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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-11-25
Notice of Foreclosure Sale
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WHEREAS, default has been made in the pay
ment OF Il certain mortgage made by George J.
Grain, mortgugOf, of Spring Valley, Minnesota.
and given TO I. {. Jones, MORTGAGE. Of Ramsey
county. Minnesota upon the town lot herein
after described which mortgage Is dated the
18th day of February, 1899 and recorded i'll the
office OF the Register of Deeds i'll Douglas cUur-
ty, Wisconsin, ON the 18th day of February. 1893,
which mortgage was afterwards assigned by
the MORTGAGE, T. G. Jones. to f. a. Osborne,
who is now the holder and owner thereof, 10y an
instrument dated the 23d dav of May, 1899, re
corded in said Register of Deeds Office tie
10Th day of October, 1899, at so 0 clock p. m i'll
volume A. of mortgages at page G26.
The amount due and unpaid on said mortgage
is claimed to be, and is, the sum of Two Humid
red Dollars and interest from the I4lh day OF
February, 1899, at per cent. a year, amounting
at this time to S2G,.5l; and
Whereas. said mortgage contains power OF
sale authorizing foreclosure by advertisement
fees. and
Whereas no action at law. or other judicial
proceedings. have been had or instituted TO col
lect the sum due Oh said mortgage or any part
thereof.
Now, therefore. public notice is hereby given
that said mortgage VIII be toreclosed and lot
Twenty Four in block Four of the La Relic
Division of South superior, in the city of SUI
Uses described in said mortgage, Will be SOLD by
the sheriff of Douglas county, is under sherlt1
or deputy. at the east front doc! OF the court
house in the city of superior, Wisconsin. on the
18th day OF December, 1892 at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of that day. ut public auction to The
highest bidder for cash or so much thereof Us
may be needed to realize said sum OF 500, IN
tereSt. attorneys fees, ana costs OF sale.
Dated this 10Th day ct October. 1899.
+ A OSBORNE.
Assignee of the Mortgagee
D. Z. ROBERTS, Superior, Wis,
Attorney for E. A. Osborne.
10 u 2S II / If Is 81
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Bill and Funston.

Jes' think of or'u'ry Billy Jones
A-comin' from Manillar. --s..a
He went away no bigger
Than good sized caterpillar.
But now he's growed about foot;
More money than a lender;
Inste'd of coming home in rags,
Why. Williams here in splendor.
He used to be so ripped and torn.
His clothes nd hardly hold him.
An had the ragman spied him then,
He'd snatched him up an sold him.
The woman folks all hated him,
He slouched aroun' so lazy.
An people said they guessed that Bill
Was slightly off, or crazy.
But now's it's different, and the folks
Tibet used 10 jes' deSpise him.
Are almost tick led half To death
To git to recognize him.
An girls that wouldn't look his way,
Now treat him sweet and tender.
For inste'd dragged Billy Jones,
Why, William here in splendor.
An Mrs. Jones is lellin' 'roun.
That Dewey he begun it,
But after it WAS started good,
Twas Bill an Funston done it.
An so the folks they praise him up,
An call him flag defender,
An lnste'd of or'nry ragged Bill,
Why. Williams home in spiendor.
-(Atchison Glob'
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Notice TO Gre ditOrS.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,. In County Court.
Douglas County.
In the matter Of the estate of William Cranwell.
deceased. late of the City of Superior III Doug
las County, Wisconsin,,
Letters ties amentary with the viii annexed
having been granted to Michael ;. Bright Esq,
of The City of superior, upon the estate % VII
liam Crauwell deceased, late of the city OF SUI
perlor i'll Douglas Comfy, Wisconsin, and an or
der having been entered herein ON the @lst day
ot November lSn limiting he time fIr creditors
To present their claims against the said estate
for examination and allowance to six months
from and after the 2lSt day OF November 1859
Notice i hereby given, That the said County
Court viii. Oh the first Tuesday of each succeed
ing SIX months hcrea tier ut regular terms of the
County court then IL be held. at 10 q clock IL. IN.
of said days at the office of the county Judge, IN
the Court House, in The city OF superior NISc0n-
sin, receive. examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF every person against the estate OF
sad deCt a-ed
Claims should he verified and iled before the
expiration of said six months.
la Ell this 2lsU day of November. 1899.
BY the Court
IN - j , 9 % II. E. ROBERTS, County Judge.
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ANY man who carps and critIcises
Iabltua!ly and professionally, concern
ing the administration of state affairs
blaming and belittleing those in auth
urity, purely through a cranky and
grabbed disposition to criticise and an
tieonize. is not worthy of citizenship
in ii great, tree country. Neither is he
who would deny another the right to
lis candid and manly opinions, nor he
who hasn't sense enough to hold indi-
Nidua: opinions, or courage enough to
express them, whenever occasion calls
Tor them. Patriotism and loyalty are
very far from political serfdom and
slavery. And what is called patriotism
is found ultimately to be narrow and
selfish ambition, which confronts and
retards the worlds onward march to-
ward that universal freedom and broth
erhood, which comprise the "one di-
vine, far oft event, toward which the
hole creation moves. Word and
Works.
The weather during the past week
has been very mild, for which poor
people have reason to he thankful, as
the upward tendency of coal and wood
is causing not a little hardship among
poor people. By-the-by, does it not
seem strange that in this region, where
wood is SO plentiful, it should be such
a high price. Is this the work of a com
binen
-BecauFe Admiral Dewey transferred
the house given to him by the AmerI-
can people 10 his wife, who in turn
transferred it to the admral's son, he
has been bombarded from right and left
through the newspapers by those who
think he made a mistake, but doubtless
those who are doing the most kicking
contributed the least towards the Dewey
testimonial.
1t does seem to us that rulers who
pray ne ferventlv as good queen Vic
toria and .Oom Paul Kruger" ought to
guide their people out of their dis
=
or course. the case is different with we
pious Americans and those heather
Philippines Word and Works
Our evening contemporary Is in
favor of Superior people standing to-
gether." That Is Il good idea, but how
slow some people are to take the hint.
..,Il, -,
by crcaling discussion.
4 canal from Superior to Grand
Forks Is the latest scheme. When We
have tunnelled through to China it will
he time to think seriously of digging
i ditch to Grand Forks.
Some of our Republican editors are
suggesting planks for the Democratic
platform, as if the Democrats were not
likely TO make bad enough mess of
the job.
-Brigadier Gen. Funston denies that
IL laid down during ihe battle OF Guigu-
into until the officers and men under
linn had done SO. His word should be
enough.
80" In cracking the fat, fresh nuts OF
the season. III our Thanksgiving feasts,
II viii be more than ever the thing 10
eat a Philippine. Word and Works.
The Emperor of Germany is visit
ing Queen Victoria, and incidentally
doing a little shooting in the royal pre-
serves.
-Will they I,apat henfi,cT,y
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Narrow Escape.

Mr.. ?. II. Smith, government insrec-
tor of dumping, had a narrow escape
from drowning Monday morning. Mr..
Smith had started to row out to his
work and when some distance out from
shore the boat capsized, and though he
made every effort possible to right the
boat his efforts were futile. He was
picked mp very much chilled from be-
Ing in the water so long, and was laid
up for couple of DAYS
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Summons.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Douglas County. In Circuit Court.
The American Exchange Bank of Duluth,
Mimi Plaintiff,
Carroll NJ Mauseau and Addie NJ. MauseGu, his
wife, Herman Burg, John r. Walker and Ida
Walker his wife. William {. Sherwood and
Amelia Sherwood, his wife, Charles A. Hol-
wick and Carrie Holwick. his wife, Mrs. +. I.
Patterson. and Northern Land Loan Com
pany. Alice e. Firth. Ontario Land Company,
the County of Douglas and O. X. Anderson.
defendants.
The state of Wisconsin: To The above named
defendants and each of them:
You are hereby summoned 70 appear within
twenty days after service of this simmons. en-
elusive of the day of service. and defend the
above entitled action in the court aforesaid and
in case OF your failure SO to do judgment Will be
rendered against you according to the demand
of the complaint, of which copy is herewith
served upon YOU.
GEO. B. HUDNALL. Plaintiffs Attorney.
p. O. Address, Superior. Douglas County,
Wisconsin,. 60 Is II III Is - d y
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An Intcrestine Find OF Coins,

The house at Falkirk, Scotland, in
which Prince Charlie slept before the
historic battle of 1916 was recently re
moved. The pulling down of the
structure resulted in an interesting find
OF coins, mostly belonging to the reign
OF George III. The most interesting is
one dated'1791, bearing on one side the
arms of the city Of Edinburgh and the
inscription, Edinburgh halfpenny,"
and on the other a representation OF
St Andrew, the Scottish thistle and the
motto, Memo ne impune lacessit."
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Circuit Court-Douglas County.
Radio f. Johnson and Nerle y. johnson. infants,
by Margaret PeU>e Thorpe, their guardian,
Plaintiffs.
Mary F. Gates, Irwin W. Gates her husband.
Northern Trust Company, a corporation. a.
assignee of Douglas County Bank, l.. A. Mich
ol>, as asSlgree al Bank of ~ est superior, ly-
man NJ toudane, SNI eTIOT T-Hst Com ga1y. ii
corporation. and the Home Lana Company,
corporation. Defendants
NOTICE i hereby given that ny virtue and in
pursuance ot a Judgment OffbTccln>ure and sale
tiou on the 9th of August. l>.S. l shall at
The >ou'heas;eriy door of the Court House
in The city OF superior, Douglas county. Wi>cOu-
>iu. on the l5,h day OF November. iS99. at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon. otter for sale and sell at
public auction 10 The highest bidder for cash.
tne following described r,ai estate situate in
Douglas County. Wisconsin, to- Wit; Lots num-
brrcd Tour a and five ~ in block numbered
one hundred one lala in superior City. "a Town.
site i'll the city at superior. according 10 The re-
corded plat thereof, in the office of the Register
eft Deeds Tor Douglas county. Wisconsin. to salts
ty The sum of one Thousand Two Hundred
Fourteen Dollars and Fifty Cents lSl2l+ 5ol
the amount of said Judgment. together with the
interest aud costs thereon
IL +. TICKNOR,
Referee duly appointed i'll
said Judgment 10 make said sale.
GEO. n. HrnNALL,
mi day of November 1870 st 10 o'clock in the
forenoon II the >outheasteTly door at the Court
House in the City of SuuerioT. Doug las County,
Wisconsin.
H E. TI,'ENOR
Referee duly appointed by
the court make >s:d "a *.
GEl- B, HTnN-II-
&I9 IEdH.l#> Attorney.
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Origin of Thanksgiving Day.

eve ought to do something to make
ourselves solid with pos;eritv,' re-
marked one of the Pilgrim Fathers
That's So" replied his companion.
:" How would it be TO inaugurate a ma
tional holiday that will be convenient
time for football games?"
N,u Anrl
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-11-25
The independent Voter.

Reformer-I hope vou do not allow
Yourself to be led by blind partisan
prejudice to vote as some leader die
tateS.
Voter -Betcher life I don't. Partisan
prejudice don't cut no ice with me.
Money talks.-New York Journal.
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NOricS of Hearing

STATE OF WISCONSIN. In County Court
bOHglHs County.
In the matter of the estate of GUStaf Erickson
deceased. late OF the village OF Two HaIbors
Minn-tm Probate.
NOTICE i hueby given that at a general term
OF the County Court 10 Doc held in ana Tor said
county. ut The County Judges office in the Court
iioGSc, in the city OF superior. Douglas county
Wisconsin, on the 5,h day of December. 1892 az
II o'clock in The forenoon OF that day. the follow
ing matter Will be heard, considered and acted
upon by the court
The petition of Charles Erickson. haif brother
al deceased. living 1t Two IaIburs. Minnesota.
asking ila; Nels K. Nelson be appointed admin
I>tTator OF this estate.
Dated this 81 day OF November. 1899.
Ry the Court. ID. l.. ROBERTS.
On IL L - III y ~ County Judge.
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,TANTFD-.SENERAL

VyyANTED-.SENE BRIGHT AND
w honest persons to represent us as Man-
ayers i'm tins and close by counties. Salary
500 a wear and expenses Straight. bona ide.
no more no less salary. Position permanent.
Our references. any bank in any town. 1t l.
mainly Office work conducted al home Ref
erence. Enclose seif-addresSed stamped en-
velope. The Dominion Company. Dept. J.,
Chicago.
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Notice for Publication.
itIHItiilcil. Rl llle IHltlibT. !
L. s. Land Office ut Ashland. Wis.
h.tAt.t4 \

L. 5. Land Office ut Ashland. Wis.
October 5th, 1899. !
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fiied notice of his intention
make final proof III support of his claim. and
that said proof viii Ice made before the
clerk of Circuit Court of Douglas county. at
Superior. Wisconsin. on November 2,th. 1899,
viz: William Wenny lid. Entry Nc 1872 for
the So SElt. Sec. II TIP. - n. X. u ".
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and culliva-
ton % said land. viz: Joseph Moran. Otto
Anderson. Peter feters and Lenard Peters.
all of EoNbor0, Wis.
AUGUST DOFN1rZ.
(oli2I IS n IL l. 25-wcp) Register.
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Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior
L. s. Land Office at Ashland Wis. :
October 18th 1899. !

NOTICE is hereby given that he following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention 10
make final proof in support OF his claim, and
hat said proof VIII be made before Nm. II.
locke. clerk of Circuit court Of Douglas county.
Wis. at Superior, Wis, on December 9Th. lSAA
viz: Napoleon NORM who made Hd. Entry No.
3s69 for The VIZ MA and VIZ SNl4 See. 5, Up.
Is, K. Il West.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation oil
said land, viz: Joseph Moran. William Nemiy
Desire Bouchard, Charles Pratt, all of FoXboru,
Wis.
AUGUST DOENITZ,
70 u 2S II 1 II 1S2 90 Register.
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Read the TIMES.

can fill. on short notice
all orders for Invitations and programs
and guarantee satisfaction. Special at
reutiou is called TO our samples of en-
graved Invitations. They are Il little more
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st VI MONS
Circuit Court-DougIas County.
Elb rt Z. Farlnan, Plaintiff,

circuit tOurt-DOuGlaS county.
Elb TT e Farnan, Plaintiff,
George 4. Hubbard, Samuel w. Whitmore and
Anna W. Whitmore his wife II. Il. Freybcrger,
otto NJ. Pratt; Helen W. AyeriN. John II. Barr;
Margaret T. Barr Jones; W. II. Croker;
Charles L. Dckerman, Richard i. Goodman;
Sarah h. Alexander and Frances 3. Alexander
as heirs at law of Frances B. Alexander, de-
ceased; Z. Leroy smith Edward g. Bailey
and Thomas II. Wallbridge as executor of the
will of Horace 5. Wallbridge, deceased.
Defendants.
THE State of Wisconsin,: To the said defend
ants and each of them: You are hereby
summoned to appear within twenty days
after service of this summons upon You, cX-
elusive OF the day OF service, and defend the
above eI,ti led action i'll the court aforesaid: and
in ease OF yoIr failure so TO do, Judgment Will be
rendered against you according 10 the demand
of the complaint of which copy is herewith
served upon you.
j. +. ROBERTS,
Attorney Tor Plaintiff
Office and =. O address
superior, Douglas Co, Wis
20 Is II II IS p d y
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The war in South Africa is now fast
approaching a crisis. British troops are
advancing to the relief of Kimberly and
Ladvstnith, and some hard fighting
may be expected any day. rhirty-five
thousand British troops have arrived
in Durham, which, added to the troops
under Gen. White and others in Natal
makes an army of not less than $1,000
with which the Beers will have to con-
tend from now on. In battle at Bel
mont, south of Kimberly, on Nov. 23rd =,
the Beers. numbering about 1000, were
driven from strong position at the
point of the bayonet. lost their ammu-
milton. a large number of horses and
COWS, and 10 were taken prisoners and
their commandment killed. 1t was an
other Elansl gaate the Grenadier Guards
taking the place of the Highlauders.
/ The British suffered severely.
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John Grabowski. ard Constantine GraEOwshi
his wife. Defendants.

John Grabowski. ard Constantine GraEOwshi
his wife. Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that under and Ivy
virtue of a judgment of foreclosure aud sale
duly rendered IN the above entitled action,
in the court aforesaid on tie nth day of Sep
temIpcr, A. y. 1897. ! shall on til" 5th day of
ID mhCr A. D. 1890. ut eleven O'Clock III the
forenoon of that day. at the ca>teriN front
door of the county court house in the city of
Superior. in the county of Douglas ANA state
Of Wiscon~ sin. offer for 81 and sell Ut public
aurtiun to the highest bidder Tor cash. the
real estate and mort gagged premises directed
lN said Judgment to he sold. ana herrlnafie i
described to satisfy the amount 81 SAID judG'
ment, tu-wit: The sum of Two hundred fifty
three and 30 100 dollars t:25.:.u) with interest
thereon from he date of said judgment 1T
the rate of six per cent am per annum to-
gether with the costs and expenses OF such
sale.
The real estate and mort@agcd premises 80
to he sold as aforesaid are situated in the
county of Douglas and state of Wisconsin,
and are described rs follows. tO-wit:
Lots num Hcrcd eleven GD and twelve az
in block numbered enc % in kverbanli Park
addition to SUPERIOR III the iownsiie of super.
Tor no Il pn ri of superior. described according
to the recorded plat thereof on lie and OF rec
ord in the office of the Register of Deeds in
and for said Douglas county. Wisconsin.
CHARLES l.. CATLIN.
kc:ere" appointed 10y said
count to make said sale.
Il W. AUSTIN. w
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Notice Of Sale.

STATE OF WISCONSIN.
Superior CUurt-DouglaS County.
Scion l.. Perrin as Receiver of the Superior
Consolidated Land Company. Il cOrporat ION
Plaintiff,
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Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

Il. W. AUSTIN.
Plaintiff 5 Attorney. 70 n 2o n II Is - DE-
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WASHINGTON LETTER.

Will they Gobei Kentucky.
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Cut strip of thick paper so that the ends will
exactly meet when drawn tightly around second
joint OF the finger. Lay one end on this diagram
at the o. and order tire number the other end
indicates.
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Best Coffee for the Money

These rings are genuine roedgold plate having the e.
appearance and qualities of solid gold and guarantee
the makers to last two Years with ordinary usage.
patterns and very popular.
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Notice OF sale on Foreclosure.

Circuit Court-DouElaS County.
Radio +. johnson and Nerle D. johnson. infants
by Margaret Prs,>e Thorpe, their guardian.
Plaintiffs.
Evening star., 1899-11-25

as If she wondered what we were doing
hred again Striking and bouncing from
the limbs. accompanied by shower If
twigs, the bear fell with a great thud
among the bowling dogs
Then We began the hunt for her cubs
and the dogs trailed them for half an hour
before We found them. There were ,hree
nke halE-Srown kittens, and Bog put them
In ms coat pockets and We took them lone
Tor Mary to raise. In a couple Of years
they would be of value enough to shoot for
the peit and fat
Only one dog was seriously hurt in the
light. He came out of 1t with 4 badly
scratched face, which Bog carefully dressed
when We reached home. He examined all
the dogs, washed their wounds and tied
them up One dog he had held by the col
lar during the fight 10 Iesi rain him He
mad been his b st hunter I'm DAYS gone. bv
One day he had gone out hunting without
bog, who was cutting wood out on the hills
Hearing the "ah-hoo,' which told him Nio-
let had a bear. he hurried toward the
sound with his rife Violet was worrying
the bear, biting his heels and ,xasperating
the beast who got in some good defense
against the dog, whose worrying agility Of
Tered no front for a fight Bog shot the
bear, but Violet would never willingly gu
n ar another. She started out all right and
rai!ed TIL the bear was in sight, and then
she would go home by the shortest route
She got all the bear she wanted In her
single-handed encounter
Evening star., 1899-11-25

years. Bog is a hunter and a true fair
sportsman, and truthful ans hunters and
sportsmen are. When his words are of his
imagination and of the things which are
truth and l know which of his tales to re-
tell.
He called my attention to the dogs with
as much pride as he ever evinces for any
of his own achievements. Early enough 10
make an excuse for their existence the
dogs are bred to hunt bear They are a iu-
dicious minging of bloodhound and fox
hound-for nose and fight. Short legged
with deep hound voices and badly shaped
bodies, only small portion OF any and
frequently none of litter are worth rails
ing, but when they are good they train into
skillful bear hunters and ferocious bear
fighters. Taught not to molest the fire.
quent deer small game on the range
they will bring from $50 to s125 each, and
Bog never lacks for purchaser for good
dog when he has too many for himself
The dogs start out coupled but when the
scent is found he uncouples them and the
chase begins. l have been in at deer deaths
in the summer time, but September saw
my hrst bear hunt, and the pelts Will al
ways harbor a reproach in its black soft
ness.
A Bear Hunt.
When we heard a distant "ah-hooing"
from the dog in the lead Bog knew a hear
had been located and quickly slinped the
couples and away the dogs went with Bog
dittr them. lie loses no Time for the dogs
in worrying the bear are sometim :
wounded or killed, or their courage broken
so that they win never fight again The
chaparral and chimese thickets parted
seemingly of their own volition to let Bog
pass, so swiftly did he get through the
thickets which held me back. / had 10
make my way guided by the bowling and
barking of the dogs, and when l came up
Bog had one dog by the collar and the
others were bowling and prancing about
the base of great sugar pine. Away up
in the tree was bruin. He painted from his
enforced run and climb and looked DOWN al
US with a what-can-you-do-now air, as if
he felt himself absolutely secure. He
leaned his ugly head down and peered at
us, keeping 1t constantly wagging [ knew
Bogs law that no bear might be shot eX-
cept through the he ad-if l missed that un-
calmly, wagging head Bog would be dis
appointed, for whomsoever he honorei with
a shot at his game he expected to invaria-
hly hit their mark. Two or three failures
meant a lapse OF friendship.
And Then the Bear Fell.
fired. The bear looked down surprised,