The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-12-02

As We 90 to press at 4:30 p. m. friday
the jury have not arrived at verdict.
True beauty comes from within, in
stead of without. A beautiful face is
the outward sign. That's why Rocky
Mountain Tea makes women beautiful.
Ask your druggist
Hon. H. \ Collins, of Toronto, Can
ada. Supreme Treasurer of the indie
pendent Order OF Foresters, has been
in the city this W eek \ reception viii
be gwen in his honor this Friday even
ing in Terminal hall, West end.
The inel dividend of the State
Trust Il Savings Bank amounts to about
lS.S per cent. The receiver was APP
pointed in February, 1897 The citv's
CLAIM of ST, S7S.96, being a preferred
claim, was paid in full.
Seven OF the parallel tracks for the
new Yards of the Great Northern at Al
louez bay have been LAID and the re-
naming tracks will not be put in till next
spring. There are to be fifteen tracks
each about half a mile long.
Attorney Pickering went down to
Lake Mills, Iowa, for Thank givIng He
will return in a few days, and Mrs.
Pickering and two young children, who
have been visiting there for the past
six weeks will return with him.
Next Sunday afternoon at o clock
the local lodge of Elks will hold its an
nual memorial services in the Pilgrim
Congregational church. The first Sun
day in December is thus observed by
every lodge of Elks in the country.
Mrs. A. w. Horton, wife of the man
ager of the y. & L. Coal company, died
at Hot Springs, Ark, on Sunday last.
Her mother, Mrs. James J. Barker, of
| this city. was at her bedside when she
died. She was buried in St. Paul.
Col. A. NJ. Flagg has severed his
| connection with the Superior Morning
Leader and gone to add one more to
that galaxy of bright and particular
pages of the Duluth News-Tribune.
Lake captains say that they never
| saw finer weather on the lakes than we
| have enjoyed during the past few weeks.
| 1t is to be hoped that it will continue
and that many more cargoes of coal will
find their way to Superior before navi-
! CATION closes.
Mr.. II. +. Atwood, of the firm of
! Mcclure < Atwood. commission mer-
| chants, West Superior, and Miss Lucille
! Conway, of Fargo, \. d., were married
on Monday morning at the latter place
! Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood will maze their
/ home in West Superior
The Solon Springs School has "a
ceiyed souvenir from the La Fayette
/ Memorial Commission in return Tor
! money sent to the monument fund by
| the pupils. 1t Will be framed by the
! teacher and pupils and lett in the school
room.-Nebagamon Enterprise.
/ If strong the frame of the mother,
| the son Will give laws to the land. All
mothers should take Rocky Mountain
! Tea. Gives life and strength. 50 cents
/ Ask your druggist.
Work on the excavation for the
/ foundation of a new brick store block
II be erected on Tower between
/ Eleventh and Twelfth streets, has been
commenced. The block Will be two
stories high, 81 feet long and p feet
wide, and 1t Will cost about IS, 900. DR..
F.. T.W. Bishop, of PlattevIlle, is the build
er, and Peaason < Fawcett, of Duluth
are the contractors.
w. 4. Lambert and wife are in the
| city, having arrived from Idaho on
/ Tuesday Mr. Lambert is agent for
/ several gold mining propositions In that
/ country IN which many Superior people
are interested, He has brought with
| him a supply OF samples taken from
( these propositions and expresses him
/ self as confident that the mines are GO
/ ing to develop INTO rich properties.
DR.. Adams buggy came in contact
/ win 4 lumber pilc on Saturday even
! ing last, on Cakes avenue and thir-
] teenth street, as a result of which the
i doctor and his driver were thrown and
! both were badly shook up, the former
/ being the worst sufferer. When par
ties pile lumber on the public streets
| they should he compelled to put lights
on the piles or be prosecuted.
Henry Quad, while at work in
! Casey's camp, near Nebagamon, met
with a serious injury a few DAYS ago.
He overtaXed his strength resulting in
causing a breach. He remained with
out treatment six days. DR.. Stewart
took INN to a West Superior hospital
and assisted by DR.. Saunders performed
successful operation. DR.. Stewart re.
ports the patient co nfortable and hopes
for speedy recovery.
-Merrell's Drug Store presents q
verv attractive appearance with the
display of perfumes, toilet sets, candle.
sticks and novelties generally carried al
this up-to-date store during the holiday
season. While our people, as a rule
go to the West End for the bulk Of
their Christmas trading, vet it always
paws to glance over Mr.. Merrell's line
before buying elsewhere, and one can
ALWAYS find something tasteful and de
sirable for a gift.
The first compressor drill to be
uSa1 in canDar mi uipu in Dpualas conn
tx has been sent out TO the mine OF the
Chippewa Copper Mining company. [
was constructed by the Strothman Iror
company of West Superior, and IS fine
and costly piece Of machinery, bu
considering the progress to be made
with it its cost is mere tribe. The con
tract has been let for 100 feet of sink
ing in the shaft and it is the intention
sin Ea.a. -ls.p$s