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Of the cornerstone then began. c. J..
The president warmly greeted the Of
ficials. then turned and bowed 10 the
group o. brawny-armed workmen who
were TO complete the laying Of the cor
ner-stsne Judge Christian c. Kohl
saat, chairman of the committee on
ceremonies. introduced Secretary OF
the Treasury Lyman j. Gage as pre-
siding officer for the cornerstone ex-
ercises.
Secretary Gage Cheered-
The secretary was warmly cneered
as he stepped forward and made the
opening address.
AT che CONCLUSION of Secretary Cages
brief address, Rev. Frank W. Gunsau-
lus offered brief but impressive pray
err. the president and all the members
OF his party uNcovering as DIR. Gun
saulNs asked a blessing on the cere-
mony.
Secretary Gage introduced Postmas-
ter-General Smith. He was also greet
ed with much applause. and made q
brief but patriotic address
The Cornerstone Laying
The actual ceremonies of the laying
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Kinley then pronounced the stone set,
and resumed his seat as the workmen
settled the stone in its place.
senator VIM. +. Mason was next in
troduced and made a brief address on
behalf of the city of Chicago. The
ceremonies concluded with the offer
ing OF benediction by DIR. Gunsaulus.
President Mckinley and party then
arose. and were again escorted across
the boulevard TO the Union League
club. where the president was the
guest of the federal committee at
luncheon.
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Give the Children n Dr.x

called Grain-O. Ii j. delicious. appctizine
nourishing food drink to take the place u
coffee. Sold by all grocers and liked hy All
who have used il. because when proper,
prepared 4 tastes like the finest coiIee hai
j. free from all its injurious properties
Grain-O aids digestion and strengthens "a.
nerves. II j. not a stimulant but health
builder. and children. as well as adults. ear
drink il with great benefit. Costs ahou. "a
much as coffee. Is and DC
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/ GREAT DAY N CHICAGO.
The Occasion the Laying of the
Corner Stone of the New
Federal Building.
president M'KINlEY OBLIGATED.
me Conversions Laying Followed
nv n Monster military. Naval and
Civic Procession. which wa. He
viewed by the President and 9th
er Distinguis Visitors.

Chicago, Oct. i0.-Surroundcd by
oen who guide the diplomatic rela-
taons of three governments. and in the
prcsence Of thousands OF spectators.
President VIM. Mckinley formally laid
enc cornerstone of the magnificent
0ew federal building of Chicago. The
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Lawyer-"You say that you We're in N,
saloon al the time OF the assault referred
10 in the complaint Witness-"l was
sir" Iawyer-"Did you take cognIzance %
the harkecper al the timer" NItness--l
don't know what he called il. but TOO.
what the rest did. boston Courier.
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.-Of AT the delegates that I met AZ that
ChrIeln EuG1av0r convention. sad Or.
Hi. Il liked him the best who. on being
s.kea what H. business was. said. i am a
cheex-up~ oLlst '->ucce~s-
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,0Giuister OF Foreign Anairs or the fepuO-
lie OF MexicoD
considerable dificulty that the troops
Of cavalry and the police forming the
prcsidcnt's escort could clear a space
wide enough for the carriages contain
.lnc the president and members Of his
cabinet and other guests. TO pass, and
o. the carriages slowly made their way
mn the boulevard toward the federal
building. the applause became terrific
and continuous. The president fire.
.oucutly arose and doffed his hat in re-
Nponse.
AZ the Union League Club.
At the entrance OF the Union League
club the president and the members
of his party alghted, and after brief
reception were escorted across Jackson
boulevard 10 the platform in front OF
thc federal building. A perfect hurri'
cane Of cheers greeted the president
90 he was escorted 10 the dais at the
side Of which the cornerstone was
suspended ready for the ceremony
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EZRA GOES TO JERUSALEM
International Sunday sr.sSi I~ssss
for October - t-ssts-rext. tsre
ssSI-sS--N~mory Nersez- si--k

Is uPo- q 'Af@ 'or so 'i-' $50
rFAr CHARTERS ana :. is-ax
TlNE--ErrA .tts BAty-s- IN March b
{ - Asl asn.i - :. " -.- - = -
"a. = q. -ss..-r 49, Z.ruts.g-I
ais = years -sssr shs lslvsrlzSe through
Esthsr ,- ,.,.
30 - - - ~t-r-I ..,-rt-
rnarus sha IorEha-1t1. kris - Ptrs an
sini'ist. .l =, Sf-AsN
EXPLANATORY
l. The General eoaa.itlol ~ ne Jews
~ Jerusalem when Ira lelt A-lNt1"
on his mission s'enty-c. slt years -l-d
p-~sed si-iee me nFsi e-lF.-'-'i' y '-ls sA-
iies had rSsurueA q ne ho.-r -Ai-- -
~ strong A~r Af-- - -i-
but the opposition -al been 80 srs-s
that sAe Malls Anl not Seen IeSsols1
ana the rnA0-sA stan ~' y -'-
stretching l4AA-t--- Ar N-r+t- - ~----
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event was the browning feature OF the
week S celebration marking the annual
observance of Chicago uay.
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Marshal. Fire chief Dennis j. Swenie an
staff
Fir. Engines
Trucks
Patrol wagons.
Hook and ladder wagons
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can band Of 60 pieces. preceding Chief
Marshal Gen. Wesley Merritt. T. 8 n
and STAFF. Of which Gen. NJ v Sheri-
dan acted as chief. Next came Col
Edward &. Young and stan. followed
by the First Illinois cavalry. under
command Of Maj. Frank d. AlsiP- As
sistant Chief Marshal Gen Joseph *
stockton and staif. and Col e. W La
ing. adjutant general. with over 2oc
aides de camD. followed.
The divisions Of the parade were al
follows:
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President wieIds the TroweI.

The president then stepped 10 the
side Of the uplifted mass Of Illinois
limestone, and taking a trowelful OF
mortar from the board. he threw il on
the base Of the stone. As he did so,
a band stationed in the reviewing
stand played The Star Spangled Ban-
ner." and as the notes Of the national
anthem were heard. the crowd again
broke into cheers. the noise almost
drowning the music. President Nc
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Kremer. secretary of the federal COM
mittee. arose and formally announced
that the stone was ready. and read the
list Of articles placed within il. Pres
dent Mckinley was introduced by Sec
rotary Gage, and as the president
stepped forward TO receive the trowcl
from the hands of Architect Henry
Ives Cobb, the crowds again burst
forth into cheer after cheer. the APP
plause not ceasing until the president
raised his head.
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sistant Chief Marshal Gen Joseph II
stockton and STAFF. and Col e. W La
ing. adjutant general. with over -oc
aides De camp. followed.
The divisions OF the parade were al
follows:
Ftrst Division
BAND 81 forty pieces
Gen c. : Bentley marshal and stan
Second Squadron FIRST Illinois cavalry
Pr. sident Mckinley ana three M iilisefs o.
the reception committee IN a cArriAgs
Guard ~ honor sixteen cavalry men
Cabinet officers and members 81 ne re-
ception committee IN carriages
Minister Marisca. OF MeNlco and three
members OF the reception commit
tee "a carriage
Guard OF honor. sixteen cavalry men
Carriages containing members - the Mex
lean party and members OF me fc-
cepfinu committee
Grand Army OF the kepnbiic veterans eA-
cOnfeder4tts
Carriage containing Premier l-aurier OF
Canada and members II me el1i-
zenS committee.
Guard OF honor. sixteen cavalry men
Carriages containing officers, accompany
Ing the premier ~ Canada and MEM
beers OF the citizens committee
Carriage containing Generals " A1e ai2-
Anderson.
Carriages containing judges 81 me y hilta
States supreme court. nitea Ales
senators and representatives GOV
errors and other noted officials
each preceded by mounted
staN officers followed
second Division
Band ~ forty pieces
Gen. J. h lnman. marshal. and stan,
Grand Army Of the Republic ana collso-
Illinois State BAND OF forty pieces
Col 6 ii MoIlton and stan
Veterans Of the Spanish-AmerseAn war
Third Division
BAND OF forty pieces
Marshal W J MiiS9u and STAN
Seamcn and marines ~ the J ,-lls.. s'-l'S3
steamship Michigan. WITH lNo
Calling guns
seauen from the tinted states revenue
cutters Morrill, and Fessenlen
Carriages containing naval atLctrs
The Farra-ut N-tal Veteran as-f',- ion
Naval Veterans ~ the SPANISH Amer . Al
War.
United State life-saNing service
Fourth Division.
Gen. Charles Fitzsirimcns and stan.
First KeEimeut lllIn.is Nafisf- 's-@f--
Second illinois Na'ional stuart
seventh Illinois National Guard
Eighth Battalion Illinois Natlo-al Snara
Lsgh. Battery FittA United States AIli--
Band ~ thirty pieces
Illinois Naval Militia
fifh DIVISION
p.rg - far-~ rir-e-
Narshan j fI Barkiey and star.
Firss brigade GOA. riii ~. i.~iA h--'7--.s %
.--.a'- -, -as,f~i.,, =
Regime MS tiA hi..t----'-- --N'---
800 ~ --sr - r,--a,
fiith liiAel~ Ir-liAf N ., .,- y -i'-
NNl=i.S 81 r-s--,.. 4.
Second brigade hii 1870 i@--i4A MS
FIRST Illinois regiment I-niforrned Rank
Enfrhts ~ Pvfhias
seventh Illinois regiment Uniformed Rank
KuichrS 81 Pyrhils.
sixth Division
rs 4. ...,- .se.es
isti4. ~. 49, p
~ VI - - .,-.,----..s .-srfxAns
CnlCdeO H-s3aA7 -
,.., y. ,,-.-.
,hi.a-N = 4. -.
Iook NN-i-t+ D,-..---ss-
r-s.a.E -.s-as Ir~ser-
Band ~ forty pieces
How Military school
University % 4 nicAsp ~tlnrhts
Northwestern K University siA4rANs
Band
Cook County Republican Marehi-lE cl1u
Uniformed Rank kn.Eiiis = y l 81,
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Long before the hour set for the GER
emonics the streets surrounding The
Block on which the steel skeleton ol
che new building stands were packed
Hrom curb to curb with pushing.
fostling people, anxious 10 get
glimpse Of the nations president and
che distinguished visitors from other
countries. while every window in the
gaily decorated sky scrapers surround
Sing the federal building was taken adj
vantage Of. Even on the steel girders
nf the federal building itself were
xerchcd hundreds OF venturesome Gu
7>iosity seekers.
Roar of Cheering.
Shortly before ten o'clSck roar OF
Rhccring down Jackson boulevard an
nounccd the coming of President Nc
kinney and his party. IL was with
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PRACTICAL

The World progresses in morals and
rciigi0n through hard work persistent
courage. uafirInr real. complete conss'
Grafton. in spite ~ many obstacles
There 10 more than one way OF ex
pressing our confidence IL God Era
refused 10 ask for an arn-s guard for
his journey. Nehemiah with equal
faith. did arcep, the convoy SO Muller
showed his faith in God FOR his orphan
aees: the great missionary boards
sAs~ a equal faith ny pursuins ctA0
assures
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Fourth Division.

Cen Charles Fitzslrlr1Cns and stan
First Regiment Illinois National Guard
Second iinDis National quart
seventh Illinois National InArl
Eirhth Battalion Illinois Natlo-al Snarl-
Lsgh. battery F4tta United States A-ti--
lrfW
Band ~ THIRTY pieces
Illinois Naval Militia
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BAND 20 forty pieces
Marshall J a. Barki~y aul stan
Firs. brigade Uniformed Rank knights o.
Pyrhsas
Regiments ,nd battalion from adjoining
States.
Fifth Illinois regiment Uniformed Rank
Knights Of PyrhiAs.
Second brigade Uniformed Rank knights
~ Pyr hias.
First Illinois regiment I informed t.anA
knights ~ FEthias-
seventh Illinois regiment Uniformed Rank
knights ~ fythi1s-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-10

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Notice OF sale.
Superior,

STATE OF WISCONSIN, In County Court.
Douglas County
In the matter Of the Estate of IIyzckiah e. Shaw
deceased in Probate.
NOTICE j. hereby given that 10y virtue and in
pursuance of AN order of license made, IN said
matter 10y the County court % pnuE'as county
Wisconsin, uu the 18th day of April IN-r tsv
undersigned Will nH the tih day OF June. INsy
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon III that ,.uy 40 the.
south east front door of the court house 90 rh,,
city of superior. in said nougaI> ruuuty. otter
for safe at pHblic auction the following described
land, situate in Dougia, county, Wisconsin,. ~
wit:
Lots numbered two hundred aud thirty eight
t25N), two hundred and forty l2+lQ and two humid
red and seventy Gaul on West First street. lot
two hundred and ninety four C9at ami the UudI-
vIdcd half of lots three hundred and thirty Two
ci:52J and three hundred and thirty four t.s}4 on
West second street: Lo. Two hundred and i've
C:0,t ON River street, and the east half OF block
ninety three $50 on Chauplain street all ~ t.-c
OF superior according to- the plat there
of recorded in the Office. of the Register of Deeds
tor Douglay county. Wisconsin.
Also lot numbered nIne 90 i'll block forty two
(iI). and lots eight o., nine O. and ten 40 in
block seventy C0j all in the to"n~ile at superior
city. according 10 the plat thereof recorded ia,
The office "f The Register OF Deeds for Douglas
county. Wisconsin.
4 $50 the north west quarter OF the north east
quarter of section five % and the south ea>,
quarter of the south west quarter of section
eight O. and the south west quTrter of section
fifteen I'D and The north east quarter OF the
north west quarter of section seventeen % Hll
i'll township forty rcvcn 90 north of range ihIr-
teen cd w,st. Also the >nuthweSt quarter Of
section ten NOl in township forty seven go north
of range fourteen 30 west Also the >nnth haIt
of the north east quarter and the north cast
quarter of the south west quarter ana the south
half of the south west quarter and the south east
quarter IF section sixteen 90 in township forty
five 40 mort "a Of range fifteen (l5) est.
Sale i made subject 10 tax liens aud ia nes due
The terms of sale will be cash.
Dated this 25th day of April 1899
GEORGE l.. BROOKS.
ia his capacity u Administrator
I'm Is ~ - i - of SAID estate
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Cured of Cancer.

This Is one of many testimonials We have
from people vino have gotten rid of cancer
by using F." Berlin ~ ScOvcry No. - 1t i from
Il person of high standing in his town ana on
account of his popularity he wishes his name
withheld, IL gentleman whose word is as good
a. his bond
cancer which has bailled the efforts of the
physicians for years i now being cured 10y
ABSORPTION with the New German process
known as "Bcrin Discovery No. ," For
several months suffered with cancer of the
mouth. caused. physicians say. by Tobacco,
rs am an invctcrttc smoker. ! first noticed
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in few months WAS a filthy runnln" sore. 1t
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| remained right here for two months and
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Interesting TO Women.

prominent lady in Atlanta, Ga. whose
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to eliminate the Suferings of We women
waited for months and heard nothing more
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Ba j Blood Benefited.

Mr.. Henry Josselyn. II prominent young
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IL Massachusetts. Berlin Discovery Wa,
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| had finished one more bottle | Was 50 COM
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friends and they say exactly the S;imc thing
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\ Pre- SSman'S kidneys.

One OF the largest printing establishments in
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i owe my life to Berlin Discovery, No g."
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recommend it To anyone suffering With any
form Of Kidney Complaint"
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Words OF Wisdom.

The following testimonial from Mr.. Earl
Curtis OF Tu-cOia, Illinois. who was perpa-
n 'utiy cured of rheumatism spcHk- for it
self Mr. Curtis il Il we'll known young man
and his recovery was greeted with delight by
hi- many friends. "kheumatism i a very
painful disease when it becomes once thor
uu-hiy seated. | WAS troubled with it and
Tried u number Of remedies Il to no avail. |
suffered such pain that several days | was
confined to my bed. | went south TO ITALIA
poo,at. Ga. and remained there several
weeks. lille there | was temporarily re
licvcd but it returned rs soon a. | got back
home \ friend of mine in the east wrote
me about Berlin Discovery No. l." aud |
sent for Il bottle. | took il and it relieved
me at once. | took two more hUtt les and now
| am thoroughly and believe permanently
cured. 1t IL a good REMEDY for any one to
use who has this trouble aud will cure il 40
matter now serious il Iuay DO.