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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-06-04
Before Starting in a Journey

4 person USUALLY desires to gain some tnforma
item rs to the most dtsirabl. rou;e to take ana
will purchase tickets via tie one that viii afford
him the quickest and best service. 1t you con
tcm ac trip to or from Milwaukee. Chicago
and points east and south and Ashland. Duluth
81. Paul Aiunea polls and points north and west
you should provide yourself with IL map and
time table of the Wisconsin Central Lines. The
trains run on this roa:e are ycstibulcd and are
equipped with Ilman's Latest Drawing Room
Slcepcrs 81, CANT Day Coaches and Dining Cars oi
latest design, convenient an! comfortable in r
:ililccmcih and so complete in every detail that
they have no superior i'll conf ut ami elegance.
For tickets time tables, berth reservations etc
apply to j. c. JACKSON. q. +. & T. A.. \. r. K r.
superior. Wis. or to JAS &. PoND, General las
scllgcr aud Ticket Agent Chicago, H.
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SUMPTION of the article. To indicate
to what proportions the manufacture
Of tn late can develop, it is only nee
essary to add that it Will require fifty
estatii. liments similar 10 the one we
laye just described 10 supply the de
ln.ni II tl;is country"
The re,.s!er VIII lease bear IN mind
lie fact that il IS the Mckinley bill,
PASSED 10y Il Republican congress and
signed by Pres dent Harrison, that has
made al this prosperity for st Lonis
md the Introduction of these new in
iustries, pos, lille. They could not eX-
= on American soil under the Demo.
rattle Frec-Ttade doctrine.
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Notice of E1c;irsIsE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
DOUGLAS COUNTY
In the mattcr of dct,miriu" the descent o. certain
lands III lou"las county. Visions II. t. the heirs
at law of William Sellcck, late of Pueblo, Colo
RADIO. dee eas,d.
NOTICE is iicieby given, that at Il special term
y of this court, II Id the ;}I,t day of May
1872, the petition of Frederick Il Jcrsar,i, grantee
by mc>Iic convpyanccS 0f Eliza T. Scllrck, widow.
and Charles +. S.lleck. Fritz W. Srlcck, and
Herman Is. Scleck tby his special glardia!). hciIs
III law OF said dcceteEt. filed i'll this court.
praying Judgment Determining, the descent of
certain lands in Douglas county. Wisconsin. to
said Charles +. Scllcck. FIiZ w. Sclcck, and
Herman b. Selcck, all the heirs ut law OF Viii
liam Scleck, deceased, ui,cct TO the dover right
of said widow.
That pursuant to an order made herein at Il
special term OF this court, held on the :;lst day of
May. iST2 the said petition will bc heard =,
special term of this court to hc held the 10Th
day of Juiy l>92, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
that day in the office of the County Judge at the
court louse, in the city Of Superior, Douglas
county. Wisconsin.
hat the lands i'll respect I" which the descent
is sought t. he determined. and by the Judgment
established. are situate i'll Douglas county, Wis
cousin. and are described ~ follows:
The southwest quarter lSWl lof section seven
teen 40 i'll township fprty-right liSl north. OF
range thirteen u3j west, according 10 government
survey.
Dated This 3Ist day of May lS.t,
By the Court
ID. l. EonFrTs
County Judge.
". 3. KELLOGG,
Attorney for Petitioner June Ill Is
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Council Proceedings.

Tne city council held Il rather tam G
meeting Tuesday evening. The school
bond ordinance authorizing the issuing
of ::i55,U00 of school bonds, to run
twenty Years at ) rer cent. payable
annually, was given 4 .irst reading.
Five thousand dollars was appropr;-
ated for the establishing of a police
patrol, telephone and signal service.
The bones for paving Nettleton
avenue from Second to Ninth street,
to the amount of $40 80 i3, and Banks
from Third street to the Omaha dock
amounting to $li 900, We're authorized
IN attempt to restore the old stand
ing scale of wages iii the city engineer 5
DEPARTMENT ny 4 resolution was re-
t@rred TO the CITY attorney.
The board Of public works was or
',ered to view the proposed improve.
mentS in Towards Pocket
\ resolution ordering the establish
ing of a grade on number OF tran.
Nemadji highways was passed.
The board OF public works was or
,iered to view streets from East First
to East Eighth street and Clark and
McBain avenues and determine the
cost of grading and otherwise imnroy-
ing those streets.
Ali. O'Uare was opposed to Il survey
Icing made for bridge across the Ne.
madji between the y. T. and Omaha
bridges and the resolution was accord
ingly laid on the table.
Attorney \. ID. SANFORD, for the
Norton Schroeder estate petitiOned
that tie city make Il proposition OF
settlement. The case was generally
discussed
The council adjourned to Saturday
evening.
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Notice Of Foreclosure sale.

n Office IS hereby given that default has been
made in The csni: iDl,> OF certain mort "a
bearing dat the I'D day uf March. II ~ vNecut-
ed ana delivered by Robert VI. Fulton, then Of
superior. Wis, n.n!tgagsl- to Lewis i}t ker. of
-. Paul. Miiljlc> ia. a mortgage, ia and 10y
NhlCh SAID mortgage ; i'll nufj-,;tur DID convey
Ia said no. tga-cc his Heir, and assigns. all the
following tlae> and parcels Of land lying and be-
ing in tine county OF Douglas and state Ut Wi>cuU-
sin described IA follows, tO-wit:
Lots ~ o. loo aud l02. on Shields street.
Lots IL ., and - on jackson street and
Lots II and 81 on Van BuTcn street,
All in Morri>on'S division Ia suaerinr in the CITY
oi >u;,,rlur ana described acgpftin., IL the 1,lat
Deeds in ana for said Eou-la> county, Wisconsin,:
and which mortgage WAS duly recorded in said
Register ot Deeds office on the 27th day OF March.
1850, al "a. In. i'll volume L of mortgages, at
page IL:
That there i claimed to lie Cue. and there i
due on sad mortgage AT the date of this notice.
twenty Gems. l>-il III, and that no action az law
or prnrte,t = III equity, has been cO;IlIEeuC cd
Ia recover lie said dlbt secured by sad mortgage
or amy part thereof:
And notice : hereby given. that by virtue Of a
power oi safe contained in sad mortgage and
pursuant 10 the statute regulating The matter
said uIoTfg#g MI tc fpreC.c>ed by the sale 81
said morf gagged premises above described. by the
sheriff. under sheriff or deputy sheriff, OF Doug
las county. Wisconsin, t. the highest bidder at
public auction, mt the East front ,is0r of The
house. il the cry Of superior, Douglas county
Ms uu>!n, on the
Eleventh, day of July. 1892,
At 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to satisfy the am
together with al costs AMI expenses ri sale. in
Guiding the sum of Fifty dollars prov ded III said
moTtsgg" rs attorneys fees.
Dated this sd day OF May ls93
p, +. RoRrETs, Atty for Mortgage
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no. 3 DESCENT; 2L'K.


Whereas dcGsi:'t has been made iii the pay
mch OF two notes secured ny in"ri-;'G1 daied th:'
ny syIvann> T. Johnson Of Duiuth, Minnesota,
mprlgag"T, to Alexander Vi. M"r>uH, OF The
same place, ana daily recorded III the office al
the register Of deeds FIR DpuE.i;S couuty the 5h
day 81 March. $50 at O'Clock y. NJ, i'll volume
- oi holt@r2c-, ON lagc ~, convey Ing
The following deserted rlrIcriy
situated in The County o! Douglas, safe @! Wis
colIsIn To wit:
The noTtEras, quarter (Ni:, = of the north
cast quarter tNE' u OF section twenty three 90,
tr;.l~hip foriv-rI2lt tlaj north range thirteen
less, according To- The United states government
survey. said mortgage VA, given 10 secure the
la.ld.
Whereas. on the G.h day of November 81
the said moltsagcc for yalue received, Sold as
signed ana transferred unto Helen II sanford
the said mortgage and the debt ~ uiicI thereby
by an instrument i'll writing duly signed, seated.
witness 81 ami Acknowledged as cntitlr the
corded i'll the office of the register OF deeds for
douglas county, Wisconsin, on the oh day OF
oEcmhcr. 1891 at o'clock y. m. III book e ii
OF mortgages, GA page -. said Hc.cn II. san
ford, assignee OF said mortgage claims that
there is due on said mortgage. AMI the Notes
thc!cin described, ut the date Of tti> urticr, the
s!lluof twelve h,!nlrGi five ana ii-lH - - |
dollars principal ald interest. That 10 action
1T la" or other, Use has been cJlnlncncc;! for the
recovery of said debt or any raIt thereof.
Now Their. fore, ,o;iCc is hereby given that hy
virtue Of the power of sale contained in said
mortgage, and i'll pursuance of til" statute in
such CASES made and provided said mortgage
viii he forecioSed and the premises above de
scrlbcd viii be sold AZ auction To the highest
bidder for cash To pay Sai1 debt, interest, ana
fifty dollars t>31j Attorney fees stipulated for
III said mortgage, and The disbursements al
lowed 10y law; said sale viii be made 10y the
sheriff ui Douglas county Wisconsin, at the
West front door ct the count house, in superior.
Ni>c"li>l. III SAID county. on Monday the
18th day ofJunc, r9, at 10 Al. NJ of that day
Dated April ~. IAy:,
HELEN II. SANFORD
Assignee of said Mortgage.
TIIOS. W. SIiACELEFukD
Attorney tor Assignee .. said Mortgage.
/. o. Address SUPERIOR, Wis. a2:;inl |
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4 Delegate Dead.

PH1LADELPAIA, June 1-Jno. s Nc
kinlay, lawyer. politician and one of
the most prominent citizens of Phila-
del?lria, dropped dead in the rooms Of
the Republican, city committee last
night. He was a delegate to Mime
apol!> and was discussing his approach
ing trip when he was seized with a
1aintin% spell. lie sat down on sofa
ana III q few minutes fell over dead
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NOTICE..

Town OF BR''LT Douglas Go. Wis.
Public notice j. hereby given that the board of
review for said town of Bru!c will meet AZ the of
ticc of the Undersigned town clerk thereof Oh the
eth day oil June 1892, ut II clock in the forenoon
for the purpose Of reviewing and examining the
assessment roll of real and personal property IN
said town, and all sworn statements and Nalu-
ati"n> OF real and personal property therein. and
of lauk stock au. of correcting all errors in said
roll whether III description OF property or other
wise.
DATED. tbs lst day Of June, 1892.
in4 - e. Y. SHOW, Town Clerk
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Taken Up.

BY the subscriber, living near the
Brooks Brick yards, on OF about the
10Th of April, one red and white COW,
about five years old. The owner is re-
queSted to prove property, pay charges
and take her away.
m2Sj4 JOSEPH MCtKEARY.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-06-04
Some - years ago Horace Greele

some > years ago Horace Greeley
said Of the '',ity of Destiny:
Lake Superior projects into the far
Northwest several hundred miles fur
Their than amy other nayigah'e water,
and III lis head there viii BE Il city riv-
.l.ng amy of those which in ages gone
s'N enjoyed the commerce OF the East
before II. West and Northwest Of il
tie mighty area we have described, in
cN:tausJihle IN lis minerals and its ag-
rlcUltaral productions. VIII pour its
t.alIaaglned wealth of exchanges thro'
ii. What may not lie predicted of Il
point which by geographical necessity
5 10 handle the ploluciS of a region
50 vast.
IN Superior are we witnessing the
great | hillscpher' Glcam
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SUPERIOR. Wis, May 2a. 1882

SirEEIoR, Wis, May 2a. 1882
The following letters and packages srtrc re-
manning uncaiieCt fur al the close Of business
May y. ana unless called for within thirty
DAYS from date VII! &c seiit tp the Dead Letter
once J. Lutte. CHRISTIE. T. NJ
Mrs IL A7cuit: Mr Eill Brtri6ge Mr. George
Bradley. Mr.. GflSt Fref13-org Mr. lanes Meier
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-06-04

Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting
al the stock holders of the superior Consolidated
Land Con Imny VIII he held at the Office OF the
company. i'll the City of superior. State of Wis
cru>in on " "Wednesday. the 10Th day OF June, \. u.
1872, At lnocnck IA. of SAID day, far the ann1ial
election ot officers and the transaction ri such
business a> may regularly come before it.
FEANK +. HANSON. Secretary.
Dated At superior, May 18th. ISL. mltinfI
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-06-04

The people Of the country are il
favor of Harrison.
-Governor Mckinley, of Ohio, is in
favor of Harrison.
--Chauncy NJ. Depew, of New York,
is in favor of Harrison.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-06-04
Dotyncr College ana a:;::sn"ry.
E'vN Lake. WIS,

4 tirSt-claSS school for young women. Bel
uf INSTRUCTORS, in Music and Art. Full COL
l"gc and seminary courses. Fine lo"a-
ton and specially h2attiful. Pupils, board.
with Instructors. Most pheasant surround
in"S. FOR ttaio@u" and information address
Miss Ella G.. SiBIN. President.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-06-04

The Republican party has SO much
good presidential timber that it cannot
make Il serious mis-. axe no matter VIII It
man he dominates. -St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
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- 81 .nsseNSs

S1S1sEDNS.
l,iRCUIT COJET-DOCGLAS COUNTY
John \. IIumbrd. Plaintiff,
Frank Dick Defendant.
The State of Wiscoa>in:-To the sal Dee laan.:
You are hereby summoned to appear with II
twenty days alter service of this SUMMONS. cX-
elusive Of The day of service. and Il, frai the
above entitled action in the court aforesaid: and
III ease of your failure to do. Judgment will
be rendered i;iuSt You according to the den and
Of the complaint; of which COPY is Ii :.cwith
served upon you.
BAKER & HELMS,
(a&Jn1D Plaintiffs Attorneys.
l.. o. Address, Hudson St CruiX Co. Wis.
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81 " Hons.

v
TIECuIT COTET-DOItiI.AS COUNTY.
John A. IIumitiIG Plaintiff
Albert Rockwell, Defendant,
The state of iSConSin:-To the said Defendant:
You are hereby summoned To appear Within
twenty days after Wee 81 tins Summons. tX-
c!a>iNe of III" day oi service, and defend the
above entitled acII,Jn III the court afor,>tti AMI
i'll uf your fHlluc to do. judgement will Ice
rendered against You according Ia the demand uf
the complaint OF which Il copy is herewith
served upon yUu.
BAKER 4 HELMS.
(aa!inln Plaintiff Attorneys.
L. o. Address, Hudson, 81. Csoix Co. VII.
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Take it as You VIII. It is Al
Harrison. Harrison.

The Democrats are afraid OF Nj
Harrison.
The dis.run,led politicians Go Il"
Ike Harrison.
The English Seal Eobber does IL
like Harrison.
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ST HONS.
ST II Mons

SI7z4aDNS.
CIRCUIT COURT-pOJGLAS COUNTY.
John A Uumbird, Plaintiff
Lizzie y. Brophv Reubin c. Bror,hy and +
Cromblt.. defendants
The state of Wi>consn:-To tie said Defendants,
and each of them:
l0u are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons cx-
elusive OF the day of service. and defend the
above entitled actor, in the court aforesaid: and
u "a" OF your failure to 30, Judgment will be
rendered against You according /. the demand Of
the complaint: Of which copy is herewith
served upon you.
BAKER & HELMS.
la3ynll Plaintiff ; Attorneys
L. o. Address, Hudson, st. Croix Co.. Wis.
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81 VI MONS.

lIRCJIT COCRT-DOUGLAS COUNTY.
John y. Humbrd, Plaintiff
John c. Perry. :. F Hammond. F. W. Kammann
". l.. Culbertson and F. c. bennett Defendants
The state Of WisC0nsn:-To the said Defendants
and each OF them:
1ou are hereby summoned TO appear within
twenty days after service rf this summons ex-
elusive al the G.y IF service. and defend the
above entitled action in the court aforesaid: and
In case of your failure 80 t. do Judgment Will be
rendered against You according Ia the demand of
the complaint; of which IL copy is herewith
slIved upon YOU.
BAKER x HELMS.
.a%Jnllt Plaintiff Attorneys.
l.. q. address, Hudson, St Cra;x Co. Wis
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Notice Of Stockholders, ice:;ng.

". 3. KELLOGG,
Attorney for Petitioner. June til
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-16

Liberal Returns from Adequate Adver.
ttsiag.
It Is not strange that Beechan's
pills are 30 universally and favorably
known when one considers that the
manufacturers make use OF over H..
600 advertising mediums, and spend
about s550.o0O through them every
year. Such liberal use Of tho press is
bound to have results. and proof is
seen in the exceptional facilities found
necessary to employ in the manufac-
ture Of tho pills, IN order to meet
the enormous and increasing de-
mand; among them. the pill machine
which shapes $4,000 pills per minute.
And, furthermore. in the fact that
the average quantity kept in stock is
81 tons, which means about 1854,
200 pills always ready for shipment.
These figures arc almost lofty enough
to mako ono feel d'zzy, but then, he
has only to swell tho ranks and be-
come . user OF these famous pills
when al dizziness, billiousness. ind,-
gest;ou. sick headache, or liver and
stomach troubles will disappear.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-16
LOVED FOR HIS yErOES.

From time TO time, when Southern
methods and Southern social phenom.
sns arc under discussion, No are told
angrily that the war 10 over. To
charges Of intimidation OF Republican
voters II the polls, OILY nohi"g negroes,
and recourse to the ready revolver -
On implement superior to Law, the IN.
swes 10 invarisble: The war is over;
the South IL loyal. Hero il . sample
Of its Loyalty from the Durham (N.C.)
Globe:
1t is oil right to demand . Force
bill to protect tho negroes, maybe, but
they should remember what the
Northern armies did when they in-
vsded this country-this fair, peace
ful and prosperous land in tho dark
days of 81. That wrs.chsi crowd Of
thieves. bummers, plunderers and
Iibe,t,nes left monuments more endur.
ing than those which Shes man left in
the way OF ruined homes and burned
cities Every yellow face seen in the
South for twenty years after was .
living witness that those soldiers who
claimed to BE- fighting to fres tie no.
eress bad ravished her - they passed
along; stealing what they could lay
their hands upon; burning what they
could ignite; and, to add to tho ter.
rible infAmy, shooting men down like
dogs because they were trying to de-
fend their wives and children.
Pretty graceful, is it not? But j,
10 not . mere burst Of i'll temper on
the part of some broken down dyspep'
tic. - might Be supposed from il
ssnselessness and intemperanoe. The
Globe has a point to make whom j,
Gale the patriots who took up arms te
save tho Union ".hieves, bummess
plunderers and liber,,nes. l,
is trying to make votes TO
Cleveland. II points viii
pride to the record made BY the Dem
o,ratio candidate in vetoiag pensio,
bills. He, too, by implication, re-
gasded tho mon who put down tn
rebellion - "thieves. bummers, pluu
derers and hbersines," He was no
among them, be it remembered, thong
his substitute may have boep.
l
One 10 puzzled at times to under
stand how M. Cleveland manages t,
retain any popularity At al in tn
South. Our esteemed Durham con
Temporary makes 1t plain. 1t ale,
clears up the mystery of Mr.. Cleve
lands coarse humor often injected in
to his veto messages.
The South loves Grover Cleveland
} for the pensions to Union soldiers h,
) has vetoed.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-16
WHAT TRUE FRIENDS SHOULD
NOT Do.

Friends Of silver think carefully Do.
fore you vote, for il Idaho should give
her electoral vote to either Cleveland
or Harrison this year it would be al
endorsement by you Of their d-spic.
able anti-silver policy, and you can>
not afford to have such an act go out
to tho world. You are intelligen,
men aud you know people will Judge
your sentiments by your votes and not
by your words. Vote then for silver
coinage ami against Cleveland aud
Hsrr,son-Boise Sentinel.
Friends Of silver sh ,uld not attack
Harrison, because he is doing the
best possible for silver by calling an
International Monetary Conference.
Friends OF silver should not try to
discrrdit Harrison, who claims to be
and is its friend, by bearing false
witness against him.
Friends OF silver should not start
So called Peoples Party newspapers
!" loose win money supplied by
Democrats of HALEY who arc 90
blinded by party prejudice that they
cannot see that Democratic success q
tho polls would cause the shutting.
down OF every mine in this region.
True friends of silver should not
weaken the silver cause by every
means in their power. but do ~ such
lifelong friends of the white metal a.
Jones, Stewart, Teller, Allison snd
many Others arc doirR, support Hat
rison notwitt standing their personal
dislike Of him because of his un.
doubted loyalty to and st.tesm anlike
efforts to sehabilitste silver.
True friends Of silver would not
pursue the very course beet calcula. ID
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-16
BENJAMIN Harrison.
FOR PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES:

-Heary Irving 10 fond Of relat.
ing little incident that occurred to
him when in . Dorsetshire villsge last
summer. Whilst passing . group Of
children ono OF them eyed him 90
sharply that the actor said: "Well,
little girl, do yeu know me?" "Yes,
sir" Was the veply, "you arc one Of
'Beeoham's Pilis.'" She had seen biz
face in one OF their advertise menss,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-16
BE CAREFUL, MINERS.

A. % 80 per 100 pounds foreign
lead can DO sold at . profit in our
markets. notwithstanding the Re.
publican tariff of II cents per pound.
Tho Democratic House of Repre-
sentatives recently passed bill which
practically reuoves the tariff from
lead.
This hill cannot become Law
without the concurrence Of the Sem
ate and tho President.
The President aud Senate being
Republican. there is no danger Of its
becoming Law As long as the exist.
ing division exists.
But If the Democrats or the third
party. or both united should win,
then the tariff would 10 removed aud
the price OF lead would fall not onlv
to 50 GO, but to % and even less, Der
100 pounds.
This would necessarily lead to .
great reduction in the tate OF miners'
wages, As no ono can long do bust.
ness q loss.
Tho bulk Of Idsho's silver.lesd ores
DO not Garry over n,ne ounces silver
to the ton. Even were silver to 90
to Sl.29.29 thu. would MT Offset the
loss by tho depreciation OF lead.
Miners who are indu.ein9 10 lie
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-16

to null,iy the eiforts Of oil who are
sincerely and ardueusly working to
secure is remonet ization.