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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-05-02
E. Kirby Thomas-I-.-!.-!!..-
A Good Appointment.

The appointment Of Champ Green
ia be city attorney is an excellent one.
There were several candidates who
could have been chosen with credit TO
the mayor, but it would have been hard
to find better man for the Office than
Mr.. Green. The new city attorney
came to Superior in 1881 and began the
practice oflaw, and has always enjoyed
large and lucrative business. He was
elected TO the Office of district attorney
in 1856, ard after serving his term was
reelected in 1888, and 1t is mattea Of
record that the county never had bet
prosecutor than Mr.. Green. Two Grim
inals in the celebrated Italian murder
case were convicted and sent to Wau-
pun during Mr.. Green's term of office,
and be rore his successor was elected he
had gained a reputation that Any man
might be proud of. He was appointed
bv Mr.. Stark weather an alderman from
She First ward TO succeed Aid. LINEN
last year With what credit he filled
that position everyone knows. lie was
one ofthe leaders in the >tarkweather
investigation proceedings last spring,
and although he made some enemies by
his action in this matter he also made
many friends, and his stand was en-
dorsed by the supreme court. Mr..
Green is man who, when he consid-
ers himself in the right will stand by his
convictions, open and firm in his posi-
tons on all public affairs, unapproach-
able bv Doodle. in whatever form they
may appear. Although his appoint
ment is a disappointment to some, as is
always the case, We believe Mayor Pat
tison has chosen wisely.
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Communities should follow the ex
ample that nature is setting, and clean
up. The oak is casting off the old
leaves of last year; the Crocus and the
wood anemones. and the hepatricks
and the marsh marigold are all peeping
ont from their winter homes to beauti-
fy the woodland and rocky dells and
meadow; the green grass is springing
mp by the roadside and in the lawn; the
birds are singing their sweet melodies,
and everywhere is the brightness and
beauty of spring upon us. Let us, then
join in the good work and clean up
about our yards and premises; remove
the rubbish that has accumulated dur
ing the winter season; clean up in the
garden, in the back yard, in the lawn,
in the allcy-eyerywhere that cleaning
needs to be done; clean up as does the
soldier when getting ready for inspec
ton, and you will be benefiting both
the public and yourself. "-Exchange.
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So,ice Of Foreclosure Sale
Notice OF FOrecIOsuTe Sale.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Douglas County. SIS. In Superior Cou
Frances L. Bushnell, Plaietif,

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Douglas County. IS. In Superior Court
Frances L. BUSHNELL Plaietif,
William r. Lowrie, Louisa NJ. StriCk-
land, William 7. Strickland, Levant P
Demeree. Simcoe Chapman Isaac Staples,
Luther Mendenhall, John W. Thomas, J
b. Moves and Frank L. Murray, Opartners
| as J. Il. Noyes Co, Moline, Melburn and
StOddard Company IA COTporatlOn), The Val
BlatZ Brewing Company Ia corporation),
Duluth Hardware Company "a COrpOratiOn)
The Bradsreet Thurber Company "a cOrpO-
ratiou), and Daniel Wells Jr., Defendants
NOTICE is hereby given, that pursuant to
the judgment OF foreclosure and sale made
and entered in the above entitled action, on
the goth day OF April, 1895. ! will on the 9th
day of June, 1895 at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, at the eaSteTly front door OF the court
house, in the city OF Superior. Douglas
county. state of Wisconsin, offer for sale and
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash, the real property by said judgment
ordered to be sold situated in said Douglas
county, Wisconsin, and described folio" s:
TO wit: The north west quarter of the north
west quarter. the north half OF the northeast
quarter, the south west quarter Of the north
east quarter, the south half Of the south east
quarter and the south east quarter of the
| south west quarter OF section thirty-twO (52l.
| in township fOrty-Seven 40 north, OF range
thirteen G3I west, containing $50 acres accord
thereof shall be sufficient to satisfy the
amounts adjudged to be due to the plaintiff
per cent per annum, and the costs and ex-
penseS OF such selling, as by the said judg-
ment ordered.
Dated this 23rd day OF April 1906
JOHN ". HOEHLE
Sheriff of Douglas county, Wisconsin
BY CHARLES WICKsTROM Deputy sheriff.
PICKERING & HARTLEY
Plaintiffs Attorneys a25j6
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NOtiSc of Sale

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Douglas County. ! In Circuit Court.
c. F. Warner Plaintiff,
Joseph Neil and Andrew c. Waltz, part.
ners under the firm name of Neil and
Company; Thomas Gray, Mary GRAY
his wife; Townsend " Hopes: vii
liam &. Sherwood; A. G. Sole: MARY J.
Suillvan: sam Lee Saunders J. Brack;
Mary McEntee; John Sullivan: James
u. Mcleod Mamie W. rrau as trustee
OF John W. PraI and Mamie w. Prall:
John w Prai1 and Mamie " PraT
Defendants.
by virtue of judgment of foreclosure and sale
rendered in the above entitled action in SAID
court on the 18th day OF March, 1898. shall Offer
Tor sale and sell At public auction to the highest
bidder for cash at the easterly front door of tn,
county court house in the city of Superior Doug
ms county. state of Wisconsin, on the 5th day OF
May, lN!@, at 10 O'Clock in tle forenoon Of said
day the following described real estate by said
judgment ordered to be sold, t0-Wit:
Lot numbered Two Hundred Eighty Nine (2S9
on west Fifth street, in the towmsite of Superior
IN the city OF superior, Douglas county, state OF
Wisconsin, according TO the plat thereof record.
Ell ID the office of the Register of Deeds in and
Tor SAID county and state to satisfy the amount
OF SAID judgment to- wit the sum of 81 lI7.g3 and
interest thereon from date OF judgment and costs
of sale.
dated at superior Wisconsin, March 49, 1896
JOHN ". HOEHLE,
Sheriff OF Douglas Co. Wis
BY CHARLES WIcKSTROM. Deputy
ISAAC Ross ''''
Plaintiff 5 Attorney. m 81 may
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Notice Of Foreclosure sale
STATE OF WISCONSIN. Icr
Douglas County. %. Superior Court
Adam DOpp, Plaintiff.


John II. Hanson and Sophie Hanson his
wife; Henry BegiiDger Sr. and ReguIia
Beginger his wife; and Fred Peglinger
Defendants.
Whereas, in the above entitled ar,io1 iudc
fneht OF foreclosure was entered in the CONT
aforesaid IN favor of the plaintiff and against
the defendants for the sum of s1477 30 on the 4th
gay OF March, 1895, and there has been no re-.
dempuon of the premises hereinafter described
now, therefore, public notice is hereby given
.hat on the llth day of May 1896. at 10 a. N. of
mat day, a. the east front door of the Court
mouse n? IN the city Of Superior. Douglas county
and will separately sell to the highest hidder for
ehsh ~ pubic auction lots Two and Six Of sec.
eLpii lnlrty our IN township Forty Eight north
Oi range Fourteen west Of the 4th p NJ in
!Dongias county Wisconsin. so described accord
lug ~ me =. :. survey and plat thereof or so
hucn tneIeof as may be necessary 10 realize said
ssn OF Si4.''S3 and interest from the 4th dav Of
sale. 'o"i auu Costs oi
Dated this 18th day of March. 1906.
n D. MICHAEL :. BRIGHT
d. r RoBEHTs, Superior Wis
All y for Plaintiff and mortpagee rn21rne,o
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Sentinel and the TIMES. s.
Notice of Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that a meeting OF
the Stockholders of the Douglas county
Building and Loan Association will be held
on the 23rd day OF May, 1896 at 7:30 D. m. at
the Herman George building near The corner
OF West Srd street and Becker avenue in the
city OF Superior, Douglas county, Wisconsin.
to vote on the question of dissolution OF
that corporation. BY direction of the Board
of Directors, April oath, 1896.
c. II. SHRYACk.
Secretary of the Douglas County Building
& Loan Association.
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large links containing the letters "F.
l.. T." The word "Welcome' in large
letters made of evergreen adorned one
end of the room. An elegant lunch
was served between dances ALI to-
gether the celebration was one of the
most delightful ever arranged in Sup,-
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Notice of Foreclosure sale.
N'tRf~'
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Douglas County. IS. In superior Coul
Della wainwright, Plaintiff


Douglas County. IS. In superior Co"l'
Della wainwright, Plaintiff,
William B. Lowrie, Louisa VI. Strick-
land. William p. Strickland, LeYant L.
Demeree. Simcoe Chapman, Isaac staples.
Luther Mendenhall. John ". Thomas, }.
B Moves and Frank l.. Murray. co partners
as J. B. Moves & Co, Moline, Medium ana
Stoddard Company Ia corporatfon), Inc
Val Batz Brewing Company IA corpora
tom Duluth Hardware Company "a corpo-
ration) The Bradstreet Thurber Company
Ia corporation), and Daniel Wells. Jr.
Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given, that pursuant 70
the judgment of foreclosure and sale made ana
entered in the above entitled action. on the Nth
day of April 1895, | will on the 9th day OF June.
1896 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the eastefy
front door Of the court house, in the city OF eu-
perior Douglas county, state of Wisconsin, oner
for sale and sell at public auction TO the hlghes1
bidder for cash. the real property by said Judg-
ment ordered to be sold. situated III said Douglas
county, Wisconsin, and described as follows, To-
wit: The northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter. the south half of the northeast quarter.
and the south half of the southeast quarter OF
section number thrty-tour (3i in township
containing 800 acres, according TO the L. D survey
thereof, much thereof as shall be sufnclehl
to satisfy the amounts adJudgId TO be Que 10 the
plaintiff in said action. with interest thereon al
seven per cent. per annum, and the costs and
expenses of such selling, as by the SAID Judg-
ment ordered.
Dated this g}d day of April 1895.
JOHE ". HOEHLE.
Sheriff of Douglas county Wisconsin.
BY CHARLES WICKSTROM, Deputy Sheriff
PICKERING & HARTLEY.
Plaintiff Attorneys. a2oJno
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Notice of Sale.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Douglas county In Circuit Court
Emma S. Tucker, Plaintiff.

Sidney E. Tubbs. Maggie I. TubbS,
William OgIlyie, Isabella {. I.
Ogilvie, Kate NJ. Smead and First
National Bank of Marshall Mich
igan, Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that BY virtue of a
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly made and
entered in the above entitled action in the court
aforesaid on the eth day of March 1875. / shall
on the goth day OF May 1896 at ten o'clock in
the forenoon of SAID day at the easterly front
door of the Court House in the City of superior,
Douglas county Wisconsin offer for sale and sell
at public auction TO the highest bidder for cash
the real estate mentioned and described in said
Judgment and by said judgment ordered 10 be
sold and described as follows:
Lots numbered two hundred fifty eight (25S)
twOhundred sixty (260l and two hundred sixty
two (262l on West Fourth wv 4th) street in the
TOWNSHIP of Superior now a part OF the City OF
Superior in the County of Douglas in the state
of Wisconsin, according 10 the Plat of said town
site OF Superior of record in the Office of the
Register of Deeds in and for said Douglas County
Wisconsin TO satisfy the amount of said judy
ment to-wit the sum OF 81 OSS. - with interest on
same at per cent per nnnum from date of judg-
mcnt to date of sale and the costs of sale.
Dated Superior, Wisconsin \ prll Sth 1896.
JOHN W. HOEHLE,
sheriff of Douglas County Wis.
By CHARLES NICKsTROM, Deputy.
f. L. MANWARING,
plaintiffs attorney. allm23
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EVERYTHING NEW AND UP TO DATE.

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expenses steady position. Enclose refer
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Notice of Sale

Notice or sale.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,.
Douglas County. iIn Circuit Court.
Charles f Speer, as trustee Of Henry W
Patterson, Plaintiff,
Joseph Book and Abbie Book his wife,
Defendants.
Notice is hereby iven that by virtue of an
order determining the rights of the parties and
of sale duly made and entered in the above en-
titled action in the Circuit court for Douglas
county, Wisconsin, on the 14th day of March,
1896. the undersigned sheriff of Douglas county,
Wisconsin. shall offer for sale and sell at public
auction 10 the highest bidder tor cash al the
eaSterly front door of the Court House in the
city OF superior. Douglas county. Wisconsin, on
the 9Th day of May, 1890. at 10 O'Clock ia thc
forenoon of said day the real estate by sand
order directed TO be sold and described as fol
lows:
Lots numbered fourteen IA and sixteen 90
on West Third wv Sd street in the townsite Of
Superior, now a part of the city of superior, in
Douglas county. Wisconsin. according To the
plat OF said townSite OF Superior on file and Of
record in the office of the Register of Deeds i'll
and for Douglas county. Wisconsin.
Dated al superior. Wisconsin. March IS, 1895.
JOHN W. HOEHLE,
Sheriff Of Douglas County, Wis.
BY CHARLES WICKSTROM, Deputy sheriff.
MANWARING Il COOKE.
Plaintiff s Attorneys III n NAV
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The Telegram feels hurt because
their little telephone message sent in To
the city hall Just before Mr.. Green was
appointed city attorney. was not needed.
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Press and Printer: An editor saws
thatapples may be kept two years by
wrappin" them in newspapers in such a
way as to exclude the air. The newspa-
per must, however, be one on which the
subscription has been paid in full or the
dampness resulting from what Is due will
cause the truit to spoil
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Bonanza for Statesmen.

WS WANT reliable. honest men to sell
w l. " NV Nursery Stock and Seeds
III Every chance given. salary or COM
mission. Now is your chance il Won
want SNAP" Write US with references
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Wonder what the Telegram has on
it's stomach. Some of the appointments
ofthe mayor do not seem to 90 down.
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Douglas TO. B. & L. Association
INCORPORATED II 1855.
MONEY IOaNFH

A the first stated meeting OF each month btiHI
the first Saturday, from To O'Clock p H.
JAMES =. RTTC1gE Jsrrsas<~s
{. \. SHRShCK. Secretary.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
rlOr.

That "a TEXAS STEAR" made the
most pronounced and instantaneous hit
ever reached by an American Comedy
Is acknowledged on all sides. For
years 1t has been presented from one
end of the country to the other, con-
tinulng as an enormous and ever in.
creaslng success, winning favor for the
eminent author, Chas. H. Hoyt, and
establishing the talented company SO
FIRMLY in the hearts and minds of
theatre patrons that there is no such
thing as dislodging them. This season
nine of the original creating company
have been secured to again assume the
role in which they were formerly SO
successful. That press and public are
glad of this reunion is amply attested
, by the splendid notices and by the
crowds that are packing the theatres at
every performance.
In the past few weeks, the company
has been filling the theatres at st.
Louis, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle,
etc, and the critics are a unit in the ex
dresson that "A Texas Stear' is giving
the best production in the history of
the play.
Only one performance will be given
in West Superior on this visit. taking
place at the Grand opera house Satur-
day night May 2nd, 1896.
MONTE CRISTO
James O'Neil comes to the Grand
opera house and will appear in Monte
Crlsto.' 1t is only in difference to the
wishes of the theatre-goers that Mr..
O'Neil has consented after period of
years to present Monte Cristo" in
West Superior for the first time. As
the honest sailor lad, Edmund Dantes,
he has the careless grace, droll humOr
and brisk peartiness characteristic Of
that type. As the Count, bis bearing is
dignitied and firm and he assumes the
air of high breeding BETTING the man
of the world. His impersonation of
Able BusOni, has always been held up
as the best representation on the stage
of a clergyman, and ministers of all
denominations avail themselves of the
opportunity to pay their tribute to Mr..
O'Nsiis genius by focking to the
theatre as soon as his arrival is an
nOunced- As presented on the stage
Monte CristO" is a melo-drama; in
fact, it is the most characteristic and
legitimate of any melo-drama ever seen
in any country. That Mr.. O'Neil and
his selected company of players will be
one of the strongest attractions the
management could have selected for it's
patrons, is beyond question.
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The evening Wisconsin contained
the following complimentary item re-
parding Company l of the National
Guards:
Col w. j. Bowie of the governors
,.>>,ss, 49,. a..-SA s.-.~ --->~--->--- -
Superior, where ne accompanied Adjt.
Gen. King on a visit to the new militia
company there, known as Co. /, which
was organized in December last This
was the first official visit of the adjutant
general and he found the new organiza-
ton in sptest,iid condition and well
drilled. 1t has an active membership
of sixty-tye men, and is the pride of
the town. Senator Tom Mills is the
father Of the company and takes a Just
pride in it. Gen. King and Col. BOYLE
were highly entertained during their
stay and were made to feel perfectly at
home
The evening paper had, Of course,
no personal reasons for opposing Mr..
Green in the canvass for the city attor-
ncyship. but il feels as though Mayor
Pattison treated them rather shabbilv,
nevertheless.
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subscribe for the Sentinel and thu
TINES, both papers for one year 81.
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WANTED-AN IDEA who can think

thing to patent1 Protect your ideas they NAV
bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDER-
BURN d CO, Patent Attorneys, Washington
u. G., for their 81 so prize offer.
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IT. ". HOILEY.
EVERETT, Wash, April -, 1896.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,.
Douglas County. In Circuit Court
CT. Warner, Plaintiff. :
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Sidney E. Tubbs. Maggie l. Tubbs,
William OgIlyie, Isabella {. I.
Ogilvie, Kate NJ Smead and First
National Bank of Marshall Mich
i'm Ilnf.rl 4 N ~
New-York tribune., 1896-07-25

10 command the 9Th Provisional Battalion. Major
Russell has appointed the following stan; Actins
adutant. Lieutenant C. w. Smith, OF the 18TH
Regiment; acting quartermaster, Lieutenant Rulus
NJ Townsend, OF the 18th Separate Company; SER
geant-najor. Sergeant-Major r: Sherwood Case OF
the 18th Regiment provost sergeant, sergeant
p + Horrocks Of the 18th Regiment; clerk, Oscar
Boy Company f. 18th Regiment.
On Thursday Of next week the Veteran Associa-
ton OF the regiment will make an excursion 10 the
camp grounds, and preparations are already under
way 10 make the occasion memorable one Inc
veterans have chartered the big steamer sam
Sloan and It is surmised that large Delegation OF
the daughters of the regiment VIII De passengers
on that same steamer Colonel Michel hopes to
New-York tribune., 1896-07-25

that they will bring back the prize banner which
Will be given to the corps making the best record
In camp Twelve members Of Captain Hedges
command are civil engineers twelve electricians
and many members are expert telegraph operators.
First Lieutenant c. F. Lembke is the junior officer
The Second Signal Corps will be commanded by
Captain Frederick T. Leigh. The officers of the
corps are Assistant surgeon, First Lieutenant w.
F. Campbell; sergeants Charles b. Baldwin. Henry
C. Baldwin. William Jarvie tr,,. Verdi F. b. Fuller:
Quartermaster. Sergeant Il. Willard Blauvelt: cor~
porals George L: F'oote. jr.. William Reed. Homer
w. Fisher Alfred NJ Boucher. Louis 8. Quimby H.
Stanley Congdon. Elliot Bigelow. jr.. and Johnston
g. Sage Captain Leigh's command will number
thrty-seven men.
The 81 Signal Corps will go from Albany, under
command OF its captain. Chauncey p. Williams This
organization is the pc: of the Third Brigade. Ii is
posed of good men and will be valuable addition to
the camp detail. The roster Of the Sd Corps in
cludes: First Lieutenant Edward J. Wheeler, First
Sergeant Harry s. Richardson. Sergeants McNaugh-
ton Miller. Frederick b, Stevens. George c. Van
Tuy, tr:, Corporals Egbe.t B. King. Francis A..
Shields William L Martin. W. Kelley. George /.
Luddngton, Prlvates William L. Austin. Hugh A.
Arnold. William D. Arno.d. Thomas 8. Adams. r. b.
Babcock. Douw H. Fonde. jr.. Frederick d. Fisher,
Edgar NJ; Grif,lths. F. $; Howell Charles A. Horne,
r.. Frank G Huyck, Chauncey II. Murphy. Henry
H. Noble ]. Nelson Nevins. II. d. Russell. George