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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-28
Notice o: Foreclosure Sale.

~ Office is hereby given, that default has been
~ made in the cDIliIiioi.S of certain mortgage
bearing date the :yti day of March, 1870. cXccuI-
ed aud delivered 10y Robert NJ. Fulton, then of
Superior, Wis, mortgagoT, to lewis Baker, of
st. Paul, Minnesota, is mortgage, i'll and h.
which said mort gage sid inOrtg;u,ur did convey
to said iGorgage. his Heirs AMI assigns, all the
following tracts and parcels of land lying and hc
ing in the county ri rOug las and state OF NlScOn
sin, described rs follows, 10 wit:
Lots 90 9s loo and l0l on Shields street.
Lots a. ~ and a. on jackson street and
Lots 81 and 81, on Van Buren, street.
All in Morrison's division to Superior, in the city
of superior and described according to the plat
thereof of record i'll the office of the Register of
Deeds IN and for said Doug county, Niscoi sill;
and which mortgage was duly recorded III s;lid
Register of Deeds office on the 9th day of March,
1890, at 9 Il. m, in volume - Of mortgages, at
page AZ:
That there is claimed to be due, and there il
due, on said mortgage az the date Of TINS notice.
the sum of two hundred and eleven dollars and
twenty cents. tS2ll 20: ana that no action AT law
or proceedings in equity, has been commen' ed
to recover the said debt secured bY said mortgage
or any part thereof:
And notice is hereby given, that by virtue of y
power of sale contained i'll said mortgage AMI
pursuant to the statute regulating the matter,
said mortgage will be fOreciosed by The sale 81
said mnrgaged premises above described 10y the
Sher. Il. under sheriff or deputy sheriff, of Doug
las county, Wisconsin, To the highest bidder, at
public auction, the East front door of the court
house, III the city of Superior, Douglas county,
Wis. Onsin, on the
Eleventh day OF July. 1892,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon to satisfy the am
| together with al costs and expenses ri sale. in
Guiding the sum of Fifty dollars provided Ill said
mortgage rs attorneys fees.
Dated this 2Sd day of MAY: 49,.
D. f. ROBERTS Atty for Mortgage.
m2sjy2 Mortgagee, superior, Wis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-28
Consumption Cured.

An old physician retired from practice: havi II
had placed i'll his hands b.! ali East India miss
ionary the formula of Il simple vegetable remedy
for the speedy and permanent cure Of Ionsuni'-
ton. Bronchitis, Catarrh. Asthma and all threat
and Lung Affections, also a positive and radical
cure for Nervcous Debility and all Nervous
Complaints, after having tested its wonderful cur
alive powers in thousands of cases, has felt il his
duty To make it known to his suffering fellows
Actuated by this motive and desire to relieve
human suffering viii send free ci charge, 10 Al
who desire it, t;lis recipe in German, Facnch or
English, with full directions for preparing ana
uScing Sent by mail by addressing with stamp
naming this paper. W \. MOVES, SO powE&s
BLOCK, ROCHESTER. y.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-28
Superior at The Contention.

The committee on an excursion to
the Minneapolis convention is making
very favorable progress. The business
men of the town have taken up the
idea anG are enthusiastic to see it car
ried TO Il complete success. 1t is in
tended to make the thing an advertise
ment for the city James III. Agen
suggests that the chamber of com
meTce prepare red hot circular set
ting forth Superior as tie early sue
cessor of Minneapolis as the first -four
CITY of the world. The very audacity
Of this claim, although based on prem
ises Of fact, would attract the atten-
ton of everyone.
Pres. LOney, of the chamber of
commerce, proposes that .he secretary
shall attend the convention and dis
tribute literature about the hotels and
halls
{. \. Tracy fayors an industrial
brigade indicative of the several
branches of mechanical arts developed
here. \ procession of La Belle wa CONS
loaded with Superior stoves, Superior
chairs, Superior woolens, Superior
steel, etc, etc, and ii model whaltback
would be striking advertisement,
Mr.. Tracy THINKS, which would lie
spread throughout the whole country
in press dispatches.
The committee appointed by the
Douglas county republican, league ask
all who can go to leave their names
with some member of TIE committee
or with Postmaster Rice The mem
bers af the committee are T., +.
Barton, c. J. Eorquist, Il. ".
Thompson II. w. Osborne and W. T..
Iioehle. 1t is expected that about
five hundred will attend.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-28
4 siiCrt Tariff: Sermon.

A,arrican Economist.
During the first - years of our ma
tional existence there were collected
from internal taxation about So, 600
900. CT this - 600 $50 Went to pay the
debts Of the Revolutionary War; 81,
GR, na to defend ourselves against
France at the close of the last century,
and Si5,0to, 900 We're required to defray
the costs Of the war OF 1872.
From 1870 to lSi7 only about $780,
600 were derived from internal reye-
nue., and from 1917 TO 1853, nothing
whatever. Since 1868 The internal tax
eS have produced a revenue of over 81
900 900, 900. This means of revenue is
no longer desirable. Our tariff should
be 50 adjusted as to do away, for the
most part. With this form of taxation.
We can arrange oar custom duties so
to make Foreigners pay large share
of our national revenue and ST. tighten
the burden for our own people.
Something WAS done III this dircc-
ton by the Mckinley Tariff.
To further reduce internal taxes
would relieve the industries in which
distilled spirits are used
1t wouli relieve the tobacco indus
try.
1t would remove thousands of tax
GathererS and decrease the national
expenses by several nllionS.
Ii would be III accordance with our
Constitution and orr american policy.
Ii is the policy OF the Republican
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-28
Real Estate Transfers.

John Campbell to Z II Tombs sell ofnw,1
and neia of sw14 i-i5 II OOo
I + Morton 10 W l. Hoche lots q o-3-i bk
II La Belle dix G .Ul
Henry Jpva to Hans Tossava 1t u blk 1 w
sap :th div S0i
Andrew Huuden to Frank Allen Ii Il bk
Merriam Place SO
l. I Lewis IL c } McNair neL of sci, of
nwll 10 IS l.; 30
John folta to Jennie Shurmbray e 30 feet
lot . bk II Merriam Park Ca
. Chamberlain IT, ID ; culver lis -. u
bil :, ana lots - 10 is Dix . Coblrl's div
No. 759
; lial!ey to sullivan l, % bk Il W
sup Isl div 10 600
K butler 10 " C Sh"cl.an 100 feet lot )
bk is. " Snp 9Th div 5 30,
J. 4 K Imp co IL J X iintlcr same prop On,
So sup hap &c Ia \ X iIange Its /. X hk
70 and lots - > bS :; )" sup Central div 80
So sup Imp CO t. same lis /. is bk p 30
sup Central div 60
L l. Belknap to [ McGill lis Il l. b.. 81
" sup 5t!l div nU
&C Writing 10 Z Sup Dev Co n19 of SCI,
lois Is y go
Terenc, Dunn to Thomas Nolan lots - -
bk 125 W sup ist div
lay 10 Wu Cranwc,l mel bk l " 18th
street Superior
ii v Pearson TO game. same
G !. Catlin 70 same ncl aad Se'4 same 100
Many Bardon 10 same sw 4 same
Eugene A"ge et al IL s,lnc nwi. same
VIM C.auweli 10 j 7 Day lots = / i " 18th
+ IL Hughes u Clinton Forbes W. bk u f
81 street superior 81
% ~
and !. Ii Ia " sth 1t, LOT NJ, " lulh st,
all Western div nf Superior
Vim Cranwc,l To & l. Cat!in ct al Its ! 81
W 18th st DAISY div
Same to II Butler II W 18th st and Its
3 II Is ID W 18TH II all Daisy div
SAM 10 III " Pearson lis Ia l. IA l6 West
l2th II Daisy div l
Z \ iiot 10 |. II Borg Its /. IS bk Il Butler
Park add 10 So sup $50
l. " X Imp co To IL \ Swcnson Its ) i blk
26S sup l3te div 600
David Dpble to + (itii 1t % blk POI W Sup
9th div 75o
So SUI, Impco TO 7 Wilson Ii Is bk 6 So
sup Fish div 900
{ Tennis 10 Fanny Jamison 1t IS blk l
Tennis and Carin's div W sup 900
L Day To Eliza Wcgner Its , / i W i2;h st
Daisy div OBS
a l. Cook TO q Senicr 1t 2>7 W 5th st Sup so
l. 4 X Imp 60 to Maria Steencrsou Ii ~ bk
iI sup l1fh div 400
: Finlayson to TirreSia Sonderman lots
u - bk W Sup ID div 5 600
Three unpublished = $40
irgarct Pur,io 10 Fanny Jamison 1t IS bk
] fenuis II Ca Inns div 80
&C Mayt to \ q Warren II - bk ii W Sup
First Div
Vim Granweil to Eugene Hoge ct al lots
18th ST Daisy div
Y Hogc 10 ; ii Clough 1t , Connors IT !
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-28
On: sHSana

The Leader Of Tuesday last contain
ed the following concerning the un.
fortunate insane o: this county:
Deputy Sheriff Il. Kennedy return
ed Yesterday from Oshkosh, whi,her he
went with Albert II. Fuller, insane.
The patient, aged ~, had been work
ing in the woods near Gordon For
three days he had wandered about, re-
fusing to eat. lie was brought by the
Sheriff to Superior and kept locked up
for two days, during which time lie re-
fused food and drink, and also refused
10 answer questions. At Ashland Oh
his way to the asylum, he for the first
time asked for food, but on getting it
refused to eat, and when Mr.. Kennedy
left the hospital Fuller had eaten
nothing. Yet his strength was so
great that two men could hardly hold
him with straps about his hands and
legs BE has now been six days with
oat food. He claims to be charged
with electricity, and to have the
clouds connected and everything all
fixed" whatever that means
Thus far this year the sheriff has
taken seven patients to the hospital
for the insane. Last year he took for
this county no less than seventeen.
Pat McCann, deputy Kennedy says,
seems quite well except that occasion
ally he pretends TO be dead and lies for
three or four days perfectly stiff and
still, neither eating nor speaking. He
is confined now for the third time
and probably will have to stay. His
memory is good but his mind never
thtless works strangely, although he
says he has soft snap on Douglas
county"
Peterson the printer, committed be-
cause lie proposed to kill the manager
oil the Telegram because they used
plate matter, sings and laughs all the
time He is harmless but looney.
The Douglas county quota OF luna
tics is more than full, thus making the
question OF county asylum one de-
handing discussion.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-28

The Sunday Mercury, by Geo. II.
league and \. =. Swineford, made its
appearance last Sunday. 1t will pose
principally as a society paper, and
will keep a reporter on the street cor
nerS to stare at ladies as they pass by,
and then comment on their STYLE"
and the KIND of Undertaking they
wear. Here are couple of extracts
which VIII show the character of the
sheet, the reader to understand that it
is raining and the crossings very
muddy:
Shifting her umbrella
from her right to her left hand. she
Put her right hand directly behind her,
lifted everything, and proved to the
world at large that if ever anything
went wrong with her financially she
was SO formed that a position in light
opera could be hers for the asking.
After lie grande dame came a lower
Tower avenue maiden in macintosh
arraNed, and she, too, used both hands
but hers was pink. These looked as
though they might be tights, and they
were silk to Il certainty, and absolute.
ly uncreaS2u.'
The paper is evidently trying to ape
the Chicago Sunday Sun, one Of whose
correspondents i'll this state was tarred
and feathered a few weeks ago by the
indignant people Of his town
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-28
POOR BR'ER BEAR.

Ludicrous Rs',lt of His First Meeting
With NJ ,ci,er.l Casa.
A party Of hunters on the Florida
coast came suddenly upon a bear
proving about a beach and gravely
inspecting such articles as were
brought up by the waves, which were
richer than usual IN plumber from the
fact that there hao recently been
severe storm. The author of Wild
Sports in the South thus describes
Bruins treatment of such wreckage:
He would first look at an article.
then smell it, touch it with his raw.
and finally. after deliberately seating
himself with his hind legs pro. ecting
in front turn his head on one side
and try TO crack his new acquisition
WITH his teeth. The burlesque gray
lty OF his manner was indies riba ble
lie threw away cocoanut as being
too hard to chew ate an orange with
great satisfaction and presently dis.
covered Il small oask. which lie en-
deavored TO OXEN. B. dnt OF much
biting he enlarged tie bunghoe so
that he could insert a paw. then he
other paw busy in rapid Journeys
thence to his mouth.
But this method OF getting at the
contents did not satisfy him and pres
emily, standing erect on his hird feet
he inserted his nose in the barrel, aud
then Lis head. Now. a bear nose is
so sharp that it goes through small
place very easily, but owing to tie
heavy fold of skin about the neck.
aud the fact that the hair and ears
are set backward it does not possess
the same facility for coming out
Bruin was fast. He began to pull
hack but rs he pulled the barrel came
with him. and as he rolled On his
back. paving Intellectually at its con
vex sides, it merely revolved about
his head as if it were on a pivot
Then. armed by the sound OF our
laughter he took fright and ran
wearing the cask On his head like a
heimet.
Up the hill he rushed los: al sense
OF direction and rolled head over heels
among Is. Picking himself up, he
reared and began growing and wav-
ing his paws, but was speed ly re-
leased by enc OF the negroes who
broke the barrel with q blow from his
club and scattered the nackerel with
which il had been filled.
The bear rewarded him for this SIR
vice with a blow OF the paw which
laid him on the sands ana in another
minute was himself stretched tEere By
the discharge of two rites
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-28
HEPHZIB SPEECH.
aScribcs, rhari;eFs al! Uy2,cr:te-, ]
Cou'd k.ep Il Il tier schoo.

!
Cou'd Keep I: tier schoo'.
The old time residents OF small
town in Maine were familiar with two
grim visaged and dark COM leNioned
individuals who travelled about the
country each bearing huge pack or
bundle Oh her back. In winter they
used Il small hand to carry their
goods ana belongings. They We're
known as Hephzibah and Polly Austin,
says the Youths Companion.
EepHZibah was said to have deal
in.:s with familiar spirits, and conse-
quently was feared and Stunned By
those who knew no better than to be-
lieye the story. Children especially
We're sometimes frightened to meet the
two women. although they were never
known to harm any one.
One day Hephzibah and Polly came
down the village street just at the noon
recess of the school The children re.
garded them quietly until they were
supposed to be out of hearing. Then
a shout went up There goes Hip and
oil Austin. "
Untuckily they were within hearing,
and the children. seeing HephZlDah
drop her bundle and run toward them
fed for refuge into the school house
TO their horror she followed and.
going up to the teacher. related hec
grievance and asked redress.
The teacher reprimanded the chill
dren. and ordered them to their seats
although recess had just begun This
they supposed was the end of the
who affair; but they We're mistaken
Hephzibah grabbed the door case with
both hands. and. leaning forward
said: 'scribes lharisees and hypo-
critics ] could keep better school
than this.
Then she joined her sister. who was
waiting for her at the door and both
went on their way. Her meaning.
undoubtedly was that she would main
tan better discipline among the
scholars, and teach them to be civil,
even to tramps. like herself.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-28

w eal.h possessed or prospective.
can not purchase day OF lie, but ii
the appointed time the rieh and the
poor lie down together ard the vulger
clay e,vereth them both. W. H, the
eldest son CT Cornelius Vanderbilt, the
great millioaair, died At the palatial
home in New York. last Monday. OF
Typhoid fever. after an illness OF but
a few DAYS lie, was an Intelligent,
smart Young man and just gained his
majority i few weeks past. All the
world seemed bright to him, but when
the summons came he had TO lay down
1T md fa!isw tho Trim messenger
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-28
CaPisin Hayes Drowned

The uncertainty of the lives of those
who follow the water is again brought
forward hy the drowning Of Captain
Hayes Of the O-arita, bound from Su-
perior to Kingston, who fell overheard
abreast of Port Stanley, and was
drowned. Not much over a week ago
Captain HAYES was i'll Superior greet
in. his oil friendS-Call.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-28
Is not all this Blaine talk

Is not al this Blaine talk very
Silly9 Blaine is not in the race at all
and has plainly said 50. He is for Mr..
Harrison and SO is the country at
large. and MI Harrison will be renom
mated and elected BY such majority
rs viii astonish the Oldest inhabitant.
And he ought 10 be, for he has made
a most excellent president-we have
never had Il better from any party.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-28

The English newspapers are ex-
pressing strong tiissspprobation of Pres
ident Harrison and predict his defeat
if he is renominated. The English
press always sides Wit, the Democrat
- Qertv Sentinel
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-28
W. CRANWELI
Real Estate Agent
Superior. Wisconsin.
~E---
NOTICE..

DOUGLAS COUNTY,
fSS IN JUSTICES COURT
CITY OF SUPERIOR
To GEORGE MOTION:
You arc hereby notified that a warrant OF TT
tachmcut has teen issued against You. and Your
property attached 10 satisfy the demand Of
William Icrweyst. amounting To forty->iX dol
lars and twenty seven cents $40 81. now unless
you shall pear before Edmund K. otis, Justice
OF The Peace IN aud for ssiI county. al mis- ct
in said city, on the 18th day of June 4. II. i-@2,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. judgment Will be
rendered against YOU and Your property sold 10
pay the debt.
Dated ihI. 9th dav Of May. A. y. 1892
r,ayas'ri' WI-rIA.s T-ruEy ~. TiaiDtiF.
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~ - - IN
Sun Mons.

HIRCCIT COTRT-DOUGLhS COUNTY.
John A. IIumhird Plaintiff.
William o. TiiIotsor and Robert H. Harris,
H,teulanS.
The State Of WiscpIlSin:-To the said Defendants.
and each OF them:
You are hereby suIIiG"ncd to appear within
twenty days after service If this summons cX-
elusive of the day of service, and defend the
above entitled action i'll the court aforesaid: AMI
in case of your failure 50 to do judgement will be
rendered against You according, 10 the demand
of III: coIuI,laint OF which "a copy is herewith
served upon you.
BAKER i HELMS
(a30jn1D Flaintih 5 Attorneys
!. O. Address Hudson, St l,roiX Co., Wis
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-28
y HONS.

(,IECUiT COTRT-DOIGLAS COUNTY.
JOHN A. T,rmhir,l Plaintiff
William Il. Logan, Defendant
The State of NiScOI>n:-fo the said Defendant:
You are hereby Summoned to app ear within
twenty days after service of this SUMMONS, eN-
elusive Of the day If scTyIct. and defend the
above entitled action in the court aforesaid: and
III ease of your failure 50 IT, do, Judgment viii be
rendered against yoll according 10 the demand of
the complaint: of which Il copy is herewith
served upon you.
BAKER & HELMS.
tu3'gnln Plaintiff : Attorneys.
l.. @. Address Hutlspn St Croix Co, Wis
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So II MONS.

INIRCUIT COU2T-DOCGLAS COUNTY.
John y. iIumhird Plaintiff,
Frank Dick Defendant.
The state Of Wi-cou-iG:-'fpt the sal ! Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days a.t-T service OF this >uIain,lI>. cX-
elusive If the day OF service. ard defend the
above rntIl@t arfiVO III tire court aforesaid: and
III case OF N"ur failure - - 30, Judgment WiIl
b" trud"rsl against You according 10 the demand
of the complaint, of wnirh a copy is Herewith
~"ryC,! upon You.
EikEE & IIrI.MS
l'tf linlO Plaintiffs Attorneys
j. o. Address Hudson, -. CruiX Co.. Wis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-28
VI IONS.

TIRCUIT COURT-DOUGLAS COUNTY.
John A. Hu:nbiri Plaintiff
Lille ". Brophy, Rcubin G. Frophv and r
Cro"lbIc, defendants
The state of Wi>cuI>in.-Tu the said Defendants
and each Of them:
Gnu hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service OF this summons eX-
elusive OF the day of service and defend the
ia case 81 Your failure 10 do. Judgment will ht.
rendered against You according t. the demand of
the complaint: OF which "a copy is herewith
served upon you.
BAKER & iIEIMS
la.'yniI Plaintiff : Attorneys.
/. q. ADDRESS, Hudson, St, croIx o. WIS.
sJ7s,sOSS.
fIECUiT COJET-DOCGLAS COUNTY.
John y. Humbiri, Plaintiff,
v.
John g. Perry. : F Hammond F. " Kamrnann
W. J.. tulbert-on and +. {. bennett Defendants
The state OF y iScn'rsin:-TO the said Defendants
ana each of them.
on are hereby summoned 70 appear within
twenty days after service ri ruls summons. cx-
above entitled action in the court n aforesaid and
IN case OF yonr failure 10 10, judgment viii he,
rendered against You acCpriE. to the demand of
The complaint; Uf which a copy Is herewith
served upon You.
BAKER 4 HELMS,
ta,IJnill IIa!ntifT> Attorneys
j. q. Address, Hudson, st. Cro.X Co. WIS
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Sheriff = Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an eX-
ecutIon issued OF the circuit court for Douglas
COUNT, Wisconsin, to me directed and delivered
The 18th day of Man, 4. II. 1s:2, i'll an action
wherein Charlotte X. Ellis. Christine I. Perine.
Charlotte \. Newton. Frc,!rck \. Newton, Mary
n. Hotchkiss Helen +. Arnold. josephine ki"r-
dan, Edward +. HotchkiSS, tlaliS-a NJ. Abel,
Francis NJ. Doug Ia: James III. Dodge are plant
ifs, and sarah B. Anderson and others are de-
PENDANTS, Ill favor of certain OF said defendants
who appeared III the action, and against SAID
above named plaintiffs, have duly levied upon
and seized all the right title. claim, demand,
Interest property, and estate of said plantii>,
and of each, every, and any of them i'll AID 10 the
half OF the east halt ot section ~ the south
eIst quarter OF the southwest quarter Of section
quarter of section ri. all in township - north. q"
range II west. in the county of Doug las and state
III Wisconsin. and in and to all and singular the
Will on the thirteenth 80 day of July. \. d. lS:'2
al the hour OF ten o clock III he forenoon of that
day, ut the uortherly door q! entrance "t the court
house in the civ OF superior III said county
aforesaid. sell sell by public auction to the high
est bidder for cash. or 50 much thereof as may be
necessary 10 SATISFY said execution and costs of
sale. Judgment herein said execution is is
sued. rendered the 10th day ot August
A. d. 1>SS. and II that day daily dockcted i'll the
Office of the TX ut the Circuit Court III and for
said county al douglas.
Dated this 2jiL di.y OF May, l>.2.
Dan KENNEDY Sheriff
moSjy9 Douglas County, Wisconsin:
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~SuF scribe for tie TINS.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-07-05
CELEBRATION COMMENTS.

There were quite large number
of people attended the West Side
celebration yesterday. The band
was out in full force, and what with
fire crackers and cheers, there was
plenty of celebration. Some gentle
men took their celebration another
way, but no arrests were made.
An honorable gentleman pointed
with pride to the grand stand outside
his office, and what with admiring
that temporary structure (Which
neither accommodated the people or
beautifed the surroundings and
keeping the flies off himself with his
bamboo fan, he spent the Fourth of
July very well. We wonder if he
ever thought about the breakneck
sidewalks, and what a waste of lum-
Der there was there.
A great many citizens celebrated
by working or sleeping in their gar
dens, and those who had no garden
but beer garden, slept there.
The children enjoyed themselves
from a. m. to II p. m. by exploding
fire crackers and other healthy Fourth
of July exercises, bless their little
hearts.
The plaza park would be an excel
lent place in which to hold celebra-
tions and demonstration if the fence
around it would only fall down alto
gether. 1t doesn't look too strong
at any time, but yesterdays ebulli-
tion was entirely too much for it.