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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-21
The City Tartlirr>niiD.

Our city government has effected a
compromise with the scarlet women Of
the town which seems to be satiSfacto-
" to the latter at least All the
bosses" are to pay monthly fine OF
so each and - Il month tor each girl
kept in the house. Last edncsday
was the first pay day, and seven
"madams'' ana thirty-two girls report
ed ana the city treasury was enriched
in the sum of $Ji0. And thus the city,
which includes the respectable people
as well as the vicious and bad, becomes
Il partner in the business of running
houses of prostitution. Beautiful syS-
tenn amt it? Now let the city cX-
tend the partnership business to the
gamblers and prize fighters, the high
toned thieves and the pickpocketS, and
these in addition to the saloons, VIII
enable Us to gather in a very fine rev
enue. And it would be more honor
able to be in PAL tnerShlp with the
| latter list of businesses than with the
! former. Parents mourn, to be sure,
when the boy gets !etl into any ct
these y-paths of sin, but when their
darling girl falls, Ike Rachel, they re-
! fuse to be camfortGd. The boy may
reform and gain an honorable standing
! in socicty-but the gil, never. Yet
! our city government is not only ii
] league with but in partnership with
! the Devil III the business of not only
running our sons through the whisky
traffic. but Of our daughters also
/ through the numerous houses of pros
4 shame, where is thy blush?
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-21
Got IL R'Ssl.

A. w. Macrae, o. this city, house
and sign painter, i'll company with an
assistant, were at work on building
at the West End last week Friday
afternoon when the Sca1folding on
which they stood suspended about
twenty feet from the ground, broke
letting both men fall to the ground
below. Mr.. Macrae got to the ground
first and his partner III misfortune
came on top OF him together with the
paint pals ana contents, and us q re
suit the bone of the right arm near
the wrist was badly broken and he was
otherwise bruised and badly shook up.
The other party received little or no
injury save a Slightly sprained ankle.
Nj. Macrae is up and getting along
nicely, but he viii be laid up some
time with the broken arm.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-21
Record HrcakfIis
rom Thursday Telegram.

From Thursday Telegram.
There have been q good many records
broken this YER in the grain line IN
the Northwest, but the wheat shipping
record of the elevators at the head
Of lake Superior for the past three
weeks leads anything in the line of
grain Rambling that the world has ever
seen.
Last Sunday J cent accrued in stor
age charges on wheat held IL the ele
vators, and shippers have therefore
been anxious ~ get out all they could
before that time. AS Il result, in the
little more than three weeks between
\ pril %, when the first cargoeS Of the
season starred for Buffalo, and Satur-
day night last. 4 totaN OF II G13 900
bushels were sent from this harbor to
Buffalo. This beats the world record
for an entire month by 5000 900 bush
els. and this beaten record vas ono
made here hast October.
During these three weeks, on every
warded, there were as high as sl5,G00
bushels shipped in a single day, and
the average was oyer 400, 900 bushels
daily. As many as ten vessels have
been loaded in day. aid as high as
fourteen have left, wheat laden, in IT
hours. The largest cargoes taken out
have been two of s. ,eGe' bushels each
by the steel barge lis, aud one of ST.
900 ON the steamer Gilcl,er. Loads of
over $4,000 have not been at all I'M
common. This has been dore on a
draft of about Is! feet. Notwithstand
ing this enormous output of wheat,
there still remains in the elevators
nearly 5000, eco bushels. 1t is not CX-
nected that this wheat Will go out so
fast, but it is hoped TO clean out all the
elevators by July.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-21
Hc1f Estate Transfers.

Mir41fe+of Nay, Is and i6.
David ho.ie 70 y !'c;is 1t :; bk 81 W Snp
So Sur 'Tthp CO 80 q ~>s2s s1,Conrcr ct al Is
90 II: 30 sup Fish div I 800
Jos Daniels 10 q L Batye 4 - IL Md
way div y.J
J { Cpwperthwait To pr,,i L f . I'd Trust
90 1t Il Tx : Iwinckcnham add 40
Annie J.. linnen TOD Il iases is :. i6 Var
sane to josephine b Flagg is IS % Nor
ri>nn - aGd 56 - ~ Harrison - same III 5Ol
l. x linr G" 10 Henry Jova Ii /? tx u "
sup jth div 900
y a Johnson toJ Atnrlson ct alitI bk .
and Is - - bk RivcrSi,i, adj 50 sup $40
Annie l. i.hnen t" Lucy Kv5:ilsun lr>s2
II Harrison II and * 90 - :; Van Burcu
~ all Morrison div sup "a
So sup hap co to " iihcim IItt1:i 1t 10 bls
10 30 sup Central div 200
LlZkIc tiarvili To J Sayre = lis 3 ( hk =
Buler Park City Of superior ~;
i Richards 10 Thomas " Nuzman Ii Its
III lax Central add :, Past -zGrsrigr 10
Fred ItHcsc to \ - P,$s Iiylt' of Nv
and = ufG,.t : 44-lI 500
LSs itnp cot 1t, &c Hay Its . to IS inc ok
- W sup 18th div ipD
+ + Harrington toj + Chisholm SCI ofsw
iI3tiS II 2Sl
Martin Olsen to sam GuStavson Its 2i25bk
So sup Isl div 700
David Dobe To + e kennedy It's 81 81 bk
lE'fN >UpGth diy IL 90
So sup Imp 60 to & Walbergl It's Tx
80 sun fish div 60
J F Merriam to E,zaz-r Ems. am lis / bk
- 80 SUI, st ulE 3irl
So sup Imp co 10 II y Miller 1t y blk l La
Belle div 90
Root Norris to Robt Morris Jr II - bk 2l9
W sup gth div E'S~.
SAM Ia Win Morris l. - same block III
Mark Paine tn Geo CiltlIcro is t. bk 50
superior II!y IL
J /. Sta,iIcmam to W " Wood 1t - bk 10: IS
% ok J. Batter Park ati,. "a sup :; 90
+ \ Root 10 Brulc Land Y Imp co 5000 4
in Douglas county 50 600
Eliza + Sci.ick ct 1T 10 F J; Met lanahausw
j II Is - ! lCl
" ~clleck II same same PA
same II al - SAME, same -.
kellogg, 81 guard Ia same same %$
r i Met lauahau 40 + l. Gerard, same 10 n1
Same 10 same. same IL OnI
James Baidon to same. w of same
BJcuari 10 James BaIdoA q !. vi same l
Minutes % May l..
c L Johnson to y Hobo Il : blk .s~W SUI,
9th div 200
4 NJ Neddec eli al to 7 : Moore Il - Tx $50
W sup tn dix l. 80,
@ NJ Langley toe T ArUherg TX ~ Eth st ; iJu
l. y K imp CO ~ + Webster CT al Its 81 TX
IL sup iii div 300
Henry Hvrrick to Henry ware, lts y; II -
bk Gctc!I.l y Fltunery add 5Oj
Maggie Higgins to Richard Powers Its 9 10
bh strickland add to sup 3 900
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-21
i
Fever Water.

Some one writing to the Telegram a
few days ago took the water company
TO task for furnishing the people with
bay water. which war bound to breed
disease in our city. The writer's head
is level in all he said, only he seemed to
think it strange that TO one had men-
| toned the matter before. This shows
! that he was not a reader of the TINES
/ for we did call attention to the matter
ut the time the bay tap was put into
| the pipes, and entered our protest
against being fed OH that kind of fluid
extract.
Since the AlloucZ block fire the
people of Superior have had but
very little else than bay water to dr nix.
ration we never saw a glass of clear
water. If a fire alarm should be sent
in say twice Il week the year round, we
should get nothing but bay water the
year round. The excuses offered for
this state of affairs 10y the water com
pany are silly in the extreme, ard! be-
sides are not true. There may be some
sand in their pipes and why not: In
laying their pipes several joints were
broken on the outside of Minnesota
Point and the breaks were just patched
up with pieces of hoop iron. We have
got the poorest and cEea pest class of 4
water outfit in the country for all
which we pay the most fancy prices.
If Mayor Scott and lis council would
pay less attention to the dog laws AMI
the poor devils of street Eeddl"rs Who
are trying to make Il living for them
selves instead of asking the county to
support them, and turn THEN attention
to such gigantic swindlers us TIE
Water, Light and Power company they
might win some lasting fame. That
company has forfeited its charter every
day since it has had it, and if we had
an administration that had any inter
est III the welfare of the people that
charter would be taken from them.
Along about July when the people
begin to die off like eheep with the rot,
possibly something will be done to stop
the flow of bay wafer into all the
houses of the city. The water com
pany Will say that we ought not to
talk this way because it VIII injure
the coed name of our city, That is all
bosh. The company does net want
this matter agitated; if everybody
keeps quiet and drinks their poison,
and die off just for the good of the
cause and say nothing, they can keep
on with the bay supply and not have
to go to the expense of fixing up their
old plant. Mayor Scott, have you got
sand" enough to tackle this matter
in downright earnest, ard clean out
the gang who are deliberately poison
ing the people YOU are supposed to
protect?
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-21
Before Starting III IA .:or-ncy

\ person USUALLY desires 10 gain some .informa
ton as to the most desirable. route To take and
will purchase tickets via the one that will afford
him the Quickest and best service. If You con
template trip Ia or from Milwaukee Chicago
and points east and south and Ashland. DUlIth
st. Paul, Minneapolis an points north and west
you should provide yourself with map and
time table of the Wisconsin Central Lines Th1
trains run en- THE route are vcstihul"d and are
equipped with PuNmGn's Latest Drawing Room
slecpcrs, elegant Day Coaches ami Dining Cars ct
latest design, convenient ana comfortable. in ar
rangcmcut and 50 complete in every detail that
they have no superior .S ct'int 'rt ami elegance
For tickets. time tables berth reservations etc.
apply 20 j. c. JACKSON, q. I. 4 T. A.. \. f. K H.
superior, Wis, or to JAS. {. PuND, General Pas
scn.rr ard Ticket Agent, Chicago, III.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-21
'SDisCc 10 Gre iisOrs,

STATE: OF WISCONSIN,
rsu'GI. 8 COUNTY.
L. The matcr of Andrew Bouchard deceased in
Probate.
Letters "f Administration haN ing been granted
10 H. T. IniItc E>q..'of the city OF superior Epnn
the cs'atc oi Andrew Bouchard, deceased, late of
Douglas county. Wisconsin,, and an order having
been entered! herein on the 81 day of MAY lS1 ,
limiting the time for creditors to present their
Claims against tine said estate tor eXamiualC. ami
allowance 10 sin months from AND after the 81 day
OF May l~:'2
Noricc j. hereby given that 5IIe H.;G County
Coat viii Un Tuesday the 9Th day Of Novt ualp"-
lS.'2 at 10 a. oI that day at the County LnGgr -
office in The court house III the city OF superior
Douglas county. Wisconsin, receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands OF every person
against the estate uf Andrew ljoGChard. deceased,
late OF the city of superior, III Douglas county
Wisconsin.
Claim, >hoIl he verified and filed before the
cXpii;;t!uu al said six months.
Ia;v.i this 81 day ui May l>:r1.
By The Court
II. T.. ROBERTS
may rs County Judge
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-21
EDOIolC launching.

If rcssiD,e the Washburn and Pill,
bury, the two Canadian Pacific whale
back liners, Will be launched one week
from Saturday. Capt. McDougall has
been hurrying the other vessels lnto
the water in order to have the laurch-
ing apparatus out Of use at that time
81 that both vessels may be pushed
into the water at about the sane time
in the afternoon. This viii be the
second double launch, and a peculiar
one in so much as two of the largest
steamers the company has ever built
Will he consigned 20 the water.-Dally
Leader.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-21
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CIR~~IT CoUET-DOUGi.y COUNTY
Francis i Clarke, rlainiG,
}. X, jenkins Defcrdan--
Tho STATE Of Wisconsin to the >a!i defendant:
Nnu are hcsuby Summoned to appear withls
uc;.'s DAYS after service Gf this Summons. ,N~
cIH~.,c az tie day "f service. and IcfctsS Fii.
..bpv. entitled action II. IT." court ni"rc,aa sn't
i NJ y,lGr failure So TODD jUd2ncst HIll h.
rendered against gu according; 10 .iic demand -
th" complaint, ct which req il hcrcw iii,
served Upon NDI-
T. Il. y tNN tET%,-, yiGrrtiil's Attorney
r. o. Address. superior. n"lza 70 Nc. ANN 3
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-21

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w ear the Windsor hat. SToLYZ
NAN has them.
congressman Uaugen has our best
thanks for pub. docs. sent US
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p. D,:s : onoc.o,
homo t,,i,y ana uiu occupy his mini,
tomorro,y
VIZ, n,..: 80, -: o:ao
Miss ,,,v G,u,inr are in milwaukee,
His wool,
~. . pa,1-, str,ot
i ne,,ly all at,at Mic, street sys-
ion, we h,y, here
!, ;, ,.
cri,r from her Illness hut she is not
vel all, Il lAs- o!It.
An. ,,,unr f,i.ul th,,;,., Newton
i On the sick list. lie is threatened
/ with Il run of fever.
Ne man or wan,an practices econ
any, Nh, ,;,,.~ nat trad. with SyoI.rz
r,x ,a.,ant Hl,cl,
. - u,,,. ,,,a ro,, o.+,ta
r,.,,s.,
- ',.
-connty Treasurer Hishoff is rv,s-
;nr finely drv,l,nrd boil this week.
7. ! ,a,chaa nm, his meek
.,;,1- r,o Goods
.,v.v fro,, tle n,vements are inst too
,,,fn7s, avful for auyI,,jnn-
,,,, vi,
;,o,,i.,r ,f,.r his interests here.
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y,t,, f,g horn Good FOG. chat.
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some " 'l'' - - ~ ~ , 49,
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4 !ord nave bteh III ''ie '''s az 80 "'N
hearing court cases 'ii'' N'''' W q
from Inc iaS' reg u'ii ''i III % Wa
The mayor has decided that per
sons liable must pay his dog iceilse'
Wonder Ii me mayor i ie''H' "i1S- :
10 enforce "'i tue VI '''''''''N
The Ladies Aid society OF ihe
THOMPSON avenue NJ. +. church VII
meet with Mrs. Davis next eanes
day afternoon. May 23lh. OK NiA
be provided
Mrs Robert, the aged mother 81
Prof. d C. Robert, is no better, anu
no homes are entertained for her re
coyery. In fact, her death may be ar
uounceG at any hour
~, X ,I,cr,e nee Miss Kate
o.,uvia isouite i'll, She has been con
So, :, ,,or bod FIR some ten DAYS. and
. ",
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-21

('IE"JiT CoU&T-rUCGLAS COUNTY.
Cha. les T. naly. Plaintiff
Francis u. West DcsrfIddn,
The ia-2 -? II isr"'tstI 10 III" said Defendant
You are hcor ef;I roncd To appear within.
twenty duv- Gftcr scrNIre 0t This SummolIS. rN-
ai'3-i''c "t IN day at S@rWife, and defend the
's5'sva et,tlri accom- in III" cnurt aforesaid. amt
III Cj~t' 81 Your failure - to to- Judgment Viii be
rciCr.f against gpif according To- the demand OF
the compliant: uI which copy Is herewith
served upon You.
Y b. MANWAEING
ln-TuI1 Plaintiffs Attorney
T. q. tdlrgs~ Superior bJu2;..s, 60, Wis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-21
Notice for Ii.caison.

7 AID OFFICE, VI ASHLAND. WISCONSIN
II May Il. 1S2t.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has sled notice of his intention to
make final proof III support OF his claim, and
that said proof will Ice made before the Register
and Receiver L :. Land Office, ut Ashland, on
.3anc 10 1892.
viz Louis r Smith who made lid. +. No. 2i7,
for the uWl OF Sec. -. TIP. ~ y. l.. ~ ".
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous rcsidcnc" upon ana cultivation of,
said land, VIZ: JOS NJ Ganow VIM. A. Irl>k
Vim J. tOnut>S. aud Att 1t ". Dean, all of Blur
Douglas CUunty, Wisconsin.
q. ". CiHT;;,IGT0N.
:n2iiu21 Register
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-21

Several of the Northern Pacific of
licials were iH the eity this week and
in consultation with Capt. McDougali
of the barge works, and it is currently
reported, though not yet officially an
n0unced. that the company is negotia-
ting for q number Of the Whalebach
freiglters to run the lakes IN conIec-
ton with their road. As this system
Will ultimately have to be adopted in
order to allow that road to successfully
compete with the Till railroad system,
it is more than likely that the rumor
in this instance, IS about correct.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-21
A39I.ss'zSS.sD LIST.
The Committee.

The mayor has designated Aldermen
Barton, Baily and Mcintyre as the
committee on the investigation of the
the council on the petition of Il large
number of property holders.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-21

-Apropos Of the one hundredth an
niversary of the admissions Ct tire irst
Western conference.-the is;o tire
I,zion IsaGler Nas--2E::n5 for Jane
vii contain an article fF George ".
Ranck. Of much historic ard patriotic
interest, telling How Kentucky Be
came a State" It affords a vivid IL
fiistration, by xay of contrast. Of some
Of the changes which have been
wrought during the century that is
- ,s>i,tr
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.yu1e 40 EAGLx
Notice OF Foreclosure.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That default
~ has been made i'll the conditions OF Il
certain indcnturc of mortgage hearing date
the twelfth tl2thl day Of August. \. y. lNfl.
executed and delivered 10y 1T. A. burgess
and irving 4. Lc-ncr. "a murrgagor-, to
Edward o. Zimmerman. a. rnortE.agr". III
and by which mortgage the said Iuortra2cOf~
did convey to tn" said luort%;;gcc. his heirs
and assigns. all that tract or parcel OF land
lying and being in the county of Douglas
and stare IF Wisconsin. described IL follows.
to-wit: Lot numbered one hundred and
nineteen llab on West Eighth lolh street. in
tn" town ii" of superior i'll the tity "f sup
rior according TO Ia" recorded plat thereof
on file and oI record III til" OIL of -. r"ai-
,tci vi deeds IN and for said county If DCu@-
las. which mortgage wa daily recorded in
the office of said register of deeds on the
seventeenth at Ia dav of October \. u. l>Jt.
al nine ~ o'ClOc!l IN lhc forenoon. in book I
of mort cage. on PAGE IA: hat there J.
claimed Ia be due and there l. due on said
mortgage III the date Of this notice the sum
Of three hundred and twenty-five aud o. ~
tc;,r!.63i doilare: and that no action 81 pro-
c.edinr has been commenced N law in
mortgage o. amy part tis'r'"Ur.
And notice i fUrth Cr hereby ~f-rlT hat by
! virtue of power of sale in SAID mortga@"
contained. and pursuant To the Staiut" IN
Sll,iI II mad" and provided. said mort "a 20
Will be force ioeed ny the sale Of the mort
gagpd premises above described by th"
-h@rifF. under ~h"riif or d. sheriff II
~. douglas county. at pubic auction. IT,
the highest bidder. 1T the east front dnnr Df
the court house. in the city OF superior, on
Tuesday. iii. thirty-iir~t G.il~t day "f May
y. -. i-.t!. IT ten Il y OcIo'k in he forenoon.
to satisfy the amount which snail then b.
due on said mortgage. together with the
costs ANA expenses If said SAL, inri!du@
the sum of fifty - dollars. provided ~ SAID
mortgage Is attorneys fee.
Dated this l2th day of April \. y. ~.
EDWARD Q. ZIMMERMAN.
Mpr;@ag"c.
Attorney for Nortra-c".
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-21

The county board at its meeting
on the 18th inst, did little business
aside from organizing and taking y
hasty view of the work before it.
After the election of chairman the
board elected VIM. Kennedy TO sue
ceed John Bertrand as county agent
to look after the poor. They also
elected Dr.. NcQGinlan to succeed DR..
Conklin as county physician. Both of
these elections were, great surprises to
the people Tl:e board then adjourned
until next Tuesday the 2ith. On
Monday the board as a committee of
the whole, Will visit the poor farm and
investigate Mr.. Burdett's steward
ship. 1t is said that some members of
the board are after Mr. Burdett' 5
scalp lock Tor would be if lie had onel,
and it IS possible that he may have to
give place 10 successor.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-21

Mrs Turk. wife of Mr. 5. \. Turk
OF this city, died quite suddenly We'd
nestay evening, She has been failing
quite rapidly of late, her disease being
consumption, and had decided to go IL
the home Of her parents 10 Adrian.
Michigan, On 'EEiF..'tErday, but tie end
came sooner than any one expected
Her sister. Miss Platt and Mr.. Turk
left o. tie Thursday evening train
with the remains which were taken TO
Michigan foE 1ufial
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-21

Many acrimonious things have
been said by the London correspond
ents of American newspapers in ref
erence to Dean BraGley'S decision that
it would be impossible to find space for
a memorial to James Russell Lowell
within the precincts of estminster
Abbey. In an article which LIE has
written for the June number of the
North American Review, .hrchdeacon
Farrar points out that there is really
no room for any more monuments III
the famous church except two, which
are reserved for the two foremost En-
gllshmen of the timeS-Glldstone anl
Tennyson. The title of ArchdeaeoT
Farrar'S article is The Future Of
Westminster Abbey"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-21

Some time ago, Miss May Maxim,
of this city. took a homestead up in
the Iron Range country No develop
ments have been made on the land. but
it Is in the line Of the ore belt and she
has already been offered handsome
figure for it. We congratulate Mss
May on her good fortune.
L. S.-Miss May has scripped her
land and made a fifty year lease of the
same. She gets 4 5000 cash bonus,
and $500 per pear thereafter, and a
ROYALTY of - cents per ton fer all ore
taken out. with stipulated minimum
tonnage TO be taken ont annually.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-21

Mr.. Swineford'S new paper, the
New Northwest, which started a few
weeks ago, has turned up It's toes.
George II. league, until recently CON
nccted with the Call, has bought the
material, moved it to the West End
and will tomorrow begin the puhl:ca
ton of the Sunday Mercury. It's lead
ing feature will be that of a society
paper. Mr, Swineford remains with
the new paper as its political feature,
and Mr.. Leroy Thomas Will take the
duties Of city editor.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-21

The English mind is being gradu-
ally prepared for the wedding of Prince
George and Princess May of Teck. y
few months ago the Journals Of the
three kingdoms devoted columns to the
iuconsolable grief Of that young lady,
but Queen Victoria is thrifty sover-
eign, and as the trousseau was SO near
~ ready, and the house of Teck can af
ford 10 unnecessary expenditure, the
Princess May VIII, therefore, no doubt
marry Prince George, whose affections
were long ago elsewhere engaged, and
she Will be Queen of England-if Eng
land ever has another queen after her
incompatible Victoria. The Chicago
Graphic.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-21

United States Marshall F. V.
Oakley arrived from Madison Weiaes-
day morning and left on the $50 train
with e. X Thompson, WHO keeps d
grocery store At l7l2 North Fifth ST
EIr. Thompson is charged with whole
sailing and retailing oleognarger:ne
without a lie nSe- He w&s taken u
Madison where he VIII have a hearing
before the grand jury now in. session
there
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-21
c. St. P. III, & O. TINE CARD.
Northern Pacific Depot.

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i.'''isso iihi'ea -. ---.-..-........ 80 p IN.
an, freight. .-..... Hoo II.
y. T. L. R.-wDsr BOUND:
,.!iuth Express ...-..-.--.--.. 1920 n m
Recommendation ana freight i:S9 a.
II. s. s. 4 A-EAsr BOUND:
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Accommodation and Freight ....... l:ll a IN
D. 5. s. x A.-wEsT BOUND:
.'''tdti ENi'It-Ss --......-...-.. $40 a m.
Accommodation and Freight 1O.j a II,
Tickets sold and baggage checked 10 any rart
of the nlted States or Canada via either of me
above roads Rates aS low aS the lowest Apnly
TO FRANK L. JACKSON Agent