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Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-15

were as follows: Fred G. Bean, Ante
lope valley, alfalfa; George Cole, Whit
tier, apples, pecans, apricots, walnuts ;
acacia tree: T. A. Gardner, University
lead; Mrs. J. E. Boyce, Santa Monica,
corn; N. Hayden, Vernon, plums, april
E. L. Heuck, Vernondale, blackberries ;
G. w. Hicks, orange tree; Mrs. M.
Hayes, Vernon, apricots.
Mr.. Hayden has engaged table and
intends keeping it filled with products
from his ranch
Flowers donated-Mrs. M. w. Oliver,
Mrs. G. A. Holden, Miss M. Creery, Miss
Greebe, Miss N. Hutchinson, Mrs. l..
O'Brien, Mrs. M. B. Smith, Mrs. John
Bryson, Sr., Master Jesse Bry son, Mrs.
VIM. Bryson, Mrs. Lothin, Mrs. DIR.
Mitchell, Mrs. Lansingh, Mrs. G. N.
Richardson.
The Ladies' Annex.
That body full of local patriotism, the
ladies' annex to the chamber of COM
merce, met yesterday. Mrs. Dr. Wilder
occupied the chair and Mrs. Mcdonnell
performed the duties of secretary.
The publishers of the Sunday World
offered to publish all matter relating to
the annex which the ladies might fur
nish. The offer was accepted.
AS result of considerable discussion
resolution was adopted stating that it
was the sense of the annex that it's
members should give articles of home
manufacture the preference over those
imported.
A firm which deals in such articles
presented each lady with a bottle of
favoring extract and of liquid blueing,
which gifts were most highly appreci-
ated.
A letter was received from Mr.. Hervey
Lindley and Major E. w. Jones, owners
of the Broadway market house, thank
ing the ladies for their services at the
festivities at the opening Of the market.
The following were elected members: :
Mrs. L. G. Meyers, Mrs. R. 7. Temple
ton, Mrs. F. R. Warner, Miss Louisa H.,
Kramer, Mrs. d. D. Jonston, Miss Flor
ence Variel. Mrs. E. H. Alexander,
Mrs. J. B. Leveridge, Mrs. Annie S.
Milligan, Mrs. E. H. Hutchinson.
The following resolutions were offered
by Mrs. DIR, Mitchell and Mrs. w. d.
Bryson, of the committee on resolutions,
and was adopted:
Resolved, That whereas, Major H. w.
Patton has, by his capable, amiable and
gentlemanly conduct in his official rela-
tions with the annex, so far won it's es-
TEEN and regard that the ladies COM
prising the same most sincerely regret
his resignation from the chamber of
commerce as secretary;
Resolved, also, That the ladies return
to him their grateful thanks and hearty
appreciation of favors bestowed, and eX-
tend to him their best wishes for his
future success in life.
Resolred, That copy of these resolu-
tions be presented to Mr.. Patton.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-15
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Several Donations to the Permanent
Exhibit,

The chamber of commerce exhibit
room is bower of semi-tropic beauty at
present, as we'll as practical exponent
of semi-tropic resources. The entrance
and the room have been decorated by
placing quite large plants peculiar to
Southern California in picturesque ar
ray. These include about twenty
varieties of palms, while orange,
banana and other trees will be added in
few days. The FLASHING fountain is
encircled by rare plants, and altogether
the great room looks park-like, and is a
cool, delightful place Of resort.
Donations to the exhibit yesterday
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-15
Chinese on the WAY:

United States Marshal Gard yesterday
received telegram from Ensenada
stating that yesterday morning the
steamer Newbern landed sixty-five
Cinnamon at that port, having brought
them from Guaymas. They are under
stood to be on their way into the
United States via Tia Juana, but in view
of the precautions taken by Major Gard
it is not probable that they will get very
far on this side of the line before they
find themselves in the hands of United
States officers.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-15
The Purest and Best.

Ask For It.
Minnesota Spring Wheat Patent Flour.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-15
Pullman Passengers.

Passengers for San Francisco and
northern points over the Southern Pa.
cifc yesterday were: Arthur Rodgers
Miss George, Mr.. Howe, E. A. Ray, Mr.
Ellis, Mrs. J. M. johnson, Governor R,
w. Waterman, Mrs. Fitz Maurer, P. j,
Deacon, Mrs. Hatfield, L. Myers, S,
Ferrier, Mrs. Simpson, E. G. Smith, j.
S. Kinnan.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-15

For Family Use.
Minnesota Spring Wheat Patent Flour.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-15
TO EXCHANGE.

i land, at Placentia, with water, for first
class eastern acres or Los Angeles city property.
MEAD & CHAPLIN, "a N. Spring st. je29 I'm
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-15

Minnesota Spring Wheat Patent Flour.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-15

Try "Pride OF the Family" soap.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-15
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

ATA MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF
~ the Los Angeles County Bank held July
9Th, 1890, a semi-annual dividend OF six ($6)
dollars per share on the capital STOCK was
declared, payable Immediately.
jy9-7t GEO. H. STEWART, Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-28
PERlSHED At SEA.
Vessels Reaching English Ports Re-
porr Terrible Weather
snT SAILORS gl,E BEEs BRoEsED


Ia>uoe Jan Iae gates ron
aIr1 rrre@slls sutr.a art
fe.os.tF ln lls southeru por aoa 9t fn.
z.aaa aua la Wales a.n1aF A.eaa.
suait ln Nales Is rentsrea Irp4s-a-
b's bv tbe flgy of the gale
Arr salons Aafe ae -nert
oterboa4d aud drown Ile
parade a. sand C4te IS a-y 5e
strored The ship Trek ts irou
Greerock for RIO jaae.ro u-s wrecked
onsrhs Needles Several ci -4e cfee
Were drowned.
The B-.tsh ship Loch No-lart cap
tain AnlreT. from p.sasua November 2
for Hamburg. Is ashore a. tAllaatsoog
Holland. Iary of her cle" were
washed overheard after she strncE ana
all nerished HEAVY seas are bfeasiug
over The I0cb Moidart aud size ls rapid
ly going 10 pieces Two ot hes crew
who were swept overheard succeeded in
swimming 90 tae soore. afte- desper-
ate struggle 81 lth tlc waves.
The British shlp pJanet CoWan. Captain
Livingston before reported having re-
turned 20 Plymouth in distress lost a
number of sails when od the lsle OF
Wight Lass Thursday Five Of her crew
were lost Although tie ship vas al
most dismaste3 the remainder of Tie
crow succeeded in naE eating her 10
plymouth.
The steamer Yorkshire al Liver
pool from Baltimore was flooded.
and her bridges destroyed and sas-
famed other damages. Three seamen
we're blown srom the rigging and TWO
Others were drowned. Damage to prop
ertv by the storm IS general Numhc--
less houses have been unroofcd. The
river shannon in ireland and c number
OF rivers In Wales havo overfowed their
banks. flooding tho adjacent country
The United States steamer Enterprise.
having on board the remains ot Mr
George H. Pendlston, late United States
Minister 70 Germany. sailed from Dart
mouth for New York Sunday, but was
compelled 70 return. owing 70 stress of
weather. The channel steamer Paris.
plying between New Haven and
Dieppe. and concerning whose safety
some fears were entertained. has ar
rived at Dover in a disabled condition.
The Allan line steamer Manitsban.
Captain Johnston. from Boston January
10 for Glasgow. arrived AT Greenoclr.
She reports having experienced very
heavy weather. during which she was
severely damaged. Seas carried away
her after deck and flooded the saloon.
Three hundred OF the cattle on board
were either killed or swept overheard.
QUEENsTowN. Jan. 21.--The westerly
hurricane now prevailing is OF unprece-
dented severity. The sea has caused
much damage 10 tho town. A mum ber
Of small crafts have been swa ped.
Outward-b bound line steamers report
fearful weather in the Irish channel.
The bark Sidlaw. from P4saY, cncoun-
tered hurricanes for ten days anG lost
her first mate by drowning.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-28
OVER 4 TRESTLE
A Frishtfd Wreck on ths l1onou~ .
Route at Carmel lnd
A IRAN IUNRLES HIO 4 CREEE
fiFe fssseoEcrs s4iiiea. Ehof Baalss ae.
AS faFfis traaa4tea te see Frs
Nnicn nrraks uut A Nuutber -
aFfhers EaaiF aart


fvofs, hrolas Ind Ian - Pss
seuFer uafa Ao oh she Monan - o..
U1leh leu tllcsEe SUNDAY n.eLt al
oa was wrecked at $50 ocloch tA.s
morning enc uiis above Carmel, ...
l4ge siateen mileS norrh oi tlls .rs.
1hf ualu nas r-aAlns 81 rsp'o
ana a. appgoachiug lle long Uesl.t
across Nilkcrson creek Uteu the ten1ef
Jumped the track The engineer re
versed his engine. but before THE alr
brakes coala caecs sac speed oi the
traln the 4aeoHoI.Y sn0 paEgase e-raf
had CLEARED taa tpest.e. The sioepef snd
smcklnc -eoa.a nrnt over inie ne cree h.
0ota taking Gre almost Immediate =
an8 be.ue cons med in rrmarkatiy
short time Those who escaped rn "a
iured busted themselves in laklnE zee
dead and in areo from the wreck. tea
before Jnls cotld be acoola pl shed the
heat of tAe b-gaug ears became sc la-
tense thar ftey Lad to withdraw As .-I
as Is known .he following sFe thc ENtd
and injured
hilel Mr- Fupfrt Rra.d Ripple lna
burlea twn ohHaflH af s. a.ahsn4 Sael
c4a int eu p.lnag sheridan. I.a
died seou arrr h~.rr rfs.nrr Mrs ii
frf.patIilS of lroiaaat ..s mIssinf and fan
poses to base been banned
Iu' "'' -.'
+. .s,-..-., .... ~. r..... l..-,.
ia s.rsrsIv h.u I Oase 81 wea
ne.a. Iaa coul..gc... fr4ts.rr caf or tte fale
heea Express Ar athf'f iiinf'' ua'f n.'i
forihnaiel} i"r l-e li'lng or'oranls
81 the ladies' caari tr4la no "licu
loii 'hIs ci't ''r chicago d. ..s' ha-
oeeH oIAef'a go meet th' no. Ai
CARMEL ana ~ sopA az Ncia I
tie wreck *~s received the pas
sengers hurfiod 10 Tie scene and
went e@thfH ll TO No'h
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-28

NTwARK \ T. Jan ~ A young
man whose name is vet unknown vas
instantly killed AND Isaac Hal ana
Abraham Slough were seriously hurt
the last named receiving fatal injuries
Just this side ~ Granville Junction
Saturday niFlt The three were esiF-
ing on tho ra 'road track and sfspped
aside % ief fra.n pses hlf rtsrpeo In
frcn' ~ f-s boend in tte other de
rertfcr
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-28
THE MARKETS.
Grain. Provisions Ftc.

CHr~AGo Jan -
rforF steady Patents 81 -O<ss 75 Bak
ers'. s. 30ascs, S'ra.Fhts 81 ,5a425 Winter
Patents - 3084f0, clears - 0oaseo
WHEAr-R Ruled weaker No cash sna Js7u
ary. ~ .75Ac NAV 7aa7e>sc. 40 4 Spring
asG6Ic. So 9. s0075c depending on quality.
CoRv-Q Quiet and easy No and 80 Vel
lor ZskE22-. NJ ? 21A32fc. No 2 yellow
27c. 1aguary. 9sKa2shc. Fe0ruarr. 20 sa9Pa.c
March sec MAY 91Aa2lao July 72ia0oRc
OATS wesk and cssis- 80 rash. - a
81 sc. January z1lc. Fenrusry. 1850 March
20Ac May. l24@22Asc June. 2s122isc. Saupi'
sales we're No 2 . i92io 50 White. p "a
Pc. No. 2 2i322c. SO Whifs. 22i,0c7 sc
o.. sidc very choice.
delivery. a.. samples, a. 51fsiso FOR So g
s-9Wc fal No
DtrrHy- Oalet s'o- and dull Common
e Iowa 40 an1 30 2t31-r for Eood 'f
choice 70 2 os1E1c NortGvesfcrn Nc a fhir
ssa3sc good 20 chcfro to7 a. fancT. sc
Nvss PORK Trading moaerstei7 active sn>
p--es rs'sd steady ~ e . 'o- cash
g -sc9 - 20 1anusrv % -H1e 2 'r- F-nru
srv 50 f03f' l- for HaT
Lse0 Trading ar.e fsi- srf pr.crs e'eadT -
y go as ~ f-r -ss1. 81 - 2 - f-r Fer~vsrr
q 1o-.. Co. Na~rh 81 - "a is f-r Va
BrrrFF CreaB-f~. ffE Dairy q e.
Part -r sock H1se
FHr- rr-S' -1tsdfA
Forfr rpv Drosss5 81, es--s 49, - >
n-rsr~6 rarFArs s9l2sr 7o- ? ffrs pr-ss.
% pr Lf~. 4ees~ = ri E- 10 pe- dozen
Hresf-P - euer aof ~~sdr m ne
hsss ~ 2. -a f'T sf.aers I-aes soc+'
>r~ yoes a. r
T7F+r-@'ar teA rrr- srt sasr ~
f. s-e- Fshr-s~r Srs wa-rs efh . &C. ,' ls.
Nav s s9s-ke -s - a7 ~R~ 'Fs~
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-28
SPECIAL

Smith & Sanford
feeling the need of
more room to care
for their increasing
trade, have added to
their large store the
Old Superior Court
roOm(4OX75 ft.)which
will hardly be recog-
nized when improve
ments are completed.
To make room for
their spring purchase
for 30 days special
inducements will be
made to all in need
of Carpets, Draperies,
Rugs, Mattings, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-28
THE Nsw ExTRADITloN TREATY.

ProylslOas 81 tie Proposed ConVsntion
Between England and the Uoited
states.
WAsM>GIoS. Jan. 21.-The new ex-
tradition treaty negotiated by Secretary
blame With Great Britain, nov pending
IN the Senate. has leaked from that
Official reServoir and Is now Published.
Secretary Blaine and Sir Julian Paunce-
fore have agreed upon the following
crimes ia addition 70 those already in
c.uded in the present agreements IS
eGtraditable.
Msnslsughter. counterte.ting Of money, en-.
beuleuent oi money or other valuable artl-
c.es fraud ~ balloe. banker or agent or ofncer
of a similar character. perjury or subOruatioD
O. perjury rape. abduction, child stealing kid.
napng, burglary. house breaking or shop
break.lg piracy. revolt or conspiracy 20 revolt
on ship5oard az ses crimes and onenses
against the laws of both countries FOR the sup
preston % slavery and slave trading.
Political crimes are not cItraditabie and nc
person surrendered can be tried FOR crimes OF a
political character. No person ertrsdited shall
be tried FOR any other crime committed De
fore extradition except the one he is extra
dited for untu ne has had a chance 10 -.
turn 10 the country he was extradited
from. All articles seized in the
possession Of a person eXrr2dited shall be
given up when the extradition takes place
unless a competent authority Of the State
becomes custodian. II several States demand
e1tradltion or the same person the State
making the application hrst shall have prior.
ity \ fugitive convicted OF an oxtraditable
crime and who escapes after conviction, shall
be surrendered on The evidence Of a court OF
record Of his couy GO on. The present conYen-
ton does Doi apply TO crimes as specified which
shall have been committed OF convictions pro
nouncCd prior 70 the date az which The conyen
tion shall have come into force.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-28

A Esaatic Creates sreaa CeznaaoI-on ln q
Ph1zael gata ChareE-

Ph2-ael9aaa ChsseA-
PHu ADELg gniA 4an
6fu4taon services 4i - 3olas 2-s~
% c. arch. corusr 81 - s9sl 49, BIO"
streets this clfy >-a1ay evening" me
ccnxr xrezstlan ~as startled - ne
on 81 ~ apparently oe1eate1
vo.ng uaAn al 10 aFoss tram Eis seat
il re ca4rch. 4n8 PoinE-ng refclse-
81 Rt-rsr Whftaksr aho H4s f4s e
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-28

WV TcsF Jan 27 P0et-7sstsr Van
C.f- spert ~osf t-s entire 6sr ~on-
d1~ttrE tis irrestiF Fst4o- rt- |ra o.
-or-ts ~ -e--rs p Io~nrhsrrr Isre
cashier o. ere D-e+-of oe frrs % bo .e-
--'+ts5 sasa st be bore pbs- tr
vss sAr-t ~ 80 s-rsstes for re ssfs e
f-- Tse surrf f r- t-sfts f. e
--e s-stes ~@I r~~s hefeeer Eff ~
~ ssF r0f
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-28

Both the method and results when
Syrup of tIgs Is taken; if j. pleasant
snd refreshing lo The taste, aud acts
gently yet promptly Ca tie Kidneys,
Liver and B1ae.s. G znses The sYs-
lem edectua.ig dapels colds, head
aches aad fsgers al cures hahllual
constipation syrup of tg. is the
ollY remedy OF is kind ever pro-
dacsd pleasing g. The taste and a.
eeptahle % Tie stomach, prompt Ia
AZ action and truly beneficial ia is
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
Il al aud have made il the most
popular remedy known.
syrup Of Fi-s Is for sale in soc
aad 81 bottles ~ an leadiug drug
gIss. Any Liable drucg who
may rot have ig on hand vii pro
eure i- promp.iy for any one who
wishes to try j. DO nog accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Ffc syrup co.
8sF foasCiocO. csl.
f19i3UlLE eL hEH f0Ff ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-28
REPORT ON THE CIVIL SERVICE.
Mr Roosevelt's Investigation at the New
York Custom-Ho O use.


WAsUrNcrox. Jan 27.-The report OF
Civil Service Commissioner Roosevelt
on the recent Investigation into
alleged violations OF the civi l-Serv-
ice rules in the New York custom
house has been made public The in
vestigation into the subject Of political
assessments prior 20 tho last Presi-
dental election was quite thorough.
In the naval office, under Mr.
Burt. the commissioner states that the
law was observed absolutely. both in
tho letter and spirit. In the collect
- - q, . ND -. NJ, - =, .o,.0-4 s. ,-e
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-28

hcuss 80 7 q Hsalev = 60 7-e 70 80
eldest IN -hs -ity. sas been -lessi 81
'he sse-F 81 -'aiz hsis - che E07--
uaer- 7- Nssiorsl Rsnk ~ Pscris f0- sls-
asa asssss. se5 Sec ilat.'lties. So
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-28
GIVEN POSTS ABROAD.
Some Important Nominations Sent to the
senate by President Harrison.

WASHINCTON. Jan. 21.-The President
has sent TO the Senate the following
nominations:
Sta.e-Augustine Heard OF Massachusetts
% be Minister Resident and Consul General Of
the Uuited States 10 Corea; Lewis
Gottschalk of California. Consul al
Stuttgart. John + Winter, OF Illinois.
Consul az Mannheim Richard Gucnther.
OF Wisconsin. Consul General at the City
Of Mexico, Thomas MoDermott. OF Tennessee q,
Consul al 81 Thomas, West Indies; George NJ.
Pepper OF Ohio. Consul az Milan.
Treasury Samuel Bailey. IT, OF Ohio, AS.
sistant Treasurer OF the United States a. Gin.
cinnati
Justice - United States Marshal John E.
Haggart. district OF North Dakota. United
states Attorneys Elihu Coleman. FOR the East
ern district OF Wisconsin: Benjamin =. Fowler,
Cor the Territory Of WvomHg
St. Psul to Have a Library and Art Hall
81. PAUL, Mimi. Jan. u. A number
Of citizens, headed by James ]. Hill
with a subscription OF $50, 600, have sub
scribed already sl5O.oOO for library
and art hall. for which the city will
furnish site
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-28
St. Paul TO Haxe a Llbrar, and Art Han
Heavy SNOWFALL in Hungary.

VIENNA. Ian. 27-There has been
prolonged snow-storm in Hungary and
Stvria. Houses were demolished and
many lives were lost st. Martins
Cathedral at Preshurg was damaged by
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-08-23
Tile Cumberland Advocate of last
week contained the following:

Judge Mead of Shell Lake announces himself
n candidate for the Assembly again t3!s fall.
The .Iut,ge i one OF the braiuiest men in that
district. aud his record ut the last session. and
the influence he exeftcd considering that he Was
new member are Temarkah.e. ana shoElh en-
title him to a scat there again ot course the
people of superior vii bitterly oppose him, but
he Is likely 10 win, nevertheless.
Friend Morgan makes gratuitous
assumption about the course Of Saper-
ior in this matter, There is no "of
course" about it. Superior has the
greatest reasons for feeling kindly to-
wards Mr.. Mead, who did excellent
work III her behalf at the last session.
Nothing hut LEGAL pride could prompt
Superior to oppose Mr.. Mead, and it
is even questionable whether that
will go so far. Certainly, 10 candidate
in the district, outside Of Superior, can
get the support of Douglas county as
against him. We trust the Advocate
will retrdct.-Inter Ocean.
Generally when abiding to Superior
the InterO Ocean attaches the prefix
"West" to Superior, but we notice in
this instance it is left off This mis-
represents the town just as badly III
this case us it generally does to put the
Nv est" on. Mr.. Mead was the tool
of the Land < River Improvement Co i,
which of course means the people OF
the West End also, and he done the
bidding Of his master well, and the
people of Nv est Superior-so called
should of course sing his praises, but
it is net fair for the lnterOcean to say
he served Superior well, when lie was
betrayIng and selling out the East half
Of the city. Mr.. Mead will find that
the lnter-0cean has not given exactly
Il true statement Of the case III the
above clipping. One part Of the city
ut least has no further use for such 4
representative.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-08-23
i way it'll Him.

Master Workman PoWderly is one Of
the most disturbing characters III this
country lie las been battered. well
fed and Well dressed-and at the ex
pense Of the poor lahoring man-so
long that he has become 4 power for
evil. He appeared on the scene OF the
great strike in New York with the
Central railroad and some OF It's en-
rlpyees q few DAYS ago when it was
thought the difficulty was almost set
tied. As result Of his presence the
strike WAS continued and extended,
until we now have it from his own lips
that, Nv neither we loose OF win the
present contest. the battle viii go on
until that power tile y. \ Centrah
is weakened forever or the public is
damned Herein the man shows his
true character. II is rule or ruin with
him. He cares nauglt for the labor
ing man OF the public veal Away
With such a man. Labor nor the
country have need Of such
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-08-23
State Eair.

Our readers viii remember the next
State Fair VIII be held III Milwaukee,
Sept j. to % Extra inducements of
So, 59l 90 are offered in special prem
iums. Premiums for almost every one
and everything. %1G0 top buggy for
single loaf of fruit cake. \ burglar
and fire proof safe worth go 90, for
guess nearest the combination locking
the safe 50, O90. 60 is offered in prem
iums for live stock, farm produce,
fruits, manufactures, fine arts, etc.
Railroad companies give excursion
rates of one fare for round trip. Freight
charged only one way, except race
horses
Each day will have full program of
attractions. Speclal attractions, con
ssting Of bicycle races, balloon races,
with Lady and gentlemen %ronauts, for
purse of 300, best two in three days
trial. Chariot races. Skilled lady
equestrIenne, accompanied by English
greyhound. will give exhibitions of
jumping in front of grand stand daily.
Exhibition Of Danish butter seperat-
or. showing the latest Improvement III
butter making. The phenomenal fam
ily. comprising fifteen chlldren-six
pair of twins and one pair Of triplets.
Three races each afternoon, of trot-
ting, pacing, running horses Special
premium race; horses driven by ladies'.
Walking race, for draft horses. Best
of music, by bands from different parts
of the state. Tile most novel band
knoWn-comrosed Of twelve members,
children OF one family.
Friday, = NJ, grand cavalcade of
premium horses, cattle, machinery,
and special premium offerings
Addresses by Mayor Geo w Peck,
President John l.. Mitchell, Governor
W. ID. Hoard, L. 5. Secretary of Agri-
culture jeremiah NJ Rusk.
We earnestly invite You I'll to attend
the State Fair. For premium lists,
etc. write the Secretary, at Madison.
T. l. NEWTON, See. W. 5. 4. 5.
Milwaukee Industrial Exposition
opens Sept ,, closes Oct. IS.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-08-23
Hoard aaS, the SCHOOLS.

From tie Duluth MINI Trihfne
The re nomination Gf Gov. Hoard by
Il unanimous Vote of the " sconsin
Republican convention and the ltne-
qu.yocal endorsement Of the essential
PRINCIPLES OF the Bennett law by the
same body, form an appropriate con
clusiou 10 the discussion that has been
going on in the Republican party for
the last Year. ard a magnificent pre-
lude to the campaign which is 10 come.
In this matter the Republican party
of " isconsin stands ont in bold relief.
lis course III this matter has been bold
ana straightforward jnder the lead
ership of Governor Hoard il has stood
firm for bedrock principle of good
american government. The ticket Will
Win hy !; greater majority than that
given III ISIS
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-08-23
Woman Suffrage in 1sis>i>S,ppi.

JACKSON. Miss, Aug. 1.-The con-
vention today discussed plan to be-
stow suffrage on woman owning $500
worth of property, the vote 10 be cast
lv written proxy 10y some male rela-
tive. The plan develoaed wonderful
strength and WAS referred L. the fran
eil;se committee. Prominent delegates
saw this plan, coupled with the Aus.
tralian system, is tile best solution OF
the woman suffrage problem and be-
leve the convention VIII adopt 1t.
No use in talking, gentlemen, the
Indies VIII never accept such 4 proxy
law rs that Tie financial point is Well
taken. Provided always, that II Is
made to apply TO the male friend as
vel. The ladies' demand eFFta rights.