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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-02

Lots 5bil Lots S eloi i2bl IS. Lots 5 b
Is. Lots t = sob 10. Lot b IL
la Belle Division.
lots IS 67s9l0lSl4l5 % l. Lots I
10 L; II Is 10 II ~ , Lots 10 Is frac IA all
frac ii all of y % "A > irac % 10 Lots 5 5
s. 10 II IL T. IL i . p b Lots $40 s5s9
81 10 Lots y "A 25 % y IS % 81 ii frac Is all "A
p II 80 81 - ;, "a u, Lots a. Frac lot all
OF /" Il g ., Is % 80 Lots Il Is y p % 5.
Ia s5 L. Lots i X +, = y Lots i Il L
81. Fac lo.s al Of Is Ii 20 W. Cots 81
Lots II LIB Is. Lots 3 i7s Is II Is l6 II ~ 50
b ~ Frac b IS. frac II 70 Lots Is 10 80
lots 6. 10 - 80 b 81. Lots 5 10 b -. Lots
Oswego Addition
Lots 81 6 !. Lots Is "a II l6 b ?. Lots
II l. Is II u - % 81 y 2s }. Lois $50 II II
b Lots liz s9lJll l. l. b ) Lots 4 10 IL Il
Is 70 % 70 b6. Lots 5 - II Is Ii Il IS 10 b :.
Lots 8 u IS II ID Is l. b l.. Iotsl23i5
5 bis. Lots , 3 / b Is
Fish Division.
LOIS 10 II II 10 Is 10 70 2l y ,s /. Lots = )
IS b }. Lots 20 10 Ii % "A b 3 Lots . 5 b g.
Lots : b l. Lois IL l. s Lots I23 10. Frac
lots = all OF Il 10 IL - l.; Ii Is Is b H.
Frac : > all of + . Ia II b IL
Deans Addition
Greenfield Strcet-IntS 2l3 So 81 SO itl 1853 35
SG7 .59 81 ,7:5 $40 5St 3s1} i0l i3 ilS i25
Van Andcn Strect.-IntS 55i ;;56 $50 :SS7 III IOi
:a5 ~. III as 40 III 40 III rs i ~ t9 4Sl iS5
10 i9 Ill Ii' ii5 AZ IiJ
Coulter Strcct.-Iots $50 sol 3o4 400 ;0l ACE io3
i0i 405 ip7 III Alb 10 ii6 AZ As.
Hanna streel.-Lots $50 sS7 395 S97 500 iOl 4oi
iol II.
Livingston street-Lots $50 Sol So 3jj $50 4jl
a..
CITY OF sUPERIOR-IANDs.
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TuE raIuD TUESDAY or NAY.

next being the 10Th day oi May. A. u. i-9l co;a
ileucine nj ten O'Clock in the forenoon. ana the
next succeeding days thereafter, be Sid by Inc at
Jublic auction nj my Office III the Court House III
Superior the seat OF Justice OF the SAID county,
for the payment OF the delinquent taxes interest
aud charges thereon for the Year 1897 as return
al n me i,y the mud cits treasures OF the
said county OF h0IginS.
Given under my hand officially, At the Office of
,ti. County Ircasureraf Douglas county. state Of
Wisconsin this 18Th day If Apiil. ls9I
j. T. EiSiIoFF, III,
County Treasurer.
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cry OF JPERloR FIRST WARD.

West Isl street
ind, Of IatsiS All of lots -. 50, Il. &c. -. Il
ii lots Ill I'D 10 10 IL ii. 10, ~, 10 l6S
~ ISL ~ ~. 10 2l7. 2ls, 2fa ~ -. 2e 81.
- 80. ~, - 20 20 - - 20 80; 81
~ -, ~ rs 29s 90, M. NJ SO, 10. @iS 80,
VI, 81 lot IN, all OF los ~ 81, 3G'. Cndla OF
lot SIT, all OF lots 5s?. 81.
West II Street
E51, % lot. :. / ali of lots = =. T. 2. = $
-. ., - ., =. = - >, Of lot - all ct lots
nndis Il iot LIS, NIL Of lots lbs ~ Is" -, l42
~ e ls ,a - ~ ", ~ 3 r. M III
81. 5li. SIS, Sill $40, -, 5ia, sol.
West 81 Street
NJ Of lots 5 : ), 10 p L. 70 i = >, % = Il
IL IS. a3 ~ - Il. 20. undis oil lot ST. all Of
~ : = 81 " i, ~ +, ma r. y" "d II
H. all 1T Its "a, 2Ds unti, Of lot p all of bots
IT.; - L rs all Of lot 2Sl uGd- OF lot 2i1 all of
II. 81! - rs 70 - - 30 - :'.a y, 2,l
80 %ll SlS Sl; Il $40. 80 Is -, so SAL 3i3, SIS
wesi III Street.
Ill of lots l. H. - -, y, ~ all Of lots 8. H.
s. ). - y. - iiS. l6.. iai. le5 ~, 1874 2ol,
= ely - =. ; -. - 81. SiI 2'3. rs. -.
s MS -. undI Of lots 2rl. 10, al Of lot, -
al ~ i - 81 D.
Wet 5th street.
All of lots u D. H. Is und' oflot 60 all Of lots
- =, i - =. y. 10 III, lis 10 I'll und' ;
at lot LIS ana ct LOIS M IL all of lots l4' -
l,s, -. III lao l5S, 100 10. IL loo ISL. ~ 10
liz, lbs. id9 10, II. ~ IL, II, -. l56.
lsa IA 1911 -, ioi 40. l9s 1870 30, 2al ~, 2ol,
athi rs uud' /, of uudt. 81 lot 2ih, units OF lot
all Of lot 2if -, 81 -, ~ 20 81, nnd Of lot loi,
81, ST ;la Si6. 3ls, 81. -, 81, ~, 30
West 9th Stree.
t'aats ofio' l. AL oflo:s ), : II, Is. = %, T..
e; Il, T. 81 -. a. n, IL. H. -, ~. -. ~, -. los
~. los I TO- III -; ~ iS% Us ~ y y ,n, s i5
- all Of lois ~. $50, POO nj ~, 81, SIS
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Vest 42d Street

West 4sd Street
! Frac block 10. el. Of Il.
West 18th Street.
/ ". frac block Ii.
West Bay Street.
Ind ISIS of und q of lot 5e5 all of lot sos und
Is 10 OF loI al a.! of 10.
rntreal Pier.
All of LOT -. una IS of25.
Dunkirk Pier.
All of lots -, Is, II.
Kingston Pier.
Ma lot D. all lois 49, Is, l., 20, u. q, >.
EIY's ADDITION.
West I'd Street.
West 81 Street.
Fract ,o's iet .;s all of ~, un i of 1871. all of
5i2, fEac 5ii.
West 18th Street
Frac 10. iia. all AS frac lots 40, i5' t53, 10
~. all o. i5a. 46. inl. - ~, ~, rs, 49, isi
all OF 5)9 SO, Oh 81. 81 o., 81 frac %, all
Oh irac %, ali of IS. 53i So, 81, $50
West 9Th Street
Frac 10, iI6 undia i,6, frac i27 undie of taS
frc i39. all of 80, 4al trac ~ all ofi5, as 40,
Is ~, 45i 20, i6 40 ~ ISL, 4a3 ~, is7, 81,
ol sis, 5i, 5ia, SO 5l7, $40, SOL d., So 52l 80
SIS 81, D.. J22, 5Si. frac az, 81.
West 9Th Street.
Frac lot SIS, all Of SOS 10, frac io3, rs. nil of
$50 40, IN, is; al 40 ~ ISL l53, io3 ;6l i65.
100 49, 46' 10. III, l,2, is9, uudls Of Adj all of
500 90 oil 'lS 3i2 p 90 52j, Cd, 81. 51', 5i5
frac sol, all OF o72, 5is Sol. 81.
West 7th Street.
Frar lots 80 So all Of 332 AS 80 iai -, isS
~ ~, IS. 80, ~, 40 iOI, lis, undl2 OF 10
all of is, iS6, ass, asS, 800 31,. So
81 I'll, 5l2 SO. OH 5l5, 5l6 So. 81 IS ! 52s
% %, DO, 3d. udi2 ri DO, @i1 all OF 3i9 uni ;
of SOL all Of >. 90 90, 55i undia 49, all OF 5o5,
$40 irac ISL, all OF 3S6, SIS, 5a2.
West Sth Street
All Of lots io5. 4o7 ia3, all sl, ii5. A. 49, 49,
10 III, H. 80, nnd' Of TO all Of i67 i69, 40,
I'll az, L. 40. Az ~ 49,, 49, sos, 10S $40. al2
5ii alo, 2. 81 SO. ~. 81 und' OF %, 81, all
ol 90 81, ,5S 90 55?, uniIs, of Sos all of so
rndi Of 56) all of sol, TO- 800, 5j6 ab, SOS una :.
$40 all OF 81, 57s, $50 jSd, 5SS, 599 col
West 9th street
All OF lots So, s95, IA Ill. il$. frac III,
all of 40, AZ us. 4l9. i2o al i22. rs, ~, rs
i26 ~, It's. ~. 4i; ~. iG6 45! 100. az Ip9.
H. i6i iS5 lSa 100 ~ 4"a sol ;5oi. 5r5 SOS 5o7
J:i2. a3i, BIO 81, @Sa 54i. 5S. 1ia. 5i7 so. SOL
56S, SOL, So, ST., So, 57l 51S. 57i 80.
West l0h street.
All Of lots 40 III. frac 100, all Of 4al, as 4a5.
10, AZ ali of Isl. a.. Isl. III. Isl. IS, 4,5,
l~S is9 i9l t?> 90 20 ; , H. 5r1i ha5 800 ,1I as
e9 ~ 5li. 5i2 81, 5.9 81, % 80, j!7 81, d5
30. 559
West 1ltt Street.
Frac lot rs MI of 10, 451 III $50, ~, 10, To-
lG7, i69 III "a. AS, A. as 40 IS i>I iat, as
5uS, $40. 5l2. SIS. tTac 56 5l7. all OF 5la ST. D..
trac $50 all OF %, 49, frac 80.
West 18th Street
Frac lot t55 all Of +61 ;67 frac los 10 all of
Isl. M Isl, >1 Is, 400 H., i I9i 10, i99 frac
5t2, all al 3a'. 507.
TOWNSHIP OF MIpDLETOWN
Block i-Frac lots 5 3. 10, all Of II. Block :
los |, ,, j. 1, 5 g. !. 5, 10, H. Block los :,
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81, w OF 49, 81 AL of 81, II, Is, -, 81, 81, aS
-, -. -, 20.
East St Csoix Street.
All of blocks 3, !, s. II, 81. IS, 81, -, -.
Eas, Bay street.
Jndi Of block 10, all Of 81 pnii Of 81.
East Michigan Street.
All of lots IL, - all Of block H. frac 50, all Of
u, -
East Huron Street.
All of lot 81. al fhlock g.
East 81. Clair street.
r.: Of blocks II, =, all Of Is ., IS.
East Erie street.
AL OF blocks 20. 81, una Ito of TO- all of IL und
Of -. MI OF |, ma Of TO- all OF -, uii,l OF 81
ontario street.
Ind !, of blocks 81, 5.
chamalain street
All of blocks 3, IS - -. " Of aS.
II. George Street.
All OF block, 4, Il. 81, u, =. 10. una of?l.
Cayuga Street.
All of blocks 10 s., - uni 5 of 81, uni =. OF 95
und OF ln2, loi. fiacl. !t3.
Seneca Street
Ind !; OF blocks III. les.
Wiuncbogo Street.
All ofblocks s.. $, und l20 Of Is, all Of %
Baltic Street.
All Of blocks IS, unl of Is, 20, all of -, o.
lOl, lo2, q , o.. llu.
Caspian Street
All of blocks o., - s.. s. $, und Of %, all OF
%, Iu2 lot
Azuf street
All OF blocks -, >6. I02 lol los, TO- ll6.
repln Street.
Al Of blocks e.. H. -. uni Is Of IL, und :, OF
81. s., W. OF -, all of9s, IUl los.
Bndcn street
All of block s. ind 70 Of loi ind i Of los,
SlmCor street.
Frac block III
Amazon Street
fund 70 OF block To- Oh Of i1l. und |. - OF
i'll. AL OF Ia
Gcacra street
All of Blocks - y. leo, no.
rauchartraiu street.
Al. 8; block 10
frnusu.ar Street.
All Of block %
MORRISON DIVISION.
Coburu street.
All of lots g. I'll
Shield street
All .! lots IS g. ~ - Il = 81 s., ST. 81. $.
NIAGARA street.
All Of .ots 81. -.
Morrison Street.
All OF lots $. - 90.
Harrison street
All of lots n n, y. % >. 81. ST. IS. Il.
u. Il, -, - 10 y. s..
Van Buren, Street
All Of lots s. 3. u. 81 o. Is Is, g. o. =? ST. $
=. =, -, trac lot u.
Jackson Street
All "f lots -; i. y u y. 2S - ~ A. A.. 33 ,,
-, d. ., IS 10 l. a. IT, Il, q 81. -
quincy street.
- rntS 49, ~ - - ~ 90
N,nroe street.
All of lot T. X
frey subdivision of BlocG 1t and the SCI, OF
Blork i.
West i2,h street
All OF los 81. .,iS
West 2oth street
All q lots ~: -, 81. - III. "a
Eurhau's sub division OF Blocks II -
West 18th street.
All Of lots So, So. - IS $50 So 81. 3j6
West 18th Street:
Al of lots So st rs, Is, so SOL 81, ;;,t 10
81 $Is. SAP, 80. 81. ~.
West nth street.
All of lots So. $50 81, SG
Hanson < Slreathvli> subdivision of Block IS
West 18th street
All o: lois rs : q. ~ 25l 20. -. rs. SO
West 18th Street
All II lots 81. 40 2Gt, -t 30 ~, - I'll -.
-, -. -. Isl, -, -. -.
NEMApII PARK ADDITION.
Al oflo~ / :. 5 /. :, s.. $ q. 10. l., l2, II
t5in h&I.
Nj 81 lots l. : 8 1 ,. {. ;. 5 q H. H. y, Is. II,
= Is u Is T. - n =. -. u, =. - =. =. -.
- IN ok
Nj oflot> | ; 5 i.567.S aro H. =. Is. u.
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So-lo,s II Is II le %. Block 4o--west 60 feet of
lots and ,. Block IDIOTS 10 u - y % Block
i2-lors ) 10. Block I3-ots 267 10 IL 10 10 II
Is 10 - 81 - -. u = IT,
Block lilo, .. Flock 4s-lots % IS. Block IL
lots = 10 10 % p y > 36 2 - Block Ole 81
, feet of los - ~ n IS. Block IDIOTS II l.,
! Block I2-undh of lot 10. Block 7S-lots Il u.
Block 7,-s % feet Of LOT |, Block iie-lois $3.50,
Rloek l:d-lots L - Block l5.-lols e y 81 s..
Block lie-lots - II undl! oE3l u >. .. Block
l60--nndl3 of lnts % . all OTIS
That pairt OF lot ., See. 10. Ip. ~ K. Ii described
rs follows: Beginning AT u point on the south
side said section 10, go feet East ot the Nest line
of said section 10 thence North ana parallel with
the said West line OF the said section 10 10 the
tsbished dock line of -; Louis bay Sonth-
westerly along said dock line 70 the intersection
Of the West line fsaii section 10 thence South
along said West line of see 10 10 the Southwest
corner OF the Southwest quarter of SECTION 10
thence East along the >onth line Of section 10 10
pllce Of beginning containing Ii si-IDJ
OF Deeds page 3ti Jos.
Beginning at point on the South line of Sec.
~, Ip - X. Il ljif feet Vest I'll the corner Of
the swl, of said sec 10 ruaIing thence due North
10 the established dock line St Louis bay thence
South 0Io 10 Nest along said dock lime 10 Il point
due West and 40 distant from the above desrrlb-
Ell North and south line thence due south 10 the
south line Of said Soc ~ thence East along said
south line to tie place of beginning, containing
- 2o-lij acres more OF less
Beginning N Il point Oh the West line OF the
Northw.s, quarter ot See. - TIP. A. Il. II, aud
distant 10 feet North OF Southwest corner OF said
Northwest quhrstr bctmG Oh thc north me oi a
~ rt - m . Fs, Nrt H.,
of said "a foot strip 1885 feet [, the East end tnc
of thence south along the East liiie OF said - loot
ihe Vest line Of IA he rr5ptrt omnad bv s,;d l. :
r < 4 "a ffrur. <o-th u:or,r ii N.st Inn tOi
icet 10 me Noit!i !ih9 OF s!ii property thence
,hn :, pm /, pn}n.h ~ AZ / Mini, -, !
Iron CO. The Y. T.. L. 4. and l.. : X s. " Ky. Go.
abDnt o. feet 10 tn, West lige of said Northwest
quarter Of See II tAen.c South along .aid West
me 80 eet II the pace et hr%Ihl!h% crhtillllS
n,yn,i ~ Inv t''tS " ~ ks Ia Sp - iee'
nNi.'1.. :. -,
B"Gih9lhS ~ leilt iai- lrrt west "i north
anu >ouia te''tt i'iit -, sc; - III. ~ IA. - an"
-! ieet north OF me et,l an west center me o
saii ste ~ running thchcchHe horta Ia tt.e hoFta
line $50 feet due s,.th to Il point - feet ,tnc
west from place OF ht-hhlhS thence 'iilt east 10
,5'ot1 " o ,.ne 80 ~ '''''''''''7 %
~, :" ',
Lot &C. IL Up - il II containing - !o'
ACRES more OF itN'
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SUPERIOR. WIS.,. SATURDAY, MAI 2, 1897.
TAX SAIE
Douglas County, Wisconsin
STATE OF WISCONSIN. -

OFFICE ~ rEE CocSrY TrFAsEErf
SUPERIOR " Is. April IS 1891.
a s0TiCE is hereby given that 50 much of each
IN tract or parcel Of land situated in the eoaa
~ Of Douglas described III the following safe.
,ncnt rs niay be necessary for that purpose, VIII
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Lots, l, 2, 3. 4, s, 6. I. S,

Lots, IL, 3. 4, 5, 6. I, S,
8. 10. IL. II. Il. II, Is,
10, Il. Is. ~, 70, Il, u,
%, u, block 1.
Pohegama diagram lots
add to city of >upe-
riOr in sw NV and
n IL sw sec s towu4S
range L.
Lots, :, 9, 13, II, Is, Is.
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III ETH Nkp0

>oUt.EIs'oE III II WINNING mp AG'..
F-.c. lots : 5. al So . - = n = -: :r..e
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Iot~G- y ~ Lot Ii - Ia:Sl2&4la IL II
~ :. u = Il 81 Lots ? ~ = Is - - - > :
u - Lots II u - - - >. y h -. Lots II
- - n u ~. Lot u - Lots 2 Is Is - II
- - b 80 Lots II - b ai0 Lott ;! ;! - >,
b I'll Lots J. ~ - u ~
ECntrn' rnrh \ lliiinn.
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The Origin of High Hee,s.

Heels, it is said, owe their origin to
Persia, where they were introduced upon
sandals IN the shape of blocks Of wood
fixed underneath, such being the root
idea of those deformities to which lovely
woman owes so many of her woes. A
high, unsteady heel, it is an open secret.
injuries the leg tendons and affects the
spine rs well as internal organs, which
are liable to be displaced by the thrown
forward position entailed. In Persia,
the first home of the heel, however, these
blocks Of wood are used simply to ssraise
the feet from the burning sands of that
country, and were about two inches
high" With the Persian women these
blocks were vastly higher than those
affected by the men, their height being
from eighteen inches to two feet, thus
becoming more of the nature of stills
than anything else.
Strangely enough, many years after, a
similar fashion came into vogue IN. Ven
ice; but the motif in this case was comi-
cally different, for. ..sby its means jealous
husbands thought they would be able to
keep their wives at home" The sup
ports Of such shoes in Venice were called
"chapineys," and to appease the vanity
of the ladies, and doubtless also to sugar
the pill, were made highly ornate. The
height OF these chapineys determined the
rank Of the wearer, an extra coating for
the pill. ''the noblest danes being per-
mitted to wear them one-haH yard or
more high. Hospital
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Gen. Buffers Hat.

In the United States district court in
the Federal building no lawyer is better
known than Gen. Butler The court
officers hear of his appearance with
much the same feeling that they receive
the announcement of the arrival of the
judge. O. $50 ~ ats i@t1
As soon as his pmderous figure, sway
ing from side to side, appears bearing
down toward the court room they sour
ry about arranging the chair at the
counsel's table and assist him in remoy-
ing his outer garments in manner that
shows their regard for him. Gen. But
ler's hat Is a curious article. 1t is Just
like one that Buffalo Ein would be ac-
cused of wearing out on the plains. It
Is probably the most abused of the gen
erals belongings. The manner in which
he jerks it off his head, slaps it down on
the counsefs table and drops his heavy
stick upon it determinedly, makes one
wonder why it does not disappear sud
denly some day out of spite It has stuck
by him though for years, just like his
faculties of mind, and perhaps will be
buried with him.-Boston Advertiser.
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RECOGNITION.

WHEN souls that have put ontheir mortal gear
Stand In the pure, sweet light OF heavens day,
And wondering deeply what to do say,
And trembling moro with rapture than with fear
Desire some token of their friends most dear,
Who there some time have made their happy
stay,
And much have longed for them to come that
way,
What shall it be, this sign of hope and cheers
Shall it be tone OF voice glance of eye?
Shall it be touch of hand or gleam of hair
Blown back from spirit brows by heaven 8 air
Things which of old we knew dearest byf
Oh, naught of this; but, If our love be true
Some secret sense shall cry, It's you and-you
John w. Chadwick.
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Enervating influence of Dress.

Herodotus tells us that when Cyrus
had received intelligence that the
Lydians had revolted against him he
was IN despair, and indeed had almost
determines. to make them slaves, when
Croesus put a flea IN the august ear of
the Persian monarch. Command them
to lay aside their arms" said he, 'sa1d
to wear long vests and buskins Let
them vie with each other In their make
up. Make dudes out of them, and 1t
won't be long before they will be as
tractable as women" Crosns, as the
result proved, had a long head.-Cloth-
ier and Furnisher.
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X The Daily X

four pages Of six columns each, will be
issued every evening, except Sunday,
and will be delivered in the city, or sent
by mail for the moderate sum of fftv
cents a month
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We have ordered Blanks for Filings,
Entries and the purchase of Railroad
Lands under the recent Forfeiture Act,
which we will have, and advise the pub
lie at the earliest date when such entries
can be made. Look for advertisement
in this paper.
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BeanA.

The use of beans in ancient times was
rather more sacred than culinary.
Among the Egyptians it was held to be
a crime to look at them. Pythagoras
forbade them to be eaten In Athens a
Judicial as well as sacred character is
attached to them. They are used as
ballots in all affairs in which vote is
taken, especially in electing magistrates
and in casting lots. In England they
were unknown until 1509.-St. Louis
Republic.
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The Lions Ailments.

II lions and tigers catch cold dose of
powdered ,quinine is given to them in
their food They sometimes suffer from
dyspepsia, and meal of liver set before
them is readily devoured and acts as a
cathartic. They seldom need treatment.
however. for any trouble except ingrow-
ing nails.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
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ThOrnburY & Hudson.
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An Easy PROPOSAL.

Miss Seasoned-Speahng of names, ]
think Frank Is pretty name
Mr.. Charles F. Sylver-Yaas; SO do /.
That's my middle name. Gaining cour-
age.) Er-what do you think of Sylver
for name?-Harper's Bazaar.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-29
ST. Paul Produce.

Trading in dairy products good. with a
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-29
G0ULU'S new SCHEME
He Will Try to Divert a Great
Grain Traffic to New
Orleans.
Western Roads Would Suffer
in Many Ways by the
Change.
The Rock Island Must Get to
Tide Water Without Loss
Of Time.
East Bound Freight Shipments
Of a Week--Burlington EX-
cursion Rates.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.-That part of Mr..
Gould's interview in which he men
tons new line to New Orleans, in
connection with the Missouri Pacific,
has set Western railroad men to think
ing. The completion of the line from
, Fit. Smith to a junction with the Cotton
Belt will give the road short route to
New Orleans via the Cotton Belt and
the Texas Pacific, both controlled
be done in few weeks, 1t is
also possible that the same rates will
be adopted from Kansas points to New
Orleans that are in force from Kansas
points to Chicago. This will, of course,
divert to the Southern port all the eX-
port grain traffic that has heretofore
gone cast by way of Chicago, and will
work considerable injury to some of the
Chicago roads. The Rock Island will
be the road most likely to suffer in the
event of such action.
An official of that company admitted
as much to-day. lone thing is certain"
he said; eff Gould carries out this plan,
as have no doubt he will, the Rock
Island will be compelled to build to
tidewater. We have been moving in
that direction for several years, but
this, imagine, will force us to stir our
stumps and get into Galveston as
quickly as possible. Why, the Missouri
Pacific can make even higher rate to
New Orleans than we make 10 Chicago,
and still get away with all the export
business, for the ocean rate applies from
New Orleans, while Chicago is nearly
LOCO miles from tide-water. Already
Chicago is being cut out as gateway
for easr-bound grain shipment, but
m inclined to think this new sche me of
Gould's will hurt it more than anything
else"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-29
Maker of the BEST Spectacles & Eyeglasses
- Fast rEIsird Street

NIacbeth's pearl top" and
''pearl glass" lamp chimneys
are made of tough glass that
costs four times as much as
common glass; and the work
on them costs a good deal
more than the work on COM
mon chimneys, just as the
work on a dress is proper
toned to cost of stuff.
The dealer is right in say
ing he can't afford to sell
them at the prices of COM
mon glass chimneys.
And what will become of
his chimney trade if his
chimneys never break? He
is apt to be wrong there. He
can afford to charge a fair
price and give new chimneys
for all that break in use.
Have a talk with him.
PiltSburg. GEO. A. MACBETH & Co.