The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-12-30

The TINES wishes all It's patrons ana
readers a happy and prosperous New
Year.
1t is now given out that congress
man Boutelle who has been seriously
i'll for many weeks is suffering from
paresis, and cannot recover.
Tile Great Northern railroad people
have just given a contract tor the con-
siruction of million bushel elevator to
be erected at Quebec. The structure
will cost something like S250,0O0-
1t is said that the administration
has decided to call it puerto Rico
hereafter in official documents. Why
not Americanize it at once and call 1t
Richport?- Minneapolis Tribune.
Under the Wilson bill we used to
hear Of business establishments going
M. Under the Dingley bill we hear OF
wages going up. There Is quite dit
ference in favor of the American peo-
e.-Philadelphia Item"
1t is reported that several changes
will he attempted by the mayor and
police commission about the first Of the
New Year 80 We may perhaps have
little political :. sRfgGjaIt.yo .Yark" hH'"rH
Roland Reed, the popular actor, is
seriously i'll, and reports Indicate that
lie is suffering from cancer of the stom-
ach 4 fcw days ago an operation was
performed, and it is hoped that his life
may lie prolonged for time by aid Of
the surgeons knife.
In the American Monthly Review
Of Reviews for January Mr.. Albert c.
Stevens gives an interesting account of
modern fraternal insurance assoCia-
TORS, Of hich nearly two hundred are
now in operation in this country on
W hat is known as the lodge" system.
Mrs g. II. Stafford, the first white
child born in the Sandwich Island, died
at her home in Fort Atkinson, Wis,
on Saturday, December ., aged 50
years. Her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Ruggles went in the first missionary
ship 10 the Sandwich Islands in 1919.
sent out by the American board.
Mr. Fairall, the new editor the
morning Leader. and president of the
newly organized Superior Leader
Company, was a classmate at college
of Attorney Pickering, and they have
been Ii elong friends, and Mr. Picker
ing does not hesitate to promise a rat
ting good paper as soon as things get to
running.
Frederick Darling of Hudson, died
suddenly Wednesday morning, from
heart disease. His wife died on Christ
mas day, and both will be buried to-
gelher, today, Friday. Mr.. Darling
was one Of the most prominent citizens
of Hudson, and the death of both he
and his estimahle wife will be much re-
GREETED hy large circle of friends.
Mr.. Seneca Ellis TruesdelI died at
Ia Crosse this week after a lingering
illness Mr. Trnesdell was a veteran
printer ard newspaper man, known all
over the west, and was the author of
numerous sketches. Seneca Truesdell
was printer in the office of the Lanes
boro Mimi Herald when that paper
was published BY the late j. Lutte Chris
tie in $50.
Brother Jones Of the Washburn
Times is in favor of organizing the
Northern Wisconsin Press Association,
and as a reason sets forth many of the
features peculiar to our location that
tend to make business needs and pro-
ceSses different for the fraternity in the
Northern part Of the state, and shows
how important matters could be much
more successfully treated II such an or
ganiz3tion existed, to all of which we
most heartily subscribe, and trust that
Mr. Jones Will meet with sufficient en-
enlargement to Warrant call for such
meeting
W y. Fraser, whose short story,
The IIome-C oming ofthe Nakannies,"
is published in the January Ladies'
Home Journal, is known as the Rud-
yard kIping of Canada" The parallel
j. found in the vigor Of his style and
the scenes OF Lis stories, the American
Wilds-a modified India jungle At
dinner during kipliugs visit TO Amer
lea a few months ago, Mr.. Fraser told
the story of The Home Coming of the
NakannieS," which so impressed the
creator Of Tommy Atkins" that he in
sisted upon Nr. Fraser's writing the
story just as it was told. And don't
forget what the engineer said : he add
ed. emphasizing his demand that so
good story oI lndiaa life and tribal
customs be given to the public.
That Ihrohhing Headache
would quickly leave You. If You used
nr Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
sufferers have proved their match
less merit Tor sick and nervous head
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Easy 10 take Try them. Only - cents.
Money back if not cured. Sold at Mer-
rell's Pharmacy.