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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17
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,-fry oE PARIS "Wednesday. Na.fh iN 3 50 y. 49,
Wv ~ u 'itiI. Wclue.day. March 20 10 a.
CiTy OF Xxi, INOND wednesday. APRIL 80 ,. ~.
ciiy on CHESTER Wednesday. tfril - q
frou r.cr ~. =. 3D. 'n'ns hTi-oI,c.', l.f,y.
..d ia'.,,or - room cltoND tAFlN. 80. STEER
AGr 500 rIIIK WEIGHT Sous. General Agents,
n nnNI ~. l.EIif- y y.
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Ocean Steamers

NCJIOR LINE. l.. :. MAIL Steamships
n From Pc. II. y. Il $3.50
NETWORK and LIyEEr6olr VIA QUEENSTOWN.
saturi1y MAY g. MAJ 81 June - JUS 20 400
Cabin 500 $50 :lOo Second gann, S5l.
De,on', Mal. - a. H. Ansnoiia APT; o. a. m M
c,,in > % and 500. ~r,ond Clt--. $50 Nie'TAtr ~
~'' HENDTI,~ON BROTHERS. Rowling "irh
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TRIBTNE ALMANAC, 1890.

The Tribune Almanac hold, IT. own AGAINST all comers
a. INC standard book o reference for political. election
Gnauclal pension other statistic. aud information No
has occasion to refer 10 fact, ana hguco can
anord TO be without 1t. - cents "A copy
THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17

Hudson River Railroad.
AL Trains arrive at and DEPART from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,


TIE ONLY RAILROAD ,rA ION IN TIE CITY,
ihA4No 40 iOA-IO">
$40 4. NJ. MN 1Onh = A-AAL l>AIlst-SS-
que At anandalgua . 100, IuAaio 5 20 y h.
OjV A. Vi. CHICAGO NEsIIBULE LIAIIED-dus
az Chicago . 30 a. H., next day. ..-..,..,, -,
1880 4. VI. sOU1HM sIEt% VESTlBUL E LIN
IIED-due Cincinnati o. indianapolis ~ 80 .. H.
liza 4. VI. isii.RN DAY EXPREssdaily excep.
sundays. Train leaving on Saturdays does not run
500 p. VI. FAST WESTERLY EXPREss1odue Chicago
90 cnnatl 80 M * h2I. :s sor a Raebe.te,
,cNr.l, Niagara Eail- and the Mest ..-,., ,,,.,.
.TpNSY UTICA SYRACUSE. RO'nESl En- ,BiF'
"i1TAIO AND NIAGARA FALLs-S - 30 10 30.
80 a n co. 10 90 D. M. also 80 D. H. Albany
Ar rgrc GENEVA AND, cANANpAIGu n,d 80
TROY SARATOGA, ADIH0NDACk MOI ia oS S %
MONTREALs 80 q. m, 80 y M o al7 10 ts nv
pEiII;K ~ h'tI HILLS. VIA HARLEM DIVISION
For tickets and space Sleeping Cars, apply az Grand
Central S.atlvl, at sos t5, 80, "a anu oS"ss'
II PARK Place, Wet l21t-s an 'o.hs'' - ,a;
New. York 1913 Wa>hin gtOnst 40 fultOh-s| anu go
Iedf0rd-aNe T.. D., BrOOAlyh. - ,..,. ,.o-,co ,...,
ho,ei. and residences through O. destination. -.
psily except sunday. DAILY except saturday Otnef
no. r1'ns except those leaving at 80 a. M &c
o ill., 80 D. N. and u 90 midnight stop AZ l"S,h-sS
s 1aTix u ror-crY GEORGE ". DANIELS.
JUN General Manager Genl Passenger Agent
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flrOE LAGUAYEA. PUERTO CABILLO. CURACAO
COEO ASD MAEADAIED.
irou Pier 80. Last l.l.sF -
IS NDEIFHl A....-...-----M ei o. ~. Nan -
- NfNfEi Ella qif. Nlfi -
- f,p.rA~ ....... ~aftrlst. Apr 10
have ,cry superior accom-. slatHue f.r pass 80
nav ~ ROIITOS. HIS DNILfIr
General Managers. Il Walise.
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LINE.

Sr-NYORK 10 LIVERPOOL. Wa orELNSTO"-.
INV From Pier 40 NoFth Eit,r
FAST INPKE>S NAIL SiENlC r.. a.
,,'''n" 80 noon Arsli 49, . 80 a. n.
,~r,,f. A4rf = 80 4 t,IIila tIr - . 80 a III.
l,,.huia Arm o. go a n. Itrlria Apf. @6, II a. n.
1ahin Massage .GJ and upward. ln'.f"'a'"i.. -.
..t..rye tr.,t- 20 and A parts 90 iliop' ar f'rf
loss rat. Dor f.f.f ard f'--'r" apply 20 tAe company
orlc. Green. y IS ! oIN
'''''f e. CO.. General Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17

DAIITII MNTI. : IN NI-IIIT UNI ny I -
/ LINES IOl. tAIIfO.NIA. JArAN cha.
CENTRAL, kND sol III AMERICA AND MANGO.
from Sow orh iicr foot 81 t"l =, y ~.
Ear san Francisco. Nll frr l-fiuD, 81 Panama
COION sails Imr-das. NsIrh TO- noon.
From. san Francisco. if 1nd Biiuuai 1t,.,
for thlua aud japan,
CITY OF PTEItt. -.l.- THURSDAY, fp;li 8 y. m.
lr f,.r,. i,a -ac. and General iniIri alton apply u
co1r,nt = Ollie tir Ii,- foot ~ Canal y i.
1 super 4llfffilf Ut
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4 u IUN II ' T.,
TOl. QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
Lave pier 3s y H.. foot Of King
NEVADA .......... .Tue~dpy March ~, = 30 m.
wiSco ISL y ...... Tucsdly. April l5 80 .. IN.
ViVABA Tuesday. kprl -, a.
tsli -,ls April - June 3, July y.
ARIZONA s9ils.- May ~ Junc - July ~.
$50 ana NJ uSDERmiLL co.. IS Broadway. Ny.
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VVlIITE oSTAK LINL. .yn ,,vrrpoor

w rr6E oJiITsrOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROY Al. AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
i,ritauuic. Mar 49, y. III. Majestic April 10 . y. m
d,aimsmic Mar 2G a. Germanic Apr % 80 m
'Tcutonic. Apfl :, D. M 'Iruh' piii oo y, III
'Adriailc April .. . 30 a. m nIi'agnc May 30 am
second cabin these steamers. saloon rates, roo
and inward according STEAMER and location Of berth
Srrond cabin s3 $40 Excursion tickets favorable
TENS st.erzcc 500 Companys once. No. " broadway.
New-York Philadelphia o1icc 4O6 Nalnut.'i: -
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CTATL LINE-BETWEEN NEW-YORK,
- GI',SGow AHD MoyILLE 90 NpoNpEHs0 l;,s
NTH THROUGH TICKETS At REDltI I'D RATES
TO LiyEErooL L0ND9S; DUnliN' 90 s..
CT aTT or NEVADA ..... THURSDAY March y. . a. IN.
ain passage ~, $50 according to location OF stae.
ion tickets 500 70 500. SterrTgc tickets to
and from all parts II Europe at lowest racs rom ps,
Soiuuha stores Ferry BrcOklyn. y Y For freight
and Massage apply 10 AUSTIN BALDWIN & co. General
.gen,S "A Dfoa1way Y Stecragc office. q Brondway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17

NONPNINIE NENFNAI- f. 1 IaIISdI dII I ,,i,Hs,
~ FRENCH LINE TO H\NKE EVERY SATURDAY,
Comrauvs No A. North River. r. Moitonst.
LA GASCOGNE, santeIli-- saturday. March y = a. m
IA CHAMPAGNE. r.Sat1Ifay. March ~ ~ 80 a. M
IA NOKMANplE Collier satu day APril -, 80 a. M
l. HRETAGNI de- Jou--rlin sat. APPEL u ~ 80 a. M
Ia GASCOGNf., SIntc -.... saturday Aprii 10, a
= A E0EGII l.nnclAl Agcni. SO. 3 Row ing .,rrel.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
IRISH FOLKLORE.

MYTHS AND FOLKLORE OF lRELANp 10y az
miah Curtin. 12mo PIP. 34' 'bo''"' w
Brown & Coz .
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-06

Evening Telegram.
1t IS pretty well understood that the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Rail
way corporation has completed terms
for the purchase of the Milwaukee, 4
Northern railroad. The proposed ac-
QUESTION is Il line of road extending
from Milwaukee north, through OZau-
kee, Sheboygan, Calumet, Outagamie,
Brown, Oconto and Marinette cOun-
ties, into the Northern peninsula of
Michigan, touching Plymouth, Apple
ton, Menasha, Neenah, Green Bay,
Marinette, Iron Mountain, EloOdW0od
Republic ana some Of the greatest iron
mines in Michigan.
There isa report that the new own
ers will extend the Milwaukee &
Northern to Superior, and the report
seems to be pretty generally believed.
1t is true that the Chicago, Milwaukee
< st. Paul wishes to and undoubtedly
viii come to Superior, but there is
little probability that it viii come by
Way VI tuI ~ - ti!Cii II itillHoNlt VI
Michigan And if it should Superior
VIII derive comparatively little benefit
from the coInectjon--as little as the
railway itself.
What we want and what the great
railway i'll question must have, is Il
line to the Southwest to connect with
the enormous system ALREADY estab-
lshcd by the Chicago, Milwaukee *
st. Paul company. Whenever that
connection shall be established there
VIII be made tributary to Superior Il
larger, richer and more productive ag
ricultural empire than Is drained or fed
by any Other city in America or in the
world
And what is better no human
agency can eyer get this empire away
from us or deprive lis of its business.
If other cities shall start up West or
Southwest and Northwest of Superior,
they will add to not take from the
business OF Superior. Here, we not
only profit by our Own efforts, but by
the efforts and success of those around
us, and beyond us thousand miles to
the West, Northwest and Southwest.
What is true of Superior today Will
be true of her forever. 1t is, there
fore, the safest and surest place in
which to engage in business, own
property, establish home, or make a
railway connection, and no one knows
these facts better than the managers
of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway company, whose locomotives
viii be seen i'll Superior before 1892.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-06
Probable Fatal ARRAY.

Last Monday was Labor day, fat
mans base ball day and horse racing
day, and as an apparent necessity a
great deal of poor whisky was used.
At the West End in the evening Ex-
Mayor Sutphin, Ex-Chief of Police
Doran, w. II. Dwyer and Jonn Ag
new, all of Duluth, and E. V. Mundy,
of this city, met on Tower avenue in
front of the Richie block. We will
not say that all these men were drunk
but all had been drinking as they
themselves admit, and whisky rather
than brains ruled their actions. 1t is
not necessary to make long story of
the matter and in fact but little is
really known concerning it. From 4
mere nothing arose hot words between
Doran and Mundy. Mundy struck at
Doran, missed his mark and struck
Dwyer. Dwyer returned the compli
ment landing a stunning blow under
Mundy's ear which Brought him to the
ground and in the fall he struck the
side of his head against the curb stone
of the street. About this time DR..
Conner came out Of his office in an
swer to professional call and found
Mundy lying there apparently dead.
The doctor called an officer and a car
riage and took the injured man to st.
Francis hospital. At last accounts
Mr.. Mundy was still unconscious with
blood ooZing out of his ear and as yet
the physicians are unable to determine
the extent and true nature of the in
jury as it is all internal, and, as we
understand it, but little hopes of his
recovery are entertained.
The affair was kept very quiet and it
was not until Thursday that even our
very enterprising daily papers made
any mention Of the affair, and even
now with the probability of Mondy's
death in view no arrests have been
made, and only Mr.. Dryer who struck
the unfortunate blow, has expressed
any regret over the matter lie says
he did not know Mr.. Mundy, and struck
him in return far the blow lie had re-
ceived without stopping to inquire
whether it was intended for him or
~
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-06
Free Delivery.
From the Telegram.

From the Telegram.
Inspector Spangler of the United
States Free Delivery system, arrived
this morning from Washington, ID. {.
His coming has been anXiously looked
for by Postmaster Rice, and the public
VIII be interested to learn the result
OF the inspectors investigation. lie
was driven about the city by Post
master Rice and the free delivery dis
trictS have been determined upon.
The Inspector was impressed with
Superior ana pronounced it one of the
brightest and most promising young
cities that he had ever visited. He
frankly admitted that the city already
stood in need of the free delivery sys-
tenn and that the matter of securing
it viii he forwarded with all possible
expectancy.
The next thing that VIII come up
for consideration VII be the appoint
ment Of the carriers. Postmaster
Rec Will forward recommendations of
men for appointment at once.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-06
ys.s. Morrison Bead.

Mrs D. Geo. Morrison, who has
been i'll very poor health for the past
year. died on Friday of last week, but
we did not learn OF the sad event in
time for our last issue. Mrs. Morrison
spent her whole lite in this locality,
and was about 81 years of age. Her
disease WAS consumption, the result OF
Il cold contracted Il little more than
one year ago, and for some time it has
been apparent 10 her family and friends
that she could not recover. Mrs. Nor
risen was of a very quiet and retiring
disposition, yet il is said that hundreds
Of people in this county could attest
to her many acts of kindness and
charity
The funeral took place on Sunday
afternoon and was hugely attended,
the remains being buried on Wisconsin
Point. To the Borrowing husband and
children of the deceased, the TINES eN-
tends rs syII1 patty.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-06

A West End politician said to an
East End politician, a few days ago,
that Mr.. Mead had been seen, and that
he had consented to run for the As
sembly this fall and that so far as Su-
pcrior was concerned the fight would
be for the removal Of the court house
to the West End of the city, and that
Mr.. Mead was standing square on that
platform. All right We are glad to
know III advance, without Judging
from the past, just where Mr.. Mead
stands on this question.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-06

STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT

STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
In the matter OF the estate of Peter F. Bradshaw
deceased late si the CITY of superior, in Doug
las County Wisconsin, i'll probate
NOTICE is hereby gvca that al special term
of the County Court to be held in and for said
House. in the City OF Superior Douglas county,
Wisconsin, on Tuesday the ibth day of Scptem-
Der 1870 at 10 o'clock III the forenoon of that day
The following matter VIII he heard and cprsd-
cred. The petition of sarah :. Bradshaw. wife of
PctcrE Bradshaw deceased to have TIE instrument
prupOunied by her as the last viii OF said dcCcAs
ell, admitted to prof,stc. The instrument pro
pounded as such will is dated July 20, Is 9, aud
said Sarah :. bradshaw is named therein as sole
cxccutrix thereof. In said petition it is repre-
scented That MnIIi.a W.. Edes. Mary \. Oracle :.
James :. and Leslie f. bradshaw all minors, are
all The heirs nj law of said deceased
Dated this 2d day of September, 1870.
by tie Court,
500 ID. T. ROBERTS, County Judge
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-06
Let the Nations Eeej ice.

EVANSVILLE, Wis, Sept. Erred
DOUGH w. j. Hoy and Thomas Tyler,
three alleged tightening rod swindlers.
are confined in Rock County Jail.
Their scheme is the old one of a con
tract signed by the victim, which
afterward turns up as prOmiSSory
note. They are supposed to be the
same men who swindled Andrew Lewis
of Dane county, a short time ago.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-06
Friday and Saturday.

The following gentlemen will appear
on the stage Friday and Saturday
nights with Mrs. Abbott, the Mag
netic wonder:
Rev. Putnam Cady, VIM. B. Banks,
Judge Steele, Frank \. Ross, DR.. Con-
nor, Dr.. Wiley, f. Y. Mundy, Alder
man Baxter, Thos. Dwyer, Postmaster
G. L. Rice, I. NJ. ThOrson, Frank \.
Flower, and other representative bus
mess men of the East and Vest Ends
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-06
Our Educators.

The Nelson Dewey school was opened
last Tuesday. The teachers this year
are A. ]. Hogan Principal and general
Superintendent, with Miss Jessie Evans
for his assistant. Miss Lizzie Bell takes
the grammar department.; Misses
Helen Eubanks, Annie Garriety and
Pearl Van Dorm the primary depart
ments; Misses Sara L. Severance and
Josie Reynolds the kindergarten; Mrs.
r. J. Shields music. The high school
branch of studies will be introduced
this year and for this class seventeen
students are now enrolled.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-06
18th <i3y of Ssc:a5er. 1890.
NOTICE..
Ana

~ S.LAND OFFICE, ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
u. Aug 49, 1870
COMPLAINT having been entered nj this office
by Annie Monsoon against J. Coleman Maliey.
for abandoning his homestead entry No. lJiu,
dated March %l>t. IS $. upon the NElf Section
s, Township Il North Range II West. lii Douglas
county, Wisconsin, with view to the canretia-
tinn of said entry. the SAID parties are hereby
summoned to appear before the Clerk OF the Cir
cult Court at superior. lSconsin, on the
l5sn Gay of October. 1890.
nj II o'clock m. To respond and furnish testi-
mnuy concerning said alleged abandonment,
and said evidence will be reviewed 10y the fc@is
ter and Receiver nj the Ashland Office Oh Oct. %
lS.4. at 10 a. III.
sGDll Il. c. UEYDLAJFF. Receiver
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-06
Notice for Publication.

T AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN,
II Aug. 10 1870.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof III support OF his claim, and that
said proof will be made before the Clerk of the
Circuit Court, Douglas county, Wis., at superior.
Wisconsin, on
September. -. 1890,
viz: Barnett J. Cook. his u. s. No. 2u3i. for the
Sell NW1, and the M SWlI Sec. 80, Up. 40 ~,
X. II w
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land. viz: Joseph Reaudnin, Mary Turner,
Emma Peterson. Moses s Cook all of FoXboro
Station on Eastern Minnesota X. r., Douglas Co.,
Wisconsin.
aug22scpt27 G.. W. DARLINGTON. Register.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-06
Notice for Publication,

AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
II July 30, 1880
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make llIial proof i'll support of his claim, and
that said proof VIII he made before the Judge. or
in his absence the Clerk of the Circuit Court. for
Douglas County, Wisconsin,, at superior, Wiscon
sill,
September G. 1890.
viz. John Mathc>on, Hid. f. No. $50, for the
NWl SEC -. Tp. IS n, K. II V.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon ana cultivation OF
said land, viz: Charles :. Howard, Edwin John
son. Gust Johnson and Robert Howard, nll OF
Poplar, Douglas County Wisconsin.
a-,s5 &. W. CARRlNGIDN- Register
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-06
September 10. 1890,

viz: john \. -l,ndin his HI. T. N. 59i for The
W. NE1l and Nj ~" sec. -, II. Il, i. - ~.
lie names the follow ing witnesses 20 prove his
continuous residence Gp'a aafi cultivation 81
said land. Viz. Andrew 4ndelsol!. In3!H EI berg.
John u Peterson, and john =. johnson, all at
:. .x-'h|s-Be. DJ.:-,}as County Wisconsin
aas-% y y. t-.!....ss= .tE. Re- ..ter.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-06
October %. 1890.

VIZ: Andrew q narlbom his Hi. F. No. sci FOR the
e. NEt4 Me- >El4 sec. : Tp. - n, Il. u w
He names The following witnesses To prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation or
said land. viz: William ~elwoud. George Larson,
August johnson AMI Charles Peterson, all OF
White Bircn, Douglas county. Wisconsin.
sfuIl q. V. CARIINGT0N. Register.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-06
Notice for Publication,

r AND OFEICE AT ASHLAND, WISCONSIN.
Il cei-t. ! l>9'.
NOTICE : hereby given that the fpllowing
named settler has tiled Notice "i his intention To
make FINAL proof in support of his claim and that
said proof viii hc made before the Clerk. OF the
Circt.it Court. for Douglas county, Wisconsin, at
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-06

viz Thomas J. Fitzpatrick Ills IId Entry No lf7i
for the II sec - Tp Il y of Il T. " p N
He names the following ILLNESSES 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of.
sGii land, viz: William Jones. William Little,
Patrick Brown. Barney Brown, ali OF south Range
Douglas county, Wisconsin.
SOIL e. W CARRINGTON Register.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-06
Notice of Publication.

T AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND, WISCONSIN.
l. August - $50
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
I.aincd settler has tiied rotice al s intention to
make final proof in support of his claim AMI that
SAID proof " i'll be made before the Clerk, uf the
Circuit Court. for Douglas county, Wisconsin, al
Superi,r Wisconsin. on
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-06

~ S LAND OFFICE, ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
u. Aug. IL, lS!D.
COMPLAINT having been entered at this Office
bv Annie Monsoon against Bartholomew Wolf for
abandoning his homestead entry No 1915, dated
June 1>t. lS>S, upon the VIZ SNl aud The SCI,
SWI, Section 1. Township Is North. Range i,
West, in Douglas county, with Il view 10 the can
collation. o. said entry. the said parties and here
by summoned to appear before the Clerk OF the
Ciruit Court al sup. r.o: Wisconsin. on The
18th day of tsc;ni,er. 1880.
at 10 O'Clock u. m. TO respond and furnish eSti-
moHy concerning said abandonment. and said
evidence will hc reviewed 10y the REGISTER and
Receiver al the Ashland Office on Oct. >, 1920 at
10 a. III.
stjOf1 T.. e. HEY DLAi FL. Receiver.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-06
October 20. 1890,

viz William Sclwooi his Id. F. No. -, for The
oH1. 81. and "a oW1. and NEi4 oWi4 eec. =
Tn. Is y X. l. ".
He names the following witnesses To prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation al
said laud viz: George Larson, Charles Peterson.
August Johnson api Andrew q Karlbon all Of
White Birch, DoHclas county. Wisconsin
s,-7.l q y C.lE:X+SC5- ~ Keg.s,.r
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-06
Seefess,her IL, 1890,

riE Olof Nofrlinpn, I'D, l. l7Ss for the SE'i Sec
-, Up. II y. r. II ".
He IA mes the following witnesses IN prove hi5s-
continuous n SIDE nee upon aud CrftleAiin0 q.
said and. viz: Andrew >ilsrn. Jonn I;fherS,-
Andrew Anderson and AGC'ph Carlson al ~
U8.sr ht,1lu. I}cI.,fi. county. Eie.6aS.I
49, {. & aEr r>-r.~''A' a.ast1s>s.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-06
NotIcc for uDs;raf.cn.

r AND OFFICE At ashland. WISCONSIN.
i sept. l, l>9i.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice uf hi> IuiCntiaH -
M. ke final Irot III spEri uf his claim and thar
said proof will be made before the Clerk of the
Circuit Coart for Douglas county, Wisconsin, at
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-06

Weighs only IS pounds but four men
can not lift her.
Can lit 1900 pounds without physical
or mechanical effort.
Two strong men can not draw a stick
through her hands.
BY placing her fingers on their heads
she Will raise two men from the floor.
Standing upon one foot, it will be
impossible for four llen to throw her
off her balance.
Lifts whole base ball club at once.
Mrs. Abbott, by resting the palms Of
her mighty hands into those OF 10
year old boy 5 hands, transfers the mys
tic force to him, and two men can not
lift him from the floor.
Challenges the strongest athletes to
raise her from the floor.
Many feats equally uneXplainabie.
Pieces of Admission 10. 30 and 25c.
TtCMErs-On sale September Sd at
Ward 4 Diapers and News Stand,
West Superior Hotel.
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