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PICKLES.

For making pickles none but the best
apple vinegar should be nsc;l, advises
Mrs. E. R. Parker in the Courier J0unal,
and it should never be boiled, but heated.
A porcelain or gran tc kettle should be
used in making pickles. For spicing,
care must be taken to flavor so no one kind
will predominant. Almost all vegetables
make nice pickles, but must be gathered
at the proper season.
Artichokc Picklcs-Rub off the outer
skin, lay in salt and water for u day,
drain, pour over cold vinegar.
Picked Caulhower-Takeg ood white
heads OF cauliflower, break in pieces and
boil for ten minutes in strong salt aad
water; drain, let cool, put in jar; spice
hot vinegar and pour over it.
Lemon Pickles-Remove the rind OF
two dozen lemons and pack in salt for
week; set in the oven until the salt
mclts, put in u kettle and pour over
gallon of we'll spiced vinegar; scald and
put in jar.
Pepper Picilles-Cut the stems out OF
fifty large pods of green pepper with
pcnknife; fill the peppers each with
chopped cabbage, horse radish, mustard
seed and salt; replace the stem; thea
pack in jars and cover with vinegar.
Cucumber Picklcs-Wash and wipe
one hundred small cucumbers. Put in
large Jar, and cover with boiling brine,
let stand ten days. Pour off, put the
pickles in jars, cover with hot spiced
vinegar, add chopped onions. Set aside
for two weeks, when they will be ready
for use.
Tomato Pickles-Take ripe, firm tona-
toes, puncture with needle. Put a
layer Of tomatoes with chopped onions
sprinkled with salt, put on another layer
and more salt until the jar is full; let
stand week; then drain, and squeeze
the salt water out; put in jar and cover
with strong vinegar.
Onion Pickle--Takc large white onions,
pour boiling salt water over them, aad
let stand three days; change the brine
and let stand three days longer, Take
one gallon of strong vinegar, add two
ounces of turmeric; scald and pour
over the onions boiling hot, and let stand
ten days. Then drain, and pour over
spiced vinegar.
Picked Beans-String half a peck OF
green beans, put in kettle, cover them
with boiling water, add teaspoonful OF
salt and let boil half an hour. Drain,
when cold put in glass jars, sprinkle
with pepper, add tablespoonful OF mus
tard seed, two of chopped horse-radish,
one of celery seed, with an ounce Of
cloves and allspice each. Cover with
strong vinegar.
Yellow Pickle-Takc two gallons oil
vinegar, two pounds of sugar, one ounce
of turmeric, three of allsplce, one of
cloves, one of mace, one pint of mustard
seed, two tablespoonful of celery seed.
Pound all together, and put in the vim
eear we'll heated. Take three large heads
of cabbage, cut and scald in brine,
squeeze dry and hang in the sun for two
days. Then put in cold, strong vinegar
and let stand oyer night. Drain, put in
a jar, and cover with spiced vinegar.
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HOUSEHOLD MATTERS.
A NEW TRAsH-BAsKET.

i The new trash-baskct is a bag. The
willow baskets which well-intentIoned
goung women have dressed up in baby
blue ribbons and worstcd fruits and
flowers, or have gildcd and decorated for
church fairs, are stripped of their orna-
,mentations and relegated to offices. The
vide porche takes their place in the sit
ting-room and boudoir. This is long,
narrow bag about nine By eighteen inches
in size. 1t is made of brocade, in any
rare old tint, and lined with plain silk
in harmonizing color, which is turned
down zen revers" on one side; the bag
is suspended by metal cord and tasscl
or ribbon. If the bag is made from
piece of your grandmother's brocade
gown it is so much the better, because it
will show your grandmother was cdu-
Gated enough to wear a gown Of brocade.
-MeD York Tribune
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HI the wear r0stnd, you may

ANtAe year 90alxa, you may.
RELY upon DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery to purify
the blood and invigorate the
system. It's not like the
.sarsaparillas, that are said to-
Be good for the blood in
March, April and May. The
e Golden Medical Discovery
works equally well at all
times, and in all cases Of
blood taints, or humors, no
matter what their name or
nature.
It's the cheapest blood-puri-
fer, sold through druggists,
because you only pay for the
g0od you get.
Your money is returned if
it doesn't benefit or cure you.
Can you ask more?
"Golden Medical Discov-
cry" contains no alcohol to
inebriate, and no syrup or
sugar to derange digestion.
It's a concentrated vegeta-
BILE extract; put up. in large
bottles; pleasant to the taste,
and equally good for adults or
children.
The discovery" cures all
Skin, Scalp and Scrofulous
affections, as Eczema, letter,
Salt-rheum, Fever-sores, White
Swellings, Hip joint disease
and kindred ailments.
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.Iessio Brown.

Are we to have no idols in these later
days of cruel research and fact? The
real story of Jessie Brown of Lucknow
hns come to light. In 1858 clever
.ludy, who is still living, was engaged in
journalistic work in Paris, and one Of
her duties was to write monthly let
ter to q certain daily paper about In
dian affairs, which letter was supposed
by the ingenious readers OF that paper
to come direct from Calcutta, as it was
dated from that city. The letter was
always considerably written up" in
order to suit the French taste for high
Favored narratives, and when the time
came to relate the circumstances at
tending the relief Of Lucknow the clever
lady in question evolved the story of
Jessie Brown and the bagpipes entirely
out of her own imagination, well know
ing that it would be just the sort of an
episode to delight her readers. She
was quite right, for it was copied into
half the papers in France, and having
been translated, appeared in either
Galignani or Jersey journal, where
upon it was printed in the Times and
went all around the British press.
kilograms did not then pass between
India and England every hour. and by
the time the romance OF Jessie Brown
was denounced rs nonsense by those
who had been at Lucknow, it was uni
versally accepted as truth, and rather
fancy that O picture was painted de-
picting the scene. Numerous women
have been pointed out as the original
of the non existent Jessie Brown, and
in Scotland it would even now be
scarcely prudent to deny the truth of
the story, although it is clearly one of
the mock pearls of Indian history.
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A Lunatic swims Twenty Two Miles.

A marvellous feat was accomplished by
William Blackett, of Chickasaw County,
an incurable inmate of the insane hos
pital at Independence, Iowa. GAINING
entrance to the sewer he followed its
course to the river mile and half.
Here he Invested himself of sll clothing
and started to swim to st. Louis. He
was discovered when going over the dam
at Quasqueton, and as all efforts to in-
duce him to land were futile he was cap
tured by force after he had swum dis
lance of twenty-five miles Except
bruised shoulder hewas all right.-Pitts-
burg Dispatch.
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EARN AND GARDEN NOTES.

Look we'll to the watering of stock.
Keep the wagon axles we'll creased.
Skinned milk and buttermilk are good
for horses.
Don't expect all the good qualities in
one animal.
Shallow culture of hoed crops is now
the order of the day.
A nice flock of good poultry is essen.
tial to every country and suburban home.
The best stock raiscrs are now trying
to grow meat instead of to accumulate
fat
The perquisites or free things of the
farm are equal to good wages for one
man.
Failures as we'll as successes teach
lessons. He is wise who learns from
both.
Remember that one of the most impor-
tant cares of the farm is the care of
health.
Whoever depends upon the public for
market must consult the wants of the
public.
There is no benefit in applying to your
soil any ingredient which it already has
in abundance.
Don't let the rays of the sun fall di
rectly on your beehives. Proviic some
sort of shade.
To kill the future of crcameries have
poor COWS, poor milk, poor machinery,
poor buildings, poor maker, poor butter,
poor consumption, poor price.
AS soon as the salt is dissolved, butter
may be worked the second time in order
to correct any streakiness which the first
mixing of salt may have caused.
Three quarters of an ounce of salt to
the pound will be the right quantity for
most markets for immediate consumption,
and one ounce to the pound for packed
butter.
Cheerful, active labor is blessing
An old philosopher says: "The FREELY
only shines when on the wing; SO it is
with the mind; when once we rest, we
darker"
We lose two pounds of water in the
twenty four hours by perspiration, and
the more we perspirc the cooler we be-
come. There are 27,OOO,0 pores on
the surface of our bodies, which, if placed
in line, would extend twcnty-eight
miles in length.
The fact that the waves in the North
Sea differ in shape when caused by a
northeast wind under high pressure from
those caused by a southwest wind with
low barometer, is considered as proof
that the air in an anti-cyclone is de-
scendiug current and the air in a cyclone
an ascending current.
American naval officers who have
adopted the cholera belt in the tropics
find it so beneficial that they often retain
it in all ATTITUDES. 1t is simply broad
band of flannel worn night and day the
year around tight about the waist, so as
to protect the stomach from sudden
changes of the temperature. 1t isan ex-
cellent preventive of stomachic disord-
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AGRICULTURAL.
TOPICS OF INTEREST RELATIVE
TO FARM AND GARDEN.
eApEs IN CHICKENS.

Gapes are caused by minute worm in;
the windpipe. 1t is generally produced
by filth or neglect. If taken in time, as.
soon as the chick is noticed to cape and
sneeze, it can be cured. Give the chick:
every two hours few drops of diluted.
camphor or turpentine, taking care to
get some in the windpipe. The odor
will, as rule, kill the worm, and the
chick can then easily dislodgc it. Eng
fish funciers recommend corn meal boiled,
into which tallow candle has been
stirred, then feed cold.-BOston Culti-
yntOr.
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There are $50 authorized guides in TIA
Alps. One hundred and ninety-four of
them have taken regular course of in
struction in their profession and have
received diplomas. Thirty-five of them
are between sixty and seventy years OF
ace. aud six are over seventy.
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Confirmed.

The favorable impression produced on the
first appearance of the agreeable liquid fruit
remedy Syrup Of Figs n few years ago has been
more than confirmed by the Pleasant e1ieri-
enceof all who have used it, and the success
of the propr:etors and manufacturers the CAL
ifornia Fig Syrup Company.
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A Real Soldier 20 ray With.

Child's nurse Ito her sweetheart as
she hears her lady coming into the
kitchen unexpectedly)-Hurry, Aug
ust; begin playing with the children
quick.
aWhy, Anna" exclaims the mistress,
awhat is this / see?"
aOh, madam, you Know the dear
children we're so anxious to have a
soldier to play with that-you see
well. I went out and got one of them. .
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An energetic woman with broom In he
hand sweeps everything before her.
Ono Thousand Dollars.

I will forfeit the above amount, II fail to
provo that Flornple1ion Is tho best medicine in
ness. II is certain cure, and affords immc-
date reiief,in cases Of Kidney and Liver Com
plaint, Nervous Debility and Consumption;
Floraplexion builds up the weak system and
druggist for it and get we'll. Valuable book
.sThing Worth Knowing" also sample bottle
sent free; all charges prepaid. Address Frank
LIN Hart, IS Warren street, New York
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A GOOD man is the best friend, and
therefore is first to he chosen, lonses;
to be retained, and, indeed, never TO be
parted with, unless he ceases to be that
for which he was chosen.
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: The ucrp best u, to know whether or not
Dobbins's Electric Soap IS as gon as it is said
10 he, is 10 TN il WiirSe +. 1t can't deceive Uyu
lse sure 10 get no imitation. There are lots of
tIicm. Ask your grocer for just one bar.
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FITS stopped free by Dr. KLrNE's GREAT
NERVE RESToRER. No Fits after first days
use. Narvelou, cures. Treatise and 81 trial
hottie free. Or. Kline. 93l Arcn ST.. Phila.. Pc
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Albert Burch, West Toledo Ohio, says:
Halls Calarrh Cure saved my life" Write
him for particulars. Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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THE American miss who marries a
foreign count hopes to become Coun-
tess So-and-so," but usually ends with
being a Miss-Fir.-The Merchant
Traveller.
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"spars" of course come in very handy in a
sea fight
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liaf1icted with core eyes use DrIsaac Thomp-
IONS EyeW Water. Druggists sell at25c. per bottle
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Constantinople, Turkey, is believed te
have founded the first hospital in the
world, as we now understand a hospital.
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The largest god mine in the world is in
Alnska.
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The earliest date known of copper Plate
is 1851.
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The expenses OF a n electric company may
be summed upas current expenses.
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FOR DROWSINESS.

HAYS CITY, Kas.. Jan. 10. 1890.
"Bie Beans" is the best medicine l have fuu1d
N. NJ BANNIsrER, City Clerk.
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Ar medy for sea sicsness-Travel by rail
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598 pages
pRoFUsELY ILLUSTRATED.

SC. Twelve pages on HEART-Palr
CavIty-Cholera Morb
a, Heartburn, Gall Stones, Jaundice, r
md Genital 0rgans-0rarel, Diabetes
ages on Diseases Of General Syst
ilarIa, Gout, Rheumatism, &c. Everything
q of Women Menstruation, Womb, Pr
ildren and Their Diseases, from bi
. need. This part alone Us worth many til
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TENT: "And the mama ceased on the
mo,7otc after Mcyhod eaten Of the old corn
of the land. Joshua ", IL.
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Sc ND NOW.
You May Need 1t Tonight.

he Newly Married. Useful knowledge 4
Daintics for the Sick IloonI-An Inv
Disease by AppeRrance-Temperanl'
Preparation and Doses; Prescriptions, IL
lcaf Practice: instructions for preparl
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. Inflammation, Cataract,
. pages on the EAIt-Deaf.
g Noises ip, to Extract Foreign
= the NOSE Bleeding, Ca
. Fifteen pages on the FACE,
. TEETH : Cracked Lips,
9 Gum Boil, &C. Eighteen pages
= PIPE-Bronchltis, Dlphthe-
. Mumps, liberated Sore
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and Emergencies, Including
their Antidotes, &c. Invaluable.
Riene-Preseryatior OF Health
PART VI-Commcn Ques.
miscellaneous Information on
and Disease. Filled With Hints.
OF thinking young people; the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-10-18
TWO QUESTIONS.

The last Review of Eagle River
takes the indicator to task for in
TINA ting that John Radcliffe is not
competent to fill the office of Supt. Of
Schools. The Vindicator simply asks
two questions for the Review to an
SWer:
LIST. Can Brere Moon produce any
evidence that John Radcliffe ever OBJ
tanned Il certificate higher than ~
third grade?
Cd. Does Brere Moon hold that Il
third grade Supt. of Schools is quail
fled to examine teachers who hold
first and second grade certificates?---
indicator.
John Radcliff holds first grade
certificate and good one at tnat.
his average standing being over 80
and Brother Shaw need not go out
OF Rhinelander to see it If he doubts
our word. This disposcs OF the Sec
Ond question also and as the Vinica-
tor is opposing Mr.. Radcliffe only be-
cause it believes him to he incOmpe-
tent. We can expect it. II it il honest
to place Mr.. Radcliffe's name ut the
head of it's columns as county super
intendent.
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of the

You can save from 30 Ito 40 per
cent ON dry goods by doing business
with Davis & Fehr. The agent +. A.
FLYNN will make regular trips to
Eagle River in The future.
Chris Eby, republican candidate
for sheriff was in town "Wednesday
and his democratic exponent, Lon.
Merrickel took the same time to In
teryiew the voters Of Rhinelander.
When in want of sewing ma
chine why don't you patronize your
home agent? Mat Sherible Is local
agent OF the High Arm Improved
Singer, the best sewing machine in
in market. zOy1
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BIG CATCH.

II. D. Osgo cd, a. 3. Kipp. E. B.
Kipp, J. w. Shrale, II. NJ. Dickinson,
III. w. Dickinson, N. r. Patterson
and Nj. Kahn, all OF ILL.,. who with their
guides and cook have been fishing ON
Big ST. Germain lake and other lakes
near there left for home Monday. Tho.
party made the biggest catch Of fish
that has been reported this season.
They We're out just ten days and dur.
ing that time they caught eighty-One.
muskallongc, fifty-one pickeraf, two
hundred and forty-three b,lss and
forty-nine pike. They packed their
fish in ice and. took them home with
them. Among the fish We're several.
genuine black bass that weighed over
four pounds and the largest weighed
six pounds and half.
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At present the company will use
the rooms over Frank Beardsley's
drug store for hospital. 1t Is the
intention to build another story
on to the building adjoining the drug
store and do the second story ofboth
buildings Off into rooms and use them
for the accommodation OF the pa
tents. This will be a good thing for
the men working In the mills and In
the woods near here. In case of sick
ness or an accident they can get good
care and treatment without being
obliged to leave town.
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Veronica.

p. W. Nicholas, candidate for
clerk of court on the republican ticket
was In town over Sunday getting
acquainted with the voters. Mr..
Nicholas is Il young man OF good
ability and thoroughly understands
the duties of the clerk Of court as he
has been deputy for the last two
wears and prac tically did all OF the
work. He makes u tirst-class palms.
taking officer and has given the best
of satisfaction and deserves promo
ton.
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and will last

Mrs. A. 6. RichisOn and her sister
Miss Andrews left Thursday for
Spring Green. Wisconsin to visit Ieia'
tiyes. Miss Andrews goes from there
to Indiana where she expects to get
y nosition i'm q telegraph office.
Davis & Fehr have ON exhibition
at the Village Hall the largest and
most complete stock of dry goods,
cloaks, Jackets, furs and shawls ever
shown in Northern Wisconsin and at
prices astonishingly low. Sale COM
mences on Friday Oct. II and Will
continue until Tuesday, Oct. q. Don I
fail to avail yourselves OF this rare
opportunity. The hall will be opened
until 10 p. NJ. every evening.
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HOSPITAL.

Hospital will be Started Here at Once.
A company called the Eagle River
Hospital Company has been organ
lied and hospital will be started
here at once.
. The capital stock Of the company
is ten thousand dollars. The officers
are L. J. Cook, Pres, II. B. Walsh.
Vice Pres, G. H. Haddy, Sec. w. D..
Neville, Treas. Board Of Directors,
Jos. kathan, n. A. Colman and F. S.
Campbell. Resident Surgeons, w. D.
Neville, NJ. D. and G. II. Haddy, M. d.
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STATE SENATOR.

It ia of much importance to the
peODle of this county who our next
State Senator shall be. The person
elected this fall holds the office for
four wears and as this county is set
fling up rapidly, matters are liable
to come up during that time when
we shall need Il man in the state sen
ate who will know our needs and
look after them.
We believe that W. A. Scott OF Mer-
rill is lust such man and that he
should be supported by the people OF
this county regardless OF politics.
His interests are Identical with our
own as he is the owner OF large
amount of property in our town and
county and could without doubt be
depended upon to look after those
interests much more than a stranger
who has no interest here
He is young man OF good charac-
ter and fine business qualities and
will, if elected, make member that
we will not be shamed OF.
He is not a politician, has never
held Office and the present nomina-
ton came to him wholly unsolicited.
He is not pledged to either side OF
the different local issues IN the dist
riot, but is prepared to listen to all
and then do what seems to him to be
for the best interest OF the whole
district in straight, forward. hon
est manner without prejudice or par
TALLY.
He is the president OF the L. b.
Scott Lumber Co., and has been en-
gagged in numbering on the Wisconsin
river for a number Of years ard ls
= 4 y aS
the district, not only By the business
men, but by the Boys III the Woods as
well and will get a very large vote.
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GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.
County of Oneida, &c
Town of Eagle River, ''''

general election at which to
VIM Hoaga whose term of office will expire
place Geo W. RylaSa whose term OF office
expire first Monday in January A. D. 1891 - . ,
M the place Of Henry d. whose term " Of
in the place Charles e. m @ whose term
o state Of
office on the M9ndaH in xey PETERSON whose term 90
office on the first Monday in a. ~ S T. =,
o "h ts Moady %
s iand chppews Door Forest
Portage shawano
pa tbe day. saes Ne0 ter" "
senator in the eleventh senate P G Tnver
whe on e s naH Eia first
the assembly district sonsnE OF the eoup
office will on the first Monday In January
place OF Clark whose term OF Office
the first Monday y a. D. M Shelter whose term
the first Monday in January A. D. 1891 So. .
office expires on Monday January D. 1891
reter Of deeds in onfda e9u IN plane s. ssRa' whose
Oneida county in pase of L. BnS who's"
county in place Of Mcintyre whose
office the first onaa ] m pdaux
expires Monday January 1881
expires u on the or first menda Sonn!y snnary
in Oneida county o. vie 6s d Eeon q%ue
River At the town hall in the village
an npsf RyS b. s9a DssS NS ss9
forty eight 81 Election District No THREE h sa a
ownshp " Election n. District district
four a. Of @ donn {s9 toWnsep
District No five Fl q said town at the legs R esp
ON n h nss on yn succeedg the
! s a 'h aaa ' eiole os sum down day
Dated auy October 1890 gro oco,,Nop
Town Geek
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three doors west

Consumption cure-Warner' White
Wine of Tar Syrup. The best cough
remedy on earth. Cures q cold ins24
hours. Price Is e 80 cts per bottle.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Deckert left
Saturday for Marshfie!d to attend
the wedding OF Mrs. Deckert's broth
er Geo. Regenfuss.
The Sheridan Lumber Co.. had a
break down in their mill Monday af-
ternoon which necessitated their
shutting down for few days.
A. ID. PrideauX, principal OF the
RhinelanLler schools spent a couple
hours i'm town Saturday hustling for
votes for School Superintendent.