The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-04-15


Ask your druggist
In the case of John NJ. Rahm
against the town of Superior, tried in
the Superior court on Wednesday, iudg-
ment was rendered for the plaintiff.
Miss FIe Railton, who has been i'll
for the past TWO weeks in MINNEAPOLIS,
arrived home from that city Tuesday
morning, for few days rest before re-
turning to her work
Memorial Services in honor of the
late Judge w. Z. Swift will be held by
the members of the Douglas county
: bar association in the Superior court
room day, Saturday.
H. W. Stone, secretary and treas
urer of the New York q Superior In
vestment Con- pany, who has been con-
fined to his room with illness for sey-
eral days, is able to be out again.
Miss Alice Christie has been as
signed to the William Cullen BRYANT
school, at South Superior, as assistant
during the illness of Miss Mcdonald,
principal. Miss Ethel Howard is ac.-
ing as supply.
A dance will be given in Truax hall
this Friday evening, for the benefit Of
the widow of the late JOS. Shaw, VINO
was member of the Superior Fire De-
partment. \ large number Of tickets
have been sold
DR.. Arnold Thompkins will give a
series of three lectures at the Normal
School Assembly hall next Friday at
1880 a. m, April y and -. Tickets
for the course are SO cents.
1t adds spice to dreary life, encour-
ages the human heart, lifts one out of
despair, breathes new life and CONT
dence. That's what Rocky Mountain
Tea viii do. 80 cents. Ask your drug
glst.
The Board of health Is making a
move to have day scavenger appoint
ed who will collect garbage free of
charge. The people however must clean
up their yards in readiness for him to
take the garbage away.
When you get ready to clean house
don't forget the new paper and paint
store on the corner of Sixth and Becker.
Mr.. Wheeler is a tirstclass workman
ard carries a fine line Of the latest de-
signs in wall paper, also paints, oils,
yarnishes, etc.
The general fish and game law be-
fore the state legislature requires every
resident hunter in the state to pay IL
cense of 81 to shoot any kind of game,
non-residents so, and including dcers,
license SO. The proceeds to go to pay
thirty deputy wardens.
Great spring tonic ever offered to
suffering humanity. Drives away all
blood impurities, constipation, kidney
and liver troubles. Keep You well all
summer. Rocky Mountain Tea. Ask
your druggist.
A gambling house was raided on
Tower slip on Monday night on a com
plant entered by a man who was vic
tinsed therein over year ago. The
authorities were slow to move, as they
ever are, but better late than never.
Let the good work 20 on.
The Malleable Iron Works, at West
Duluth, We're damaged by fire On Tues
day to the amount Of about 200. The
fire originated in the comb of the roof,
catching from the iron cupola during a
melting. 1t took three hours hard work
to get the fire under control.
The trial of Patroiman John Iwickey
for the alleged murder of Thomas Lyons
commenced i'll the Superior court on
Wednesday, For the state District At
torney Ross and Assistant H. j. Loud
appeared and the defense is represented
by Crownhart & Foley and John A..
Murphy.
Attorney Linley has called off his
salary injunction suit, on payment of
the costs incurred, which was freely
subscribed by the mayor and aldermen.
The costs being made up mainly of
what he chose to tax for lis own
services it is supposed that he made a
good fat fee out of the case.
The health ordinance in relation to
the carting of all refuse matter from no
tells, private houses, etc, is to be en-
forced to the letter. The health COM
missioner has caused notices to be scat
tered about the city and hereafter re-
ceptacles for all garbage must be pro-
vided and same carted to the official
dumping grounds.
B. ID. Merrell, pharmacist, has a
very pretty window display of Paine s
Celery Compound this week. The
words a 4 of Hope + \ Ling Peple'
at once attract the attention of the pas
serbv. Beneath the words is arranged
a pretty cross made from boxes bear
ing the Compound labels, and scattered
cient number of bottles of the great
remedy 10 make Il very attractive dis
play.
Mr.. F. 7. Wheeler, brother of Mr..
W. J. Wheeler, lumber dealer, has just
opened a first class paint and wall pa
per store on the corner of Sixth and
Becker, in the building recently re-
moved to that location by Mr.. Richie.
Mr.. Wheeler is first class workman
and will carry in stock at all times fine
| line of the latest designs in wall paper.
| Also a line of paints, oils, varnlshes,
etc. Call at the store and look over the
stock
Mrs. A. +. Mckay, formerly of this
/ city. but who went TO Colorado Springs