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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-16
AMrsEMENrs.

B.snsAsE As HkaLsE This great n &c
actor appeared iast night before very god
audience il Shakespeare sublime tragedy
OF Hamlet Iiatf&fs Maqasssse Of Novem-
Der pisces him equal 20 saivini In the char
astsr aud speaks 81 hin, a. remarkable
talent There Is not the space - so inlo
details OF bis Improvisation. bat after see
ing this wonderful man (Eho plays rs we'll
m The German language as he does in
Ensiishi in three dilsSsent Shakespearian
characters. ali must admit that he II hrim-
fui III genius. ard Youses his audience To =
mitch OF enthusiasm. he il remarkably
wejl supported by a thoroughly we'll
trained eumeany. who seenl TO be
ia srfuri With all his movements and sex
90 him ia era ahss and interesting matt
/ner Especially are the ladies OF ksgA
ability and we single ont Miss Oliver aud
Miss Ellsworth IS two prime talented
artists who will soon take 3 leading posi-
ton In the dramatic world. There was \
hne ard enthusiastic audience last night
and AZ the end OF the third set Mr. Band.
mann ard Miss oliver received a vel lie
served curtain call. Tonight the Mer-
chant al Venice, watch found such unl-
verSal aceiamstson last Tuesday, VIII be re
heated. Tomorrow night We shall have
Mr. Bandmann IL hls greatest ef characters
-Nareisss.
nrra OraaA CowFsvx If the Unpsece
densed business that ihe pnf Opera Com
nsny Is Doing ~ Tacoma this week D aaf
criterion, the ArmoFy building la this clty
wM be packed a. is utmost capacity With
the umeSt audience ever assembled
ufa5er itS root when that splsndss
ey4npAav ansns It's season az three
Xghts and \ Faatinee nsxs Thursday even
ms wlsA she new and popular comic opera
sspAolaf The grand nea temple ~ 9hes.
rs II Tacoma has keen tifed SIS oYegAoNs
inr every night. AMI seats ere
engaged Ter the entire Week, In
tranv instances seats and boxes have
been engaged for she season. Thsse has
not heem = elghg hat shAs the sign stand
inw room oniy" has been DISPLAYED 80 fke
sleAF hefara the caFt&ln fuSg. TIE music
s lovely. the ssnE1nN tsage lovely. and the
ballet sapsrb Mauy yogng Tacoma
ties have h9ea wearing haisa-aeaaed
usses esez since the company arrives
ia soan The indications nuN aFs thai
henanesgs of Tacoma's citizens v IA atsegsa
lhR tsetforuanes here also they are 50
aaptiY afesi wliA tSe oPwrA. Preparations
arr maturing 81 the Aruaagy for the reeers-
tseu IL the company. The his stage Is
nsArly an. The boxes wsA spon ts 81.
ranges, saea tas sceasrY Eoes is. sni
ever taing a48 he - bright ard cheerful
a. 4 Partisan tAssfer ben she crowd a.
eesatses ABd tAe curtssn roiis sp Tor he
arss act oE ragsa Aucgian SAFE IS seats
ard hoxes win - hela 81 GFshsm s ltagl.
saa =. Isssson bAock oB FRIDAY svxasne,
January L. al 'cseck
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-16
THE CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

Here we have cast cost 10 the winds and
marked the goods Ia sell at once. AL the
broken lines combined in one big sacrifice
cloaks that cost from so TO IS marked
down 10 the uniform price oE so. New-
markets reduced from 81 10 81 from $50
10 sLT5 grays down fFoa 81 20 Saza;
navy blue from SIS 70 $40. gay stripe
iirectoire front from SIS to Si2,
camel hair Newmafkets. large variety
Of styles, down from IS to SO.
French worsted directories. down from
$50 TO so.
beaver Ncwmarkcts. rolling cuifs aud
buttons OF mink OF beaver, doNn from SO
10 $50
Plush Newmarksts' down from so 20
$S7 80: from So 10 so.
A line of Peasants ard Newmarkcss
thrown on bargain counter. down from $40
te S.
peasants in blue and brown. down from
IS 10 $50.
Jackets cut from SO 10 81: nom g to
$3.50
Dsrectolre Jackets down FROM si5 70 sin
Startling reductions IN children . cioaAs
and jackets.
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Soc eli silk mervelieux dress quality reducedto
soc Gt the sale Chester cleAry

soc all silk meFyelleux dress quality reducedt0
soc et the sale. Chester Cleary.
Fine colcFed dress goods ali reduced At the
sale Chester Cieary.
&c fine Of fue extra.wiie Atwood ladies'
claIns at the sale. Reduced 20 &c Chester
CleaFy.
Twenty-Five and eighteen carat weddings
rings as Basye's Front street
Charles aosdstein agent soF Knox hats
our prizes durine the sale win eclipse any ever
quoted On the sound Chester Cleary.
Old papers = cents bHnale.
Hosiery All reduced at the sale. Chester cleary
NAPKINS oil reduced ~ ike sale. Chester
Cleafy.
Fine black dress materials ali reduced 81 the
sale Chester ClesFy.
The larxeft stock Of hats TO select from az
Charles e3oldstelns, the halter
Dress goods air reduced az the sale. Chester
cieary.
sc dress silks reduced to 55c AZ the sale. ches-
ter Cieary.
Old papers Is cents bundle
Spreads all rcdHced at the sale. Chester
cisary.
Towels an reduced at the sale. chester Cleary.
linens all reduced AZ the sale. Chester Cleary.
F.annels all reduced Al the sale. Chester
Clasry.
Old papers = cents bundle
Underwear all reduced AZ the sale Chester
clesgy.
elosks all redused Al the sale. Chester elea,y.
Blankets all reduced a. the sale. Chester
CiearY
ssc line spreads reduced % 80 At the sale
Chester Gleary.
commence Monday. January 8, Chester Ci0sry.
silks al reduced Chester Clears.
Dress goods-won6effal reductions al the sale.
Chester iieErv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-16
UNDERWEAR And WOOLENS


Ladies' all wool scarlet vests and pants.
reduced from 81 10 b0c.
The same. only liner grade, down from
Si.25 20 7bc.
Gents Derby ribbed all wool, from $40
TO $3.50 each.
900 dozen ribbed understands At fbc each.
Mems mesino half hose, pairs Cor 20.
See the wool fascinators and infAntas
wool saeques offered at unheafd-os raduc-
tons. further cuts are 90 he made.
Handsome beaded fascinasors cut froxs
$1.e0 20 81.
Infants wool sacquss down ,l1om 6oo
90 &C.
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nrIn 81 81 roorraps.
A Feanx Man Relieved Of s1eo and
Gala Mitch

A Yoanx Man Relieved Of s1eo and a
Gold watch.
Ar. T. d. yandermark, who resides Al
a.sEs Second street.. rear the power house.
was held ID By three footp2as Tuesday
eveaing and relieved of 500 aud valuable
geld watch
Mr.. Yandermsrk bad been spending the
evening st Ballard While in . saioon he
displayed bis cash Issss:e s=visaly 10 the by
ISLANDERS. Later, when waking home.
distance Of three ard one-half miles, .
rongb-Iookiag individual. with pistol and
TIVE comrades. ordered him TO turn over
bis vainables- This the young man did
with suddenness surprising. No clue Is
left OF the foospads.
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an raK I.AsD oFFIoE.
little Original Bat Let's Of Ftaai Ba
ness Naw Ileing nans.

Ifttse Original Bat Lets If Finai Basi-
ness New Befng nsns.
TIE officials as Lac land office. finding the
original business getting slack. are iInprov.
iag the opportunity Of docking into she
records and transacsing large amount OF
final basiness. The original business re-
carded yesterday consisted OF four PRE-.
enaptions. a. fellows
Presumption filings Margaret shaw, GA
the northeast quarter 81 SEXTON Is, town.
ship e. range ! west Charles Humphrses.
On the southwest quarter 81 the NORTHEAST
quarter Of section -. township ~. range
east Albeg4 kiray, on the north es {
quarter oi tie soashSess quarter Of eeeon
s. aud the sasg halt OF the southeast qaar.
ter and tie southeast quarter 81 the north
east quarter ~ sects0a T. township y,
range west Mrs Nellie z Durham. or
the ns9rth bali Of the southwest quarter AID
tie north bait q shs southeast quarter al
seetiom 81 township - range zsss
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A sERlnts rAal.

iAisiaW t&ta Ip Win =
Rr@k~u Nare CAP.
- sas Ls'tiaw esvH engineer. whliN
- eesp seeih FogFth sgreeE oAriy
49,. - morning jels % tee Sidewalk. a
- -. q twelve ~ sgseun feet and ~
- asa.saS ai0seif badly. Suffered y
: l'ss.sa tragsaFe - she iest leg lie wss
49, = afs0s u he Western Apsel. Ssaa
- = NE day 10 Pnavt3anee hosratal
-. knes cap q tbe iasure,i nuae uas
'' $ lu,e ave r.toes
s.. a-asaiaa Is a brother AZ James All
- = ~ commission lra og 1.AS3lSw &
e. - I,assaAsss. and the ar0ther started 81
-, =. ssSstle $50 reosipt oi a sesegrAas
aSiag tbs accident
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT

Henrietsas, ali shades. aa-inch. reduced
from zoe 10 .Aic.
Serges all shades. 5s-inch. reduced from
55c 10 Zoe.
Alpacas, d5-inch az 9iss worth 75c.
Pushes. l6-inch, reduced from bir 20 &c.
Many mere lines ia which equally hs
great reductions have been made. IRese
must be seen TO be appreciated.
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nrcrhIc Roam orrlcrRs.


sssaal MEETINGS 81 stockholders ta I've
aator Lines.
ne loslawing officers OF the Green Lake
seiric Railway Company we're elected
.ssst'ssay, a, meeting OF the stock holders.
sssaaeni. ". y. Wood, vice president,
ANS lssddy; secretary. G. =. Chaplin
ssasasvF '. Hugo Smith; manager Ifs.
e AtihouFne. trustees. ". ~ Weed
: 7 kuAlarne James Teddy. L. II. Grit.
=. Y. Igugo smith.
ne stockholders % the Seattle Electric
ssAsay 1ompeny met al the oGioe Of T.
2 "Fs1fita 4 60, on Tuesday afternoon
= s'ssiea the following trustees 10 serve
.lnhg the ensuing year Mr. T. a.
s'sash, M Aagas Macintosh. Mr.. n r..
ssahs, ~, + G. kltaurne, Mr.. v Hugo
1ssa. NJ Andrew ABBOTT. The trustees
q slevi eElcers TbugNsEav
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ANACORRT TIES

Has captured the prize. We confidently believe
that within another twelve months this belief
viii be thoroughly proven. All who know the
history Of our firm are aware that we have
never handled property outside OF Seattle be-
cause we have known that the majority of the
outside schemes were wildcat propositions
which would act as boomeraugs on the arms
satAesing them. We have thorough confidence,
however. that
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-16

M. Bailey s.atsert ard Wife Sc re Gene
T0@ 1ear~.

Mr and Mrs. Batiey tiaiseFt wf} leAvs
Seattle IN aheat tso weeks on q tao years
tear 81 the EssseTga states and ct haFope.
They VII - Grst II san Francisco thea
east After visiting mary ~ the prine5pal
cities es shs tnlfet States. they Sill cross
the Atlantic the latteF part q Apsa
SIR and Mrs. tsatzsEt visited E4rope su
fs1s. he8ne gore ta&s tlme steus yeaF ard
a hat TAey loak forward % taas s3s4,
sl5h great p5sssare.
They - - yhe ES.mieT - day or two
wheru tAsy wflg FemAta unsa fhetr aepart.
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DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

Striped Elder Down flannel. cut from 70
TO SOC.
Same. plain colors, from 81 to coo.
Linen Towels. red. down from si.5o q
Si.I0 per dozen.
Linsn Towels, down from f25o<o et-yS
Bedspreads, cut from 81 % 70 75c, from
$40 10 81; from 81 10 $50.
Especially tempting bargains are an
nonncsd IN this department. In table hnens
and bedspreads.
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ssrtofnrNr ron rwESTy.


@ssds Foe Nsrk fhis Merk.
tss hsslafd Manufacturing camrany sx-
- y Begin 0gseralJ0ns a. Railani tits
-. and wi e01ploy twenty n4en ia the
=. =. nd factory. The main hasld.as Is 81
= asf1 sae eueiagh0ass 2szea feps. ant
sssstoEy dry Ain Ssxis geeL All the
4 ssasess 1Fs completed With tiae exeeptlaa
ssses, which ase noN hesug made.
AZ eAgseaa st machinery arrived
|saaas. and al Is heins ses ep wlth = view
- lsasaeieg WORK 70 day or tao.
TIE general d1aeastoa lnmiser
- yet ey tsse misi. tae panpamy NsA
s-e.lsses'afS sash doors and gkin.is. giving
- asseniiea On aanses stair. scroll
VA saa artistic tarnlae
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-16

The msrvelcus exhibition at No. 500 Yesier
avenue representing the City Of Jerusalem be
fore the fall is being wei pafronized. II is an
exhibition that Is both interesting aud iustrue-
practically ladies' aud children's day and keep
open ali day. They remain only q short time
and it will pay yoI. 30 see 81 before Is lows.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-16

~. a 3orss proprietor q tae IineaIa
house. wAs sFrsssesi al : ,ssoek YESTERDAY
zfternoon hy Lieutenant Peer on warrant
sNora cas- hvSare 7ustsee Miller. by Chseg
Mscbsss eharwsng hsna With Ks~psnr 8 ass.
aFiegsy h0ase- tie Nas resezsea an h1s
uwm reeozuSzxncn sad 49, ~ given a he8f.
tae AZ 5 esseak fssss sstsnaoea hy aasgaes
Miller Mr NUrse w1i - cAasEea with a.
lawing PROSTITUTES l.. iahAhss as kssssse
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kssaa 49, l'alSefassf ,a ss5ss ase ~ gasg aaS
A. - ssssses sass rsnsssy h. ps sssas = &ss
~ -. $: ssst se essty tsRen aeesasahEs IL
~ - - - rvs tAs IA tta nAEass ass Il
ssAs - ssss.ss tasse saAagae ssrap 1t rigs
ks<..< -. asstssi saa1sse sHa laasz keaiaa a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-16
PUGET SOUND COUNTRY.

Engraved sectional maps Of this remarkable
country, mounted on muslin and rollers, inst
issned by Baker, BAlch & Co, civil engineers,
Atkins block. Send SIS for specimen copy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-16

The sieN Fvoat ssneet e2hse wNs not
stretched Yesterday hss sia tss TO-DAY IL
was 3 81 'eses.E Yesterday 2ft~rnoea when
SOC Enel at sire ru}e a. Eotssn sa p-ess-
ssou 81 unvusls and & "a dseaaesi - ysssi-
szone lSysnk st uussl tessay it wsu reqairs
ahoas thrse hears - ras TIE rope ia IL =
nos ssaenEszt tsAt tas rasa all Boa start
az again gmals ssfeFsiag mnralEg-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-16
no OUR pRIKNDs AND PATRONS.

Our Office for the next year viii be ia the Rox-
well block. VI thin ten days we will place there
for public reference q complete library OF the
different state and city directories OF the United
States and Canada. Respectfully.
PoxK's S.ATILE DIRECTORY CoMPAEY,
Publishers Seattle city Directory.
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First SaIeof Lots

We control go lots in the oriEinsI toHnsite Of
Anacorses. This Is 20 outside addition bat
chssce Inside property. and the pinL which Is
that Of the acIty Of AnaooFtss,7 Is dedicated By
elijah smith. president Of the Oregon Improve
ment Co We
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-16
II has for many ysArs sesa Al accepted tAeOsy
that there would ultimately se
Three Large Cities on the Sound

Tacoma the center q The up.soand trade. is
unqnestionably ore o. these points seatile's
magnificent geographical position makes her
the chief city q tas sound. as wen as Of the
state. well emitting her to the proud title Of the
'oaeen CITY There must Of necessity be a
commercial center down sound. which win bear
the same relation TO Seattle. the metropolis. ~
does Tacoma For several years there was .
feeling Of uncertainty Is to TIE location Of the
down-soaad metropolis bat il is now belief
almost universally accepted that
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

TNE kSoSsszAA&4E
Moalsr. CITY III Boyee East Tao
Box, Tacoma GE wlsnzser. kisktd
A z Common. Muck wTCiane. san de Fafa
Il & Walters. East Tse gno kanstx. snohomtsh
o AmbHFg. wh'by I A Mitchell, whFbT
H Hawkins u, vi, By &c. smith. PORT Angls
D n Qainn Pk Ang'ls II Fsrsey. saoqaaimie
g B Greves. Tacoma AZ Mnnday. Portland
nave Whiting CITY FL Way, Portland
9 noughersy. Tao A Gam mon. Tacoma
VA KeazaAl. Tacoma CT Kyle. F4iEhATen
" oxteghout. Fsish O osterson, fairaaven
q AndeFsoz, Scheme FIJI Fuller City
c MINI City JeEarines. DRwAaaish
N Feiatmann, san O B NIilisms, Tseons
W u Talbot. Tni&lip II Il GoaneF. Ia coaner
X CARAT, East Tao
Russ HOTEL.
Mrs 0Brsen, Idaho Bullock y Dakota
J Bushmau, Dk'tg i. zedwtck & WI, n Ok
J K Fyfe. Townsend T J Howard. p Towns
steele. do " Shse is, do
FerTeES Keyrett. do vi Halloek. Dakota
J II Fenmann & VT or j. y. Parker, City
g u Cslligan Clinton u Hayes, Columbus. O
A II Eddy. Olympia Johnson. Tacoma
J Toomhs, Portland c Ienhks, Minneapolis
II Orchard Il VT NoFthouse. Tacoma
J ] Peters Marysvfile r Riley. snohomish
J Z Iawers. Tacoma Miss wolveEton. TaeoEa
James & VT. do Thos Rowles. do
Minnie Nelson, DO Refna johnson, do
c Eiberfse, do w Boone. Sacramento
Cumming. No Mrs In cFaddoek, MINI
Mrs Gresham. MINI
THE RAINIER
John Rankin, Olympia w gregory, City
W Z Gilbert, Portland T Murray spencer.
K Reed & wi, Tacoma WA Heilhron. City
sweet, san Fran &C Wellington. Mimi
A " HsSfie neadwcod Alexander. IT Town
\ 4 smith, Pt Angeles J B Mailing. Aberdeen
A Jaekman, " Townsd + Gately. Mimi
t. Eddy, City II Andrews, City
Miller, do III Mitchell is, Tacoma
RArgsin IN acres 70 plat Daniel jones 4 Co..
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eaFA eaas ~ sore saeaSs ssasEas nes hs
nzEssesss NfeWns sgaeAlAi EaNaes aFs
ssmess geRsssz. s@4 give Fseurs ril9s - -,
hssx
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A BOON IL JFRtgAIFM. =

RArgsin in acres 70 piaL Daniel Jones 4 Co.,
81 second ktgeeL
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Laces and Ribbons

1000 yards Ecru Oriental lace at &c pes yard.
r4-inch Oriental lace from a5c to Ioc
Embroderies from asc to roc
Ribbons. finch. all silk from soc to aso
Sash ribbons from zsc down to SOC
Fancy ribbons down from s. to 81.
Hundreds Of other articles in this department. which
being simply given away.
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Are Now Selling Lots

AZ sur oflee- All inside lots vii be $50 ara
corners 500 Those who make the Grst selee-
sioas viii Ecs In TIE frst tier Of eloekA We viii
ses 100 iots a. these prices After these 100 lots
are sold prsccs win be advanced 3 per oent
ne contract hes beea let for ne clearing d she
snssre zAek Terms Of kAis are hall casa
inaeFeas en- deferred payments will b PEI cent
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Fsse asrs sszgss- ga nsassi 1sass IN. So
Sx<sss8 s4rxSE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-16

Mrs NJ r. Hansaker flied a suit against
a Mrs. Turner 90 recover $s6o on account
OF household goods aud ehatgeis cold on
Nov. - isSa and for 500 damages.
James Weed brought suit against Will
lam Jones ct Al 20 recover $5gS.
brick Noodle groesryman on Seventh
street. between Union and University. filed
petition IN insolvency, His assets are
81 sSa 10 and his liabilities are several
times that suu
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07

Her co dock capacity is estimated
at $500, 0lU tons.
Her Ell ;vator capacity at $500, 900
bushels.
lier assessed valuation in 1850 will
reach go ,0tO,l00, growth OF 100 per
cent over 1889
The estimated value of the public
improvements to be made by the city
in 1890. for street grading paving and
sewering is but little short of $50, 600;
while the Gas. Electric Light and
Water Works Company VIII also ex-
pend about si50, 600 in extra mains,
stations, etc.
The Water Light and Power Com
rany furnished tle tic power ion
operating the street cars OF the city,
ard for manufacturing purposes III the
city, wht re small powers are Ise l.
Small steam plants can thus be almost
entirely dispensed with.
Coal IS carried from Buffalo to Supe-
rior for 20 cents per ton less than to
Chicago or milwaukee,.
The present outlook is that Superior
Will, at the end of tie present year, be
found to stand first in the list of cities
i'll the shipments of grain and -four
and second only to Chicago III the
amount of coal received and diStribut-
ed
And it is safe to aver no other city
III the United States is supplied with
equal terminal facilities. The rail.
ways now here are credited, by MI
Street, with the ownership Of terminal
grounds as follows:
Northern Pacific, about 500 acres.
Great Northern, 800 acres.
Chicago, St Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha, 60 acres.
St Paul * Duluth, 80 acres.
Duluth, South Shore & Atltatic, 40
acres.
The Lake SUP erior Terminal &
Transfer Company has ample right of
way to all parts of the city This
company is owned by the componies
above NAMED, and operated for their
mutual benefit. The several roads alb
serb all switching charges on goods
going out or coming into the city over
their several lines, SO that neither the
consignee OF conSignor has anything of
that nature to pay. 1t is believed
that Superior is the only city in
America Of any considerable preten-
tionS, that has Il railway exchange
OF this sort III use. It gives the whole
Saler and manufacturer a manifest adj
vantage over other cities, and needs
no exploiting, it exploits itself. 1t is
a clear saving Of frsm $50 to $500
per car over other cities.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Mt a special term
of the Circuit Court To he held in and for Doug
las county, Wisconsin. application will be made
to the Court at the Court House on the 10Th day
of June. 1880. at Del ock Of that day. or rs
soon thereafter as the application can be heard,
for order to sell lot numbered AS situated on
West 18th street in the city Of superior. the same
now belonging to the undersigned corporation:
and to direct the application of the money arts
ing therefrom to such uses as the corporation.
with the appreciation of the Court, shall COLI
ceive To be for the interest of the corporation.
Dated May 10th, 1880.
J. l.. CHRISTIE,
+. y. BuI.E
NEIL SMITH.
j. ID. WHIrNEY,
MARTIN FATTI>0N,
s. T. TUBES
TRUSTEES OF THE NJ j.. CHURCH, OF SUPERIOR.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
DOUGLAS COUNTY


In the matter of the petition of Benjamin IL Wis
10 have determined the descent of certain
real estate i'll Douglas county, to the heir at law
of Thomas a. kiiey, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that on the Goth day
of May A. ID. ls90, the petition OF Benjamin H.
Wisdom was duly filed in said conrt, praying for
Judgment determining the descent of the real
estate hereinafter described, to Charlotte Carpcn-
tier nee Charlotte kileyl the only heir at law
Of Thomas A, kiley, deceased, and that pursuant
10 All order made and entered hereoH on the Goth
lay of May, a. D. 1880. the said petition viii be
heard at regular term Of said county court TO be
held i'll the court house at Superior in said Doug
as county on the second Tuesday. beng the 9Th
LAY. of July A. ID. 1891, at ID o'clock in the fore
toon OF that day Or as soon thereafter as counsel
can be heard
The real estate affected by said proceeding and
the descent of which is hereby sought To be de-
rermned is described follows. to-wit: The
Southeast quarter of Section Twelve I2). in
Township FoTty-eieht AS. North of Range Thir
teen 13l West. in said Douglas county.
Dated May 20, 1890.
BY the Court.
m2Ij7 h. f. ROBERTS,, County Judge
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07

The Minnesota Car Company. a
boom edition got up by West Duluth
town lot speculators. is a thing of the
past Il took some money to put in
the plant, but the boomers made dol
lars where they spent cents. 1t was
ON a par with the ed South Duluth
addition scheme.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07

Secretary Timme wants to he Gov
ernor or something. Secretary Timme
is reported 70 be lighting the Bennett
Law Secretary Tmme had better
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be Secretary Dennis VIXEN the next CON
vention adjoUGnS.