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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-09

But my subject shall no longer be defen-
sivc-it must be aggressive | must show
you that instead of Christianity falling
back it is on the march and that the COM
ing religion of the world is to be the religion
of The Lord Jesus Christ 10000 times inten-
sided, 1t is to take possession of every
thing-Of all laws, all manners all Gus
toms, all cities, all nations, 1t is going to
be so mighty as compared with what it has
been-sD much more mighty-that it will
seem almost like a new religion.
adopt this theory because Christianity
has gone ON straight ahead nOtwithstand-
ing all the bombardwent, and intidelity
has not destroyed "A church or crippled a
minister or rooted out one verse OF the BIZ
Bile. and now their ammunition seems To be
pretty much exhausted. They cannot get
anything new against Christianity, and If
Christianity has gone on under the bonn
bardmeut of centuries and still continues
to advance may we not conclude that, AS
the powder and shot Of the other side seem
TO be exhausted, Christianity is going on
with more rapid stridei
find an encouraging fact in the thought
that the secular press Ia this day and the
pulpit seem harue--ed ia the same team for
the proclamation of the gospel Tomorrow
there will not he IA banker on Wall street or
State street or Ihird street who will not
have in his pocket or ON his table treatises
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-11
\ Timely TsGcotI3E..

II. Z. IL asks in late number Of
tie Lender, if the conncilmcu, before
granting any valuable bridge franchise
to the street railway companies, should
not consider the value Of the same
and also consider whether they had the
moral and business right to give the
same away without any return for the
same: The question is Il timely one,
and if our councilmen are tie true
representatives Of the people as they
should be, they viii heed the admoni-
ton. But thus far in our history Su-
p"rior has never had a council either
as village or city, that cared a cent
for her welfare, and her franchises
have been scattered to the four winds
Ct heaven Is 50 much worthless chatf
Il is Only necessary t. review the past
performances t. make oae sicl, ana
dlsgu9tocl with iacal legislation in this
Inc. Not another franchise should be
gwen which does nos enrich the city
Treasury IN q good. measure
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-11
SslCd 80 fsasi2E.

1t last the board Of county superyiS
ors can no longer take their own pre-
scribed medicine When the board
first appointed Dr., ~ McQmllen
county physician, the public was sur
prisad and 4 silent prayer of sympathy
went up for The pau2er sick Of the
community Bat the board though
not ''dll-Wise" was AL powerful, " and
tie Mr.. McQuillen not only held his
position, but at late meeting Of the
board got his salary raised with q
back pay allowance, attempting to
prove by this means that they had
made a good and efficient appoint
ment But YOU can not make a Whis-
tie ont Of a pigs tail, and the attempt
to bolster up their appolntee was q dat
failure, as is shown By the minutes Of
the session Of the board he'll Wedles-
day, wherein we find the following res
olJuion introduced By Supervise"
iIutcAins:
Whereas the county physician has
upUa several urva9,on5 neglected ana
refused to perform the du,ir5 81 his
Office in 4 pr3fcSs G,n3 or gyntlem,saly
MANNER thyrctura he it resolved IN the
county board th1t s3i.i MeQa:litn hn
requested t. tender his resignation at
once and in case ut hl, failure t. d. 50
lijaJ lie 30 discharged forthwith.
The resolution should h.ve been
promptly accepted bat it Was not, \
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-11
VIII Not accept.

In another column we copy an item
from the Leader Of Thursday morning
relating to ex-nayor pattjson as a non
partisan candidate for Mayor. THIS
may all sound very pretty, but we 1"
not endorse the plan cents worth. II
the first place Marital Put,isyn is 9
very strong partisan and It is not inAis
nature to be otherwise. lie is q Re
publican ANA always has been, ana he
cannot make Of himself d noneitjty by
going cato d ticket headed mon par
tisan." 80 other man in tie clty wno
has manhood, sGlt-rcspcct, stability Of
character and all the attributes which
- to make up tie man worthy to Be
mayor Of 4 city like Superior, can lay
these qualifications III in his closet ana
become nothing bet a mere to-, to he
spun about by d mob Of hungry poll
tic.ans
Why is this move set on FOOT Sim
lily because this is 3 straight out clean
cut Republican city ana this mon
partisan" dodge is onIy set on foot by
Republican opponents Who want some
Of the loaves and fishes they lave no
hope Of securing by any other course.
II Nh Pattis0n wants the nomination
for Mayor on the Republican ticket
he can have it for anything we know
to the contrary, ana there would be no
question about the resul. a. the polls
We feel safe N saying that Martin
Pattison viii not accept any snch pro
position as the one set forth iii the
Leader article. ut least we should
be very sorry to see him do 50.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-11
I;se .rscrriII's are Il, -.

DULUTH, Feb. THE annual meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the Duluth,
lIesaha \ Northern road was held to-
day The following are the directors
tlyc,ed:
Lon Merritt Alfred Merritt, \. B.
Merritt, {. { Merritt, John T. Ner-
rItt, Alex. McDohgall, \ ID. Thorn
son, W. ". Henry, ST, and Charles
W. Wetmore
Ata meeting OF the directors held
THIS afternoon Alfred Merritt was Ell
ecttd presidents; Lon Merritt vice
presidents; {. {. Merritt, treasurer; ).
Il. Payne, secretary.
The stock is now all in the hands Of
the Merritts and their friends.
The many friends of the Merritts
on this side of the bay extend their
congratulations on the outcome Of
the contest which has been going on
for the past three weeks. Shake -
Cash
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-11

Mrs Booth is quite seriously il

-EITS T0-II Is TIl-V S1TI7T-IT II-
WHY i Stationary tna c,eara.t
place IN town 10 trade
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new secretary O the " st ehsi e.i't--a-
"yf - eel'l54,f'e.
Ut. @nd Mrs Charles '&tIh 81
Ii. - week 10 W ASH III -ti0n where jHIA
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-11

Sometime since the police depart
mcnt sent to the council bill for 4
patrol sleigh amounting to $l5o. There
was something about it which looked
i Little tishy and it WAS not acted upon
bat laid ever for further scrutiny. 1t
has been called up several times bat
not acted upon, and it again appeared
on the surface Tuesday evening. But,
presto, the bill while waiting is cyi-
IDENTIFY drawing the Dutchnlan's one
per cent as it now calls for 500 in
stead OF the original >l5o. \ wicked
tax payer at orr elbow gUcsses that
the reason Why it was net allowed at
the first presentation was that $40 did
not furnish sufficient rake OIL to
90 round The bill Will probably
reach 1900 ny the next meeting and
be paid. Is il ANY wonder that tie
reop}, begin to groan under the load
Of taxes they are called upon TO bear:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-11
i 3 HAEEEN, Secretary

POSTMASTER Rec has The doubtful
honor Of being the only postmaster in
the United states WHO ever sneakeQ
eft to Washington 10 getition the re
moyl OF two OF his neieHbor post
masters and the Adjustment Of their
Offices to the advancement OF his own
interests Nj Rice has neen guilty Of
some pretty small tricks since his resi-
dence III Superior but this rostofice
business hulds over all others. lie Is a
very fitting tool for the uascrupul0us
masters he serves.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-11

The Minnesota Senators have vot
ed to make the Lady Slipper the State
fcWul Of Ill stats
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-11

\ short time since enc Hondula
was brought by sheriff Kennedy from
Montana, charged with the murder Of
4 man out at Brule last September.
That seemed TO be all right, but now
comes the bill Of costs which Mr.. Ken
needy presents amounting far this one
service, to s7.Eeo. We are not com
potent 10 speak on the LEGALITY Of the
I'll ana presume It is according - tic
statute in s"c.I case made ana prov.d-
ed This beng ihe ease, it is no long
cr mystery WHY 50 many important
criminals get away 1t pays better t.
bring luem back than to nab them u.l
the spot. See.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-11

Tit Steel Barge Company held It's
annual meetir- in New York a few
Ga,s ago. at which time a d.yid. nd Of
ten dollars per share OH the business
cf he rast year was Ge@trca
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The Superior Times
J. Lutte. CHRISTIE, Publisher.

Two DoIiars Year, il Advance
OFFICIAL PAPER Oh DOUGLAS COUNTY
Saturday, Feb. II. 1898,
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THE 0oaIEs EVENT
The FIJI Al 1uwocd 70 j. Larger Ths ~ Tan
Eyer Bsfere.

The FIJI Al 1uwocd . j. Larger THIS ~ ihsh
Ever Bsfara
Already PREPARATIONS are being made
for the fair at Inwood this summer,
and from prospects every indication
points to success. Tho following II .
list Of special prizes offered By orr
tcilizcns, and il II hoped that every
business man especially viii contribute
in this way;
Thompson Tabler. elothiera efief enc fine
Macintosh Coat, yaiue sio, fur the best driving
Horse ~ Mare exhibited ~ fairnut over years
old
Jas. ". strong offers sIss for 1rst premium.
on FuIlcasier Wheat; 81 for second premium
Wheat 70 be strong'ss
j. Prank Thompson. salesman for Thompson :
Tabler, offers Pair Fling Embroidered silk sus
penders for best exhibit of Thoroughbred Cattle
NJ Hawk offers 81 for best pair Of Plymouth
Rock chickens that takes FIRST premium
Mrs. Jas H Thompson offers siop FOR best
SIX Embroidered Linen.
Jas. W. strong offers s2for first premium on
best husheI Of Longbcrry Wheat 70 cents for.
second premium, Wheat e be strong's
Little limo n Thompson offers silyer Mug for
second Prcttiest Baby not over one year old
TnE.woRrp offers years subscription ~ the
week edition. or each 81 the following exhibits
Best two year old colt; best nileh COW, best
driving mare under 1--WE years; best exhibit 81
butter; best exhibit Of fancy work; best exhibit
az grain Of any kinds best exhibit Of agricultural
| implements; best exhibit Of carriages, huggies.
| etc; best exhibit OF preserves; best exhibit of
sheep; II prizes in nh
Lewis H. Thompson, salesman for Thompson
& Tabler offers dozen Fine Linen Collars for
bast two year-old Colt
Mr. W II Crawford, proprietor o. the, Martins
burg wooden mills, offers a pants pattern q his
hest dassimerc for hes, exhibit Of handmade
harness
| Mrs NJ VI Hawk offers one dollars and City
cents for best embroidered sofa pillow
Kettertns i staub offers one doIlarsfor host
/ bushel o. potatoes, fifty cents for second best
i Kettering & stauh offers ST for best display
4 Of peaches and fiity cents for second best
Hon. Geo. III Bowers. offers s. gold piece ior
/ rrettiest baby not more than one yeor Old
Peter W Foreman offers ono dollar and atty
cents for best yearling ealt, and one dollars for
4 second best, 70 be exhibited. during fair.
Rev. j. d Hawk offers nifty cents FOR best
turkey
i Geo t. sencindiver offers two dollars and
nlty cents for the best trie Of game chickens
RobertLamon offers $3.50 for best display q
apples
Robt Lamon Offers sieo for hest coop q
ducks
4 CIR Hollis offers 81 5t for best display Of veg
tables
il eli Hollis offers one dollar for hest pair y
geese exhibited
! wB. clendening offers si.5ofot best trio q
yellow legharn chickens
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-13
THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL 10. Ias

in view Of the character Of the Rus
sian Government The extradition treaty
which was negotiated six years ago
but has not yet been made public in
an authentic form is extraordinary
If il Is not too late the President ought
TO recall it, or the Senate ought 70 re-
consider its ratification.
For several years this treaty was
pigeon. holed IN the Senate Committee
On Foreign Affairs by tho stubborn
opposition Of one who believed that no
treaty involving personal liberty should
be entered into BY a republic with a
despotism. It is true that matters
have progressed very far and that the
President is in most delicate posi-
ton. Withdrawal Of the treaty might
lead TO serious rupture with Russia,
but ii il the fact, nevertheless, that no
monarchial country should be given a
drag net over this country for the
catching Of It's political offenders.
Ii il possibly true that Russia would
moi try an cxtradited offender for any
cause except that for which his extra
dition was asked, but tho United States
itself once violated the general law of
nations ia this respect, and 80 far As
its Judicial proceedings are concerned
Russia Is semi-barbarons nation.
a prisoner brought from foreign
land to this country issurronnded with
those constitutional guarantees oftrial
by jury in the presence Of his aceus-
ers and under the laws 81 the land,
which constitute the great blessing
Of American liberty. In Russia, on
the contrary, the punishment may be
decreed By cdict to iit each particular
case, and man taken back from this
country on charge of forging pass
port might find himself tried by a po-
lice magistrate without an opportunity
Of defending himself, and be punished
BY exile to Siberia, OF BY death.
The treaty is also unfortunate be-
cause il gives to Russia a right which
no other monarchy in Europe has been
granted, and having granted il to one
power the United States connot deny
II 10 any other that demands it. The
ratification should At least be reconsid-
cred.
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Onion sets and onion seeds, yellow
Danver and silver skin for sale by r..
4. snodgrass q Co., druggists
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A caab1sland ls1y Wcls Fisspelsul Hz-@a q
This C6snty.
At nine o'clock yesterday morning
IN St. Patrick's church, Miss Margaret
Kelly, of this city, was married to
John Brcssler, Of Berkeley county, ".
va, BY Rev. Brenacn. A large num-
Der Of friends witnessed the ceremony
and At its conclusion the newly mar.
ried couple left for the East on = tour.
They viii, after an extended TRIP, re-
turn to the groon's home about five
miles from Martinsburg 70 live. Al
the wedding Miss Mary Kelly was
bridesmaid and Chas. Kelly rocnis-
man. The bride is daughter Of
Michael Kelly, Of this city, and her
husband is 4 prosperous farmer Of
Berkeley county, w. Va -Cumber-
land Nccs.
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GREAT TRIUMPH,

Instant relief experienced and a
permanent cure by the most speedy
and greatest remedy in the world
Otto's Cure for Throat and Lung dis
eases. Why will you continue 10 irri-
tate your throat and lungs with that
terrible hacking cough when A. NJ.
Gilbert 4 Bro. solo agent, willfurnish
yoa 4 free sample bottle Of this great
guaranteed remedy Its success is
simply wonderful, as your druggist
will tell you. 0tto's cure is now sold
in every town and village on.tllis con
tinent. Samples free. Large bot
ties Soc
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-13
ALL raEE

Those who have used DR. Kings
New Discovery know it, value, and
those have not, have now the oppH-
tunity 10 try It Free. Call on The ad-
vertised Druggist and get a trial Bottle,
Free. Send your name and address g
II. f. Bucklcn & Co Chicago. and get
4 sample box Of Dir. Kings Now Life
Pills Free, Al well As 4 copy Of Guide
10 Health and Household Inspector
Free. All 81 which i guaranteed q
do you good and cost you nothing
+. G. Williams Jr q Co, Drug Store
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/ TOWN CLOCK WANTED.
Let Us All Make an Effort to Sc
cure One.
EVERY ONE URGED TO SIGN.
Tie Following Psiiisoa i Intsndsd = b Ursd b
isrs ths Mayor and CITY Counci
Sign Isl

For some time past THE WORLD has
been hammering away At the city
council for a town clock. and has con
eiuded 10 nse this means 70 ascertain
the feeling Of tho general public re-
garding il. Below we publish 4 petit
ton, which we urge every citizen and
business man ID this city 70 sign.
This will give the Mayor and mem
beers 81 the city council an idea what
The public At large think ~ ii and
whether they are satisfied % be with
oat town clock. When good NUM-
Der Of signatures are attached THE
woRLD viii place this petition before
the council, and continue doing 80 as
fast as new names are added. Also as
a reminder we will continue publishing
the petition until some action II
taken II you are not called upon %
sign, drop postal card ii THE Office as
to your intention, aud you will be
promptly waited upon, 0urcity needs
a town clock badly. and we are going
TO make an, effort p get II Following
is the petition
10 he Honorable Mayor and Members n
he ciy cGanci 81 Martmsbarg, W
Va
Gentlemen
We, the undersigned citizens and
business mon Of the city Of Martins
burg, West Va, knowing the value
d, and advantage TO the public gen
orally. do hereby respectfully petition
your honorable body to take some inn
mediate steps towards the erection Of
i TOWN CLOCK. Ncighboring towns
much smaller than ours take especial
pride IN this direction, and We see no
reason why our city should not have
one and first.class one at that, Il
IL ali Invaluable thing, and We urge
you, as our representatives, TO take
Immediate action toward the erection
Of a good and permanent TOWN
CLOCK. SIGNED,
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1898 X * A III
Springs Greetiua.

Welcome Spring Yonb bring balmy air aud bne Tna
magic wakes fresh beauty and produeiyene
yieds IL your influence pulse quekns everything and
awake the ay Keeping pace viii
times W are already the increasing demand
rushing Spring time buy clothing beean
change necesaia change in dress Second because t
Of clothing the present We
the season with remarkable aortuep,
previous efforts the quality
goods everywhere apparent closer
have before We doors your s
trade with strong the opportunity for selection stronger
qualities the highest grade and strongest inducements
prices actual saving all buyers Of good quality soma
during probabilities that reader viii become
clothing how will prove udj
buye How TO buy clothing IS lesson
place. mind that there nearly d
werthem Half Of the clothing buying wo
em u % on goes m
suit for the least
asked Whether he value for his
who nothing but the price and
look after his it is reasonable to conclude
does it for him. We like TO deal with man Of sense VINO LOOKS 70 the
there a Of We perfectly abe
willing price consistent uh good quality oh
sees suit back when
gone worth That fair and
clothing business the satisfaction both
buyer and way doing business. cloth
ing and be successful ohe i how to buy clothing and Pc
buyer deal together this basis during the
Come ii and look over to buy
clothing and buy right filled elegant
strong seams buttons on for keeps shape to figure COM
help but like it. Our prices are low remember that Quality
sold than anywhere We selling good clothing
constantly By selling metorous goods that
customers II the most manner We are not advertising
larry whenever tho future finds needing anything IN our line We
goods reliable that
and that always u that are always
house affords and that always get the lowest prices for fstass
believing deserve patronage and hold
well As make positive advantage for yo to trade with US Now
81 you times glad you Yours respectfully
THOMPSON g. TABLER.
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WORK BEauN
Getting County Road Ont Of the way for the
New Railroad.

Getting County Road Ont Of the Way for the
New Railroad.
The work of removing the Mineral
county road in this State, about mile
South Of Cumberland, is being pushed
BY the officers Of the Baltimore and
Cumberland Railroad Company. Col
w. L. Porter, Of Cecil county, Md,
has an efficient force Of about 65 men,
about 40 Of whom are Italians. The
whole force IS divided up between the
superintendent Of two bosses, r. B,
Harris and Matt. King. Mr.. Porter is
also assisted BY Mr.. ] 3. Caudy, an
old and experienced officer Of the com,
company, who acts il the capacity Of
travelling superintendent.
The right Of way isnot all secured.
bnt as soon as this i arranged for, and
all surveys aud locations completed,
the work Of grading tile road bed will
be begun.
The course Of the road, as Is pretty
generally known, viii be On tie West
Virginia side Of the Potomac to North
Branch, where it will cross 70 the
Maryland side, from thence 20 On Ia
Hagerstown, where ii will connect
with the Cumberland Valley ana other
roads
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TNwN%~vxNW
IUST ARRIVED .'''''
" MNK q MNM
new and fresh sup
nv u CheiCc Fancy
a->-~
Family Groceries,


Read following rFices apa articles
before buying elsewhere.
We have leff vel airoat 10 pounds a nice
country han8s sides and shoulders a uF,ce- 70
feaeb an a tx X homeless liam and l1lonRna
insf rerefr4d nice lof ~ z. II ueorqe Z
Trip Cram t1eese AZ 20 cents pound - i1s'
fof si Nice ~ 81 cbbT Beef A. p eeIits- We
<eep fresh supply n nice frssh Oysters ana
er8rkers We buy our crar kers Ii bbit lots -
~ ~ kees; them fresh and crisp lbs. fcf = cts
f.teicc Pickles and chew Chow. canned goods
~ every DESCRIPTION. california kaiss.ns.
PruneS Aprse0fs ard garments nave leit
about bill ~ nice Pine s2uerkrOut ~ " cts
quart a al cents q gAl. just received a nice
III 81 cabbage and onions bananas, Oranges
ana Lemons We always keep nice select
stock ii them IN hand We also carry Men :,
Boy'a Misses aud Childrens shoes. Boots ana
fgubfsers al the lowest rFices 20 be had 70 thf
city, Corn. Hay and Fodder. Coal and Nod.
BakerB Wood a speciality. And every other ar
ffle kept N lrsf-class furnishing store
Come. zee FOR yourselves and be convinced that
We can save you money as prices are low Tor
cash or 20 prompt paying customers IN " days.
satisfaction guaranteed Goods delivered -
any part III tile city promptly Thanking the
public f0r past ayors and sharing continus
ance u same,
am most truly yours foF business,
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Use Snodgrass'condition powder, the
largest packages and best powder on
the market to-day, prepared By r. +.
Snodgrass & Co., druggists
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TITS WONDERFUL.

More than fifty thousand now in
use The Standard Tea and Coffee
Strainer, the only drpless strainer in
the void. For sale By j. ". r. Fish
er, King street.
r. s. Must received another big lot
of the Grown Stoye Mats. y
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