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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-30

Notice Of Referees Sale on Fore closure.
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
In Circuit CuHr'-Duugia> coEnfs.
Melville G. smith, P.s.Iut.f.
leonardo F Johnston. and Hlauuh J J,hu-
sfOH. nj F. if. ami n..In#> 7. Turner ~ TrI~-
tee Of the Estate OF .I1le NasC.t.u 8rre..s,-6 ,
IeieGr!antS.
Notice j. hereby gwen that ~ liriue ~ It
l.guleEt IF tore, >Grr and >isl- duly made ana
Cou-t afpre>aj7 On TIE 5th day OF Nove'Lu Der.
4. D I-=6. sb4li. on the 18th ay Of 4 pill. ! l.
l-s.. at EieVeu UrlO'h N the Tel,-tu ot tina
DAY al the eE-t--ly front door OF the County
County Of douglas and state Of " t>cuu>lU. offer
for sale and sell a public auction. = The highest
bidder for cash. the real e>'a,e and II .rtgagcl
premises directed by aid Judgment To tt sD.f.
n.ay BE- Necessary to satisfy The amount o: said
judgment. To- 1t. The sum Il tiTer th0usaUl
ana sven and @5lpl dollars t>3u.- g2 with in
,erest thereon from the date Oi said judgment ut
sums paid by the Plaintiff for taxes upon >sl1
Tnurt-aged premises together with The los.s aid
~ uen>rs OF such SAFE.
he real estate and inor'saged premises - %
be sid are situated IN the city OF superior, II
the comfy Of Douglas and state OF Wisconsin.
and ar, des' .ib.i - 10 lGas 10 Isit.
Los nGmJer.f TWO Hundred and Eighty
nine esq, 0 Hundred and Nine One CNl b
Hundred and Ninety-ive l-95l, on West seventh
street in the TuWu>lte of superior tin the tIty
of superior. according 10 the plat OF said Town
site recorded in the office If the X, gIsJe- OF
leeds In and for said Douglas County, WIS
GRAFTON MASON
Referee appointed by said {, CIT 10 maxi said
CATLIN. BUTLER LYONS.
Plaintiff Attorneys.
" Il lS--b-a = g-lU ~
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-30
A Qualified Misfortune.

To illustrate the readiness OF some
INSCRIPTIONS people to turn even their
calaniJies 10 a dishonest advantage.
the story is told that certain small
farmer complained to a relative that
his COW was sick. And you have 70
buy milk" asked the relative Land
cs" How much d'you have 10 pay?"
Mis- Tewkesbury lets US have some OF
hers for five cents quart" Well.
what d'yOu DO with your milk while
The cows sick?" "Oh. we sell i. 10
the city miikman." Get FIVE cents A
quart from him." "Sakes. no, He
gives six
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-30
In The Midst of War.

We are in the nidst Of & war with
Spain. That it means more than blGs-
ter and dress parade no one who knows
ANYTHING about the way affairs 90 IN
the world Gou5ta. Tie Span;aris will
ror give p Cuba without struggle.
The coming contest means battles,
death 70 mau-. sickness and wounGs 10
thousands. There arc over two mil
lions Of people in Cuba loyal 10 Spain.
There il Spanish army there Of over
--yentv-Gve thousand. Il viii take il
ali probability seyen:y-tiye thousand
Amer can soldiers with the insurgents
10 make Spain quit her hold. Let il
Coz, what il mag IN money and lives
cuba must now BE freed from ni-gov
eminent and Spanish tyranny. M one
can tel how long the var vii! last nor
what foreign III p!:cat.ons may arse
from it. We ought not 70 close our
sye- nor ears Il the fact that g.. nations
In Iur1De except Great Britain. and
Russia are hostile . u. England, true
10 her traditional pCI.cv. vii! look out
.0r her trade and material Interests.
and u.il III. oat drawn into .rou,,,e FOR
continental reasons. The British know
.ril vel that " have alEavs had ll.ent
hostility towards them. and ..ev vii!
I.t us fgat il ont while thew play a
,,arne Of watch an! gait. II !. certain
when American blood = 10 and our
a
not brook Tur1pear, interference. This
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-30
LE!CHTON'S TRUE ART.
Story which Illustrates the Great OuaiIt
Behind All Success.

Story Which Illustrates the Great Quality
Behind All Success.
An eminent American artist, who IS
COW an old man, has never forgotten
the lesson he learned from Sir FredeT-
lex Leighton IN his youth, says the
Outlook. Leighton was then brilliant
and fascinating young painter whose
future was still before him. He was al
work upon an Italian landscape. OF
upon a picture with al Italian back
ground IN that background he was an1
ious TO introduce IN olive tree. He
remembered a tree which he had seen
in the south OF Italy and remembered
Il quite distinctly enough to reproduce
it, but he was not content to trust his
memory. The American artist remem-
beTs how Leighton came into cafe n
Rome on his way to southern Italy.
making the long journey from England
for the express purpose OF studying
that olive tree and OF taking home an
exact sketch CT il, and he remem bers
also how, four Or Eve weeks later, the
ardent young Englishman. brilliant
enthusiastic, versatile, but with a ca
pacity for taking pains. reappeared
with a wonderful sketch Of the olive
tree, upon which he had spent days
OF unb7okea observation and work
From this little incident the American
student learned a lesson which he
never forgot and which went far to Sc
cure the success which came to him
in later life The story illustrates the
great quality which lies behind all real
success. alike for the man Of genius and
the man Of talent.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-30
WILD FLOWERS AT THE CAPE.
Masses Of Beautiful Blossoms and Many
Gorgeous sunbirds.


TIE Wild flowers Of the care are
among the richest IL the world and the
gunner, as he quits mis- nights resting
place and Wanders among the hills
may see around him marvellous array,
says the Spectator. Oxalis. lilies, bril-
liant orchids, streli-zias. mesem bryan
themums, the wonderful blue asaraG-
thus, the wild aurum-so common as
to be called by the Beers the pig lily
-splenGid hea.hs in a bew!lder!ug
plenty, lovely pTo:eas. many Towering
shrubs, gIaGioli, ixias. watsonias, noble
amaryllids-these and hundred other
flowers contribute for season 20 the
hunters supreme enjoyment. He must
be worse than Kahr, indeed. II he
cannot take delight in them. Masses
Of peiagor.uIns flourish among the
kloofs and valleys here a mountain
side is 10 be seen fairly blushing with
pink heath-one CT the three hundred
and odd heaths Of which the cape can
boast. And SO. II he is lucky. and the
rains have been p:opit.Cus. the gunner
may follow the kupspr.nger through
kloots and up hillsides. thus gladdened
for a brief space with bTiliian, flowers.
The !nnume-able wild doves COO softly
from the thor1y acacia groves. AS you
pass the clear rill Of water. gushing
from yonGe- deep kloot. little crested
kin gfsher, with naza-!ne-blue back.
carol-red bill and blue-and-Dlack crest,
darts like some living gem upstream.
Climbing the lower foothills you may
note, busy among the sweet lro.ea flow
ers, gorgeous sunbirds (honeybirds the
colonis-s call them-the nectar!niae Of
the naturalist), clad n brilliant green's,
bronzes, v;ole.s, oranges, FELLOWS and
reds. extracting with their long brush
tipped tongues the honeyed da!nt!es Of
which they are so inord!nateiy fond.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-30

Send your address to II. E. Buckian
& Co., Chicago, and get free sample
box Of Dr.. Kings New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you Of their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure Of con-
stination and sick headache. For NAL
aria and liver troubles they have been
proved invaluable. They are gnaran-
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leterious substance and TO he purely
vegetable. They DO not weaken by their
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system Regular size PC per box Sold
by T. c. Hamen. Druggist
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-30
Judge Dav Is now Secretar

Judge Dav Is now Secretary OF State.
Noting startling in the way of war
news, at the time OF going to press, Fri
day aiteroon.
=" Nations. being mortal, are pun
ished for their deeds in this world"
yet their mlsdeeds multiply.
Money continues to pour into the
Golfers OF the farmers OF the country. in
marked contrast with the low tariff
times Of the past three years. The
March exports of agricultural products.
including breadstutis, cotton and pro-
visions, amounted in value to over So
o000or. against less than 81. 900. 600 in
March of last year, 81 600 600 in March
OF 1856, and So, 600. 00in March OF 1895.
And this in the face Of the frequently
reiterated assertion. made during the
consideration Of the Dingley bill, that
its high tariff rates would destroy cur
markets abroad
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-30
"REMINISCENCES or THE DUKE.
The Lite Garden Gate Through Which
He Escaped from = Mob

Whea was { c.e-k il tie Office lad
miaIty) re used constantly to observe
en Old gentleman who daily came into
the courtyard and took CT his lat to
tie touled anchor which is carved over
the door. through which 50 many brave
zen and palciteti-g hearts have
passed. saEs the Nineteenth Century.
.eel - !. could play TIE par: o.
that cid gec:lsCen coT. who h.s
doubtless long ago l-sce1ei ne. New.
re Salamanca mortar and tie Egyp-
uao Guns hare bean pushed away from
ne parade a1d pu. = TIE corner, ike
naughty children. a-d tie garden Is
aesec-ated With ? horrible. hait-Freacl,
haE-EI g..Eh ro-1escrtp- building
which IS e-otss1uely commonplace. The
Horse guards still. happily. remain;
and here a.e he Life guards without
tie grin hezrss i1s-the awe and ad
-t-atio1 Q: ~ childhood. Here. too,
are the Foot guards. but how changed
IRON these c: IT, cary recollection
No white duck trousers. 10 swallow
tai, coats faced wiz White; 10 vo-stei
spaC-ets, 10 c-oEsba-s. 10 long E-s-
EeS and pointed bayons-E. In NJ
E-Id 5 eye see the guard turning out
20 sa4E-e the hero CT hundred fights
"ho IFS his ITO fingers TO his hat IN
acAlo"lec g-e-; ag ne rides By. There
Is t2e house 0: the first lord Q. TIE
treasury, 50 full CT historical assoc:a-
tons; and the little garden gate
through which the duke ot Wellington
escaped from mob who had forgotten
tI2t MS services az soldier should
have outve.ghed ths shortcomings o: a
statesman.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-30

J. II. Rugg'es, one OF the Police
Commissioners, has been appointed az
clerk of the Board Of Health While We
congratulate Mr.. Ru2gles on sccur-
ing the position, vet " must admit that
il savors little Of a pre-arranged plan
10 recognize the apppintee OF Mayor
Dietrich, who ever he NAV he. 20 the
Police Commission. instead Of the gen
tie'nan appointed by Mr. S.arkweather,
rhn j. an able attorney. and VIII not give
M until the courts decide that ne must
~ for Nr Ru.c!es, we think il would
have been much better If he had not
acce pied the office, under the circum-
stance, as il would have saved him
$rom some criticism which must neces-
sarllv follow his acce ptance. II was
generally understood that the members
nf the commission were TO be men free
from the uspicion Of partisan Influence,
which can scarcely be said Of a commits
sionrr who holds city office in the gift
- UIan upon whose actions he Will De
required to pass judgment sooner or
later This appointment, We regret t.
NV, gives the impression that the bars
If merit nave been let down TO allow
TIE lowest kind Of political dickering
- enter into the actions Of the commits
sion
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-30

-" The popular behaviour at the re-
iiremrnt OF Minister Btrnabe il in
stron. contrast With the popular be-
raviynr a. the retirement of GEN. Wood
ford The spanish popuiacr i. as mild
hammered a. any ,astIlIan that ever
rnr a throat or blew up warship. y
Evening Wisconsin"
The poor beni-hted ana utterly bad
Spaniariz are a good deal more excus-
I5Ie than the citizens Of Milwaukee vino
recently broke into the shop Of Span
ian cigar maker, tore down his sign be-
cause tie word Spanish" appeared on
it. and hoi-t-d an American flag in It's
place Tins may be taken for patriotism
by some people, hut We think such pro
rccding- are a disgrace instead of an
honor 10 our flag.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-30
No.,ce o, Hearing.

STATE OF TI-CONSIE.
IorClas County. In County Court
IN the matter III the estate Of Use Palmer. de-
cea-ed, late Of st. LOUIS county, NIl,n--Ia
Probate
NOTICE Is hereby given. that a: regular
term o: the county court 10 be held in AID tor
said county, al the County Judge Office re
Court Hyu-s.. in re city Of superior. i-oa-Ias
cUuutE. Wisconsin. o. the sd day OF May. i.s1-
at 10 o clock IN the forenoon OF that day. Ihr
following matter VIII d. heard, coa>IdtTed ard
acted upun Dy the court
The petition II LorIn ". Palmer foreign ad
raini.tralOr OF the estate OF Nuse Palmer. de
ceased. appointed by Judge 81 PROBATE 81 81
Louis county. Minnesota, TO IA. n!-d IN this
court authenticated copies OF said apyUIr lIaent
ana OF bond gwen therein, asking tp- licel -
sell certain real estate belong Ig TO aid
20 pay the deb:s o. said eslaI., AID lJcareC IN
- peTIO7, Douglas county. Wisconsin. described
as follows, TO- il LOIS tweuty-s-ven 81. thirty
nine f34J, tortyone IL, and tort! three 80. on
West First street. and lots forty 40, ore huHG-
red weu.y (,2py one hundred twenty-five 129,
on West Second Sheet, all in towusi;e VI >up-r-
io-, il city Of upe4iyT according to the recorded
pat thereof
Dated TIL. 7Ia day Of APRIL 13.3.
BY the court.
h. E. ROBERTS.
q 9,6 81 COUNTY Judge.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-30
Notice Of Publication.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Douglas Comfy, $. In Justices Court
City Of Superior. !
Before I. K. O.!s, Esq, Up.
To Joseph GnEtn;
You are hereby notified that warrant 81 at
tsCuIDrUt has bcen issued against you, and Your
property attached I" satisfy The demand uf Nm
hunter and YIN. Taylor, co-partueTs rs " Hun
ter 4 Co. amounting 70 Seveuty-thre- GOlIaTs
and Eighty cents and, num unless yen shall at-
pear tefore +. K. Ori> Esq, justice Of the
Peace il and :or said county. a. his Office IN said
city EO. kL5 y IN street, on the oh Cay of May.
b. 1872. ~ o clock in The fpreTo N. Judgment
viii be rendered against YOU, and you. property
sold 10 ley the dr',t.
Dated this Is:h cay Of April, 4. D 1888.
v. HUNTER / 60.
GEO r. HCDNAL.. plaintiffs
Att : Tor Plaintiffs
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-30
Notice Of Referees Sale on Foreclosure
STATE or WISCONSIN.
Clrcm COurt-Fi'prlg.a, County.
Melville e. smith. Plaintiff.

NOtlSc VI Referee sale on foreclosure.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Clrcun COurt-'htgg.a> County.
Melyill. t. smith. Plaintiff.
North western Investment 4 Improvement Com
pauy, corporation; George Coulter, Mrs. +. :.
Hall. Russell +. Twiss; Almlra Hoyt, Alexan-
der Green. John Dunsheath and Gideon :.
sherman. Defendants.
Notice il hereby gwen tina; by virtue Of a judy
meit ut foreclosure and sale madr and entered
in the abOT. entitled action in the court atOre-
said on thc 9Th day Of November, u. l-9S, /
shall. the 9Th day of May, A. -. 1898, at
Eleven clock IN the forenoon Of that day, at the
easterly front door Of the County Court House.
in the city If superior, in the County OF Doug
las and state of Wisconsin, offer for sale and
sill at public auction. t. the highest bidder Tor
cash. the real estate ana L.ortgaged premises
directed by said judgment to be sold and here
iraf'er described, or So much thereof a. may be
necessary To satisfy the amount of said judg-
neut. t.-~ii: the sum of Eleven Hundred and
weive and % 100 dollars tlll22s) with interest
thereon firm the date of said iud9 ulent al the
rae of six per centnm per andum and any sums
paid by the palniIf Tor taxes uprn SAID mort
gagged premises together with the costs and ex-
pens.-S OF such sale
The real estate ard morfgsged Premises so TO
be sold are situated in The County OF Doug a.
and state Of Wisconsin aud are described a. fol-
loas, 10 wit
Lit numbered One Hundred and sixty SIX
llSTi West Third street, and Lot mum Der rec
Hundred and Ninety C7.1i on West Ninth street,
in the Towusi,e Of Superior in the ity of ~
perIrT) according To he plat Of said TOWNSHIP re-
corded in the Office of the Register of Deeds for
said Douglas County. aisp lots numbered one u.
two =. three 2 and fDIr + in Biloxi mum ue re d
Thlrty-IS to in the IOwnsIte of East hyperion
Flrst Division, according to ihe plat Of said East
superior. First Division recorded in the Office OF
said Regisi er of Deeds.
GRAFTON MASON.
Referee appointed by SAID Court 10 make So ID
CATLIN. BUTLER & Lyons
Plaintiffs Attorneys. N % % Is 3 3OM7)
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-30
New Music...Lirvral Offer.

To introduce our rev monthly publ
cation, American Popular Music, We
make the GLOWING liberal offer: Send
IL the names OF three or more per
formers on HE piano IT organ, and Il :
'een cents In money or postage, and We
viii mani YOU elxteen Ia.rs Of The la est
popular song t"o -t.-Ps, etc, tuli sheet
music arranged or piano or "rgaE. and
"Americ:n Pounar Music" for three
months. Address:
POPULAR Music PuB. Co..
Indiana polls. Ind.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-30
Notice OF Foreclosure sale
STATE IF NI>CON-I%,
Douglas County. In Circuit Court.
a. Ziguego. Plaintiff,

Sarah Sanford Defendant.
PLEASE TAKE 'Iit that by virtue If a
Judgment uf foreclosure and sale rendered and
entered in said Circuit Cont FOR Douglas county.
Wisconsin, nu the 18th GHv of February. 1sg7. in
the ab''ve entitled action. 1 The undersigned
sheriff OF Douglas County. Als. shall IN the ~ h
day OF April. le9>, at II clrcs IN the forenoon.
Al the Ea>terly front door # the Court house in
the lily of >uperi T. Douglas comfy. Wisconsin
Offer for "A AMI sell ut pub.Ic a1ciiGn to Th-
highest bidder for cash The real estate mentioned
alf described IN said Judgment, same lying ard
being IN Douglas county Wisconsin, and des-
CT:bed ~ follows.
Los mum bered one y and Two ~ in Block
T o Hundred Seven t2uIt in the tnyrIi>Ire Of West
superior. Seventh Division. according to the
recorded plat Thereof III the Oflce OF the Register
Of Deed in and for saId county and state or So
much thereof a may he Necessary L" satisfy the
amount of said Judgment TO wit: The SUN OF
S2-N,t5 o-luO, together with interest and costs OF
sale.
Dated March 9Th, 1898
FRANK J.. WILCOX.
sheriff Of Douglas county, Wis
M 12l9-26-a 29-l6-23y
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-30

Mayor Dietrich has not yet named
the assessor from the second ward, but
Ne understand that majority of those
who have interview e0 him have favored
Mr. Tubbs. and We shall be pleased if he
shall decide 10 name him. If not. Of the
other candidates We have heard men
toned We should consider Mr.. Cbas.
klnsley the best qualified Of any Of
them to fiji the responsible position,
and We would Ike TO see him get il.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-30
MARY E. LEASES CONVERT.
He Had O, Weaken or Take the Con.
sequence.

btIuenCe.
Il happened 70 be ore O. an audience
n southern Kansas" said a Michigan
man to a Detroit Free Press reporter
when Mrs. Lease had the center Of the
stage and was doing all the talking.
Her sentiments were not unfamiliar TO
ne and l confess that 1 chafed under
the appTecia.ive demo rstraticns G; the
audience. AT tie close OF her address
she announced willingness to answer
any questions that might be propouad-
cd. II my sense had been equal 10 ny
conceit ! would have kept my seat. But
no; being one OF the lords Of creation.
felt called upon to extinguish the an
sexed politician. But she was not ex-
tinguishable. The audience was with
her and that counts for a whole lot
Ny hits were received in menacing ST.
Ience. Hers elected uproaricus ap-
pause. Figuratively speaking, she
mopped the hall with ne That even
ing az the hotel I was approached By
a man Of gigantic build and a mass Of
beard that respected nothing but his
eyes. nose and forehead He was chiv-
alrCus giant, for he announced that It
struck him as how you might have
thought lou couldn't DO nothin', bein'
as she IS a woman, and you might like
20 take it out o. some man. In willin'
to sand right By what SIZE said and
ha!nt no ways particular about what
style youN take your satisfaction in
What did do? Weakened, and vowed
tha, Mrs. Lease had converted me-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-30
STATE OF WISCONSIN IS.
County If Douglas In Circuit Court.
Anna NJ Waldo, Plaintiff.

STATE OF WISCONSIN SIS.
County Of Douglas I In Circuit Court.
Anna NJ. Waldo, Plaintiff,
Douglas Couaty Bark an nso!vent corporation;
The Northern Trust COMPANY. assignee Of the
douglas County Bank: Amelia Bro u. Erttes.
men, OF ri IN II. Brown de- eased: +. UeF
Barnett and Marietta Barnett, his ife.
NOTICE : hereby given that pursuant Ia rhe
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale rendered III
the Circuit Court .''r Douglas county iscDne:n.
in the above entitled action and duly &c, K I'D
therein on the 18th dav ot January leg-, AID by
the terms OF which said judgment sale Of the
he eiuaiter described premises directed 10
be made. there having b, ea 10 red-mplIoui here
from, and the undersigned having been BY
order OF court. duly appointed referee to make
such sale.
NV therefore, pursuant u sad Judgment,
the undersigned referee VIII. on tie 9Th day O
June, ls9e, at The east fronI door Of tn court
House in he City Of superior Douglas county
NisrOI SIN. al ten OCO"k in th. forenoon OF hat
day Offer + r sale and sell the following Ges
crioed premises 10 wit:
Commencing AT point on the north line Of
the Nurth-we>i Quarter Of section Three o. IN
Township Forty Eight (isi North of Range IhIr-
teen 49, West. 1876 50 100 feet east of the North
vest corner Of said North west Quarter "f Sec
ti"n Three O. aud running thence south o. a
line parallel attn the westerly lin Of aid quar-
ter section ~ the north line of the south eighty
acrs snbd vision 81 sad Norm west guar er IA
sad subdivision : described accord ing TO GOV
eminent survey. being the south ha.f of lie
NM. - section 3 theme East along said north
line said - acres io the easier!y line f laid
Northwest quarter OF section Three e. thence
North on said Easleriy line TO the Nnrthe east
corner OF sad North west Quarter. thence west
on the Nor herly line Of said North quarter
10 the place 81 beg inning containing . 22-Irn
acres more or les, in he tsst-rly part Of the
Northeast quarter f the N0rfh-wesJ quarter IF
Section Three ~ in Township Fnrty-right 49,
North # Range Thirteen 90 west, al the DoU-
gas county. Wisconsin. and which are the
same premises described IN the said mortgage
and In the complaint in this action. or 50 much
thereof a. may ~ necessary 10 satisfy said ndg-
ment, with interest and subsequent costs aud
-ges.
GEORGE Z. EUDNALL
MICHAEL :. BRIGHT Referese
Attorney for IlaintIa
(ALS-5l milf u y J4j
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-30
Beats the klOndike.

Mr.. A {. Thomas. Of Marysville, Tex
has found more valuable discovery
than las yet been mace in tie klon-
dixie. For years lie suffered untold az
ony from consumption. accom- panied
Dy henorrhages; aud was absolutely
cured by DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consUm ption, coughs and colds. He
declares that gold is of little value in
com parison with this marvellous cure
would have it, even if il COS. hundrei j
dollars q bottle. Asthma. bronchitis
and all throat and lung affections are
positively cured by Dr. Kings Ees
Discovery for consumption. Trial bot
ties free az F. {. Hamen's Drug Store.
Regular size zoe. and 400. Guaran-
teed 10 cure or money refunded.
Onion Sets, garden and field