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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-07-23

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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-07-23

The new denatured alcohol law goes
into effect on Sept. this year This
is the legislation that authorizes the
establishment of central denaturing
bonded warehouses other than those at
distilleries. The internal revenue bu-
reau is now preparing rules and regu-
lations under the new law, and 1t is
the hope and expectation Of the gov
eminent that the manufacture Of de-
natured alcohol may take squirt when
the new legislation becomes effective.
Up to this time the results under the
ienatured alcohol law have been dis
appointing CARL SCHOFIELD.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-04-01
Entered at the post-ofice at Minneota:
Mimi, as second-class matter.
Heilsuhaeli Berklaveikra.

: Berklaveiki tuberculosis hefr dtbreiost
,mj0g a 1slandi sioastlioinn aldarfj6roung.
Aour nun %sjdkd6mur Pessi hafa verio par
fatiour eoa 0ldungis 6Pektur, en- nj er ham
efalaust oroinn einn him sk@0asti - eff til
yill Hmm ]a~ngske0asti = sjdkd6mur q 0llu
landinu. I'm dtbrei0sIu berklaveikinnar q
1slandi veit almenningur ekkert med vissu,
Pvi 40 um PAD cru engar opinberar skyrslurf
alPTou h0ndum. Do hefr landsstj6rnin safn-
az skyrslum UNI PAD undanfarin ar. He'll
brig0israoaneyti hennar er kunnugt um Ut
brei0slu veikinnar: allir lnknar landsins munu
hafa skyrt Pvi fra festu Pvi, er peim er kunn-
ugt um PAD malefni, % hver skrasett ALA pa
berklaveika 81 lklinga, er bann hefr fundi0 /
sinu laknisheraoi, meo nau0synlegum skvrsl-
um, er par 40 ldta; svo he6r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in CERT ymsar gooar raostafanir til 40 hefta
dtbreioslu veikinnar,en jafnframt lagst undir
hofuo ao gera heyrinkunnugt pao, sem hun
veit meo vlssu um utbrei0slu hennar, og
hvert tj6n hun vinnur landi og ]10 arlega.
DAD @tti P0 az varoa islenzka alpf6u
mestu, az vita Petta, % sd frn0sla er henni
miklu par6egri en- itarlegar ]ysingar a tar-
ingar ,,bakterfum", berklamyndun o. fl. af
Pvi tagi. 1slenzkir Ieknar hafa geG0 pjoo
sinni m0rg goo RAD og hollar bendingar til az
~verjast Pessum skaovena 81 dkdomi, og ser
staklega he6r him nyi landl@knir CERT ser
far um a0 fraoa %fslendinga UNI hann og warm
II gegn honum, b@0i / ritum og racoum.
En- P6 SIT freosla Sc goo og p0rf, pa er
hun aldrei einhlyt til Pess, a0 freoa menn og
sannf@ra. Or0in Elm, hvort heldur pau cru
t0lu0 eoa ritu0, hafa sjaldan ems varanlega
eoa sannferandi ahrif % reynzlan veitir. pA
s%annf@rast menn beet, er Peir IA al STA og
Preifa a, og med g60ri tils0gn samfara full
n@gjandi @fngu ]ara menn beet al Wilma
verk sin vel.
Neutrality-suspicious. og leknar ]andsins, sem
kynst hafa reynzlu annara bj66a, er UNI
langan aldur hafa att vio Pennan sj1kd6m al
stri0a, sau PAD, az beta radio v@ri 40 fara
40 PETRA dami og beta pvf vopni, er beet
heir reynzt / h0ndum Peirra, er rett kunna
meo a0 fara, til al hefta htbreioslu berkla.
velklnnar % titryna henni: en- PAD cru heilsu.
h@l' pau, er ALTAR sioaoar Pjo0ir hafa stofnae
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-04-01

Far cru, hvort sem Peir cru deiri eoa farri.
pau ma ekkert skorta er til Pess Parf.
Nj hafa %1slendingar afraei0 ao reisa
heilsuhali fyr berklaveika I landinu, og und-
irtektir hafa, ao s0gn, veri0 par alment mjog
gooar. pegar fregnin um Pao fyrirt@ki barst
vestur hinga0, vildu nokkrir Vestur- fslend-
ingar Pegar hlaupa updir bagga med pj66
sinni og ella til sa'nskota her vestra fyrir
heilsuh@li Petta, og 40 likindum munu Vest
ur- Islendingar alment veroa f6sir til az gefa
til Pess nokku6. Dad ntti al vera oss blum
ljdft og yer @ttum 40 te]ja PAD skyldu vora
az li0sinna pvi maletni, eff yer veroum Pess
fu~llvissir al par sc nokkur veruleg hjalpar-
PORT.
En- svo er NAL med vexti, az um Pa6
verour, enn sem komi0 er, engin vissa fengin,
hvort Island Parf neinnar a0stooar til az Roma
upp Pessu heilsuhmli. Her er MI um pjo6-
maj 40 reoa, sem fengi6 he6r g60ar undir-
tektir um alt land, og svo vir0ist sem Pj6o-
inni Sc PAD ahugamal, a0 framkv@ma Petta
elm sins lios og leita engrar hjalpar til annara.
DAD er fagur vottur Pess, as Pj6oin Sc farm
ao trda a eigin matt sim; vottur me0vitundar
um Pr6tt til sjalfstae0is, sem er meira en- elm
t6mt oroagjalfur, og PAD @tti Pvi a0 vera oss
Vestur- Islendingum gle0iefni, az STA Pjo0
vora einf@ra UNI al framkv@ma Petta fyrir-
t@ki, og Of stolta til ao Piggja neinn gjafa-
styrk til Pess, eff hun ser ser med nokkru
mott fert az komast at an Pess.
DAD er ao sjalfs0gou nokkur munur,
hvort PAD cru Vestur- 1slendingar, er gefa, e6a
a0rar erlendar Pj60ir. Do yer scum ekki
meolimir hins islenzka Pj60f6lags eftir az yer
erum oronir h6rlendir% borgarar, pa erum yer
pc born Peirrar Pj60ar, og oss er PVT 00rum
fremur skylt a0 liesinna henni, Pegar Pess er
port, og yer sjaum oss fert 40 veroa henni a0
verulegu li0i, og hun @tti Pvi einnig ao geta
Pegi0 af oss me0 P0kkum, PAD sem henni
Petti lit 40 veroa ao Pigggja af oorum.
En- Pvi gleymir P6 enginn ma0ur, sem
will vera sjalfbjarga, a0 betra er liza sjalfum
ser az TAXA en- sim br66ur az bi0ja.
pao nun eAaust vaka fyrir m0rgum her
~vestra, az her Sc um styrk 40 rn0a til sjdkra
Purfamanna. En- svo horfr reyndar ekki vio
eff r6tt er a Tito. bj60in etlar az koma
ser upp heilsuhnli fyrir sjdklinga sfna. Hun
etlar al bera allan kostnaoinn. Ef yer gef-
UNI eitthva0 til Pess f%yrirt@kis, pa gefum yer
PAD Pj6oinni allri en- ekki s~jdklingunum ser
staklega, og sd gj0f er 6P0rf eff Pj60in er elm
far um az standast kostnaoinn, hvao sem
efnahag og astnoum sjalfra sjdklinganna li0-
ur, dr Pvi myndu gja6r vorar ekkert b@ta, Of
Pj60in will og getur ge1t PAD Elm sins lbs.
Um vi Ijann part enginn az efast, undir-
tektif hennar / Pessu mali hafa Pegar s1nt
samhug og ahuga hennar q Pvi. Hva0 hun
0etur. er al visu efamal. enn sem komiO er. b6
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-04-01

loSlui VII dO VoiJdSC Volklunl IralnVoSlS. ~
Peim stofnunum er fj0ldi berklaveikra mama
l@kna0ur arlega, pc a0 ems Peir, sem veikin
er a0 byrja 1, og ekki cru st6rskemdir oronir;
en- heilsuheli Pessi hafa einnig annao ntlun-
arverk, Py0ingarmeira en- ]%@kningarnar, sem
er PAD, ao kenna sjdklingnum ao v%erjast veik-
inni og varna PVT 40 heilbrigoum m0nnum Sc
hetta BUN af s6ttkveikj ia hennar. Sjdkling-
ur sa, sem dvelur a heilsuheli, larir bratt a6
fylgja 0llum vardoarreglum nakvemlega, og
venst Peim svo imam skams, a0 honum ver0-
ur tamt a0 haga alIri breytni sinni eftir Peim
daglega, meo Pvi einnig 40 ham finnur Pess
gl0gg merki, a0Pao er heilsu hans fyrir beztu
40 breyta ekki ut af Peim reglum, og me0-
vitundin um PAD knyr hann til a6fylgja upp-
teknum hetti, n@stum 6sjalfratt. pegar ham
svo kemur helm aftur, vekur breytni hans al
menna eftirtekt, viroist / fyrstu s6rvizkuleg og
hl@giIeg stundum, en- Pegar kunningjar hans
STA PAD a heilsu hans, 40 aaeioingarnar cru
g6oar, pa ver6ur PAD bratt alvarlegt umhugs-
unarefni og d@mi hans Peim til fyrirmyndar,
er PVT kynnast. pannig hafa heilsuheli Pessi
NEST og beet ahrif her / landi og hvarvetna
par sem pau cru / g6ou lagi. pau ]@kna az
tilt0lu m jog faa, og geta reyndar ekki veitt
m6tt0ku nema faeinum, eff mioa0 or vi0 pann
mikla fj0lda berklaveikra sjdklinga, sem er /
hverju landi, en- pau kenna alPy0u az v%erjast
veikinni, betur en- unit er a0 gera meo re0um
% ritum, par sem sjdklingar PETRA ver0a al
Pyou til fyrirmyndar, og Peir syna henni i
daglegri umgengni, hver RAD duga beet til
varnar gegn dtbreioslu berklaveikinnar.
DAD er efalaust hi0 Parfasta verk, er IS
lendingar hafa unni0 a Pessu ari, er peir mynd-
cou felag til Pess 40 koma ser upp heilsuh@li
fyrir berklaveika sjdklinga. Sc sa sjdkd6m-
ur ekki enn pa oroinn skeour um alt land, pa
ma blast vi0 40 hann veroi PAD imam skams;
Pvi a0 be0i er loftslag a Islandi rakasamt
mj0g og hdsakynni alment prong o. loftill,
en- PAD hvorttvcggja stu0]ar festu 00ru frem-
ur 40 PVT, ao ]ungnat@ring magnist og IT.
breio;st, einkum par sem menn einnig skortir
n@ga Pekkingu til ao SIENNA stigu fyrir IT.
brei0slu veikinnar. DAD getur Pjooin aldrei
lart.til h ytar, an Pess ao hafa heilsuh@li inn
anlands ser til fyrirmyndar. =
Heilsuheli berklaveikra cru await kostn-
aoars0m. 81 dklingar Purfa par hina beztu
%hjdkrun og ekkert ma til spara, er styrkt geti
heilsu PETRA og krafta. Sc 1 Pvf efni elm
hverju ab6tavant, pa verour arangurinn al
drei g60ur, tilraunirnar breg0ast vonum
mamma o. pau heilsuhali, sem al einhverju
leyti cru 6fullkomin ma ekki tilgangi sfnum
Undir Pvi er alls ekki komi0, a0 pau s6u st6,
og geti skoti0 skyli ydr marga sj1klinga
emu, HIT er NEST UNI vert, az pau geti veitt
|fulln@gjandi h%jdkrun Peim sjdklingum, SEN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-30
An Event in sunday Journalism.

The people OF the MIDDLE West are
rapidls discovering that the sunday
Magazine OF The Chicago Record
Herald is not only real magazine
hut also one OF the greatest in this
aye of magazines. Its recent display
oil enterprise in paying 900 for the
exclusive serial rights of Conan
Dovle's new romance, "Sir Nigel
compelled even the editors of the Ia
nous monthlies to acknowledge the
preaence of Il new and powerful rival
When this was followed by Anthony
Hopes new Zania romance, Sophy OF
Kravonia," the reading world needed
no further proof that the Sunday
Magazine of The Record Herald was
allie TO capture the finest and most
COSTLY new fiction of s-e1 in England
and America. Its Illustrations aud
cover designs in color have from the
beginning been oi unsurpassed beauty
,ud artistic grace. Its short stories,
descriptive articles, humor, poetry
and sketches OF all binds gre the choic
sst that the literary market affords
many of them being written by the
r,ost popular authors and magazine
Contributors IN the United States. Ia
mort, il Is AN entertaining, high-clas'
,noaaziue that will bear comparison
a,it6 tthe best independent week.-Mrs.
ar monthiiss, whatever the price.
There Is nothing elss Ike i IA Aa-
eriean journalism.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-30
The University Training School

The u. It. S. Commencement
exercises will take place this
morning in the chapel at $3.50
O'Clock. Prof. L. p. Bailey, of
the University, will deliver the
address, which will be followedby
the presentation of diplomas to
the following graduates:
Messrs. Benjamin Crenshaw
Avis, William Leslie Ammons,
Miss Mary +. Gatewood, Messrs.
John Patton Hayter, William
Warfeld Hester, Edgar Malcolm
Jones, Cary Gray King, Philip
Demetrious Lacey, Robert IL.
Miller, Clifford Grimes Payne,
William Lucius Russell, John
Paul Sisk, Benjamin Mcclellan
Ernest Hamilton Shaw, Earl Q,
Vance.
Mr.. Ben Avis won the eolC
medal Tuesday for the best drill
ed soldier in the school, and tn,
competitive drill was witnessed
by a large audience.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-30
Chancery Court.

ChanceryCourt convened Mon
day with Chancellor |. 7. Blonnt
on the bench.
This is Chancellor Blount's first
term of court here and the mem
bers OF the bar and citizens who
have been about court are highly
pleased with the cautious and
business like manner of this new
official. Judge Blount's long ex-
perience as practitioner has
equipped him fully for all the du-
ties of this important position and
for years his ability has been
recognized by all the leading
members of the bar. This dist
riot is to be congratulated upon
the appointment of Judge Blouni
The docket is being rapidly
cleared. and the accounts OF ad
ministrators were approved, de-
erees Of lands confirmed and &
number OF divorces were granted
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-30
Notlee TO Bridge Bu.Ieers

Public notice il hereby given that
the undersigned will receive sealed
bids up to - o'clock. noon, on Tues
day, June 18th, for the building of 4
bridge across Car1thers Creek ON the
Taylor and Water Valley road, link
No. us; also n bridge across the Camp
Ground creek on the Memphis aud
Coffeey.lle road, link No. 1872; also n
bridge ON the Oxford and New Albany
road, link No. 173, across what is
known 40 the Galloway creek miles
North east of oxford; also a bridge
on Union Branch on the Free Springs
and y yatt road, link No. 90; also Il
bridge on the Oxford and Myrtle road
linz No ii3 across PuscUs Greek.
Al! OF the above named bridges to
be let out separately and TO be built
according to plans and specifications
now o. .ile in my office. The success
ful bidder will be required to furnish
bond double the amount of each bi l.,
with two or more good securities for
faithful performance of the contract.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ieet any and all bids, and ON the sans
day let the same out nj public cutlery
TO the lowest and best bidders. This
Board reserves the right 10 reject any
and all bids. j. 0. RAMEY, Clerk
Oxford, Miss, May nth, 1906.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-30
THE DEAD.
MRS. MARY A. BUTLER.

The family, friends and neigh
bors of Mrs. John Butler were
greatly shocked when she was
found lying unconscious at her
home a few miles north of oxford
last Wednesday afternoon, APP
parently stricken while she was
engaged in her usual household
duties. She died IA few hours al
terward, presumably from heart
failure. Mrs. Butler was a de-
voted christian woman and VIII
be greatly missed by all who knew
her, especially the sick and auf-
fering. We tender sympathy to
the bereaved husband, soas and
daughters.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-30
Marriage Announcement.

Misses Eugenia and Helen
Trigg have announced the APP
preaching marriage OF their niece,
Miss Rosabel Trigg to Mr. William
Lee Matthews, of Pine Bluff, Ark
the ceremony to take place in the
Presbyterian Church, L. 5. ~,
on Tuesday, June 18th at b pm.
Miss Rosa is one OF the most
lovely and accomplished young
ladies of our classic city and uni
versally popular with the old and
the young for her many charms
of person and manner. The best
wishes of this community, the
home of her youth, will attend
fer through life.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-30
The Exercises
or the Graded School
Tuesday were Good
There Were ~ Crsduet.. ,hi. year
from this tnstitaiien Of Learning
rhi. was Banner Year.

Th.r. Were ~ Crsdu.t.. thi. o,os
from this Institution Of Learning
rhi. wsss Banner Year.
Tho closing exercises Of tn,
Graded School took place Tues.
day morning and drew an i'm.
mense crowd OF friends, patron.
and wcll-wishers OF the insttu-
ton.
The exercises were opened al
lO;SO with prayer by Rev. W. j.
King.
I The unusually large class of
/ graduates, twenty-ihrce in num-
Der, marched to their respective
places under inspiring strains Of
music BY Miss Marguerite Rhodes
\ beautiful duet was then Civ
en- by Miss Lillian Yates and
Miss Avis McCharen.
Rev. II. ;. Spragias addressed
the class. His subject, Making
the Best Of Ones Life. was
scholarly and impressive, and
highly appreciated.
The address was followed by n
charming musical selection rem
dered by Misses Davidson and
Reyes.
Prof. Il. l.. Harris then deliv-
cred diplomas - the % gra iu-
ates who were leaving the school
room ia enter upon the serious
d Ities Of life.
The exercises closed with q
bcncdiction by Rev. j. NJ. Wyatt.
This closed one Of the mos,
prosperous sessions % this school
which is So highly appreciated
by the citizens Of oxford. and
which We hope will increase in !
usefulness with the coming years.
LIST or GRADUATES.
William jefferson Brown. John
W. Woodward. William =. Bran
lett. Winn David lIedlest1n.
Robert franklin Morgan, James
Edward Furr. Clifton Calvin
Nelson, l.. Dallis McFad len.
Mary Linda Ramey. Helen Con-
key Keys, Jean Elizabeth David
son, Annie Bella Lundie. Lottie
Louise Whiteway. Lot,ie Avis
McCharcn, Edna May SamIels,
L.ottie Elizabeth Morgan, Lilliani
Price Yates, Martha Myrtice
ray. Addie Lee Wallace. Alta
Ray Wallace, Sallie Bel Duncan,
lara Es,elle Cullen, MIbel Pas
hall.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-30
JUST RECEIVED
legal Advertisements
petition for Pardon.

Oxfo-d. Miss, April 9th. 1907.
To James X NarlamGn, governor of
mississippi:
We, the undersigne citizans of Ia
Fayette C0ua,y and State OF Missis-
sippi respecTT1Ty petition You TO par
don Ma:,il Martin, now confined in
the State Pc itentiary, serving sem
tence of FIVE wears for grand larceny
and give the following reasons, viz:
Ist-Becausa we do not believe he
WIS guilty as charged in the inIic.-
M snt.
2nd -Bceagse he was arrested short
ly before the term of the court and
paced in Jail that he was poor nun
and could not employ counsel to de
fend him and having never been IN
court before, was persuaded to plead
guilty, under the belle. tina. he would
receive short Jail sentence.
3rd-tor other good and sufficient
reasons t. be stated when this peti-
ton j presented.
{. III. Keys, a. {. Bramlett,
J. 4. BurrOw and others.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-30

Pr sbyterisn-Rey. W. ID. Hedleston,
pastor. Preaching every Sunday
morning and night.
Pre- s5yterlan, L. y. A-Rev. w King
pas.cr. Services every Sunday morn
sng and night.
Methodist. Rev IL. s. Spragins, pastor
Preaching every Sunday morning
and night.
Bapsist-Rev. Edward Stubblefield,
pastor. Services every Sunday
Episcopal Rev. G. ID. Brown, rector.
Preaching every first and third Sun
days in each month.
Primitive BAPTIST Rev. A. Ii. Morris,
pastor. Services every first Satur-
day and SUNDAY in each month. Also
every third Sunday during winter.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
t. S. GaUhnght Lodge No. 50, +. q A.
M.-Stated communication the first
Thursday night in each month. j.
w. Logan, w. NJ; Wilmer Kennedy,
secretary.
Lafayette Chapter No. %, X. A. NJ. =
REGULAR esonvocation third Thurs
day night in each month. HI. A.
Moore, III. 2; Wilmer Kennedy, sec,
Benz. Springer Cou"cii No. IL, X. & y
u Meets third Thursday night IN
each mouth. 5. II. Logan, I. i. M !
Wilmer Kennedy, Recorder,
Oxford Lode No. 80, w. o. WI. A
Moore, c. c; G. NJ. knight, clerk.
Oxford Lodge No. 70, X. of P Meets
every Monday night. IT. W. Yates
&C; X. :. Adams, X. of X. 4 5.
Knight Of Honor Meets every first
and third Tuesday nights in eacf
month. ID. t. Carter, Dictator; >
III. Howry. Reporter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-30

Alexander Renton. who lives on
raral Moute No. 1, Fort Edward. N:
y, SAYS: ssDr. Kings New Discovery
Is lay best earthly friend. II cured
me OF asthma six years ago. IL has
also performed wonderful cure OF
ineiplcnt consumption tor my son's
wife. The first bottle ended the ter
rible cough. and this accomplished,
The other symptoms lett one by one
until she was perfectly well. Dr,
Kings New Discoyery's power over
coughs and colds Ia simply marvel
GUS" No other remedy has ever
equaled II. Fully guaranteed by A. Il
kendel, druggist. 90 cents and FLU
Trial bottle free.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-30
Confederate Reunion

At Richmond, Va, May 30th to
June 9TH. Round trip from Oxford
is S17.90. Dates of sale May 26th
to May Both. Limited to return
June 18th. Return limit can be
extended to July 9th by payment
Of 90 cents extension fee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-30

All parties keeping hogs within
the corporate limits OF the town OF
oxford will be required to couIply
with the ordinance of said town,
to-wit: That all hog lois must
be 100 feet square.
T. d. RAGLAND, Marshal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-30
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

FEDERAL Meets First Mon
day in June and December. II. G.
Niles, Judge; J. 4. Toler, Marshal;
". D. Frazee, District Attorney; l..
+. Oldham, clerk.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Meetst the second
Monday in March and September.
J. b. Boothe, Judge.
CHANCERY C0GhT-Meets Fourth
Monday in May and November. |.
L. Bloant. Chancellor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-30
Cloihing at Half Price.

One big counter full of Goats
and Vests worth from SO to 81 30
Your choice for only $3.50. One
Bic Lot of Pants, worth from
$3.50 to $500, will 60 for S1.50
Come in and see them.
THE OXFORD DRY GOODS Co.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-12-21
Totals

East End Street car No 81 run
down and killed Walter Mcdonald
he IL year old son of James Mcdonald
residing at $40 Banks Ave. The
accident occurred at about 4,3o Tues
day afternoon on Tower Ave. near
Eight st. The canvas coming up the
Avenue when the boy ran across the
track and fell and on account of the
naarness of the car, the motorman
could not stop it in time to avoid the
accident. Stories OF eye witnesses to
the accident vary but for tie most
Dart the motorman II cXOnorated Of
blame in this case. On account OF
the number OF accidents which have
occurred on street cars lately the
people are inCensed to a certain de
gree and altho the accident might be
entirely unavoidable the tlame would
in so me cases be left entirely with
the operators of the car. Tho the
accident on 2Sth st. a short ago was
Carelessuess in the extreme, thare are
times and conditions when accidents
cannot be avoided. At the coroners
inquest held Wednesday by order of
Dist. Atty Foley, the motorman was
exonorated Of all blame for the ac.
cdent.
Compliments Of the Season. in
the form of neat little leather poe
ket book have been given by the
General Passenger Department Of the
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic Ry.
and the editor Of the Times is under
obligations for having received one.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-12-21
A REAL WONDERLAND

South Dokota, with its rich silver
mines, bonanza farms, wide ranges
and strange natural formations, is a
veritable wondesland, At Mound
City, in the heme of Mrs. f. ID Clapp
a wonderful! case of healing has lately
occurred. Her son seemed near death
with lung and throat trouble. "Ex-
hausting coughing spells occurred
every five minutes" writes Mrs
Clarp, "when | began giving Or.
Kings New Discovery the great
medicine, that saved his life and
completely cured him. Guaran-
tecd for coughs and colds, throat and
lung troubles, by all druggist. 50c.
and 81 90 Trial bottle free.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-12-21

Mrs. A f. Sullivan of Allouez has
returned from Monoqua, Wis, where
she was called by the death Of a
brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Scanlon are enter
tanning their grand daughter, Miss
Mae Mcleod of Minneapolis. She
will remain over the holidays.
Mrs. G. S. Knox of the Albany
Block entertained the st. Cecilia
Guild of the Church of the Redeemer
for her daughter, last Thursday even.
ing.
The railroad eating house at Itasca
is now in charge of James Beggs, a
former engineer on the Omaha. Mr..
Beggs took charge Of the Itasca house
last Monday.
Traffic was delayed on the street
car line in the East End for about an
hour and one half last Sunday after
noon ON account of an accident which
happened to one of the axes.
Mrs NJ jameson of Sioux City,
Iowa, who has been a guest of her
sister, Mrs. r. b. Dear returned
home the latter part Of last week
having been called by the illness of
her sou
The explosion Of lamp in the
home of VIM Scnuster on w. 4th St
last Saturday evening caused con
sic cradle excitement but did not
cause much damage. The fire de-
partment responded quickly aud put
out the blaze.
The membership Of The Superior
Commercial Club was increased by
80 new members who were voted into
the Cub at the meeting Of the direc-
tors held last Saturday. This brings
the membership up to the 302 mark,
with chances good for the 500 mark
before the next meeting OF the
directors
The Gil chit court is in session and
it was found necessary TO draw
special list OF jurors. The following
veniremen were drawn: Henry Clou-
tier, Victor Cakes, L. q. Yale, a. NJ.
Lee. James II Matthews, Robert
Howard. Ed Youngquist A. Blood
sworth, Geo. Carlson, w. r Russell,
c. L. Day, d. J. Bloom