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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-04-17

The Gile Livery stable has been
sold to f. A. Clark and r N VIII
liams who have taken charge. Mir.
Gle has been the owner Tor number
al years. The business is the only one
its kind in the East End and tae new
owners expect to put in several i'm
provements. Mr. Clark Will be the
manager and have full charge Of the
business.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-04-17
WORDS TO FREEZE THE SOUL

"Your son has consumption. His
case is HOPELESS" These appaliil 3
words were spoken to Geo. B.eVcn
Il leading merchant of Springfield,
N. G. by two doctors one a lung spec.
ialist. Then was shown the wonderful
power Of Dr. Kings New Discovery.
After three weers use' writes Mr..
Blevens, he was as well as ever. !
would not take all the money in The
world for what it did for my boy" in
fall,b!e for coughs colds its the safest.
slrest cure Of desperate lang d,aoascs
on earth. SOC and 81 90. Guarantee
Triol bottle free At al drugg-t
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-04-17
I'D RATHER DIE. DO TOE,

than have my feet cut off. said y /"
Bingham Of Princeyi.c, III bu. SOY j
die from gangrene which had eaten
away eight toes II you don't said u.
doctors. Instead he used Bncklen
Arnica salve till wholly cured. Il
cures Eczema, Fever Sores, Boiia.
Burns and Piles astound til world. u
c at all Dauagist.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-04-17
! f. Tostevin Of Central Park has

J. f. Tostevin Of Central Park has
returned from an extended Western
trip.
Prof. w. J. Archer spent his Easter
vacation with friends in Lake City,
MINI.
TITO Knights OF Pythias have plan
ned to give an entertainment on
April 2sth.
Prof. j. s Jedney Of the Nelson
Dewey spent his Easter vacation at
Baldwin, Wis.
Herbert LATTE was down from
Biwabils and spent Easter with the
home folks.
The Superior Postal Clerks gave
their first annual ball on Tuesday
evening Apr. 10.
Miss Dora O'Hare has returned to
| Menonimee. where she is attending
the Stout Training School.
Rosewood Camp No. 4945 NJ. w. A.
will give o ball Mt Music Hail on next
Tuesday evening, Apr. Goth.
Miss Gertrude Kasper returned to
Gilbert, Mimi, Monday after a short
visit with her sister, Mrs. G. l.. Day.
Rev. II. w Knowles spent the
weel, at Chippewa Falls where he is
attending t he regular meeting Of the
Chippewa Presbytery.
Several important sales in property
are noted this week, both in the city
and lands in the county and good
values were received in every in
stance.
! c. s. Starkweather of South Range
was in the city Monday. Mr.. Stark
weather has been i'll for sometime,
| but is now fully recovered from his
illness and is planning extensive
! operations for his farm this season.
Misses Alice and Lou Mccarthy
who have been visiting at the home
/ Of their uncle, VIM Mccarthy OF w.
I 3rd St, have returned to their home
I in Coleraine.
/ Principal a. c ShOng Of the Nelson
, Dewey has been honored by the Uni.
versity OF Wisconsin oy being APP
/ pointed chairman Of the alumni com
mittee of the history department.
Iae appointment as made by Presi-
dent Van iIi-e and by the appoint
mclt, Mr.. Saongi is made member
O, the tate board Of visitors lie will
I be expected to visit the history de
nartment OF the University and make
suggestions from the alumni point OF
view. Mr.. shong has been doubly
,,yrored BY the university in the pas.
yesr. tie honor Of being appointed
lecturer hy he department Of history
,-a.a..eD Icing bestowed upon
him several months ago. The dates Of
tie lectures will be May 10, II, and II
and will be before the students who
expect TO teach history, the SUBJECTS
treated being 'The Relation Of Civics
to History" and Problem. of the
school Principals.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-04-17

WANTED -L"iy 10 advertise our
goods locally Several weeks home
work. Salary ~ 90 per week, Sl00
a day for expenses SAUNDERS co,
Dept. w. IS ~ Observation-Disclosures
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-04-17

AGENTS WAN TED: 1920 crz3ap
portraits 40 cent?, flames 10 cents ~
up, sheet pictures one cent each H
can make 400 percent profit or -
per week. CatalogI" and samp1
free. FRANK W. WILLIAMS q
2Os w. Taylor st, Cha cago, H.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-04-17
Local Items.


Miss Lillian Mccormick spent a few
DAYS with freinls in Duluth last week.
Principal A. &. Shong spent few
DAYS last week at his homestead near
Gordon.
Miss Louis Schaffer is entertaining
the o. p. NJ. Club at her home this
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. BrCtherton have
returned from visit in Minneapolis
and st. Paul.
Mrs. Mary Watts Of W. 18th ST.
spent last week with relativas at
Barker, MINI.
Walter Pierce of Minneapolis was
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
IN O'Hare Easter.
Miss Helen Villars spent Easter
with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. U. S.
Villars in Minneapolis.
J. A. Kelly is visiting his daughters
Mrs. Harmon G. Brown and Miss
Johanna Kelly at Little Falls, MINI.
Miss liable Christie returned last
Sunday from Minneapolis where she
spent her vacation visiting friends.
Miss Katharine Leader returned to
New Richmond last Sunday night
after weeks visit with her parents.
Miss Esther Moran has returned to
Menominee, Wis, to resume her
studies at the Stout Training School.
Miss Harriet Crumpton has re-
turned to Minneapolis after visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ". II.
Crumpton.
Minneapolis where she is attending
school after visit with relatives
here.
The first boat 40 get clearance from
the Superior harbor wasthe Northern
Queen which came to the Daisy Mill
carly Thursday m orning for -four for
the lower lakes
The local order of Hiberians gave
the in fret annual ball at the sacred
Heart Auditorium last Monday even
ing. A large crowd of East End young
folks were present.
The division contest Of the Super
Tor league was held last night at
Spooner, Wis, and the Dewey was
represented by Miss Mary Brooks and
Ray Wine and the Blaine by Miss
Laura Cote and Eimop Wiener.
Fred CronemiIler who was ap-
pointed to the POSITION OF engineer
at the Blaine school declined to Iac-
cept the position because of the fact
that he was required to move his
family to the West End.
A large delegation of Nettleton
Council members attended the West
End meeting Of the order Tuesday
evening A social session and dance
was enjoyed after the initiation of a
large class OF new members.
The dances which have been
planned for the Nemadji pavilion 10.
the summer will be given on Tuesday
and Thursday nights instead OF Mon
day and Friday nights as WIS at first
stated. The first dance will be given
on April q,
Rev. c. J. Mcconnell, pastor evan
gelist OF the Chippewa pre.bytery
with headquarters here, has received
a call to similar position At Mime.
apolis Rev Mcdonnell has not &c vet
accepted the Minneanolis
charge but will deced shortly.
Mr.. McCoGn-il has done some excert
ionally good work in this presbytery
and has work plaD,ned which he /.
Anxious to flush.
-~--A>
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-04-17
rastcniuG f7rvea.

Ewes generally are tuttcned IN
their lambs are wcaucd, which Se,1A
not be later than Aug. l. Owing
hot westhcr and scarcity OF pAAo
they are generally In low o0Aasa0
and It 81 necessary to 90 slowly ut -
In n fNw days, when their milk -
not trouble, try putting them on -
fresh pasture. Rape Is a good 60
Alm,at anything for II change VII =
good Then begin giving small ~
OF gain, corn. oats and bran q =
meal. This should be gradually -
creased TO one pound per day, whk13
their pasture is good, should be am
Client II their teeth arc bad, crack -
corn; don't grind It. In hot weathH10
there are no shade trees near. II -
good plan to let sheep run to 4 bxs1aD
shed during the heat Of the day. go
they can have water. Feed them -
at noeu.--Richnrd Wollcy In AmGAU
Agricti urist.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-04-17

Tho best way to give lime to fovs
u IN the form of bones. either fresh -
finely broken or burned and In an
Thon the lime viii be dlgested eastR
and supply the needs OF the fows
henlthfully, And, as all animals TIE
feed ON vegetable food need salt =
refresh the gastric fluid and resSna
the wastes of the body, this 10 II
best and most safely given In smA
quantities with the food every Dig
Salt In excess is 4 most Acrid ooassS
Farmers Advocate.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-06-04

Good cakes and bread at the
Panhandle Bakery, South side.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-06-04
TWO MEET FREY DEATH.
Henry Milan and Little Daughter Burned to
Death in Deaf Smith County
Saturday Night

Hereford, May 3l.-Henry
Milan and his little 6.year-old
son were burned to a crisp Sat
urday night about / o'clock on
the farm of W. NJ. Linville, about
eighteen miles west of Hereford
Milan, who was a son-in-law
of Linville, was asleep with the
boy upstairs. the remainder of
the family being on the lower
floor
Miss Viola Linville, who had
been visiting neighbors, came in
the front door and caught sight
of a sheet of flame in the upstairs
room, coming out of the lamp
chimney.
Miss Linville screamed and
awoke Milan, who jumped up
and grabbed the lamp. Nailed
screened windows prevented
him throwing the flaming lamp
outdoors. so he called to Miss
Linville to open the front door,
door ard started down the stairs
with the lamp in his hand.
At the landing a terrific eX-
ploSion occurred and Milan fell
in his tracks without uttering
word. His body and the house
was saturated with the burning
oil and all efforts to reach the
unconscious man or his little son
were unavailing. The house
burned quickly with its con-
tents. Only the charred skele-
tons of the two unfortunateS re-
main to tell the sad story.
The funeral was held at /
O'Clock Sunday afternoon in the
Hereford cemetery.
Milan is survived by a wife
and two other children.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-06-04
At the Christian Church,

ON account of the absence of
the pastor, J. J. HutchiSon. there
will be no preaching services at
the Christian church in this city
Sunday. the pastor being absent
in attendance upon thecommence-
ment exercises of the Texas
Christian University at Waco.
and the state convention of the
Christian Churches at CorSicana.
The Training for Service" class
which meets each Friday even
ing at the church is receiving
considerable attention from those
who desire to study the Bible
there being now an enrolment
of 30. On account of other mat
ters the meeting for this week
was to have been held last night
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-06-04
HOLINESS CAMP MEETING.
Arrangements Beng Mace for Prot'aoted
Meeting 70 be Held Here in August
This Year.

According To present arrange
mentS the Holiness people of
the Plains will have an enthusiasts
tic meeting in this city in Aug
ust of this year. the arrange
ments being for the meeting to
begin on August - and extend
ing September }. The place for
the meeting has not been detin.
itely decided upon but it is
that a large tent would be Secur-
ed and placed at some convent
ent place.
The principal portion of the
preaching will be done by Revs.
Joseph f. and Robert H. Bates,
who are known in this city, and
in the services they are to be
assisted by an able corps OF
singers
Speaking Of the meeting, W.
f. Bates of this city. said: You
may tell the people that this
meeting is to be interdenomina,
tional, meaning that we desire
the cooperation of all religious
people. All christian people are
invited to take part in the meet
ing and are requested to begin
now TO pray for great revival.
The meeting is especially for
the salvation of the irreligious,
the reclamation of the backsider
and the sanctitication of believers
for which the Savior prayed in
the seventeenth chapter of
John"
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-06-04

W. r. Gibson of Umbarger,
was in the city Monday.
The Panhandle Bakery, South
side of square for good bread.
Lem Scoggins came up from
Happy and spent Sunday in this
city.
Cowart's candies are the best
candies.
DR.. >. L. Ingham has returned
from visit with his brother at
Oklahoma City.
c. y. Harrison, Abstracts and
Insurance. Office in rear of
First National Bank. 4Stf
Miss Florence Johnson leftlast
Monday afternoon for a protract-
ed Visit 10 chicago.
Let Garrison. Davis d Co.
write your fire insurance. They
represent strong, substantial
companies.
Mrs. Amanda Hawkins of Mid
lothian, arrived in this city last
Sunday and will spend several
weeks at the home of her son,
Rev. NJ. +. Hawkins.
Miss nellie Boyle, teacher of
the school in the Hoffman neigh.
borhood was in this city this
week visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Holt. for
mer residentsoft this city but now
living at Plainvi ew, were in this
city this week visiting with some
of their friends.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-06-04
Wheeled 1000 Miles.

NJ. J. Stroud of Des Moines.
Iowa. was in Hereford Tuesday
for the purpose of looking at his
land, which he boughtsome three
years ago. He has ridden over
1000 miles on his wheel accord
ing to the readings of his CYCLIC
meter and he expected to make it
ont to his land and back to Adrian
a distance Of 30 miles. in about
four hours. From there he will
cut across the country to Dial
hart from which place he will re.
turn TO his home. Hereford
Brand,
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-06-04

Judge l.. NJ. Buie of Stamford,
was in this city the first of this
week making a visit with his
brother, Judge B. Frank Buie.
Miss Lancaster of Umbarger,
was a pleasant caller at this Office
last Saturday.
G. S. Frary, who lives south
west of this city, was in town
last Saturday attending to some
business matters. To the News
reporter Mr.. Frary stated that
there had been sufficient rain in
his neighborhood to make a good
season for the present and that
the farmers were very busy with
their work.
Cowart' : confectionery for con-
fectionS.
j. W. Turner, who is building
the Catholic church building at
I'm barger, was in town Monday
ordering the bell for the editice.
Prof. \. e.. Harrison went to
Tulia Tuesday on business and
to attend the closing exercises
of the Tulia Public School. He
will go to Canyon City and spend
a short time before returning to.
Silverton. -Silverton Enterprise
Insure against fire at once with
Garrison, Davis & Co.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-06-04
Il Broke Him.

Senator Aldrich was criticising
at a dinner in Washington GER
tain phases of tariff revision.
They won their point, he said
smiling. In winning it the ex-
ercised considerable ingenuity,
too. They reminded me of a
young Foster bride.
She married, this resource
full creature, a young man of
rather gay habits. Yet from the
start all went well. The hus band
soon became the village model of
domesticity.
Jim, said a girl friend to the
bride, no longer spends his
evenings at the club, does he:'
oh, no, said the other, laugh
ing. / soon broke jim of that.
How did you do it, asked the
girl.
Every night he went out, she
explained, I'd put two armchairs
side by side before the parlor
radiator, and then I'd hold a
match to a cigar till the room
got a faint odor of smoke" h
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-06-04

Mrs. Tom Wilson and children
of Plainview were in this city
the first of the week visiting
Mrs. Wilson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Pipkin.
l.. l.. Monroe of Canyon City,
was in Wildorado on business
Monday. Mr.. Monroe owns a
half section about three quarters
of a mile west of town. Wilde
RADIO Herald.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-06-04
Musical Entertainment.

Those who are studying music
under the direction of Miss Pearl
Gillian are to give Il recital at
opera house in this city tonight.
\ nice program for the occasion
has been arrangeda and the friends
of Miss Gillian and the members
of the class, who are all invited,
will be treated to one of the best
entertainments of the season.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-06-04
Big Ranch Deal,


Walter Taylor has sold the old
L. c. Beverly ranch six miles
north of Clarendon. to ". II.
Williams. Of Greenyille. Texas. at
$1,000 y. Q. McAdams and
son are here from Hunt county
seeing after the property and it
is being surveyed this week. Mr..
McAdams son will be put in
charge of the ranch. 1t is a fine
body of land and one calculated
to be profitable. -Clar g n d 0 n
Chronicle.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-06-04
How 10 XIII Your Town.

Kick.
Keep kicking
Kick your merchants.
Kick the City Council
Kick your Public School.
Kick all Public Institutions.
Kick every progressive move,
ment for the betterment of the
town.
Kick against subscribing mon
ey for anything beneficial to the
town.
Kick against every tax propo-
sition.
Especially kick against all
school tax propositions.
That's the way to kill your
town. -Ex.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-06-04

Ira Robertson, the railroad
contractor, was in from his camp
Friday and placed a nice order
for printing with the Avalanche
Mr.. Robertson is employed on
the Santa Fe extension from
Plainyiew to Lubbock. Lubbock
Avalanche.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-06-04
HAPPY ORGANIZES COMMERCIAL CLUB.
Enthusiastic Meeting Of Representative Busi
ness Men Of Happy,

Monday evening, about six
o'clock in the afternoon. the edi-
tor. hereof, in company with two
land agents. one commercial
secretary. one automobile man,
one banker. one Methodist
preacher, one lawyer and one
gentleman from the north, load
ed themselves into a pair of
automobiles and took passage for
the beautiful little city of Happy
about sixteen miles north of
Tulia. Happy, in size and com
mercialimpOrtance, takes second
place in Swisher county, and is,
indeed a happy and prosperous
town. \ few short months ago
there was nothing to engage the
hungry vision to mark the place
where Happy now stands, save a
broad eXpanSe of fertile plain
covered over with browsing herds
of white face cattle today it is
ditferent-the energy and push
OF a small handful of thrifty and
determined citizens has wrought
great transformation and as a
token to their enterprise, there
stands a beautiful and comely
little city of about five hundred
prosperous and happy citizens,
while the rural district around
are dotted with many comfort
able new homes and large farms
of waving grain. All of which
bears witness to the pluck and
faith Of the citizens in and
around Happy.
The mission OF our company
was TO assist the citizens Of
Happy in the organization of
commercial club. On our arrival
we We're refreshed with a splen-
did supper which the hospitable
citizens had prepared for Us.
after which we repaired TO the
town hall where we found assem-
bled a large crowd Of enthusiasts
tic citizens who had met fully
determined that Happy should
be well represented in the line of
commercial clubs as any of her
sister towns. After a few short |
talks by some of the Tulia dele
cation, they proceeded to organ
ize strong and vigorous club |
with a mem bership of twenty /
eight TO begin with and elected |
Mr.. J. O. Bradenbaugh as pres
ident and Otis Malcolm as secre-
tary.
To take it all in all, we felt
that the evening was well spent
and that Swisher county had
scored one or two ahead of any
other town of the Panhandle or
Plains, in this that we have three
i've commercial clubs in our
county, with a class of member
ship that cannot be excelled any
where on earth. With the united
Efforts of these three CONNER
;ial clubs Swisher county should
make such strides in the line of
progress and development as
never was before witnessed in
my section of the country
ruiia Standard
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-06-04

Cowart has plenty of good
candies, fruits, nuts, popcorn
and peanuts.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-06-04

Garrison. Davis 4 Company
for Fire Insurance.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10

so.,ry from the scent Of the depu-
,,.s who were beating the brush IN
tho iung,e, which IL known In wind
sor az Little Russia"
The village of Windsor was trihe
late and will probably lose the op-
portunity OF collecting poll TAX
for the benefit OF the burg, as Uncle
Sam will want the gentlemen AS
soon as Weld county gets through
with them. Marshal Knowles OF
windsor assisted in the raid ana u
js said that the evidence Is concius-
i've to convict every one OF tne"i'
ro,,owinx are the names OF those
captured:
rd Foster and viii Carter. two
negroes; George Ingram. JACOB
Gruner, j. Abe. Tom watkins
frank and VIII Boyer. Mike Decker
VIM, Deter and two Russians
The officers have made up thet'
minds to stop the sale of whisky IN
Weld county and this element II
several towns 10 feeling quite un
easy. wondering II 1t ID their turf
rext They may rest assured ina
they will be reached In due ume
In don't make any diffe, ence whethiI
they get out Of the state or not
Uncle Sam can pick them up any
where.
The other Jap from Eaton. wh'
maid his fine last week. was capture'
Yesterday by the United States mar
shall and taken to Denver with IN
other seven. Matomi was his name
} and he and Fuikui will probably se
service at Fort Leavenworth.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10
NAY MUNCE USES hENoL' r."
ON FORMER HUSBAND.
lad DOMESTIC TROUBLES
Jew and May Munce. Married. A''
vorcsd, Together Again WIN
ont License, Have . hiGh
Old Time In Restsnr'
ant Over Cook.

At 3 o'clock Friday night MAY
Nance shot three times at her ior-
NOR husband.
May Munce smoked up old Jess
q little last night" That was 'he
description given by the sherin over
the phone in telling the district al
eofney of the attempt to commit
murder. Jess Munce runs a 'dinKy
restaurant on Eighth street, near
tie Red Front Department store.
May Munce was once his WIFE, out
cot q divorce about year ago anu
last summer May married something
eAes, which stayed about two weeks
For some time since May has been
baek with her first love, Jess. on a
sort of probation plan. and the ON
esrs say the couple have neglecte1
tAe formality OF second license
- marriage ceremony.
Friday the row started between
Nay and Jess on account of the COOK.
Whsn night came the man who IS
supposed to split tissue paper. with
4 carving knife was not in his ac-
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10
GREELEY REAPING HARVEST or
THE COAL WAR.
FUEL DOWN TO n.a TON
ProaAise1 RAilrOads, 6poo ~ ~l."
per Hundred, and the Exceed
ingly Low Price On Coal
Gives Greeley Canse
for Retuacana.

The people OF Greeley should not
walt till next November to celebrate
their Thanksgiving for 1909 out
should set apart some day TINS
week for special day Of prayer for
all the good things bestowed 70 far
this wear. To say nothing of all
the railroads we are promised. and
the big Jump in land values. and
the fact that spuds have reached ~
per hundred, there 10 also the con-
alteration that We have been do
mated many thousands Of dollars by
the trust. Saturday 80 coal sell
Ing for $2.5O by some Dealers and
IL It keeps on there will be prem
ium offered by the merchants to the
public to cart it away.
All this coal comes from the VI
cinity of Firestone and Frederick
and the war was first started by the
Denver Times and the Denver Post
Each paper sells coal for the diner
ent mines and their journalistic
lCOmDGllIlOu WAS Shiiiou 'Aeo
coal business. to the great benefit o
the public. It costs 30 cents pc
ton to mine coal and the freight
x1.1O more. 1t Is said that the deal
ers are getting the coal for the ac
tual cost of production and freight
and the desire for trade among Tn
l,ocol uoorchanta started the huctua
tion here until the dealers are pra'
tically delivering coal with absolute
ly NO margin for themselves. IL
certainly time for great re1oiciht
It Is we'll that the merchants CIV
the trade the benefft OF the nsh
among the big operators VINO ca
afford to stand but 1t Is depiorao'
II the nght becomes 30 local as :
jeopardize the interests OF our o~
merchants.