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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-09-24
Call for Republican Preliminary
Meetings.

neutrality-suspicious. propose delegates to be
voted for al the Republican CaucUses 10 be held
in the several wards from / to 5 pm. Friday.
sept. @ lsls, are hereby called to bc held in the
several wards Of the city Of Superior, Wis, at 5
O'Clock pm. on Monday. Sept. II. 1s95, at the
places determined at the Republican county
committee a. follows:
First ward-Fire hail, Fast end.
Second Ward-Oli fire hall.
Third ward-Fire hall, Connors' Point.
Fourth naturalization hotel.
Fifth ward-Scho0l room Swedish Lutheran
church, corner ofSlxlh and Weeks.
Sixth Ward-C0uncII chamber CITY hall.
Seventh ward-Washington block. l53I Tower
avenue.
Eighth ward-Fire hall, South Superior.
Ninth ward-Fire hall, steel Plant.
By order Of the Republican county committee,
FRANK \. ROSS Chairman.
CUAS. A. WARD. Secretary.
Dated sept. g. 1905.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-09-24

The enormous decline Of the imports
Of woo.en goods during the past year is
clear demonstration Of the beuitcent
effect of the Republican tariff of 1897.
During the last year of the Wilson Tar
ii measure, the imports OF WOODEN
goods reached the enormous sum Of
S49Ie0, 30, which drove WOODEN manu-
tacgurcrs in this country to despair. The
fiscal wear just closed has wrought 4
great change. the total imports being
less than $1,000. 900. This means that
during the last fiscal year the American
people consumed nearly 80. CO 900
worth OF American WOODEN goods in ex-
cess Of the last wear Of the Wilson bill.
In ether words, American wooden mills
and American labor WAS benefited to
that extent This l. an industrial i'm
prov"meut that cannot be denied. -kai-
amazoo Telegraph"
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-09-24
First Assembly District,
DOUGLAS County

Republican convention for the First
assembly district. Douglas county. Wi>con-
sin. i hereby called to convene at the city
hall in the city of Superior. Wis. Saturday
September 24 ISIS. at 70 O'Clock . m, as deter
mined 10y the Rcpubli,a county committee
to place in nomination candidate for mem
Der of the assembly from said district
The apportIonment Of delegates to The
First assembly district convention has been
fixed on a basis Of one dcIc=rate for each
fifty on votes, or major fraction thereof. east
for the Republican candidate for governor
at the general election held in November.
lsgd. This fixes the representation A. follows:
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PARCEL NUMBER TWO.
y Trip Round the Far-,

The time required for a io,,~,o..
lou , L lne earth by man walking day
ana ana night, without resting. would he
f-S days; an express train forty DAYS.
SOUND at medium tenDera+r,,a
thirty-two and half hours; a cannon
pan tween zone and three-ouar+ar
hours; light, little over one-tenth of
second, and electricity, passfng ovor
: c7-23r wire. L,tIe under o-a--
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-09-24
NOTICE OF Hearing.
TIE OF WISCONSIN.
-1.t. fgr,re-y-Tn Comfy Court

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Douglas CouLty-In County Court.
In the matter Of the estate OF IHgebOrg Th0Tson.
deceased. late of the city Of superior, Douglas
county. WiS.-Im Probate.
NOTICE j. HEREBY given that ut general
term of the County Court 10 be held in and for
said county, at the County Judges Office IN the
Court House. in the city Of Superior, Douglas
county. Wisconsin, OF the ith day OF October.
l-gS. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of that day.
the following matter will be heard, considered
and acted upon by the coHrt:
The final account Of T. B. Manwaring. admin
istrator OF This estate and his petition tlat the
same he allowed and that the residue of the cS'
tate be assigned to the heirs al law Of deceased.
Dated this 2gth day Of August. l-5>
BY the Court.
d. E ROBERTS, County Judge.
& 3lUl-J
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Saturday, Sept. a. 1898.
The Republican Ticket.

For Governor
EDWARD sCOrlELD, Oconto.
For ut.-GovernOr-
JESSE STONE. Watertown.
For Secretary Of State
WM. II. FROEHLICH. Jackson.
For State Treasurer
JAS O. DAVIDSON, Soldiers Grove.
For Attorney-GeHcral-
EMMETT L. HICKS, Oshkosh.
For state Superintendent
l.. u. HARVEY. Milwaukee
For Railroad Commissioner
GRAHAM l.. RICE, West Superior.
For Insurance Commissioned
EMILE GILJOuANN. Milwaukee.
For Congressman
JOHN JENKINS, Chippewa Falls.
For state Senator
EDGAR G. MILLS, Superior.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-09-24
Gold NDIaSScS.

The Populists explain their action OF
nominating candidate for President
two years in advance of election by
saying that the head of the ticket is
from Philadelphia He needs time
New York Press.
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SjISSDRINGS.

Il don't think our officers went a it
right to get the support OF the insurg-
cnts in Cuba"
Why not?"
"Why, when they found how opposed
The Cubans were to fighting between
meals they ought 10 have insisted that
they should only eat between battles.-
indianapolis Journal
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-09-24

Coy. Pinsree. of Michigan, has been
re-nomiuatcd by tue Republicans, which
means that he Will succeed himself.
The passing away of the Daughter
Of the Confederacy '-Winnie Davis,
only child Of Jefferson Davis. has pro-
phctie a. We'll as 4 pathetic interest.
A West end restaurant aiyeruses
- nice juicy stakes" They Will prob
ably prove = d:sesiib,e as some Of the
lvetstGaAs.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-09-24

NIANTED->ENE RAL TRUSTWORTHY
W persons in this state TO manage our bus
mess In their OWL aGu nearby counties. II i
mainly Office work conducted 1T home. Sal
AIRY straight s.st3 year and expenses def
IF.ite uUUahuG- no more. DO less salary.
Monthly 80 X .fereuCe>. Enclose scIfati-
dressed stamped envelope HtI bert L. Hess.
PTt-... e2. VI, CLi-a-p.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-09-24

Maartcn Martens has come forward
as the poet laureate of Holland with
poem on the coming of age of the young
queen, the opening stanza Of which
runs thus:
Queen Of the Lowlands by the Northern Sea
Where mieis hang cold and water wastes
make moan,
With ~tcadfa>t eyes upiitted to thy throne
We. thine own people, every heart thine
own,
Sovereign, we claim the right OF loyalty.
The remarkable thing about this po-
eticai tribute to Hollands queen is that
it is written in the English language.
DO the Dutch authors intend to aban
don their native tongue for the terser
and more classical English speech ?
They may as well, for English is bound
to become, sooner or later, the unlver-
sal Language .-Miuneapolis Tribune.
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delegates to the county and assembly district
conventions TO be held Saturday, sept. II ISIS
a-e hereby called to be held Friday Sept 2:,i.
Is9>, between the hours of and 5 pm, fol-
lows:
FIRST WARD.
At the East End fire han, to choose eight o.
delegates TO the County convention and eight ~
delegates to the second Assembly district con-
Vcuuuu.
SECOND WARD.
At the old fire hall, to choose four ~ delegates
10 the County convention and four 90 delegates
TO the First Assembly district convention.
THIRD WARD.
At the Connor's Point fire hall to choose four
% delegates 10 the county convention and for
u delegates tC the First Assembly district con-
yeutiOn.
FOURTH WARD.
At the Richeieu hotel. to choose f,urtcen
90 delegates to the County convention and four
teen Q4) delegates to the First Assembly dis
trICt convention.
FIFTH WARD
At the school room of the swedish Lutheran
church. corner Of sixth and Weeks, 10 choose
twelve IL, delegates TO the County convention
and twelve az delegates to the First Assembly
dist ct convention
SIXTH WARD.
At the council chamber. city hall, 10 choose
ii We % delegates to the county convention aud
five % delegates u the First Assembly district
convention.
SEVENTH WARD
At the Washington block. 1921 Tower avenue,
to choose ten tlu) delegates To the county con-
veutiua and ton 90 delegates to the Second
Assembly district convention.
EIGHTH WARD.
At the South Superior fire hail. to choose four
% delegates to the COUNTY convention and four
% delegates to The Second Assembly district
convention.
NINTH WARD.
At the steel Plant fire hall. to choose seven q
delegates to the county convention and seven
- delegates TO the Second Assembly district
convention.
All caucuses will he opened at O'clock p. m
and closed PROMPTLY 1t O'Clock p III.
BY order OF the Republican county committee,
FRANK y. ROSS, Cnairn.an.
CHAs. a. WARD. Secretary.
Dated sept. c, 1895.
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Count Esterhazy gives another bril-
liant example of French military honor.
He acknowledges having helped to
commit forgery to convict Dreyfus, but
claims he did ii under orders as a SOL
der. Queer structure that French mil
itary Observation-Disclosures ri
bune.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-09-24
Order for Republican CaucUses.

The Republican caucuses for the election o.
delegates 10 the county and assembly district
conventions to be held Saturday, sept. u. ISIS,
a-e hereby called to be held Friday, Sept. 2%d,
ls9>, between the hours of and pm. as fol-
lows:
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Iln.eEntNS

''''A4--r- -
The preliminary meetings VIII be held IN
the various wards Of the city Of Superior on
Monday evening, September T. l>g>. and tie
caucu~es viii be held Friday evening. sep
TENDER % ls@,. The caucu-es in the towns
VIII be conducted in the usual manner and
the committee recommends that the places
for holding said caucu~es in said towns Toe
a follows: Town Of BruIe Maple: Town Of
NehaEainain. Hawthorne; Town of superior.
South Range: Town Of Gordon. Gordon
BY order OF the Republican county com
miJtec.
FRANK 4. ROSS
Chairman.
CHAS. \. WARD
Dated Sept s. fSqs Secretary
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The preliminary meetings will be held IN
the various wards on Monday evening. sep
tembe 70, l>.s>, and the caUcu>ee Will be held
on Friday evening September .. l>le
BY order Of the Republican county COM
mittee.
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Notice of Shcriff's Sale OF Real Estate
indcr lndgnSnt of iOrc closure.

STATE OF WISCONSIN IS.
Douglas County. In Circuit Court.
J. d. Ensign,
DT,5rt ~
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-09-24

From the way Duluth grunts one
NoclL imszjue i Is ca The rvCas.
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FIRST W YARD.

At the East End fire hall. to choose eight %
clcgatus To the County convention and eight ~
elegates to the second Assembly district con-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-09-24

At the old fire hall to choose four ~ delegates
10 the County convention aul four 90 delegates
TO the First Assembly district convention.
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Chairman
CUt> \. WARD.
Ia,ed Ssp- : lssS S.-r.:t-r
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Dated Sept. G. 1898.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-09-24

At the ConnCrS Point fire hall. to choose four
I % delegates To the county convention and for
q delegates tC the First Assembly district con-
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Cen Pass and Ticket Agent. 81. Paul.Minu.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-14


after the Americans assume entlle
control. Even under the ine1ieielii, eot-
rtfut. and disastrous Spanish feetine
(beEose the recent revolution hau mace
large army necessary the colony vas
zdministered with but little AID Fo'''
the home government
would suggest that the American
government appoint an administrative
advisory council or cabinet Of nineteen.
composed OF a native from every civl
province. who Is conversant Win tne
conditions there. ~.
Let the provincial governors Tor tae
preseut also be Americans-not poilu-
eianf. but turist8 Of ability ana re-
noWn, for the ONCE combines judicial ns
wen as executive functions. ana mnen
fevislon and application Of law VIII pc
found necessary. should the once OF
provincial governor. a. well as that Or
representative 70 the congress, be maze
elective, when the natives shan possess
die franchise, which ! believe should pc
based upon both an educational ana
property qualification. The minor OF
fices should all be filed by natives. by
iris system the skeleton Of the present
government would be maintained ana
there would be no violent changes. A
democratic despotIsm-n such a para
dox a permissibie-ls what the colony
needs before Il can be made ready tor
all the functions Of true demoeranc
government
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-14

Don't walt for all the coming horrors
Deans Kidney Pills viii make the old
back new. Ask the Wheeling people
about It, they know. Read the follow
Ing case:
Mr.. G. V. Burkett. OF No. 20 S. Wa
bash street, for over twenty-five years
employed at the Wheeling & Belmont
Bridge Company's works, says: For
several years my kidneys we're In a bad
condition md my back was so weak
and sore, that when / stopped over l
could scaroelg straighten up, On several
occasions was taken so badly when at
work that / had to be helped home,
and when the doctor came he Injected
morphine to uive me ease. Neuralgia
pains in my head, down the back,
through the stomach membranes, nch-
Ing limbs and restless at night, were
other symptoms which plainly showed
when the secretions OF the kidneys went
wrong what the trouble arose from.
saw Doan's Kidney Pills so highly rec
commended by parties near home that
felt there must be some real merit be-
hind them, so got box at the Logan
Drug Co., and began taking them.
can now positively say they are the
best remedy ever tried for the kid
neVs. They are Quick IN giving relief,
sure In action, and pleasant in effect,
causing no inconvenience or lnterfer-
Ing in any way with ones every day
work"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale be- all
dealers Price 50 cents. Mailed by
Foster Ailiburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y,
sole agents for the United stntes. Re-
member the name-Doan's-and take no
substItute
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on Monday, october q, Miss Marie
Churchill, OF New York, win marry Har-
old Barring, of London. Harold Barring
is a cousin of Lord RevelstOke, who is.
said to be engaged to the Prlncess Viz
toria of Wales; thus 1t will be seeH thRt
by a very short stretch of courtesy the
Prince of Wales can call the future Mrs.
Barring cousin.
Miss Marie ChuchIll is one of the most
beautiful young women in New York.
Although not quite as prominent ittsOci-
ETY. as many of It's proclaimed bellies, she
maves in a very select circle, going out
only when it pleases her, for she is not
particularly fond Of entertainment. AT
the famous Bradley Martin ball she was
decidedly the belle, and at garden par
~ given by the queen two years ago she
was pronounced the most beautiful
American present.
Harold Barring. the groom-to-be, be-
longs to the celebrated banking firm OF
London. He is the same Barring who
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they can no longer be trusted. Far DIFF
feFeut y the feeling towards the Amer
leans, who are now regarded By the na-
titea Is thsiT erlivnsc-s fFem' SpaHish
bondage. But II the Americans give
the Islands back TO Spain. they. as wen
as the Spanlards. Win Incur the eternal
hatred Of the islanders.
Now this IS what the Flllplnos want,
and this know Is Whist they consider
themselves entitled to have-in fact It
Is commonly understood in the Islands
that the following has been guaranteed
them by their American allies:
Independence from Spanish rule
shall BE proclaimed.
4 protectoFate shall be established
with z government designated by the
American representatives, and approV-
ed bV the insurgent leaders.
This government win recognize such
temporary adjustments a. may be
made by the American or European
commissioners
n q protectorate be established, Il
WIN be Of the same kind and nature as
arranged for Cuba,
The ports OF che Philippines shall be
opened free to the commerce OF the
world
Precautionary measures shall be
adopted against Chinese immigration.
30 as to regulate their competition with
the natives who at present suffer Sc
verely thereby.
The corrupt judicial system at pres
emit existing In the Islands shall be
promptly reformed-such reforms to be
intrusted 20 competent American ohi-
clals.
The complete liberty Of speech, Of as
sociations and of the press, shall be de-
clared and maintained.
Religious federation must oe made
general throughout the islands; but
the friars or religious corporations OF
whom there are about 5000, who have
been q cancer IN the body polite, and
who have ever ruled the provinces with
an iron hand, demoraiizing the civil
administration and blasting every re-
form, must be expelled root and
branch.
The parish priests, whose presence
10 most accessory and beneficial. must
remain undlsturbed in the performance
OF their sacred calling. 49,
Measures conducive to the discovery
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NV BGcKs ron OLD.
Ne Fairy Tale About FhI,-oniy so' I'd
FnoIs,

No FAIRY Tale About ThII-oniy Sol I'd
Facts.
We're doing It every day. rs our
business. All new backs we furnish are
satisfactory, too. Marvellous, isn't Il!
Not 30 much so, when gou know VINO
we are. We're Doan's Kidney PITS.
Don't surprise you so muen now. 10Y
their work Is making new backs out Of
old. Old backs ache. That is, they
seem 10 ache. It's the kidneys that
ache. And the back does the
talking. Backache Is not al
there is Of kidney diseases. IT'S only
the starter, so to speak. Excessive ur-
n1snt N urlne-getting worse. High
color and pain IN passing-Worse stu
Diabetes. Bright's Disease, Death.
That's the end, Moral-Trade that old
back for new one, and do i at once:
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Scrofu1a, a Vile
Inheritance.

scrolulais the most obstinate Of blood
troubles, and is often the result OF an
inherited faint in the blood. s. s. s.
Is the only remedy which goes deep
enough to reach scroiuln; It forces out
every trace Of the disease, and cures
She worst cases.
NJ son, charlie, was aiilotsa from infancy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-14


Impossible to dress him
for three years. HIS
had and body were .
mass Of sores, and his
syosight also became
sheeled. No treatment
vas spared that We
ih0ught would relieve.
bfm, But he grew Worle
6ntii M condition wac.
indeed pitiAble. | nae
Simost despaired Of DIS
evof being cured, when
81 the advice Of 4 friend
Go FaTs him 8. 8. >.
fGwilf'n gpacihGl, A de.
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vri be the logical Outcome Of the sItu-

viii be the logical outcome Of the sltr-
ation.
me value Of the archipelago a.
commercial center, strategic base
and as a vantage ground iof rs iEt-
mendous trade with Asia, y apparent
al glance. With Hawaii and the
PHILIPPINES IN her possession, America
should fear no competitor.
: and then the islands themselves OF
fer wonderful Inducements 70 Lhe
American investor. The mineral wealth.
Of the colony Is fabulous. i Is tropie-
Al Riondlke. Fortune also awaits MIN
who will put enterpriHe and q WORKING
CAPITAL int the suHar. tobacco, eonee'
hemn. and lumber Industries. With the
most primitive machinery even, many
81 the natives have been able to reap
1reat wealth, while the Chinese, by
their slow but sure methods. have often
made enormous fortunes. The agrlcul-
tuFaI resources Of the islands are mani
fold and truly splendid, and American
enterprise should make the most OF
them. Not more tran one-sixth OF the
land Is now under civilization. There y
no reason why Luzon should mot PC
another Java, why Aindanao should
not become a secord Ceylon. THIS Is
Americas opportunity ana ours
True, many problems ask TOT solu-
ton. It will take diplomatic manipula-
ton to reconcile the race differences
among my countrymen. But It can be
done.
on account OF the great number OF
islands and the multitude Of Taces-oe.
tween whom there Is a strong feeling OF
jealousV-I am afraid that a native re-
public at present would end IN failure.
But give US a Philippine proteetorate
and 4 Congress at Manila, to which
representatives from every race ana
from every province can be sent-so
( that every Filipino will have his own
representative-and this problem VIII
be on the way to proper solution. Let
Americans control the archipelago. and
within twenty-five years thousands OF
investors will flock to the colony, net
work OF railways will be spread over
the principal islands, and new ports
will be opened. The result win be that
the productiveness Of the colony will be
greatly augmented and It's trade with
the outside world viii be increased ten
fold. At the. same time the natives
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Distressing Kidney ana Bladder dis
ease relieved In six hours by."NeW Great
South American Kidney Cure" Il II q
great surprise on account Of lts exceed
Ing promptness IN relieving pain In bl0d-
der kidneys and back, IN male or fc-
male. Relieves retention of water al
most Immediately. II you want quick
by II, II. List, druggist, Wheeling. w.
Va. tf&B
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FLIPINO,S VIEWS.
otnsn Lala Writes on the Pro-
blsm Of Islands Destiny
FiAI rus NATIVES DEIaB.

q STANDING ARMY NEEDED
10 CONTROL THEM-A NATIVE
REPUBLIC WOULD BE A FALL
ANNEXATION OR 1NDE-
NDBEcB THE ONLY soLu-
EHEY WOULD PREFER
An AMERICAN PRoTEcToRATE.
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Ss5,iod igbFovcnisni was the result and after
" ~ i.Sfnn dozen bottles. no ono who knew
"a Ma tovmeF dreadful condition would have
SsssSpiSed him. All the sores on bis body
ksS6 beaied. hie skin II parieetly clear and
.iais11i, Mrs. s. 8. NANNY.
90 Elm 49,, Macon, Ga.