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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-15
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

Ade,aosta convention Of the Republicans Of Kan
sss will be- held in the city of Topeka, on Wednes-
day the Sd day OF Septem Der, 1890 at the hour OF
O'Clock D. M for the nomination OF canuldateS Ior-
Chief 1ustice of the supreme court
Governor.
Lieutenant governor.
Secretary Of state.
Auditor of State.
Treasurer OF state.
Attorney general.
Superintendent of public instruction, -,
Delegates TO the convention mentioned ABOVE Shail
be elected by county conventions duly called by the
several county Republican committees under such
sues and regulations as may be by them prescribed
The basis OF apportonment OF delegates to SAID state
convention will be one delegate at large Tor each
county of the state and delegate for every 400
voters or fraction of 200 votes cast for Eu
gene F. Ware for eector at large in the election OF
5Ss; under which rule delegates are apportloned 10
5he several counties as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-15

General +. y. Alger seems TO have lost
nothing of his popularity among the
"boys" for having occupied the trying
position of Commander-in-chief for the
past twelve months. 1t would not be in
appropriate or uniting TO change the
Michigan sobriquet from Wolverine" to
"Algerine" state.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-15

Said the Globe-Democrat day or two
in a very significant editorial: ''The
Republican editors who are proposing to
''read Senator Plumb out of the party
would do well to pause until they can
"be quite sure that his course is not en-
"dorsed by majority of the voters in
"the western states that the party must
carry in order to elect the next presi-
dent" This is respectfully referred to
the Emporia Republican and Leaven-
worth Times for their very careful and
thoughtful consideration. We mention
these two specially because they appear
to be the leaders and chief promoters of
the high neutrality-suspicious.
idea in this state.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-15
The First Law Of Nature.

7 .OIl INC 1IaIlll NtCUIu-
Men may agree on the great principle
of protection, and vet differ in the ap-
plication of the principle TO particular
items in the tariff schedule. Local inter
ests will be found TO largely influence
these differences. And It Is right thew
should. He who does not look out for
the interests of his own people Is an IN
worthy representative.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-15

Colonel Milton Stewart favors the
EAGLE with letter from Boston and we
give it TO our readers this morning. 1t is
written in the authors well known airy
and pleasing style, and will be read with
delight by all. The letter will be found
on this page.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-15

President HarriSon's COW has been in
generated in the indianapolis pound.
This would indicate that there is not
much reciprocity between the president
of the United States and the Indianapo-
lis authorities.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-15
Plumb Right.



The Lawrence Journal also has its ewes
open. 1t SAYS: lis there any good
reason why the diamonds of the million
aire should be brought into this country
free of duty while the Kansas farmer
pays duty of 50 a 1. 900 for clapboards
and 81 1000 for lumber? senator
Plumb thinks there IS no reason, good or
bad, and Plumb is right
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-15

Mr.. Clarkson goes the first of Septem-
Der next. The satisfaction among the
Democrats would be much greater if he
had been commanded: "Headsman, be-
head thyself."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-15

The secretaries OF the several county conventions
are instructed to forward to the undersigned secre-
tary at Topeka, Kansas, certified copy of the Gre
dentials of their several delegates, Immediately
upon the adjournment Of the county convention,
said credentials to be received at Topeka not later
than the evening of September. From these ere
dentials the Republican state central committee
will prepare roster of those entitled 10 participate
in the preliminary organization of the convention.
BY order of the committee.
HENRY BOOTH, Chairman.
BON S EUTCHINS. Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-15
BION S. HUTCH,
STATE REPUBLcAN REsUBMIssIoN coNvEN
TIGN.

A delegate convention of the Republican Resub-
rnissionists of Kansas will be held in the city of
Wichita on Tuesday, the 9th day of September, at
the hour of 10 O'Clock d IN, for the nation Of
candidates for
Chief justice of the supreme court
Governor.
Lieutenant governor,
Secretary of state,
Auditor of state.
Treasurer Of state,
Attorny general
Superintendent of Public instruction.
The basis of appOrtionment of delegates to said
state convention will be delegate at large for
zach COUNTY of the state, and delegate for every
400 voters fraction of 200 votes cast for
Eugene f. Ware for eectOr at large in the election
of 1888 under which rule delegates are appOrtiOned
% the several counties as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-15
He'll Get There, Nevertheless.

From the Guthrie Capital.
Colonel "Jeems' HailowelI. Republi-
can candidate fer congress % in the Sew
enth Kansas district. has been dubbed
Prince Hal" II occurs to Us the name
Eli should appear somewhere. It
would be very appropriate.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-15

The most reticent of the physicians and
scientists present at the electrical eXecu-
ton are almost ready to pronounce
kemmler dead.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-15

The time required for message to go
from one end of the Atlantic cable to the
other is about three seconds. This is
about zoo miles Il second.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-15
APPRECIATES HIS APLOMB.

He VIII Do It, Have No Fear.
From the Attica Advocate.
If HaIlowell will, if elected, carry out
the platform upon which he was placed
at Dodge City, it win place him along
side of Plumb in his fight for the people.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-15

The chairman of each Republican Resuhmissior
County Central Commute viii forward credentaI,
10 the undersigned secretary at Topeka. Kansas
said credentials must be received before Septembel
&. 1870. BY order OF committee,
BEECHER STERNE, A. L. ALLEN
SECRETARY Chairman
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-15
White House Of Times & Ross.

ment in Kansas has collapsed with such
violence that even the courageous Colonel
Murdoch made a rush for his cyclone
cellar.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-15

Probate Judee-w. T. Buckner,
County AUtorney-W. S. Norris
Clerk Circuit COurt-Chas. H Lullng.
SUPERINTENDENT Public Instruction-D. :. Pence
Commissioner First District-H, c, Smith.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-15
GREAT HOSIERY SALE!
Odds and Ends and Odd Lots.


Pin
pair
clothing. Absolutely Fast Black
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-15
EXCHANGE SHOTS.
There's where You're Pooled Again

Frpz - GE;s-ss CzyAAz.
Since the passage q the Wilson origin
al package b.ll tk4s rszsa5lIlLss.0a u1gFe-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-15

Some Of the fellows are Just getting over
their bruises enough 10 tell about the har-
mony that prevailed at the election
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-15
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For the State Legislature
County Omcers.

SD District-George L. Douglas.
sd District-E. W. Phillips.
S4th District-J. Z. Henley.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-17
nus Sem oberen GbaIe.

@r6baIS. Ser 40fe Sabrestas Der
ginieBuns Der bieiisen Obj SeIlOpS
9oSe ipurbe am 9pnneritas in entIpres
6enSer @eiie gefsisrt. Drei Der dlte.
item NlitsIie6sr, u. 9. 8erbie, 9eter
8rcbit unb $. 8. 9inbermann, bieIten
II. u. &eben !; @upt. 6. s. Sattenbers
CAB cine interehante 8eidi6te Der 2ose
bon Der 3eit ibrer @riincuns am biers
ten SuIi 1850 an. Sin gHen ipurbe
bon ben Sruuen Der MitsIiecer ierOirt
uno bann bas unbermeiblide SGns6en
ssmudt. Die 5eier mar eine iebr ans
ipreaenbe.
= Sin 8. & $. 9abnsus tbStste am
Sreitas in OIppbunt bret Bferbe, Die
ibren @sibepIaB UerluHen batten unb
auf oaS 8abnseleiie seratben iparen.
@ines eebbrte bem Sames O'8rien, bic
anberen beioeu benz Oscar Wtains.
= Sie SIopadin gIiia Striba, bon
SIppbant, erbieIt am Wontas gegen
gbenb bur6 bic grploiion BON &ObIenDI
lebenssefdbrIi1e 8ranbpunben uno
ipurbe mad benz scranton SOipitaI ses
bru6t, ipo iie am 0ienitaS seeen Qbenb
Itarb.
- Die 9oIin Gmma Gi6bart bon
Mappile bate einem 8inbe baS 9eben
| segeben unb eS in @aIbe in einen bpbs
len Saumitamm pertsdt, um es bort
Iterben su laHeu. Mun itbpfte Sgrs
ba6t unO Iie scitaub gllle8. DGs 8inr
Iebte nod, itarb aber mad IL Stunben
Oas SruuenSimmer iist i'm GOuntp5e.
idnsniB.
GarbnubaIe. Mappr 8ettep bat ii
Der Iebten Wo6e allen unbemaulforbter
Sbtern ben SrieS ertIdrt uno fir ieoes
einsebra6te Gremplar ipuroen % Genti
tesablt. nuaHeenebm, fpie oieS @ort
Seben ben SunOebsiiBern isin mag, ba
boheIbe oussmein 9IntIanS eefunOen.
- &ae 8. & $ @ruben in Carbon
bale unb llmSeSsnO urbeiten iett boil
| 3eit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-17
Bilfesbarre NahrtAten.

= Sufion StraBe tpirb sessnpGrtis
NIT 2IspbaIt 8epfIaitert.
- DaS 8. 8esiment UerIdbt bic
Stubt um 10 nbr am SreitaS 9Ibenb.
= Die SeUbIteruns bon BiIfesbarre
sdblt 81, l00-mas, nit muItiplisirt,
nod INNER feline $3.50 ma9t.
- Sin SIoipade fpurbe Iebten Wlitt=
mod in glibIep bon einem giIenbabns
3uSe iiberfabren unb 9etDbtet.
- Sal. Siri9 unO gbiIip @eiB iinb
bier einsetroffen uno fIasen iiber cine
itiirmii9e Sabrt.
- SDbn 2pon bon bier eerietb am
Samita9 in benz Dorranee S6a9t in
cine 9fiibe fo6enben @aHers uno trus
IeDenssefdbrIi4e 8ranbpunOen babon.
- Die 9epDIteruns bon 2userne
County iuirb tpabri9einli6 auf $685.
900 seitiesen iein; offisiea 1T bic 8if'
fer nod nidt.
= Sn ben Niblep &arrenipsrfit6tten
muBte bic 9lrbeitS3eit auf II Stunben
auSsebebnt tperoen, um ale gluftrd8e
betudItiSen au t6nnen.
-Srau 2ouiie SiIs, bic Satin tes
befdnnten S6neioerS Spbn SiIa itarb
am 0onneritus Niittas an einem
S6laeflufe. Die 8eritprbene Itanb
i'm 52itcn 2ebensiabre unb mar Ulutter
bon fiinfsebn Sinbern, bod iiberIsben
iie nur bier, ebsnio Der @atte.
- Gin brutaler Wor6 tpurSe Don.
nerItas 4benb in 2userne Borough an
Sem Slpipaden George Narbid 0eribt.
Drei iriide &aufboIoe namens SObn
Speenp, Wii9ael GopIe uno Billiam
Mc9uire iinb bon Der Gproners Surp
aIs bic Gbdter ansetIast tporben, bod
Iol Speenp aIein ben 8eritorbenen
mibbanbeIt baben. Gr tpurbe benz 81.
fdnsnib iibertpieien, bic anoeren aIs
3eusen unter 8Grsi6uft seitelt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-17
06qiidbe @rfinbunasaabc

fSnnte faum marifrnbers Soriursn eriinnen ais
eieisuigen, hfren 8OrbanesnIein man in pcm
@eii6te eieas an 8brumatismus pesr Heu-
ralsie geibenpen Iislf. Die S6mer;n Fnp bic
iSplss bavpn, baB man sinem 2InfaIIs pUn
8beumntismus unb Reuralsie nibt esib Al
Gnfans Ginbalt sstban. Spitsttrrs Maesn-
8ittsrs teliBt mic sei9ifts praftisirsnbs afrstr
eefunesn bdben, niht nur cine beilsnre, lpn-
bern aud iGiiBsnbe Wirfiamfeit, pp irns eti.
ben oorbanben pper li6 bic Hsigung su benlsl-
hen Seist. Gs lfsbt fsl, bnb 6islr lfarfr ater
t6srs bptanil6r Mrb9in, pslts iih auesrbem
70 bpbr lpSifI6sr Sanction srfrsut nibt nur
bel fprtssisglem Gjsbrau6S IOnesrn aud bri
einselnsn DCisn bslIrr III als bic oft ansspane.
ten uno lsbr uHii6ren site. Das Sut miro
burt biers SeiImittrl pom bem rbsumatil6sr
@tits sriiuolit sersinist unb bic Yrrpsu, psnr
eisIsIbsn anseariifen, Dor ben GuBsritsn i6rsd.
ltttn Shmrr;en brpabrt. Das Mittt. mel.
Dies WseiSin srlpart, il aud lebr pirfiam sr
gen Maldria, 9iieunleieen, 8ereauunss6e.
iRpnbsn gsritppfuns unp 2sbsrIeipsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-17
9Ibe Rarfer Oecti;en.

- Die giniuobnersabI Der fieber
SpOe Barrier gGarbs bstrd8t "a, ,e75.
= Sin an 2uSerne Strabe, 8elp'S
yatd, ippbnenber SIoipade tpurbe bors
leBten Oienita8 bon Der Sibe iibers
mannt unb itarb.
- Srau Martin 9lnbreas bon Gu.
3erne StraBe tuurbe am Donneritaa
bon Der 6eutidsn st. Sobannes 8irde
aus au @rab@setrasen. Sic binter.
laBt einen @atten un6 flint 3inber.
= 8esen einem sans unbebeutenben
Sranoe babier tuurben Iebten ssreitae
yta9mitta8 brei 9llarme aus0eIan6t
unS bic 8epbIferuns unn6tbis aIarmirt.
Die Sbdter perbienen Strafe.
: Ser 8re6ertnabe Gbomas gBiI.
l!amS, IN patagonia ipObnbaft, betbeis
llgte ii6 am Samitag an einem Bic
gdc Der Orforb 8rubenarbeiter i'm
Otountain garf, fieI bort bon elmer
S9pinse unb brad baS @enit.
: Der 8. 8. & SO. 8remIer @m.
&oberts, bon 1925 SpetIano Strabe,
tpuroe am Donneritas neben Sem 8abns
9eleiIe in Siib WuberIp, 8a., tobt aufs
9efunben. Gr mar bonn i3uge eefaIen
uno bate bas @enif sebro6en. Ros
berts mar % Sabre alt.
= Sorttpdbrenb baIte i'd ct. Ssutobs
Del i'm Saufe borrdtbie. iaste Serr $.
9. PascaI, 2o20 SefferiOn.St
Baltimore, WtO., tpeIder ii6 bic 2nies
i9sibe perIebt bate es berminberte
bic 8ei6pulit unb itiIte bic S6mers
sen. IS ioate in feinem Sauie febIen.
- gine 9oIiseiabtbeiIuns iiberlieI
Dtittpo6 gtbenb elm berG6ti9tes Saus
an Der @de bon Ie6iter unb Sipetlanb
Straben unb berbaftete @aIter @als
fer, Peter 8afer, Dtarp OtcGormid
unb Wtartba Safer. 9a bas @eiinbeI
feline Strafe bon $40 ni6t be,abIen
tonnte, perbIieb es i'm Stationsbaus.
: Sim SOnntas MOrsen spiIbsm 6
uno Z nbr entoedte man in einem tIeis
men Sade an 2userne StraBe, in &eis
fer SaIep, bic 2ei6e Ses SO Sabre aIs
ten g8ittipers, Sbomas g. Dabies.
Der Wtann mar elm TruntenboIo uno
fieI bon Der bortisen @iienbabnbriide in
ben Sau, 3uerit ben Ropf aufi6Iasenb,
10 oaB er infpIse Der 8erIebuns uber
Der Grunfenbeit unfdbis war, ii6 pisr
Der ;u erbeben. 9tur iein Sopf lag i'm
@afer.
-Innoncirt i'm >, ,8o6snbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-17
Der neue Genfus.

0enienisen, iueI6e bisIans ben Diunb
70 boil nabmen unb bic 8eb5Iferune
bon ScrontOn auf nubesu 100000 Sees
len beraniaIa9ten, bat bic Geniusauf.
nabme einen setpaItisen Stri6 Our6
bic &e6nun8 sema1t. Die ais pffBiel
ansunebmenben 3abIen eeben Scranton
cine 8erbIferung bon rs, $50 Seelen,
cine 3unabme bon $4,000, Ober iiber
60 Brosent in sebn Sabren, ipas immers
bin nidt su beradten 1T. Die 8ebbIs
feruna bss Counties 1T bon SO, ,26S in
1880 auf l44,275 seitiesen. g8ir ses
ben na6itebenO bic OffiSieaen GubeIIen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-17
saubbeit fam ni4t sebeilt iper.

ben eur6 locale appIifatiOnsn, neil iis ben fran.
fen Gbsil bts Sbrss uiht rrreihen fEnnsn. Gs
ssbt nur sinrn @es, bic 5aubbsit su fprirsn,
unO Der III bur@ rOnitimtipnsllt SsilmitisI.
Idubbeit piro burb rinsn entiinpstsn 3ufdnb
her I6Isiniesn Nusfltipung Der GufaaH6sn
9tDbt perurfaht. Wenn bieit 80brr nd snt
siinbrt. bnbt ibr sinrn rumpelneen Son perr
unpOIlfpmmrnsS 9tbSr; unb penn iie gan,
ssIblOlIen III, srfOlst 5aubbsit, unb psnn bic
GntSilneung nibt grbpben fpire uno eieis
9Dbrs pitesr in loren sebSriseu 3uifano Der.
lrBt psrben fam, pirp pas 6jsbSr fir INNER
;erlfOrt prrbeu; nsun Sale untrr 3sbn line
Hurb 8atarrb Srruria6t. rpsltsr nitfs ais Gin
snBiinpttrr 3uifanp Der ibleimissn Sbsrili6sn
IN. -9Btr pGllen einbunbert Dollars fur ispen
(ourb aatarrb psrurla6tfu) 6aa pom 5aub-
belt esben. ben mir uidt pur6 Ginnrbmsn pon
Saa's Statarrb Sur briIsn fInnen. ga6t Guh
umIpnIf Girfulnre fommtn.
8. s. 6 bsuep q 6 o., Spletc, 8.
BeA- gerfauft pom Apptbeferu IS Gts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-17
Suumpre.

- Die 8eUbIteruns unIerer StaSt
ipirb auf $3.50 anSeseben.
-Sruu Oscar 9ubipiS bat ii6 bon
ibrer &runtbeit beinabe pieper sdnSIi6
erboIt.
= Die PennipIUania 2obIen So.
sabIte am Samitus fir ben Nlonat
SUM aus unb Der 8etrae mar Der be.
oeutenblte in einem Sabre !; man6e Der
8er8leute iparen i6on i'm Stanbe, einen
8ru9tbeiI ibrer S4uIO aus;usIei9en.
Die S6uIbebOrbe ibersab am
Dienitas Abeno bem S. S. Woran ben
@pntratt fir oas neue S6uIgebduoe,
weIdeS uuf Der 8auiteqe bes alien ers
ridtet ipirb unb iofort i'll glnsrtff ges
nOmmen tperOen iOa. Der itipuIirts
greiS 1T $27, 200.
~SeiteGt bas ,,@p9enbIatt" t"-ea
entbGlt aae 9tabri9ten-nur $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-17
0tttStpn.

= Sim SIocumS neue Stride, ipeIde
allen Utitmeniden su anba6tSIbunsen
freiiteRt, 1T nabeSu fertis.
: Mit benz auspumpen bes 8aIIers
aus benz S6adt SO. IA bat man bes
sonnen unb bic gIrbeit sebt RAID pOran.
-Sumss Susbea, Der am 23. SSebs
ruur BON betritnfenen @enohen i6per
miBbunOelt tpurbe, itarb Sreitag Na6t.
Oie 9lnsreifer bon SusbeS iparen Sobn
Mc9tuItp, Sbomas Martin uub ,Spbn
O'DOnnea unb OifrittanpaIt Oarte
bat SerbuftSbefebIe ee8en bic Nbrber
auslteQen Iaiien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-17
eis=@rmdkigung
TIT 65riibiaDrss ss@aaren,

Cine Stife GbaOie DeIains Gents bic 3D.,
friibeier pIsis 10 Gents.
Cine Stiis biaiSsu GIinsbam fir S9iir,su,
q Gents bic yarO.
Cine Stiffs ssltrsifts Suitinss, psrtb 81 90
Der Anjug, unler preis tsBt $i.9S fir ben
AnSu9.
DamsnifriimPfr bier paar fir 25 Gents.
Serrsnifriimpfs eds paar fir 25 Gents.
fiDbanNi6ubs fir Damsn SO Gents, psrtb
rs Gents.
Dameu'GUrlrtte 80 Cts, wtrtb 50.
grtra brsiter bruti6er Calico 8 Gents, prtb
12!.
Outing 6lannelIs Cts, wsrtb 10.
Sbsd SCmmsrleits 10 Gts.. pertb 40.
Sbparss SriOe rs GiS., psrtb $1.OO.
$t.00, psrtb $t.25.
$t.25, pfrtb $I.50.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-17
1l4275 s9,26S
@epinn i'm GpuntY 55,007

Die SOffnun8, Dab baS County einen
neuen &i6ter bes Baiienseri9tes sr.
baIte, tpirb iid ni6t erfiiqen, ba bas
County feline 10000 GinpObner bat.
glus benz Slei9en Grunbe tpirb aud i'm
SaIair Der 8eamten feline 9lenberpns
eintreten. Ol6sIid 1T es, bab un8 bic
8ebDIferunssSiffer gu einem tpeiteren
Observation-Disclosures beredtiSt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-17

bar Inner YubipaarenIa9er 1T 70
bOIIitdnbis einseri9tet, tpie irsenb zines
i'm sanSen Staate, Die @aaren MODERN
unb Breiie biIIis. Siite einfa6 unS
bersiert. 8Iumen, 5ebern, 8dnSsr unb
8ersierunsen ieoer Dirt borrdtbig.
8reiie nieOriser ais iOnittpo, in 8roipns
See Sibe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-17
2S0lfcr'S
put'waaren Departement
Spe;ielle 9Sreiie
fir
Sriibiabr ltaO Snmmer.

Damen 6ilS prcmenabe Site, IS Gts.
psSirrts Siits $f,O0, Bsrtb $500.
f.25, $50.
t.50, - 800.
nber-5atr 80 Gents. psrtb $1.00.
N ~ SO 1.25.
- rs $50.
Ssitsn-pIHIGG 80 Gents, prrtb 60 Cts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-17
M0enten Derlnndt

SD mS4te serne siniss tii6fss DsutIts
baesn, I'm Wdbma'Ginen unb Srseln ju per-
taufsn. e'uts etuts erbalten eutr eSbne.
u. g. SetttrIp,
309 SpruCelfrdbr.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-03
Fruit Growing in Wisconsin.

Wisconsin is not classed as one
of the fruit growing States; it has
had rather a singular history in the
fruit line. which has had attempted
explanations, but none satisfactory.
Commencing with the year 1910,
when fruit trees began to be of suf-
fcient size to bear, fruit prospects
of most kinds were Aattering.
Peaches especially promised more
easy and abundant Of production
than had generally been known in
the peach growing States. Plums
and other desirable fruits did well.
After about three years of expert
ence Of fruit growing, there came a
change, not gradual, but nearly
sudden: peach, plum, and other
fruit trees lost vitality and com
menced to wither and decay. For
a considerable number of years past
none of the fruits here mentioned,
with perhaps rare exceptions, have
succeeded in this part of the State.
Such in brief is the fruit record, as
we have it from residents.
In the production of what are
called the small fruits, Wisconsin
has no superior, at least the eastern
part, for of this portion of the State
we can only speak intelligently.
The specimens Of Strawberries
grown in this vicinity for size sur
pass by far those produced in Hi
nois and Michigan. 1t has been
from those two states Wisconsin has
largely drawn supplies of strawber
ries until the last two years the
home product of strawberries now
supplies the demand, except in the
early season. The abundance of the
yield and the size Of tho berries
have been matters Of general re-
mark and have brought fcrth ex-
pressions Of surprise. Some statis-
tics of the strawberry crop in this
will in due time be given.
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vulgar. Many years ago citizens
who passed for well educated, in
dulged freely in this figurative style
of speaking One of these in de
scribing his new barn, would say
she is completely finished. Another
would say in speaking in praise of
his new saw mill on the other side
Of the lake, She cuts |, 900 feet Of
boards in (naming the time) Using
the word she in speaking of a. fine
sailing ship, and the same in speak
ing of a furiously rushing saw mill,
is taking considerable license 1t is
safe to infer that this figurative
style of speaking and writing is
much less common than genera
tion ago.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-03

WITH all that is noble and gener-
Gus in our American people, there is
a vein of egotism pervading the
minds of many, who really think we
are the greatest people in the world;
that we possess in this country all
the learning and all the elements of
of progress that make people great,
and that as nation we stand at the
head of the column of the world s
civilization. 1t is a good national
trait in a people to think well of
their country and give it all the
praise it will Justly bear Much Of
the assumption in favor of this coun-
try is true, but some that is claimed
is egotism. There are portions of
the world which we have been &C
customed to regard as under the
cloud of ignorance where our peers
in educational progress are found.
The American visitors at the last
Paris Exposition report their as
constituent at the educational ex-
hibit froA4 Japan The visitors say
= 1t showed greater intelligence,
more progressive methods and more
thorough educational development
in Japan than exist in this coun-
try, The report of the Japan
Minister of education, a condensed
statement of which appears in a
late number of the Chris Gian Union.
shows the thOrOughness and com
pleteness Of the system of public in
structions, which exist in Japan;
that country which by many Of our
good people is still thought to be in
need of the missionary, to lift the
people from the darkness of ignor
ance, gives an exhibition of educa-
tional advancement truly grand. In
casting about among other nations
it is probable governmental institu
tions will be found, which outrank
for completeness, institutions Of the
same kind in this country If this
be found true it need not lessen our
pride of country.