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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-03
Notice OF Foreclosure S,I.


First publication June 18th 1885
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Douglas County. In Circuit -.,..
Daniel a. Robertson, Plaintiff.
Edward Mahoney and Robina
W. TurnbuN defendants
NOTICE Is hereby given that rrf-,,s-,.
by virtue OF a Judgment Of foreclosure ~ o. ana
entered in the ahOv. entitled uvr.ar. 81. .. "a.
cult court for Douglas county. ur Tile. r-. d. .''-
october. \. L., lN9I. shall offer for ,g' ~ Wi
"a the highest bidder Tor cash ut .I.. ~, ~,
door of the court house al >.rr.rf.- ~ '.. NJ.
Douglas county, on the a4lh ,lay Of l-.,, >3,l
ls@5 AT 10 o'clock i'm the forenoon ~ rf.. ~ ].
the real estate and morgugcd premise. r., .a'
by SAID judgment directed 10 be sold vh.,t o. J
premises are situated in the county N T..3a.4
and state of Wisconsin aai are described D., : ~
lows. tO-wit: ''--
The Eastcrly one half Of The Nu-tts-,, .
half of block numbered Seventeen II. .r "a ~
Thirty fifth street in the Tuwu,i,. ur >,.,,' >.
NOW City Of superior, according 70. H.. ~,
thereof on file and of record IT, the. ret.. - '-
Register of Deeds for said Douglas ,..,., '7
satisfy the sum of Eleven Hundred ana F.,t..
eight and b7-lon Dollars SllsS ~. With 49,.
thereon at the rate nf >iN per cent r.,.r .r.'
from the date of SAID Judgment. Together IN
the costs and expenses of such sale ''"
JOHN W. IOEHTE
sheriff of Douglas county N.>r,r,.-
CATLIS ( BUTLER Il CARL {. FOFF
Attorneys for Plaintiff sn1s.v.-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-03

WANTED $::: :::: .:a & $: :
OrnamentalS. Ladies make this business .
success, Easy work, pleasant, light anG
profitable. OUTFIT FREE. Apply at once
with references, and secure choice of terri
tory. /. :. MAY COMPANY, Nursery
men and Sccdsmcn, Rochester. y. Y.
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Sherifrs Sale on Execution

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Douglas County. 50.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an
y execution issued out of the superior court,
of Douglas county, state of Wisconsin, 10 me
directed and delivered, and bearing date the
18th day of July, 1895, upon the judgment rem
dercd in said court. on the I'D day OF May, le9l
in an action therein pending wherein the Bank
OF Superior ia curpOratiOnl was plaintlh ana
Herbert W. Pearson and c. A. Pearson were De
PENDANTS in favor of the said plaintiff and
against the said defendants, for the sum of Two
Thousand Nine Hundred Eighty Four and LOO
Dollars lS2gS4 IT.. with interest thereon from the
said 22d day of May, 1894, | will on the 9th day
Of september 1898, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
of that day, ut the east front door of the court
house. in the city of superior Douglas county,
Wisconsin, offer for sale and sell. nj public auc-
ton to the highest bidder for cash, all the right
title and interest that said defendants or either
Of them had on the 2lst day of March. 1891, when
the same was attached III the said action. or
have since acquired in and to the following
described real property situated III SAID Douglas
county, Wisconsin, to-wlt:
Lots IL "a - and 30 of the MOrrisett Ont Lots.
Lots II of the Morrisctt ont Lots, except the
eastcry "a of one acre thereof.
The undivided I3-4oths of the following lots
and blocks:
Lots 29> and 40 on West First street
Lots 80 and 40 on West Fifth street.
Lot on West Ninth street.
SEX of block on West Fifteenth street.
SEA of block on West Fifteenth street.
SCI Of block - Ell West Twenty First street,
NE, of block on West Twenty Third street.
SW !, of block - on West Twenty Fifth street,
SE.I4 of block - on West Twenty Ninth street.
NV. q of block 81 on West Thirty Third street.
Lot 562 on East Second street.
Block - on East First street.
Block IS on East seventh street
Block % on East Thirteenth street.
Block on East Fifteenth street.
Block - On-kaSt St. trOlX street.
Block - on East st. Clair street
Block - on East Ontario street.
Block lob on Baltic street
Bio II on ~im1oe street.
Block lOt on Peninsula avenue.
I'll in the city of superior. according to the
plat Of the tOwnsite of superior. recorded in the
office Of the Register of deeds in and for said
Douglas county.
The whole OF Lot 32S on West Seventh street in
the said city of superior according to the record
ed plat of the said TOWNSHIP.
The E.Il4 and the ; E,l4 of S.Wl4 and the
NJ of S.W.14, and Eg of NV, Of Section 81,
III Township a. North, of range Il West.
The NW.14 Of S.W. 4. and the S.Wl4 of N.El4
and the :. E.14 of S.W.14 of Section 4, i'll Town
ship A North of Range 10 West,
or so much thereof as may be necessary to sat
lsfy said execution together with the costs of
sale
Dated this 2Gth day of July, 1895.
JOHN w HOFHLF
Sheriff, Douglas Comfy, Wisconsin.
By CHARLES WICKSTRoN
Deputy sheriff.
PICKERING & HARTLEY.
PlaiuuH Attorneys. jy@7s7
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-03
Notice of Foreclosure Sale
-NVIfNN Ut FVTNNIVHUIt VIII
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Douglas County. SIS Superior tpu
Joseph Book, Plaintiff,

n H.
GOttfried HembaCh. and Henrietta
HtimhaCh, Defendants
NOTICE Is hereby given, That 10y virtue NJ and
pursuant To the judgment Of foreclosure made
and entered in the above entitled action In the
superior Court of said Douglas county. On
the 9th day of June. 1894 | shall offer To-
sale and SELL nj public aucliCn. 10 ihe highest
bidder for cash, at the East front door - tho
court house, i'll the city of Superior. Douglas
county, state of Wisconsin. on the 2+th dBy Of
August 1895, at 10 o'clock 4. NJ the following
described real estate, in said judgment ordered
to be sold, to wit
Lots six g. aud seven ca, in block sxty-cfgh,
t5l in the towuSite Of superior City. IN The cBy
superior. Douglas county. Wisconsin according
to the plat Of said townsite recorded 100
the office of the Register of Deeds In
and for said Douglas county. Wisconsin or
50 much theret as shall he sSufiicieut 10 SATISFY
the sum of one Thousand Seven Hundred sixty
nine and 32-IO0 Dollars iS176g % with interest
thereon from the said 9th day OF June lsf4
at seven 20 per cent. per annum, and ihr
costs and expenses Of such sale
Dated this 10th day of July. lSg5
JOHN W. HOEUIE
Sheriff Of Douglas County Wisconsin.
BY CHARLES WICKsTEON, Deputy -hrr.f.
PICKERING a HARTLEY.
Plaintiff ) Attorneys gl.4l1
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Will Bear Watching.

The liquor dealers of Minnesota are
about affecting an organization for the
protection of their interest. The asso-
cation Is not to be organized for mere
intellectual Improvement or social pass
time. 1t Is for serious business. 1t is
TO be secret organization with the
most approved safe guards against the
PRONUNCIATION OF its plans. Its object is
TO advance the cause of personal hber-
~, the meaning of which, from the
standpoint Of the saloon. is we'll under
stood. The friends of sobrietv and
morality need 10 reflect on the meaning
of such movements. They are conduct
ed very quietly, without any flourish
OF trumpets. They represent careful
planning, bold operations and large ex-
penditures of money in the arena Of
politics. Such associations will bear
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Herald.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-03

Nobleman-I know I'm old. but
love You. Will YOU marry me?
American Heiress much do
you oWc?-Judge.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-03
ST W MONS.

CIRCUIT COURT, DOUGLAS COUNTY.
Superior Consolidated Land COMPANY
IaiHi!f
Sarah Barton shelby Kinkc q. Defendant
The State of Wisconsin: To the snid Defend.
ant:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service OF this summons. *
elusive OF the day of service, and defend he
above entitled action in the court aforesaid. and
in case of your failure so 10 do. judgment will
be rendered against you according to the de.
mand of the complaint; of which a copy is here
with served upon you.
f. b. MASWARING 49,.
j20a2i Plaintiff AUurn,y
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-03

A floating paragraph says: The
Queen Of Italy never puts on the same
gloves or stockings twice" That's
nothing. The Queen Of Dahomev never
putt. on any gloves or stockings a. all
Exchange
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-03

Through the Democratic party
alone can free coinage be restored. The
republican party is disciplined to obey
its bosses, and all its bosses are for cold
st. Louis Republic
Is that not pretty cool for a Cleve-
land-Carlisle Democratic organ? The
Republic il Democratic. and Cleveland
and Carlisle are running the party for
which II shouts.-Inter Ocean.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-03

doctor, nave an important phvsi-
illogical question to ask you. When |
stand on my head the blood PUSHES into
my head. Now. when l stand Of my feet
why does it not rush into MY feet?''
Because your feet are not hollow"
New Nyk World,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-03
D-SALESMEh,ss

Line of Nursery Stock. We cannot make you
Rich in a month but can give you steady sa.
gloymsnt and will pay you well for It. Our
prices correspond with the times Write tof
terms and territory to
THE HAWKS NURSERY co,
fm2jn29l Milwaukee, wisconsin.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-03

Thos. F. Cakes, Henry C. Payne, II. c. Rouse
RECEIVERS.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-03

Ladies Wei Kid, Cloth
Top, Tan Chocolate Ok
fords, worth S3.25, closing
out price 1864
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-03

BAKER & HELMS.
Plaintiff : Attorneys.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-07-02

Engls- A troce Of rain This week. An
vegetation doing nicely.
0nilinas eprinaa This han been q
nno week FOR growing cropa especially
garden truck.
CHA. Range very dfy, and erssa about
used w. Cattle are NOT PRIME, aud oom6
are'dylne from the effect OF tle dfouth.
All Irrigated crops are looking well and
have made~ excellent growth during pass
week. An fruits, except peaches. bro
doing weIi and promise q splendid crop;
grapes aro doing especially woll.
Las Cruces. Weather hos been clear,
and uniformly warm with 20 high
winds. The corn crop 70 making god
Roadway, aud small grains are being
rapidly harvested. Early variety Of
peaches have boon placed on the mar.
koi; apriooia and plums are riponing.
Las Vegas. Crop conditions have con-
linued favorable, and light showers dur.
ing the middle OF the week we're beno.
acial.
Los Alamos. Light rain during tbs
week, and oil vegetation dong we'll
Ranches Of Taos. Fruit grain and
grasses are doing we'll, and eli promise a
full yield.
Rincon. A light shower on the 18th.
Wheat and barley are being harvested
and the yield win DO large. Other drops
are looking we'll; ample supply q water
for irrigation.
Roswell, Fine growing weather. air
moist and pleasant; weather variable.
June apples, early Crawford peaches and
cherries are plentiful ia the market.
Excellent new, native white potatoes
nro being gathered. also some sweet po-
tatoea. Pears promise, IN size and yield,
20 exceed any season heretofore. Stock
ranges, cattle and sheep are in fine CON
dition in this vicinity.
Santa Fe. Several light rains during
the week we're beneficial. Cherries,
currants, gooseberries and other small
fruits are plentiful. Wheat, oats aud
corn are doing we'll.
Wagon Mound. The weather has
been dry and warm, but drops are max.
ing good progress; corn H. eight on ten
inches high. Stock is doing nicely, al
though water for stock is somewhat
scarce. The light rams have been alb.
sorbed by the soil, hence the water holes
have not been filed. Cherries will be
ripe about the first Of the mouth.
Winsor's Ranch. The weather has
been warm with occasional showers,
Crops have made good growth, and cat
tie and ranges are in good condition.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-07-02
Died.

Ia this city at the Ladies' Hospital
Sunday morning, June 9Oth, 1895 Mrs.
O. Case, wife Of L T. Case, aged s.
years.
Mrs. Case was q resident Of George
town and an old resident Of Grant
County. She was q woman Of unusual
business ability and possessed many
amiabls qualities as a lady. She was
buried from the hospital on SUNDAY
afternoon at Eve O'clock, Rev. Edward
s. Cross conducting the Episcopal Ger.
vices. Her remains we're followed to the
grave Ia the Masonic eemsterY by q
great number Of aympathising isiands
whors the beautiful burial service Of the
Eastern Star lodge was rendered and
her body consigned to the ground
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-07-02
WeeklY weather Crop Bulletin.


Week ending June "a. 1894
Vegetation has made steady advance
mont during the past week. Light local
showers occurred throughout the GEN.
tral portion Of the Territory, and the
report from Winsor's ranch shows 30 Of
an inch Of rainfall, which was the hoav.
lost for the week.
Cofeala are bslng rapidly harvested IN
the southern portions Of the Rio Orando
valley. June apples, early Crawford
psaches, ~aprioots. cherries, blockberIies
and Strawberries are abundently sup
piled 70 The markets, and the quality Of
the fruit 10 e~xoellsnti and Ia The lower
Poeos valley native white potatoes, also
sweet potatoes are 20 be had.
with tho exception OF the southwest
err portions, where rain Is still badly
needed, and some cattle reported dying
from the effects Of tho drouth. the pros
poets are favorable tor The improvement
Of range cattle. The stock ranges on an
average are IL good condition, and we're
Improved BY the light nhowers during
tie middle oithe week.
Tho following extracts from some Of
reports received here win BE- found 81
interest.
Bornolillo. The weather hiss been
vary dry this week, with leaa wind than
preceding Neeka. Corn, wheat. fruit
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-07-02

'-''rt y 'p"n
Frcf uoch1r rods over irsm Central
laet Wpooeaiay mornirn on his wheel
Naa echuia, accompanied hY hla fam.
ny and Miss Eaaie Abraham, went 10
80 Aosels' inat tosap.y mo,nlne ~
.-e~ m $500.
thsrs.
few dayn leuf wsok On ioaai b-uniness.
go 49,. ~ .r a--.
commencement e~rerolsss a Mordl Hell
lat Friday and osoort her daughters
home Who have been attending the Con
vent The past year.
Malcolm Mo0roaor wua over from
Georgetown last Thursday and Friday.
Williams Rivers md Stewart Tatum
returned % Cooney last Friday.
Mrs Brysnt, who has bssn The guest
Of her daughter, Ara. DR.. White, Ia this
city, for several montha, left tor her
'o"' e ~
Jon Mahohey was np from Deming 3
few days last week
A.. d. wblta "a v;si.,nq Nh. rsrnoi.
R,oe 81 D.m,ng
h,1s yiafr sonue- "sns oo~n 70 D'"
ing iAas Aess'7y 70 f'' '''
oEsylon' woo tesuLnSo nom me
cess 2 rev GAYS EGG, says 'nA' inc 0os'-
m ". Nsn retofneo 70 NosoHoh On
"~eo.ssoas a.'et sPenes.s
WIN one 1""''S = en's o''s'
IN bragaw was ever from 1eorge-
so"n 2 ie" nays iaS' "e'A' returning on
Julius Wsllgehausen was over from
Central last Friday.
Talanhono guparintondent Parmerlee
went Out TO MogOllon Saturday and will
remain until after the Fourth.
ps suope. Of kentucky. who recently
located at Deming, paid bic hrat visit 70
Silver City last Friday. There y q hne
field ia Doming for 3 thorough physician
and surgeon and Or. swope VIII no
sooD. 80 80 ~S1-...
s..,1smsn
r.~% ps.sss ~, s,ras~
49, 81 ra.s pa-.~s
~h,eh 49, 49, ~. .,vsn I, hsr
.a.-sa.t rs,nrasv n;oht
c~-s~
80 sn~da- mo~n,nr
IN --s-s~~~s,s 1870
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mira klburn. with Misses JOSIE White
-
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-07-02

Lieut. Calbraith. With Troop b lat
Cavalry. returned from q three weeks
scouting expedition last Saturday They
discovered unmistaktble evidences of
Indisua but e6uor ~" nuccoeded "a
keeping out Of slaht and hes 10 doubt
rolusned 70 bic reservation.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-07-02

How 20 Cure Yourself Whiie Usiag
Tobacco.

How 20 Cure Yourself Whiis Using
Tobacco.
The tobacco habit grows on o mar un-
tit hia nervous system Is norIouaiy naoc-
tod, imp1iring health, comfort and hap
pinca8. TO quit Suddenly p too severe q
shock % the system. ~ tohaooa - 90
inyeternte user beoomeaa atImuIan4 that
his syatom continually Graves. Baoo-
euro - q scientific cure f0r ths tobaeCo
habit, Ia ni ITS forms, carefully con-
pounded after the formulate an eminent
Physician who has u1odit ia bis priVntQ
practice since 1872 without q failure,
purely vegetable and guafan1ood pogtoot.
" harmless You 3 ueoaii che 1oh4cto
.y0n want while taking E1co C1ro d
viii notify you when 90 stop We EIvon
Wiitttl Q~uaF1nt8B 70 permanently Gur1
any case With three boxes. or relnnd the
money with ten per cent interest," bacc-
euro pa not q substitute. bus q ecci1tifo
cure, that cures, without lho aid of VIII
power and with no In~conVenlcnca. 10
leaves The system pure and IEee ol nI1o-
tine az the day peioreyo took your 1nit
chew or smoke Sold 81 druggists With
our ir0uoIad guarantees, 90 $40 pr box,
thrso boxes Thirty days tro1imcnf1 ca
50, Oh cont direct upon receipt ct rIlDo.
Write for booklet and plooia M0lcAa
Chemical 8 MLg. %. Mig. CtomtR
Ia Crosse. WIo.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-07-02

This Is q auit In equity, brought 10 r.
strain the levy Of q tax 70 pay interest
on certain County bonds, issued July L
1883. Ia aid o. the construction Of the
Silver City. Deming and paoifo Railroad;
also 10 onioin the county treasurer from
paying over 10 the bond holdsr1 any
money Eiready collected from taxa
ton Tor this purpose. nwill be unnsc.
easary 10 nohco that part Of the bin 70
laiing 70 ii collection Of the ta~rairsady
levied, a. the collector has not boon
served with process and 70 not yet Be-.
fore the court The suit Is brought %
tho name oi several oUnsE1 Of real and
rersonnl property, subject 70 ihe TAX,
and Of such other tax payora as may
come 10 and % made parties The bill
epofn that tie railroad vas owned by q
private corporation, and Nas built ope.
rated, managed and controlled Tor the
pggpcas ~ private gam, and psithor al
che nme. prior nor subsequent 10 the -.
cue Of said bonds did TIE County hapA
any Interest |n q sonllol oyer So that
tho bonda we're esre3 without auihorlty
of Law end void. cod tAt rnlauiuine1t 81
their n,ne appttra unoo their itca
Iba dol,tlsn,a lho board q oog
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-07-02

Max eohutz. islogrsphed from IOo
Angeles LASH Saturday Afternoon that
Mias Eaaie Abraham was dangerously
sick and asked that Mrs Abraham cone
b her Of once. Mfa Abraham departed
on The Sunday moFning train.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-07-02

Since the murder Of w. }. Viokory,
which occurred on Bear creek, Grant
County, on OF about May 10 1895, ~ still
shrouded In mystery and tho perpetra-
tors o fthe crime have never been brot'
70 justice, we, the undersigned, hereby
offer a reward OF 1000 for information
leading TO the arrest and conviction Of
tho guilty party or parties.
RICHARD VIcKERY,
Waxahachia, Texas.
CHAs. VrcKERY,
john VfcKEnY,
26-2t. Ennis, Texas.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-07-02

The best public and private club
rooms in the city Of the
White House. 166
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~cannot a9act tba ,ig6ts - tha hon,
; holder and No stt.mnf shonld la mad
"a as;ud;caaa tbair riottS ei,hont g,vir.
, sham a. on,~,rsun,tv 81 ~ 49, an
Of Ansbony y. state e. rel. 40 Pao ReI
llss. Grown ". Trousasle. las. u. 81 9ol
Story Ia. pldq. SEQ. NJ SEQ. But 4
tha Case at bar the compls;nanta ailso
that tina namaa and raaidencea ~ M
bond boldars ara nurnoun5 and fhov ~
that ayhen the aania shauha aiaoovara
y thav NAV Ia made ana c-onasaarad ma,
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Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-07-02

j. M. Fritter makes fresh candy
every day and sells It on q small
margin for cash. lStt.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-07-02

q W. Burdiok served dinnar 70 50
guests 81 the Thinner House last Sun
day. No win continue 70 make his Sun
day msala 4 feature o. bis business. 27s
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-07-02

Bar eiifaf. GA
Aoao. 49, .t....t. t.......4....o I1tf
Topper. 1000
The Vsn amoltor, in thia city, which
has been oloaed down for several weolfa.
was blown in yesterday. The company
now hes lnits bins and yards about nvo
hundred ious Of orc and oonoontrates
and contracts uened for deliveries Of
ore to The capacity Of the plant. They
viii treat about 80 tons Of ore PEI day,
employ a ioroe Of about 20 mon night
and day and pueh every feature Of the
boslncea 20 its fullest eztank During
the time the property has bson shut
down several propositions have been
under consideration By Mr.. Flagler for
the disposition Of the property. and on
Saturday q lease for q year was given
the Van Smelling Company. Hurrahi
The starting ~ Of this property meme
& great deal 70 ths business interests Of
silvoroity.
o. W. Anthony and John A. sphinx
recently made q new strike "a
shingle canon near Georgetown. They
bad but fairly broken the surfaos
whom al a depth OF i've feet they struck
q solid vein OF ore one foot vide which
ran "a per cent lead and 3 ounces 10
silver. They have named tho new mine
tho Drax.