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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-03
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS-The board Of
regents Of the Girls Industrial College
of Texas Invite plans and specifications
for the erection ut Denton, Texas. OF a
building three stories and a basement
brick. with stone foundation, TO con
taln eight or ten lecture rooms about
25X30 feet, one lecture room about 3ON7J.
one lecture room about 30SG0 and three
OF four office rooms, the whole TO be one
wing or central part OF a building three
times rue Size of the wing or part above
described. said wing or part TO cost
about $4,000. Plyns must present larger
submitted by July /, 1872. For further
particulars address Rosser Thomas, chair
man Of building committee Bonham,
Texas. 4
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOKS-T city
council Of Weimar. Texas. will receive
sealed bids for The erection OF a twO-stbry
Tuesday, June 10. 1907. All bids must he
accompanied hv certified cheek for the
sum Of Atty dollars $50. payable to the
order OF George Herdcr mayor OF Weinlnr
Texas to guarantee the signing OF the
contract within ten days after date OF
awarding same. building must be con-
pleted within ninety days after date of
signing contract. Plans ana specincntlons
may be seen at the office OF g. A. Moore
city secretary. All bids should be in.
dorscd "Bld for building school house. -
tary, Welmar. Texas. Tho council re-
serves the right to reject any and ali bids.
WANTED Fuel OIL supply Tor one year
Address bids to loa.um Improvement
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS
II have yet TO let about twenty 1--we
miles on Houston and Texas Central
railroad extension from Burnett 10 Lam
pnsas to sub-contractors; let In quanri-
Ties 10 suit contractor: 300 men. team
stsrs, scraper holders and rock men; also
900 teams. nice work and a healthy copn-
try ard plenty Of water, Free tsanspor-
fatlon on Houston and Texas Central
line for outfits and teams. For further
information address J. r. Hughes, gener-
al contractor, Burnet, TexaA- q
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A GOOD place for sale and eight head Of
cattle; come TO Passmore's store IN CLARK
street, q snap. d
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HAVE You PROPERTY IN HOUSTON
YOU WISH TO DISPOSE orr iF 50,
SEND ME 4 LIST or III. No BrSI.
NESS TOO SMALL TO RECEIvE Ny
PERSONAL ATTENTION. NORFLEET,
col BiNz BUILDINGS; PHONES 8IS. II
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S1Scat fs-Haxto''
Z ars- read.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
HAVE You PROPERTY IN HOUSTON
you WISH TO DISPOSE orr IL So.
SEND Me 4 LIST or II. No BUST.
EEsSss zee s s%AkHr TO RETEy Y, my MS
col NM BUILDING; PHONES 6iS. II
FOR sALE--My sevcntyssix acres OF oil
land near Hart 4 Ppdor well at Hum.
bic Texas, at a bargain. or VIII trade for
house ana lot or vacant lots and give the
difference IN cash. Address Box 800,
-
n. \. KENNEDY, ROOM 2. KENNEDY
BLOCK on LANDS AT HUMBLE.
FOR SALE--Two houses corner OF Preston
aud Hamilton belonging to Congrogati N
Adath Jcshgrun sealed bids WIN be re,
ccvcd until Wednesday evening. u
o'clock H. plncus, president; Ike Hart.
son. chairman. 3
SEND for large list OF bargains 10 farms
ranches. city properties, etc, J. {, Crisp
Beeyile, texas, -
A GOOD place for sale and olght head Of
faAtFNf NNihN w NSNhhNit cANAt III Via Il
street. 9 snap.
FOR SALE-l10o acre farm and ranch In
Denton county, the banner wheat county
or Texas, Flowing artesian wells, good
buildings lasting creek water. all Auc
black land, 800 acres In cultivation: IS
miles north OF Fort Worth, price $500
per aCrc; terms easy, Address j. -.
Parks, Denton, Texas. 3
1900 ACRES or LAND, WITH SoMp
TIMBER, ABUNDANCE or WATER. IN
VICTORIA COUNTY; $500 ACRE
TRACT IN SAME COUNTY, FIRST.
y coo AcREs IN CAMERON COUNTY.
ABUNDANCE or WAFER, AT A BAR.
1000 ACRES HALF TIMBER, BAL.
ANcE PRAIRIE LAND. LIBERTY
WE HAVE OTHER TRACTS FROM
100 40 1000 ACRES IN FINE FARMS
AND UNDER CULTIVATION.
TWO MANUFACTURING SITES, WITH
THREE RAILROAD IRACkAGEs, ON
PAVED STREETS.
2o0 ACRES ~ MlLEs FROM CITY
LIMITS, FRONTING ON BUFFALO
EiGHr ACRES ADJACENT TO pRtrN.
NER FRONTING ON BUFFALO
BAYOU; THIS Is 4 BEAUTIFUL
TRACT or LAND AND A BARGAIN TO
THE RIGHT PARTY.
WE HAVE A SPECIAL LIST or RES.
IDENCE AND BUSINESS PROPERTY
THIS COMING WEEK WRITE or
CALL. ON US BEFORE PURCHASING,
FIi Il M'REYNOLDS, Jiais MAIN.
ROOM $, PHONE SOB
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"aNl ED-A steam engine and boiler 0r
snsonne engine Of Is to ao-horse power
h hust De u Al condition and cheap Adj
Texas e"V"eI' n'iNeS'"h;
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WANTED 200 ticmakers on the new /.
and G.. n. survey between Nayasota and
Madlsonyille, Texas; unculled timber:
prompt monthly payments, 16 cents for
making. Write 4. III. Sgnor, Palestine,
Texas, for transportation over ]. and @.
n railway to nearest point TO work In
auire OF Luke Tunis or nr. Johnson, An
derson, Texas, for further particulars
Geo. w. slgnor g. Bro, contractors. 6-l2
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Capitol. q
PRIVATE FAMILY VIII rent several cool
rooms, furnished, with bath, 70 parties
with references. 1866, this o.-se, o
STOHE--4Ox5O for reut. corner Congress
and Louisiana street. Apply j. n. LsIs
Travis street or VIM. Whine, agent, lllz
Louisiana street.
TIE DENVER roomlng house 1910 Preston
avenue has been renovated all over ana
offers good cool rooms. with bath priv
leEe at 81 and up week, b-lAp-
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~" I'LL IhADtr-St clnwaY 4 Sons beantifu
svne piano. cost $3.50, and diamonds for
s raaa iaueii, 81 Will buy launch at bar
sinn ad1fess Box 3d. Burnett Hotel,
houston.
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

B7AVTIFt'I SIX room modern cottage
Third ward. on asphalt pavement; all con.
vrniences: will take vacant lot first pay
ment: balance monthly like rent. Gray,
;g02 Binz. 3
FOR SALE or trade. $4,000 stock OF drugs
and fixtures. Write L. B. George this
office on
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FOR SALE.

HAND return tuhunr hoIiCr5 for
sac cheap; one boiler GO inches by Is
feet, With 3i iH.inch tubes; one boiler.
66NlS Inch, with - finch tubes: two
10 4.irch tubes. These boilers have
heavy shells are tn evury respect
IN good order and each boiler includes IN,
dCpendcnt steam drum. frcnts. CRATES.
safety valves steam feed ana hlowou
connections etc When last tested by
hoilcr Insurance company Csiuce WHOM
they have not been uscdi were allowed TO
carry 20 pounds pressure These Illers
can bc Inspected al the San Antonio
Etiquette and Coal Mine Co.'s plant three
milcH from Rockdolc. Texas. Regarding
price etc. address W L Fall. Blug built
ing, Houston, Texas u
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i isn 10 gsEPalne, wniskey habits cured
, patient. i, n days; no pain or Injury
sA money In bank to your credit nav nav
q EsT cured. In case OF failure to cure
|iho ~ al Your expenses while here;
IAsne az !onr railroad fare both WAYS.
as,Olutel MI MI line out from center of city;
iieadeheap 'iyhGy; viii put you In CORE.
re given lsb,n patients cured; special
sAalfsss IN IVY patients; best references.
iAess i ne HatM Matthews Home, mrs. Mai.
Aasslue. Wess pneert, .propr!etors, 300 Day
--esI End, San Antonio. Texas. tf
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.l22, this office. Ds
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BY \ RELIABLE young printer IN small
Office; good references, Address W. A.
Taylor, Bryan, Texas 3
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FOR SALE-Two houses corner OF Preston
aud Hamilton belonging to Congrogatidu
Adath Jcshuruni scaled bids win be re.
ceived until Wednesday evening. q
o'clock. II. Plncus president; Ike HART.
son. chairman. 3
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HAVE east front lots IN Falls Grounds,
title perfect, on the Louisiana car line;
VIII build any style house 10 suit pur-
chaser. Fart cash, balance ON time, NO
1915. this office. SO
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'hbbuhESF cash prices paid for good sccOnd
n tinu furniture. stoves. refrigerators gen
LINEN clothing, etc Send postal Box
-. 80. VIII cell, 10
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A THREE.STORY brick for sale, onc-hair
in exchange for unlmpruycd property.
SULLIVAN 4 HANNA tr
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ELS, SUMMER RESORTS

es1a,aa.A BELL" select ana D-Iv7,e
riel ~ Rates IS 10 $40 per week SIT.
I'd Ans ms than a block from hath 'H 5onsns
aa all rssn hotel. House and furnish
Z s. Chnnm,h ana strictly Arst class. Mrs.
~ -@-oeLs, Marlin, Texas.
iilne /: o,ohIE, on bay shore, opens
!. Beaser With or without board.
q s5 jjf7T-,--- - Porte. Texas. 3
upa ier HOTEL, Bandera, Texas
.a's,lllles; sumner; hunting and fishing
W and e,Slephone connections: mo,m-
-----e- lrlves. 6-2l
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FOR SALE-One second hand hand eleva-
tot, In good repair; cheap Apply at ii1D
Washington street
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"AeNIED-Good stereopticon outit With
electrical attachments must bc cheap.
Address Quick, this ofilre Z
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WANTED Good looking, gentle. diving
no a on mare, cheap II. :, II WI Scn,
.uVo hIsk avenue. e
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MII!IUNN rrsllVcred; mTrnrs Tor sale.
SamVCk Mirror W )rbs. phone 4i9. 3O3
GhlNlilN- II
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WANTED -Situatton by young eolored
man and wiic with private FAMILY OF
boarding house. Addr,s IS IIiS, this office.
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANT to rent small cottage, two or
three rooms in Third ward only. S. or
SO. Address box q. 3
WANTED by Young man and two sisters,
three furnished rooms for light house.
keeping; private family preferred; VIII
furnish proper references Address J. X.
L.. r. q. box 33f city. q
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MAat 0c Iol
1amt7
WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED TO BUY.
"1A ASs p, 70 BUY-Good roomIng house.
Will TkADts-Stclnway 4 Sons bcanTISn,
te piano, cost $3.50, and diamonds for
sav Vm aueii' oI viii buy launch at a bar
t sssn. adufess Box 80. Burnett Hotel,
" sssoi,sD steam engine and boiler W
snsplne engine Of Is to ao-horse power
must be IN Al condition and CHEAP. Al.
T Tess T. Rcymcrshorer Galveston.
~ ----------------
hbiGHESr cash prices paid for good SECOND
t iSau Anthiia te, stoves. refrigerators, gen
envneh clothing, etc Send postal Box
-, VIII cal. 10
WANT second hand upright for cash.
--- =. 4. tuition, COS Travis street. 4
IhN Low numbered contracts in tho Hous-
Ioh Home Building Co.oncratIve Co Re.
-- Plg ~ once. llU4, this office. IA
"AaNTED-Good stereoptlcon outfit With
tissiritai attachments must be cheap.
;-,-. Auercss .!1ick, this otiice. 3
"sANTED-Good looking, gentle, diving
nos or mare cheap ii. $ II wilson,
WANTED 900 feet two inch iron pIp1.
--L -lcuzlol Snow Case mud Mfg. Co. 3
WANTED 70 hug t0mGtocs IN the car.
.uIu Tor canning purposes. Address with
price, Austin Canning Factory. Austin,
LGAAs. II
lpMATDEs, peppers. roasting ears, cucum.
seTS' squash, wax beans. new potatoes,
urF onions and cabbage: write for quota,
uopS, South Texas Produce Co, Alvin,
Texas u
WANTED Land on Spindle TOP for vel.
or VIII buy land and well II cheap enough
IL II, U.S. Liberty avenue, Beaumont, 4
LAYER LlPsHlTz I20i-030J Montgom.
cry avenue, pays the highest price for
scrap iron, metal. sacks. etc: special at
tehllon given to country shipments; both
WANTED To buy 80 snitcs on furnItHTS,
~ cooking stoves 800 heaters 900
chalrs; FOG Congress, 3
HAY, .HAY-I want from one to dive cars
per day Mail sample and prices G. l..
TAFT, san Antonio, Texas. 90
A. HUBER I'll Milan street. pays highcst
price for old clothing, shoes, hats; drop
postal. VIII call. 10
FAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES for ali
Kinds junk. iron, brass zinc load rope
noneS. bottles. etc,' country shipments 50.
YcIrd; Telephone connections. Louis
hamlrsky, sol cston. o.
MOVING FREE--l buy, move, pack. store
ana loan money and charge no interest
M furniture ana household goods stored
WIN mt; all storage moved free. r. +.
lotus ph0nc N6G, I'll Milan str~et, II
WANTED Cast iron. heavy brass ana
other scrap me al; state quantity price
and when can ship. T.. Young T. d. box
lu5. Houston. 3
HIGHEST PRICE paid for castofr cloth
Ing, send postal; will call. H. Captain
20 Milan street. 81
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STVEN lots on Chencvcr, between Pense
aud JrfIcrsnu. south trout. viii sell on
Time for 5000, rye ~ Bpllftass, hiam
building
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FOR SALE-l10o acre farm and ranch In
Denton county, the banner wheat county
or Texas Flowing artesian wells good
buildings. lasting creek water, all Anc
blnck land, 900 acres In CIVILIZATIONS; Is
miles north OF Fort Worth, price $500
per acre terms easy, Address j. y.
pArks. Denton, Texas.
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VAPE JESSAMINE buds lgrNndihornl care.
fully packed, Toe per hundred ST per
thousand I. o. b. Alvin. VIM G. Stoe'e,
Alvin. TeXls. 10
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STRAYED, STOLEN.

Wy yestbi 'pacn coat from wagon sat
~ On Ha,sS,, ehlng between Kessler's
,oa a,es'h T. N,essler's store on Hons.
-.seit Nv sAs 'eeelve reward. otto
- .
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NUM- MAN Mlnts a pOsltun rs Stenog,
raphcr, afternoon work only; best OF ref
crcnoes, Address iTIB, this ofhcc.
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ipMAIDES, peppers. roasting ears, cucnm.
ssers squash, wax beans. new potatoes,
ary onions and cabbage: write for quota
ieAdS.
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SEND for large list OF bargains IL farms.
ranches, city properties, etc, J. {, crisp,
Becvile, Texas. ~
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SITUATIONS--MALE.

| WANTED 4 situation by drst class ma
chlni.t TT2l. THIS olflee. )
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WANTED IA situation as day iaborer In
city or out; not afraid OF work. Apply
I7l" this Office h
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-12-06

W S. Gilbert on one certain occasion
was OH Il visit TO friend, the owner
of a tine English country house On
the morning after his arrival he was
chatting with his host before break
fast when he became suddenly aware
that family prayers were about to lie
read. The household filed in, and the
distinguished guest hnrlt down on the
spot where he happened to be stand
ing
Looking up, he caught his hosts eye
fixed on him with warming glance,
which he, however failed to read
alright The service began, Almighty
Father, who hast maic all men alike
(more Geographic gIances,, rich and
poor. gentle and simple then. unable
to contain himself ANY longer, the host
called out. Gilbert, you are hnrellng
among the sery0utS"'
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-12-06

Koskomcnos. the kingti%her, still bur
rows in the earth like h.s reptile an
cestors. Therefore the other birds call
him outcast and will have nothing To
do with him. But he cares little for
that. being a Gathering, rattle headed.
SELF satisfied fellow. who seems to do
nothing all day long but fish ana eat.
As you follow him. however. you Eutc
with anazcmcnt that he does some
things maryelouSly we'll better, in
decd. than any other Of the wood folk
TO locate fish accurately IN >tiIl wa
ter Is difficult enough when one thinks
Of light rrfraction. but when the fish
is moving and the sun gIaros down into
the pool ana the wind wrinkles its face
into thousand flashing. changing fur.
rows and ridges then the bird that can
point bill straight 10 his fish aud hit
him fair just lchiud the giIlS must
have more in his hcad than the usual
chattcring Gossip that one hears from
him on the trout streams Country
Life In America.
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THE NEW YORK WORLD
Ihrice-a. " eek Euiiion.

The Nfost widely Eea5
Newspaper n Arneciea
Time has demonstrated that tn.
Nhrice week World stands alone il
Is class. Other papers have initiated
lts form but not it's success This is
because it tells all the news all the
lime and tells it impartially, whether
he news De political or otherwise. 1t
ls, in fact, almost daily at the price
of weekly and you cannot afford to
he wit o 1t it,
Republican and Democrat alike can
read the Thrice week World with
absolute confidence in its truth.
In addition to news, it publishes
first class serial stories and other
features suited to the home and fire
side
The Thrice-a week Worlds regular
subscription price is only SlOO per
year and this pays for 1876 papers. We
offer this unequalled newspaper and
SUPERIOR lines together one year for
s1.65.
The regular subscription price of
the two papers is $500.
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\ railway company was erecting a
line of new poles along Il highway.
One Of the men engaged to ill in the
dirt aud clear up around the poles was
an freshman, new at the business and
new to America He had not got be-
yond his first pole. says the philadel-
phia Times, but stood bordering how
TO dispose Of the dirt which had filed
the space now occupied by the pole.
His sense Of the fitness of things
must have been strong. for he was
ayersc 10 piling the loose dirt around
the base of the pole, rs is The custom.
A negro wa, farcr stopped for 4 matcA,
and the freshman asked his advice.
III | was a-doin' dat JOB. I'd jus dig
hole bout where you ali standin'
and shovel de dirt into it, Much
'blige."
As the negro sauntcrcd away the
IrShmun scratched his head aud muir
INJURED;
"Well. it's not to be- denied that cddi.
cation has been uf herr coin u lr-r-eat
deal for-r III neygur-r.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN r., c,-,,,, ,,,,,
Dougl,s County. In circuit court
william II Patlison, Plaintiff


william II. Patison Plaintiff
John Fred B>hof aud Mary loui~e Bshof.
his wife Grace Il. Patti'oni he Bank of SUI
perior corporation organized aud existing
under the laws OF Wisconsin. and Henry ;
Butler a receiver thereof Il. f. CuiberI,un
The Michigan Stove company CORPORATION
organized aud existing nader the laws If The
state Of Michigan The Illinois Pure Allnmi-
nun Company. "A corporation organized and
existing under The laws Of IT," state Of Hi
noiN The riltou Springs Manufacturing Com
ldn{, corporation organized and existing
uhdri The laws Of the state II New York and
the unknown assignee or receiver of the prop.
erly OF HAT concern; The Brooks on COMPANY. a
corporation organized and existing under the
avs OF the state Of ohio; Joseph Rock the estate
ui J. y. BerkwiIh. deceased, and the unknown
iesHI representatives,, executors or admins
TRAITORS thereof The Commercial Bank of st.
fanl, Minnesota, aud the unknown assignee or
receiver of the property OF that concern. The
Bank OF commerce u corporation existing
under the la~s Of the state oi Wisconsin. The
superior Trust Company corporation existing
under the Ia OF the state of Wisconsin; ~uph n
whereas. Judgment OF foreclosure Vas ,urercd
in the ahuyv entitled action ia the court
aforesaid IA favor Of the plaiutinund against the
above named defendants. on the Iah day of
November, lg,I for the sun ofSiXlrcn Hundred
'tnd FIny-right Dollars and Nncty-dyr Cents
ana 1t was therein ordered that unless the
premises hereinafter mentioned we're redeemed
herrtr"m "iihih one year that they he sold to
satisfy the ST Judgment.
And. whereas there has been no redemption
Of The properly in question.
Now, therefore, Public Notice i, hereby given
hat ON the 24th day Of January: 1913. nj 10
.riocA lu HE forenoon o, THAI day vt tn. east
eriy front door III the Court House in the city
pi superior Douglas County, Wisconsin. III,
undersigned referee appointed in said Judgment.
viii offer for sale aud will sell al public auction
Tor cash, the highest bidder town lots lhree
hundred ana 'ouy, Cinj aud three hundred and
forty two, t5!9 un West Fourth Street. in the
I"wu.lte OF superior in the city OF superior.
Douglas Comfy Wisconsin. 50 described accord
NJ To hrpIat of superior to be found recorded IN
1r Register If Deeds office IN said County. or 50
much ttwrrof H. may ne necessary 10 satisfy
~alt Judgment Of .l65N o. intrpslS and costs 81
site.
Dated his BIB day of pcccmbrr. 1902
Henry ;. Butler.
Referee.
n. + Roberts,
superior, Wis. Auy for VIM, / raui>on
JG dlU
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Red and inhamcd lids, lids which
keeping very late hours. says n recent
periodical, and lids which have little
crusts formed during the night at the
root of the cyelaShrs, are usually an
Indication of II low degree of astigma
tism. Ia some eases no relief is had
are procured \ large proportion OF
the cases. however, VIII he cured 10y
the following oinm'at: yellow oxide
of mercury, thr. e grains yellow vase
line, one half ounce; mix Thoroughly
and AMY II very 1t L. To- the edge g..
the cyclids each night.-Jewelers' Cir
cular Weekly.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-12-06

Astasia is nervous affection the
peculiar feature OF which b. tie fact
that a person suffering from il cannot
stand upri-Lt. II he tries ne will be
obliged To hop and jump whenever bis
feet touch the ground In u word, his
actions are precisely those Of Il person
who might be required to stand up.
right on u floor composed Of rcdhot
Goals Fortunately there are not many
cases of This malady on record. Aka
thisin Is the exact opposit" of astaaia
since person suffering from it cannot
remain seated The moment hc seats
himself IN chair he IS obliged To
start up again A person afflicted
with akathisin can waIk easily but
cannot sit. whereas person suffering
from astasia cannot stand upright aud
cannot walk IN the ordinary manner
owing TO the contraction of bis lower
limbs.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-12-06

Stokes-Speaking of mourning, if
your rich uncle We're 10 die, should you
put on black!
Bickers-Certainly not If he left
me something handsome, why should
| be such hypocrite as TO don the
garb OF woe? On the other hand, if
he left me out of his will, how could
q curm udgeun Boston Transcript
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-12-06

Did you know that your political
antagonist had east reflections on your
truth aud yeracityE"
YES"
What are you going to do about it,
Nothing My pride forbids me to
light any one except gentleman, and
a man who calls another Il liar is no
gentleman. Washington Star
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-12-06

Dan Lcno. the English comedian,
told of appearing before swell Lon.
don audience nj the house Of a lord
The lauguur Of his listeners made him
feel not too happy, aud hc was glad to
retire 10 the dressing room allotted
him While he was removing the
grease paint Il very young peer, who
had slrollcd after him, stood watching
the process He told lcuo in the most
approved drawl that some of his say
iugs had really been rather funny "cs-
ppCinIly that one, you know where
your VIE mad" p1ncakc on y grid
IRON and the plucak, Striped Though
ma lu lhr tire ouD That mar me
Iuulh aWluliy because know what
gridiron Is | have seen one"