Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-01-03
Local and Otherwise.

Local and Otherwise.
| Time leaves his marks upon our youthful faces
The future reads those lines upon our brow;
Habits like pens, the fiery record traces:
| Almost unconscious, we are writing now.
! Warm footwear of all descriptions
cheap at Doud & Muir's, the Shoe Men
A man is known nowadays by the
plan of currency reform that he pro
poses.
Wax seals and sealing wax at J. R
Chapmans.
Ladies who have small feet should
read Doud & Muirs new ad. in this
issue.
The simple truth about public opinion
on the currency question is that no KIND
of Democratic money is wanted.
$500 buys beautiful day mantle
clock in oak or black walnut at J. r
Chapmans.
The most effective Republican cam.
palgn documents of the coming year
will be the blanks pertaining to the
| Democratic income tax.
The trouble with the Allison boom is
that it is too much like the one that
| Boies took to Chicago in 1892.
No plan for the solution of the
Indian problem can prove successful
unless 1t provides for compulsory labor
We are offering reduced prices on
Plush Caps and Mems Underwear
| Doud & Muir.
The poorest swap Uncle Sam has yet
made in foreign relations IS Republican
reciprocity for Democratic retaliation.
Allison is being put on the Presi-
| dental track, but the real race, never
| theless, is between Reed and Mckinley
| LosT.-A child's white muff some
where in Centralia. Finder Will please
| return same to this office and oblige the
owner.
Cleveland always makes mistake in
financial matters when he fails to put
himself under the hypnotic control OF
John Sherman
1t not only relieves; it does more, it
cures We refer to One Minutes Cough
ure. Suitable for all ages, all condi-
lions, at all times. For sale by John E.
Daily.
The Democracy is no longer the
| organized ignorance of the country; it
| is very disorganized at present.
1t is estimated that % per cent of the
fires in this country are the results OF
! Incendiarism. They save this item in
Europe by putting up buildings that
will not burn.
Remember that when J. r. Chapman
repairs your watch it never fails to run
and keep good time.
Secretary Carlisle exhausted himself
in framing the sugar schedule of the
| tariff law, and thus the currency meas
| ures were too much for him.
Carlisle's second currency bill has as
little chance of passing as the first one
| had. There will be no financial leglsla-
| ton of any sort in this Congress.
You can buy pocket book or card
case to match your suit Or gloves in
color at j. r. Japman's. .- -.
The American people want an assur-
ance that their currency will be per-
ectlv inelastic as far as its security is
concerned. Mr.. Carlsle's plan does
not afford this certainty.
A Masque Ball will be gwen by Auer's
| Orchestra in Pomainville's Hall, Tues,
day Jan. 10Th. 1t is given for the
benefit of the orchestra and should be
we'll attended as the boys are deserving
If all of the Democratic statesmen out
Of jobs go to writing books, there will be
Il great overproduction of cheap litera
ture in this couetry.
A store key was found on the Searles
hill the past week and the finder left i
at this Office. The owner may have
same by calling at this office and paying
for this notice.
The most to be expected of the pres
ent Congress is that it will fully jutify
the course of those Democrats wht
voted the Republican ticket in tn,
November election.
| The Kansas Republicans are mistaken
if they suppose they can afford to elec
Il man to the Senate on the theory tina
he need not be any more creditabl
than PETER.
Secretary Carlisle's estimate of TIL
deficiency by June 80 next vas $20.U0U,
900. 1t is already $4,000 600 beyon'
that mark, with six months to hea
from.
Congressman Culberson's comparison
of the Democratic party to "a tram
who has been ordered out of town. is
very good one, though little rough o.