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On motion it was resol lived hat the

On motion it was resolved hat the
County Attorney be instrue8sd to
commence proceedings to coli ct the
costs incurred in the case of State :Of
Minnesota vs.. Andrew Hougeberg
from the persons who gave bead for
the costs in said case.
The following bills were audited
and allowed.
John =; Aattson 70 pu,b,iahliing notice 40
tor CO. sopt '' $40
John Z. Mattson. STATIONERY for Judge
John sinclair, serving school notices 2o.6O
:" paid for scrubbing sffceI
,oa% %s Sinclair to !, day drawing Juror, $50 g
to committing to priaon
| mud hoard OF Arthur HOlmstrom 3.a5
Murray. WooaWard 4 Co, lumber used = =
IN oft buildings .ss4. 1910
II. i. doldsn,to work on out buildings s.75
Frank Jerrue. table tor court room and
use OF chnirs, May term 1891 4.50
q. y. WNttam, fees IN case Ofattending
| autopsy on body of Julia Solder
| qNist, bill for $40. allowed at 80. 90
!. y. Taylor; fees III CASE Of attending
autopsy on body OF Julia Solder
squlst. bill Tor 1920, allowed at 1920
d. Robertson Justice fees, case OF State
va. Henderson and kivel BOB
d. Robertson, Justice fees. case OF State
| VIZ. Henderson and kivel 3.S5
Wm Hunters. Constable fees. case Of :.
State VS. Henderson, and kiyel 4.55
Allen Royce. Constable fees, case Of
State W. Henderson and kivel, hill
for Sl5.O5, allowed at 1888
James Harris Jurors fees. State vs.
=. !, !, J. rn,,,t. And. Houglebers ~. 20
Andrew Lodoen 2.20
Alfred Thomas 2.20
Crosby Enix = 2.20
John Rosenberg - 80
VIM Dixon go
Ole Nelson I ~
Otto stolta. Cunstable fees. case OF
State VS.. And fIOngleberg ftS-ss 5.27
Otto StOltz. witness fees, case of State
vs.. Andrew HOugleberg 500
Ge0.W Drew .withass fees, case OF State
VS.. And. HOugleberg 49, III; 81 p
Otto StOltz. Constable fees III inQueGt
on body OF Julia soderquist 4.G5]
Harry Drew. witness fees. case OF State
VS.. And. Rue. ~ - PA
Kirsch 4.s5
o. Barker. Justice fees, State vs.. G. Ell =
0. Barker, Justice fees.s State VS., IS.
Poienar s.s5
Eli Dalquist. 3 days commissioners
po,o. ua,oa meeting and nd: mileage 1870 10 g
. 3 y 1900
d. B. Bake 1900
3 - 1900
Al. Snttins ie.7 6
Anton Hin 2 800
1900
one day committee on
county buildings and mileage - 600
4. L. Nutting. one day signing orders 800
ID. Is. Bake, one day posting school
notices. 800
On motion adjourned.
Attest:
r. GLAvIN, A. l.. NUTTlNG,
Clerk. Chairman.
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Aln,i,,iStrntOi
I-anl nm.a. = ,,.aal..4an

Land Office at CroOkston. MINI.
June 9th. 1893
Notice ia hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his Intention t.
make final pro.fin support OF his claim. AMI
that said proof Will be made before the Judge Of
Clerk Of Probate Court at Warren. Mimi, Oh
lilly yyuil. Ntt. VIZ:
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Do not forget our harness depart
ment when in need 0f anything in
that line. Harness manufacturing
and repairing done by competent
WOrklnen. +. FHANsON.
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JU0H Z1U,
4 N6tice il hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention to
make final proof In support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Judge or
Clerk III Probate Court at Warren, Man, on Jn-
w 22nd. 1898. viz.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-07-20

For the finest Lemonade and Milk
Shake in the land, go to Guy JAR
kETT'S.
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For Sale or Trade.

| have a number of horses to sell
Or trade for cattle.
a. Fl. SEARL.
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Application for correction Of rs.
sessMeMt AnA attachments ,ot tf.xes by
Ghhs. fsaaief, MtoMnended to atate
Auditor.
lsond ot Mrs. Helen Il. rarr, to run
md operate Il ferry neross the He'd
River OF the North IN tile town oi
Big Woods, Marshall county, Mimi,
Qualifying IN the sum oil Ave hundred
lhR0l ,lpllhra, hppfBteN.
Tile hifidavits ot service al school
notices lnale by D. b. Dakke md
Albert pouliot were accepted and
put on Gle.
The petition of Half,lnn Hanson, a
'psi,lent md freeholder 81 school
district M. 81, asking to have his
land, lot 4, SEX. 1S, mud lot of Sec.
10, Twp. loo, II. An. stt oil from
said district No. 81 to district 40,
granted.
The petition Of j. M. Schie, md
others, for tho formation OF Il new
school district wns granted, md it
was ordered that the following de-
scribed territory be, and the same is
hereby formed into school district
6S, to,wit: All OF sections No. 1, 9,
3, II. II, Is, II, Is, %, "a, 25, 26,
81 IS, 3G and EH Sly OF See. a.,
NH NBa SWH NEI SEX NWA, Sec. %,
Twp 1876, r. Al; SWA SWA Sec. IS
and NWA NWA, Sec. 10, Twp. 1856,
L. 43; NWA NNVA Sec. 3, Mex MEX,
Goa A Nrr 1sS ID - ~
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I.nnd Office at Crookston, MINI.

HuaH THOMPSON. Register.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-11-25
Send In Clothing to the Room.

Room No 119, Euclid hotel, has been
given by Mr.. Frank Taylor to the East
end ladies' as room to receive cloth
ing in. This is centrally located and
every person who has anything to give
away and does not know where it Will
do the most good should take their
package to this room, and if you know
Of families who are needy report the
names, what they need and where they
live to either Mrs. W b Perry, Mrs.
McAdam, Miss Helen Todd, or Mr.
Taylor, any of these may be reached at
the Euclid. Also Mrs. PasC0e or Miss
Christie on Fifth street The com
mittee are very much in need Of warm
clothing, rs there are many applicants
50 please Try and send something Also
bear tn $ in mifd, that it only costs
one dollar to become member of the
Associated Charities, ami that every
dollar HELPS in tins work.
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whisky and chicken.

Over at the West end they have an
old soldier on whom they tell this
story. 1t seems that his children were
sick with diphtheria, and the whole
household was quarantined. 1t also
seems that there are some doctors WHO
give whisky to their diphtheria pa
tientS, which may to some degree ac-
count for SO many deaths. Wen our
soldier friend saw the point and pro
ceeded to profit by it. lie ordered a
pint Of whisky for the sick of course
Next day he ordered another, the third
day he ordered with his whisky pair
of chickens, the fourth day this last
order was duplicated and the commits
sary duly drawn upon the next day,
but 1t was decided to investigate a
little before filling the order, and it
was then found that the fellow had
shut himself ~ in room away from
all the rest OF the family and had been
having thigh old time" all ly him
self with his whisky and nice young
chickens, while his family Went with
cut food. This is pretty hard story
to tell, but it only shows to what dec
relation whisky VIII reduce 4 man.
Bat our city council says he must have
it il lie wants it and 50 the traIlI3 is
maintained, that the devil lnay make
drunkards and the city gather in u
few dollars, rafiling though they be
with the blood OF lost souls.
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The Esai;rOaE~ ana Hills.
The Morning Leader OF Wedncsday

The Morning Leader of Wednesday
said:
James +, Clark, General freight
agrl of the Omaha, and his assist
ans, MeSsrs Pearcc and Oher, We're
in town yesterday. They looked over
all the Touring mills, side tracks, etc,
and talked with the millers; also with
other railway officials here III regard
to rates.
Some Of the mills are shutting down
because no more water transporter
ton is TO he lad ana they can not pay
the all rail rates. said 4 leading rail
WAY official: There is nothing for the
mills to do but shut down until flour
stocks are low enough II send up
prices. We ret this flour business
only four or five months in the wear
ana We must get all we can uut uf it:
we can't grant the rates the mllerS
want 50 let them shut down and get
better prices
The South Shore officials are opposed
to this policy. The mills have not yet
secured rates"
Is his just scheme between the
millers and the railroad men to put up
flour and bleed the poor: 1t looks like
it. The coal men are working the
same racket.
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IL. II. hoffman, for some time
past secretary of the Y. NJ. c. a in
this city, has resigned his post here
TO accept a like position at Racine
Mr.. Rottman has done an immense
amount of work in Superior and made
lots OF friends, all of whom will deeply
regret his departure. The Charities
society will also miss him greatly as
they were about to make him superin-
tendent of its affairs, a position he
was specially fitted for. What Super
ior loses Racine gains, and we wish
him success III his new field of labor.
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Real Estate Transfers.


Minutes Of November -.
7 II Hune TO T Hume Jr ana : II -
Hume Its II I'D 50 " sup -d div 47@1
; imp 60 t. j Mrquii!cH Is I5-I6
hl - : sup LaheiIr div 100
State and county 10 Mu>>cr >auutry
e" tax deed -: Of nc uv OF uc ANA
Nv - Sill 9
NJ \ : Ero.~rth 10 J L sanboru ,g =
- OF ~H sec IL E'-i1 100
Imp 20 to & iIuGbor- l. > 81 -
; : -uD Cent div 800
QUIT ,LATI DEEDS.
T 2 Raruct5 10 VIM Irvine and / T
Hfarli:D ID /. III = Merriam Park add I
Ann Eeif flo Con Land GO una bl
~ + +tn Il sap 10
Minutes of NovembcrU.
J I Merriam to G Skaar Its 1920
bl 81 : sup Webster div 60
QUIT-CLAIM DEEDS.
T " Lee to K GO>S eis dia 1t @0l and
WI dIa Il 22 1900
Minutes Of November -
L & Z Imp Co to II II Gillen asSgne
of + Z Brown und l. of Its 3l-52 bl
- W sup 9Th div I25
L s, II Imp Co To JOS Ferguson It y
bl IL W sup 9th div 1850
" G Sherwood to Northern Land Co
und = 1t 70 Madison ST in Morrison
div /
Amelia Sherwood to ?. II McComb -.
und = Its Ills bl l52 " sup lst di 1900
QUIT-CLATM DEEDS.
J G Ross to " Ii Webb 1t / bl % W
sup lst div $50
NJ Ca@ilda Harvey TO VsnSlyke 1t
ji2 9TH st Ely's add
Minutes Of November a.
NJ Peterson 70 White part Of Sc
s-47-il containing square acre 20
J II MCfOurt to j K BlaCkhur NV
NV and Sw of NV sec :}j-43-ll; st Of
sW ana II OF Sc sec 3l-44-g 1900
QUIT-CLAIM DEEDS.
" Irvine TO u Hankett ind i OF Its
2'-2s bl III Hammonds I'd add $50
SGme to same undi. Its 2o-26 same 800
Roy to ]. Larson II 10 bl o. Sup cit -
II / Brooks to w Brooks Sis of
tract owned by party Of lst part in
Sd ward city of sup
Jas BardOn to Helena G. Johnson ely
= Of nwlyt4 bl Il W 18th st 500
Minutes of November u.
STATE and County to y sellers und !.
of " J.. of NV see 1-46-l0
Same to same tax deed Sw of SW 30
46-l2 sc of ne see lS-46-IO u
same 10 same tax deed sc Of NV sec
1916 10 3
Annie ( Linnen TO NJ Carol timber
deed all timber on sw sec 2O-h-ll 800
QUTT-CLAIM DEEDS.
\ Bowers To c Green 1t ~ W 10Th st
Mary + b"ty to Elil Matthews II 3 bI
\ Mc,r". To \ ] McCcc und 4, Its Is
Ii I'll 81 LabcIle div sup 500
y II ~n-e to T \ Clark It 30 2d st 3
II Hayes to / \ Clark same prop 10
Minutes of November t.
L ! ! g and ! u Howard eNrS to G
and J u Howard cis ne: of ne
and nv 9-i'-I5: cl of nv, W. of NV
N-is-i4ir sec ~-E'-I0.
v TFaPhH-ru TO G G. TraPhaEvn
~y So Ms. i1-t~-if 1900
Flora = curtis to y II Baxter 1t 2O5l
MI Etic6 E,..ir."" I ruo~S It . blk '
~ Cib Giy " sup
J : So - Iirtrn4 q 5nGn~Gn und'. 49,,
}l =! /. - u - and !, - " 81 II 2E0
G j ~sg5r k.aud g. & Il t!cyt II, 5-6-1
~ J. a. ~
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- - -
For RENT-Three good rooms. In
quire at the TINES Office
ON snow seems to have come to
stay, SO you may as well get your
sleighs out.
In Dakota ANA Minnesota they
got from six to ten inches Of SNOW last
Tuesday
MI Jack Wilson who was pros
tratcd by paralysis some weeks ago, is
able TO be out on the streets again.
The Bank of Commerce. will move
back into It's old quarters, now made
new and handsome, today.
Local talent vii present the
"Deestrick Skull at South Superior
next Tuesday evening, the 25th inst
The Cudahy Packing company are
making arrangements to erect cold
storage house here in the early spring
The kids and their best girls are
now having just lovely times on the
ice-and going to and from the same.
Mrs. Neil Smith has been suffer
ing for the past ten days from Il severe
attack of quinsy, but IS some better
now
Mr. ana Mrs. G. l. Catlin enter
tanned the curhre club on "Wednesday
evening 1T their plaasan; home on 10Th
street
Do not forget that next Thursday
is Thanksgiving day. We hope every
body in the city may have good din
ner that day.
Miss Islly, daughter of Capt. and
Mrs. Alexander McDougall, died at
her home III Duluth, last Monday, aged
seven years.
E. e.. Mills went down to Niroqua
to attend GOV. Rusk's funeral. He
thought he saw chance to rub against
somebody of note.
TUESDAY afternoon it first rained
and the showed just long enough to
nicely cover the ground. but not
enough to make sleighing.
}. III. Agen lost his reckoning and
got east of the dead line, Thursday al
ternoon, and while on this territory
made the TINES friendly call.
The Sunday School of the Thomp-
CON avenue NJ F.. Church Will give an
entertainment Sunday evening con
sisting of music, reci'a'lohS e'c'
About thirty of our good Masonic
brethren visited Duluth lodge " ed
nesday evening, ana al 90. nome sac
and report a most enJoyaoie 'liiie'
Y,,p <e,onrh is now living in his
now Tnnsn corner of Seventh street
and Stinson avenue. His niece Miss
Victoria Keaough, Will be his mousse
keeper.
The Grover. and her consorts the
Twin sister, arrived in port Thurs
day afternoon. several days late, 1t
wns feared they had all gone down i'll
the late storm.
uaronar { Danl are trying to col
loot from the school board 5000 for
,y,' ag G,r s,ar in the Lincoln
5,,,,I Er,IIinr Wonder what they
,,,.., C.l,arrr in Hush times:
,,,, ~. SION nainter. has
+ -'I''.I' w. .1,.,....nd hand.
Just put y very e, % &IS7 sm5 an" On nI his
some sign i'r NJ, : 81 - e rifth
,.r,.t AMI THOMPSON avenue.
street an" ''>'''. - =, .:.,.
judge Marshall ,, IS sum u no om ' holding
list, and J@dse ;, b ''' ,, Is no" ws o fear
his court for Polk county. 'y''
1ile = Jug ,.. Ct contaminated.
j II. O'Brien, one Of the lIe'Hn'
conductors on the Northern I"cLAc
road ttlt bGt NttA '''N ,
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OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
NATIONAL.

observation-disclosures Cleveland OF New York.
wee Presdeut-Adlai +. stevenson of Illinois
secretary of state-Walter q. Gresham of Indiana
secretary of the Treasury-John q. Carlisle Of
Kentucky.
secretary of War-Daniel s. Lamont of New
York.
Secretary of the Navy-Hillary A Herbert of Ala
bamA.
Secretary of the lnterior-Huke smith Of Georgia
Nebraska.
Postmaster General-Wilson 5 Bissell of New
York.
Attorney GenerI-Richard olney OF Mass,-
chuSetteS.
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GO. BOAR
CITY
BoARn OF AInERME

BOARD OF ALDERMEN
ii sFard-E Il. Linuen, c. n Hare
n L +. Barton, G. :. Starkweather
IA Nick Anderson, VI. G. McCornick
ph ~. u. Coleman, 4. \. Johnson.
Sin &C. J. NorquISt, James H. Agen
Sin $. J. Atkinson, John McGrath
7fh Edward Dundon q. L. Rice.
sth =. J Bailey John Schoeuhorn
9yh D. q. Mcintyre, g. W. Waterman
BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS.
" J WhiPplc, President. Frank F. Black. ".
Noonau b ]. Van Week. Secretary.
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1AILoR's grocery store,
Descent block.
Inc storm of Tuesday and We'd
htSday was bad for the poor fellows
VINO san The lakes and shipping suf
Tered good deal. and the men en-
/ cured great hardships from the cold.
several boats are still over due at this
/ point
The weather of last Tuesday even
ing played havoc with our Presbvter-
IAN friends. They had an elegant
musical program prepared for that
evening, but the storm kept nearly
everybody at home, hence the attend
ance was very light.
Edward BelIamy has written the
story of How | Came to write Look
ing backward for The Ladies Home
! journal. He Will tell, in connection
with tho history of the book itself, how
the idea Of NatiOnalism first suggest
ed itself to his mind.
Mrs. Mullaley, sister of Father
Connolly, the Catholic priest who was
convicted of rape in the Duluth court
! Two weeks ago, is now on trial charg-
ed with abduction. 1t is alleged that
she aided the priest in securing the
girl and in dragging her.
The Mamba took big load out of
our port Wednesday afternoon. 1t
consisted of l0i, 900 bushels of barley,
1900 bushels OF flax seed, from eleya-
tor NJ, together with IS 900 bushels OF
flax seed taken on at Duluth. 1t viii
be her last load for this season.
The Lehigh Valley Transporta-
ton company has decided to improve
their dock property on Tower Bay Slip.
1t IS expected that a good deal OF work
VIII be done there this win,er. This
Will be one of the finest docks at the
head Of the lake, when completed
-Adjutant General J. Is. Doe. of
this state. has been promoted to as
slStant Secretary of war, TO succeed
General Grant. Time makes all things
even, and the southern brigadiers thus
get another whack at the Grant fan:l-
y, while Grover smiles screnely
Mr.. Oswald Streatlield said to
Leader reporter, II have lust recpiy
ed Il letter from my brother. in
England. He is on the stock EXCHANGE
He saws times are hard there. that the
repeal OF the purchase clause did NOT
nave the beneficial effect cypcctpd''
In spite Of the disagreeable wealth
or on Tuesday evening about thirty Of
Superior's Young peoule RESPONDED Ia
Miss stella JatIittr's invitation for
that evening. ana All who attended 1e-
port a delightful time. Music. cards
and refreshments served TO entertain
the quests.
a LARGE force of track I3ycrs are
shore road along Ninth street This
week. and trains VIII soon be coming
in over the new route. Now if the
south shore and Omaha proulp would
ONLY bald Il good union depot, how
Nee Il would be.
III rod -, ,,oo,,I, ~ 0,ir,,,,.,
Iowa. engaged in = lypchinr bee Tues
day last. Fred Gustaveson, Il man of
- Years, had committed Il criminal as
sauIt upon a four wear old daughter OF
Jonas SAX The criminal wds taken
l l,,,
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Invitations, Cards, Etc. in n, the !. Sv lat at,
and yar'.r> and at the lowest possible prices, Ut
the FIlii> Iob Office.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-11-25

To RENT-Framp cottage. eight
rooms city water and sewer. electric
cars. corner Fifth and lIoll.nCshtad
avenue. nrar flour mills.
JAMES : RITCUIE or
REYNOLDS < ATWELL.
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THa- ". SHagElEF4rIt.
l-...r...t-. Attorney
]. ADD 7u....t.-

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EPNORTH LEAGUE Of the " F Church yor,o
Peoples Prayer Meeting every Sunday eyenin,
al ~ Social and business meeting first TneS
uaF "f each month. All are cordially invited
VI. A STRAND, JOHN A. SIDNEY
'ecfetaFS. President
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PRESBf TERIAN.-Ser every Sunday morn
lhg ana evening AT 1890 4. ~, and 40 o m
sunday school following the morning service
thursday evening prayer meeting at 30 An
are cordially INVITED. The Y F. s & r meets
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The Superior Times
J. Lutte. CHRISTIE, Publisher.
Two Dollars a Year, in Advance
OfliClAl PAPER CT DOUGLAS COUNTY
Saturday Nov. %, 1893,
ADVERTISING RATES.

ments ONLY Short time rates gi[ei ,' iiSe
Professional cards occupying LEX fbar,
one men OF space, $500 per year Irpai nd al
NeTtlSlug AT legal rates. IrasIIiant .{7,pi si
ing payable in advauce-Gther bills due mn,ttIr.
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that are nev and desirable Exeh de
partneni 10 complete Ia ltsek and would
form an Interesting little store Zach
department 10 tiled 10 overlooking With
novelties that please and the putilc will
appreciate the efforts the firm l. max
ing b. an increased business Zach IN
disldaal member Ut the IRA 10 tn he
congratulated uIsan the great success ~
the opening. and too nany words sd
praise eAnnoI he given them for the
their business
The accident life insurance polio.
which Was given "a all visitors. of course
proved a drawing card. and while THE
bit u enterprise cost big money. the
pleasure was % plainly manifested on
the faces u all rs each received the !it-
tie policy.
In Conclusion.
Ii would not he smiss To refer briefly
Ia the large and efficient corps II assist
ants The Heyman company md II neces.
sary 10 engage. The virtues 81
the enormous stock has been
given space, the magnificence of
the structure has received some
attention. and the many features
II the opening day were dwelled upon;
therefore NON names Will tie gwen of the
gentlemen who are at the head ~ tins
great house and those that aid them.
First and foremost Is A. Htyiaan. the
founder 81 this concern. NJ. A. Hey.
man. Who il the general manager. and
George r. 81. Clair are the trio that
compose the firm. The assistant gen
eral management IL left in the hands III
4. a. Raven. an old hand ia the furni-
turs business. an affable. courteous gen
ueman. pleasing and entertaining
associate. BY the way. MIR. Raven also
manages the advertising department.
and Ia his credit. bc IL said, he Is the
right man in the right place. Miss
Maggie Doyle Is cashier and general
bookkeeper and is ably assisted by Miss
frankie Walsh. Miss Amazon WINERY
is the firm 'sstcnogrsphcr andtypewriter:
John Mokma is the shipping clerk and
has az assistants Thomas Sparrow. John
Faber. John II. Beukema and Charles
Antisdel. The firms collector is Ciar-
ence Burdick. Richard Plassma IL in
charge Of the first floor. and in the
crockery department will be found IL.
q. Smith and George Antisdel. Jr. The
carpet department is under charge 81
Garritt Rankins, John Boyes and Louis
Walker. and Clayton Packard presides
over the parlor goods department Will
lam Seybol and Gustavis Oppenheimer
has chargeof the third floor. while James
NJ. Hall is foreman 81 the show case
room. who has under him six men. Will
lam Barnes is foreman IL the uphol
stcry department and has charge of
seven men. and George Irwin oversees
the finishing department. Six men are
employed here. j. ID. Emery is the
night Waterman and William Williams
Fred Ferguson and George Wilbert are
the teamsters.