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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27
The State of Superior.

The Copper County Evening News,
published at Calumet, Michigan, in its
issue Of the 18th inst, copy Of which
has been received at this Office, speak
ing of the proposed new state of Super
Tor, saws:
Last nights Evening News contained
long article upon the proposed found
ING of new state, to be carved out OF
Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota.
1t appears that Captain Alex McDoug-
all, Of whaleback fame, has come for
ward III favor OF founding this new
state. II" proposes that the new state
should be bonded on the north by
Canada, on the west by the Mississippi
from that river along the southern
boundary OF the northern tier Of cOun-
ties in Wisconsin and terminating at
the extreme tip ofthe Upper Peninsula.
glance at a map would almost make
one believe that the counties in the
various states had been laid out with
this very purpose in view as the bound
aries of some of the counties are almost
in a straight line, but in order to carry
out one OF the objects proposed by Mr..
NcDOugall it would be necessary to in
Clude Menominee county in the pro-
posed state. This could be done by
making the Is degree of latitude the
southern boundary until the Brule
river was reached and then continuing
down it until the Menominee river was
reached-the present boundary be-
tween MICHIGAN and Wisconsin The
whole of the Upper Peninsula would
then be included IN the new state.
Mr.. McDougall's idea for now coming
forward is in order that the whole of
the iron ranges on the lake may be
subject to one general law instead of as
at present subject to the whims Of three
legislatures. We notice that the Mar
quette and Menominee ranges were ap-
parentlv overlooked as the article only
mentions the iron ranges Of Eermillion,
Mesaba and Gogcbic.
As We understand the matter it will
be necessary to obtain the consent OF
the legislature of the three states to
cede back the portions of the territory
required to form the state proposed to
the United States and then conrrpsc
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27
The Chicago Beef Combine.

The ups and downs OF tie wheat mar
ket. a. the re- nit of bull and bear ma
nipulatious, Do not perCeptlb.v affect
tie cost OF bread. 1t is seesaw play
Of "tle b0ys' on Change. But the
rise in the price OF beef is an entirely
different matter. That goes down into
the pockets Of the people and takes the
money right out, and all for the benefit
Of gigantic combine. 1t means mil
Mons for the "big four with 10 benefit
to the producers. Ifthe cattle raiSers
cot it or even share of it, ii would not
Toe quite 50 bad, for besides the COM
paratiyely few ranchmen who are pro-
ducers, nearly all farmers nave every
year few steers to turn off. But be-
tween the producer and the customer
stand the beef barOns with their retain
crs, who are taking ali this enormous
and Illicit toll for themselves. 1t is
Pharaoh's dream over again, with mod
eru variations, the lean kline going to
the producers ana the consumers and
the lat to the meddiemen.
Tie Standard Oil Company, with It's
absolute monopoly Of petroleum and its
products, is the pattern after which
the beef combine is modelled. Four
concerns having their headquarters in
Chicago, but branching ont so as to COW
or the entire field, practically, so far
work together, and have for years, that
- 81, y,
doubt they lave their petty riyalries in
. details Of business operation, but they
are none the less four "hearts that beat
as one" and their single thought is how
to buy cattle cheap and sell beef dear.
Gradually they have extended their
operations, so that nothing short of a
cataclysm can wrest from their grip the
whole business,
The local dealer is no longer butch
er. He 10 obliged to get his meats from
| the combine and sell it at their prices,
with some allowance for the varying
rents and general cost of running the
/ business. y great class of once indie
| pendent buyers and sellers have been
I reduced TO little more than mere hired
men. The householder finds the cost
/ Of his meats increased, but the man he
/ buys it of Is not to blame for it. He
/ cannot help himself any more than the
1 gally slave can throw off his chains.
| Should he attempt to assert himself he
would be rcm0r6elessly crushed out.
! This crushing out has occurred so often
| that the entire trade understands the
! uselcssness Of resisting fate.
The American people are the great
! beef eaters Of the world. 1t is with us
the common food Of the people, and not
/ the luxury OF the favored few This in
/ creased cost Of meat puts a pcrceptable
! burden upon the average householder
/ \ COLON of kerosene, even in house
4 holds where it is tine sole dependence
for artificial light, lasts several days,
/ costing less than d pound of bce;, but it
takes several pounds to make roast
for even small family, and two or
three to make 4 steak. And is there no
/ help? Must the American people sub
NIT to toe taxed heavily and daily to
swell the profits of the Armour Norris
Swiit-Hammond combine? This is 4
very practical question, and unless the
big four" let 90 their grip upon the
people some way will surely be found
to bring relief Ocean
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

1t now looks As though Thomas
boher;y, the newly elected chairman
ufthe board Of supervisors in the town
Of Brule. by virtue Of Which he becomes
4 member Of the county board, is likely
to be thrown out on account ofan error
made in his qualification papers. 1t
seems he signed the blank where the
town clerk should sign IN his acknow-
ledgement. The clerk no doubt saw
the mistake but said nothing until the
time to qualify had passed and then in
formed the board that Mr.. Doherty had
not been legally elected and qualified.
WHAT the county board will 40 in the
l.rculi-cs remains 70 he ,cen.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27
Inter OScan Snap Shots.

An Eastern journal calls the Ameri-
can people 4 nation of beei-caters.
They are ROW reforming,
Cattle on hoof and dressed beef are SO
wide apart as to create a suspicion that
they are not friendly.
Aaron some time ago also "set up a
golden calf and ordered the people
to fall down and Worship" Every body
knows what happened.
Workingmen, beware of cheap
monry.-Nashville banner.
Yes, and also beware of the party
that has made labor cheap and work
scarce, and left millions Of workingmen
without money OF any kind.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27
His Fighting Career At An End.

Denver, Col, April 2l.-After serv-
ing continuously in the service of the
mite d States for a period of forty-three
years, Major General Alexander Nc
Dowell McCook will retire from the
army tomorrow, a step made necessary
by the law, the age of 81 having been
reached. General McCook will leave
Denver this week for Dayton, Ohio.
where he will remain until May 10. He
Will then 20 to Washington and New
York, reaching the latter city June !,
to be gresent at the graduation of his
daughter. Later in the summer the
General will sail for Europe with his
family. There he Will visit for several
months. lie has made no plans con
corning himself after returning to
the United States With the retire
mont OF General McCook the last of the
fighting McCooks goes into private life,
and for the first time in nearly half a
century the army will be without Nc
Cook in its active rolls 1t is a most
noteworthy fact that General Daniel
McCook, father of General McCOok, who
will be retired tomorrow, and their
sons were all in the field fighting for
their country at one time and that four
OF them attained the rank OF General.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27
No Regrets.

A millionaire who was noted for his
ccccntricity has died at Antwerp. NJ
van Goulaken was ono Of the celebrities
Of the city Of RubcGS, and his house
one of the sights that was more anus
ing to the visitor than to the neigh
borhood. Van GOula6en had a special
antipathy for tram lines. and when
they were laid down III front of the
house many years ago, he took I'm cath.
and registered it il letter to- the.
authorities, that he would never hav"
his house cleaned or painted again.
The house was long Il disgrace to the
fashionable quarter in Which he lived.
but he regarded its dirtincSS with a
grim satisfaction. In his viii he has
forbidden his heirs TO use thn word
regret in any announcement of his
dcath.-London Globe.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27
Out OF Sight, Already.

From the Rochester Post.
There Is bill before the legislature
10 appropriate money for higher edu-
cation. From what we have seen of
the education of nowadays, a better
lower education, more thorough knowl-
edge of the rudiments of learning,
would be good thing.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27
Nrt1SS ti ~ NS-'Nui' ''41~
STATE OF WISCONSIN,.
Douglas County. 49,. superior court,
Joseph Book, ria;uriE
George 3. NolIcs and Lucy Z. Mobiles.
defendants.

George +. NuLirS and Lucy I. NuhirS.
defendants.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that 10y yirtue Of and
DurSUant 10 thc Judgment Ul foreclosure n.aIc
and entered in the above entitled action, IN the
SuptIior Court OF Douglas county. W l>toi>iu. en-
The 18th day Of April, 1881, / shall Offer Tor
sale and sell, ut public aurufu, To the highest
bidder for cash, az the East front door of tn"
court house. i'll the CITY al superior. iouSia,
county state of Wisconsin, on the Is, day of
Jane. 1873, at 10 o'clock \. NJ, the following
described real estate il said Judgment ordered
to be sold. tO-Wit-
The undivided half of the westerly half OF the
uo.thwestcrly quarter OF block seventeen ~,
on West Thirteenth street. i'll the tOwn>ltc Of
Suucrior. according 10 the plat Of said toWuNltt.
rccor,ic, in the Office ct the Register of Dec d., in
and for said pouglAS county, Wisconsin. the
tract being 80 described having Il frontage OF
one hundred feet on West Twelfth street, AID
one hundred twenty feet on Becker avenue. in
the CITY OF Superior, in said Douglas county, and
if plated according 10 the plan of blocks between
West First and " est Ninth street III said town
site would he lots - ~ 2N6 and IS on West
Twelfth street in said townSite, together with all
the privileges and appurtcnanccS thereuuto be
longing. to satisfy the sum Of Eight Hundred
+ Thirteen and 75-lU1 Dollars tsSijs5l with in
tcreSt thereon from the said 18th day of April,
1894 ut seven - per cent. per anuum, and the
costs and expenses of such sale.
Dated this 10Th day of April. 1893.
JOHN W. HOEITLE,
Sheriff of Douglas County v I~"DnSin.
BY CHARLES WICk>TEoN, Deputy sheriff.
/ PICKERING, y HARTLEY.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. aAgnl
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

The New Woman is the subject
Of a paper by W. d. HowelIs, which will
be published in Harper's Weekly Of
April 18th. The same number. among
its varied contents, includes a richly
illustrated article on New York City :
Flower Market, and. in the depart
ment OF sports, a graphic treatise on the
A mateur Pitcher
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

4 calling-costume, from the Maison
Worth nov conducted by the son Of
,hc famous Charles Friedrich Worth. >
hiss prominent place in Harper's Ba-
Ear for April 2)th. Among French
fashions in the same issue, an outdoor
costume and a pretty summer house
dress, hoyh drawn by Chapuis, are cs-
pecial.y noteworthy.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27
fxeai Estate Transfers.

Minutes of April y.
Z Wcmyss to A O'Bricn 1t - 10
NemySs add
City IMP Go to { Van Hi-e Its 70 %
b 1I2 Hammond I'd add .:
f " Winter to " II Gemncll 1t - b 10
itaSra div
Liza Eckstrom to o Eclstrom ma OF
n" ,j6-iS-lU
NJ Beaudoin TO Pither NV OF ne and
Sw of Sc 4-41-ll; q ! of Sc 22-49-il: -,
OF Sw lS-i9- 10 and ne OF nT T. i5-l5
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l0l " sup lSt div ,
Ada SliGCr to So sup Land Co Ii 9 b Sc
La Belle div
Minutes Of April IS
Dole to AGdie Britt0n Its and
scly y # of II al b % SUPERIOR city 1 :
Con Land CotO J G Van Norman b -
9Th Il: b - g ,rh Il; els b - ,th st;
h 5 e 10Th i; b % e 18th 81; b IS
18TH 81; b 81 e 18th II; b ~ e 18th Is :
J G Van Norman 10 Providence Loan
and Inv co Same Property is
Con Land co to Marie l. DcErncr lis
81 3I3 30 McCain ave: Its bol to 6u9
odd incl cas- ave; It> Gil to dl9 odd
incl CaSS ave > :
Eva Lambert to p { MuIvahill sw of
ne ,5>-4I-EI
Edith Ruhyour 10 w II Palti-un Its
IS - +H6 rs It'll II Ely.s add
Minutes OF April Is.
Nils ! Nilsson to : ~trandneSs uudI,
It's 81 - 80 - b 10. Its > d 10 and Ii Il
b all in Hammond ave Park add
W VI Ga-cr to II II Galpin II i3
Webster div
Elizabeth V Lewis to c II Hughes It's
- ~ d - lSt div of so sup
l. Young to i Brown pine on ne
nv and Sc Sw 7-i5-l4
6 Fourzia to AJohnson ct al NV Of NV
l-tI-l5 .
nohcrty TO & L Edgar "a of ncI2 of
Con Land Co to L Boyes II 23G c 18th
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27
For a Gold Standard.

The Iroguois ciHb, a dIstincuVety
Democratic organization of Chicago,
held 4 meeting Tuesday evening 10 dis
cuss the monetary problem. After a
display Of chin music, Mr.. 5. ;. GREGORY
living ClevcIauI.te, offered the follow
ing resolutions:
Resolve. ~ IT," members or the Iroqu1i~
club that ii is iuezpcdI-ut ana unwi~e To
open tine minis OF the ulled states I" the
free. coinage e silver: that II would hr most
unfortunate if Hf this tlIus. when signs Of
returning confidence aud renewed prosper
ity are multiplying. such an un"i,G ana as
aStrrotI- step shOItd be taken. Ihc n"ce~-
sary effect would he 20 aggrivate those IN
du~trial commercial and financial i from
which We have but lately suffered ana 10
post pDnr Unfortunately the advent OF norman
and prosperous conditions.
Al speakers were limited to ten min
utes and the resolution was eloquentIy
discussed pro and con by many speak
ers, butwe cannot reproduce them here,
but will make one or two extracts.
Judge Charles SAackelford, an eminent
jurist of that city said:
am opposed to the measure. This
resolution means ti:at We shall oppose
the Democratic party platform. For
Years past II mas always eSPonHeu pl'
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

Last Wednesday a Mrs. Hesgen, Of
Hudson, this state. committed suicide
10y hanging herself TO the headboard of
her bed. She is supposed to have been
insane
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27
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fytt0:,--ECT Col and Home and Native Land
OFFICERS

Regular meetings First and Third Tues
days of each month. 1T 30 p. ~, III ". {. 7
| rooms. opposite tire hall on hecker Ave.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27
Dated this III day Of February I-91.
f9m23 Sheriff. Douglas county. Ws,..1..7

IhoS. T. kcs, Henry {. Iayur. /
RElIIN EM-.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27
Notice of Hearing.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
hnll.rlnS lnlntN III tNnntN Con

Attorneys for Plaintiff an
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27
Notice Of Foreclosure Sale

WHITE 4 NCkEON. Assignee
Attorneys of Assignee. aEW.-'
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10 eiter "Erapsre" Der / geum o9ioo
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life Onbe Nnila9 lpttes! Guo raaoer
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ten Of Slippen Yuccuer Og aIoer, bus 9lino ienoe SIaoe to9
fig mutt no, ioet be breote fig ben ouer bet buioe 6lslO.
satmier uite fig osiaa, % ~aoifJaise Vlantsr al ben ltOre
Gitubapa bGueoe fig bolt op bag t%lGmpefor Sanoeiabrer.
Mine 2eOiaserc ipntes lite at baue Ole ipr bisie iislOne
botaulife Stleubeoer. Seq bsrte, at be MI o9 oa feIte Ell
SamtaIe; men oens @ieultano ltoo lite nogen 6~orbtuoelle
mel, buuO Der Omsou Os, O9 is saO oertor fun IiOet a9t
paa oen.
@aa ensans bleu ies Ouerraifet uO gareps mso Gitsrtrgt
ubtaIte MsIOius:
"SnOianere ueo i"
"sSnoianere - bpor?"
Spsr9smaalet par balu uuiItaarIig %unolluppet mine SGs
Der GA beIsuebe intet Suar. @arsps gltt leoeOe init, % ga
ie9 iulgte bets Netuing, iaa ies en- Crop Rgttere, IOm uetOp
Tom irsm bag &lippen % REQ no paa SIsttsn.
8eaae mine 8ameratsr bauoe truttet Goierne o9 siort
SoIot. Seq fulgte bsres greupet, % ri iao nu nile O9
iaattoo be RiOenoc. Smtrsnt toIu al benz par TONNE trsm
o9 itpreOe Ii9e imoo os.
gi par nGiteu en- WtiI fra benz, % benns AftanO er bet
uunifeliat, ia nGten umuItgt at itieIus en- bib Wsano ira en-
SSuoianer. SeIp Ian9t tortere 6raiianb tan ben GIolte Sras
riemanb blipe itufIet, forbi SIaOeOragtsn ofe sr temnteIt9
Iise, og forOi Bet lite er iaa let at tenos 6arueu IOIbrGnOte
Os itppsoe anistsr. GnOtisnt Sarsp usO bet fsrlts Syn al
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-03

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w. en- tremru9enbe 81
=, Saul, % gnms 81
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-03
gaa 8rtgsittem.
Ermol al SOpteiu Niapne Reto.

Vto'o8T bar paaltaaet, at biSie Goppe CT ben foroums Soioe
S'eEterae IcIo, Og at alt omtrng Dem cnten er iuntet
"" 0o'tltguet al Saao. Nten bette iync5 at uGre Ell ntlIs
E~'STlIenO UorTlaring. Ntertto5 NtciaS er enpna en- 8eOs
'gli GaaOe.
IA Vi nGrueOe os benue SIippe, tunOe ies life IaOe pare
" OtFa8te Den neO Ell bis 9tp5sierri9bcO; tbi ueI bauoe ieg
"' a0ltIII9e 0teia8 for; men iu9en al Ell iaa re9eImGsiig
tOR % nteO iaa itnuenoe Sioer. ut ben fob iaa fuIos
""0'sn oIer'e ~for09e0e osiaa ben Gfieft, ben siOrbe - tbi
ms" oNoen ooioe uar at ie. 6mt De lane Batter lan95
"o Vranoes 9reooer iremtraaote iua9t bet 6lerue.
'atarel bapbe %imiolertiD life uGret iaa aloeIes nsiagtig /
q" "91ettur, p9 oa ri par eli OtiIS 2liitano fra 6Iippen,
'U U, at oen lite barneOe ct fuIofomnent YaraIelopebon
~" at Den bit o9 9er uite uosaaenoe aoner, iom trat fig
,"'0 0'n5 OuerfaOe. OenS Yore par aQi9eueI ~beiynoers
sF "0t, O8 oct iaame9et mere iOm GOppen ipntcs u~beiti8es
y IT en- menneiteIig 500. Slippeuas9ene uar Omtrent
w 900 90ie pa oue SiOer, % Sn8en bapoe uGret iltanO
VI" uotre op at Gem, ioa paaitoO mine %2eOla9ere, Der par
=" ~0etlenOte meo Steoet.
"a 99 9loroe mig Image for at ubfnoe, al bpao Sla8S ben
S'8'"I'on par, iOm iau iroOig beOGtteoe Goppsn. &rGerns
a'' 0' mprtelte Grsune ipntes tpOeIis NOT at pare ct SIass
"""'efRer, maaite ben iGOuauIise robe Geoer G%uniperus