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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-07-11
How IL The Tariff "a Tax.

The editorial department Of an
afternoon newspaper, While Sauntering
.hoil, III its private capacity, was ask
vi 4 few questions about the Tariff,
oh, remarked the department, with
al oracutar wafture Of the hand, the
Tariff is Il tax :
Yes, said the enquirer, greatly
silhiued ny the dread profuniiyt of
the answer; -l-have sometimes
heard ii referred TO III the way. but |
really como, unt!ers land it to be so :
.sfie editorial department looked its
most pitifulpity,
w hat botherS me. said the quest
,aner. is wire nails When the Tariff
vi, put on wire nails they were sell
La IL : cents Il pound
That made them /. cents pound. :
Now. that's what troubles me.
nder that Tariff Wire nails are now
selling at y cents Il pound How is
the Tarina tax i'll that ease: Indian
apol.s Journal
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-07-11
BRUIN IN CHUrCH.
a Gear That Greatly Disturbed \ Congrs-

CATION.
TIE last place from which ono would
expect to hear of a bear invading II
church d;fring the divine scrI ice would
be the city of London. yet it was in
the heart Of that city. and not. in
kamschat Il or Britt h Columbia. that
such an invasion recently TOOK place.
service was in progress, at q Non
comformist chapel in the English cap
ital one Sun ay morning not long ago.
The good pastor had just announced
h.s text BE not afrai l." when IL lady
in tn. congregation uttered a scream
and started toward the pulpit, looking
back toward the door us she did 80
The movement attracted the atten
ton Of the congregation toward tn
back Of the church. and there they saw
large bear taking a seat in an unoc-
cupied pew. as if he intended to parti-
clpatc in the worship.
Notwithstanding the peaceable as
pect OF the bear the women and chill
dren continued to leave their pews
and take refuge around the pulpit. as
if they expected the minister to defend
them. and there was general relief
even among the men, when the pro-
prietor of the bear. an Italian, en-
tered the church. bowed respectfully
and apologetically. and. attaching Il
strap TO Il ring in the bears nose, led
him out.
1t seems tnut the bear one of the
European sort which win coppcrs for
their owners by dancing. had been ac-
cidentaliy freed for !. moment in front
Of the church. and had seen the half
open door, and cnterc l. 1t is possible
that he had been attracted by the
sound OF the hymn the congregation
had just sung. for many bears are
known tn ha FOND Df ,or,.:o
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-07-11
4 Lake Rapidly Forming in Deaths
Vaiiey. California.

Salton, Cal, July 7.-Slowly Tut
surely the water in the desert of Cob
RADIO is rising. While the evaporation
is something terrific ut this season of
the year, when the thermometer not
infrequently registers 10 ana $50 de
grees, it cannot keep Face with the
mysterious stream that is pouring its
waters into Deaths Valley Engin-
GERS of the Southern Pacific railroad
have explored the inland sea to some
extent, the heat making it impossible
To travel far. They have not conclud
ed their investigation, but their theory
is that the water which is filling up
this country comes from the Gulf of
California and that the lake Will be
permanent If the water continues to
raise within the next few days, the
Southern Pacific tracks Will go.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-07-11
BE >onleao l.,

Without ambition there would have
been rs much harharIsm and ROYALTY To
day rs AT the beginning Of things.
While il may he that contentment Is
the only happiness Of life. it is the hap
piness Of Incidence, OF the lotus eater.
the tramp and the peaceful hog For.
.s0nplsed With the worth Of these who
nave aSTlred u he greater ana better.
and thus 70 Create higher ideals for so
rlety. the creature OF canten,ment is .
drone, selfish To the heart.
Rnt don t try tohuni bears with hire,
Slot. Your ambition is a target
which YOU may set where sau choose.
and if ssur intellectual gun works bet
Ter 4, >h,r. range, don, hang YOUR am
hilton oIFa horn Of tie moon The
Nhole amount Of il IS have something
good To live for. more than To pu. food
into Your mouth and clothes to Your
hack Put Your shoulder To the whe, |
e progressive civilization
Magazine.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-07-11

The Salvation Army at Trenton,
y. j., was indicted recently for dis
bosterous shouting" is charged TO
have been their offence. Doubtless
the officers of the law ut Trenton are
YES indicted after the campaign of %,
if not several times before that date.
We wonder if all the saloons in Tren-
ton are closed on Sunday! Whether
the grand jury While straning at a
gnat, did not swallow several full grown
camels, hair, hump and all,--MttodiSt
U,rniI
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-07-11
y Negro EoIilan'a Invention.

Ellen Eglin of New York Il member
of the Woman's National Industrial
league, invented Il clothes wringc:
She sold the invention TO an az m fo'
SIS in 1883. When asked by the
writer why she sold the invention 50
cheap. she replied: You know an
black, and if it was known that a
negro woman patented the invention
white ladies' would not buy the
wringcr | was afraid to be known
because of my color in having it intro
duccd in the market: that is tn only
reason. | am working on another in
yention and have money t. push it
after the patent is issued to me, and
the invention will be known us a black
wonan's, too"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-07-11

We would live longer if we hurried
less When Il man sits down 10
breakfast. lie eats as Ii he was afraid
lie might not get his share. When ne
starts for the dice he hurrieS. though
he knows the Office vii wait for him.
At lunch he hurr.cs; he hurries all
day and when he goes hoae at night
ne walks so fast that ii you ever
watched crowd O. men going home
II night you were given the i'm
preston that their work was pursuing
them. and they were trying in a tired.
nervous sort OF way 10 get away from
H. II he could hurry his sleep so
that he could sleep two hours worth
IN one hour. he wul.IG 10 IT.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-07-11
Notice of EIrarin.
STATE OF WISCONSIN. J

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
IN Tie matter of determining the descent Of Ger
tam lands III Douglas Comfy Wisconsin to the
heirs at law of Nathan i-illam Late OF the
Town OF Pcruc Clinton Ga. y. \. Deceased
Notice is hereby Civ n that at IL special term of
this Court held uu the 2tti day of June 1851 the
petition q! Arden h lapham heir III law OF said
deccdcnt WAS filed in this & ,ur i,.aying jui :
mcnt dctcIminln" the descent of certain lands IN
Douglas County Wisconsin 10 II. I. I:ipli;l.i w q
ow, Joseph lHpham, Ruth l.. Ferris. Edwin y.
lapham. Walter ;. l.aIham. Charles G. Iaphan
cynthia lapham, Kate l.. Day ami the putitiuue i,
ali the heirs AT law ot Nathan LaIham deceased.
That pursuant 10 an order made herein at II
special term of this Court held on the 10Th day Of
June 1871 The said petition will bc heard at 4,
day OF August ISL al ten O'Clock i'll the forenoon
1t that day Ill the office of the County Judge at
the Court House i'll the City OF superior Douglas
County Wisconsin.
That the lands in respect to which the descent
is sought TO bc determined and by the Judgment
established SitIiutc i'll Douglas County Wis
and are described ;ls follows,
The undivided !. OF Lot No. :,SS West Second st
IN the IoWllSitc OF superior, the uIiiri,icl !, OF
lots No ..l9 4 ill sd It. i'll the toWIlsIv Of sup
erior: the undivided 7:5-ltp OF Lots No. Is x l.; in
Block No. is in the towllsitc st Milllrtowu; the
OF Lots No?& 10 in Block No l2i i'll the town
site of superior City according t. the survey and
plat OF sad tuWnSitcs in the office of the
of deeds ot said County of Douglas: and AN undo
NidCd 800 of Me- OF Sec. No. nd an uuiiyi-
ed 13-:;p "f the NJ, of sec No ii i'll Tp. No. Il y
of No INV.
Dated this 20ih day ofJunc 1891
BY the Court.
Signed, d. T. K BERTS.
Jn11 JNll tuun.Y Jungc.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-07-11
WOMEN N RU SSIA,
The Position Fema'es Occupy In the
Realm of the Gar.

The Position Fema'es Occupy In the
Realm of the Gar.
Among the middle and lower orders
OF Russian society the model wife is
she whose good conduct and slayish
obedience 10 the will or whims OF her
husband give him no excuse to lift
hand or rod against her and who never
beats her husband when he is drunk
Wives beating their husbands is. how
ever. a recognized phase in social life.
Among the cheap chromos that adorn
the walls of village tea houses and
ira kterS one OF the most familiar
scenes is a drunken mpu TX on the
ground and his wife beating him in u
gingerly manner. The merchants
wife and daughter still keep out of
sight, in accordance with oriental
custom when a NAL. friend calls on
the husband. and when they go shop
ping the husband and father goes with
them, assisting them with their bar
gains and paying the bills. The mer-
chants wife paints her checks and is
very fond of bright colored clothes.
You often see them arrtyed from head
to foot in gnrish red. She spends the
greater part OF her time in drinking
tea, smoking cigarettes and gossipping
with visiting friend. There is a say
ing that IA mer, hant's wife can drink
whole s;lmovar Of tea" Her mental
abilities are held in light esteem by
her spouse and his friends, who
though keen merchants are for the
most part, men of scant cd alton.
They will tel you that "a .lln has
long hair and IA short mind" that she
is Il child OF the devil. and when YOU
fall in love with her you fall in love
with the evil one. 1t is considered bad
luck TO meet Il woman when going
fishing or shooting. In the churches
'neither women or dogs" are permitted
to penetrate into the inner sanctuary,
though men and boys are freely adj
mittel.
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Notice of Hearing,
STATE OF Wisconsin COUNTY COURT

STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT
DorGLaS COUNTY.
III the matter ufdccTmining the descent of certain
lands IN Douglas county. Wisconsin, to the
heirs at law ot Mary Collins, deceased late of
superior. Wisconsin.
\ oiIt l. Is hereby given that Mt Il special term
- OF this Court. held on the I'd tl;ly of June
1871, The petition OF Richard Collins an heir at
law ~ Saii uCcC'l"ut, filed i'll this Court
praying Il Judgment determining the descent of
certain Lands III Douglas county. Wisconsin. t.
l'ichiird Collins John Collins. Michael Collins
James collins. ANA Catherine krnnIif. children
ana To John and Thomas q icary. grand child
rem. sons OF May O Lcary II daughter. deceased
ana 10 john Collins Sr, husband of salt dtccI-
emit beng All the heirs at law Of Mary Collins
q ceased.
That pursuant to an order made herein at n
special term of this Court held on th,. 2lh ,luv of
June. ISL the sail petition viii hc heard ut a
special term o. this Court. to IL hell on the sth
day of september 1881 ut ten o'clock in TIE fore
noon OF that day. in the Office Of the Comfy
lu'i@". NJ the Court House in the CITY Of superior
Douglas Cuuuy Wisconsin.
NAT the iIn'tS il rv>p"r: t. which the descent
Is sought 10 be determined and by the Judgment
established are situate II Douglas county. WIS
cnIlsit lld are described as follows.
The NJ J. Oi Sec. l., i'll I. Is. T. H. W: and
town lot - AMI 81 on VI. 9Th 81 in the Town
site OF superior. i'll the CITY of superior.
Dated this 9th day OF jane, 1871.
by the Court.
j. L. ROBERTS.
JiDGyll County Judge.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-07-11
Notice TO Creditors.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, IN COUNTY COURT
bot tif ~ COUNT

STATE OF WISCONSIN, ! IN COUNTY COURT
bot al ~ Coz NTN.
In the matter of the estate of
james Collier. deceased. IN PROBATE
Letters tcs nmcutary having been granted IL
John \. Bilrd0n and II. T.. :tftlr. E>iS' of the
City OF superior. upon the cSaa Of James C,l r.
dCCt a>Cd. lutt V Douglas County. Wisconsin. ana
an order having lecn entered herein on the :slt
day of June I>9l limiting the tine FIR creditor,
To I,r their claims against the said estate in
cNaininsii N and allowance 10 six months from
and ailcl the :;ilh day of june ISL.
Notice i hereby given that the sail County
Court Nil on Tuesday, the 18th day uf January
S:1 al ~ IN. of that day. NJ the County Judge,
office in the court house i'll the clty at SupvrI r.
Douglas county. Wisconsin. receive. examine
and adjust all claims and demands at every per
against the estate Of James Collier. deceased
late 81 superior in Iougia> county. Wisconsin.
claims should be verified and filed before the
expiration of s5iia >iN months
Dated this ;Sfl day at June iS9i.
EN The Court.
II. Z. ROBERTS.
ytjv2} COUNTY Judge
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-07-11

The Duluth Herald of " cdnesday
evening gave Mr.. VI lrphy, IF the
Evening Telegram, vrite-up that
would make any other man wish the
mountains To fall on him While the
II-.rali's story NAV possibly he all true
enough. it should no. nonute its cul
,E,:s with such low bil.ng>gatc-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-07-11

J. Adam Rede. III tie Duluth Her
aid. gets far below dectncy in his con
frnversy with Mr.. Mas2hy of the SUI
Eerior evening parar. hslTirgsga,e is
not journal SIN The scateucer should
sake charge Of Mr. Bede- BC,,dcG-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-07-11

Among the premiums awarded on
the Fourth was SO 10 the division of
[. r. X. P'S- Of the second regiment
Of " iSconsin having the most men in
line III our parade that day, the lone
boys, Of course, not competing, was
won by the lluley division. and they
sad but four men in line. This would
seem 10 indicate that certain provjS-
ions should he included when pLrses
are offered
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-07-11

Mr. William Dnforth, Of Red
Wing. Mimi. is registered at the Eu-
cid this week Mr. panforlh is the
chief engineer of The Superior Red
Wing X Southern railroad. and it s
reported that his mission here is to L.
cate the first division Of that road
south from Superior. and that ground
for this road Will soon be broken In
view Of al that has been done i'll this
direction, there is no valid reason to
doubt dame yumor in this matter.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-07-11

The latest addition to Dr. Roles
English Classics for School Reading
is L series of tales from Scottish His
tory, selected from the works of stand
ard authors. The selections are ar
ranged i'll historical or choron nlogit a.
order, and the book is complete in il
self, Nunc.ouS notes. grammatical
an explanatory, are appended, with 4
View 10 adapting the volume to the
needs of the schoolroom. II is publish
ed III few days by Harper X Broth
erS
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-07-11
Notice for u1lic;sfiOI,

I AND OFFICE At ASHLAND. WISCONSIN,
- June , 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the fnllowiiI nam
cd settler has filed notice OF her Intention To
make final proof in support of her claIn. and
that said proof will be made before Clerk of the
'i'cuii Court Douglas County Wisconsin at sup
cripr Wis, on
JuIy 18th. 1891.
VIZ: Caroline Sjo>wa.d widow ami sole heir of
j. SjoSwarl deceased. her I,i. Entry No ISL for
The SN ScC;'O Up Il y Il II ".
She names the following Witnesses To prove her
contiunouS residence upon and cultivation Of
said land viz:
John Ryhcr-
Gnstav S"dcrlnnd , Al of Hawthorn. Doug,
Adoph Carlson
&. w. CAEEINGTON.
inl3ylS Register
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-07-11
4 Schooner ashore.

MILWAUKEE w IS. July IA mes
sage Just received by the Journal from
Port Washington says: The wreck Of
4 two-masted schooner was discovered
this morning about tile miles north of
this place. y tug went ont and took
three sailors, comprising the crew, off
i'll safety. Capt. Johnson, wife and
child We're drowned. The schooner
WAS the Silver Cloud, of milwaukee,.
bound from Bailey's IIarbor to Mil
Waukce with cedar posts and Lumber
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-07-11
Notice for Publication,

:. LAND OFFICE, ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
y. june 3, 1891.
NOTICE is hereby given that the foliowin.
named settler has filed notice of his intention Ia
make final proof IN support ct his claim. and that
said proof VIII he made before the Clerk of the
circuit Court of Douglas county, Wisconsin, at
superior, Wis, on
.Euly 1ilG 1891.
viz: palnaS Ncvcu, his Id. Entry No. go for the
NV of NV of sec. , Up. & y. Range II w
IL" names the following witnesses Ia prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of.
said land viz:
Gust Bong and J. NJ. NJ Peterson, of Poplar.
and John lavi> alti VIM. J. CONFESS. of Maple
all of Douglas county. Wis.
c. ". CARRINGTpN
Jm5ylI Register
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-07-11

Danish insignia of loyalty.
The Danish Kings crown is worth
$3.50. ooo, the Queens crown ST., jGG
and the sword Of state SIS, 600
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-07-11
-Downer College :
FOX LAKE. WISCONSIN,
Best Advantages Offered Young
Ladies Seeking an Advanced
Educatlon

Location attractive and hcalthfIl Special
care given To- health ri students IuuiIS board
IN college family with teachers. Fab term he
gins September atf, ISM For catalogue aur!
information address, Principal Downer College,
Fox Lake, MS. a-5iy25
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-07-11
Notice for Publication.

T AND OFFICE At ASHLAND WISCONSIN
l. June - I>Sl
Notice >herel'y given that he following named
settler has fled u0,tce ~ his intention to make
final pr,p in support ot his claim aul that SAID
proof VIII he mai before the Clerk at the circuit
Conn for douglas county. Ms, al Superior. Wis,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-07-11
Notice for Publication.

AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
II June Is. Is. |.
Notice is hereby given that the follow ing nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to ma Ike
final proofia support of his claim and that said
proof will he made before the tlcTk of the 'irrnit
Court Dou has County Wisconsin ut superior Wis.
on:
Angus: Srd.. j S3i
VIZ: George Fultz his HI Entry M g.6 for the Fl
NEl4 x Eia SEii See TIP A. W K l. ".
He nancs the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
SAID land viz. Joseph Iuck Andrew Pui>ki Geo.
Taylor Henry krlsse all OF Poplar Douglas Co.
WlScOlS Il.
c. W. CAERINGTON.
jn27al Register
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SIR UT COURT, T0CGLkS COUNTY.
AnnCt.a l.. Anderson. Plaintiff
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,Inl2jy Is
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-02-25

one has a right to expect OF Us, but every
one has not right TO our confidence.
Above all things the general tenor of our
thoughts and feelings must be shown to
our friends exactly as they are, without
any of those DISCUSSES which are put on In
our commerce with the world.
Friendship in the highest sense of the
word can only exist between persons OF
refinement, integrity and generosity. Let
our friends be who they may, we should
have a proper regard for religion, discre-
ton, good sense and good temper. Some
people get plenty OF good friends but do
not keep them. One day they are loud
in the praises OF some charming friend,
and then, perhaps, week later you men,
ton that persons name and there is a
freezing silence which tells you that they
are friends no longer.
10 is very wrong to expect to keep the
affections of our friends all to ourselves
and then become angry when we fancy
they prefer some one else. II we would
keep our friends we must consider their
confidence sacred and never listen to any
thing which we should feel bound to re-
veal to another without first telling them.
Let us endeavor by our words and deeds
to deserve the blessings of true friend
ship.
With kindcst regards and beat wishes
to ali / will bid you good night.
''RRoWN- EYED SADIE"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-02-25
HEADS AND FACES.
''Mark" Thought He wouIdn't But He ID
and Here IL IL.

"Mnrk" Thought He Wouldn't But he Did
and Here II IL.
DEAR II. L. G. FRrENDs-It was not my
intention to come again on this subject,
but rs it becomes ones duty to answer his
opponent, l will briefly, and promise never
to come again on phrenology. as ! presume
you are getting tired of heads and faces.
Friend "Zanone" l read your last grand
hit, read it several times. and
as yet | am unable to under.
stand what you are driving at.
] supposed when | addressed YOU before
that YOU knew what this science was and
its principles, - least, but found that
was labosing under a very false delusion.
1t, seems to me that you have gone beyond
the limits of science from the way you are
getting the spiritual and earthly mixed.
Frank, the very reason that phre-
nolOgy isn't taken I'D to such an extent is
because there are SO many doubters like
yourself, though the majority commence
in that way. but arrive at the truth sooner
or later. You seem 20 Think that this
science is mere guess work, while phys
iology is substantial, which goes to show
that you do not understand it at oil, be-
cause the former has ust rs many prin-
ciples and as substantial as the latter
Is there branch Of science that is more
interesting OF needs more earnest atten-
ton than the study OF man? Msn, the
highest type OF living organization, tina
ruler oil the world. Why not study him?
Verify they that do not improve their tai
ents in tins way are not wise. ] have seen
persons that were go pre- udicially set
against this science that they would not
even look in work OF the kind. They
were, what We might say, cutting their
nose off to spite their face" honestly
hope there are no such bias-minded indi-
yiduals as those in our Howard band.
"Zanone," come again please. Your
poetry was good. Also Frank"
we are waiting patiently for
the termination OF John Henry" and
MARY AIMS" destiny. Little Trixy."
''Soil Tiler." I'm. +. p" "Nae Victus,"
see you are all Benton representatives
along with myself. ! would be pleased 20
form your acquaintance. "Belizie," no,
we cannot guess. What is the reason?
wilmer" by all means let us here from
Won on the subject vou proposed. Eve
lyn Eversham,' MAUD Maple" your last
was good; let's hear from Won often.
Come, yon older members, you seem To
"tire of well doing" What is the cause
OF this long delay? Hoping 70 see your
names on the page soon. will say bon
jour. "MARE.p
Feb 10