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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-03
PRINCETON DEBATE.
Harvard Chooses the Transvaal Cues
ton for the Subject.

Harvard chooses the ransvaal Cues
ton for the Subject.
Cambridge Mass, Nov. 1.-The
Princeton debate will take place in
Cambridge on December It, The Uni
versity Debating club has chosen the
question, Resolved, that the English
claims in the controversy with the
South African republic are justifable."
AS Harvard has chosen the subject,
Princeton win have the choice of sides.
Her choice will be made known Nov.
70 There will be three trial debates
for a choice of speaker, the last trial
on November 16 win be the regular for
NAL debate, three men speaking on a
side as in the intercollegiate contests.
The Coolidge debate prizes of $100
will be awarded as heretofore to the
man considered by the judges as hav-
ing made the best showing in the three
trials. Prof. Baker, Prof. Games of
the law school and Senator Gallinger
have consented to aat - Judges in the,
trial dates.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-03

the vacancies caused by the suspensicA
of the members under the leadership Of
Thomas f. Dean, that refused to au-
claim.
When the time came to open the
meeting it was discovered that the in
surgents We're in the room, apparently
ready 10 take part in the proceedings
and xix up ruction if favorable OPP
portunity presented itself. James A.
Quinn, chief ranger of the court, there
upon called upon the insurgents to rise,
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-03
oFFICERs CoRRUPT.

Many of the insurgent officers were
accommodating wealth. Insurgent ad-
ministration throughout the interior
was worse than in the days Of Spanish
misrule, in many provinces there was
absolute anarchy. and from all sides
came petitions for protection and help
AS TO the state of affairs when the com
mission left, the report says that nearly
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-11
\ Treat for Temperance People.

W. II. Clark, the Grand Cine Tenn
piar of the |. Q. g. +. at Wisconsin If
on n tour rhruugh the northern part .
the >lalr, II i nil hold .urth in SUPER
iur on the oiloNiIg dat, s a i places:
4 :; O'Clock Saturday atfrruon. in he
81 h sired VI. +. church.: at s n'cl"c k
il the TIA es and Labor Hall With
II rmonN Lndg,, at Nhiri time a seS
s 81 OF TIA, sub district Lodge wil b..
hcII also :, -p"ctai 50 sion al thu. Graj.d
Lodge Til meeting VII be- CT Gu"d
rru pIar- only and al VINO are r..titI,.d
Ia the Grand Lnfgp Degree should not
mis- This opportunity al taxi 2 it.
On Suud " NOR ing Mr.. Clark will
|, cure ia tn" +. - ruh VI. f.. rhurci
on >uI lay aftrrn ."n at ;EIr"r o'rl", K
in tine scandinavian Mission rhurci.
c..rn,.r of L.nhorn and Fifth; in TIA"
,veuug, ia the un;nl - avenue VI.
j. Church.
Tn. CIR nj Chief T"mplar i one q
tHr heeI Tenn rircr speakers .: I .
p.t-rni time. and a interested -nouIl
not tx any m-..llo miss ntari L hir
W. Il. + own. tie Dr.. Lrc.nr"r.
VII =, cusupa y Mr.. Clark "n hi- IT =
and he gre. rIi Il these III, Ell -.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-11
About Copper Mines.

4. Z Mcdonald. me of L @ pro pee
tors + the f'IciNal copper mine near
TINS place was IN ur city on Wednts.
day evening AMI had & ,pd things t. slv
IN regard 10 the mine T. ,sirrn cant !
* ay.rlN taking io'd of the stock Il :
really on the market and parties rom
~ ~ with several " SIP .rior', lead
Ing men have been out IL tl,.. mi G
TINS week a'Id prbnnuuc- it very safe
A. well IA a =. o,iIahi.. inv srment The
sha i thiitv f-.t Il 80 u ing in at
an angle of forty five ur!rres The
la I blasts Nedn, sds V threw ,.ut some
at the finest copper specimens ever
seen in the Northwest. The company
now pn>hi.g the mine Will neither
spar" ilnI. nor money in pciiny it up
There. viii soon be a steam hoist ~. Il
pump on II" grunnis, " lille now III re
are ace, mmOdaiInn- being maize for q
night aud Il day crew al fiji cen me :. A
fr.w ~!'rcim IA NAV h- seen al O. G..
Cutters x ore un Frp,t S rert-Ne \
CANON L tierurI--.
the superior & Boston Cop: err vi ,.
M ronptnNI i maxi 9 purcnas, = IF G
necessary ma hln-rv 40 stari work N
their MINI on Il large -ci.r ald i II, q -
Udli'g Wit Il ira'iIf mining mInt,
tax ca 'ry' Of the m No. 1t &c niiy
placed On the mark t fifty III u-and
shares At ) c nts share, al @. which
WAS taken mp Immediately. They are
n"" Oft rinL tWruty-tiN q thulis md mere
share- al , Gems a share, and the. pro-
ceri- vii be r,i I" Il vrI"p the mine
Tn re- has been IA steady advance dur
ing the ", Elk in y rIhrrn Wisconsin,
rercivAl and F"n in Lac stock, one
Canadian firm alone n"g"l'at ny for the
whole i->u. q the latter stock. and
other paf L. ar" ALSO r'g,rl, purctia e
this 81 Ok.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-11
Ike latIin Iron b; un Bill.

F".ionIi j. lr MI text . the ha
r.. e,fy ii,ir IN ed by (. ,u,t,,,u,...
CATH. a. rr, vide a bounty mir =,
I'd lis auuf,rru .t,r,:u,
&" In. prouI. oi Nh. : ale Of Wiscuu.
vim RENE urt.t in >..,.,,,..,,a Assam.
h\ l,.u.,, - .I.,.
S.,.,,,, Ria. .,,., IF u-;-..,.,,,;
vi !. un1iI ,I,e ti,sr ,Iav ,r Inv INV ,u,
of il. treasury In any ,..,sn,,.,r finn,
r.s,,l,.,,, ~.
orua ,z.,i u,.J,.r ~. I.,, ~ ~.
w,. ~ f...,i,.,, ,i,,....,..,.. ...,,,
and n,,,.ra,e un,k. ar ,I,p,- in ,j,,.
state. + the u,,,ruf,,.,ur,. ~ ,.;,,ir,u
and th...tu.rrI, ns ,r.,,It,.,. -
and sir.l ..r,,,pn, n.o,,.,..,,,l,..
er,, q .;irh snr,.r,,inn ,f any .p,.J,
ri n, .uu,I,n : r.r,,.,.,n,, IF RIA. ,ir..
~ ,L.. ..,c,,,r, ~ .,,,l, ,,,.t,,..,., .
show. t,v H.. ,,,,,,..,-.,.,.,
a reed hv II, s-.,,r,,t>, >,a,..
Tr.t. ur.r and Attnrr-., .ra,,l ami
\ s,,J fr.tI,v,f Inv. 1qn1 ,nJ ,n-
til he f,.i day of L,.v 141, fla. sam.
,,,,..,..,,. Ia, -,
49, 81 80 - -. J. III Xxx hl"h-
H. r |" AL persons, h'm- or c rpnra
t"ns al hits safe then engaged ia such
ma Il ictur-.
"s.cti,n , ,rv claim, r.,l.,o
,,,.,., .i.,t, -
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-11
ANCSE MENTS.
ION THE SUWANEE RIVER"

ION THE SUWANEE RIVER"
Stephen Fosters beauti III g n. Tie
Old Folks Al Home. or a. we b. It
know it, The Suwance River, II
To- been one which ar..us the !
thetlc side of almost every na;ur
There is in It's quaint melody and
mournfnl words Ii ( picture of the
sunny south of which So MANY in the
north know little. William {. Sterling.
tn. author ut ''Gn the >Hnance River,
whi,.h comes 10 the Grand opera h"u-e
Monday evening next, March 10, Tor
one performance, las taken as the
! 'cllily q this New pay the region
about the little Vi lac o >Uwauee on
banks Of the famous o.d stream, and lie
presents to Us the story Of the family OF
{ avton, one of the first settlers in
Flurida 1t is d,s, ribbed as a "huue
play" and l. said To he a natural Ii:tllk e
near the fanlpu. Florida river of t g
same name. The storv presents he old
them" of mortgaged estates, love. liz
triyne. ami final triumph . ,irtu' ov, r
rillainv. II Is told in new language,
however, and with new situations, 80 it
l. vir lily new tale. the pivotal point
OF which IL the. murder OF the old plant
er. Col. Clayton. in The presence ut his
son and adopted daughter. TIE son in
attempting to assist his iather, l. q alt
h-Ivv blow on The head with { uh,
the Effect Of " hich is the complete oss
Of TIL vonug nI,u'> memory %. ever. s
VI. to the time IF the blow Tine adopt
ed ,i3u htcr is stricken blind hv the
merry u shock If tie scene o! her par
ent'S murder. The plot II Ell deals
vi Il the lrinIs OF the bind yirl and the
f"u!islr son up 10 a point when DUNG
al ATTEMPTED abduction OF The cir !: e
y,,uug man. no comes IL her rescue,
is AZ i'm assaulted and receives another
blow upo tie head. the effect +" which
il tnt It-r"rali,n IF his memnry q
iht. power To real T. he ever ts of the
J,a-t. Tiinki = ihe present struy lie
the same IL hich his atler vas killed.
irr Il n"uncrs the a: sasrin; he sight al
the gIl Is REST red hv expert Treatment
and all ends La. PLY. A handsome
see mic frame has b, en- provided will
| the trr! ica beauties q Honda az the
>Gbi.ct, and II l. ai-" pr, IT is,.h that y
thOr"ulhIv competent company viii
PRESENT tue many har lcters, lnciu,Iiny
TIE Fountain City On r,e,te
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-11
DUE Ed A GIG EXPERIMENT..

Greater New York vi wet from I.
&c Ri, sta y lint.
&c have ever Letn able to see
What good wGs TO lie accom- iisEcd by
he formal on of Greater New York.
observes the Atlanta Journal How the
reuse OF seed municipal government:
was to Re promoted ty this conso!ida-
on Of several cities mo one We
Guild not comprehend. Gee Of the
main gumerts in favor CT it has al
eadv been k1ocl ed in the head. It
as Gained that II would be fnan
tally ecoroc1 cal TO combine these
g r.Un eli: al.tiCs and yet he eN-
eDse9 Of the government OF Greater
ew York for tie first year OF It's eS-
tnce viii lie 81 G0000 greater than
e aCg! egate exrerd lures for the
35t wear Of he cities which compose
=. HUciCir a. government in this
mt has as rule, been a con-
II us f.i',ra. 1t has often been in
- etIrt. & raceful and corrupt.
Nsw Ycrl ard Brooi !yn have
w adminst~ iors Of either city
ave teen fee from scandal. Now
vat they ard seve' al smaller cities
ave been a~01camated the ten2ta-
CHS to Tasca!ity a2d tie flcrlties
eoverr7ent have been increased
r?ey. T. ere are To-e fat prizes to
ContCnded fo~ and the s1oi.s OF
res have so Increased in bulk that
: re 5 more ~eason than ever before
y tie fCr-aticn CT rings 20 take
hen n. No & Y was ever great mere
' because it lad great population.
Pei ing. viii its milI.or' Of peo7ie,
! S less influence on the world ard ts
SIS rce-eo ale than Atlanta with its
900 iT Litants. If Greater New
York has any excuse for being. we
ave reyer been able TO discover It,
I'd We predict that its Teop,e viii
L on become Ne-y tired O. their big ex-
eIiueCt
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-11
Another Old Settler Passes AWAY.

Last Friday Mr. w. b. Perry and
Mr.. {. l.. tatI II received a telegram
an onncry the death of their aged
Scandinavian. Mrs. Daniei ID. Brock
Nay. Mrs. Br"ckway WAS the mother
"f the 'aie Mrs. Della II. Perry, and a
e" wears ago visited in Superior, and
MANY of our i-np'e WHO "a ne To- know
and hove The dear old lady, who Was
Very hrIght and entertaining even unto
her last days, will learn with re-rei, OF
her death, which occurred at hrt bone
III Lake Lirdon, M.ch., on Thursday.
March 2Hd, from pneumonia, resulting
from grip.
most interesting bi"graphical
skricil might be written Of this good
woman and her voted husband. who
survives her, If connected data could
be "htaiued. but at his writing We
must content curse Yes With few oi
The most marvellous ami unusual facts
IN lhriI lives. Marvellous aud unusual.
We say. or II certainly IL.
We rely hear of uol.leu wedding
nowadays, AMI Vet this couple If ear
~ Pioneers, who We're aInnny the first
white people 10 locate in tae Nurlhe
Lake Superior region. &, lebrat, q that
historic event some thirteen wears ago.
lhty were marri, Il IN he far ..asI, III.
stake New YORK, in 1876. and moved
ie" years later 10 Michigan, where
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-11
SPRING ELECTIONS,
They Will Take Place on April 4,
1899.

The election Of mayor. aldermen and
supervisors, city treasurer and comp
troler i'll take place on April 4th this
wear and though the tine is drawn 2
near candidate would seem to be
scar a. yet. In the past it has yenrr-
ally been "iherwi-e, the aspirauls for
the mavora " and city treasurer and
control er seeking a carrier opportun-
ity 10 take people into Heir confidence.
1t may BE-, however, that Il few days
viii change the aspect of affairs, and
that We Will have real LIVELY election.
The offices To- ne filled by election AT, ::
Mayor, one aide rman from each ward,
cIiv treasurer, comltIo.ier, two con-
stahlcs, iu-iices of the peace for FIRST,
Fourth and sixth wards, univ sup r
vi-ors for each ward and tne Towns OF
Superior. Gordon, Bru t and N.baga-
mon.
The terms Of the city clerk and other
appointed citv I'll yers Will also expire
on that date, but whether any ch ingts
viii I've made viii q, pend ON " no is
4, cIed Iuavur.
Sch oil commissioners Will al-o have
/" be- appointed f. the r.Ird and Sixth
ward, AMI a Police and Fire Cumrns-
sioner ~ succeed JOHN VI. Rngylrs.
Following are the outg in city uifi.
GERS:
Navur H " Die rich
treasurer X l. !iunr r.
iunplt Her A X 'ciIugs.
Ai.tIinc.
Firsi A. q N-wb,,g
I Second u X l. rg
! Th,rd-l'ah La Il
F"u.tn-Larr. fireman..
tluh f \ Gianttn.
six M W. McN,i.
Srve.ln T. = Mex mon.
Ei- htn-G. Il. frencu.
NI.tit -NaIun Mclean.
The supervisors VINO will succeed
TIN ms Ives, or VIII" viii br eu, cced,d
by SOM ,e lis are:
FIr-t wa'.i-.Jtnrts Barlon.
SrcuI.'i-M. =. bright.
Ihiri -tn-uu Jnna>ou.
FL trtiI-J 7. Foley
Fl j nn THOMPSON.
SIKH ia mes \ iiu kr
>-ytntn-Al, Mex nzie.
. EIghIh-E.iNard IllntuI.
NitIh-C. Is C,ri~nn
Superior Fra k De IN nj.
GorL"n--E + Narhrr.
j Bruie-W T. Illness.
! Nehagamou-D.n i'll Doiie
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-11
\ Narrow Escape.

T ark nj norris w,It'rn i'v Mrs Ada
T. II,rr. If Cir"tnr. :. y "Wfs taken
Win \ bad ruti VIA ch IT I,t IN hv
lnn e;,-,u II :, ia ami final T. rnin-
at,..l ia consumption Fur doctors
gaze m,. II , SAVING Il Il Iiv- tut Il
short time | gaNr mNsel NJ to nay
savior a t.rnIuri + ,ond not stIy
mlih mv ends on earth. ~"nid meet
my a ~ nj ones above. NJ, hUela Il
WAS advised t" get pr. Kings Ne" Dis
c,,v,rv fr tuu>umptaU , coughs and
Z III. gutiI trial. took IN all Ell lat
hntrl.s 1t ha- cured me. IA ~ thank
CID. am saved. AMI now \ we'll a',d
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-11
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-11
Notice OF Sale OF Real Estate,

IT ATE OF WiSCONSIN, In Probate.
Ia Doug a> county 'OTTt.
In The matter II The estate Of Charles Kuuert
deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue and IL
pursuance uf an order OF the County Court ,i
sad bOng'aS county, made on the 3lSt day al
lnuuaiV \ II. 1879 by which the under, sIltl
john A. Rard"n MS adm inl>traIur OF said .staf,
rks authorized ana emlo" tfcd Ia sell So much
q: the raj estate of said deceased hereinafter
deer beu rs Hrv be necessary 10 I,y Ih,, n,
mHIulug debit al sad deceased. | Ihr undprsign
ID will offer for sale ana sell at Inbiir aucrInu
10 he highest bidder tor cash. Al the EaS..rlN
front fo"r nf The Court House IN he Citv al ~
Re Tor IN sid County on the 18th day OF March
-. $40 ut ten o'clock in the fu cnnOn the
tnl owing feS riheG real estate In-wiI: TIE
north half of Nh north tSr quarter ot seCrioI
40 2h. IN 'own>hip NJ. -. Range H. in poY-.
las county Wisconsin or 30 much thereof Hs ma,
hr n"",s>ar? "a rairv the o. s6Si s. and cost,
ana EXPENSES @. sail sale.
Dated February 1Aih 1919
join A. RAPDOE
Administrator OF The Estate of Charles Kun
cTi' drre'.Hed nlch II l. p
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-11

The city hutrl of work stent $l3,.
30 rs last wear
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-11

Tax books VIII close IN Nlrrh Is
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-11
NFIFNNE
Marcy Olson Fred Baxter
usTICEs OLE LIE PEACE

ar5nrg fud se-nanicl F. Roberts Re
Yauu ipAi Tud-e Fred. : Parker j.. -. re
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-11
Notice OF Hearing.
Noun 1.

STATE OF Wl-CONSIN, ! IN County Court
Douglas Comfy
IN the matter of he estate Of Edward Brown
deceased, ,atc of TIE Town uf SupcII IT. Doug
las OuutN. IS Ou-Ih.-lm Probate.
MOTTO. is hereby given Tat Al Il genera
term If he Couity tOIIt t. b, held in and for
shii county. III the County Judg otiic,. Ia the
Cont tOuSe. IN the lily OF >upcrlur, Doug la,
county. Wisconsin. Oh the ith dty II .rli. hyy
at l. clock In The iOTcnp II Uf that day. lhv
flowing matter Viii DC heard CJI,s.d, IeI an!
acted upon by The court:
The final ant of nd uins;ratt u Of pitrick
BROWN aud i!> rc ItiJn a>Ali ISL II De ali etj
filed, that n be dr. cha rg.d as al u ii>tIuroi
hereof aud that The residue al tl- estate be- ~
signed 0 the PERSONS by inw emitted Thereto.
Dated th!s srd day II March 1873
BY the court.
ID. L. ROBERTS. County Judge.
MARI III IS
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-11

Quar-, rIv mt.iiIg services vii he
head in the First VI. L. l,urc' Sunday.
Marrl, II tt. Rr>. Clark "i.l preach Al
lu:l "a. IN aad rtesIdi Fer pdv :
at $50 in the evening. Toe a ram mt
nj eer, ices viii follow the evening ser
mon. Rev. Wiley vi conduct quar-
ierv me, II, services i, South Superior
on SAME date.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-11
The SAY, Too.

The bee inqnirv cnnr' now serves
notice on the Chicagn rarkiny h.nSes
tht il l. comm" on in f..w d,va TO
invest cat" their Methods and If cnlrsp
those >hamlles Will he properly ri,lird
NJ and all the. h"racIc ard srli,.v'Ic acid
harr"Is II d 9TH qu"st i"n#b'r ingredi
s'','s Ms II IN t'hricaring the army beef
oiled ont "f the way and the insnec
ordered with h"ru - and "'amp-g @
hnftlrs. The nprriri ny of this beet iu-
veSti-aIing commission worll III Ike a
~a"h"rse laugh Evening Telegraph
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-11

\ street. ilw y waiting 90 u i 10 be,
rr rtrd at THE Nrnladji end .. the an.
shnrtlv.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-11
DR.. MSGiiVra

Or. Net lvra, the eve, ear, throat
and nose >iecl,ll>t, has opened IN of
his tine between the two Offices as fol
lows:
WEST E>D, 8E Tower avenue from
, 20 ) I, N. oslls; $50 Ia 80 MoIIia,
edn-siay and Friday.
EAST E>D-Euclld Hotel 10 to l2 a M
d NY 8 t" 9p. III. Tuesday, Tnur..'ial
and SATURDAY.. Sundays by appoin,
nItnt. tt
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-11
That Ihrobhing Headache

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less merit ior >lrh and nervous head
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.lro 9 nerves and build up vour heath.
Ea-v 10 take. Try them OnIy - cents.
Money ha, K not cured. SD i! NeT-
-rl.', i.uarl.cy.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-11
a FriShtful Blundcr

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box. Cure guaranteed. Sold al Mrr-
rrli'- Pharmacy.
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Wanted Ia know, the father Of tin.
Linlry i,jlmrtinn
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DIED.

Mr.. Ahjgal pa,i- q r. aged So vear-.
died on sunday. Mare 5th, III the
home OF her dar.hter, Mr.. T. II. WoI-
ford. on West Fursh street. OF heart
tiilnrr. The uurral nv ,.,,- were he 4
III tn. residence "n N"ndty in,rr-
ulens heiu- in WuoIiaan c,.nIr,eIy.
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Home Seekers Excursions.

ritir K way viii sell On" way ard
round trip tickets t" all points along
ths entire system at about half fare
For Nil particular address "r call On
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-11

A srarrrtv in wood has caused
ri-e in lricr.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-11
Miss Alicc Rogers Dead.

By tht. death If MIS- Ali, q Jean Rug-
e :, ~Ilrh occurred AZ tn h me If H. r
moIiirr, Mrs Geo. : K ger. in en-
trhI Park. ~ about i,e O'Clock Thurs
day evening. an thrr home ~ filled
Wit SORROW iuI scores Of owing friends
mourn Tor one of their brightest ami
tairtsr cuupaniohs. Miss Rogers has
been sufferer tom cuttsuupti or
some Time, h II until /, Gently has at
tended rrgu ar.y Iu her w,rk in the
kindergarten department at the public
sr.."o :. \ .ew weeks rgo eht. wis 81 :
ligr't tu give un the work and hae f, led
r i'id Y. ma h.r Death aas not emit ely
uu"XprcteH. Though evcrythin. I.ns-
sIhie Wa~ dom. in the hope. ri her tiual
recovery. VI ~ K gers was general
avurit" with a. who knew her. pIr,ic
II trlN amo' = the vou.gtr rn,mbrrI of
orr s"rieIy rirreS y, d Mil toe y'eai Y
miss ii 10y all. he funeral services vii
he II ia at the. lam IL residence ut 8
O'Clock lmis Saturday III, riiug and tle
rrrra n VIII he shipp Il 10 'hijprna
Fall, the former home " the dvcea ell.
Tor burial.
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tie,Alr,t,d thai / coutII and
cirN TX hA : MI. he slrt"gi Il III tine
State rt.Lai, \ "ursr uI-tu,iune = mt
rs-ilN be All rs. llaNlrg n"rreh along
tui~ far "a can ailurj 10 wall a I"u-rr.
t pr It.l> a pr perry j. = iug up and
Ie pie Vii soon ne 4 i Ia ratsc monty
aud pay tHtir taxes.
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Improved order OF Rel Wen

.Lr fE GIMME TRUE 20 Improved
.'EI"r Il z a Men N"et~ every Wcdne~-
ss ryeu1t m R,1 Men lIsIl. No al "
! .fru sire {. WISHING chiefs "a ways wei
.a#.-. GEO " KANE ~A.heu,.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-11

tNEITATIONs-We can fII. on short nc1i,
all orders TO invitations and prograr
and guarantee satisfaction. Special
tenttou i called TO oar amp =, II 9,
gravcf irviiatIOuS They are lit no,
ex4e..:vs. u. hey -I1 tuo vS.y .ss.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-11

= 'uiiia were opene,i Il, ,he voting
p &C nc III tuc cIiN On ia : lay II /
Wednesday, Last, u lie rex ra,IJ uI
VOTERS.