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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-02-10

Some people are natural born fools,
others again create of themselves fools
after arriving at mans estate. Under
which of these heads Mr.. r. y. Haste
Esq, champion egotist of this city,
ranks himself we are not able to say,
but judging from his insolent TRADE
against the editor of the TINES in the
Evening Telegram of Thursday, we
classify him in the first list.
All we know about the matter is
this. We found the poetry we pub
lished last week in one Of our city eX-
changes. 1t was published without
credit, which we supposed was an
oversight i'll the publisher. \ friend
of Nj. Hastes told us that Mr.. Haste
was the author, and not wishing to
seem to plaglariZe that gentleman, we
gave the customary credit, and that is
all there is of the matter which brought
from the fellow the low, i'll bred, filthy
article above alluded TO. This the facts
Our own opinion is this. We believe
Mr.. Haste wrote the verses alluded to-
bat as they did not take with the
people as he had hoped, but fell still
born as it were, upon the public, ne
now seeks to dIsOWn the brat, winch
would have been a bloomin' kid had
it been more joyfully received by the
critics. Besides. the effort was quite
equal if not superior to the lines writ
ten some months since and openly
fathered by this egotiatical boor, r.
y Haste
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-02-10
Coming True.

Two or three weeks ago we said that
if we got DR.. Dunn to fill the vacuum
in the Methodist pulpit here we would
soon have to build an addition to our
church to accommodate the people
That We were correct in this view OF
Of the situation was made manifest
last Sunday night when the church
was packed. Every seat of the church
was occupied and chairs filed the isles
and the open space in front down to
the altar rail, and he has only been
with us three weeks. The DIR. is not
only a man of learning and varied ex-
perlence, but he is pleasant speaker,
and is very pleasant socially. With
the young he is genial, pleasant and
generous and so draws all to him We
trust the Bishop Will order the Doctor
to us permanently, even if we do haye
to put an addition onto our church.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-02-10
Mourn the Death of var. Chiids

The Superior Typographical Union
No. 1913, has adopted the following re
solution respecting the death of George
W. Childs:
Whereas the Superior Typographical
Union has learned with sorrow OF the
death of George w. Childs, and
Whereas the members of this union
in common with every printer in the
land Will eyer remember the many ia
vorS shown the printing fraternity, eS-
peCially his donation to the home for
union printers at Colorado Springs
therefore, be it
Resolved, by the Superior Typograph-
zeal Union, that we deeply mourn the
loss of one OF our trueSt friends and
that our charter be draped in mourn
ing for the next thirty days, and be it
further
Resolved, that copy of these resolu-
tons be sent to the relatives of the de
ceased and that they be printed in
Typographical Journals and the city
papers.
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Lincoln Memorial Service.

BY invitation, Rev. Or. c. S. II.
Dunn, Will give us discourse Sunday
evening bearing on the Lincoln Me
mortal. DR.. Dunn has been filing the
pulpit of the First NJ. f. Church for
two or three Sundays, and as most of
our people have heard him preach, he
needs no introduction from us The
services will be at the Methodist
church, corner of Sixth and Thompson
and will begin promptly at 7:30. The
Grand Army boys are urged to attend
i'll force; and of course everybody else
il invited
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-02-10

There is room for every body in this
world to find the best there is for him
and only the enyioUs feel That others
are in their way. Surely there was
plenty Of room in the world for Cain
and Atel, yet Cain slew his brother.
There was plenty of room for Glad
stone and D'IsracIi, yet at one time it
is sad that even the grand old m1n"
showed himself too conscious of the
prominence and proximity Of his rival.
The Young German emperor felt him
self uncomiortably jortlrd 10y the great
prince Bismarck, but he discovered the
other day that there was plenty of
room in the hearts of his people for
both Of them more room than for one
to the exclusion Of the other; hence,
they kissed and made up ana now
Emperor William has a wider career
than ever. There was plenty of scope
for COnkling and Blaine in the same
congress, but they crossed each Others
paths, much to their mutual discom-
fort. History might assign some small
spot to David b. Hill if he would be
content III his own sphere, but in
reaching after Cleveland's crOwn-or
scalp-he will miss il and lose his own
besides Get where you ought to be,
enter the path that legitimately opens
to you and 'let no man take thy
crown" while you are out of your
sphere after some one cl-e's, There is
room on the ground floor for every
body Methodist Herald.
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4. -. VI AIs.S

The arrival and departure OF the mails at the
superior Office is a. follows
ARRIVE
st Paul, Chicago Eastern states and slope, %
n m. and i.aJ p u.
chicago LIN a., city ana East, 1000 a.
Northern Minnesota tributary 10 y. p. and West
eru mail, Local, West superior and Duluth
Io.i5 Il N. ard 80 p. IN. This includes the
Iron River maiLj
Local mails Ashland and Ashland Distribute
Poplar, Maple and Brule lilo Il. N.
Wisconsin North Of Abbost>fDrd and Neenah, all
Northern Michigan and points IN Ontario trib-
utaIy to the 500 al 100 p. N.
-DEPART-
For West superior, south superior. Dl'uth and
all points Nc tn AMI West, 9.iu a. M. 81 T. m
For all points East, Chicago. New York II. Paul
and Western states, le.l0n m, 80 =. m.
For Ashland and all points NoIth Of Necnah, at
1910 u m.
Local points on y p. r X, and Northwestern. at
Chicago city, Milwaukee and all Eastern points,
49, =.
For ali points in Northern Michigan and Ontario
tributary 70 the 500 at 80 =.
Is Mail for outgoing pouches HI>T bc in the
0ficc ut least ID minutes before schedule time to
insure adnittasce 10 such mail
Once hours ; ii. N. 10 p. IN.
JOSEPH ID. CONAN. r NJ
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No Vaccine No school.

The state board of health has heard
of case of smallpox somewhere, and
to show their authority have ordered
all the children of the state between
the ages of ) and p years to be vac
cinated or the privileges of the schools
will be denied them The matter was
considered by our school board at its
sitting last Monday, when Mr.. Web
ster introduced the following resolu-
ton, which of course prevailed;
Whereas, According to the laws of
the state of " iScOnSin the state board
of health is empowered to make such
restrictions as may be necessary for
the protection Of the people from con
tagiOus diseases, and
Whereas, The state board Of health
has duly notified the board of educa
ton of the city Of Superior not TO al
low any pupil to attend the public
schools of said city without the said
pupil first presenting 10 the principal
or teacher of the school in which the
pupil applies for enrolment or attend
auce, the certificate OF a reputable
physician that such pupil has been
successfully yaccinatcl now therefore,
The attention of parents and guard
ians IS called TO the foregoing law AND
they are hereby notified to at once
comply with lis provisions
Now you cannot 90 to school until
you can show a certificate that You
have been vaccinated and that it
worked properly. In this city we
have say 5000 children to vaccinate,
and ii takes it about three weeks to
operate. What is going to be done in
the meantime2 VIII the schools take
vacation Of month, or are the
children TO be forced out of school for
a month until they can produce a sat
isfactory certificate? The law and
the local board are both very obscure
on this point.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-02-10

LOCAL MAT LL25-
Duluth seems to be tired of going
4 Democratic.
Mr.. VauDoran lost a fine young
/ Jersey COW this week.
| Ralph c. Pope is visiting friends
/ at Black River Falls this week
Just received the latest STYLES and
shapes in hats, at Stoltzman's The An.
( Choir
Miss Luna Christie is so far re
covered from her attack of grippe, as
to be ale to get out again.
Mrs c. + Stone, who was on the
sick list last week and this, is now bet
ter and able to be about her house
Mr.. WIN. Byden, of Poplar, was in
the city a day or two this week attend
ing meeting of the officials of the
Agricultural Society.
Frank l.. TAYLOR, mine host of
The Euclid, is slowly recovering from
an attack of Ia grippe, and he looks a
little the worse for wear.
Arthur PIefke while working on
the erection Of log house, last week,
/ had a log fall upon him injuring his
side and leg quite seriously.
Time Checks on West Superior
Cedar supply Co, suitable for framing,
for sale cheap. Inquire Of ARTHUR
. pIEFKE, Wentworth, Douglas Co,
IS.
a son was born TO Mr., and Mrs,
RANK Ie''oI'A mono i"aI' idiiN
lays AL the Diane TO lhAJ plague! log
norm, but seems 10 De hiP25 Just the
7'''i'''
suppose we all beSih no" 10 make
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\ next "Wednesday afternoon. y fall
attendance desired
/ \ lone time viii cIausp hcfa~p this
country darrs to attempt anothel
/ Worlds Fair, but the world vii, con.
tinue fair 10 the pcoplr who trade Will
/ StoIt2man 3t the Anchor.
Wonder if in his snug retreat at
Washington. Congressman Baldwin
heard the Sickening thud of the Re
/ publican ballots as they fell in The
/ boxes at Duluth last Tuesday.
Nessrs. Gle ( Townsend Of the
Sixth street poIa rink Viii soon an.
houh'e the d'leS Tor grand ihef
chants carnival several ''",'"N'ili'
prizes nav "'ie"uS "ee'' "i'I''
Martin Pattison is experimenting
with winter transplanting trees lie
is now setting out large number Of
trees on his grounds, and as he is do
inc the work we can see no reason why
they should not grow
Invitations are beng sent out toi
a Parlor Social. next Friday evening
the 18th inst. hv the w. c. I. L. ot
+ba E,.+ o,,d a. 40 r,s;aa,,oo IF u
~ -N ' - - ' ' ~
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aurcil Notice.

First Presbyterian, east cnd), Rev.
r + Lynd, pastor. Services at 1918
a. m, and $50 u IN. Themes:
Morning-"Memory as an Element
Of Betribution in the Future Punish
ment OF the Lost"
Evenin%-The Cunning Wrestler. "
Prelude on the a p 4, with special
reference to the editorial i'll last sun
days Leader. Seats free. Strangers
cordially welcomed
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-02-10
ESea; Estate Transfers.

Minutes Of Jan. %.
J McGree to Margaret Taylor Its rs
$40 In ~wly y of b IL in GrayS Subd
of b 10 and swiy p Is W 18TH st sup 8
\ Mcdonald to + Stephenson Its 10 l.
b % " sud LIST div
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
! NV Loan x Inv Co to J ID Ensign Its
II - b l. " sup LIST div
+ Tinkham ct TX to same Its 10 % TX
~ w Sup LIST div
F q Miller TO VI Paine 1t 346 srh st
City OF sup
Minutes OF Jan. o..
! Tfnkham to Nv Loan & Inv co ind
ll-l7 of Its u - b l04 and . 10 10 10 y
p b III " sup lSt div
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
" G. Collins and ] Tuteur to ID I'm
derwood Its Is ~ - y - Il La Belle
div ; sup
Same and + d Underwood TO ii r Tu-
tCur Its b 3 and Its b 81 all La
Belle div in sup
L ID Underwood and J Tuteur to W G
Collins Its Is 10 b % and Its b } La
Belle div ; Sup
Minutes Of Jan. %
: sup Imp Co to l. Diederichs Its IS IA
b u Sup Central
L 4 X Imp Co 10 NJ F Murphy und 4
of Its 81 50 b y " sup 5th div
Same TO the heirs of NJ Malone deed
same property
II W McNabb ct al 10 ] II Agen W Sup
Its 20 p u b a w sup lst div. being
OF Subd OF 1t \ of said townsite and
of So Of Sc Of ne sec l5-49-H
Minutes of Jan. 80.
{ II Purckn to L Mooers IS 5th st
Sup
Minutes of Jan. 81
" Long to a J Lchmicke undIl Its 26
30 b I6b 9TH div sup
c y Cramer aad II p Tadley to Mrs VI
\ Christie - feet of Its II Is 10 b y
lst div Brule Wis
QTIT-CLAII DEEDS.
J Bardon to IL J StinSUn cI@ NV and ne
sec 20-4G-l4
J ; Stack and II J Conner to Cclina
Starkwcather undi2 Of So sec 10 undl.
OF NV sec II all of ne kc - all i7-l4
all NV SEC und,2 of ne sec 10 undii
of ne see ali Alb
G II RucI to J : Richie 1t % b "A in
Subd of 1t \ sec l5-49-li in " sup lst
div sl4 O6 81 of ne l5-I9-l4
Minutes of Feb. !.
II w Austin 20 Mary \ Bascy VII of
W. b - G. Sth 81
Mary y Ba-ry to Gcneyieye Descent
same property
GrHcvirvc Descent to c { SchwCglci
slime property
l. / Snyder to } l. Gooch It b ls3 9TH
div
b ; TOM to Arina Loncy It b 100
1rA div
{ ) Johnson to V Il Fucker Its 225 -,
orIT-CLAIN DEEDS.
) Powell to y sellers Il Il u Is LIST div
y sup
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Revival Services.

\ meeting of all the pastors Of the
respective churches WAS held this
morning III the Y. VI. c \ parlors.
With Rev. W. d. Cornell they are ar
ranging as fast as possible the work
of enllstng their services in the re
vival, and hope in the course Of a week
to give their entire time to the work.
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OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
NATION

President-Grover Cleveland OF New York
Vice ITesident-Adlai f. stevenson of Illinois
Secretary of State-Walter @ Gresham of Indiana
Secretary of the TreaSury-John q. Carlisle ni
Kentucky.
secretary Of War-Daniel S Lamont New
York.
Secretary of the Navy-Hillary A Herbert of Ala,
bama.
Secretary of the Interior-Huke Smith of Georgia
Secretary OF Agriculture. Sterling Morton OF
Nebraska.
Postmaster General-Wilson 8. Bisseu of New
York
chusettes
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DE. IA M

Win occnpy the pulpit in the First N.
T. church tomorrow The morning
subject viii be decentralization with
Life Evening subjects Uses OF
Great Men. Lincoln Memorial serv,
ice before the G.. 4. r..
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I am not mixing III the political
pie, but like Joan of Arc lie Blanc,
can shoot my mouth off. l.. Rice
Well said Alderman Rice. But look
down into the yawning political abyss
and behold the countless blooming
statesmen who are there for just such
indiscretions.-Inl Ocean.
On wednesday last the Senate got
voteou the bill for the repeal Of the
Federal election law, and OF course
passed it. every Democrat and popu-
list-all haters of free ballot and
fair count-voted for the repeal of this
law, whose sole aim WAS for a pure
and unintimidated ballot.
1t is reported that the well known
contractor, Joseph Wolf, of Duluth,
is down with smallpox. He contract
ed the disease III Chicago last week it
is thought. LATER-Mr Wolf died
Thursday Dr. King, late of this city
volunteered his services and was with
the sick man t. the end.
Prof J. W Stearns, of the " iscon-
sin University, visited our city this
week to ascertain if the requirements
of the high schools were sufficient to
enable them to be placed upon the &C
credited list which, when done, admits
high school graduates to the university
without further examinations.
The Rev. DR.. Ryan, Of Duluth.
Will preach III the Episcopal church in
this city EAST End next Tuesday
evening at 100. DR.. Ryan was booked
for sermon here some three weeks
ago, but circumstances prevented his
filling the appointment He is an able
speaker, and you will do well to go and
hear him.
Mrs. ID. C.. Robert who has been
very low from typhoid fever the past
two weeks is better, and it is now
thought she will recover. On Monday
last her life was about despaired of,
her fever breaking suddenly and leav-
ing her III a very PROSTATE condition.
We hope she may now have a speedy
and complete recovery.
The building recently vacated by
the Waving Ocean restaurant on W.
Fifth street, is undergoing repairs
and viii be occupied by Mr.. 5 J.
Rrack, barber. Mr. Eugene Briggs
tho r,,prft,,. SnraDI Straat cbnppn.. l-ar.
VIII move his outfit into the room now
occupied by Mr.. Brack on Becker ave
nue. next to the Merchants hotel.
Rev. Starkweather tells us that
the attendance ut his church Ash We'd
ue.,Iay Last. was The largest he has ever
seen IN this c.ty on any similar coca
SION. Asked fer = reason. he said he
Thought II was an evidence THAT the
people as a "'ioir "rL% giving more al
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Henry " attcrson, the ~tar-eyed
goddess Of Louisville. Ky. able editor
of tie Louisville Courior-Jaurual, and
brilliant orator, VIII lecture at the
First Methodist Church Of Duluth,
this Saturday evening HIS lecture is
entitled The Compromises of Life"
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for reserved seats at The Duluth Mus
ic COMPANY, loo West Superior street.
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A Pedigree Bun at HAwARDEN &
TURNER'S, milkmen, Fifteenth and
Walker Ave. Fee 81. Strictly cash.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-02-10

1t has been matter of gossip for
some time past that James WhitcOmb
Riley, the IIoosier poet, dearer than
all others to the people, thinks serious
~ Of writing play That he has the
ability to write play no one doubts,
but that he should contemplate such a
dangerous experiment., every one Won
iers. Indiana, however, would be
scarcely fruitful enough for charac-
ter play, such as he should wish to
write He should come to Minnesota,
where character abounds in such var
icty. y trip through the places reached
by the St Paul and Duluth Railroad
would give Riley all the information,
character and the like, and especially
the scenic background he might desire
for his play Everybody knows that
the Duluth Short Line runs through
the faireSt portion of Minnesota, which
abounds in the natural and the pictur-
esque, and people like to take this
route because of It's unsurpassed ia
cllities, its handsome trains, its fine
road bed and its superior terminals
Always take the Duluth Short Line
Information cheerfully furnished by
ticket agents, or by w a Russell
General Passenger Agent, Saint Paul
MINI.
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BOARD OF aIuEEHE

lst warl-E. b. I.iuneu. ~ a.Hara
"a E f. Barton {. :. -tarkwoather
81 Nick Anderson, VI. e. Mccormick.
ith q u u Coleman. 4. y. Johnson.
9Th &C J NorquISt, James II. Agen
18th 5 J. Atkinson, John Mctsrath.
eth Edward pundou g. l.. I,ice
sth =. J Bailey John SchocutUrn.
9TH I" d. &. Mcintyre, 9. ", Waterman
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
" J. Whppe President; Frank z. Black, W
Noonan; B. j. Van Week. Secretary
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To RENT Quebec House corner of
west FIRST ST ana Nettleton av Il
rooms and attic, on bay front near the
mill and elevators. y good Landlord
wanted. JAS. :. Richie, or
REYNOLDS X ATWELL
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Mrs E Beaudette, sos West Fifth
street is prepared to d. all kinds Of
DressmakIng. Call and consult with
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-02-10

-Workingmen do not want charity;
they want work. If the members of
the American Protective Tariff Lea
que, its correspondents, and the friends
of protection viii practice what they
preach by purchasing American goods
only, many factories VIII be started
and many thousand hands Will be
given immediate employment.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-02-10
c. ST. p. NJ, & o. TIME CARD.

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