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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-01-07
Saturday, January =, 1899.

The president has pardoned the
five Leech Lake Indians sentenced to
various terms of imprisonment and
fined at the late term Of the United
States District court for Minnesota, for
resisting the United States marshal in
making an arrest, on the ground that
the law now been indicated. No
one j. i'll object to the pardonin@ OF the
Indians, who were g0adcd on to resist
ance by the acts Of unscrupulous white
men. The pity is that the men who
were responsible for the outbreak can
not be made to serve the terms to
which the Indians were sentenced.
the Milwaukee Sentinel thinks that
by inviting the Michigan courts to IN
ierpret the laws Of that state before
their enactment, Coy. Pingrec IS able
to discredit both the executive and the
legislative branches Of the state govern
ment with one innovation. Tie COVER
nor has probably seen the error Of Civ
ing executive sanction to unconstitu-
tional laws, resulting in litigation and
expense, II seems 20 rs that the liz
noyation" referred to is one that could
be initiated with profit TO their states 10y
governors Of other states.
Re fcrring to the late Indian troubles
at Leech Lake, Min, Governor Cioa4h,
in his retiring message to the legislature
said Vita redmcn and whitemen
there is but one wise method Of treat
ment, and that Is based upon honesty
and far dealing, which has been. and is
being denied the ChippexIs Of Mime
sofa. Bat then tie poor Indians
have no rights or fe ,lings government
officials are bound 10 respect.
The trouble in Santiago over the
order to forward all customs dues col
lected ut that port to Havana, has led to
the departure OF General Weed for
Washington to confer with the presi-
dent. 1t is unfortunate that the order
was issued, and it looks as if a states
man Of experience, not a soldier, is
the kind Of governor needed for
Cuba
Senator Cushman X. Davis. OF Min
ncsota, has been nominated by the Re
publican members of the senate and
house forre-clectIon to the [. :. senate
to succeed himself. In thus honorins
herself Minnesota does honor to the
nation at large.
The discovery that the Penny post
which went into force in Canada the
first Of the year, was in force in Eng
land over two centuries ago, is another
verIfcation of the truth of the saying:
There Is nothing new under the sun. -"
-Sagasta has ceased to rule Spain,
and, doubtless, he is glad to retire TO
private life, and end his DAYS mediate
ing On the instability Of despotisms and
the eternal fitness Of retribu;ion.
The appointment of J. p. Foley to
succeed Mr.. Snider on the board of
County Commissioners is quite satisfac
tory.
The message of President Mckinley
10 the FIipinos is at once kindly and
firm, and should have a good effect.
-Aguinaldo should submit gracefully.
A conflict with Uncle sam viii only end
in disgrace.
And now Greater Chicago" is
spoken o., as if such a thing were pos
sibip
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-01-07
LATEST POPULAR MUSIC.
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Send rs the names and addresses OF
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-01-07
Notice of Sale.
STATE OF NIsCONSIN, In County Court
HnurlhS CNNntN.


Douglas County.
In the matter of the estate Of CassiuS c. Merritt,
deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given, That by virtue and
i'm pursuance of an order I'll license made in sand
court by y. f.. Roberts, county judge of SAID
county and stare of Wisconsin. ON December IL.
Isg> the undersigned, Hanson +. smith, admin
i>tratur. c. f. i. ut said estate. Will on the ) tn
dav Of Jauunry. \. y. 1889. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. ut
the east front door ct the courl house in The city
Of Superior. in said Douglas county, Wisconsin,
Sell at public auction. the real estate ana lands
hereinafter described. or 50 much thereof as
may be necessary to pay the debts, costs and eN-
pen>eS ct administration: all OF said lands VIII
he sold subject to The taxes and assessments
thereon ami the terms OF sale Will be nuc-fuurth
cash at the time of sale and the balance when
the sale j confirmed by the court.
The following is description ofthe lands and
premises 10 he sold and situate in The county Of
Douglas and state or Wisconsin, described rs
follows. viz. The undivided one halt - OF he
Suuyhc"st quarter SEA . Of the south west quar-
ter i>Wl ID Of section twenty four - township
furly-cight as north of range thirteen OBJ west
according to the United states survey and plat
thereof
Dated January /. 1879.
HANSON f SMITH.
Almiui>tratOr c. 7. \. of tn" estate
Of tAsSiu- E. Merritt deceased.
PEALER & FESLER,
Attorneys for Administrator. 4 > Il - 26)
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-01-07

She started from her sleep with a wild
cry. There are burglars il the house.
she screamed. In her j'y she ecu d
not forbear to waken her husband and
tell him how, at last. there was a like
Thood that full list of their jewelry
and plate would get into the new a
pers.-DetrCit Journal.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-01-07
4 Waste of Time.

Mrs. Chicago Have you
really been engaged two years, nv
Gear?" Miss Dearborn-"Yes." Mrs
Chicago Rivers Mercy. l could have
been married and divorced three times
IN that period. philadelphia North An
eriCan.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-01-07

For the second time in the history
OF the Virginia Military Institute. q
whole class has been DISCHARGED The
graduating class consisting of thrtv-six
members, representing twelve states,
was dismissed from the school Tues
day evening, because they celebrated
New Years dav by firing off fireworks.
Gen. Lord Kitchener has been APP
pointed governor of the Soudan.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-01-07
a Year OF ncXamn!cd Prosperity.

American Economist: The year now
closing j. without parallel in the his
tory Of the United states. It's the first
full calendar year of MckinlayiSm. and
Dlnglevism, and IN respect of trade
conditions has as far surpassed 1892 as
that year, urpassed in substantial pros
peritv any year previously known.
The neutral and non bipartisan CONNER
cial journals may be trusted > tell the
story fairly and without bias. " Dun 5
Review" for December says:
1t is year beyond parallel and goes
IL It's close with the biggest volume OF
business ever seen. Enormous trInSaC-
tons al the Stock Exchange make some
difference and heavy abroad earnings.
tut wien al the trans porting and speCu-
l2tiyc interests are eliminated there Is
still 4 much larger business than in any
other month ot any year. Last wear
the exports We're in volume greater
than IN any previous month III the his
tory OF the country, but this year the
three weeks report shows an Increase
ot - per cent. against . per cent. In i'm
ports. which would indicate much more
than st, UH1. CND excess of exports ti.is
month. The payments through clear
ing houses have been for the week -. ,
per cent. greater than last year and II /
per cent. greater than III l>.2 aud TOR
the month LIS yer cent. larger than in
IS92.
Similar testimony is supplied hy
" Bradstreet's" as follows.
Probably never before at this date
WAS tie course of general business 50
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-01-07

WANTED-,s,E1 TR '.j,;al,V FL
mess IN their own aud nearby counties II i
mainly office work conducted 1t home. sal
AIRY straight 500 Il year and eNpen>eS-dcf-
mite bonatidc. no more, no less salary.
Monthly SO. References. Enclose sell ad-
dressed stamped envelope, Herbert +. Hess.
PRIEST. Dept. ". Chicago.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-01-07
HISTORY OF KISSING.
Nature Was Its Author, aId it BcGan!Nith
the FIRST tour1SIIp.
The Kiss Of Love, the Kiss OF Reverence
and the Kiss OF Betrayal.

nos,tori4s of interes,iuc, ineorma,ion in
~, Ell o,,. ,,-tor, 1-;,-;-,,-
-,
iG,I"'e' anu 'iie ''ue ue'1hi''oh %
KISS Among those VINO have gwen
the results of their rcfearches to tie
nulIic i \ writer named iIvnatia PovG
:, H. 1-;I,,o,I.oa c,.,,,;,oi ~, ~.
ing that the general public are more
than eyer interested in the subject we
reproduce his article.
He commences bv quoting from the
meet B1rns-than whom narIans no
man knaw be.tnr vIo. q li.s n,aant-
tho co,,ra,
Aa f,rnya.I .,ra ,Ia, f,.r.var,,,
owl &C.,, .-..-,,...
>''''0 '''' o''-t' VI Ni7s'ii- d.
Oh a. VI ''''e''i ,''o'i'' ','e''c
H'f '.','i was ''' "'''''oi anu ''Iat
- "a 90 !, III III"
iii"S' "e""'i'u' VI S"lu'n7. Tue MISS
N"IIh 'iie li""cei ioNei sa'u'eu hI~
I'''S'''i'7 u - I - Illus ioe'i ps MI
'o"'
uo,t, 10. -.
ron 81 i!eT beauty an" submissive charms
~, t,,,..,t,,.
On Juno sInIieS."Aeh he impr"gns the clouds
'i''' NJ 'i''S io"''7 ana press he' IL t.
with .,i..a. NM,
y '''i "i'7'A i'''i'
On the other rand, Jonathan Swift,
the most unhappy man on earth, /"
in speaking of kissing, excldims: "Lord
| wonder what fool t was that first in
vented kissing,''
Missing rs a sanitation may be traced
hath 10 very remote period, humer-
Gus instances occurring IN the Bible.
mere one mas that kissing, which III
iieoFe" means simple alteration. or
touchihG Win the mouth, was one OF
the essential parts OF heather worship.
mus the planets were saIuted by kiss
d the hahd, ana the 1eet ana knees OF
the god5 were quite worn away by the
constant touch OF kissing lips, very
much as j. the case at present with the
statues OF certain saints or shrlnes IN
/ the Old World. The custom is still
practlced by the MahOmetans, who kiss
the ground IN the direction OF Mecca.
The Greeks regarded kissing as an act
of reverence. and were in the habit OF
kissing the lips, hands, knees or feet IN
salutations, according as they deemed
tho narsop Uartbv -. mara or loco 20
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-01-07
Superior Times
ALLUNA G. CHRISTIE. Editor.

The TIMES has been duly entered . the
Post Ofirein Superior, Wisconsin? >ccouG-
class matter.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-01-07

cheek softly, and then they just part
in the abstract, take it phIlosophicalIy.
what is there in ii? Millions upon mill
lions OF souls have been mace happy,
while millions upon millions have been
plunged into the most abject misery
and despair BY this kissing, and Vet
when YOU look at the character OF the
thing it is simply pouting and parting Of
the lips. X There il. however,
some mysterious virtue in a kiss after
all"
But after all, who can define a kiss
There never has been a satisfactory def
milton. Some years ago a London paper
invited Its readers to define the kiss
and offered a prize for the best defni-
ton. There were hundreds OF answers,
but to judge from the prIzewinners none
of them was adequate: AN insipid
and tasteless m0rSel which becomes de-
liciouS and detachable in proportion as
it is favored with love Even science
affords no aid The best ii can off r."
according to recent newspaper writer,
s. is to describe a kiss as the contraction
OF TWO orbicuIaris oris muscles in juXta-
position. As a corollary 10 the germ
theory of disease il adds that labial con-
tact is most effective method ofspread-
ing any infection that may be lurking in
either partners system. TO be sure, a
single scientific man once arose and as
serted that kissing afforded the chance
OF obtaining microbes favorable to di-
gestion. This made the matter worse"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-01-07
Notice OF IisaTing,

'toEney far PETITIONER dloI7243Ij7Il
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-01-07
Her Delight.

indianapolis, Ind
The Holly chieftain., 1899-02-03

social and entertainment COMMITTEES.
The chairman OF esch committee read
ths'r reports as follows: Wsys and
means, H. Newman; social and enter
taiament. E. Cox; natural science, Il.
frewins; experimental. Eric Erikson:
library, Nels Erikson.
We have not time to give the reports
IN detsil. but they were very interest
ing and showed the various committees
were alive to the importance Of their
work.
A recess vas had to allow new
menb bers to sign the roll and pay their
fees. which. by the way, ara initiation
fees, % cents and dues 10 cents per
month. In future issue We will give
. copy Of the bylaws.
The chairman. e. Cox, and other
members Of the social COMMITTEES dc
served and rseeived the shsnks OF The
meeting for the aplepdid way thev had
arranged everything.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-02-03
Tns REy. lRI R. Hrcrs.

Annual Almanac and monthly paper
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to sea. We are pleased to call the atten-
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1893. now ready. 1t is a splsndidlv
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and astronomical and scientific matter
are superior to anything that has ever
been seen before in g5 cent book. His
monthly journal WORD AND WORKS is
one Of the best literary. home and scien-
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containing his monthly storm forecasts
with explanations. The subscription
price of WORD AND WORKS is $l.0O per
year and copy of the Hicks Almanac
is sent as premium TO every yearly
subscriber. Single copies uf the
Word AND WORKS, 10 cents. Price OF
Almanac alone % cents. Send your or
der to WORD AND WORKS PuB. Co., 22O
Locust Street, St.Louis. Mo.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-02-03

THE FEBRUARY NUMBER Of the
Delineator is called the midwintey
number. and presents . variety of 81
lustrations and dsscrip ptions OF prepent I
and prospective styles IN every depart
ment OF dress. a number OF literary
features that make the mapasine one
OF the most resdabls Of the month, to :
Rether with discuesions Of great house.
hold interest. In Notable Women in
Enslish Society, Mrr. Fenwick Miller
Completes graphic. attractive she tch
OF the personalities of prominent char
acters in England today. The Com
mander OF the Gna', ptorv by Harriet
Riddle Davis. is a charming romance
OF the recent war. Mira. Alice Meyneil
contributes another scholsrly child.
study in the series on The Bov and his
Development. Home Wore and Play
for February, in the new kindergarten
series, BY Sarah Miller Kirby. outlines
Instructive lessons based on the com.
mrmorative days Of the month. In
the series on Phe Cultivation OF the
Voice by Eleanor Georeen. atten tion 10
directed;to the fu'I values Of the conso
nsnts. The papers on Amateur Pho.
tography BY sharlot Hall are conclud-
ell In this number by another srticle on
essential formulas. A group Of sug-
sestions for church fairs. calico car
nivsl, and q mother goose fair and an
entertainment for 81. ValeDtine's dsv,
provide moterial for lively social enjoy.
ment, and the household subjects. froz.
en- pnddinR. a chapter on soups and
simpls entertaining havs . particular
value in the domestic economv. In
addition there ore the usual depart
ments that have contributed to estat-
lish the magazine - the leader Of its
class.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-02-03
melon growers Get ros..her.

The three days session of the repre-
sentaiives Of the different melon grow
en- associations that have been organ
lied in The Arkansas vaiIe, held ct
Rocky Ford Lust week, brought ioxstl,
er delegates from thirteen associations,
IS When a test vote was taken on the
question of formings federation CON-
posed of all the associations OF the wi
ley it developed that here was Heysn
associations ID favor and six opposed.
The Representatives from Holly. L.
mar, Las Ani,pas, Fxirmount, Grand
Valley, Olney aud Pueblo formed them
sssves into an organization ~ be known
US the Arkansar vaIiu, committee, IN /,
- Junta. Rivsrsids, Rocky Ford. Maa-
zAnolAr sud bowler organized - the On.
70 county marketing cominittse, whils
ttIs Koons reopls vent n stsns, dssss.
miLsfl u choose thsir own markets and
III tantaioni,es asthsv sss At u
Tha SNo, msrketing comnsjitees snss
IN IA Jpnts 90 Tuesday, thers h1lpa
ipapesht srepnssntstises fron alI ths
6eeesIa 1l6ss tnt Ol6sy. rktFs wsvp
thteb bl1e msds ~ ~ eantsl slppps 90
6fski5 ytss. Fost Y o., u npsvet, ~
nm III bss6 y 'il,S l1Fyssosy Il fs,,sSsI1s
The Holly chieftain., 1899-02-03

rhs emblems go off the official ballot
On Tuesday Of this week Senator Am.
mons succeeded In getting his bill
through thu senate. Itabolishes politi.
cal ,Hariy embl-ns md revises the hallol
sysiein in other particulars. The namee
OF candidates are, 70 be grouped in a.
phabetical ortie, !. followed by the party
ramer, and voters are pefmitted to casi
their ballots for straight tick cts, by sig.
nifying their intent . 10 do. For thai
purpose blank spacs Is provided. Tie
uew system Is considered great i'm
pfovement AMI ui,psxrs 10 meet with
universal approval.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-02-03
The Deadly erlp.

Is again abroad in the land. The
air you breathe may bs fnll Of it's fatal
germs. Don't neglect the Grip" OF
YOU will open the door to pneumonia
and Consumption and invite death.
lts sure signs are chilis with fever,
headache. dull heavy pains, mucous
discharges from the nose. sore throat
and never-let-ao cough. Don't waate
precious time treating this cough with
troches, tablets. or poo r, cheap syrups.
Cure it at once with DR.. Kings New
Discovery. the intaliible remedy fol
bronchial troubles. It. kills the disease
germs, heals the lungs, and prevents
the dreaded after fleets from the nIaIs-
dy. Price 50 cents and 81. Money
hack ii not cured. A trial bottle ires
at G. L. McPherson'l Drug Store.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-02-03
HOLLY, COLORADO. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1898

and west. paying 90 cents . cr,s eash at
platform. smeltzer & Coz aKansas
CITY, ci5trsd so cents crate atylstform
and equal disision OF profits n kansa.
City. The Western Poultry ~ Game
company, Of st. Louis. ofieredN cents
4 crate cash and equal division y profits
for entire United States, taRint up 10
700 cars. and all over that the market
would demand.
This offer was increased TO = c,n,s
per crate nf,er nm all day csainnou,
session and was finally accep'ed hy all
the arsnciniionr represented Y 1850
o'clock Tuesday night.
The Western Poultry and Cana com-
panv .aree to Establish headq~nsrs in
the valley aud keep all accountshere.- -
Denver News.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-02-03
AMIrY DoINGs.


Mrs. MacAbee has been det with
neuralgia since she returned from the
revival meetings.
There IL a rumor aAoat han that
the weather is very cold. but itmust be
. good Thing for George Hollis n true
The salvation Army meetihss have
been wonderfully good Of late and
several cases of conversions ha,s taken
place. and still there's more 10 ioll.w
Mrs. MscAbee and Miss Bele Child,
have been assisting Rev. Jacnbs at hi,
churci, at Pleasant Valley. Thev had
some good meetinQs and several case,
Of conversions.
Mr.. O. A. Erikeon has movsA into
his new house, the first one built OF
the sout hern section Of ths Amt,
colony. As he is the eovernmsst mai
Garner. his house is built near n the
trscks. This makes it convenient fol
tending the mail bags.
Mr.. D. H. Coker has been paperins
and painting the colonel's houae and
the looks Of IL does him credit, The
postoffice and the coIonel'a Office have
also undergone the same operation al
the hands Of the above artist Dave
can fix mp a place real moe.
Mr.. VIM. Reddick is the latest addi
tion to our colony family, Be hail.
from Chicago, the WINDY City" HI
knows something about wind, bat lei
hin wait until he has tried our co!ora
do brand, then he will be able to give
his friends back east few pointer
shout wind.
Colonel Thomas Holland has arrived
homo once more. He reports ,hst hi
visit 10 California was very salisfacto
~. His principal business thss wa
q arrange for . better water. suppl,
fof the Fort Kamie colony. fNh VA
accomplished and there is now 4 bsiab
future for the colony. 1t is nsu tn,
largest and best beet sugar factory il
the world.
That veteran sportsman Of ours
Gen'l. Cox, was fortunate The othe
evening In shooting large horned owl
It measured about A feet from lip I,
tip Of wings. This will be stuffed b,
Mr.. Frewing and presented to tn
Museum committee Of the Institute
The general says be is now, after bal,
beaded eagle which has been seeI
around Of late. The said eagle ha,
better tske warning.
The new school house is nearing
completion. The carpenters. Msssrs
Newman, Cole and Thonn, hav
made quite . MICE job OF H. Tn,
wsineeoatiuR looks partisularly good
Messrs. rrewing aud son and stspben
hare done the plsstering and done i
veil. Tho outside Of the bulidiue ha
received one coat OF paint At the band
Of v. Baldwin and a. Pstsrsop.
bell tower has been built and ina few
days the large, bell will be sssd Ii
position and ready for bussns,a l
will do Just what it is toFIe)d TO Do,
The Holly chieftain., 1899-02-03
srlp's nayapss Doomed.

So much misery and so many death Z;
have been caused BY the Grip. that
everyone should know what wonder
full remedy for this mAlady is found in
DR.. Kings New Discovery. That dis
tressing stubborn cough, that inflames
your throat, robs ron OF sleep. weakens
your system and paves the way for
Consumption is quickly stopped by
this matchless cure. Ifyou have chills
and fever, pain In the back OF the head.
soreness in homes and muscles, sors
throat and that cough that grips your
throat like vice, you need DR.. King'a
New Discovery TO cure your Grip, and
prevent Pneumonia or Consumption.
Price 50 cts. and 81. Money back ii not
cured. A trial bottle free At g. L..
McPherson's Drug Store.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-02-03
----
SOMETHING FOR NOTHING.

We have tles,d OF the boy Who want
ed 10 eai his cake and keep 1t TOO, hut
never before of business u,en who
sold Iii. goods Ard then ga,e the pur-
chaser crsoit tor the amount paid. To
learn about this send 10 James Vicks
Sons, Of Rochester, N. Y. who agree
to do this In Iheir Guid". The Golden
Wedding edition of vick'~ Garden and
Floral tinid, is crrtsinly nm artistic
work, with It's twri.ty-fnuy pages iitln
Rraphed in colorr, ard neatly oae
hundred more pages SIZED with hand
some baIf-son~ iliustrstions, photo
rrsphed froui fnsass. Ffuits. yr.sta
bIes and homes.
While this Guide II teally 700 sxpsn
siys to giyc away. they Siye Il With I
llns Bill for Is cents Wofth a. sssds 81
only Is csnts. Anotbss'eep featuss 4
the doing avav WITH ~ u pasAst q
Vegetable Sseds and sAst y NJ Auan
NV Ia each caAs. ~ b6Rps nssiinl
more for his nsansy. h X NJ 81
IfI III