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el.anaes pailu foe alrei,,atnrh, g,.hi,, 3 90.
TODAY, AT $50 A. NJ.
Important Sale of
LADIES' AND CHILDRENS GOODS.

Black Beaded Capes, high shoulder,
Medlcl collar, pendant fringe, in all sizes,
So g.
Black Cashmere Wraps, for middle
aged ladies, in variety ofstyles and richly
trimmed. The former prices were ST so
to S15. Our sale prices will be $1 so,
So 40, So Is, $4 Is.
Chlldren's Stylish Serge Blazers, cream
ground with narrow colored stripes, sizes
4 years to 12 years, $1 40.
Ladies Striped Flannelette Blazers at
65 cents.
Ladies Black Cloth Blazer Jackets, sizes
80 to TO- 81 35.
Ladies' Wool Cheviot Blazers, black or
navy, with silk shawl collars and ribbon
fastening, So 80.
Ladies and Misses Accordeon-plaited
Cepes, tlnsel embroidered yokes silk
lined. May be had in all sizes and in mode,
tan, navy and black, So 80 each.
Ladies Richly-braided Black Silk Wis
ties and Wraps, seasonable styles, silk
lined and excellent in every respect,
S3 S5 and sb4 25.
Children's Serviceable Cloaks, for to
3 years, ST 70.
Ladies' Fine Cashmere Jerseys, in even
ing shades Of rare pink and light blue
Perfect fitting, all sizes, 75 cents
Children's Mohair Jerseys, % cents.
Cardinal or garnet.
Ladies Shirt Waists, in extra-fine
French madras and zephyr cloths, ex-
cellently made, stylish designs and color
lngs. Former prices, So Is and $3 SO.
Our sale price, ST 90.
Ladies Ready-nnade Gray Cloth Suits,
tailor-made, sizes 80 to 42. Price, So 95,
Ladies Zephyrine Suit, in good wash
patterns, sizes 80 to 40. Price, So 90.
Good Strong Ticking Skirts, nicely fin
ished with patent waist band, 65 cents.
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RIFLE SCORES.

Results of Yesterdays Military Shoot
ing at the Ranges.
The following scores were made yester-
day by Company CPS men at the 200 yard
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KIDNEY AND URINARY
DOCTOR WILLIAMS DISPENSARY,

r AIDES LATEST BON BONNIERE FILL
Il ings IN orange, lemon, vanilla, pStacne
and rose. Aromatic Crystal Ju IubCs
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09
~---
officer Erickson Stabbed.

Wednesday evening. says the Leader,
while the Omaha train was standing
at the Tower avenue depot, two Well
dressed young men began raising Il
disturbance. When demonstrated
with by officer Erickson, they began
abusing him. He told them to move
on and took hold of one of them, when
both turned on him and lively scuf-
file ensued. Erickson saw that he was
ovcrmatched and used his club, but
with little effect, as one of them had
a chance to pull a knife and inflicted
quite cut on Erickson's left cheek.
The officer does not know the name of
his assailantS, but is quite sure that he
Will recognize them if he should see
them arnin
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09
Mortgage Sale,

DEFACLT having been made IN the payment
~ ofihe sum of Eight Hundred and ~ixiy a:!i
Scycntv-fuftF one hGulredths IS.jJ1j dollars
which = claimed To be Que at the 1atc Of this
notice upon certain Mortgage, duly executed
and delivered by Thomas " New unmarried
ing date the Eighteenth day Of February. A. ID.
1891 and duly recorded III the office OF the Reg
i-tcr Of Deeds in and for the county Of Douglas
and state OF Wisconsin on the It'll day Of May.
\. H. 1880. at II O'Clock Il. IN in yOsumc ~ Ut
Mortgages on page SlXty-iivC ,h5t. aud 40 acton
or proceeding at law or otherwise having been
Instituted 10 recover the debt secured by sail
mortgage. or any part thereof:
Mt therefore. notice : hereby gwen, that by
virtue 0f power of sale contained in said mort
gage and pursuant u the statute in such case
made and provided the said mortgage Will be
t0recnSei. and the premises described in and
covered by said mortgage, VIZ: lot one % IN
section thirty-t three - IN township forty eight
= north Of range fourteen IT. west Of the 4th
J. N. en- bF4,;ei in the Southeast quarter 20 o!
the Southeast quarter = III said section thirty
three p in said township and range above men
government survey thereof: situated III Douglas
county AMI state Of Wisconsin. with the hereai-
t4ngntS and appurtenaUCeS viii lie sold OF pub
lie auction tn the highest bid eT tnT cash, 70 pay
said dthta nd interest. and the taE-s. II any on
said premises and fifty rpnfl dollars attorney
ease If foreclosure. AID the Gi>bU!se !ne1rts al
inssed bG las which sale viii be made by the
sheriff 81 54ii Douglas county. a. the front DOR
Of the court house IN the CRY Of superior, i'll said
county and state. on me Twentieth tSit day Of
MAY A II. MI. at 10 . clock a. N. OF that day.
si,5er 10 redemption ct any tale within o.Is
wear from the day pt sale. provided By law.
DATED. Superior. Nis. 4 pTil II, \. ID lc-l.
GEORGE HETUERB1. Aurtsagce.
If, l. !. ,ELE.ITrIT-- bi.s-1s. = ,:t.t.a.-rs.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09
'Flle ssi.ht Isi;ig.

At mass meeting held in the " est
End Swedish Luthern church last
Monday evening the following resolu-
tons were adopted and subscribed to
by sixty residents Of the Fifth ward.
They have the true ring. VIII our
city council heed the appeal::
Whereas. it has come 20 our notice that several
applications for ssloon Licenses from tie Filth
ward have been presented to Uncommon cUanc.l
of he city al superior: therefore he II
RtSlI tud. That we the undersigned. residing
in. and being members of churches located in
said ward, do hereby express Onr opposition "a
saloons in e neral ana earnestly request your
honorable body not t. grant any more saloon
licenses in the Firth ward; and be II further re-
solved. that We request our REPRESENTATIVES IN
the common council to use their in!!UenCc and
enlcavOr against tie granting OF ans saloon Ii.
ccIst iii the Fifth ward: AMI further bc it
Resolved, That We express our satisfaction
with the position AID. Hard holds against tbc
granting Oi any saloon licenses in the Fifth ward;
and further be il resolved, that We request the
honorable mayor To close the gambling houses
ami houses Of prostitution ana CnioFc" the sun
day law relative t. the closing Of saloons and he
it turthcr
SOLVED. That wc are against Sunday desc
Grafton, and that all sunday labor Oh our streets
be prohibited.
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Here il "a Chance.

The Lesson CoOperagn company, of
Scott, Van Vert county, Ohio. is very
DESTROYS OF moving to Superior. Mr..
J. w Palmer, of this city, was in the
East recently and went to see the
managers Of the company and inspect
ed their plant and is much pleased
with it. Mr.. Palmer called III the
TINES office one day this week but we
We're out and did not have the pleas
IRE of seeing him, but he left Oh oar
table a few points relating to the con
Germ which leads us to believe that it
is one worth making an effort to Sc
cure. The plant requires Il Large main
building, Il second building about 100
feet long for the brick steam boxes, a
third building for u dry house and
large sheds for storing the manufact
ured articles, the capacity of the plant
being, as proposed to build here, would
be about 30. 900 slaves and 5000 sets of
heads daily and a consumption of
about 5000, 600 feet of lumber per
year The establishment would EN-
ploy not less than 100 men the year
round and last year the pay roll
amounted to nearly 100000 just
what the company want in considera-
ton of making the change we do not
know, fIrther than the donation Of Il
site for their plant. Now here is an
other chance for tlie Consolida ed
Land company They have sites with
out number and if they desire To do
anything for their city it would seem
that here is an opportunity TO put such
a desire to the practical test.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09
Respectfully Dedicated TO tisa Con
soliLatc:i Lani Company.

Telegram May ).
AS was predicted by Port Collector
Street early i'll tie season, the vessel
men ali prefer to enter W est Superior
harbor via the Duluth entry. 50 far
they have AL arrived from that direc-
ton, and The sight OF a vessel steam
ing up or down Superior bay this
season VII be Someth ng OF Il novelty.
One vessel started to come III Via
the natural entry-the Western Re
Scrye-hut backed out finally and
came around to the Duluth entry The
reason Tor this IS very llnin ! is
much nearer to Superior docks to first
enter the i1arbor Of Duluth an then
come straight across through the new
government channel. Capt. inman
states that he can deliver d vesstl at
any Of til" superior docks i'll one hour
and Il hlli via the new channel, vi ere
as it wOl,ll take three hours via the Old
route.
1t makes trip Of fifteen miles fol
one of his tugs to meet a vessel at the
natural entry and get back again after
having tOwed her to dock The dis,
lance is just one half over the new
route. lnasmuch as the Superior yes.
sci business IS all clustered at the
| West End it is fair to presume from
the present attitude of vessel masters
that the commerce of this city is DIES
tined for many years III the future to
flow through the Duluth entry.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09

The day labor question ought to be a
settled question for this year in Supe
rlor. The wages Tor common labor
starts out at S1.75 per day and 1t would
seem that this ought to be entirely
satisfactory to this class and at the
same time al the contractor could
pay. a man has got to handle "a
good deal of dirt, for instance. to leave
any profit for the employer, and il the
contractor cannot make something,
failure and inability to pay his men
must follow. The laborer should UNI
derstand that he has work, ana good
wages and prosperity in proportion as
his employer prosperS. The labor and
capital question is one OF Very easy
solution, notwithstanding the great
ado made over it. Let the employer
and the employed work to their mt
tyal benefit and we would have no
strikes. The laborer who only aims to
take it easy" and has no interest i'll
his work, does not care whether he
does 1t right or wrong, i'll or well, who
does not care whether his tools and
implements are properly cared for and
preserved or neglected AMI destroyed,
is an expensive servant at am price.
If every man OF a job would seek 10
advance tile Interests ana pfOltS Oh
his employer he would soon tinl that
his own condition ana profits would be
advanced in a like ratio. Bat before
this end is accomplished the walking
delegate" must be abolished, and the
lazy dead beat who has Il grievance"
to avenge must be given the cold
shoulder No good honest workman
ever yet ordered strike True labor
and true manhood does not seek to in
jure his brother or the capital which
creates work for the laborer, and to
order a poor man to quit work and re-
main idle is to do him both Il moral
and financial in jury.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09

Italy has decided not TO attend
our blowout in Chicago in 1893 Chris
topiler's ghost may rise Up aid haunt
the cut throat race which inhabi.s
that land today. Ii Italy would only
issue manifesto prohibiting any cl,i
zen II that country ever putting foot
upon American sol we caulI almost
afford To have 4 big national ioll.ficG
tell
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09
u OF 81 g.

rs. LAND OFFICE, ASHLAND. WISCONSIN
March }. 1901.
COMPLAINT having been entered at this Oiiict
by joseph Ghccn against George L. start fai
abandoning his Homestead Entry NJ" %, GATED
March 3. lNoj. InOn the 80 N.Y. and NJ SN
Sec. -. Tp Il y. X. 10 w in Douglas county
Wisconsin. with Il view to the canCC .latlon oil
said entry. the sand PARTIES ave hereby summoned
h appear at this office on the l5jh day OF June
1871. at ~ o clock Al. IN. 10 respond an furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment
Il9jD X. G. HElbLDU IF, Receiver
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~ 80 49,

7 AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN
l. Feb -, 1891.
COMPLAINT having been entered at this Office
10y James Williams against Owen EaySon, Home
stead Entry No 2.lS, dated February 2ith 1891,
upon the NE14 Section L, Township 10 y. Rang e
ID W, i'll Douglas County. Wisconsin. alcgin.
PRIOR settlement on said lands By contestant.
with view to the cancellation o: said entry, the
parties are hereby summoned 10 appear at this
Office the 26.h day of May ISL, at 10 o'clock
Il N. To respond and furnish testimony concern
ing said alleged prior settlement
a25mI6 G. W. CAKRIHGTON. Register.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09
The Order CT Forester.

On "Wednesday last at the West
End the new Court of the Independent
Order of Forresters was Instituted and
its officers installed by Dep. High
Chief Range W oolsey, of st. Paul. y
large number were initiated and APP
plicationS received for some twenty
five more This order is very prosper
Gus and popular as well. Mr.. Brighton
the contractor of Superior, and Alder
man Neil Smith both have charter
lists with the object of getting Il Court
of this order in Superior There are
already applications for five Courts
II re and when another is organized
the Superi0rs viii have the right to
the High Court of the state. This is
making the boys hustle, and those
w.sh .ng to become charter members
should see Mr.. Brighton at once.
"A good start in life. How often
do we hear it said of Il young man that
he ought, as Il matter OF course. TO
turn out we'll because OF his worthy
parentage, his pleasant surroundings
in youth, his educational opportun-
tiles. But Is it not as true that manv
a one turns out we'll largely because
lie had no gaodly inheritance, but
rather cold, defiant surroundings, and
4 hard earned acquaintance with books3
Only he tulnS ont we'll who improves
his circumstances and environment to
aid him upward,-be they pleasant or
unpleasant, sInootlle or rough, full or
scant--S. 5. Times.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09

The water, light and power com
pany contemplate increasing the power
and capacity of their plant. a very
sensible thing to do, for certainly THEN
present plant is unable to give good
service, especially 50 Is this the case
with their electric light plant. Let us
hope for better things.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09
No e..
Stockholders -7scctSnG.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meet
in, of the Stockholders OF the SUPERIOR COS>nI-
DATED LAND COMPANY will he held at the office
Of the Company, in the City Of superior State Of
Wisconsin, On Wednesday, the 81 dav Of June,
A. D. 1891 at 10 O'Clock n IN Of said day. for the
a!liUal election of ottic"S and The transaction OF
such business as may -,ularly come before it.
FEANk r. HANSON, Secretary.
Dated at Superior April ii l,gl. G2JlI.5J
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09
So u 10 rs,

CIECJ-IT COURT-DoUGLAS COUNTY
Grim F Sherwood, plaintiff,
Walter ". Palmer defendant
TUr STATE OF WISCONSIN. to The said defendant:
Yau are hereby summoned 10 appear within
twenty DAYS after sert ice ot this summons, cNcu-
sivc Of the day 81 service. ami defend thu above
entitled action III the court aforesaid aud in case
Of your failure 50 - do judgment will he reud-
cred against Won according to the demand Of the
complaint; OF which copy i herewith served
upon YOU IiioH " I'll ~ ki-Ef ''Hi'
Plaintiffs Attorney.
2. o Address-2l5, 2l6 Descent Block, superior,
- in
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09
Notice for sit Gi:.aIIoys.

I AND OFFICE At ASHLAND WISCONSIN.
II May 9Th, 1891.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention e
make final proof in support of his claim ami that
said proof will he made before the Register and
Receiver Of the L. ;. Land Office ut Ashland
i.L..., MIN
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09
SAL II Mons.

(,IRCt-IT COURT,-DOCGLAS COUNTY
Annie Fitzpatrick, plaintiff,
Joseph Fitzpatrick, defendant.
THE STATE or WISCONSIN: To the said Defendant
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons cXclu
SIvc of the day of service, and defend the above
entitled action in Tie court a.orrsud and in case
of your failure 50 - do. Judgment will be rel
dtred against you according TO the demand oI
the complaint.
u. T. ROBERTS, Plaintiff : Attorney.
7. o. Aidrcss-Superior, Douglas Co., Wis.
mtNt1
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09

Minnesota got UP a big snow
storm last Monday, and the heavy
frosts in other parts OF the country
did much damage TO the crops and
fruit
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09
ISIa day of Way. 1891.

Invitations. Cards, Etc. n q, the yI b..
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09

The city treasurer says he has
$500 $50 of public moneys III his vaults.
That is goodlE pile, bnt it viii not
half pay his bills already contracted
for
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09
ADVERTISED LIST.

SIFEEInE, VS., Nay !, TN"I
The following letters and packages were re-
manning uncai,ed for al the close II business
May 2i an. unless called for within thirty
days iram date VIII be sent H. the Dead Letter
Dtf,n.. / | ITE t-IipE~TIl. L VI
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09

The decision Of wise person in
search vi lothing or Boots and SHOES
Will be, that he insrrct the Anchor
Clothing Company 5 Inc before Eiak-
ing purchases.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09

lffI Naflflo> AND n u I7EF7.-- u >
-gc IzHt. 81 s-f'-l
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the N.
L. church VIII meet at Mrs. Badgley's
next Wednesday afternoon, May 18th.
Mrs \ 5. Bow EkS, Sec'y.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09

Charley Lord sen. was in our city
A dav or two this week in the capacity
of a book agent Charley is getting
the business down fine AMI it takes an
expert agent dodger To get away from
him without buYing book.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09

Mr. Foley, OF The firm Of Foley s
Casey. commission merchants, had the
misfortune las Monday 10 drive Il nail
INTO his foot which has made Il very
painful wounl We hope nothing
serious Wry result from ii.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09

Tile bids received from the pAysi-
can, for the care of the cana:N 5
cargeS for the ensuing year, ranged
from $1,000 down 10 $50, y are
pleased to note that some Of them IL
least have fair appreciation Of the
true value Of medical services These
bids are somewhat Hnder the SEIZED
uie prices. but then the schedule
prices are something terrible to c3:l-
template
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-12

NAaRAoAxsKrr Pirh Aug 1i-four men lsft to
contest the rrst place In the tournament: here a. &
Chase, the Western expert PLAYS L. r Parker Tales
champion, while Richard Stevens OF the 81 George
Cricket Club will meet T. r. Borden OF Warrington
the winners meeting in the fnala Chase has played o
very strong game thus far III, match with B. SpadinR
De 0armenda OF the best OF the tour
nament De Garmsnda was within two strokes OF
winning the opening SET Both men had stuck to the
base line. and had taken the bail nsm the ground.
Chase now volieyed with much success and finally
pulled out she set By 7-5 In the last Chase tired
ont the New York man completely. and Won easily In
the nrst rourd Of tine doubles Campbell and Chase
psnred TO good advantage and Tho following
the summaries.
Gsn,Ism,n'. sinsss-r,rst round: B 8. De Garmsndia
psndA beat ..rsnville Kane 81; SO; :: r BORDEN
Sin:lo. $500 Third round; !: Chass heat 3
ter 60 SO.
t!sns!emsn speuoes.Firs. round: 9. Campesli and
Z. Chase beat Richafd stevens and q A. scott 6-2
60; ". Hsrlick and H. r Satterise beat d. D. Cole
man and ". v. Churchill s-a ga
C.nsoatisn SINGLES Preliminary round: IA. Colby
orinen by default First round, Richard MALLORY beat
q. A. Scott ca 81; VI. C. Marrow beat II. = Safer.
lee, 60 rs.
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Baseball Notes.

Rust: .nd Hu,ohi'on win be the opposing pitchers
,.p % HI: I s.,ss r.: 0'm." stand
-'ss tn ..t fs s s.1 a.;n :p p.. + % standing
C. md Ss s.." III S:S York
-.h Iess e e: ss a s,s,y
IS ss:" W: ';, sS:;.s
::s;; :"'s: # e.: ': 'G'isi :"$
n. Long ,',: lands Of Rsys, Are,n.m L...ps x b.
is%s; Il. 1o aia'S A'''''' Holman d. 81 Made"
EsnIA foul ~ operates the sam. o. a fair ~ in
's'
;Ss s .1s ss:;s in such case must be
sss II IN q FIX ~. s;sss
Produce ExchAnlea At rrospest Park The oxfords
e s s:a. and are Willing to
s::: III I'd III as,s %:s
- s% s1si's :s:
81 sSs:s.s
cub a.: fi:sss:: s. e:
..%. ~ ~. & and an
Il u possible that the Minneapolis team may be reor
raniseo. II not Lincoln may bo droppsd. The NIL
wAukes directors meet again tomorrow.
"Insvr felt the heat SO severely as I did Monday.
should drop .e.era time, during the game and
q. II; ss
but there Wa En.s ntrhing Ike steam enGins And
he L.Ps on h%.s 81, On. al,ho.sh rs' Yea.
was found tanning himself in a window OF ths
club heuss. and a,krdf ts found It warm enough
10. replied, ~ T.s the ho!ts.. time l eve.
auitt.ps in my life aai every time rot discourssed
thought Of that Hutchtson pitching - though h.
shSs I'D Is6iana woslds'S weaken thst game
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4 HOT WAVE PITCHER,
,ouy EWING cooLLY PREVENTS CHI.
caGo FROM MAKING A RUM

....r,.bueut and Precipitation NJ the
po,o Grounds-An the Western Teams
n.t.a,ed Yesterday-PittsburG Flops
,.,o Last Place Agnis-Resuits n the
American Association-News and Notes.
mia sturdy young men who make base hits
..dsr the sanction OF the city OF New York will
W, heir shoulders against Uncle Arson to-
s ~, and Give him another push they will do .
70, commendable thing. II Chicago 10 beaten
.o'Ssy that team will be but four points ahead
y, Ney York. This may put Boston In first
.,.ce. AS the Pittsburghs appear to have fallen
hcan However. Boston 10 but two points
mad OF New York. and the situation will be
~ors interesting thnn ever before. 1t may not
~ amiss 10 suggest to the Brooklyn young
"a, that the last three days OF this
~,ol will furnish an excellcnt opportunity
", them to show Arson that they have not for
so,ten how to beat him. The Brooklyns
matched three straight from. the Chicaeos on
.bsir own grounds. and now that the mon
,von, the West are compelled to play at East
an Park 1t seoms that somebody should DO
.useted with heartburn. The Brooklyns
Ma lef. Cleveland in the renr. and are now
m,tnr n red.hot chase after PHILADELPHIA
Thsre co: .ainly is trouble ahead for everybody
IN the race. The scores were:
New York, ?: Chicngo,O y.
Brooklyn. 3: Cincinnati.6.
Boston. IL: Pittsburgh. 5.
Philadelphia. 3: Cleveland, J..