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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-11-08
BANKER HELD
BY POLICE.
H. St. John Dix, FinanCier Of
the Northwest, Arrested
in London.

LONDON. Nov Sat Row Street
rniic,. Court to-day II. 81, John DIX
was charged on a provisional warrant
with larceny Committed In the United
States /; Is alleged that n obtained
control ~ three banks IN the state "i
Washington In i"r and thai he suh-"-
uucntly wrecked the Scandinavian
Americas Bank IL Whal,om, Wash,
ana Disappeared with over $500
$EW WNATcOM Wash. N"v. : III.
st. john DiA, under arrest IN l.onAon,
I.fi here hurrIeiN last March FOR Eng
ll,ri 20 secure rIui. ~ n. said (" re"r-
;iu.H, rl, American tank.
~ lu fu-t It'rd ~ duor.,
pis Ma The PRESIDENT. having Sc
uui..l % majority 90 the sock 10y pnr-
.rh.-". lie dhzEl.d he business men ~
iaI- Northwest win scheme Ne hii
to s'ur j., cha.n ~ banks In various
c.ll"s, llr h.ld stock IN IN. ,itl1rn-'
National Bank. ~ rIr Haven Nash.
ANA the i;ltiu" hank. ~ Blaiu". Was.
rhrs- ANA Th- SCAN lInIyian-A American
Wei" t. l,- IA" fist Inks ~ the chain
pl>'- plans Aid No: 90 through
Every body here mad confidence in him
and fully expected he would return.
Din "laimri tn To- member ~ a titled
English family AMI prrdu.'i letters to
prove his .,n,-mci,ts lie came here a
few years age rom Arizona. where he
owned a ranch.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-11-08
MIDWIFE ARRESTED
ACCUSED0F NEGLECT
CHILD BECAME BLIND FIVE
DAYS AFTER BIRTH.
~ I. Atso Charged that Nr.. O'>~iui
Has Never IlrRistrr~d Tor
H~r Calling.

Mrs lula q Neiil u midwife. Of No.
- Columbia place. Brooklyn, Wa arr
raignch In the Adam. stree: Poiic" Court
to-day charged with not having regis
tered as midwife aud with havin.
faticd 20 call IN a regular physician II
The birth - child whose eye. wcsc
affected AZ birth.
The child was born to Mira. Mamie
Parkinson ~ No. !; state street. Brook.
siyn az, December Five days after
birth 1t became stone blind. Recently II
was sem |" tho Manhattan Eye and Ear
'nhrmarS and from thor" complaint WAS
made 20 The childrcn'J Society Of the
alleged neglect.
The cis" was rcfcsrcd to DIR. Byruc,
ni IN. brooklyn Health Board. and lie
FOUND that the woman had never regis
t"rcn ana maj she had not called IN a.
warrant. 49, - :"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-11-08
Il For Disiriet'Attasney,
Il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

on chance that they were rish;. and
i.ooo good Tammiiny votes went a.tray.
The little man In the City Hall really
Thought that he would he elect ed lie
.s,Spec'ed that his neishbors In, The
Iwenty.second Assembly District would
vote for him TO 1 man.
How they love him was shown IN hi.
nwn election district. In that di,t,i-
iHenty-sevcn Of his neiShbor- were 30
anxious 10 vote against him that tnrv
.polled their ballots. lie was III. only
ballots. '''''
strangely enough tho deiectiv. ballot.
were found In greater numbers In dis
iriets peop'ed with Intelligent, educate d
voters than In districts where "A lower
grade or mentality prevails. This is nc.
counted Tor By the careful methoI. Of
inc leaders In the districts os,upIeI
by the poor and illitcratc
Ihese voters are drilled in tn. way
70 marx their ballots. and every one ~,
,heH carries propcriy-m marked sam.
nae5 ballot Into the booth with him
|, w., sentieman OF education thinks m.
out. '"'""h
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-11-08
MOB WRECKED
SALEM CITY HALL.
RIOT ATTENDED HEARING OF
CHARGES MADE BY MAYOR.
several Person. Hurt in Rush ,-,.
''""" tu~r mn AII-\Isht
Session.

SAhEM Mass. Nov. So mob
wrecked 10 Counsel Chamber ~ -.
q" hall here during an .n.nIsht ~..
son " The Board Of Aldermen. to hear
charges hroHsh' by Mayor uur,e,.
'E'ins CITY Marshal Hart ana others
h"'"HH scenes marked tho hearing
whirh lasted nine hours 4, dawn tEr
MOB swept III" chamber clear smash.
ing '"fniilIr" hnh window. and DESTROY.
ing records Scy"rrl persons were hurt
IN tn" rush
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BRIDEGROOM
ARRESTED.
William E. Hardt, Married
E0nly a Month, Is Charged
With Larceny ofS7,80O.

:
William +. Hard,. trustee OF the
Effpnct firm of worthing,on, Smith
..Ec. n bridegroom OF month.
fas arrested to-day on charge OF
|tfscny, He was taken into custody by
psfrcsiye-scrst. McNaught. OF the Dis.
AtforI,ey's office. as he was leaving
zfcrn IN Ess. Fourteenth street. jus,
Ger neon.
The complainant In the case Is Mrs.
|szp{ Ainiits.spe. a widow living a, No.
st 'rhIrty.seyenth street. She told
izylHirgie Cornell. who Issued the war.
|sHt fpr Hardtis arrest. that IIardt
ysletfr or her estate aud tina, he
Fl zpSbest her OF $3.50. "a 3 81 e
afontaifyr said that she, give
sssso itad been her con,ideniiri
90 ~ wore Ehan ! yaar. s.1co las,
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June. with instructions to inycs, n +,
stocks. Las, July. m. s,ld sh, yovn
hin S,cyo In stocks.
According 20 IN. aom.ns cnnn,,,i,,,
''."' .o'd her short tim. ago that he
"'a SOFA the S,''D worth ~ stocks IN -,
ma" named Rose Tor n.loo. and tina,
'"c had not yet paid Tor IN. stock.
i'ara' suggested. Mrs Mon,any. al.
reyes that she CIV" him a draf, on her
hahH Tor N.l60. He sai lh,i ne would
snow this draft 10 Rose and tel him
mat Mrs Monany- had drawn an linn
Tor that amount.
Mrs. Montanye assured u,ra, shc
salh. that nh. had only $50, In mo b,,t
S ~, was persuaded 70 make ont the
,h. .., as II waH 10 he used only ~.
bluff. It would make no Iin.rcinc. -.
lard; took tho draft. according 10 III,
rionni HANK ana , T.ns - ,.a The second Ma
money. Mrs. MonIany. saws, Hard,
; M presented the drEt with whl"h
Hard, %u XVI. me ncrs rntire amount
cen poilcc Court hts afternoon. EN-
Sspi 10 deny the charge preferred h,,
Nae. ;m"h.nnye ne made no stat cmcnt.
morrow in the custody Of J Inuy ,a-
= n2 sra IAN Levy. when he mus, deposit
~ halsl ri said tina; he had an Office nj
NO. 80 broadway. and that his h,,,s
Was AZ No. West Eighty. seron,l
william j.. Hardt was married n, ,h.
llouhnd ito'He on Oct. .. Some hours
after the wedding Brntus y. EXio,, Mas
nrrested Tor pulling down n chandelier
ana oreriurning cigar boxes in
broadway cigar store. Al the stat,on.
nepH., where lie WAS charged with being
drunk and disorderly.. he said that he
I n NY, nesm pest man at,n wedding J, fsw
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-11-08
Tammany Leader Of
Notorious Eighth No.
titles His Deputy Of
His Retirement ana
Names Him as His
Successor.

IN order to save Tammany Han from
fnnihilation Richard Croker has begun
reorganization OF the old association.
rhere will be roofing out o. As.cm-
ply district leaders from on. end o,
Manhattan to the other.
The start Will he made IN the no;orl.
pus Red Light distrlci-the Eishth-o,
which Martin Engel Is the present
(sader.
EnEel has announced positively that
be Will resign. and has named as his
|suecessor Gustavus A. Rogers. who for
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-11-08
SCHLEY COURT MOVES.
Effect. Taken from Navy Yard to
city Quarters,

WASH NGTON. NOV SThc Schl-,
court nt inquiry TODAY Is TRANSPORTING
~ effect from IN. sunncrs' workshop
IN the Navy Ward to ,rr uptown quar-
tor. IN the nc!.can b ld!ug. Vernon,
avenue and II street. which vii, br tn,
y 'Hnr "il be- made by tho mem.
h'-' ''r1 !" ronicr upnn the case. how.
ever. befor" n.Nt Monday. ~ they ar,
rcu oi r''sr m" court Will ask
tic Navy Department to supply 1t viii,
clerical assistance AMI q Strnographcr
10 do the mechanical work involved IN
the preparation ~ the "pprt.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-11-08

t-a ACfC Is LaCsIMtIC III tHC
IL, 600 defective ballots. II was
obtained by The Evening World
fe.dav AT the Bureau Of Flee
lions. The indignant Democra,
who voted ii put his cross care
fully before many candidates.
HIS Indignation evidently over
came him when he reached Van
Wyck's name and he attempted
10 obIjterafe il. He indicated
his feelings all right, but he
lost his vote.
About per coit. o. the ballots cast
IN the Borough OF Manhattan las. Tues
dav were defective and were thrown
out. In round numbers 1900 voters In
validated their votes by making mis-.
takes In splitting the ,!cket
This percentage Is Unprecedented The
cause Of II Was IN. general and lrycrish
cosirr to slaughter Robert vau Wyck.
and II is this tina; makes Tammaiiy
Hall cure the memory OF ms campaign
Had he not been on tn. ,irks: Tam.
many would have elected all the county
officials with the possible exception o.
Henry Unger. candidai" for District
ATTORNEY
what tends To make Tammany Hall
more bitter IL the fact tina; Will. the
desire to scratch Van WEEK cauy.d III.
soss OF the county ticket. . confronting
cause was the action ~ tn" wiywam
" trying TO arrange The ballot So that
voters would be afraid TO scratch II.
The trick OF placing the name o, Van
Wyck at the top o. the list Of nomIa.c.
Tor The supreme Court bench. designed .
10 help the unpopular candidate proved
10 DC u disastrous mistake
Instead OF soaring voters /, mad,
tne'n more determined that Van WICK
should not &c, Into thc Supreme cour,
Had the !icket been arranged according
10 precedent voters would hav. know,
how to scratch 4;
As II was, there was such N cunfu.i,,
OF Instructions that even a man or In.
tcligencc was puzzled rs to where ~
put ms mark. Blu, 40 strong wa. m,
tcennS against Van wyck that thou.
sands tabbcd away with their pencils
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1901-12-07
INSECT PESTS IN BRAZIL.
Dia6o!ical Work OF the Ghieears and
the B2rue Files

Dia6o!ical Work OF the Ghieears and
the Berne Flies.
| should take a small gang of prac-
teal coffee planters from Ceylou with
good dlSeStlOnS to be not afraid of
Shlegars, ticks, and Berna tiies-to saw
nothing of the dear little MOSQUITO.
The writer had extracted during four
years in Brazil no less than 200 ghie-
gaTS from underneath every toenail OF
both feet. The Portuguese, Brazilians.
Italians. and Spaniards called it a rec
reation on Sunday to dig them out of
each others feet. OF all the vile in
sects on earth. the Berne fly is the
worst. She lays her eggs inside your
flesh, and matches three very ugly in
sectS an inch long, with three rings
of brlsties round the body and sharp
nlppers. They take about six week,
to develop under your skin; then com
mence to turn sOmersaults lust when
you want to go TO sleep after hard
days work in the sun The natives Of
Brazil adopt a novel way of extracting
the brute when full grown; they tie on
a piece Of raw pork and the Berne
comes out of your skin and takes a
header into the piece of pigskin.-Cey-
Ion Observer.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1901-12-07
"lEi%G ~ TEkDE."



AL ,.'''@
VI al POI ~ ms ,i-. o.'e Il-.,I
leld'e9 10 tHS 60 '"''.s' % q eng III
.raue : tae lbs, .'.l... % d-7'2.-se
from tue III :. .'' - '.-'.'-' u ~" '".>7ii
ioot h'Fi IL i-..7is ~, '"s - .,7
"s"'n9' voi''i'..''@ ",I ~ gu cay ~
ho'elS hNe tl" = i- is..L.''+7'
WHICH are tdN@3 quite s<'i@"3-f mere
'housh IheE ar @-iaol@ '.5s' tl"'e-
STAIRS III tie 1-...' 'o'iu '.. i5Sd'
WIN peers rum .Ii| |d' .ii0a. i.-eieaS-
Is SeihGS boane.s. ana cp~'jcs. lords
engaging IN th~at".ea' ei.t~I g-la2s, 1t
Is regarded as d.S5 h1,!| i"j FORM TO
sleef al bFit2H y bia"ai" --faae. AS
ioi Ne" tofN s2>t'jl, t.ate : 9'-It9
~ man III II % aH3 coi-5@ i"e..'e VINO
Is not prominently iu-4t'""a "!ln
some business or process Oh. Inc
NahdefoiItS anu GouidS nave their
railroad systems the A,tol& rent
houses and listen eehtE-Jato"gh
an agents ears. pera2ps-f2 ne COM
plants OF their tenants: 1He aioaHs,
hithe[5. EeiAo&Js, ana it-".r,s are
nearly all the persons or industry nd
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1901-12-07
HELPFUL SUGGESTIONS.

An Improvement on the square wash
cloth in general use is a mftten of
Turkish toweling large enough to slip
easily off and on. or one knit of rather
coarse Irvine on coarse needles. These
mitten wash cloths may be saturated
with salt water and dried for use in
the friction salt bath
To drive out moths use a mixture of
one quart of alconol. one ounce each
OF carbolic acid crystals and camphor.
a quarter of AL ounce each of oil Of
cedar and oil of eucalyptus. Keen the
bottle we'll corked Put some of the
liquid into an atomizer and spray the
place where moth appear
A good everyday furniture polish is
a mixture IF equal quantities OF tur-
pentine and paraffin oil Rub on with
3 wooden cloth and then polish with a
fresh wooden cloth, and rub finally
with a piece of soft linen If cush-
toned chairs or sofas are rubbed with
this. be careful that it does not touch
the covering Any furniture polish
will leave a little mark on the cover
ing if allowed TO touch it.
We frequently hear of explosions of
lamps and coal oil stoves A certain
amount of inflammable vapor is given
off from kerosene oil The lower the
grade of oil the greater the quantity of
vapor II the reservoir in the lamp or
stove has stood p rtially filed for
many hours the space that is not filed
with oil may become filled with vapor
When the lamp is lighted gust of air
may carry the flame down TO this in
flammable gas, and an explosion is the
result. The safeguards are: Purchase
the best quality of oil; ii is the cheap
est in the long run; trim and fill the
lamp every day, and do not burn the
lamp until practically all the oil is ex-
hausted There is also danger of ex-
plosion when the wick Is not large
enough to fill the wick-holder.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1901-12-07
Raid on "A Potato Farm.

Some hundred people made raid on
the land OF an unonending farmer.
Watson, at Edmonton, MiCGIesex. Eng
land, recently, cut his ca5bages, dug up
his potatoes, and left the land as bare
as il flight Of lOcusts had been over
it. Six OF the invaders. who had car
lied away between them more than a
market cart full, when charged before
the Tottenham magistrates. said the
land had been sold for building and
was free, and so they supposed they
had right to the crops The prose
cutOr saiG his land had been sold. and
would in due course be cleared. Hold
ing that the prisoners, four of whom
were boys, really believed IN an erro-
neous idea that had got abroad, the
justices discharged two and fined the
rest 5s. each.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1901-12-07
HOUSEWIFE 3uaoESTEoNs.

A few drops Of tqrnentfne in hot
starch adds lustay to ircucd linen.
A,.ra,,.co+ +i.7 /, Z, rf,io1- oot.,r 200
and boiled r.f4r, fiqane and cot+2re i'm
parts an odo,. Is Them t,.at l. n1oasing
T,,ol:sr 4orto,.,- u,,,r n,+on ,no++ooo
saa-.e an aro-,aI,. ,.,l ,.,-1,or i1,oo,,~
ur9o.,. fuf 4Eo of.cf = o.,ai,,t odd ~
t,.ac.f,-, C.,.i1a-.-oI.s' ',.t,h e+ranao
I.;r9. ana -. ....,,.,,,, - tl,a ~,
cfI,- 49,, 49,, t-z..,,..
,,-aI.a 49, ,'l' ,,'- ~ ,'71 ,,lsl ~
-. ~ -''''''.' ~
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1901-12-07
MODES FOR WOHEN.

Fur 'ties" are she wn in great vari-
ETY., The oldfashioned name is boa -
Mink and marten are also used for
these ties
Whole chin chilla blouses Will be de
sirable for dress wear.
Ermine, it need hardly be said, is
mademoiselle's choice.
AS for madame, it's either sable
Persian lamb, broadtail. or mink.
Never We're styles in furs more
captivating than those in the first ex
hibits this season.
Matrons like them for any and al
times, while the younger contingent i
prone to make soft eyes at them 70,
evening wear
1t will still be modish to have the
large revers and collar raced with d
contrasting fur sable. marten, and
chinchilla being first favorites.
While jackets and the longer coats
always find buyers, the blouse form
will be the more chic. Jackets with
tails. however. are graceful if perfect
ly fitted
Sealskin. broadtaiI. and Persian
lamb are first choice for coats. The
first-named is ways beautiful and noT
likely to become common by reason ol
cheapness. Both Persian lamb ana
broadtail, in addition to their won
drous beauty, boast the virtue of com
pleting a black costume most effect
lively.
The finest OF these this year are in
sable, either perfectly straight or a bit
shaped at the back. and with two tails
and two feet dangling from the center
back. Two tails finish the ends. com
Ing to the knees, while one NAV have
two more on each side. tae front jus:
above the bust line, if the cost doesn't
count
Every sort OF fox is 10 be had from
the cheap and CHEEKY freddy to the
fairly priceless silver fox. In black
the only truly beautiful tie is of black
aynx.-Chicago Journal.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1901-12-07
Timber Ian Il. Act JuEe 3, 1879
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND {

tNlIED STATES LAND oFF1tE.
Ashland Wis. Dccembe D. 1901 /
Notice is hereby given that in cOmDlIa nee
with the provisions of the act OF Congress
of June 3. 1879. entitled An act for the Su lie OF
timber lands in the states of California, Ore
gon. Nevada and Washington Territory" a.
extended TO all the Public Land states b>
act OF August 4, ln92, Isaac RUSSELL of Cor
don, county of Douglas. state of Wisconsin
has this DAY filed in this Office his sworn
statement No. 454 for the purchase of the SE
Il of Ne II OF Section No 81 in Township IA y,
Range No. Is ", and will offer proof to show
thai tie land sought Is more valuable for its
timber OF stone than for agricultural pur-
POSES and TO establish his claim TO said land
before the register and Receiver of this
Office at Ashland Wis. on Saturday, the 18th
CAV Of February, 1902. He names wit
HCS~es: Joseph Walker. Dennis Croty, Nm.
II. " halen, and Richard ConnorS. ali of Cor
don, Douglas county. Is.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requisite to file
their claims in this office on or before said
18th day OF February. 1902
AUGUST DOENITZ, Register
Dec Feb y
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1901-12-07
ITEMS OF INTEREST.


South Dakota has more Indians
G10.01 than any other state. Of the
territories Indian Territory has 5000
ana Arizona 2J.G30.
The common measure of road dis
lance in Greece is the pike. three
quarters of an English yard. 1000
pixies being about 80 yaras.
The orange tree is very fruitful;
single tree will produce 10000 or
anges fit for use. a good lemon
tree viii produce 5000 lemons.
By the advice of eminent oculists.
the authorities OF Munich have de-
cided no longer TO use gas or petrol
cum for lighting school rooms.
A curious custom prevails in Korea.
IF 4 man meets his wife in the street
he ignores her presence and passes
her as if she were a stranger.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1901-12-07
ORIGIN OF GUIPUHE LACE.
An Imitation of the Finest Coral Found
in Oceans Fed.


The origin of guipura lace is
wrapped in m sterE. but perhaps the
tradition that is current in the vii
lagos where it is made may be as sat
is factory as any. 1t is related that
centuries ago a certain Venetian sail
or returned from a voyage in eastern
waters and brought To his be.r0thed a
worker in needle point, a bunch of
the beautiful and delicate coraline.
which he told her was the lace made
by mermaids living in the coral caves
of the Indian seas. pretty as it is.
said the girl. Il viii make something
far pretuor with my needle AMI my
bridal veil shall be of me7maids
lace" The sailor lad went OF on an
other long voyage and during the
months of his absence the gill worked
day after day with her needle. form
ing white dots and tiny stars and
uniting them with d! cate brides"
till at last an exquisite scarf OF sui
pure was produced. wA:eh was so beau
tiful that when SIZE wore [ as a bridal
veil all Venice spoke o. if N glowing
terms of admiration end iAGny noble
and royal women Eo-.ue Ha,rones=es
of the young l~y.MI.,e-. Chicago
Chronicle.
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Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

Default having been ma ie in the payment of
the sum OF Five Hundred Thirteen Dollars
and Seyenty five cents tS5l3 ~, principal and
interest, and in the payment OF the taxes for
the years 1895 81 9S- 90 ami 1900 amounting
10 Fiftythree Dollars and Eight Gents (553ua).
all of which is claimed to be due and is due al
the date of this notice. upon that CeTta in
mortgage duly executed and delivered by
ChaS. +. kreh of Frederick. Md. lntTtg&gOr. to
Frank L. Weber OF Duluth, MINI, nor rgagee.
bearing daie the 18th day 81 November, 1894.
and with the pOPer of sale therein contained
was dUly recorded i'll the office ot the Register
of Deeds i'll and for the County Of Duuga,
and State of Wisconsin on the Bird day of Pee.
1894 al go a m, in Book II OF Nor cages on
page 2ls, which mortgage was given by the
mOrtgagOr To the mortgage To secure the
balance OF the purchase price OF the land de
Scribed therein. Because of said default in the
conditions of said mortgage, the power of sale
therein contained, has become operative. that
no action or proceeding has been commenced
to recover the debt remaining secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof.
NOW THEREFORE, NOTICE l. HEREBY
GIVEN. That hy virtue OF The power Of sale
contained in said mortgage, which has become
operative by reason of the failure 10 pay the
principal and interest secured thereby, and he
taxes above mentioned. and Pursuant 10 the
statute III such case made and provided. the
said mortgage will be toreClOsed by sale OF
the premises described in and conveyed hv
said mortgage, viz the northeast quarter OF
the northeast quarter (NEl4 of NED of section
thirty-tive $50 in Township Forty-eight (4S)
North OF Range fifteen 10 West i'll Douglas
County, State of Wisconsin, containing forty
G0l acres more or less. according to the l. ).
Government survey thereof, With the heredta-
mentS and appnrtenances: which sale will be
made by the sheriff. under sheriff deputy
sheriff of said Douglas County, at the South
door of the County Courthouse in the City OF
Superior i'll said County OF Douglas on the 25rd
day of December, 1901, at IL o Cork a. IN. on that
date at public vendue TO the highest bidder for
cash to pay said debt OF Five Hundred Thlr-
teen Dollars and seventy five Cents Sob 81.
principal ana interest ana Fifty-threc Dollars
and Eight Cents (-53.0S), taxes ON said premises
and Twenty-Five Dollars $50 attorneys fees
stipulated in and by said mortgage in case of
foreclosure, and the costs and disbursements
allowed by law; subject to redemption at any
time within one year from the date OF sale rs
provided by law.
Dated Oc. 18th, 1901.
FRANK X. WEBER,
MOrtwagee.
GEORGE r. HUDNALL AND
JACQUES x HI DSON.
Attorneys for MoTtgrgee
Nov. 30 l6 % 80 and Dec Nth
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use SIR Always TearTauzcs the
parlor furniture Immediately after
young man has called.
When a woman marries ? man to
reform him the poor fellow is up
against heroic treatment.
Every time a woman reads of a man
committing suicide she wonders what
other woman Was at the bottom OF it.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1901-12-07
STAGE WHISPERS.

James Lackaye. who has one Of the
chief character ro'es in York State
Folks" Arthur Sidman'S new pastoral
comedy. was the original Martin Berry
Acres"