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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-04

other sisters ssrs. sRtogsss.s i ~
z, Mlss tsidA SoImffi sIisrt slAt
week for Sfallt,! IN; 81: :, i,
! MrsssR hbscea Eldfld Ssit Was able
to beat ehQtNhN SGHdalNsst sSt5 5sS 'ss
= Mfsasis etsy !, 1layt ton 3%wSa B the srscts
aientf OF shandIoJAA ho1 Heat week.
1t Swss 70 surprise rom hsr tmttASs
In Rtha tatse, Hsl,rS. ooaaiatsds a. me
every dainty lima hls,;;.a ii !. ne y
~ he FTleAdshtp Club mets at sisH
Bstaie No EidRi dSasss ), Last ThnH dA
night, Much bp,inssa WAS transsats
ed IN ~; ,S, x ~ V.
= MIRA ViF8lsY Skapper has been tas
disposed tdr, several days, S> ST y J, 4
). Rev. fGrsgoty ,hreaphed an interest.
Ing sermon, Suhdaya Or \. S. ~ MA sH
!, John Foote ytaited his wife at 1Iin-
top s0nday.s \: ~, Il 4 K, t ~ MN n
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lElk1oN.

sxpf. m haAs s7og Savannah, Ca.
snFsoRT this 1ssrek on blbfness
81 ia Ssaitb mDrioe, OF Baltimore,
fhron9hs ahe city this week
"a TO Indiahapolis. - ~ >
~ ): B. Monroe, Of Hill Top;
faw days here with Mrs.. Efie
Saa REaS, Thomas and Missl Nor
40 gpests Ht ,Mrs.. Qpails.
& -, Yl.glnia ;Lewise gave a recep-
So hanor 1of Prof. Thomas, htias
ases Misg Monroe and several
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!: COVINGT0Ny VA,

Mrs. Belle Brady OF, Low moore
Edied Monday morhinB e s tn: and was
buried here Last Tuesday Jan. II tn,
Mrs. Brady was an earnest Christ
+ Ian and neighbor OF com pie
qualities and for ], those reaaSns g
glooni, was cast oyer the community
irr,iwhich she lived. " Mrs Brady was
sick Only about "a hours. She leaves
mother, sister, three brothers and
husband. The Courts OF Casantha
lost, q useful worker.
: Mrs. MiIlie PaterBon,1 Of Low
moore, Visited friends here lest
week. .'" 80 .",$ .'%' ..>:.>ai ~
~ MRS. William benson, Of Red Star,
w! VA, and little daughter, Addie
May, are visiting Mrs. James r.
tIunter mother Of, the former. az.
a Mfs.G Andrew ERsleston,l OF Stspri-
tony. is a. guest, this week., Of Miss
Ms: c.. Mickenss. ~ :, 4 "a ~ :,
+ Mrs; w. j. Hackett has, been in
doofs a week With Ia grippe. + she
fs coiNalsscing., Is I'm w. ~
y The School improvement Club win
hold their second, !. netting, Friday
|everiug, February SIN; at the'f First
DHptiet church. -, ~ = ~ ,i'.E ~; !!
,lAe number Of persons from here
attended TIE. services III. 1eEffshtsZ
vtlpe4sunday morning and afternoon.
hhe young choir under ting careful
training Of Prof, II, f.: bohnans rem
,dered music for both services The
music was Excellent. REV Wv.
Nelson, pastor Hlled theSpulptt.. @,"'
"A local option election will be
hoid here Marcir' 3,n1909, fFayins
been ID "yEars HBtnee ,thS'town went
lhEy.. ,IAy& .zAsas fg3lHH+l-H..
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'MTPSEEEsT,syF'-', >

Res. Frank s&,tS lSached at Mt
Hope Bap}ist- cAs ssHt n 6alay,1i g,
Tho Defcons' III lister ! union
'pet here. Fast wsSesE ~ E.nN
y. Miss Lsha Rfq A:the Weekend
guest Of Miss NJ f&SC sll6Pay. -!
s Mrs. Nv, II. WunSns .has sufficiently
recovered to respNst Hef work in the
school roem, 4 nIbs~ ! ]ss....s;' -,
The festival etYSh Mn Galloway's
hall Monday nikhtN3as success.
Mrs. Fl. A. Scott ,as SICK at this writ.
hps, I, ,;,,s,. :, i g.. .~c
( Mrs; a. r: Galloway vent to rhay,
GER, Monday, on basiaesa,. : ~.
|. Rev p. c. Desna closed his revival
Sunday. night. y Z :. - ''. y
Mr.. 4. T. Galloway vent to Mont.
Gorneryt Tueaday on business. 80
Prof. 81, a. After bteaShed here Sun.
day night t4''5' y 1 :E1 - - =, "
a. e: Henderson; "a rave d festival in
.scott.s hdlli Monday: pifht,
: > Misc 4A. y. BrdNn wia a: business
visitor ID; our t6xn7 laAt week ;. :. -
4; DR.. and Mte.F oAltbWky~ ara expect.
ing as Shefr guest February IL, their
ysister. Miss Rnima s. galloway, who
has been spending the winter in Ha.2
wanna; CUBA. \5:5& 50. >. SIS .. ....vE>s
= MISS FaorSnce Carter is on the sick
fisef 81; "4ra ~ 80 :, 9. -
] i>Do1RlaAt Merits veg hurt in the
mines last week. @..s, = -: !. - l.,
Rev: DGaRon I1eturNea home Friday
FROM a two MeAkss, VISIT e4st. : !
Mrs. DAN rh6ampeonSH is 9indisposed
at this writing s 1-i.. = -. = 10. -
h.-Ys.
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MtpRGa NTtlwN.

i Mira Artf' WitffASaB, OF 1875 Beech
itrst Ave; entbrtatned with a rccepA
tion Saturday ,,aftsrnobn from three
to six O'Clock january Co., -T.::1 30
r. The ttiirty1slx Invitations we're ex-
tended 10 ladies Of Faifrnoat; @Clarks4
t1rsg ! i w sston sd. MorsanSdwtii
tridse@whiBt was ,the' feature sf tlfs
gfenjugs:%f Tbs aDpbf6tnaSfts wgrt}
pink And whith ind Nsfe carried but
III the jfgllebt sxsbhe, si& tabieb$ COW
BFed NJ tslstka is Hen over pink IN
lie tshs5r 81 68lIssS q Z laSterx zoe ySifs1sl
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2sssS 8 fsb ga eSsAtsi1 In prog
n. ! E.Uhufsh.
|D|s|Igs pe ,Raehaphon. is con-
4 taApunSStion With Rev. A.
El 9e&Efsf$j. q a. ~ i.-r& =, =. =.
sBs3sg seSsiohah4ld by Vendetta
81 Ne. ,sEt o. @. c.. at their hall
a,i&ht was n grand, sue
4aaaae@ q number OF mem bers Of
Il gsss Marietta, O.. was pres
was aisp a. number of
srssiia other Courts through
State. ~
llcrOft ia still somewhat in
bnt, able to be about his
i & AZ S. S!| * :. ..s.~.. go. 80.
III ", Seams Is improving and
ss No out -. T.. -.
sabbath School OF Logan NJ.
40 rapidly Increasing both
and in interest. IL,
1a fsrary Society OF Summer
D musicale Friday after
was highly appreciated
nd stlts aa8ly anteFesting and enjoyed
ASesA&U HHHiUSE h patrons ana
were present at the exercises.
81 here we're About SO visitors In all.
8 sslNng'e'' J orchestra. rendered
Z ss5fa D xS si1ent nfDsic ON the occasion.
ssas hoInas Fletcher and Miss
Isoysps. OF Marietta, D., we're
khe city Friday and attended the
OF Summer Literary socie-
cal meeting OF Maceo Lodge No.
SsSS RI Of p. was held last Friday
TO transact some important
bantneaS 7S' :, ....,
Hiss Nary Eliza, of Weston, who
tinted Mre. Mollie Bell at SIS Swan
TOR several days last week left
$astz I1:4s for Pittsburg, Pa,
here she viii resume her work. :
2s3aRbath School Teachers
i ronysRed ! :. Friday evening
& "a Ana Washin gton. on 4th
VIII meet next Friday eve
4 Mira. Hpaktps lon 4th St.:
"a. Esther .Colston, joined
Butler JPN i o. street, the
( Of MRS. Henry Simpson whore
viii .hereafter seagdb. T. "
Eva TaxsRsaEs ~ AZ .R lsRgp9lIe. O.;
over. Friday night attending the
Ball game at the hall on 7th
sssss a1ninations a. Summer Hial
bag1n next week,
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II CARBON.

ss 3ktls Manila; the daughter: Of Mr.:
sl9ats' III. MaRtin, Is very sick
pm B an3a, T., 49, d.
tha aughtsr Of Mrs. MARY
I az h9a4 hdr,, arm dislocated,
50 nalIard who has been absent
y as q, ,for apite. awhile. has re-
Sssstter came home from
Saturday night very sick
st !. x,aslsfd swas, calling at Kay
3 es las fgAasss5,,, H..
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IN x t4fs1 t9SrrSeSSysa p; -
I. Is 4 !, Il ,flled his. ap-
se i. n uhday. He preach
llent saasffmnons FOR the mis-
/. J. & 3 patfs, Tor charleston,
s acs here sunday. y,
rthnr Massee, Was not able
ppatntments at Bancroft,
~ account of illness.
: laura D6baon and her daugh-
T.. have returned home after
.,ss!se few days With" relatives.
nes Duckivilles is reported Ill at
- writing. e !.
rs,,SIda Williams is not much I'M
n 1. Ss atewooh; Ia somewhat i'm
Il. 4 AHA writing, !. .,... =
HE TRUSS. OF Charleston;
4, d olsF tewn Hast. week.. 80
Hazle Lee and Miss Lille
!. II easi were tho week end. guests
AtlGes Ia Charleston. +. =.
Is&s 1Lottie Tibha III still on the
sss1 lsxanasrs 10 ssorne what in
s shis NFiein &.
|ssls ME Pterson was iii a few days
yS&tkE Gg3 ~ tlrT|. H.:
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'i:NssstsS rs
R'aR

!. an ~ s 4 !, !.
sss ss sbs s SSas 1 ass,ssss
luncheon was ssSs / I, 4 &! soxing.is the
y - :. ! & isAsh sss; = s~--,s (
Fruit; salaaiiassn,Ts s4sspheat Cups
Chicken Crdquf$tesi sss5hsd Oysters
:. ro:s'S 'H #ss 81 Blss o''s 60:
leg s. cream q. sss4sps; i CAKE
q pne biscuits. ice scfSsMiand cakes
were haart share, ~ stAe cream
and cake and m.nts8Gss pink, and
While the lqnGhsdn ;NaS being ser
reds the hostess hung large pink
heart Soptatntng sssK eqsaJabar Of smalt
hearts Nof5spinRg and white; each, tied
With long$rtbhops Il Same color.
Each. gusat drew y theaat which con-
tanned the. men u ); Retss&en the two
small heartsh Nas Al containing
the. ma mes of: M Ism Bssaie 8. Jordan
ana et,ass w w ff44a Iso9.
This feature was a pheasant SUR
prtsek tQ oil and matry were the co1l-
gfatalatiohs aextahlted + Mics Jordan.
No date sus' sstsa6s Il hesnF set for the
,whdingi hut many are; expecting It
I'd lbsEatuue ahask. !; :, ~.
fsAal thsEsaa ateaf Rsre beautifnllys at
tired and t. kttes, as!!:.as laswh ole it was
afcrePqiAE exsAes Plano music Vas
Furnished ehroeshoaSt the evening
and many beaaG ttsAR Soeal solos were
rendered.. .:; r, ~ ! s;;s:;;As 8 3D.:
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1NeRE FEtBIsU&Ry 28Da j Ill., y.
- on AE4DRIEJEE BILL

.ENNasbingtap, Feb. 2,-AoAr agree7,,
,sasnt wasi reached lin fthe ,sshafs to-.
M to vote FabSaary 2 3 on ta9 AID
+ FfSH, subj tkuta.+ "a 3 appbfb fnanf.
,ss u, court lot 3nd dry ITO aotsgaaine
.6uaiia cak lons or \ til b ne istna aht
,6f, Ire ~ fAaa ang a0ip tiers 4 Or the
A II 8. sinf a J 10 fesntts Of
ahs aasi q ialt ~ 3 81 I. 4.
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HARRISBURG

Misc Beatrice Roberts has been
quite III but ia slowly Improving.
Mrs. D. H. Kyle. who has been
very Ill is on fair roadsto recovery.
Drs. Jones and Young are pleas
antly, located now ut, III NJ: Pike.
street .s'; ,48 =. = Il! =. ~.
The Trip Around. the World, given
by the Queen ! Esther Club, Friday.
afternooni proved: q aaost delightful
affair: About thirty passeng srat
started and at various Rtationg. 9Th err
were sevenr tho number was aug
meuted. r efresh mefts were served
at every station. THE affair cloaed
with an 'entertainYAht at Trinity
church, which $ea5 we'll attended. :.
Mrs. Mary j ones: Of Weston, is the
guest Of her. daughter, Mrs. Herbert
Ransell Under: the auspices Of the
Women's Mite missionary Society,
Miss Annie l.: Moseby; of :pittsburg,
spent. Sunday; at Pride A. mr. q;
church, and spoke at every service.
Especially inspiring was her talk TO
the Missionary Society{; at the after
noon service Miss Moseby leaves in
a" short time FOR soudan.. Africa,
where she WIN labor IN the mission
AIRY cause, So: D.: ~. =. >..,".:
Mrs. Dawson. Of FARM opt, was the
Sunday guest Of ehsrT daughter, =. Miss
Anna Dawson, who 10 attending
school here. ~ e 80, ~ 80 !. -.
Miss Hannah Meade was shopping
here Satur day. Il. ',.'c@f s}@>l... et.:,.
Queen Esther Club. Will give a, lnu-
aicale Thursday evening at Trinity
NJ e. church, Proceeds for. pastors
salary. :',' ..+~..,'H ~ " -. :, -. .'
Rev 3. H. tA1Sc:o'soo 1ettftsaturday
mofnfngsfor v1eatpn+ to- atpla,npafter-
~ meeting serv iecs. !. 5: !. =, -,
Jas Hays hah 9aefs apppihtsa ru-
raj letter SartfsrH'1f ,routes No, 8
made; vacant by She feefguatio +tot
Guy Rn nin, sessazo. lls&1sss falsRsot,'s. for
Howard University: R; C. Dean ia
i his: ,substitutet Mr.: Hays .,fg, receiv-
ing nang& eohgratulattorls =. .::!,s: - =?
The Ifoiiowihg excelfeht pfografn
was rendefod at Trinity NJ e church
Wednesday,. evening before large
and appreciatave' taudiehSe:4 .-.' 5F"'
instrumental solo, Anna Washins ton
; Vocal ..,:.,..,::..:.. Marie Myfea
! Duet. Mary Jet and Alfred clArk
Instrumental -. tfiliRnE Robinson
Vocal '........S.... J., W. Martin
Vocal .+......c:. Tbnbeg brown
| Recitation, Mar OF An1ntBt'F.> - :. "
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are on the ssss 4Iast fts&yys i
Charles fIoas nss 4tS Menongah.
was ga s,|1ses5 -, n
WashinSton md ~ EFswwere, cali,
ers II Men9K 4th !, (
/; list, t'tss'EHsk & the ) sick '.
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~ & s4-goLI CTTDktS-- X ~
Ss ntsd ito 6, take |silbscriptions
q rim POLICE GAZETTE,
her WITH hand s6hasfy illus
I book Of the Life and Bat.
Jack JOHNSON, H..
1lrst coioyed thSsVyW4fkht :
OF BE- wolfe; aKiso
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Mrs. Samuel Nowlint of. wheeling,
vas talied, Ihe1he by ,>.ttho$ serious, III
ness ef'hes cousin, Aisa poataee Rob
ertst lfa4 ',~,,'~H - a. t.3a.. ~
. Mrs. Howard Blackwell IL able to
be out. again sstat sah yAataak, aos, ap-
pendicitibI , T. r H., 81 - p. T.,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-09-11
Notice Of HEARING

In the matter Of the estate Of Christopher w.
Miller. deceased. late Of the City Of Superior.
Douglas Co. Wis. In Probate.
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GREAT MUSIC OFFER.

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performers on the Piano or Organ and
twenty-five cents in silver or postage
and we will mail you postpaid our lat
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GLIDING Rud. Knauer's famous Flight
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-09-11

The heads Of all universities an
schools in which trchnicsl foresty
is taught have been invited by
Clifford Pinchot, United States
forester. to attend or send n rep
r.sentative te the Conference ON
education in forestry which will
be held in Washington in Dec. In
his letter Of invitation, the forcstr,
says;
I believe that n conference OF
representatives Of all forest schols
and colleges in which forestry is
taught might be made OF great
value to the general progress OF
forestry in the United States, ms
well ns to the institutions which
teach forestry, and to the forest
which employs 90 many of Their
graduates, md which is vitality IN
terested in lhe best training OF for
esters. Such n conference might
well consider The objects and met
hods OF forest instruction the ore.
nniZatiou and standards OF eduCu
tional work in the field Of forestry
the coordination Of the work of
different institutions, aud the ned
OF the forest service. and other en-
ployers OF forest graduates.
| hope You will find it possible
to be present or to send p delegate
toa conference Of this kind, which
with tide concurrence OF the iusti.
tu,ions concerned will be held in
Was ington December 30 and q,
1909"
From all yyer the country the
plan has met with enthusiastic
support, letters of acceptance hay.
iug been received from nearly
every institution TO which the in.
yitatipn has been sent,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-09-11
CHOICE MISCELLANY
Pooling the Battleships,

During the recent mnneurers be
tween the submarine aotila and the
b0ttleship sQuadrons OF the British
navy some ingenious ruses were adopt
% by the former to mlslead the latter.
One Of the most successful was the
building OF an exact replica Of the
coming tower and short length OF
tho top of the submarine OF canvas
material This was painted the same
color as the submarine and was at
tached TO the top OF the craft The
submarine then Travelled toward one
Of the hostile vessels. and when with
In range. and as conspicuously rs posi-
BILE. the canvas structure was released
1t Immediately hoated to the surface
OF the water. Directly the submarine
had discarded the mock structure II
sunk again and. completely altering its
course. approached the vessel from
another quarter.
This canvas affair. being conspicu-
Gus. Immediately attracted the war
ships attention. and a severe fro was
directed upon It While this firing was
In progress the submarine arose again
to tho surface on the opposite side OF
the wlrshlp and succeeded In launch
ing q torpedo unobserved and at close
range The r,lse WAS therefore con,
Dletely successful
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-09-11
l.ll;3I!''|3|;{|IIl3
SITE OF MADRID.
Arid Now, Il Once Abounded In For.
cs.s and Gardens,

Arid Now, Il Once Abound,d In For.
csts and Gardens,
Travellers dnd II hard 60 believe that
Madrid ever nhouudcd with wntcr.
The mcdrrn town stands on SO bleak
and arid an cmincuce. us surround
ings, save IN early spring nrr so
parchcd ana dusty and the water ped,
dlcr's cry Of Aqua Aqua * =" IN.
sistrut and ubiquitous one fancies
Madrid mus, have hccn thirsty from
The beginning
Yet It's ancient coat ~ arms was n
large alnt half Immersed IN water.
with steel haichets striking II on ei-
Their Side the ascending sparks form
Ing sort ot canopy around II Az.
pended rss the motto:
/ .a> built on water.
My walls arc 81 nra
such IL my -mbgaEonment.
This device was emblrmatic Only Of
the city In its cnily days before
Charles V. had started Il ON It's head.
long career II greatness merely be
cause no credited It's climate with hav
Ing currd him " a fever lie II was
who frst conceived the r<ciect Of ele
waiting Il 10 the rank Of capital IL
was len. however. TO his son, Philip
II, 10 promulgsts the decree declaring
the town 70 bs unica Corts.
A, that time Madrid wus . small
town snbower~i IN gardens and
wvxsis and meadows ana With springs
and wells la,shly supplied by natur~
The AAnAanares now . urlanc holy.
msagsr stT~An. WAS OF . measurable
depth Dvt with the apportioning Of
her terrstory into palaces and lodging
houses for the royal hs0serscu and
the cutting down OF the trcss to swell
the royal treasury the inevitable fol-
lowed The sun OF we'll nigh go SUN.
mers has burned spl r,ournvd lie s!ts
Of the cid town and is bestripp<1
suburbs and dried ~ the natural Inois
turn Al present the climate Of Mad.
rid Is nearly the most trylaS In al
Europe From Calverf's Madrid
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-09-11
NIGHT ON BALD MOUNTAIN.

On lonely night Alex Renton OF
Fort Edward, y y, climbed Bald
Mountain 10 the home otH ueishhnr,
tortured by Asllmn hrut or curing
hlm win Or. Kings New Discovery,
tina. had cured himself ot aSyh,np this
wonderful medicine soanrolcivcd and
quick ey cured his nrighbor Later IL
cured his sons wife OF n ,evere lung
trouble. Millions heleivc tts the great
est thtonI aud huns curo on earth
Coughts conl1s orous hrmorrhages
aud sore 'uug- arc snrlcy cured by It
Best Tor hay lever Krlp and whopplng
cough sc upu 500 1rnlholt'c tree
Guaranteed Toy all urukGist.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-09-11

In the Matter Of the Estate OF Robert l.. Hunter
deceased late Of the City Of Superior.
Douglas Co., Wis. In Probate
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-09-11
In County Court.

Letters OF administration having been
granted to Claude Murray Esq of the City Of
superior. upon the estate of Luella c. Wdger
deceased. late Of the City Of Superior in Doug las
County. Wisconsin. and an order having been en-
tered herein on the cath day Of August 1909
limiting tho time for creditors to present their
claims against the said estate for examination
and allowance to six months from and after the
Gath day of August 1909
Notice is Hereby Given, That the said
County Court will. on tho first Tuesday
OF each month of the succeeding
six months hereafter. at regular
terms of the County Court then to be held at 10
O'Clock a m, OF said days. at the office of the
county Judge. in the Court House. in the city of
Sunerior, Wisconsin. receive. examine and ad-
Just all claims and demands of every person
against tho estate of said deceased.
Claims should DO verified and filed before
the expiration Of said six months
Dated this Faith day OF August, 1909
BY the Court
l.. 8 LARSEN
County Judge
Grace & Hudnail
Attorneys Aug % Sept. is
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-09-11
PvontaSss Poultry breeds.

In answer to question from .
soadsr as to which Is the best all
around bied OF chickens for laying
and market the Poultry Advocate
sayE The general purpose breeds arc
the Plymouth Rocks, Wyandottes and
Rhode Island RedA II you handle
t1sm properly you WIN certainly b
pleased with any one OF them. The
Plymouth Rocks stand at the head -
= fanciers fowl, with tive Wyandottss
q close second. 1t does not matter
which variety Of these breeds you
choose, az that u only . matter Of
toathers"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-09-11

For Sale-$lOO coupon on Il
piano ut W estgaard's Music Store.
Good until Sept, 4th 1909. Will
sell for SO.
Address. Superior Times
Sta. A Superior, Wis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-09-11

Report OF tho financial Condition
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-09-11

Notice is hereby Given. That at Special
term Of the County Court TO be held in and for
said County, ut the County Judges office in the
Court House. in the City Of Superior. Douglas
County. Wisconsin. on the 2lst dry Of Sept
| 800 at 10 o'clock In the forenoon Of that day
the following matter will be heard. considered
and acted upon by tho Court:
Tho application OF Anna NJ. Miller that she
be appointed Administrative Of the estate Of
Christopher w. Miller deceased.
Dated this oath day Of August 1909
ny the Court.
l.. s. LARSEN
County Judge.
T. f. McCausland
Attorney Aug. % Sept. Al
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-09-11
Notice to Creditors

State Of Wisconsin,
Douglas County.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-09-11

OF tho Superior state Rank, located at Superior
state Of Wisconsin, az tho close Of business on
the lst lay OF Sept. iYoe. pursuant to call by
the commissioner Of Banking
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-09-11

Notice Is Hereby Given. That at regular
term Of the County Court TO be held in and for
said County. at the County Judges Office in the
Court House. in the City OF Superior. Douglas
County. Wisconsin, on the 9Th day Of Oct. 1909
at 10 O'Clock in the forer Of that day. the fol-
lowing matter will be heard. considered and
acted upon by the court:
The application Of Lorimer Hunter. for the
appointment Of an Administrator Of the estate Of
Robert L. Hunter late of the city of Superior in
said County. deceased.
Dated this 9TH day Of September 1909.
BY the court.
J.. S. LARSEN.
County Judge.
Grace e. Hudnall Sept IL -25
Attorneys
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-08-27
New Hope News.

The speech of Col. j. B. Cheek
last Sunday was fine and was lis
tened to by large crowd. We hope
to have Col. Cheek with us again
before he returns home.
Mrs. jamie Ballard and Miss Maud
Grace visited Mrs. Mollie Jones last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Coleman, of
Muldon. are visiting Mrs. DIR. J. O..
Riley and relatives this week. We
are glad to have Mr.. Coleman with
US, as he is our school mate.
We very much regret that DIR. J.
o. Riley is on the sick list.
Mrs. ]. O. Riley has returned
home from a visit To Tupelo. and
has had grand trip.
There are great preparations be-
ing made in this community for the
New Hope meeting, beginning next
Sunday. We expect to have a good
revival meeting.
Mr.. II. NJ. Blair and Mrs. Louis
Durrett. of Quincy, visited their
mother last week. ONYX.