The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-09-17
THE COMING STATE FAIR.
Bright Prospects for a Successful
Exhibition at Milwaukee.
PROGRAMM OF EVENTS
Everything Ready and Most Extcu-
sive Exhibits in all Classes
Assured.


The Sisconsi, Stato toir r,;u oo,,.,.
~, i"ii WIN o'euls
ne 'Hth'loh OF all leadlng agrlcultural-
ISIS, horticulturistS and stockmen Of the
state next week. l. opens Monday morn
ing and closes Eridav ,,i,.bt tn, 49,,
Sivo rror,ds and h,,iId;,, ;,,,.
"ii" '"i'iiHsS' just west OF
'h' cl'! limits, nave been put in the most
excellent condition. They are reached by
steam railroads and electric lines from
rho rnntcr of tho c;tv ~, Sou, ,,,;,,,...
rid. Tbaro : o,.,.r, ,i.,.irad -,
''i''' pi''i''' vi
'ile ''niihS ialr p'i's 'he greatest event
oi the klHd ever seen IN W lSconslu. En-
tricN We're never before 80 large in all
classes or 80 superior 4 class of exhibits
There are certainly but two noipts ra-
qured to be assured 10 crown this fair
with the grandcst Of Surc..s-cood
weather and Il generous attendance" on
the part Of the. farmers IF the state
There is every promise of the proper kind
of weather. and there are special reasons
why the entire agriculruraI pooulation of
the state should give il hearty and gener-
Gus support.
,'enu'nc Farmers Fair.
II VIII be the first genuine farmers and
ahS'iu'ely state tar ever held in Wis
c"hSln. mere Is now no stockholders
aSNoGIatlen or outside speculation about
IT. ne tar belongs to the state. The
state h'lonES to the people, and the fair
- pait Oh 'helf heIohgiHgS. II Is theirs
~ HIN" GFahd beyond precedent. by
thcir support and patronage. They have
assured the exhibition a great success bv
their entries of exhibits of every kind.
he war Is over. Peace il restored 4
lar share Of NIsConsiuS soldier boys are
home. Everybody ought to feel good over
th"s" facts. The country is rapidly grow
Ing prosperous. HaryestS have been
abundant and prices of products are Good
1t Is fitting that the farmers of the STATE
should Join hands with their fellows IN
towns and cities and celchratn tho hIcss-
ineS of the year by each helping make
the state fair rouSiug success
~, ""-' be Self->"pporting.
nile the state fair is absolutely a
stat" institution, It cannot draw support
from the state treasury. II must be self-
supporting. Y hen The Legislature placed
II ~ me hahdS ot Il state board Of agri-
culture II provided that the expense
thtF+"i Sm1uld hot he pad out of state
tnhdS. ne tar must, therefore, walk
alone from me start.
y" l"sNlhl' EFFORT OF -" part of the
fH@fu mas h'th spared WhiCiI could con
Ir,hi'e lr toward hi1hlmS the tair'a success.
H', Ei"luiI> ana buiiul!iE< nav .,@en PUT
IN IN" ">' possible condition for the com
fort q me people who attend. Ample en-
tertalnlns features have been provided for
@ INC eHin'a'ioh ana pleasure OF the i'eople.
ne management has secured an absolute
haif-fafe rate on al railroads in the state,
a fya'nrt never before enjoyed. The rail
r93dS nave n"I p'I"fe made such favor
an" concession 1t has been decided that
le2mN carrying passengers shall he admit
T." 20 the grounds Tree ana ampi" hitch
ing fi2ceS aI. provided. \ splendid
tt["!', ""'ted WIN n4"ihs springs affords
c1oi'e opportunity tof blrnIc dinners, IT
ll' Weath'r Is nov. ! ne arrangements
ar" h"th "Innle ana Meal. Inc pro
SI""ihe III hfl'i lor the week Is as tol-
ioWH:
Monday. September l9-Nill be dcvot-
go 10 placing ol EXHIBITS, and completion