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Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-07-26

London, July 1S.-A Montevideo
dispatch to the Times says that the as
sembly has voted $4,000, 600 to in.
crease the numbers and efficiency of
the army, which will be raised nv
fresh taxation. This step has been
taken in view of the troubles between
Chile and Argentina.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-07-26
The Revolution in Macedonia.

London, July ia dispatch from
Sofia to the Times says the revolution
is spreading in Macedonia, and that
two towns and three villages have been
burned by insurgent bands. 1t is said
the Turks have sent considerable force
of Kurdish cavalry into the district.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-07-26
Brazilian Rebels want Ps.o.

New York, July 1S.-A correspond
cut In Rio de Janeiro telegraphs that
the carbinet will not accept the terms
OF peace offered by both of the revolt.
ing bands in the state of Rio Grande
do Sui. A squadron composed of five
war vessels, has been ordered to the
station in the river Rio de Plata
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-07-26
About Ready to Fight.

Lima, July 17.-The relations OF
Peru with Bolivia are strained It is
rumored that the minister of Bolivia to
Peru is aboue to retire. The govern.
ment of Peru will send 5000 troops to
the Bolivian frontier.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-07-26

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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16
STARKWEATHER
TO THE FRONT!
The Porulists Nominate Him For
Mayor.
NORQUIST NOT IN IT,

The people Of Superior, outside Of
the few who belong to the inner circles
OF ward politics, were shocked from
center to circumference" Thursday
morning when the news spread like
wild fire that Alderman Starkweather
had, the night before, sat in the bald
headed row at the Populistic city con-
vcntion, and as a reward was nominal
ed for Mayor
As everybody had always looked up
on Aid. Starkweather as straight. line.
backed Republican, the establishment
Is not to be wondered at OF course
We all regret that Mr.. Starkweather
should trade off his Republcanism for
Populistic beliefs, but we all wish him
well, and hope his new bedfellows will
not eventually kick him into the back
alley, and leave him an orphan without
any home at all.
The general opinion was that Alder
man Norquist would carry off the palm
at that meeting, but the first formal
ballot stood: Starkweathcr, Is: Nor
quist, II; Vaughn, /.
The convention was so surprised at
what it had done, and done so easily,
that it was quite exhausted and had To
adjourn to get breath. 1t will nominate
the rest Of its ticket next Wednes lay
evening.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16
Taxes and Extravaganza.

+. T. Buxton, Of the bank of Com
merce, this city, was IN Il. Paul few
days ego, and met and conversrd with
a good many bank officials as natural
consequence. Mr.. Buxton, while there
got two or three tlcas in his ear, one Of
which he dug out when he cot home
and gave it to the Leader, and this is
the size of ii:
Another bank Official stated to me
that while in New York ne met cen
ueman VINO had recently invested 500
600 In Chicago real estate. Upon ask
ing him why lie did not place some of
his money IN Superior or Duluth he re
Piled that he had given the matter con
siderable thought and invests CATION and
that Is was tOss-up whether he should
place large portion OF his money In Su-
perlor or Chicago; that he was Influ-
enced in making his investment in the
latter city by the fact that, owing to the
eXtrayagant expenditures OF money
IN the past, taxes III Superior were eX-
CessIYe.
lie also expressed the opinion that
1t seemed to him that the expenditures
of Superior were altogether too large
and that, owing probably to the tact
that good share of the property was
held 10y non residents. the people
were not alive TO the necessity OF keep
ing the expenditures and consequently
the rate OF taxation at the lowest limit
consistent with good government"
The remarkable thing connected with
this is that Mr.. Buxton should have
lived here SO long, and then had to
- 1 ]. c.~
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16
Wont Prosecute "BIind Pigs"

We understand that our new district
attorney has been very protuse with
his promises that all Illicit liquor selling
should be stopped. This sounds well
in times of peace and would be all right
if carried out TO an emphatic conclusion.
But we also learn by letter, that recent
lv an application was made to him for Il
warrant for the arrest Of a "blind pig
outfit in the town Of White Birch, by a
citizen Of that town, which he with pro-
fame ami abusive language refused TO
issue. Application for the warrant was
them made to Il municipal official who
also al first denied il, then ordered his
clerk To issue it, and then ordered his
clerk to hold it back which was done,
and the pig l. still doing business ii
the Old stand in White Birch township.
1t seems 10 be an aggravated case, and
when our public officials refuse
to act when complaint is made, it Is
time for the decent people ofthe place
10 step in and demand an explanation.
Mr. Monson, what reason nave YOU 'or
not granting a warrant when asked for
DO YOU intend to prosecute only such
criminal. as may suit YOUR fancy?
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16

The regular annual meeting for cleo
ton of officers will be held on Monday
evening March 18th at 80 p. m. 1t is
necessary that every member be pres
ent. This meeting is always important
and each should be ready TO do her part
to secure the right woman for the right
place for the year.
The Sunday afternoon meeting was
conducted by Mrs. Chisholm. There
was quite good attendance. On Mon
day evening the Demorest Contest was
held when two boys and six girls COM
peted for the silver medal. The room
was too small for the audience as sever
al had to stand through the the even
ing, still every person seemed good
natured and seemed TO enjoy the exer-
ciscs. The Judges were Mrs. Mason,
Mrs. Cook and Miss Maggie Crawford,
and after hearing the recitatiOns no one
envied them their work as the Competi-
ton was SO close. The medal was
awarded Mis-. Maggie Taylor the decis-
ion met with the general approval of
the audience. 1t Will be for those who
did 50 well bat who lost by only one or
two marks TO try again. \ little paper
published by Mr.. Demorest, who gives
the medal, called "0ur Constitution
can be had for bets. q year, cOmcsmonth-
ly, and each number contains new
recitation which may be used, as one
of the rules which must be complied
with, is that the pieces must be taken
from Mr.. Demorest's selections. 1t
would DC a good thing for those wish
ing to compete to take this paper which
may be secured by leaving cents and
address with Mrs. Pascoe. Besides the
recitation the programe consisted of
devotional exercises conducted by the
President solo by Campbell Chisholm
and an organ and Cornet duct by Mrs.
Smith and Mr.. Chisholm which was
much appreciated. The exercises
closed by the audience singing Ny
Country lis OF Thee.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16
Painting. Decorating, Paper Hang
in9 etc.

A business house covering the above
lines of business has forsome time been
much needed al this end of the city.
We are glad to know that our want IN
this direction has been supplied. Mr..
f. Il. Haunahs, gentleman with
twenty-five years experience, has
opened business here and is ready to
take orders for painting, decorating,
papering. or anything pertainingt 70 that
line of business. lie is located on
Becker avenue. in the Cook block, sec
ond door north Of the Hamen Drug
store. He carries 4 fine line of wall
paper and viii be pleased TO show 70"
his stock and give you prices on your
work
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16
Vote for Glenn cntsOn

lit is so very wrong to allow politics
to enter into the election of 4 Supreme
Judge. why is il that every Democrat in
the state Is so very earnestly working
for the election of Judge WInslow the
lifelong, rockribhel Democratic candi-
date for the Jui@eship2 Many g 50
far a 70 hold up their hands in holy
horror at the idea ofJuI-e Clementson
a Republican, presenting to be a candi-
date, and he Is held UP A. man who Is
trying TO debase the judiciary by be
coming judge just because he is Re
publican. Bah, Such hypocracyis dis
gushing. There is no reason under
heavens why every Republican should
not vote FOR Judge tlementson for judge
and there Is 10 reason under heaven
why any Republican should vote for
Judge Wiuslow.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16
Dcrartmcut Editors.

Orcanization-Mrs. A. w. Bolds.
Educatjon-Mrs. 4. w. Rankin, Mrs.
Iiarrie Rogers.
kindergarten-NIrs. Mary II. Barker.
Music-Mrs. l.. y Brochon.
Art-Mrs. /. l.. Lenroot.
"reminiscences of Early Superior
Mrs. | w. Gates, Mrs. Sarah Bradshaw.
The Mans page-Mrs. +. q. Sher-
wood, Mrs. I. G.'Alvord.
Religion Mrs. j. {. Andrus.
Woman Outside of the llome-Mrs.
Laura Densmore.
Correspondence Mrs. II. T. Fowler.
Clithero, Mrs. II. T. {. Nichols, Mrs. :.
". Lightbodv.
Society--Mrs. Howard Thomas, Mrs.
Children's Page-Mrs. y. NJ. Rey-
nOldS.
Trade and Finance-Mrs. d. f. Rob
crts.
Industries Of Superior--AIrs. L. Il.
Hurd.
Assistants-Mrs. G. L. Ingcrsol, Mrs
T. W. Shackleford, Miss Moore, Miss
Ida Moore, Miss Jennie Listman, Mrs.
\. Delaney, Miss Lou Hicks, Mrs. Fair
child.
Current Topics and Commcnts-Mrs.
W. b. Perry.
Dramatic-lIrs. G. L. Brooks.
Clipping~-NIrs j. c. Bertrand.
Book krview-Miss Margaret Riley,
Miss Avis Waterbury.
Artist-Mrs H. f.. Ticknor.
business Department.
Executive Committee:
Presidcnt-AErs {. f.. Scales.
First Vice Prcsident-Nrs. l.. K, Hurd.
- /
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16
ADV Bruised LIST.
SUPERIOR, Wis. March 16. 1895


There is bill before our legislature
which provides that the question Of
local option" may be carried into the
towns or county outside Of the city
limits. fla town votes no license that
settles it for that town. If the local
option law Is a good law at all, surely
all communities should have the bene-
fit oft the law The bill should pass.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16

Mrs Hod. Taylor. wife Of the editor
of the Madison State Journal, died at
her home in Madison last Tuesday
afternoon. For many years Mr.. TAYLOR
lived at Hudson, and the remains will
be taken there for burial
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16

The trial and conviction Of Harry
Hayward does not seem to have much
influence for good the Minneapolis citi-
zen. Two more murders were commit
tee in that city last week.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Artists of America

At one of the recent art exhibitions
held III the east, it was noticed with
qualification that French painters of
note were excelled by their American
pupils-their work hanging side by side
and the comparison redoundcd to the
credit Of the Yankees. The trouble
with the American artist is, he spends
too much Of his time abroad, taking
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16
TINS warning

Judge u. f. Roberts has a very
timely article in the Telegram last Mon
dav ON or public schools and the meth
ODDS Of teaching-or we might say OF not
teaching now in vogue. We can en-
dorse what he says and more. He does
not 90 far enough, but as he says, he
will not be needed. We would like to
say something on the school question,
but we cannot write 50 modeStiE an"
PRETTY as the Judge can, ami we tear
some of the very touchy teachers
and principals would take objections 10
our comments and we should be turned
down, too quick. But schools where
the alphabet, spelling, reading, writing
etc are not taught are simply very poor
excuses for schools. Let US hear from
some other weary parent.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16

III Moe. oscar, F,lgetbcrg', Bdg Ho, "a
Larson, swan, - .uh
HcCqplcy. DNW sc.tiuti fiodsc
Mitchell, James.
McDermott. VI. 4th street Ita<ca
McDoua 4. u j. ID
Mcdonald. Daniel. III
Murray. Ia lt;,~ca Restaurant ItaSca
Marshall Ed 4th street, ItaSca
Martin Joseph. L Il Rdg Ito, 1lGSca
Marhcau. Arthur, TO " IT
Mcclure, Richard. County jail
Minta, Allen 4 eth and Walker
MCklnnon. Vincent. l5i " eth
McFee. John ~ " GIE
Mather, James PIC Sd
Morrison. u Geo. ZIP " 18th
Monte Frank. 1lth y StinSur
Monte. David W II 4 >tiu~or
Mcktnnon. William. ";h 4 breckenridge
Willard. Allen c. 81 \ Nelson
Mills, Henry. l94 W .th
Martln,un. Martin. " Sd bet f3rrL 4 Nelson
Mckinnon, Frank, O. " 2d
McGuinneSs, Allen J. Mckay BdE Ho nv Z 4
Mayo. George, ~ " 1t
McCrum. John. - 9th
NayCttc. John G. l69 ith
Moranc. John. 18th 4 Newton
Myers. charles. 10 " 1T
McCLoud' James. MrlNay biG lip. ltH~ca
-,
Nelson. NJ ", 4th. Itusca
Newman. John. 2d, Iaec;l
Nelson Andrew. eth & StiuSon
Needs Jr William, : " %
Newburg. Andrew Il. Is " l2th
Nelson. Ole. ED 4 Ca-S Ave
Nelson. Peter. IFS W Sth
wv '7'''' U.S. 49, -
n
OH. l. !. K L BdE Ito. ltu~cI
O liver. Henry :, u 9th
owen. Walter c, II " 4th
Ollare, Charles \, -. 9TH
uNtrOm, AIonzo :, PIG " l2th
Grin Thomas is " lNt
''tN"". N''>' =" o'h
i'oHheiI' j. 4'h " Robertson
.
Peterson. Antoine. K L BdE 10. lia>ea
phcnIN. O J, K K Hdg Ho. ita~cA
Parker, Michael, 4th. Itas"a
Plackett, Richard. IS " 9Th
p,a : 1t
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16


c,aa. 1854 ''''-' % ''i'I'ouil'ed
'''7' S'tlieS'''H evening al the resi-
~. "a - 'oiiiSton WAS postponed
49, 'i''' i''ay evening
- '''1>' " = l. T. smith
IN 9'''
One would naturally suppose that
our board Of trade was the only instItu-
arIau WIN. !''o'I' '''I - l'''
,,,,,,, ,..,,.,,...t H.. :, 49, ''l'''
',' = ~ ~ nus ~ ! Ms
''''- ''''1''
Our East Ind boat club Is reorgan
HihG ana 2ettIng ready for the spring
ana summer aquatic sports. The cIub
numbers about seTenty-tITe, which at
',,,''',;o,' w "o''' no. iis'i''''e
800 80 -, IN ny y "o0u''
Inc world DO move. The east
end cGopers are now making the barrels
Tor the west end mills, Not long ago
the West end millers would have
dumped their flour into the bay rather
than have used barrel made at the
East end. Times are changing for sure.
-Harper,s Bazar for NIarrn OH CON
talns portraits OF Miss Anna Gould and
her Gancc, and a picture of The bride
IN her Weddlng-gown, her train borne
by two pretty pages The fashion de-
signs IN the Number are suitable to the
turn of the season and the earliest
spring.
-NT,.or Woo,i,,,r5 ! oi,.i,, hi,
,Iaca. If Iu.frn-s .orr., If Tnu,or .,,d
Broa5v,, , +n,ro,,.,l, ,,.arban1in., arJ
rrfttino and eypnrts to omen nm Win
an nntirrIv now stocL IF cIotbi3,, aud
.,ant,s r,rnisbina Goods ON "Wednesday
ofpavt wcal, Thn NOW store will hn :,
dandy
NJ Ni'iileSoth h'Gl9'aIuie' rs
oo1l' i Nl7'iii'G llc he"d OF me iahe
anu the ermi'I!on ana Ncsiba IRON
rLnr.I,,. .nI I'm r.t,rr 4n,,;,L.
MN, ar,,,a,, l.,.I ,.o,ar r,II,. raaI;,aI
,.,,,t.,. ,f,,,,. ,,1,,,tal,,,.I
,,,,,., a.. r..
Il I. llahAa ana \. y. Nlhlth cured
Monday afternoon on the Sixth street
rink for box OF cigars. The rlnks
were made up O.: First: K {. Hanna,
J. /. Blshott, l.. y. Merrill, II. ". New
ION. second: y. n. 9liiiih' /. H. smith
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16

FOR SALE-Six cen lots on West
TweI II street, between Newton and
Baker avenues, numtcrd from I62 to
IL. Sc e.wlIk. Also sixteen lots on West
-. h street from l6l TO l9l ln me! u; {.
Block No. | Water st. on Nemadg river;
and ) midwest Quarter Sect on l., anu
the East Half OF Southeast Quarter o.
Section u, 7. Il, Il. II. J. :. hiIe.'. =
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16

I, III GATNREAT PHYSICIAN < Sur
T., IE0N viii attend professional calls
4, tll III aur, ~ rhn day or night from Village
m roluIry dor. Becker & Fifth. superior.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16

-Currie e. Bell OF the Bayfield, Press.
has got a soft snap. GOV. Upham has
appointed him q G-e:-be. Of tie fish
commission
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16

Schmidt, Adam. 1ith Il Rrbertscn
SEafcr John. IN ~ I~t
SaudbcrE. Pact \. 2li " 9Th
~rNcr~uu. ti.. 2tS " l~t
smith. Chuttr~ :. 3lI y Sin
Seaman. 6t:liuick T., " Oh
Sttrettt Wi'lictI = INV 9Th
>hern.sh. Gldocn :. B,t<er 4 II
echuceter. Fred = III 9TH
s.'irt0, Peter l-} an
Sku!p, Joseph. " ~ \ Richardson
Sanbotm. Ruht ". Wis Pt Light House
Stone. WILLIAM, aIs ID
- John. John t. t 1T = stuErt
Schue~ter. Ernest q, - 4th
SmilE Frederick ~ l1tIf
s5per. Edward. l>t & Breckenridge
SOmerS, Patrick, 162 " Sth
Shields Perriz A. ~ 9th
Shapbard John, o. W l>t
Swecdall. John. Newton 4 I?tk
Swanson. J Ohm. n y or
swain Joshua. 100 " Ri
swain. Wsil'tr. }. ~ MI
>hra>uy. Thulna, l~t, near NPRy
SuudIn, Andrew, = " AN
T..ruyr. J \. l; K G,t- Uo. ItaSca
inuruhrrE. Charles ., r56 eth
TaEy, Frederick " "a
Trouoly. AdnlphuS. Ia 9th
T.u,yuI. IJ,, uI an
rrunbull NIcN 2ls " II
TuthIll Thunti., +. Mckay Bdy Hn Ttascs
ramU.e, Peter 10 " Eth
Vance l.. e "a 4 y W Dock
.-o,.,o,,5 = = ran on
VIA. t>,t,,s,.- ,..,.
N,..,,r G,.,r,,, . - -,
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" ''-''' va. "'1Il' '''l'''i'.' 40 ''.'>' ii''tS
Watkins. ". X Bdg Ito. lta>ca
NtISui;. + 4. il Il btS 1T. ii"S:2
NeEuAu. Frank \, IL " I'll
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16
VIC. T. U.
fvita:..-F0r Col and Home and Native Land
The raouI3r ANIMAL MEETING for

Regular meetings First and Third Tues.
days Of each month. III 2:.a' ,. m. ia W. {. I
L rooms. opposite fire hall on hcCker Ave.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16
SATURDAY.. March Is, 1895.

= +. Johnston is laid up with Grip
and is quite sick.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16

The county board will hold a meet
ing next week, beginning Monday
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16


Wis, made by the Board Of Registry of sal
district or the first day Of registration
Iarch ;, Is.j.
Anderson. John Sd. Ita~ca
Anderson. Emil l2s W -th
Anderson. Albert 2ls W l>t
Anderson Andrew J. 10Th & SiinSon
Andres, ID. - " sth
Anderson, John 2ls " l~t
Anthony. VIM. " eth Y Walker
Berry. VIM, K K Bdg Ho. Itasca.
Buden, John, 2d, ltaSca
Breluh Edward. Itu~ka street, ItuSca
Briggs. Eugene NJ, .!pS W "a
Behlen. Walter c. Ils " 2d
Berg. Bore \. - " }d
Bernard. Antoine, II 9Th
Bi,hoff. August +. l5i " 9TH
Back>trOm. Antony. rs " l~t
Buyh. William \. l1g " eth
Branlcv Mat. IIth Walker
Baker. William. 2ls " l>t
Rowden. Alfred. III " II
BARLEY. james, IL " 10Th
Bratt, Erirk. III " SIN
Bu.inder. Frank. Itasca Switch
EOwden. John, 81 " +th
HryneS JUhn.c II Groin
Beg. Alfred. 18th < Robertson
Bcrgiund. Andrew. So " 9th
Ber-lund. Peter, 2is V 1T
Buchanan. Edward. I33 " 4th
Benson, Alex, 1852 " 1t
Buffers, David ". 211 Sd
Brenrrr. james. GoodaIcS Bdg Go
Bcrgluud, Andrew Is y 9TH.
Collins, Osmond VI, ST t Bay street
Cruwnhart, Charles II IL " 18th
Christmas. William. III W 9th
Clark, James Il. ll6 " 18th
Coleman. William q, rs " "a
CunlOn, Matthew, loo W 9TH
Campbell. Albert y. l72 eth
Collins Michael Ia " eth
Coddy, Darwin G, y W Coal Docks
Conley, ChaS ". 2lS W lst
Davies, Edward. d < W Section House
Dieglc, Ed, X X Rdg IIo, Itasca
DOpp. Herman, rs " eth
Davis. Edward 7, ETH X Robertson
Doughcrty Patrick, Goodalcs Bdg HO
Dupcn. Lysaught. ; " 18th
Daley, John. 55 W 9th
DcvcrS. james. 80 " 9TH
DunScath, John. I43 " 18th
DunSeath Robert. IS " lIth
Darn. Edward. 2lS " Sth
Dallmanson, David \. IA W l2th
DonaldS. VIM \, is 9Th
Dam. Frcdland II, BIDS l. " llth
Dcmarcc, Fuvcrd, 81 y 9Th
Ennis. John, Il Il BdE Ho Ita>ca
ESyling. William 2d street, lt;tsca
Erickson. Gust. Ii9 " Sth
Erickson. Excl +. 10 " sth
EaNtIund. ChaN @, 18th x Stinsou
Emerson. Ennis. - " ith
Eagau, Mathew. - " 9TH
FogclhurE. William. n street Ilasca
F'h''"5' "di''cN ~ = "'h
I"Fu' An"r'"' 4'h y h"peF'7oh
Frederick. August, Il " 9Th
Fcs>cndeu. Edward ID. l.I 10Th
Furman, Henry. 90 V sth
n
Camden. Frank. L L Bdg lIo, ItaSca
Gcesa. George, K. Il. Bdg Ho. Itasca
Glcndeuning. Thomas, 137 " nth
Ginter. Henry. - 9th
GOodsell. William II, st CroiX
Gleason, Timothy, lt;tsea street
To,lor-o,, IT.,r,. OIL, 3. U,ll,.r
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II,,,,o,,.,,t,, r.,b,r. .d.,r.o, It.,s,..
tI,,,,.,-,of,, IL, II 81, .t,,,,.t IT,,
Harrison III 81 street It,s,.a
UavIry Il Hansen Restaurant. Itosca
U,frr. rti,.h.,nI b..trart It,sr,
Tt.,r. li,-I..,dT, q,,,.,b
UaIvcr-op. Andrew. u. " 1.t
Hartley Walter T. 21Nw 9Th
Hudson. Reuben Il. 5w lit
Ua,tou. Ionn. l5tw 9th
Uawardcn. Edward. 18th & Walker
IIaycr-uu. Havcr. 2!s v l~t
Hir~t. Gustav. I,i2 v I2th
Halton. Thomas Is " 1T
HrdhlaV. Frederick. 2d X Stiu-Dn
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HOard of IIitOrS

Miss +. \. Reynolds, Mrs l. W. Bur
hans, Mrs J. q. Rogers.
City Editor-NIrs {. c. Pope
Assistant-Miss Luna Christie
Telegraph Editors Mrs. NJ. l.. Bar
kew, Mrs James \ Bishop.
Reporters W. J. johnson, Mis-
ses Alice Delaney, May Gowling, Ida
Densmore. Jennie Listman, Lou Hicks,
Jessie Evans, White, Lewis, TcS>ie
Beebe, Madge Tosteyin, Ida Moore,
Elizabeth Smith.
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OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
LEGISLATIVE
cot

r.otins CONGRESSMAN, 10Th Dist.
John J ,,,,II ......S State Senator.
I'M, . i,u As>emblyman, I'D Dist
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Collins, Osmond ", 81 t Bay street
Cruwnhart. Charles II ~ " 18th
Christmas, William. III W 9th
Clark. James h. ll6 " 18th
Coleman. William &. l5s "a
CunlOn, Matthew, loo W 9TH
Campbell. Albert y. Up " eth
Collins. Michael. Ia " 9TH
Coddy, Darwin G, y W Coal Docks
Conley, ChaS NJ. 2lS W lst
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John A. Bardon has been on the
sick list the past week-grip or course.
He is able to be ont today.
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REGISTER OF ELECTORS
CT THE
SECOND PRECINCT
OF THE
FIRST WARD.

In the City OF superior. Douglas county,
Wis made by the Board Of Registry of said
district or the first day OF registration.
March ) Is.j.
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The little seven year old daughter
OF Edward Nreelaud is very low from
violent attack of typhoid pneumonia.
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Women's Charity Edition.

Following is the editorial staff of the
women's charity edition of The Leader
to be issued on April 9, the entire rev
enue Of when will be donated to the
Hospital and Home for Women and
Children.
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Gandcr. Frank. Il Il Bdg IIo. ItaSca
Gcesa. George, K. Il. Bdg Ho. Itasca
Glcndcuning. Thomas 49, " nth
Ginter. Henry. - 9th
Goodsell. William II, e st Croix
Gleason. Timothy, e Itasca street
Gagncr, Alex. 2gI Sth
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FoyclhurE. William. II street Ilasca
FtudlHy, James &. 2I2 v 9th
Ford. Andrew. 9TH & Robertson
Frederick. August, Il " 9Th
Fcs>cndeu. Edward ID. l2g W 10Th
Furman, Henry, % V Sth
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Ennis. John. Il Il Bdg Ho Ita~ca
EStIing. William. 2d street, ltasca
Erickson Gust. li9 " Sgh
Erickson. Excl +. 10 sth
EuNtlund. ChaS O, 18th x Stinsou
Emerson. Ennis - ith
Eagau, Mathew. - " 9TH
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P. +. Stoltzman came up from
Cameron the fore part of the week to
attend to some business matters here.