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The morning news., 1891-02-25
sOUTHERN TRAVELLERS AssOCIATIO.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

On and after Feo. I, 1890 the basss of ,neas-
tTement Of al advertising in the MORNING
NEWS sO1H be agate, or at the rate of 81 10 an
tnch for the ftTsf Insertion.
The morning news., 1891-02-25
MEETINGS.

NACOOCHEE TRIBE NO. "a, I. O. r. M.
A regular council fire will be kindled THIS
SLEEP Wednesday, at the 9Th rum at wigwam
at ODD Fellows Hall. corner OF State and Bar
nard streets (Encampment Room.
Members OF other tribes and visiting brothers
are cordially invited to attend
E. A. GRADOT.
E. J. RAIL, Sacbem
Chief of Records
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-10
Z! -fc-c e. Place Reading Waiter.

Evening Teic-r NJ.
\ member Of the W C. I. [. said
toa Telegram reporter:
Il recently found 4 package Of last
years Youths Companion that neigh
Dor had thrown out in house cleaning.
They were the result of careful
house -wefe's savings, and were i'll good
condition SO that | Immediately seized
upon them as Il treasure, thinking OF
the many who would be glad TO have
them to read. There are several so
ciaties here anxious to secure such
reading for use III their WORK, and
they wo,ll be much leased if anyone
having old magazines, books, family
papers" or any other good reading
whose usefulness to them has expired,
woull send them to either one Of the
makes special efforts t. distribute
s;icl matter where it will do the most
good. namely: The w. c. L. L. Of
Superior, which supplies the adjacent
lumber camps and the county jail; the
Y. W. c. T I. which supplies the
dapot boxes; the Y W. {. y, which
is soon 10 establish reading rooms in
the city for young women, and The
Wonans Relief Society, which dis
tributes to numbcrlcss sick people, &c
whom such matter is very Pleasant. :
Anyone having such reading il after
should notify the president Of eitlcl
| society IL postal card.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-10

Milwaukee Sentinel: The repUol.-
can administration of state aIf l,rs has
been honest, clean, ana economical.
There have been no scandals under it.
There is no likelihood that any record
viii leap to light" for which the party
need feel ashamed. Nobody, not even
TIE most ardent ,iemOc.a probably
expects that the pull. VII reap any
advantage ffU.2 tie present change Of
administration. i,ut, at intervals, the
people seem Ces!roUs ii change,
whether there be reason fer il or not.
The Athenian5 hanished .Aristiies be
cause they became weary Of the monet
oay Of lis Justice In " iSc0nsin there
has been mon3tony Of good govern
mcnt since Farmer Tdylor's' admin
istrat;5n, and. for the novelty Of the
thing, the people decided to try another
Il. mGcratic administration. They
must already feel new sensations as
they witness the curriers' spectacle pre-
scented 10y the conduct of the little
clique OF Fcli zeal bosses who have Sc
,ctei the subordinate officers Of the
incoming administration III advance,
and determined, before that body
meets, Who ara to be the officers of the
nsAt legislature
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T.;.GssEaTisE F0.sT.
r:-E co.:- ceE2::CEcEs': HEr0Ey.
g5anrs I, Grand Showing Ter ne ear
.yr>, closed aii.. ksuis!tii Is
rot fn 81.

Deputy Collector street 5 very el'h-
crate and complete report OF the buSl-
ness of the port Of Superior has been
,aaae public and contains much inter
,s,ing reading OF a statistical nature.
Mr.. street report has been curtailed
somewhat on account Of lis Eoldmln-
e,.s character. Mr. street, / viii be
observed has included Dulath, Chicago
anal Milwaukee statisticsas means of
.onypying correct impression Of the
Importance Of this thrifty Like port.
I; is shown ltow exclusively that
th.c.ga AMI Milwaukee are still rivals
If Superior as 4 lake por,, but Duluth
Il III longer regarded as III the race:
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E:ic De Ire. Inform ,.Ioa.

Washington Post: \ well known
newspaper man Of Washington, whose
custom ii is to take long walks in the
country, was out last sunday As he
passed an orchard he noticed all the
trees but one fairly we'll filled With ap-
PIES
That's strange, remarked to his
companion.
Whats TIE reason, DO You ina sine?'
asked the other
ere comes 4 boy. I'll ask him, ;"
an the journ2l.st tackled tha' boy
Fine apples yaa have for an of
year, he sad, with an air OF freedom
and acquaintance with the facts
J" Kinder, p" replied the boy
Where Do You sell them, mostlve"
Mostly don't sell en-. Make cider. :
Ah, are they cider app les"
Course; ca&lIn't make cider # they
WASH
Very true By the way. ny boy.
notice one tree over there w the fence
hasn't an apples OH it, Do you know
why that is"
| reckon
Wen my friend here ard am a
Little curious and would like to have
Nou tell IL, il You viii
Certainly It's cause ii ) a plum
tree. mostly"
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Mortgage sale.

nEFArLT having been made III the payncnt
1 OF the sum or Three Hundred SiXIy-on0
ana SlNty two huudrcdthS Dollars >:S,l 81 which
i claimed 20 be dne ana is due al the date of
THIS Eotlce uponG certain mOr,ag duly executed
end delivered by T. +. ieuieiil L. Neil smith and
CHARLES y. O Hare. bearing date the 18th day of
November, y. ID. is>9. and with power OF sale
therein obtained duly recorded i'll the u:li.... of
the register OF duclS in ana for the county of
Douglas and state OF Wisconsin on the Eth day
Of Dccem Der, A p. la,9. at three o'clock and
fifteen minutes p. IN. and recorded i'll Vciumc l. of
Mortgages, on page loo and no action or pro
ccedlng having been Instituted at law or other
wise 10 recover the debt secured by said mort
gage or any part thereof
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given that Iv
virtue OF the power Of sale contained III said
mortgage and pursuant - the statute III such
case made and provided the said mortgage viii
tt forcloSed u a sale Of tie premises described
and conveyed by said m ar.ga-c. viz:
Al IN tracts. pieces ar parcels of inul lying
and being in the county of Douglas and state of
W Wisconsin. described rs follows, to wit; Lois
numbered Forty in and Forty TWO 42j on West
Third street " sd 81 in the TOWNSHIP OF SUPERIOR
mo" forming part OF the city of SUPERIOR accord.
ing 10 the o:dcd plat of said towrsIte on file in
the office Of the register Of deeds III and for said
county OF Douglas with the appugtcnurrcs which
sac Will be made by the shelih Of said Douglas
county. at the front door OF the court honSe in
tie cltN OF superior. III said county and state. on
the "a day OF February. \. ID. 1891. ut 70 a III. of
that day, at public auction, To the highest bidder
Tor cash I" pay said debt and interest and taxes
nany, on said premises AMI one hundred dollars
attorney fees. as stipulated III and by said mort
gage IL case OF foreclosure and the di~burSe-
nents allowed by law, subject 10 redemption III
any time within one year from the date OF sale,
rs provided by law.
Dated December 10Th, \. D. 1870
NEIL SMITH
CWARLEs \. o,uARE.
MUrtgdgecs.
ISAAC ROSS. Attorney for Mortgagccs
30 Vest Fifth street, superior, Wise Jnsin.
dl3-2t1-Jj3 lnl12i
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-10

If the navigation laws were so amen
ded as to compel the master OF every
vessel to report to the customs Office at
each ,ort at Which he loads or unlJadS
freight, the manifest injustice put up
on ports like Super. or and Ashland by
treasury department statistics Of the
United States made reliably ascertain
able.
The d putty co 'ector submits to the
department that, having shown this
port to be the most important CONNER
cial port on Lake Superior, he is JUST
fled III recommending that 50 much OF
the custom district of Superior as les
within the state Of Wisconsin be made
mo separate custom district, with
headquarters at Superior.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-10
BRONCHITIS

Is an inflammation Of the bronchial tubes
the air-paSsages leading into the lungs.
Few other complaints are SO prevalent. Ct
call for more prompt and energetic action.
As neglect or delay may result seriously.
effective remedies should always he 1t
hand. Apply at once a mustard poultice to
the upper part of the chest. and, for Internal
treatment, take frequent dCscS Of
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-10

Ttal u .9i5 sI5,l25.tI5
Il appears from the books of the
steamship company doing business eX-
elusiyciy from this port, that four ear
goes Of flour amounting TO $3.50 bar
reIs, were taken from the docks Of this
pprt, wAil, Ill vessels reported ID AMI
cleared from Duluth.
II also appears from the statements
furnished by The elevator companies
dom. business il ,IIpcaro., that there
Mere - ,a!5 hashtl; Of wheat, l30,3Go
bushels of olts AMI 213,ai5of corn ship
led, in addition to that reported to THIS
oiiee, mixing Il da2TePaa Y between
The actual grain shipments as shown
IL the record, Of this oil :. Of loS,i2i
tons OF siNt.. clrg2e5 averaging 1907
tons.
Actual number Of carcoes or paris
OF c.tr2oes reported, -tS Eessela report
ne for clearang with cargoes, l,s07
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utlcp for Publications..
! AND OFFICE At ASHLAND WISCONSIN
January re. 1891.
NOTICE.


I AND OFFICE At A>HLA MD WISCONSIN.
j. HecQx her 9th. 800
Complaint having y zen entered al this Office ~
John Tyckor against Martin EvcrSon FIR nhaud-
uiIiug his homestead ent"y No I2@i dated IIrle
29l. 1879. upu the NIl4 uf section u tow I,sli;
= y l., w in P'rG,;l~ county Wisconsin,
with View the cancellation Of said cut~v the
>aii parties are hereby slIinn ned II nI'fr,ar ~
The office ct the click of Tin. cirruir court for
Douglas county Wisconsin. uu the 9Th day al
January. l>.il al lb"c}nrk \ NJ II respond and
furnish t,sfinony concerning said alleged ahan-
dpunent. ana te-'ln NV viii be examined and
tirr.>inH rendered NJ The L. :. Ianl Ot!ice at
Ashland. Wisconsin, january S.st, l,gl, at 10
,'clGcE \ u.
tl-p,2i &. ". CAGElEGT0N. Register.
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To Il ,Hr

0aise room OF Yves: Fifth street.
between Becker ana Nettleton Also
l.s.ng rooms and Office room on Second
s.ree. iaQE.re n the TINES otiee
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-10

Total. I2G7 Steamers, 1853, schooners
- Average registry, i,2i6 tons
Foreign arrivals and claaranccs. - :;
average registered tonnage, 2221
cpAsvsyl>;. AND FOREIGN.
Total arrivals and clearances, l,2J6;
Total registered tonnage, l,-H,"'.
Average registered tonnage ,221
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-10

-WashIn-ton star Ugh, he
GsowIsd, putting tn breakfast egg
aside with care. its just Ike the
scene Of Greek play
The AndlAdH looked at him inqmr-
inglv.
Laid in ane.en times, doa's You
know, he continued pleasantly. ana
cat an ugly cash in helpless beefs.eak
Oh his Plate.
And the landlady made remark.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-10
TERMS: Postage Prepaid. 81 per year

Vol XII begins November An. 1870
Volumes VII, Y and NJ of IAHPEEfS YovNG
PEOPLE bound III cloth will be sen. hy mail
postage paid on receipt of IS 50 each. The other
volumes are Out o. p:lnt
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fS9f /,
1871.
HARP|EERR'S YOUNG PEOPLE
A.! ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.

The TwcIfti Volume of HsRPE2'S YorSG
rEo@i L begins nn November ith le9J This best
and most comprehensive weekly in the world for
young clti.rs presents Il rich ana attractive pro
gramI..e In ijc1inn there will be "iampmatcs: \
story ST the Pains by KIRK NUNEGE; Men of
Iron, ruUuuct. 10y HOWARD PYLE, with Hts
raii5n- b. the author: Flying Hill Farn,' ~
SOPHIE SWEET; fine Moon Prince, by X. +.
Mr>kftFn.CK: ami yellow top" by ANNIE Bros :
k!NG. In addition 10 these five serials thee
viii l3e stories in two Or three parts by HoMAS
NEI.~pN PAGE IlIALHAR iljOETH Boy ESIN. EpwI y
LsSFrEH BYN>ER HARRIET PRESCOTT SPoFFoED
NARY L. WILKINS. NORA PERRY and Others. short
stories and articles Oh science history. travel,
adventure, games and sports; with hundreds of
illCstia ions OF the highest character viii render
IIARrEEs loI>G PEOPLE for 1871 unriyallcd ~ a
miscellany of the best reading for boys and girls
The best weekly publication FIR Young people
in eXi>teIce. 1t i edited with sc.LiulGus care
and attention. aud Instruction and enter ainment
mingled III lis pages in just the right proper
lions 10 c;tp;iyarc the minds of the Young and at
the same time 10 develop their thinking over
N \. Observer.
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S0.;@c 10Y ,i;s ,I.r:.: on

N0:.ae i,r ,f;s -,I.r:a: .0iI.
I AND OFFICE Y. ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
- NOV. -. l,9t.
NOT. L is hereby given that the following
named settler hat filed notice OF his intention t"
rlHEc final proof i'll support of his claim and that
SAID proof viii hc made before the tlc-k of the
tirt,tt Court for Douglas County, Wisconsin, at
superior, Wisconsin, On
January IL. 1880,
viz: PANIED Van Idersfiuc Pre- L NJ > % for the
sE1f Zee - Ip IL K l. W.
He names the following Witnesses 20 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz. Frank Pntlcc. Robert kirkwooi
George Eaner. e. J. CLARK. all of White Birch.
Douglas Co. Ni>.
6. W. CARRiNt,TON
GccGjaui9 Register
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Specimen Copy sent on receipt Of a two cent
STAMP
Single .,,..s. ers, Five Cents each.
Rc.uittanrcs should be made 10y Post Office
Money order Draft To avoid chance OF loss
Newspapers are not to copy this advertisement
without The cNplcss oIdcr oi HARPER & BROTHERS.
Address: HAEpEE ( BROTHERS.
NEW YORK.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-10

Or if we still further subtract the
coal, -four an | grain actually received
and shirpel II Superior but which
were evidently ana erronionsly report
ell at the Duluti customs Office, the
actual standing Of the two ports would
be found to be about as follows:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-10
Ayers
Cherry PectOral

c. O. Leppcr. Druggist. Fort Wayne. Ind,
writes: My little sister. four years OF age,
was SO i'll from bronchitis that We had almost
given up hope Of her recovery. Our family
physician a Skilful man and Of large expert
cnee. pronounced it useless TO give her any
more medicine, saying lie had done all it was
possible to do and we must prepare for tie
worst. AS Il last resort. we determined to
try Ayers Cherry Pectoral. and l can truly
say. with most happy results. After taking
a few doses she seemed to breathe easter.
and, within a week. was out Of danger. We
continued giving the Pectoral until satisfied
She was entirely wei. THIS indiSputahle
evidence Of the great merit Of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral las given me UnhounGcd conf
dence i'll the preparation. and recommend
il IT, my customers, knowing it cannot disap-
point them"
Ayers Cherry Pectoral cured me of lad
cough and my partner Of broI<hitis | knew
Of numerous cases in which this preparation
has proved very beneficial in families Of
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-10
February I'd. 1891.

trr 30 lS>yi, for the - Of SEl4 and SCI. OF SWl
Of section 10, t.wn - \. Of range 10 West
lie names the following witnesses To prove hi:
said band, viz. John Mckay. Melvin Tarr JneeuI
Sullivan, George Barnes. all Of DrumGoud Ray
field county. Wisconsin.
-f.'i :" CApH FN6-rcS. paets...
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TIE NEsTOR OF TIE MLGIZINEs.

According II Homer Nestor the Oh warrior
ana WIS.,. councillor Of the creeks, had ruled
over tHTee gelclUtis II, .. men, and WAS as wise
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-10
NOW is Good time to BUY
Notice for Publication.

T AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN
Il December Is 1890
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his Intention n
make final proof in Support OF his claim AMI That
said nF"of viii he made before the Register and
Receiver. at the United States Land 9fice al
Ashland Wisconsin on - 49,
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1891.
EskHDERG I,kkGsV EaEE
ILLUSTRATED

The important series Of pancrS Oh South Amci
ca, by Theodore Child. viii be continued IN liar.
per- Magazine Gh.iug the greater part of the
year l>gl The articles Southern California
l'V haT!e> Dudley Warner, viii aso he cuntin-
ued. Among other noteworthy attractions viii
be Il novel ty Charles Egbert Craddork; IL col
lection OF orig NJ. drawings hy W. VI. Tnaclcray
npT rubli she'd for the ;gSi time: novel written
ana illustrated by tieorg' du Maurcr; uoyecirt'
10y William Dean IitNcllS and IL series Of laipcr>
Oh I.nu'un 10y Waller Bcsalt.
III the number and variety of illustrated pa.
ncGS and other articles S;.&j2,tS nf titatl? III
tc:cSt, we'll ~ in the uIriyalE7ti character of
Its short stories. npruis. etc, Harpcrs Margarine
will cohtjnua II maintain thnt standard Of excel
renee for which il has been - Ia. = dist lgiIi he'd
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I W0 Periodicals
For the price of one.
ALWAYS On 'IIII|,, I"

There is no line 50 handsomely equipped 70:
through passenger service as = Ihr Northwestern
LINE -. T.. VI. u q. i;'y--tni the N.nnrnp-
oils. ST l'aui and Chicago trains ever this line
Eavc Il better record Tor reaching either end OF
Il cir run on time than tho,c 0. any o.hcr line
IL The rnuntrN.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-10

-. Mortgages.
ISAAC ROSS Attorney for MortgagccS
20 West Fifth street, superior Wise Dnsin.
dl3-2t,e-j3 ln-1.2i
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-10

The az eregate gain shipments Of
the ports OF Superior and Duluth for
the sea ion of navigation ending Nov.
-. 1890, were rs follows ttbe figures
being furnished by the Minnesota
grain inspectorl:
Superior Bushels 49,. ......,........ II .S 20
Dufuth bushels ..t-..-----.- 1900 ," go
The total freight Tonnage reported
by the Duluth collector and the freight
tonnage of the two ports Of Superior
fer the season Of 1899 stands as follows:
superior tons .--.-..-.. -.-..-.-.- 10 - =
Duluth tons .--..-- os-'o.>>i'
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TIE NORTH AMERICAN IFy.f.N.
:. i.stsi III -. Ny. York
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-10
NORTHWE TER N

fmlulh, superior AID Chicago. last through
trains are also run h"twrcu Minneapolis. -.
Paul ana Kansas Ivy. via S.crsX Ci:y. with
through Pullman StCCPciS 4 iauI tpom&ha ard
Kansas City. Dining ears are run on all through
trains over this line between Minneapolis. -.
PAM ami Chicago. and hCtWcrn II. Pau! ami
h;tiiruS City. Besides teus the best
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The TIMES h-s lreen duly entered al the Post
lflce III - y sJr. Wis as second class matter
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And the landlady made a remark
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-07
THE WEEKLY PRESS.

"Here's a state of things when a danger
gus inmate of the Rochester insane asylum
Is allowed to escape, and no public notice
given or special effort made by the asylum
officials TO recapture. Somebody evidently
needs severe reprimasd.-The Spectator.
Some people are born in trouble. some to
make trouble, and others to be so trouble
some as it is possible for them to be. Co.
lightly Morrill, belongs to the three different
classes. and he seems to grow fat in proper
ton to the fuss he creates.-Irish standard
The wife of the president has received
set of engrossed resolutions from the Patriot
&c Order Sons of America at Bellevue Ky,
extending their thanks to her for her de-
termined efforts in having nothing but goods
OF domestic manufacture brought into the
White house, and congratulating her on her
American ideas That's real nice and good
as far as it goes. 1t Is gratifying that this
country can produce everything pertaining
TO ladies,wear, and that Mrs. Harrison is
sensible and polite enough TO appreciate the
fact. But we would like to know. simply to
satisfy an idle curiosity, if the native black
isn't taDooed from her house as well as from
that of the Patriotic Order? And still the
negro is a domestc product no less than is
the white trash: and certainly superior in the
way OF Intelligence and value to the mani
mate productions of native industry. over
the exclusive use of which by the president s
wife, those Bellevue patriots have seen it to
enthuse so profusely.-The North.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-07

paper is. on that account, remote.
Another thing, should Mr. Blethep begin
the publication of newspaper in Mihneapo-
direction prestige of having been forced " TO
relinquish the Tribune. He realizes that.
!, What Mr Blethen has been figuring on is
the purchase of paper in Denver 1t Is none
otner than the Denver Times. That is the
paper now controlled by Messrs. Brownlee
and Hawley. The southwest winds bring the
rumor that Mr. Brownlee, in particular, is
anxious to return TO Detroit; that he has not
iouno the newspaper business In Denver
turn to the newspaper business and Denver
suits him. His latest trip away from the city
was 10 Denver TO confer with the owners of
,he Times. It'll understood that the deal has
not yet been consummafed