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An Old Irish WOman's Jubilee ADJ
dress to the Queen.

The following letter and jubilee poem
recently appeared in the London Pail
Mall Gazette:
| IDRAR SHIT may he rather late in the
! day for an old Irish woman to present Il loyal
| and sympathetic address to her majesty on
| the occasion of her diamond jubilee The de-
| lay must not be attributed to want of zeal
| and loyalty. but to the fact that she lives
| far from the 'maddening crowd" remote
! among the Mourne ranges, where news. like
! the gladness of spring time. is late in coming
| Being unused and very much overawed to
address her majesty directly. she would like
exceedingly if you would generously find
room for her address. Yours sincerely.
NJ. NJ L., Rathfriland, County Down, July ! ]
I've bin thinkn'. me Teddy. alone be mesilf
In me cabin down here be the sthrame,
That the Jubilee folk. with their noise a ld
their talk,
Don't know half what these jubilees name
Sure you'll not be offended at all when | say
I'm as Ould as yOusilf to a day:
But, acushla. be raisOn Of sickness and could,
I'm more stopped in the shoulders and gray.
and crowns.
anu b'ItfN lIdl buFttI lllt Itdft.
So have I. but in frailty I'm waitln' the call
That bids SORROW and sighin' depart.
But their talk makes me think of the years
far away,
And the friends and old ways that are gone:
Thrue. the sthrame and the sunshine are
here. and the blooms,
But their freshness and gladness are flown.
Sixty years, do they say? was then a col
Wild the bloom on me cheek, and me glance
Was as bright as the marnn', and there on
the green
Wild young Dan livery evenin' wud dance.
Ana on Sundays wild comrades, we'd wan
other the hills
Where the heather was b'oomn', and Dan
One sweet evenin said, Moran, l love We,
astore,'
And gave him me heart wild me han.
But We hea rd that Prince was sweetheartin'
yourself.
And, Begorra," says Dan. "'twud be foine
For to make the Queens weddin' day ours"
And we did
shure. you'll maybe reminder the tonne.
l was happy wild Dan Us yourself on the
throne.
Not thrubble came near us for years;
But the Famine came soon, and the Fever
ochone,
Me ould eyes are too ould to shed tears
Sure, me heart nearly hruk whin me Danny
was gone,
And | cried when your thrubbles came. too;
For "a widdy's wildly. altho' on throne;
SOrra lonclier am than you.
So sit in me cabin alone be the sthramc,
Wild me childer all over the say:
And, me Teddy, you'll not be offended at all
If I'm sad on your Jubilee Day.
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Notice OF Referees sale on Foreclosure

Notice OF Referees Sale on Foreclosure.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,. uD
Circuit CuuTt-DougijS County
Melville c. smith, Plaintiff,
Northwestern Investment & Improvement Com
pany, a corporation, and George Coulter.
Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of a
entered iii the above entitled action IN the court
aforesaid. on the #Dth day of Marcn, \. ID. 1896.
shall. on August Bird \. i. 1897. at eleven
o'clock in the forenoon of that day. at the east
crlE front door of the county court house in the
city ot superior III the county of Douglas and
state of Wisconsin, offer for sale and sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for cash the
real estate and mOrtgagcd premises directed bv
said Judgment 10 be sold aud hereinafter de-
ScrIbCd, to satisfy the amount of said Judgment
to-wlt: the sum of four hundred and nine and
3D-lp dollars Ci9#D with interest thereon
from the date of said Judgment at the rate of six
per ccutum per annum and any sums paid by
the plaintiff for taxes upon said mDrtgar,a
premises together with the costs and expenses
Of sUch sale.
The real estate and rnortga-cd premises 50 to
be sod a. aforesaid as directed bv said iuig-
meut are situated i'll the city of Superior. i'll the
county Of Douglas and state of Wisconsin, ana
are described n follows, to-wit: Lot numbered
twenty five - on West seventh street in the
toWnSIte Of superior. according to the plat Of
said toWn~itc recorded in the Office of the Reg
lister of Deeds in and for said Douglas county.
GRAFTON MASON.
Referee appointed by said
court to make said sale
CATI.IN, III TIER Il LYONS
Plaintiff : Attorneys. Gnl9 % y3 10 Il y ID
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DIR. J. BAIRD,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Superior, Wis.
Room PIG Descent Block.
Telephone Nos, 5000 and 800


Notice OF ECfCTCCS Sale on Foreclosure.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, 40
Circuit Court-D Douglas County.
Melville G. smith Plaintiff,
Northwestern Investment Il Improvement Com
pamy, corporation and George Coulter.
Defendants.
NOTICE IS hereby given that by virtue Of
Judgment Of foreclosure and safe duly made and
entered i'll the above entitled action. III the court
aforesaid, on the Both day of March, A. u. 1896.
shall. on the 3d day of August, A. u. jS97,
eleven o'clock III the forenoon of that day. at
the caStcrly front door of the county court house
i'll the city OF superior in the county of Douglas
and state of Wisconsin, offer tor sale and sell ut
public auction to the highest bidder for cash.
the READ estate and murtgagcd pre- misses directed
by said judgment to be sold, and hereinafter
described. to satisfy the amount of said irIdg-
ment tO-Uit: the sum of four hundred and ten
and l5-iuO dollars tSlI0 i5l with interest thereon
from the date of said Judgment at the rate of six
per centum per annum any sums paid by
the plaintiff for taxes upon said mOrt"a@.d
premises together with the costs and expenses
of such sale.
The real estate and mOrteagcd premises 50 to
be sold aS aforesaid as directed by said Judgment
situated i'll the city of Superior, i'll the county
OF Douglas and state of Wisconsin, and de
Scrbed as follows, to-wit: Lot numbered twenty
nine go on West Seventh street in the towrSitc
OF superior according to the plat of said townsite
recorded IN the Office of the Register o. Deeds III
aud for said Douglas county.
GRAFTON MASON.
Referee appointed by said
court Ia make said sale.
CATLIN, BUTLER ~ LYONS
flaintih 5 Attorneys. Cinl9 &c iy3 10 Il p 81
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Notice of Hearing.
-NVIINN VI ITIiI ITIr5
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Douglas County. In County Co

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Douglas County. In County Court
In the matter of the last will ana testament of
Mary Ann Grant late of the city of Superior
nougl Co.. Wis. decCaScd-In Probate.
NOTICE is hereby given, that at il regular
term of the county court to he held in and for
said county, at the County judges office in the
court house, in the city Of superior. Douglas
county. Wisconsin. on the third day of August
1891, at 10 o clock in the forenoon of that day
the following matter will be heard, considered
and acted upon 10y the court, tO-wit:
The petition of Scion II Clough. executor and
trustee under The said will. for the al iuSt mcut
and allowance of his final account a. such cx-
ccutor and trustee. and for the allowance to him
Of sUch amount as for commissions and cOmpen =
alton for his services ana expenses such cx-
ecUt0r and trustee, to the court shall seem
Just. and f,T order or iuGgEcat that the
residue IF the estate of the said deceased be as
ei-urd to surn person or persons, to b. aSccr-
tHimcd and determined by the court. as j.. or are
by law entitled 10 the same: and for an order
and Judgment that the said Cluugh be dIScha rgcd
from ID responsibility and liability as such ex-
ecutOr and trustee.
Dated this 1th day Of July, 1897.
By the court:
u. l.. ROBERTS.
liy 10 y 2l3l) County Judge
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Douglas county, in County Court
In the matter of the estate of Frank Sanders,
deceased. late of the city of Superior, Douglas
county, Wis.-In Probate.
NOTICE is hereby given. that at special term
of the County court to lie held in and for said
county, at the County Judges office in the Court
house, III the city of Superior. Douglas county
Wisconsin, on the 9th day of August, 1891. at IL
o'clock in the forenoon of that day. the follow
ing matter viii Ice heard, considered and acted
upon 10y the court:
Tn" petitions of Matthias Rockers adminiStra-
tor of said estate asking that his final account of
administration, lc on this day, be allowed, and
that the residue be assigned to sundry persons
living in Holland, heirs at law of deceased.
Dated this 9th day of July 1891.
BY the Court,
u. T. ROBERTS. County Judge.
GEO. B. NUDNALL Attorney tor Admits. rIr or.
Gy 81 aug I'D
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Noticc OF Administrator sale of Real
Estate.

DOUGLAS COUNTY CuTRT-m Probate.
in the matter OF the estate OF lur, KENNEDY,
deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given, thnt hy virtue amt
and in pursuance Of an order Ut iIryIi~y made 100
said matter on the 2Dth day of Nly. lN3,. hI .h-
County court of ~aid county. the undersigned
Robert &. Hanna rs HdmIuINtratu. Il ihr sail
estate Will on Monday the Wh dmN ui August
1897, at 10 O'clock in the furcu"'u. a' l1r front
door at the court house Ui SAID Douglas county
offer for sale al public auction, the FOLLOWING de-
scrhcd lands. to wit:
The north ON" half of The north cast quarter
of the southeast quarter of the uur.h eat quarter
of section numbcrcd twenty -uiuy go ir laWhNI'P
numbered forty eight Is north OF It'.g. if'r'rti
~ west of the fourth principle ur:l3lau Auf
containing five (ll acres more cor les. nt 'fHljg "
the United States Government survey thtr""L
The Southwest quarter 0i section N"W''''4
ten uW in township numbered furJv eight :,
north of range twelve ~ west OF Nr faiHs
principal meridian and containing "'- h.''i''
and sixty OGul acres. more or les. ."'I'"'t "
the United States trOycriHucut survey Thereon.
And lots numbered TWO hundred anil >'n"9-
eight and Two hundred aud eighty ~ OBJ,
West Thirteenth street, being ln ii.n-"a 1o.
SrrcatficldS subdivision of block i.HIt'I,"
eighteen as on West Ihi,trrnjh street 'i. .''
tpWnS.to of superior. UpH "llHIu 'h' '.t '' -
pcriOr 80 described according to ih' IH.- ,N'
OF on file ana of record ma HE "i'i' OF 'h, H'->
Ter of Deeds III and for Douglas rnuu.l N.''"'
sin
Terms for sale cash.
Dated superior July li'h. l~.t.
ROBERT e. HANNA
Administrator ~ thee oi
Gy l7243la0 Dauir. Kennedy 4.''a,s4'
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Not Necessary Until All the Gold
Stories Are Told.

Preparing for Dullness.-"Do you
think the Japanese will really cause any
diiticuty?' asked one litor. NO, -
replied the other. And the strikes
are likely 10 be settled before long,"
YES. And the war in Cuba don t
develop much that is new Il hardly
think So" And Congress is sure TO
adjourn quite soon?' udoabtei -
well, WAS the rejoinder, with a sigh.
Il suppose we may as well 20 ahead
and send a few men out to see sea SER
penis -WaShington Star.
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We were glad to see a correction
from Mr.. Webster himself in the Lea
der Friday morning, of the statement
reported in that uaperas being made by
him at a recent school board meeting,
and which minated very strongly that
The board, or some of them. who con-
tracted for the Smead plant for the Nell
san Dewey made a good thing out Of the
deal. When we read the report we de-
ended that if Mr.. Webster ever used the
language reported, he had very badly
confused our contract, which was made
IN good faith. and with the belief that
the system was one of the best, with one
which Dist. No.2 made some time after
Tor the same system, after it had been
proven TO the satisfaction ofall honest
people, by the experience at the Nelson
dewey, that the system was a failure.
But from Mr.. Webster's statement we
gather that he knows little about those
long time ago deals, aud does not care
TO be quoted as disappearing peo-
pie. The matter as printed gave rise
to much comment, but Mr. Webster's
lew words smooth everything out
nicely
The Mormons of Utah have been
celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of
the foundation of Mormonism in that
state during the past week. And vet
We were given to understand that the
practice of Mormonism ceased when
otah entered the Union. Is pulvgamy,
alter all, to be an American institution?
Chief Mashingombi's followers, in
South Africa, would seem to have had
gold to shoot at Enylishnlen in a recent
engagement, bullets ofthat metal having
been found alter the fight. Evidently
there Is more gold than lead some
where
Maryland Democrats held their
state convention on "Wednesday, and
renewed their faith III the gold and
silver money of the constitution" and
senator German.
4 colossal statue of Brigham Young
was unveiled IN salt Lake city a few
'iavs ago. Now let us have one erected
III honor of the Father of Lies.
business is not improving very fast
but II you don't like it you can go to
-hloudyk Ike.
They say that winter fingers III the
lap Vi sumner up at X 'ondyke.
The Dingley bill is now law.
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!
Circuit ,uurt-Doug!as County.
Melville [. smith. Plaintiff,
Northwestern investments d Improvement Com
pany, Il corporation, and George Coulter,
Defendants
NOTICE is hereby given that Nv virtue of a
Judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made ana
entered in the above entitled action in the court
aforesaid. on the 3uth duv Of March A. h. 1-g6
l shall on the Al day Of August. \. j. 1897. at
eleven O'Clock i'll the forenoon OF that day. at
the castcrly front door Of the county court house
III the city of superior III the county Of Douglas
aud state of Wisconsin, offer for sale and sell at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash.
the real estate and mOrt-agci premises directed
10y said judgment 10 bc sold. and hereinafter
described. or 50 much thereof a may be ueces-
Nary 10 satisfy the amount OF said Judgment, t..
VIII: the sum OF three thousand eight hundred
aud seventeen and N1-1J1 dollars CI.,.ef7S7) with
INT, resi- from the date OF SAID judgment at the
rate Ot six per CCntum PER au.u!m ana any sums
VaIu ~ the plaintiff tor taxes upon said mort
gagged premises together with the costs and cx-
J.ll-e- of such sale.
The real estate and mnrtGa-ed premises 50 to
be sold a. aforesaid ~ directed by said judgment
are situated in the city of superior in the county
OF Douglas and state Of Wisconsin, and are de-
Scribei a follows. tu-Wit: Lots numbered four
hundred aud eighty two 'is. four hundred and
eighty four $50 four hundred and eighty six
$50. four hundred and eighty eight ti-Sl four
hundred and ninety G@p four hundred ana
ninety two ~, tour hGnIred and Ninety fOur
ti9i', and tuUT hundred ana ninety six tg5, oa
West twentieth street and lois numbered four
hundred aud eighty one ~ fpur hundred and
eighty three 49, four hundred and eighty i've
40, four bundled and eighty seven Gs7I. four
hundred and eighty uiue ii>a four hundred
ana ninety one i'l- four hundred and ninety
three l.,ti. lOgr hundred and ninety five, ms
tour hundred and ninety seven t+g1i frur hun
cred and ninety nIHe ,4t.t. five hundred and one
f5jIJ five hundred and three $50 FIVE hundred
Hha I've f=15l. i've hundred ami seven so. i've
h'i-drs" ana h!Hg tr'$- and i've hundred aud
eleven GID on West Twenty First street an ~,
" ~. too SUBDIVISION OF block thirty one ell
on We; twenty First street. ;tccurGifi, 20 the
Tod
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lNVITATIONS-We can fill. on short notice
all orders for Invitations and programs
and guarantee satisfaction. Special at
tention is called to our samples Of en-
gravcd Invitations. They are little more
expensive, but they are the very best.
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Coal miners seized a Santa Fe train
Roanoke, His, yesterday.
The president and family are at
Lake Champlain.
Eighty additional mounted police
is to be sent into the klondyke country
at once bv the Canadian government
"A tower $50 feet higher than the
Efel tower, Paris, is to be built on Mon
treal mountain
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Notice OF Mortgage foreclosure
In Circuit Court for Douglas County.
William r. Stanley, plaintiff,

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
In Circuit Court for Douglas County.
William p. Stanley, plaintiff,
Albert X Smith May II Smith. John o. Bum,
OTTO NJ Pratt. T. II. VAIL. Amelia T. Shcr-
wood. Thomas T. Turner as trustee of the rs,
tate of Samuel Magoftin, deceased, Commercial
Bank OF -. Paul. Bank of Staten Island and
Melville c. Smith. defendants.
NOTICE Is hereby given that pursuant to the
Judgment of foreclosure and sale. made and
entered in the above entitled action on the
27th day of Juy, 1896, will on the 18th dav OF
September 1897 ut ten o'clock in the forenoon AT
the easteriy front door of the court house i'll the
City of Superior. Douglas county, state of Wis
coliSin offer for sale and sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash. the real property
by the judgment ordered To be sold, situated IN
the county of Douglas. state Of Wisconsin, ana
described as follows:
Lot four hundred forty 4iO) on West Second
end street, in the tOWnSitc of superior, now IN
the city OF superior. according to the plat on
said towusire on file and OF record in the Office
of the Register of Deeds III and for said Douglas
county, Wisconsin, To satisfy the amount OF
said judgment, with interest and costs as
therein directed.
Dated this 3lst day Of July, 1897.
FRANK l.. WILCOX,
Sheriff Of Douglas County, Wisconsin.
By CHARLES WICKsTROM, Deputy.
W. E PICKERING,
PIantins Attorney. Gy 81 u Il u - 5 ID
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Prevention is better than cure.
Keep your blood pure, your appetite
good and Your digestion perfect by
taking Hoods >arSapari!la.
Hoods Pills act tremendously with
hood Sarsaraii..a, gentle, oe.c:cat.
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ADVEIITlNED LIST.
SUPERIOR. Wis. July q.

SUPERIOR, Wis, July 81, 1897.
The following letters and PACKAGES were re
manning uncalled for at the close of business
July ~. 1897 and unless called for within
fourteen days from date will be sent TO the
Dead Letter Office. JOSEPH ID. CONAN L. NJ.
Anderson Ellen IJOhanSSOn Gust
Bliss Mrs All McKinnOn Dan
EnneySe Morris McKinsey
FittSgerald John Mcdonald George
GaSlin Wilburn Moore j w
Hall Mrs Laura Shea b
HertgeiSen Mrs Leon Tomkln Tomas
HelmerS Rev ii .
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Notice Of Referees sale on Foreclosure
STATE OF WISCONSIN, rm
Circuit Court-DoUglas county
Melville Z. Smith, Plaintiff
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Notice of Referees Sale on Foreclosure
STATE OF WISCONSIN, ls)
Circuit tuurt-Duugla> County.
Melville {. smith Plaintiff,
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Wanted Idea \ \ \.
Notice of Voluntary Assignment.

Protect your ideas they may bring .t ,@,o,.
Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & co PatcnI Ter Ter
news. Washington - c. for their sd lrl1e -'
and new list OF one thousand inventions WaA'ss---
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Northwestern Investment d Improvement Com
I'any, corporation, and George Coulter.
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GPAETnN NIASnN

Referee appointed by said
...----,- - CONT 10 MAKE sand sale
tAIIlN. BUTLER . LYONS
I-i.'ilH Attorneys. IHly . iy3 % = - 81
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Dated superior. July li'h. l~.'.
ROBERT e. HANNA
Administrator ~ i..'. '-'h.' "
Gy l7243la0 Dauir! Kennedy ".''a's1
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Much i'm Little

Notice of Referee Sale on Foreclosure.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,. 10
Circuit Court--pouglas County.
Melville &. smith, Plaintiff,
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Notice of Hearing.

W. F.. PICKERING.
PLAINTIFF : Attorney. liy 3ia7 II 81 2S 81 ID
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-08-26
Ball Notes.

Buck Ewing says Baltimore will bea
Boston out Buck is sore. as Bos.o.
has beaten his crowd seven out of min.
games.
President Kerr Of the Pittsburg bal
club has ordered the indefinite suspen-
sion Of Pitchers Killen and Hawley
without pay. Indifferent work is the
charge.
Umpire Tim Hurst, who was injured
at New York, Monday, in the second
game between the Brooklyns and Pitts
burgs, at Eastern Park, is at the Hotel
Bartholdi, New York. suffering from a
hemorrhage of the brain. The attend
ing physician says that Hurst will be
out in a week.
Capt. Arson declares that the Chi
cago public will have an opportunity
of judging the real strength of mis-
taeam from now on. His men are sound
as dollars and clipper as hcrsefessh.
The veteran says that his aggregation
will be an all-impoItant factor in de-
Gliding the finish of the leaders.
The Baltimore soribes are sore IN
Pidtsburg for losing to Boston in the
last inning. Boston pulled out by max
ing four hard, safe drives in succession.
While talking about easy games, how
about those picnic parties with Wash
ington? Boston is asking no favors
this season and receiving none.
No, don't take a drink of water
during a game once in a dozen times"
says Red Ehret, the pitcher with the
sunset hair. Drinking water is just as
much a habit as drinking whiskey.
beer or other intoxicants. If l have A
hard game to pitch I never go over to
the water keg. The only time I take
a drink of water in a game is when We
are away ahead CT away behind the
C,.her team. Somehow water makes me
feel slow and loggy. l can't pitch half
as we'll when l drink water as 1 do
when l leave it alone"
One of the very worst ''baby" acts
ever committed at Union park can be
laid to Tebeau. In the fourth inning
Childs was presented with a basket of
flowers by some local admirers. Fol-
lowing this inning came Baltimore 8
rally. When Tebeau returned to the
bench he was boiling over with rage.
The first thing his eye lit on was tie
flowers. and on these he vented his
wrath. Grabbing the basket he hurled
it with all his might into the gran
stand. scattering the contents all over
the place. He followed this act by
staggering out to the line with an air
of great braggadocio.
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$4,000 serERass
CONTINUED from page ~

The second division was composed OF
the great department of Pennsylvania,
while the third division was composed
Of the department of Ohio. The fourth
division, composed of the departments
Of Connecticut, which formed on Elk
change street, and the department of
Massachusetts, which formed on Wash
ington street, followed.
The departments of New Jersey.
Maine. California, Nevada, Rhode
Island. New Hampshire. Vermont, Po-
tomac, Virginia, North Carolina. Mary
land and Nebraska, in the order named,
formed the fifth division.
The department of Michigan, Iowa,
and Indiana. in the order named, form
ed on Washington and Swan streets
and composed the sixth division.
1t was $40 when the last post Of the
ninth division moved and 4.30 when
they passed the reviewing stand and
the Presidential party left the stand
and took their carriages for their
homes. 1t is estimated that over $4,000
veterans were in line.