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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-03-20
DEVILS AUCTION AT THE GRAND
NEXT WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9th.

DEVILS AUCTION AT THE GRAND
NEXT WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9th.
Very few theatre goers realize the
immense amount of work attending the
production Of a spectacular perfor-
nance. This statement does not appl;,
to the so called Spectacular entertain
ment that mi-ratcs throughout the
country with few worn out liroTs and
a company OF artists whose ability ends
with the pictorial announcements of
their per ormance, but Il real spectacle
with its carloads of scenery, intricate
mechanical effects, elaborateirroperties,
brilliant costumes, armors, calciums,
electric light plants and effects. In
fact all the colossal paraphernalia nee
essary to a great production.
Take for instance, the performance Of
Chas. II. Yale's Forever Devils Auc-
ton" On arrival N a city the cu"l-
pany's own scenery cars are first
placed" by the K. Il. company. The
loaded scene trucks are then taken out
of the car and horses attached 10 same,
and while en- route to the theatre, the
properties, costume trunks and other
necessary adjuncts are unpaCkCd and
sent 10 their place of destination as fast
as possible. On arrival at the theatre
all the mechanical effects, tricks, etc,
drops" borders etc, are raised to the
''grldiron,' and ''huns' for the coming
performance, and the wings" set
pieces" and platforms are set in their
proper places The electric uonncctions
are made and tried. The custumets
and armorers are husiiy engaged in lay
ing out and hanging in dressing rooms
the costumes and armor for the ballet
and extras. The property and cal
cium men rush here and there arrang-
ing the various articles for which they
are responsible at night. All is hustle
and hustle. aud seems such an Indes
criba ble mixture a. to be impossible to
get into proper shape To give the even
ing's performance. However, the com-
panv's stage mechanics combined with
the local stage hands, soon bring order
out of chaos and in few hours time all
the gigantic scenes and effects are in
readiness. Eehearsals for orchestra
then commence, and while the COM
panv's musical director runs over the
musical gems of the production, the
Stage Manager and Ballet Master busy
themselves in having the acrobats and
knock about pantomimists try the
leaps" slor and vampin traps, while
the ballet 20 through their graceful Cy
rations, so there will be no hitch at
night on their features. The prcmiercs
attircd in "practiCe dress engage in
their arduous evolutions until compelled
TO drop from sheer exhaustion. At
last all is in readiness and the curtain
rolls up on a perfect performance,
played from beginning to end without
hitch in any detail But very few Of
the delighted audience realize in wit
uessing this pCfformdncu the labor ami
anxiety of, in Il day, putting together
gigantic "show-picce" that 4 few years
ago would have been considered a mat
ter of imp0ssibility to have opened
under at least week ) solid prepara
ton.
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Supreme Court Decisions.

/ The supreme court at Madison Tues
/ day handed down a number of Douglas
county cases, which have occupied much
! ST The time of the loca, attorneys for
the past few weeks.
| The case of Dobe against the Fidel-
ity & Casualty Co., of New York,
brought forth a decision from the ST.
preme court affirming the judgment Of
the circuit court, IN which the case was
previously tried. The question of law
involved in this case was whether or
not an UNIDENTIFIED surety has right
to recover in an equity action without
being damnitied. The question was de-
termined in the affirmative Ross,
Dwyer x Hanitch were the attorneys
for the appellant and ThCrsou x Craw-
ford were retained by the respondent,
In the mandamus action brought by
p. J. Farrell on behalf of the local
liqnor dealers association to secure from
the city, liquor licence for the sum Of
500. The decision of Judge Ninie of
the circuit court that the state law did
not repeal the city charter was sustained
and the 500 licence declared valid.
In the case in which Lucy Hawkins
causes action to be broUSht against FIX
Chief Luton and members of the Su-
perior police department for false ar
rest, the decision of the lower court
was reversed and is remanded for a
new trial. The case at the time it was
before the local courts aroused c0nsid-
era DE interest. 1t will be remembered
that Lucy Haw kins recovered $500 dam
ages in the superior court, but Luton
settled the matter with Miss Hawk
without the consent of her attorneys
for about $40. On motion of the plain
tlh>s attorneys the court set aside the
settlement thus made, on the ground
that fraud was practiced IN obtaining if.
The defendants appealed from an order
denying the motion for new trial, and
setting aside the release.
Among other cases were: Bryant VS..
Bank of Commerce, judgment of the
circuit court IN favor of the bank sus-
tanned.
GARNER vs the "Omaha, ''-Judgment
of the superior court reversed and the
case remanded for q new trial
Miller vs.. Acknowledgement of the
superior court, reversed aid another
trial ordered.
Williams vs.. Hoehle-Judgment of
the superior court affirmed.
La Chappelle VS.. Warehouse & Build
ers Supply Co.-Judgment of the lower
court affirmed.
In the two cases of Larson vs.. Me
Clure and Guinard V. Knapp, Stout &
Co, the lower courts were reversed and
new trials ordered.
Bailey vs. Currie-judgment reversed
Crowley vs.. Stewart-order affirmed
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81 VI MONS

STATE OF WISCONSIN.
Circuit Court, Douglas Comfy
Henry :. Batter. g. assignee % the Ba.k Of 81
periur. . corporation plaintiff,
Lars Ieuroot. Frederica z. I@r--or. his wife.
John T. AurrSF Jacob II. Er-1-- Franco, +.
Warner su+ Nara K. Aguew, Defendants.
The Stare OF Wisconsin. TO the said defendants
al J each Of them
fou are hereby Summoned 70 appear within
te~slIfy days after ser ice o. IIi> summons *
elusive OF the fly Of s@rv!Ce. ard defend the
above entitled action III the court aforesaid AMI
IN case 81 yrIIr fGilU7e Ia do. judgment viii he
rendered against you according u the demand
OF Ire complaint
CATLIN. BTTLER < LYONS.
o. Piainris's Att1rut-'
:. q. atitIcss,-STITe-rIo- Douglas Court. Wis
EF5 complaint in the above enf't-ct action
wes 7i.' in the Office OF The lie + a. ~ Circuit
Co,srt f2r Douglas county. WE-.@-.sin OF The 2ud
GE- f tErch a D. l~41.
CATLr~. BUTLER 4 LYONS
....... Plaintiff Attorneys.
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The Superior Times

ALLUNA {. CHRISTIE. Admins
tratrix of the Estate Of J.
Lutte. Christie, deceased.
Publisher.
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Notice of Hearing.

" 7. rICKERTNG.
Attorney for aid Assignee. firms T. r,-g7-a 3 ~
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The Ladies Ai1 Society Of the Pres
byteriaI. church have decided to hold
their Easter sale on Tuesday. April 18th.
The plan Of securing aprons from each
state in the Union has been carried out,
and Judging from the humber and var
lety which have already arrived, tie
display viii be very fine.
The concert given on Wednesday
evening. in Sacred Heart sch6Cl ball,
was well attended. despite tie bad
weather, many people not being able
20 get seats. The Cantanta OF Ireland
proved quite treat, and all those TAX
ing part acquitted themselves very
Srci!tahly.
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Notice of Foreclosure Snls.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Douglas Comfy. -. IN Circuit Court
trace +. rutti=or, F'a::i,tr


Neil Sat;h frances smith. Bank Of West ST
I,eriDr :. l.. May. ami Robert e. Hanna -
siE.ee OF Neil smith. defendants.
NOTICE is tCrahrsgivcn th4: pursuant to tn,
Judgment of foreclosure and >aIs made ani tn
tered in the above entitled 'Ctlon on the 4th day
of February. \, =. '>-i. wIil on the I'D day u
March, \. II. lSaf, 81 T. Uvluck in the forenoon
at the ea>tcrly iTui.t door nj the court house III
the city of superior, Douglas county. s:rts q
Wisconsin. offer for sale ant' sell mt pulse auc
ton To- the highest bidder Tor cash. the real
property by The said iUds''ant urderer, to r. sold
situated in the Sitt OF Superior II SAii Dougl la,
county. Wisconsin. AMI described as follows:
Lot numbered eight :, in block Numbered
S!Nt! four ,6i i'll the tuwn>Ite Of Superior City.
How I'm the eity Of SUPERIOR Douglas county
state OF Wisconsin, according 10 the pst ths -e,t
recorded in the Office q: the Register at Dttcs !.
and for said Douglas county. " Wisconsin, To salts
~ the amount OF said judgment. with Interest
eI.d costs therein directed.
dated his 9th day Of February, A p. 1897.
FRANK l.. WILCOX. -.
sheriff of Douglas Co. VIZ
FN NHtp,Es WICk>TRUN, Deputy sheriff
w. f. pECkEEI~';,
Plaintiff : AttuE5,c'. 60 -lD-2-- n g. Il ~
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81 W Mons


STATE OF WISCONSIN. ..-, nO}
Circuit court, DOuglSS County.
Mary Campbell smith, Plaintiff,
August Stahlbush. Ottilc Stahlhush. his wife
Paul Gappa and George smith, Defendants.
The state OF Wisconsin. To the said Defendants
and each of them.
You are hereby summoned u n2pCsf within
twenty days after service Of this snn ms. ex-
elusive OF the day ct service. aud defend the
II cNe entitled action IN the court aforesaid: and
III case OF your failure so 10 do Judgment viii be
OF The complaint
CATLIN, BUTLER & LYONS. ..,.
..., Plaintiff At.orne! ,.
Z. Q. Address Superior.
Douglas County Wisconsin.
Tie complaint IN the above entitled actit r.
filed in the Office II the clerk OF the circuit
Court tor Douglas comfy, Wisconsin on the lott
day OF March \. H. $50 -s.N
CATI.IN BUTLPR 4 INrES. a..
Gn13-20-25-a-i- lo-I7-2D Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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ADVERTISING RlIES FURNISHED ON lPplIr,ILnH !

Wo Dollars a Year in Advance
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Communion Service,

Next Sunday evening Presiding Elder
4. J. Davis will preach at the Thompson
avenue ". +. church. and administer
the sacrament after the regular 5ertice.
All the members Of the church and
congregation are invited to be present.
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j 3o-f-t- 49, -a27-lu-6-l. ~
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Boat NO. 10" now being buIlt at the
barge works, has been named "Consti-
tuition" after "Old Ironsides. The
steamer will tow the Constitution Is
called "Nictory," after Admiral Nell
son flag ship.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Sophia " Hammond to II Lawler. It
Blk l3l W sup 4th div II
| VIM X Noad to . \ Ritan, lt- IS blk
COW Supdiy p
sheriff to Bank of Commerce, Its Sos
80 W 3rd 1t
Same to same Sc or blk -. W 18th st
Grafton Mason ref. tn f " Hoyt ct al
Its Is IS blk -. " sup End div >,
Same To Common Wealth Ground Rent
Co. Its - p p - blk 40 " sup t-t div I5,C
VIM Winu TO l. II Long. 1t - " 2ud Il
J Gazett to John Gazctt, 1t =! blk II
X X Dolan 10 y Y S; sup Inv Co, Its 1O5
10' 9TH st
y & sup Inv Co to May a Smith,
same lots as above
X Wardman 10 Ole nOCkcn, 1t blk -
Ont Land Cos add
John Haney to \ Gill, 1t Is blk 6
Butler Park,
J ID Whitney 10 Geo L Brooks. 1t S21 W
2nd 1t Il
Walter punphy to his wife Alice, Its 1
,, and all Of Its } south of a line
run and " through said lots. o. It
Winter st blk 49, SID 1t a, LIST div
r W DcForest. F Kilner and W b
Ranks. recrs. to Kate Hertzog, + 90
# Il IL blk l92 W sup eth div
c f Howard TO I Buxton, und 5 int
in tract in half 3-is II i
Northern Imp Go to Marion " Dole, 1t
t14 9th II Ely'S add
7 Williams to Eleanor b Williams.
Its i - blk 81, W sup lst div; > blk
sd W sup 9Th div: 1t blk liz Sup
Imp Cos add to " sup; = blk )
sup City 4.
Joel Johnson to F & yreeIand. y
= " =. w = ne or blk W 18th 1t
' 4 l. Go to II Bulls and Z W HAS
j. 10 blk 30 W sup 18th div
{ Warner TO { f Warner, 1s9 " 5th
81 t.
D + Roberts to 7 II WolfOrd Its $50 49,
81 1T! y Ely, add; It 70 9Th st
I II NOitOrfi to u + Roberts 1t * 9Th
ST W J., blk 1Ft Peninsula ave. fir
Its 800 3%2 9Th 81 Ely'S add
| B LOuey ref. to NJ Brown, 1t 20 blk
lS5 +th div " sup 4,
| Sheriff TO the Pr0ridfnt Life & Trust
Co Of Thiia. Ii ). nv ! 1t 1 blk - sup
City: Il II blk 70 : SUP st div Il
Same to same. Its 9 10 blk 129 tth div;
IS blk 256 18th div; s, blk 2l6 eth div
w Sup Sc
VIM II Tucker to Geo II Tucker, lis 14f
lis W 6tn st: Is 30 26 W 9Th st 226 22s
Z End ST; WY Or blk p f eth st 81
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Notice 81 Nrrtgrgc sale.

CATLIN. BUTLER x LYONS,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs: Ql510-27 NIT %
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Notice OF forcsicsurc safe.
STATE OF WISCONSIN ..,
Douglas County. =. In Circuit Court.
Mrs. Russell Henry. Plaintiff,

STATE OF WISCONSIN
Douglas County. =. In Circuit Court.
Mrs. Russell Henry, Plaintiff,
".
EiCauOra q. Miller. ttTOyCr =. Miller. Lena
McoreS and Albert Moure>, Defendants.
NOTICE Is hereby given that pursuant 70 the
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale made and en-
tered in the above entitled action on the 18th
day of January \. y. lS&i. ! Will on the 18th day
of March \. -. 1s27 at 10 O'Clock III the forenoon
OF said day. nj the eAStcrly front door of the
court house, III the city of superior. Douglas
comfy. state rf Wisconsin, offer for sale and sell
ut public auction Ia the highest bidder for cash
the real property by the said judgment ordered
to be sold situated in the city OF superior, i'll
Id Douglas county, Wisconsin, ana described
H. follows:
Lot three hundred thirty three c~S9 on West
Fifth l1-hl street in the towu>itc OF superior. uow
in the city oil superior. IN Douglas county, state
ut Wisconsin, according to the plat Of said towII-
site on ME Hui of record III the Office of the Reg
i-rer - n4,.i> ii and for said Douglas county,
Wisconsin. 10 satisfy the amount of said judy
mcnt, with interest and costs n therein directed.
Dated this ,Jlh day of january. l>91.
FRANK /. WILCOX.
Sheriff of Douglas County. Wisconsin
Ry CHARLES WICkSTROM, Deputy sheriff.
". Z. PICKERING,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Il ,ll- f-t- "a! = y III t. ~
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Tile Ladies' Aid Society of the | ire
" I. church will meet with Mrs. Hart
lev on next "Wednesday afternoon
March oath. All the ladies of the cong
reration are invited to attend.
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The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
NJ. +. church will hold dime social
Tuesday evening, March 23rd. at the
parsonage All are invited.
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avenue.

IOST-Somewhere between Minnesota
Point and the Euclid hotel on sunday
last. 4 fine soprano voice. Finder VIII
receive large reward by calling upon
Miss Louise Foote, corner Of Thompson
and Twelfth. and returning the Lcs' AF'-
icle 10 the owner.
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J J. E,5ua.l fCFurlant
NOTICE i hereby given that ny ,irtuc Of "a
execution Issued out OF the Circult Court tyE
Douglas county, Wisconsin, in the above en-
titled action, and bearing date the 9TH
day OF February, ~. aud 10 me directed and
delivered, wherein The security Bank Of Duluth,
a comparatively is plaintiff, ami J. / Itihhard is
defendant IN tn nr OF said PLAINTIFF and against
-tI defendant. for the sum 81 three huHdTcl
eighty eight and 35-l,U dollars tS:iN~l' | haNe
duly levied upon all the right. little aud interest
which said defendant had on The 10Th day uf
May, ls,b. the day upon which the property
hereinafter described WAS attached III the above
entitled action. or any interest which he may
hav" since acquired therein, and which Is DIS
cTIbtd H. follows, to-wit:
Lots numbered one a., two (2l, three ~. four
a.. and i've ~ in block numbered nine ~ III the
tpwu>ite OF superior City in Douglas county,
Wisconsin. according - the recorded plat
thereof in the office OF the Register Of Deeds i'll
aud for said county and state, which will offer
for sale and SCH nj public auction To the highest
bidder for cash, on the 5oth day of March. 1877
q ten o'clock IN the forenoon. ut the southeast
yrl. front door ct the court house i'll the city of
sHprriyt, Douglas county. Wisconsin, or 50 much
thereof Viii bc necessary 10 satisfy said cNcCu-
ton together with costs Of sale.
Dated superior Wis. February 9th. 1897.
FRANK l. NthtOE.
sheriff Of Douglas CuTntr. wisconsin.
Iv CHAEIFs W!r&STi.ON. Deputy,
CATLIN, ByIi.FK i: LYONS.
Attorneys for Plaintiff lt-!3.20 p Ird IT.
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The Ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give another of their pleas
ant dime receptions next Nednes-
,|av afternoon, at the home Of Mrs. J.
" Tavlor. cor. eth st. and Thompson
ovauup
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81 VI MONS
STATE OF WISCONSIN, :
Circui; CONT. Douglas County
Henry :. Butler a. assignee Of the Bank Ct
. z L.

\ L
Circui: Cont. Douglas County
Henry :. Butler a. assignee If the Bank q ST.
Perlor, a corporation, plaintiff
wife. Th'7res J. TU-Tscy. a. trustee of the g.
tate Gf ~In9.i Sa-pil.u. deceased. Melville {.
smith, .I,,rci B. 7 agg. Mrs.. Joseph Norm John
Plt~0 Oliver Is-ii-.e, Richard Gillespie.
Charles T. i'aIl~pu. Martin Anderson. James
carroll Bft1 Iindguist. VI. QUammeu. Alex
amber Nc Donald. : itrei Haust,I!. John + HO!-
man. John Ellis. john Mcdonald 2 y .-yeIl.
isthn Hughes. W Dixon, :. kerUc- EschDlas
La~sE James kai.IhHU. /! kerUgr sid JaHss
4. ITchhom. David hItu-y and I'm =
Amer, a. cOlartuers q, J. 4. IT.IIhulrf 4 r..
Defendants.
TIE State Of WI-consiu;-To the said defendants.
and each OF them.
NoI are hereby summoned 70 appear within
twenty days after service OF this SUMMONS, rx-
elusive OF IN dar II service and defend ths
above e'iti.'1a action in the court aforesaid and
IN case Of jour failure 10 DO. jadEf,sTs, ~ill ~.
rendered against you according - li5 c-,re-:.'
Of the complaint. ...
C.sT;i< BrTtf-T. c. LTTEc,
= .. Adde'S Plaintiff . Ai.lEUe-s
>gpertCr Douglas County. Wisconsin.
IN complaint in the above entitled fctin,
vas f5si in the Office Of the clerk OF the circuit
Cn-rt for Douglas county Wisconsin. ON the 18th
day Of February, 4. l.. lSy7-
CATLIN BCTLER < LYOYS,
.s-sJ---- III - al!--'---acl Plaintiff Attorneys
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Tom Furniss returned from Chicago
and other points on Tuesday, having
been suddenly called back owing to the
illness of Mr.. Stack.
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The Peoples party city convention
Will meet one week from to-day l>atur-
dav1. The Democratic city convention
will take place on the same day.
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Next sunday morning Rev. Donald
Mckenzie ofSouth Superior Will occupy
the pulpit in the Thompson avenue NJ.
l.. church. Every body invited.
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The Republican, Democratic and
PopuIlst city conventions will ali be
held at the city hall next Saturday
afternoon and evening, March y.
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Miss Hall and Miss Foote have been
absent from school duties most Of the
week. Mr.. SLOW and Miss Christie OF
the Normal have substituted.
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y small blaze at the residence OF
Christ Rawn, West Seventh street, on
Thursday afternoon, gave the East end
fire fighters run. No damage TO men
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-Mcssrs John Bardon and William
Wagner returned few days ago from
weeks trip round about Houghton
and Marnuette
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AOOD'S Sarsaparilla has over and
- over again proved by its cures,
when all other preparations failed. that
it is the One True BLOOD Purifier.
The County Board.

The County board met Oh Tuesday
last and extended the time for the tax
settlement to June .. The board =
ceptel the bond of the American EX-
change bank for $50, 600 for the deposit
of so 600 also the bond of the Bank of
Commerce in the sum of $4,000 for the
deposit of so, coo.
\ resolution was passed in favor Of
-tateaid to public roads, and requesting
Hon. Thomas &. Mills, Hon. Jas II
Agen and the Hon. Jarvis White, the
senator and assemblymen from this dis
trict. 10 use their best efforts in securing
the adoption Of the resolution in favor
of an amendment to the state constitu-
ton permitting the granting of state-aid
to public roads.
BY the fail of an elevator on Tues
day morning last, at the Superior Iron
works, corner Of Third and Lambo
two men named James Anderson and
Charles Turnquest were seriously in
jured, Turnquest having his left leg
broken just below the knee, while An
derson's both ankles were broken and
he received other injuries His home
Is in West Duluth, and Turnquist lives
ST 51S Weeks avenue.
ION "Wednesday night the Omaha
section boarding house. on the corner
of Thompson avenue and West Ninth
street, took frs in the kitchen, and the
flames had made considerable headwav
before the East ena Ere brigade arrived
on the scene. The Ere was qu;asly ex-
sinuguisLed, however and the damage
viii not exceed 500.
WANTED SEVERAL FAITHFUL NEN
W o. women Ia ira, ei fJr responsible g.
taGliseed house in Wisconsin. Salary 80.
payable SIS weekly and expenses. Position
permanent. Reference Enclose Self-aG-
dressed = &1Iped envelope. The National.
STAR Building Chicago.
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Sons of Veterans
Superior Circle. Ladies OF G.. A Il.

Circle meets First Monday in each montl
in Central Park VI. f. church.
Mas. MARY c. REYNOLDS President.
NRS. HIRAM HAYES. Sen. Vice President.
Mrs. J. VI. RCGCLES. Secretary.
Mrs. \. 4 MAXIM. Treasurer.
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The proposed union of the two gun
clubs did not materialize, and the new
club will be known as the Lake superior
Gun Club.
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in the put't- mind, in Morals, Politics;
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Indu-trirs Economy, Social and NUM-,
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OH Ibich Americans require and de-.
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the course Of puPiic intet+-i, All sub
sides.