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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-02-19

We understand that Mr. Currle is
quite seriously i'll
Miss Edith Hunter is seriously i'll
with an attack OF toueilitis.
An oratorical contest Will take place
at the Normal school next Monday
evening.
\ squad from COMPANY l viii 90 to
Duluth tonight, FRIDAY, to give a tancy
drill at the minstrel show
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. Hurd enter
tanned i large number ot friends 1t
cards Thursday evening.
Don't fail to attend the auction So
cia. al the home OF Mrs j. Lutte Chris
tie, next "Wednesday evening
Master Frank Snerw"nI gave L
sleigh ride for a large number oI his IL
tie friends last Saturday afternoon.
DR. Sherwood i Just able to h"hhle
around ON crutcheS, after being laid up
about three weeks with broken leg.
The Itasca social club gave 4 very
surr, ss,nI ",r,yertv', LalI an NI,nd.,v
evening '"H'. ne 'u'"lh "'I!.t~'fa
i''' ''''' '''' ''''S4c'
The report OF the chief Of the CITY
fire department for 1897 Places Tie total
loss bv fire on building, and contents
''F 'i'"' year al 9io'S''H'
Miss Marion Banks Will entertain
the members Of the Young Peoples So
cial club. at his home on Becker and
Eleventh this Friday evening.
MI Clarence banks, VINO Is one "i
the engineering crew at work on the
I fosH'"h ofahch OF the bfeat N"r'Hcfh
/ WIS IL nome Tor CIV h"urs tuesday
Miss Mabel E;shoT has issped iuyi-
tatjots to a large number a.. her vounr
'''''' i'' -" 9'' ~ '''V - az, amer
'o'n' y "'''% '''i''' '''''e i eA!''''e'
4 change OF venue has been granted
I To the l7Ih Circuit, Eau Claire. in the
case Of ] II. Culyer'S dcmurrcr> t. the
Euoion cumpanv's complaint. The cas-.
cannot come up before March DIST.
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WORLDS GREATEST CURLER.
X. IL. Dunbar. OF Winnipeg, Enjoys that
Distinction.

r. IL. Dunbar. OF Winnipeg, Enjoys that
Distinction.
The Winnipeg Curling bonspiel closed
on Tuesday night. The New York Life
grand challenge event was won by Ri.
Dunbar, of the Winnipeg Thistles,
against James McDiarmid, of the Win
nipes GRANTEES. the score being Is to 9.
The ROYAL Ca!edonian event was also
won by Dunbar, with Smith, of Regina,
second, T. to ). Peel, of the Thistles,
won the Dodge international trophy
from Grassie of Portage Ia Prairie-l2
to g. Dunbar played twenty two games
during the bonspiel and only lost one.
lie won two first prizes. one second and
one third, and has record Lever
equaled by any curler in the world.
Dunbar also won the points prize, for
which a gold watch was offered. His
score was 10. Chambers, of Manitou,
was second with 44.-Pioneer Press.
Mr.. Dunbar, who enjoys the honor of
the above record, is well known by
many of our citizens. being 4 son-in-law
Grandpa West of this city.
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Miss Buffers Entertainment.

Those o our people who were fortu-
nate enough TO have no other engage
ments and were able to accept the in
vitation of Miss Anna Butler for
Ballad Recital last Saturday a ter
noon At The Euclid. are cong-atuiating
themselves. Miss Butler was assisted
in receiving by Mesdames Hiram Hayes
and VIM. listman and Miss Listman.
and after greeting these ladies the
guests found seats il. the large pariors.
Which we're beautifully decorated with
the stars and stripes and large boque;s
at American beauty roses, and a fine
bust Of Lincoln which occupied con
~picuous place in honor II the dav
About three o'clock Miss Mary Brad
shaw, v no was to sing, aud Miss Fanny
Cohurn, her accompanist, appeared,
looking more beautiful than usual.
Miss Bradshaw wearing pale pink
gown with a large boqnet of roses, and
Miss Coburu in black with pink carna
tons. From this time on for about an
hour the guests numbering fully one
hundred and fifty were entranced with
music. each number deijghting the au-
dience more and more. Tie last num-
ner. The Star Spaugled Banner" most
fttiu-ly closed the musical part of the
entertainment. after which Chiero the
palmlSt was presented, and after spend
ing few minutes in social Intercourse.
during xhich time charming voun.
ladlas served one and all with cream
and cake, the guests departed fully con-
WINGED that Miss Batter had the faculty
of giving about the pr2tt;ast entertain
-e.:s BOSS, !e,
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pi,nta Which Give Light.

There are number OF plants and
flowers which give out phOsphOre5-
cent light in the dark. Linnaeus first
noticed this phenomenon in the COM
mon nasturtium, whose flowers seemed
to him to have faint iT:descence 1t
night. Later observations by others
showed that the light was stronger aft
er very sunny days. Among other
plants which possess this singular
property are the marsh lily and the
fraxinelia. The last named secretes a
volatile oil which oozes out during hot
weather, spreads in a thin layer over
the flowers. and forms a vapor which
becomes luminous in the darkness. IN
the coal mines near Dresden grows 4
species Of fungus which Exhibits the
appearance Of luminous festooHs Of
shifting colo-s.
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A Beautiful Flag.

A few DAYS ago the writer, IN comp
any with several others, vas the guest
of DR.. Bolton and his charming wife,
and while inspecting the doctors i'm
mense and valuable library, spoke of
the great beauty of a large silk flag
which was displayed in the room, the
remark brought forth an explanation
from the doctor to the effect that the
flag was presented to him, by the people
of his last church, South Park street,
Chicago, when he was leaving them to
come to Superior. The flag is made Of
beautiful quality Of silk. the stars be-
ing embroidered-both sides alike-on
the field. The staff is of highly pol
ished hard wood and is capped with a
small brass eagle and decorated with a
heavy silk cord and tassels. DR.. Bolton
vas pastor of the church which thus
honored him for five years, and the
beautiful token-which speaks louder
than words of the friendship, respect
and love they had for him--wili always
be cherished and priced by the pastor.
During the past fifteen years DR.. Bolton
has occupied three of the most promi
Dent Methodist churches of Chicago, be-
ing first located at First church, later at
Centenary, and lastly at South Park
street. The Cumming avenue church
of this city is certainly to be congratu
lated upon securing man of as great
ability as DR.. Bolton, who IS a tinancil
manager Of great power as we'll as a
fine orator, and who has engineered
their matters SO that they are going to
save their church building, he having
succeeded in pacing balance Of the in
Notwithstanding like S, OOO--with
the Church Extension society, who will
be satisfied il the interest is paid until
times are better. May success attend
his efforts.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Faur Land Co to West Superior Dock
Co lot q Cummings Slip addition
VIM Long TO Clark. Its ~ 80 OAK
Chas r Clarity TO TOT NJ Blackman 1t
5l9 " 7lh st
Harry " Austin to Ralph c. Picker
ing. Its > BLK Ash ST Mckentryss
addition /
Tn Shastid to Chcs Baldwin. ne
l. blk W 10Th ST AZ
Phcbe \ Searles to The London &
Northwest American Mortgage Co
Ltd, 1t AGO l1th ST Ely'S Addition !
Sheriff to Mrs Amelia God. 1t 30
Win c Johnson ST. to Alba c Johnson
Its % n blk Il Superior Ist Div 600
Jas r lille to Edw V Cary, So of =
OF ne u 27-i9I4 aoo
jas ii Power to catherine Power. lta
" superior Mfg Cos lst Add 1u
Arthur /. Williams TO Julia Cope Viii
lians. 1t blk ll9 superior City
Jessie a Hughes to Otto NJ Pratt, Its. 100
4;s0 81 40 7th st Eiys Add loo
Central Land Co Eleanor Lawrence
Its y ~ blk 10, LaBelle Div
Geo Long COCA Clark, Its - 30 blk
loo 9th Diy W Sup
Henry Wilson to JOS Hudson. Its Is
joseph Archambault to Elsie PinSen-
anlt, 1t blk Norwood Park Add, ~
and Ii blk Burhanks Add ~
Gabriel Solemn toMathias Erlandsen.
Its y 10 blk BurbankS Add AN
Jacob Edhoim 10 Mathi; ErlandSen,
its ) i Paramount Park Add IN
Interior Land Assn to Hugh Roberts
lis 500 5Il 18th II and Its 81. 3o22 sin ST,
ElyS Add 1905
Sheriff To NJ Bailey. Its l . blk2W
Sup 2ud Div 2E
Frank Rou,in jr to Edward + Burg,
und :. of { 4 blk ID W sd 81 8
Annie emycc To Warren Gilbert,
1t blk WemySS Add
Albert Small TO Tn + McCreedy. ind
- II Is blk A. " sup Isl Div
John Ii Kane TO TIL + McCreedy, und
/. 1t Is blk 81 w sup LIST Div
Stephen l. Merchant to NelS Carlson
II 3 blk 80 " sur l2th Div
Sheriff to a = Lovcloy II - blk l:'s
RurhanS' Add
Sheriff To Nelson Pratt Its l blk IS
La Belle div $50
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She Had Tlmo TO XIII.

II trust, Miss Cutting" remarked
young Borem, as he rose to depart af-
ter a prolonged stay, that | have not
taken up too much OF your valuable
time" Not at all, MIR. Borem," re-
piled the fair damsel, the time You
have taken up has been of no value to
me whatever. I assure you" Then he
went forth into the night and wan
dered slowly down the street, wrapped
in a heavy mantle OF thought.
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THE BATTLESHIP MAINE.
By the Explosion on the Battleship
Maine 2SS Men Lose
Their Lives.
A Large Number Wounded, Many
Seriously, and some
Fatally.

Latest reports fIom HAVANA place tine
number of men Killed by the explosion
Oh the batteship Maine at 25S, including
two officers. Some of the wounded have
been brought to Key West. while the
remainder are being cared for in Hav-
ana hospitals.
The excitement caused by the terrible
explosion has abated considerably, as
the more information came from
Havana the more certain it became
evident that the explosion was the re-
suit OF an accident of some kind hat it
may, in the condition of the wreck, be
impossible to explain.
Whatever may be the feeling of the
Spanish people and government toward
the people of this country, it is hard
in the face of the Christian behaviour
of the citizens of Iiayana and the au-
thoritles in caring for our wounded and
bulylng our dead, as they did on Thurs
than one Of sincere friendship for our
people and sorrow for the appalling dis
aster TO the Maine. The Queen and
government OF Spain have have eX-
pressed to Ambassador Woodford their
great regret for the disaster, and their
sorrow for the friends of the afflicted
families Of the dead and wounded, and
messages of coincidence nave been re-
ceiycd from all the governments having
representatives at Washington, as also
from the the Prince and Princess OF
Wales and the Duke of Connauglt.
An investigation is to be held imme-
diately and it will not be long before it
is ascertained beyond doubt, if DOS
sible, what caused the disaster.
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New Goods Just Received.

VIM. Ogi!vie, pioneer and oldest es-
tatls!ed merchant tailor at the head
of the lakes, has jus. received con-
signment of fine Scotch and English
goods, bought for cash at depression
prices, having been taken out of the
custom house before the new tariff law
took effect Suits of these goods made
up in tirst class style both as regards fit
and workmanship, from $50 up TO $50,
pants from s. up to S. 30 splendid value
Call and look them over and convince
Yourselves. At the old stand. O.ilyle
building. Thompson avenue.
Mr.. Huron splendidwork has made
him hosts of friends among the musical
people of the West. | consider him
the equal of any banjoist in the world
CLARENCE l.. PARrEE, Editor "Cadenza, :"
Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Stearns, librarian of the Nor
thern Wisconsin Travelling Libraries,
was in the city Tuesday and addressed
the pupils of the Normal school and
the teachers Of the public schools upon
the plan, and benefits to be derived
from the system, and urged that a move
he made to secure the organization Of a
society for Douglas county
A Camp Fire will be held bv Alonza
Palmer Post, GA r., in Agen ball, on
Saturday evening. IN honor of the state
commander, " no vii! be present on his
annual visit. Department Commander
T.. Is. Gray and Staff Officer Col. Henry
Sanford viii also be present All Old
soldiers and their friends and the public
generally are invited. No charge tor
admission.
We are pleased TO learn and an
nounce that Mr.. RAYMOND Frazier, of
Madison is to be married the I'D of Feb
ruary, TO Miss Augusta Wood, OF the
same place. Mr. Frazier is brother of
Prof. Frazier, o the Nelson rewey, and
is one OF Governor Scofcld's most
trusted employees, and is we'll and ia
vorably known 10 many Of our people
who will join Us in wishing he and his
bride long and happy life. We be,
iieve the bridal trip will be to the
south and, reaching New Orleans in
time for the Mardi Gras celebration.
We understand that the different
aspirants for political honors at the
coming elections are passing around
the cigars, and We hope that they viii
not iorget that each candidate will be
judged 10y the quality of cigars he deals
in. For instance the hestowal OF
high grade ci-ar upon 4 voter will in
dictate that YOU are no cheap stutf. while
the giving OF cid punk cigars would 60
10 show that you are an "old punk
politician. We trust that this hin, will
no. pass unheeded, 4 good cigar il a
JOY while ii lasts, and lis perfume .!necr-
ciL lie rleas2lt dream,
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DOG FEAST AND DANCE.
Hold a Big Feast and Dance
at the West Superior
Hotel.
They Eat, Drink and Dance Just
Like White People,
And Have a Good Time Generally.

| The West Superior Hotel was taken
| by storm on Thursday night last by
! tribes OjibWay ard Gitchee Gulnmee,
of West Superior and the East end re-
, spectively, OF the Improved Order of
Rednen, and a Dumber of their fellow
warriors and braves from Duluth, Ash
land, Minneapolis and elsewhere, to-
gether with large sprinkiing of pale
faces, who had taken the precautIon to
nave their hair cut close before yentur-
ing in among the scalp hunters.
For the benefit of those who are not
acquainted with the order and its OBJ
jects, We NAV state that it is a fraternal
society, and that while it has not been
many moons in existence, it is rapidly
coming to the front, ard contains with
III Its ranks people Of all classes and
creeis and ali stations in life. No veX-
atloUs and unreasonable restrictions are
imposed. ANY fairly decent, honest
citizen is eligible. The members. as
the name of the order indicates, wear
Indian apparel, paint their faces, and
carry knives and tomahawks, etc. when
on parade and all special OCCASIONS The
braves are becoming numerous in the
the forests OF Superior particularly, and
much good is expected of it.
Returning TO the feast, preparations
previous, under the management of
an arrangement committee COMPOSED
of Messrs. Thos. Furnis, VIM. Inland
Harry Hall, ). CT. Greer, Jas. Baker,
and Gus Bergren, and an invitation
committee composed of Messrs. George
Kane, Chas. Maurer, w. Gallagher, VIM
Barnidse and J. Barnidge, ami we were
not surprised to learn that the Dog
Feast, as it was termed, was Il success
from every point OF view. The West
Superior was alive with Redmeu and
their squaws, and invited palefaces, and
between feasting. dancing and other
amusemcnts a merry time was spent
As the guests arrived they were wei
coined by reception committee con-
sis;ing of G. :. Stark weather, Dr. Gau-
vrcau, DR.. Collins, +. S Parker. A. New
| bur. and others. shown to the rooms
set apart for their accommodation
Among those present We're City Attor-
ncy Mcllugh and many other pron!i-
nrnt citizens. Mayor Stark weather. of
course, being a Rcdman. WAS present,
and cnjpved himself and helped other.
tp .uiov thpuS..l;-aS
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Bucklen'S Arnica Salvc.

The Best Salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, cbapped hands, chilblains,
corns. and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price p
cents per box. For sale by +. {. la
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were the finest ever gwen in our church,
while he is certainly one Of the Past
Masters of the bango. l most heartily
recommend Mr.. Huron to any one seek
ing refined and versatile entertainer.
L. ALLEN BOYD, Pastor Presbyterian
Church, Carrollton, No.
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Auction Social.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
NJ. l.. Church wish to announce that on
Wednesday evening Feb. sd, they will
give at the home of Mrs. J. Lutte. Chris
tie an auction social. \ most enjoyable
time is assured. Remember the date
and place. Admission 10 cents Every
BODY especially invited
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All McthOdlStS.

And everybody who does not attend
anywhere else, are invited TO attend
service at Fist NJ. T.. Church next sun
day, the new pews will be in place, and
you are respectfully asked to try them.
and say how YOU like them
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\ squad from Company viii 90 to
Duluth tonight. Friday, to give a rancy
drill at the minstrel show.
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CITY
,OSST ABI.ES,
Evans Camp and william \. Woods.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

FIRST ward-,nd g. Newbur- Top; c. y
O'iI;lrt.. Democrat
Second Ward-Bauic! K. Long. Rep; sam
ucI Crumpton. Republican,;
Third Ward-b Daniel Lund, Ind; +. Frazer
Wood, Dem.
Fourth Ward-Larry Bremen. Republican.
Christian Eimou. Republican.
Fifth nard-Ffrd \. Graham, Republican.
Edward A. Dahl Republican;
sixth Wari-M. w. Mcneil, Rep; John
McGr5fh Republican.
Seventh ward-Edward Mckinnon. Rep.
Arcv l.. Mills. Republican.
Eighth Nari-GOrdon T. French, Republican
John 7 IIeulc Republican,;
Ninth Ward-Martin Mclean. Democrat.
II l.. Schlappl. Republican,;
BOARD OF PUBIC WORKS.
J T Marcy A. Olson Fred Baxt
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JUDGES OF COURTS

- T. GATTNREAT-PIiISIC < 81 R
-, GEON. will attend professional calls
at all honrs OF the day or night from village
or country Cor. Becker & Fifth, Superior.
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REV. \. l.. TULL, Pastor.

E?WORTH LEAGUE ofthe church. Dung
Peoples PRAYER Meeting every Sunday evening
M : Social aud business meeting first lues
day of each month All are cordially invited.
CLARENCE /. ERtELANp,
President
NIsL ANNA + ROBERTS, Secretary.
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OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
NATIONAL


p-os;aont-william Mckinley, of ohio.
o.. pr..s,teut-tiarret A Hobart, OF New Jersey
Sacrerary of state-John sherman, OF ONO.
secretary OF the Treasurs-LS liah ;. "'ee' -
s..rrrrarv of War-Russell A Alger of Michigan
attorney Gcneral-Joseph Mchenna, oi Cai-
po.r,naster General-James A. Gary, OF Mary
land. - ~
Secretary of the Navy-John ID. Long, OF Mas
xachusetts. -,
Secretary of Agriculturc-James Wilson. of Iowa
secretary of the IEterior-Co!ne!ius y Bliss, OF
New York.
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Read This Item.

We are in receipt of the following
letter which explains itself, and cheer
fully give it space, trusting that it will
strike the eye OF some one who may be
able to furnish some information in the
case.
ELIZABETH. y. j.. Feb. 10Th, 1898.
To the Postmaster of Superior, Wis.
DEAR SIR am seeking information
regarding my sister, whose maiden
name was Ararlia lienne, Of kuventhal
Germany, and is married to a William
Metge of the same place. The last
heard from them (about twenty years
ago. they were leaving Germany Tor
Wisconsin, but W hat part l am at a loss
to know. Should they reside in your
city, kindly hand this note TO them. If
not, any Information which YOU can
give regarding them will be greatly APP
preclated by Yours respectfully,
FREDERICK IIENNE (UENzE).
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60. RIO ID.

-.rd Rardou Democrat
saa,,d ND Ni,.nl,l Briyht.... Democrat
rrIi,d r,rJ Anton johnson. Democrat
Fourth ward-IEnatiu- \. Snyder $500. KEEP
Eir,h Yard-Iohn THOMPSON -. Rcpub lean
SI,,h ,rard-Tarurs X Rurkc..... Republican
seventh ward-tleX Mckenzie. Repuhiirah
Eighth ward-Edward Hautou Republican
ninth ward Charles h. Carlson Republican
snbagamain-I>avid bobie. democrat
.nrdnu-knnueth Mriaugau. Republican
-uperior-Frank Desmond --...-.-- Democrat
t,,,l.-Wp, t.oun,-SS ......... Democrat
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D. S. S. & A. r. r.
TINE CARD.
Church DtrscHerv.

METHODIST - Services every sunday morn
inc ami evening. at l0.t5 and 80. Srnd%"
cchnoI Immediately after The morning service
PRAYER meeting ,,vcTy Thursday evening at
80 All are cordially invited.
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pr FSRYTFPTt S-ServiceS every Sunday mOrI
ing and evening at 1890 a IN. and 7:;IJ p. NJ
Sundnv school following the morning service
Thursday evening PRAYER meeting at 80. All
are cordially invited. The \. ?. 5. G. L. meets
at 60 p. m.
HEN W ALLISON pn
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Gj'NMEE TRIBE NJ. Improved
Order 4 Rcd Non Meet, every W:.dut~-
day evening III Gvdys HAIL. Fifth street.
Superior. IL. HALL. sec.
J. T. MARCY. Sarhcm.
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ADVEIITlSED LIST.
SUPER OR, WI!

SUPER or Wis. FrD. "a, 1888
The following letters and packages were re-
manning uucalied for ut the close of business
February II. ls9s and unless called for within
fourteen days from date will be seu; to the
Dead Letter Office.
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ST At T.
LEGISLATIVE
COZ Y

Io,lips CONGRESSMAN. 10Th DIST
1ohh :. Sy;iI State Senator
-, wI,jte A sscnblyman, lst I>i~t
j Il. a gen-.----.-.-.--
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German y. +. Sunday school.

.ct~ Every sunday ~ o. Il. IN. in the
rl-u" room of III" First N. +. Church
East Enid hlI children welcome
REV. j. q. LEHNEkT.
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- y lioNN-We can ell, on short notice
al orders fer invitations and programs
ana eHs4sisi'.e satisfaction. Special at
'ehtion Is GATED 10 our samples Of en-
efd'e' lE'ita;."as- They are "A little more
ear1.-.Fe. y; Hey Is ;hc rc-y Lest.
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CHURCH OF TIE RFDEEMER Services
at 500 and 1l:45 Il IN. and 80 y. n. sunday
school l2:i5 p. III. Fridays at AIS p
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The Superior Times.

ALLUNA G. CHRISTIE. Admins
tratrix of the Estate Of j.
Lutte. Christie, deceased,
Publisher.
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superior Circle. ladies -; G.. 4. II.
Circle meets First Monday III each month
IN Central Park Il. +. church.
Mas. WHEI.DES President.
Miss. OTIS. Secretary.
Mrs BARKEY. Treasurer.
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Two Dollars a Year i'll Advance.
RATES FURNISHED on APPLICATION
Saturday. February 10, 1898.
C. St. p. N. & O. TINE CARD

GEO. II. SMITH. Ticket Agent
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ST PERIOR. WISCONSIN,

kSTEl,- SEN ERAI FAITHFUL MEN
or women to travel for Responsible g.
tahil>hed hah.c in Wisconsin salary s->l
paNahle tl5 weekly and EXPENSES. Position
!.ergaucnt- Reference. Enclose self adj
aie>>vd stamped envelope. The National
star building. Chicago
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w. {. eilverthorn has been al
pointed Judge Of the Sixteenth Judicial
c::.-.;;t, % s.cCsr9 y-3cc S1.tte..
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-02-19

Grand AIRY Of the RcnuhIi S
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