who tried to IRE the bank build
ing IS still an msolyed mystery, but a
close watch is kept upon certain part
les in. town.
AT Alexandria, MINI, two men
Lee and Moe. Conoicted Of the murder
of man named Chal.n, are to be
hanged today Friday.
Fine Line Of Gents Ties at
IDELLs.
Judge Roberts who has been air
lnr himself. and taking in the dimen-
sions Of the Chicago girls feet, for the
| past week, is expected home today.
NJ. ~. ,-,.-.., 81, .o.-.--a -
Iimftad nnm ,l 81 n1ails for inst,,nc
i'i-'
otc car II +ha .sfo~a IN he pos4 r.-ioa
49,
NTha radfas Ala Society Of iba n
r cburrb viii rnaat Win Mr. AIoran
IN Ell, s+rea+ navt "wednesday af+s,,-
na,n The is lots of v-o,l, To do and
. fall attendance * desired
Pr1.,,o h,o,-on1 ob,s,,.o s1i.
oIoh's poru5 rltster. Price > cents.
Sold by j. D. Newton
Arch Bishop ireland, Of Minnesota,
paid his church and friends in Super
Tor short visit ON wednesday last.
It was showing and stormy, 50 that no
public demonstrations were attemp-
Yea.
{ Mrs. Robert !. shields teacher e
y-o,.41 r,,,rsf, IN the T5r,.I-s Schools Srr-
-, -, = ~ -, -. Ie
error v M '.'Ae " l-'',l.9u 'i. 80 y.
l"l'-'' ~ '-'.''''o VI ! 80 - 80 ~
- ''i'''i' l sIii 81 PEI ''-'-- - : " eng
! Ie0SuilS-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-16
D5=S S-NTAI<IHlG.
II. Weller & 4. AgnaW.

Miss 81 WeItar ana Mrs A. A-raw have opea-
81 rresS7saa Ing rooms iu 9eHaB-i Pro, Block,
second lusr. IS here tLev vltl ts esis~-i - Ie-
celFe SD g4c ags IN need e. their services.
zine Cr~sS1sssI-Ir&. C5stGiu= AID E.t'
sI.ge essSs,a3sIsss
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-16

About forty, more or less. Of our
y5unr people tnmbIad themselves into
a BIC sled boN "Wednesday evening and
..wa all went a sleiShng, " - the West
Ed. Arriving there they devou-ed
keg or two 81 oysters, and then home
again. The only thing unpleasant aoou,
the affair WAS the unnecessary bril-
uaucy Of the moon On such occasions
d too bright moon IS 10 lee depl2red, st
least the eiIls SAID 50 when Ee were
ya.ng.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-16

Mr., James Bardon IS off for Wash
ington, D. C., and other points Of note.
in 4 few days. \ gentlemen at elbow
says Jim IS going to Washington to
see Grover and Xix our post Office
affairs, and that We VIII have a change
Of postmasJer5 here before the admin
istration changes. Pehaps so, Jim
IS deyilish sly, You know.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-16

The West End Correspondent Of
the Duluth News has this to say Of
Mr. Baraon's South Range town plat;
County Sury ayor I. ?, Black is plat
ting eighty acres for James Bardon at
South Range. Years ago when tae first
maps Of Lake superior were made the
present copper range was named the
south Range. When the Omaha cross
ed the range and came to Superior Sir.
pardon caused the locating ola station
al the north base of it, and gave the
name of the ola range TO it. The post
Office and town hail Of the town of sup
crior is located here. The town Eall Is
a building which cost 5000, ana .
school house had been put up Al cost
OF $40 Blocks of lana for both pur
poses were donated by M Bard0n
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-16

-Shil0h's VitIzer IS What Won need
for Constipation, Loss of Appetite,
DIZZINESS, ana all symptoms Of dyspep-
sia. Price TO and = cents per bottle.
sold hy /. D. Newton
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-16

-Shillh's Cough and Consumption
cure s3lj br Us on guarantee
Cures Consumption. Sold by l. ID.
Newton.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-16

Gust Hanson was brought before his
Honor yesteriaycn charge ofvagrancy
and given one hour to leave the city,
which he promised he would do. lie is
one Of the best educated Scandinavians
at the Head OF the Lake, and is an eE-
pert civil engineer and was once a
gentleman of refinement and good
habits. lie became addicted TO the
habit OF strong drink and is now in =
wretched condition. Hanson has lately
spent most of his time in the county
jail and the poor house We clip the
above from the Call. Tally one more
for the saloon-that necessary ] evil to
a towns prosperity. MI Hanson was
elected County Surveyor two years ago,
but he coull not keep away from the
saloons and he was soon rendered I'M
fit for business. Oh yes, by all means
let US foster and protect the whisky
ana prostitute business-they are such
great helps to true manhood
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-16

in the West End department Of
the Dulutc News, we find this item: IN
a conversation with 1Er. Mates, chief
engineer Of the West Superior Iron
ana Steel company, he stated that the
foundry building would be ready for
business Joy The first Of August, this
year, and that two pipe pits would be
in operation in one end Of the building,
while the other would be used of
specials" and general foundry work.
On the east side Of the building adjoin-
ing it is machine shop over 100 feet
in length. -Four hundred to SIX hundred
men VIII Zoe employed regularly before
next fall Nj Mates in few days
VIII return to Scranton, Pa, where he
has a corps of five draughtsmen at
work on the plans for the general
plant
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-16

James pardon, Neil Smith and OF
hers who went to Madison TO present
our City charter TO the legislature for
action have all returned, still wearing
their scalp locks, and reports no op-
position to the charter as far rs they
c1ull learn.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-16
Our County Officials.
C. St P. ri, 6. 0. TlaE CARD
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