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Oh. many IN intricate turning
Alons our ife's journey Ne faect
Where bssnblcs aad brrArs beset ~,
AID rough 10 the path for our feet;
Uut &c sind . way ort Of our troubles
And walk with . ~ andcut heart
Assured Vt sveet comfort and guidance
II ~e take the right road Of tac start
We've only TO watch those around uA
The friends and companions OF youth.
Who eagerly sought after evil
And turned from the ,esehiaes Of truth;
We 70 oaly 70 watch aad remember
The lessons they daily ,mpAr.
That these are the surcst to triumph
Who take the right road at the stsvS
Al, many and many Q failure
And many . heArt.ache We owe
To pitiiul errors and foliiss
And blunders ws made long ago;
And tho way to avoid these disasters
To lessen b sorro~sui smarI
Il - turn from false lights 90 aliurins
And . the right road q, tho start.
We may point 10 come time In the future,
When We viii our footsteps sctraeA
And all the DARK record Of evil
With deeds pure aud holy e6acc;
hut veil IND II = fatal deiusion,
And they act the vorthier part.
Who begin - they mean TO continue,
And take the right road ., the start
N. Y. Ledger.
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CLEOPATRA
= Beiag al Account Of the FAN and
Vengeance Of Harmaehis. the
Royal Egyptian,
As SET FORTH BY HIS OWN HAND.
By II. RIDER HAccARp,

Author OF " King Soiomon's Minee."
"She," Allan Quatermain.''
Etc.. Etc. Etc.
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the long days OF
PREPARATION h u q
passed. aud the time
was at hand. ! WAS
initiated. aud ! was
40 that,
although tho com.
mon folk knew INC
or know mo
rs Priest Of
Isis. there e r In
-
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Illustrated BY NIc1RoiI. amer CATION Wooo.
WILLIE and oREfyyEJRAocN.
CHAPTER VII.

OF AMESENU<r To RAnuAcnis
CoMtN0 or uAHMACUis To A~LkxASDRiA
k~xHONrArioS 90 sEPA. TuE rAssis0 ~
CLEOPATRA HoHap ~ Isfs: AsD rus own.
TnROW W TINE GLADIATOR Bv UAknAcuIx
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shfsssihs raas sss D. ns1lwsass AGsss~a
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March
April May

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s,ons, Ana that i,s wealth Law aesp b~rs~a,h
yosdev vs,srsi wouA tina, tAe RUE vsrs
s~vrsmins srrrss Iss cite. snd thai th~
wind, ustAan,ed BY Q 0r~r.sn br~s,A. sv,p.
sArp1eN s,s vusus from osr~s "a Nas,ot,s
q hoyA Hasmsoha. 10 not the ispuv ana
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10 tAess Asssly cir 1saA psr.sAss ssA Rel,
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Ne Wti,s walls Of NsnA ros teli sbes
thss fos E6yy AlssssAr.A 10 bot Q sel~sds1
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We vii give eic foF sai s-s~ ~ ,Nssssss
N,ss c~a ~, ,@ cstc-i with HAL . s~,ssts
tafu tates iutssaaif
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TSVNN> Egypt thousands who
'EVNs at heart bowed Down TO
mo Us Pharaoh. Tho hour
was at hand, and my soul went
! A IL - -
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-12-13
.A6Stc tie N.!.sance.

We once more call upon the city au-
thorities 10 see to it that the Omaha
Railroad company N axe some effort to
keep the Becker avenue crossing at
Ninth street open for the passage of
both teams and foot passengers. No
effort is being made in this direction
at all. We will cite case. Last
Tuesday we crossed that crossing
eight times between the hours of
7 q. n. and 9p. m. On every occasion
the wagon road was blockaded and
only once could we use the sidewalk
and that was by walking around ca
boose. This caboose stood across the
sidewalk all day long with about one
hundred feet of clear track to the east
Of it, whereas by moving it twenty
feet the sidewalk would have been
clear. On one occasion, that day
three trains stood across both the wag-
on road and the sidewalk, and that
time we walked around two and strad
died the couplings to get across the
third. The last trip we made was
about nine O'Clock in the evening, a
long train of about thirty cars stood
across this highway. AS we reached
the train one of the train men came
alyHg and we asked him how long he
expected to stand there, "Ch, about
five minutes, climb over the couplings,
there is no danger, for TIE engine is
not att2chcd," was his reply, Is it
not time this nuisance Was abatcds
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-12-13
MCvED.

The TINES Office has left its obi
place on Third street and taken up
new quarters at 279 West Second
street, III the building recently occu-
pied by J. d. Whitney for furnl: ure
store building. Our present abode Is
not as elegant as the TINES deserves
we know, but 1t is larger than the old
place and the ceiling gives a change In
art decorations and these two points
are worthy Of consideration, but in adj
dition to these it is in some respects
at least, a better business location.
We hope, however, that our present
quarters may be but temporary. 1t is
said that all things comes to him that
waits, and if this is true saying, a
nice new brick office ought to come to
the TINES before long as it has been
waiting now almost twenty one years,
and if the money market gets easy and
we can tind some rich baron TO loan us
some ready cash at a small rate Of in
terest, and who will not expect a re
turn OF the money, we VIII next year
build a permanent home for the TINES
printing house. In this connection
let us say that in all its history the
TINES has meyer put forth any special
effort to secure business, but has let
its merits win for it all it has ever
had. This has, to its publishers, been
a most satisfactory WAY, but that is
mot business and we shall begin the
new year by doing little soliciting
for our business, and Will call upon our
business men for advertising and job
work. If all VIII give us the trade
legitimately belonging to us, we will
the sooner have the new Office building
above alluded to.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-12-13
Crushed by The Cars.

About five o'clock last Saturday
afternoon the most terrible and sad
| dest railroad accident that ever
occurred III the city took place. The
railroad companies entering this city
seem to think that the people have no
rights which railroad corporation is
bound to respect, and hence all streets
and public places are INSTRUCTED by
| long trains of cars wherever and
whenever the companies see fit. On
this occasion, Mrs. Patrick and Ed
ward Flynn, who had been attending
church at the Sacred Heart Catholic
church. in the West End, were return
ing to their home at the steel plant,
and when they reached the Belknap
crossing they found their way OBJ
structed by long trains of freight ears.
The women picked their way around
many trains and sections of trains
until they finally lost their way. At
this point, says the Evening Telegram,
with the assistance of switchman
who had noticed their plight, they
again set cut on the right road, and
observing an opening between two
sections of the train wide enough to
permit of their passage, proceeded to
cross the track at this point. an
engine was attached to one OF the
sections, and Oh this the ladies' kept
their eyes. Mrs. Edward Flynn was
the first to cross over, and her sister
was but ten or fifteen feet behind.
Just as the latter stepped upon the
ties to cross, the section of cars not
attached to an engine was struck by
a car switched upon the track a few
minutes before, and were sent crash
ing UP against the other section. Mrs.
Flynn attempted to retrace her steps
but before she could tnrn around the
car was upon her, ard the next instant
She was thrown upon the track and
the wheels passed over her.
Several trainmen We're attracted to
the scene by the cries Of the unfortun-
otS "piiittii oiCltI. "A ." litii !iiC
conveyed the party to the Eastern
Minnesota general Office building, and
the injured lady was placed on a cot in
the hallway. DR.. Wylie was sum
moned. lie made an examination and
pronounced the ease a hopeless one,
the poor woman's legs being almost
entirely severed Mrs. Flynn lived
for about an hour, part of which time
she was concious and talked, then died
in her husbands arms.
The remains were taken to her home
at the steel plant. When the corpse
was brought into the room in which
were seated tie dead woman's ten
children, ranging in ages from one to
seventeen, the scene was heartrenIing
Patrick Flynn, husband of the de
ceased, is an Industrious laborer, and
although through saving and hard
labor had succeeded in building a homo
for his beloved family, still he is any
thing but wealthy.
Railroad companies have no right to
thus o5struct the public highways,
aEd this Should be the OCCASION for
having a permanent stop put to it.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-12-13
WHITE BIRCH SILINTERS.

Air. E. H. Marion has returned from
Iron River.
2. E. Waterbury is on business
trip to Eau Claire.
Frank Marvin has proved himself
our champion deer slayer this season.
Frank Mcclure has returned from
his business trip to Saltwater, Minn.
Deer has been very plentiful this
season, n. Lucius having shipped ap-
wards of 200 saddles.
Musscr, Sauntry & Co, had two
horses drowned while crossing Lake
st. Crolx one morning last week.
Our jovial chairman of the town
board, Mr.. c. w. Uartt, has his new
residence about completed and will
soon be occupying it,
We are going to have a saw mill
here 1t is Oh the ground and will
soon be under erection. 1t Will be
under the management of Paden Il
Co., Of West Superior.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-12-13
f.a4esi
Fine line of gift books ut iLelmicl's.

Fine line of gift books 1T iLelmicl,'s.
"Tiddledy Ninks," the new pa1lor
game, at Iiel:lliea's.
I. Z. IIelm:c!z & 60. have removed
to 1G7 Tower avenue.
DR. Win VILE is very low with ty
phoid fever. At last accounts little
hopes Of his recovery WAS entertained
For lame back, side or chest, Use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price p
cents. Sold by J.. d. NEWTON.
Mr.. Milton Maxim has been enter
tanning well developed case Of meas
els the past week. Re has been pretty
sick but is better now.
LOST--A cAil,i's red silk mitten
with black stripes about the wrist.
The finder will confer a favor by leay-
ing the same IT this Office.
We will he lat home in Gu, new
quart rs, 7J7 Tower avenue. Deem
Der llth. 1880 I. L. HELMICK & Co,
booksellers and stationers-
Mr. and Mrs. r.. b. Mclean re
/ turned from their pleasant trip to
/ West Union, lava, where they attend
! ed the marriage OF tleir son, John X.
/ Mclean.
Prank T. Taylor, of the Euclid,
! returned from his visit to the East
Yesterday morning. He reports a very
pleasant holiday, and is looking as
fresh as a maid of sixteen.
| -SHILou'S VITALIZER is what
I You need for constipation, loss OF appe-
! tie, dizziness, and all symptoms OF
dyspepsia. Price 10 and - cents per
+ bottle. Sold by l.. ID. NEWTON.
/ There Is lots of work in moving a
printing office. and if our columns are
| lacking in their usual interest, we hope
our readers VIII be inclined to pardon
all shortcomings for this week.
/ Don't forget that the TIMES Is
now located at 20 West Second street.
/ Call and see us. Subscriptions re-
ceived at the old prices, ana JOB work
well done nj the lowest living rates.
-SUiLOH'S COUGH and consump-
ton cure is sold 10y us on i guarantee.
| 1t cures consumption. Sold by L. ID.
/ NEWTON.
| LoST.-On Thanksgiving day an
i agate pin. oval shape with gold setting,
supposed to have been lost near the
/ Methodist church. The finder viii re
| ceive suitable reward by leaving it at
| p. Q. box -.
Hon James Chapman, fish warden
] for the third district of this state,
/ died at Bayfield, last Saturday, of heart
disease lie WAS - years of age and
was appointed fish warden by GOV.
Hoard III 1887
Mrs. s. Is. Anderson is moving
| into her new house on Third street
near the corner Of Becker avenue.
The house is the old homestead re
modelled and rebuilt, and now makes Z
fine and comfortable home.
A special meeting of the Ladies
Aid society OF the II. E. church, viii
/ be held al Mrs Pascoe's next " ednes-
dav evening at $50 O'Clock. Special
! business is to be considered and a full
attendance is very much desired.
The preliminary steps have been
! taken to organize a lodge of Odd Eel.
+ lows at this end OF the city. There
are good many Odd Fellows living
| here. and there IS no good reason why
tiiv 4shau,i not hive :. g3ol strong
I organization