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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12
Street Preaching Not A Crime.

We have few people in this city,
We are sorry to say, who are so steel :
| ed III sin and all depravity, that they
can not tolerate anything pure or listen
to holy teaching. This element has
on several occasions arrested one Rob
ert Burke, who after working hours
and on Sunday afternoons has preach
ed to the masses through street or
open air meetings. This man has suf-
fered some personal injuries in being
arrested, he has been put i'll the com
mon Jail of the city with the common
DRINKS and "yags" of the streets
Some weeks ago he was arrested for
street preaching. The case has been
adjourned from time to time until it
came to final trial on Wednesday, with
Messrs W ilson 4 Dickinson attorneys
for Burke, and city attorney Woolpert
for the prosecution. The Leader re-
ports the case as follows in its issue of
Thursday morning:
The defense called for a jury and in
the drawing of the names Attorney
Wilson and City Attorney Woolpert
had quite Il difference of opinion and
the latter became possessed of the idea
that his cOnSclentiouSneSS i'll the pros
ecution of the case was questioned,
and he protested vigorously that he
was only acting in his Official capacity.
The following jury was finally drawn
and the case was taken up at O'Clock:
J. b. Ennis, w, Moore, j. l. Hunt
and ID. Cronin.
The witnesses examined were Police
man Allen, who made the arres.. w.
Ii. Mccarthy, l.. W. Stafford, VIM. Pip
ping, Chris Bango. Y. l.. Baker ana
James Powers. The testimony of the
officer was to the effect that crowd
was drawn togethe by Burk's preach
ing and that there was considerable
swearing and vulgar language. The
testimony of the other witnesses was
only that {: crowd was gathered by
Burke's preaching to the obstruction
ton Of the street. Their testimony
differed by only as to the SIZE of the
crowd and none of them said that
there was any disorderly conduct or Ii
otouS proceedings
After the testimony was all in Attor
ney Dickinson moved the discharge of
the prisoner be granted OH the ground
that not enough evidence had been III
troduced which showed Il violation of
the ordinance. City Attorney Vol
pert contended that the prisoner could
not be discharged now, the jury being
the judge of the law and facts. Judge
Bryant discharged the prisoner, hold
ing that street preaching WAS not vio-
| litlng the meaning OF the ordinance.
If it were, he said, open air speeches of
any kind would be misdemeanors, and
the speakers was amenable to punish
inent under the ordinance as Burke.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12

The Good Temrlars of his the
The First District of the Grand Lodge,
held its annual meeting in this city
this week beginning Tuesday morning.
In the afternoon reports of the district
officers were heard and considered.
These reports show a good gain all
around. During the year 81 200 has
been expended for the cause in the
district, and the district lecturers re-
port shows record of % meetings
addressed, including audiences of over
y 900 people. This report shows that
lO2 POO pages Of literature relating to
the order and its work were dlStrlbut-
ed, and 1872 letters written. The
district includes II lodges with Il mem
bership of 1850 in the regular lodges
and go IN the Juvenile lodges. The
outside lodges represented were Wash
burn, Hayward, Hurley, Ashland,
Hudson and New Richmond. Among
the Grand officers present were Grand
Chief Templar, Will S. Frazier, of
Madison; Right Worthy Grand Secre-
tary b. T. Parker of Milwaukee; Miss
Rose NJ. Boyden of New Richmon% ,
district secretary; Miletius knight
district chief templar of the second
district, and W r. Brown district
lecturer Of the first district. The ses-
sion has been very interesting and
profitable one and good deal of work
for the cause has been done.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12
7s3rc :asiroai EaIssrc:i ons.

\ syndicate, SUPPOSED to he The same
that is at the back OF the Bee line, I.
proposed railroad connection between
Superior and some Lake Michigan
port, and which was recently present
ed TO the consiIerat loa Of those inter
csted in Superior by c. j.. Smith, its
president, has PURCHASED IA large tract
Of land adjoining the harbor OF he
Waun2e, III kewaunee county, Oh Lake
Michigan, ana this is regarded in rail
way aud steamboat circles as he part
of the Plan Of the Delaware, Lucak.
wanna X w eStern railroad to secure 4
northwestern connection, and ultl-
mately to build by the way of Green
Bay 10 Superior and perhaps west.
! This road has track arrangements
/ through Buffalo ana has contracted fol
four last steel steamers to ply between
4 keWaunee and I.udington, on the
! Michigan side. These boats are de
signed To carry cars tiom port to port
avoiding the breaking of bulk and
handling OF freight. y road to Green
F., Bay is already under constructions
Leader.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12
For Ladies Only.

Miss Minnie Johnson has returned
from her two weeks absence in the
eastern millinery markets. and she in
forms us that she has bought the larg-
est and best stock of goods in that line
ever brought to this place. To at
tempt to enumerate here would be
useless. The new stock Will be ready
for exhibition and inspection next
Tuesday when all are invited to call.
One new feature III her business will
be that where the goods are bought at
her counters no charge Will be made
for trimming hats, bonnets etc. Next
Tuesday is opening day. Don't failt
call and inspect the new and very lat
est STYLES in millinery.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Minutes of Sept 1891
c Beck to EG Stiles Its in Dubean,s -
stiles to ] CofYman same lois 500
o c Billings eXecutorf 10 Henry Rice
hel 1t bk Billingt nd 500
" Bishoff TO II A Young Its rs and % blk
4Waverly add COO
G W Post TO Frarc. 1t 20 tk l. River
side add 10 81 Loui. 900
Same to J Wilson 1t az bk l. 100
J f Elliot To K Gooding und y Its IL
and Il ok 3S7 " Superior nth div / IL
BF Williams trustee To Maycringhk
Rnbie TO J Woods Its 6. and 10
WIND st ar
One Unpublished M
j Campbell to q Slater Its l2iS and 1910
Bane st Montgomery add 30
N O'Meara to Flagg 1t 2i2 W 18th ST 0a'
Total O. transfers, 81 ls5
Minutes of August 9th 1851.
0 p Billings ct al eXr, 10 Z Binmerscy
1t bk Billings adj 3.a
Orton Clifford TO Alice Barnes 1t 500 W
Sh street and ind y Is Il and Is Blk
80 L.iBcIle div . 600
NJ Peters, II 10 Oscar Eagarlen und !. lis
l. and II hk . go
J Howard ct al to Peterron VIZ bk 10
and 1t. TO blk Hinmanns add lo)
f Peterson To ID Hall Its tod blk same 40
FL Ruth To + D JerraId lots i'll Mont
gomerys add l 00l
Mrs I c RYAN to J Oleson 1t ) bk 81 Su
Deriur City l 500
Unpublished 100
Pc!.n Il i Co to q Armistead NV of
II f I.aitte to Knowles e1a bk Is
" whitmore to E Lyon VIZ bk SO
18th street 500
Same TO Grace Simpson ell. same so
Dan Kennedy TO A 81 Lpngstrect Its .
10 - bk IL West Superior LIST div i4I
Total II transfers - 80
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12
Nice Vegetables.
White Birch, So


Mr.. CHRISTIE:
Dear Sir:-Enclosed find sample
of Club House garden. Could not get
in full variety. Weather is fine here.
Fishing good in lake.
Yours truly,
7. +. WATERBURY,.
The above we found tackled onto Il
good sized box delivered at our house
by the expressman Wednesday after
noon. On opening the box we found a
sample of garden vegetables which
would make a Californian look green
With envy. There was potatoes, cab
bages, onions, blood beets, radishes >!
inches in diameter, and the finest Gel
cry we have seen this season. AS the
note would indicate these wese grown
on the grounds of the Eau Claire Club,
Of which Nh Waterbury is keeper,
and when we add to the list lettuce,
peas, carrots, rarSnipS, etc, we get a
little idea of the bill of fare Mr.. w.
serves to his visitors. Thanks Mr..
Waterbury for your kind remem-
bIance.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12
MAR Ell e e.

y very happy and pleasant affair
CAME off out at the Poor Farm last
sunday. the occasion being the mar
riage of Miss May y Burdette. the
accomplished daughter of \. +. Bur
Buraette, keeper OF the County Poor
Farm, and Mr.. w w. Brown Of " est
Superior. The woung people are both
well and favorably known in our city
and they received the hearty congrat-
ulations Of all The presents were
both numerous and useful, especially
50 that OF Father Burtlette, which was
q cheek for 500.
III. W Fenwick. late with the LIE
high Coal Companyat the West End,
has opened an Office at this end OF the
city for the coal trade. His sheds and
Office are located near and just north
OF the Omaha depot, and he cordially
invites coal connumeTS 10 give him 4
call
Work on the terminal grounds of
what was formerly called the Duluth
& Winnipeg road has been dlscontln-
ned. The causee Why the Duluth Y
W.nuipeg road has now become the
Superior K Winnipeg road, aid all the
force has been put To work grading be
tween tie Eastern MinneSot.~and the
cr1ssia. o The s., Louis. See
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12
To Test The Validity of the Contract
Labor Law.

PITTsBURG, Pa Scpt.9.--An i'm
portant suit was entered today in the
United States circuit court by Waller
Lyon, United States district attorney
against the Pittsburg, Terra Gotta
Lumber company, y. L. Henry, w. ii.
Graham and W. d Henry, to recover
81 900 penalty for violation of United
states laws i'll importing under CON
tract foreign hborers. The attorney
complains that the defendants have
become liable in the above sum in i'm
porllhg Robert Brooks, an allen and
subject of Queen Victoria, being
resident Of Canada, to perform the
work of Il brlckldyer. 1t is stated in
the bill Of complaint that Brooks was
brought here on a contract; he was to
have steady Unemployment at 81 per day
for nine hours work and eight hours
on Saturday, and that Brooks was en-.
couraged to come here by agents of the
defendants. r. ID. Legion, inspector
of immigrants. was the prime mover
mover in the suit.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12
Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made in the payment OF
the sum Of ore thousand three hundred and
Seventy Five dollars Isl 80 which is claimed 10
b. l, ana is due al the date of this notice upon
a certain mortgage duly executed a q deliver ei
to tieuIge L. Robinson 10 Arthur L. Cook, bearing
date the iii day of June 1897, and With a power
of sale therein contained daily recorded III the
Office OF the Register of Deeds in and for the
County Of Douglas aud State OF Wisconsin on the
l4th dav Of June 1880 N nine o'clock II. m ana
recorded in Book of Mortgages on page 81 and
no action or proceeding having been instituted
at law or otherwise To recover the debt secured
by said mortgage or any part thereof
Now therefore. notice is hereby given, THAI by
virtue of the powe> OF sale contained IL sdu mort
gage and perSuant To the statute in such case made
and rhvilcd the said mortgage will be fhrecloSe'i
By sale of the premises described and conveyed
b, said IN rtgaGe, viz:
Lots number twcaty-one i2ll and twenty-five
t22J in block nineteen 49, First division 10 West
superior A eor,i!iIC 10 the recorded pia; tnerco
now on nile and OF record in the Office OF the Reg
lister Of DEEDS Tor Douglas County. state OF Hlscou-
sin With the appu-rcnaucnS, which sale Will tie
made Nv the sherlif sail Douglas county, at the
front door IF he on house III the city oil super
ior in said county and state on the 18th day ~
October ISL at 10 O'clock a. m. Of that day. at
public auction TO the highest bidder for cash, to
ray said debt and interest and tayes, II amy. on
sad premises and two hundred dollars solicitor
fee .is stipulated in ana by said mortgage in case
I'll !>Urc, aid the d>onr>em MS allowed iiy
law Suhiec Ia redemption AT any time within one
wear from the date of sale, as provided by law.
ARTHUR. Cook
No,tgagee.
~ Attorney for N WORT e;,s.+
superior Wisconsin.
Son, Io-TgZs-pct 2-I0-f--24
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12

y large Touring mill is talked OF
for the east side of the Nemadji river.
This is an excellent locality for that
class Of business ana We can see no
reason, i'll fact there is no Legitimate
reason why this should not be as much
OF Il Flour City" as Minneapolis,
With the Northern Pacific and the J.
J. Hill systems Of railroads penetrat-
ing the very heart Of the great wheat
belt of the world there Is no ether
reason, other than open railroad dis
elimination against the city, why the
milling interests should not grow to
immense proportions here, and that
very rapidly.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12

-Rudyard Kiplings new novel,
written in collaboration with Wolcott
Balestier for The Century, is entitled
The Naulahka, tale of West and
East Ii is story of America and
India. The principal characters live
in a booming Colorado town, where
the story opens, but the scene quickly
shifts to the court of an Indian ms
haraj ah. whittier the hero and the
heroine journey to meet with most
varied experiences, The story viii
begin in the November Century.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12

is it not about time that the work
of paving Stinson avenue was begun if
it is to t,s paved through to South SUI
perior this fafls Why is it, any way
that al work at this end of the city
moves SO slow and is SO poorly dUneg
We pay as much or a little more than
other people and it seems as though
we ought to have .ar work promptly
a.pl VEL d9.2e
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.

Elk Congressman Charles &. Clark
of Neenah, this state, died at his cid
home at Theresa, n. y, where he
went a short time ago to visit his
friends for few days before sailing
for Europe for the benefit of his health.
His disease was Dialects. His remains
will be buried from his Wisconsin
hone to day,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12

The men of physics of our city held
their second annual meeting and BAN
ouet at the Broadway hotel Wednes-
day evening DR.. J. Baird was the
master of cerimonies which place he
filled with dignity and grace. Those
seated around the festal board were:
Mrs LINER. DR. and Mrs. Sherwood,
DR.. and Mrs. Bcebe DR.. and Mrs. Cav.
ereau, Dir and Mrs. Iiainas. DR.. and
Mrs. Jalnison. Drs Baird Specht
Shehan, Conkey, Beck. Rene, Ground
Gorsuch. Londereaue, Potter, Jtley.
Ryner. Adams, Bacon and Labouchere,
and the Misses Beebe, Coburn and
Reeve.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12
STATE OF WISCONSIN
IN PROBATE

IN PROBATE.
DOUGLAS COUNTY
In the matter of the estate of Francis IaPointe de-
ceased of the Village OF DntUupgon Michigan.
NOTICE i hereby given that at Il special term
OF the County Court Ia he held in aud for said
Cognry at the County Judges office i'll the Court
House in the city of superior, Douglas County.
Wisconsin on Tuesday. the 18th, day Of October
1891 at ~ clock III the forenoon Of t.at day. the
foilowln. matter viii tie heard and considered:
The petition of Pan +. Perrault foreign AtlInIns-
traiur the estate Of said deceased for IeaT: Ia sell
the SWI1 OF sec > + - K Is " Douglas 60. Wis.
10 pay debts of said deceased amounting to s. $40
il i alleged in tn. petition that said deceased left
no heirs al law; and it does not appear where said
delft incurred nor what the state Of the title If
said deceased To said land al persons interested
in any way may BE- heard at that time aud place.
Dated this Isl day ofSeptcmber 1s9l.
BY the Court
D. Z. ROBERTS.
sep:5-l9 County Judge
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LIN E

cities, the Chicago and Northwestern srs'eTn %
,fr1es cnIaTC,- i OF the Chcag. II. Pa.r2 hinHea
rplis X omaha. Chicago * NOrthw cStiTE, am.
Fremont EIkhorn x Missouri Valley X - tall al
vertiS,i a. The NIrthYe stern Line ftraverse< {
rich and rsppulOrs coyft.y and Offers Ire in;rke>
means Of reaching all t5e large snvsns ~ village
in the TERRITORY Interested ny IT. se&i.ts sclrci
ing a rouf -; .eIlerS should %: n ~ ifc with :
mar Of this ff-te aut they viii 9nicsis SIC tn
advantages offered. al particulars, Hiih MAJ
and time table my De obtained at ANY station
G.'wrttu direct n.
TX. TE1DaTE.
9-:.etel !'-..ese S,-- .'==--,,....- :. Pc
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'ep:5l9
NOTICE.

II 8 LAND OFFICE, ASHLAND, WISCONSIN
u. August II. ls9l
COMPLAINT having been entered at this Office by
Frank rilfetIS against George l.. start frr a'fa-
tunirlg Iii. Homestead Entry No eiS ID
Mach 8 1856. uIsun the - NNis and va ;" u
S.rtion ~ Township IL r.. Range ~ W.. IN
Douglas county. Wisconsin with Fiew to the
cancellation Of said entry the said parties are
hereby summoned - appear at This Office on the
III, day of October 1881 at 10 o'clock "A. u
sys nd land furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment.
= u CIV, CARRINGTON, Register
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12
orF,ClAL BULLETIN.
NATIONAL

I!" Notion % Of ; Sss York
yss g Ras Fa Ma'" Ohio
.,.r.tsrr Of the isSa9titl1 Proctor of Vermont.
secretary q VA MI Sayy-BeI,jamin F. Tracy, OF
New ~. Iu,crior-John W Noble, OF
sso,a1i,,ta.ral-John Wanama&cr, OF Penn
sylraniaI II. H. Miller, OF Indiana
Attorney ''f = .eg-r.lcul;nrc-Jeremiah ~ RusS' OF
seCit'.. ,t-f.,4tr>in
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SncriH',s Sale.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, IN CIRCUIT COURT
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
&. j. Nelson, Plaintiff,
s Swaubers. Defendant.

s. Swaubers, Defendant.
By virtue of execution Issued ont of the
Circuit Court in and for Douglas Comfy, Nlscon
sin in the above entitled action. aud to IN. d
rcrtcd and delivered against the property OF Siid
defendant ; Swaubrrg. have leviei upon ami
will on the 10Th day of October. lsil, mt IL @ clock
III the forenoon ut the East front door of the
court house III the city Of Superior in said cpI y
OF Douglas offer iOr safe and sell at public ven
due to the highest bidder for cash al the right,
title ana interest of the defendant ;. Swunbe <
i'll and To the following described property, To-.
wit The Northwest quarter of Southeast quar-
ter (NWi4 Of seq and Northeast quarter of
southwest quarter NEt+ of S%i;y and North
west quarter of Southwest (NWl4 OF SNlD
in Section Thirty-four ca Town Forty-seveE
ti7} ~ Range Eleven Il W. i'll DOCgas county.
Wisconsin or So mucn thereof as viii be neccs-
saEy satisfy the Judgment Of Sl1s.6l and sub
segment cost of sit0 amt interest and costs.
Dated Ut superior, Wisconsin, September 2d
1871 ..
DAN KENNEDY, Sheriff.
solo Douglas County, Wis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12

Why is it that we cannot make
some arrangement to have coal lane
ed from the vessels at this end of the
bay and thus save the consumer the
80 cents ton now charged for bring
ing it from the West End docks? 1t
seems to us that if the town propri-
etors had the best interests of the
people at heart they could very quick
ly arrange this matter and without
expense to themselves Fifty cents
ton would be quite a saving to ALL
especially felt by the poor of Our city.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12
Northern Pacific CeDct.


METHODIST Services every SUNDAY morn
ing and evening. at 1919 ana 30 Sunday
SchCoI Immediately after The morning service
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening az
100. All are cordially invited
REV. \. J. DAVIS, Pastor
EFWORTII LEAGUE of the II Church. Young
Peoples PRAYER Meeting every SUNDAY evening
al $50. Social and business meeting first Tues
day Of each month. All are cordially invited.
y \ STRAND, MRS A DAVIS
Secretary. President
PRESBY TERRAIN every Sunday morn
illl, and evening at lu::s) a. III, aud 7::i D. IN.
sunday school following the morning service.
Thursday evening prayer meeting at go. All
are cordially invited. The y. 7. :. c. L. meets
al GO T. IN.
REV. ARCHIBALD DURRIE, Pastor.
EPIS'oPAI.-ServiceS every sunday. morning
aud evening. al II 4 III and 10 p sunday
school after the morning service.
REV. c. 6. SrAEkN EA1iiER Rector
REV. JOHN Z. DAi.iAM Assistant
JATTJIIC-Mass at si1and 1000 4. u. luStruc-
ton at 100 P. ". NeSler> al 3,G0 P. N. Services
every Friday evening at 80.
REV. FATHER ECSTACE Pastor
Y. NJ. G. A.-G0spel meeting every Sunday AT
y. m. Mt the Reading Room. corner I'd street
and Becker avenue GOul speaking and sing
ing. Young men Bible class ut go a.
}. /. DENHAN, gen. secretary.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12

Job Printing nunsss cn 1S'e EnIt fac
Invitations, Programmes, Etc, at this Office.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12

TO RENTING Second story Of
PSI West Second Street Becker avenue
also the Cottage PIG West Second St
recently occupied by Ed Maxim.
J. S,RITCHIE:
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SuperiOrChamber Of Commerce
Incorporated in 1883.

Regular weekly meetings each Monday 1T 1880
4. NJ. at Fire Hall, corner Of Becker and Fourth
street. All invited to both join and attend
&. l.. CATIIN,
T.. r. OTIS. secretary President
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12
a NEW BooK.>

Every day secs some new book, but we have
seen recently not one of such general interest tc
the farmer that published by JONES OF
BINGHAMTON," at Binghamton, n. Y, en-.
titled "Facts about Scales" and gives costs
tateT,ts, &c and is sent free az an advertise
sssnss postal card will get it.
THIS PAPER a sn re 1Gsn es c gle At ea
Gftert.sns Bureau 90 Spruce St y Wbere advcrts,n;
><E..s<t. NC X 1g1ss Ter !; n NV fVXT
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12
FUK SALE.

Ihave for sale 100 acres Of good farm
land near the town of Foreman, Sar
gent County, North Dakota. Which
! will sell cheap. Terms: cheap for cash
VIII sell on time, OF trade for city
property.
Mrs. FANNY TERRY.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12

The closeness Of the money market
does not at all tend to reduce the price
of coal in Superior, but on the contrary
the price seems to be increased there
by. The season opens, for September
orders, at 81 90 for the ordinary grades.
OF course we shall have to stand the
"sqeeze" and go cold when we can't
raise the money, but it is an outrage,
all the same Not ton f coal laid
down in Superior costs the dealer more
than S+4.GO if It does that much and q
profit of IS 90 per ton is simple robbery.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12

Nails and Building Paper at cost
at. CARPENTER q CLARK'S
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12
NORTHW ESTERN

Pullman sleepers arc also run through between
Duluth Superior and Chicago. Fast through
trains are also run between MINNEAPOLIS. St faui
and Kansas City. via sioux city with through
Pullman Slccpers It. paTl 10 omaha and Kansas
CITY Dining cars are run on MI through trains
over this zine between Minneapolis. i. Paul and
Chicago and between It. Paul ami kansas 'iiy
Besides being the best between These p!IHcIpa
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12
"ALWlIS On TIME. "

There is no line 50 handsomely equipped for
through passenger service az The Northwestern
Line st T. NJ. d q. Ry--and the Minneapolis
II Paul and Chicago trains over this line have a
better record for reaching either end OF their ran
"0n time than those Of any other lme in the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12
THE

All well posted travellers between the twin
Citit.s and Chicago thIS Internationally favor
iic ths .Ve>tibue Limited. Which carlos the
finest sleeping cars and cpachr. ever built, ana
also all CLASSES Of passengers %'!h"nt extra fares
on the Lake superior portion ofthe line between
MINNEAPOLIS. 1t Paul and Duluth and IT. Paul
and Ashland Pullman sleeper, nrc run on hight
rains and rs,rIor cars n,l day trains.