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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-11-22
LOCAL LOGIC.
-Four inches Of snow and still

showing.
Tom Moore has bought the
McKittrick dwelling.
The Wabeno Lbr. and Mfg.
Co. begun hauling logs today.
District Attorney Hooper Of
Crandon transacted business in
town the forepart of the week.
Doc. Muenzner brought in the
largest deor Of the season; hav-
ing killed one weighing 225 lbs.
Joe Boehm departed for Mil
waukee wednesday, where in
tends securing work for the win
ter.
Norman Johnson has the repu
tation of being the champion deer
hunter in this vicinity; having
killed four this season.
If you are in need of pacs, rub
bers, mittens. socks, underclothes
etc. call on Dickinson. His goods
give satisfaction.
V. H. Johns resumed his posi-
j on as station agent wednesday,
after two weeks recreation. Re-
lief agent Watts returned to Gil
lett the same day.
f. 0. Rusch is in Milwaukee
attending a meeting of the cred.
itors in the Rusch Bros. matter
held for the purpose of appoint
ing a Receiver.
Mrs. Norman johnson leff
wednesday for Horton, Kansas
where she will visit relatives fol
some months. Mr.. Johnson ac-
compatiied her to Gillett.
Albert Zahn Of Gillett has tax
en- a contract from Louis Roll.
man for putting in logs here this
winter. He uses the Schewe
ouilding for his camp.
Doc. Naylor returned from
Gillett with a fine team IF draft
horses purchased from Newald
the horse dealer and is now haul
ing logs for the Wabeno Lbr. &
Mfg.
County Treasurer-elect Nc
Ginley went to Crandon Thurs
dag to make arrangements fol
moving there. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mckinley will soon take up their
residence at Crandon.
A Thanksgiving dance viii be
given at Laona November goth,
under the auspicious of the new,
ly organized NJ. w. A Camp al
that place. Good music has
been engaged for the occasion
and a good time is guaranteed tc
all. Be sure to attend. See
posters.
Mr.. and Mrs, James McKittrich
ana family lett here Monday fol
Perkins, Michigan, where Mr.
Mittrick has been employed thu
past summer and now has a po
sition as section foreman on th'
Northwestern road at that place
They leave many friends here
who regret to see them go. Miss
Tillie Strohm accompanied then
and will spend the winter them
Mr.. and DR.. Robertson hav,
been giving our people a serie.
of very pleasant and entertaining
concerts at the Woodman hall ev
cry evening during the past weel
and will continue to and includ
ing Saturday. These concert
I
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SOCIETY.

WABENo CAMP. No. 6l1a. NJ. W. A.
Meets on the first and third Friday
evening Of each month, at the NJ. w. of
A. liall at s:5o P. m. Visiting neigh
pors are cordially invited.
Y. II. JOINS. p. HorFsIAx.
y. G. Clerk.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-11-22
Post-Office.

Mail arrives at .2:25 p. m.
Mail closes at. 400 p. m.
Office hours from 200 a. m. to
500 p. IN.
Sundays from 500 a. m. to II;
90 noon.
v. H. JOHNS, p. M.
c. G.. HIMLEY, Deputy.
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hAlLhOAD.
scbeeule in effect December. %. 1893.
leave Washington from station corner Of New
jerry Avenue and & Street
For Chicago and Northwest. yestibulsd Limited
trains. 1885 A. m, sos p. IA. daily.
=, for Cincinnati, 81. Louis, and Indianapolis,
Express. 1853 m. vestibuied Limited Ss4G p.
m, express 1905 night daily.
OF Flitsburg and Cleveland, 1o-3c a. ~ ard
SO and II SO p. M, daily
FOR Columbus Toledo AID Detroit. I2-05 night
or winchester and way stations 's.S5 a. IL
and $40 and $3.50 D. m
tor Luray, S.l0 ?. m daily.
sor baltimore. week days, KISS, 800. ESQ,
I. ~. A. 10, xo.rJ, S.35. 1850. AI8.J9 q. M,
1lz.gJ H., l2:l5 x1.l5. A3.UU. ~ ~ "a 30 AIS,
A2.e3, @3.lO Nj.5U. 400. 6.gi A6-G9. xl0.U1
Ali,.'' Ail;@' p. M saaea,s ass, Il s05,
~ ~ so 1y.O o. "a, AiZ.)5 1850. l.lj,
As:Ug, as, N5-o5, A5;lo, ESQ, $500, NlC.O0,
All 80. All - p m
For Annapolis. 40 and s.35 a. m. I2I5 and
s;SY T. M s1Edays, $50 a. m. f.S. p. m.
Tor Frederick. wee days. o.35, 1855 a. m-,
40, $50 p. N. Sauuag $. 800 a. m, I.l5 p. n.
Eof Eag,rstoTn. 'l0:S5 a. IA and $50 2. ~.
ror Boyd and way points, week days s.sj
a m, $50 500. 7:05 p. N. Sundays, goo .. m.,
LIS, 5.05 ?. m.
Tor Caithersbutg and way points. week days.
IL p m. Sundays. 800 a. n. LIS. 4.s3. 7-Oj,
Fer Washington Junction and way points.
week days. s.S5 D. m, $50. $50 p. IN. Sundays.
300 a. m. lis P m.
Royal blue Line.
All trains Illuminated with Piutsch light
For Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York. Boston
and tbs East. week DAYS. 1:0J (DinerJ. $50
tBunetl, 1000 (nineD a. n, l2:05 (DnerJ.
l-lo (ijIner), 800 Royal Limited" EI-
clusyeg Pullman Train. Dinins' Car, sos
Dining Car, 500 1870. (Stepin. Car open az
Hood o'elock), and 2.35 night. SunZays z-C5,
500 a. m, 1905 noon, I.l5 Dining Cars. 800.
20 Dining Cars SOC. 1880 Sleeping Car open
lo;OO o'clock, and gas night
Parlor Cars all cay trains.
Tor Atlantic City, 10 90 n. m. 1905 nOsn, and
lis and 500 p. m week DAYS I2:55 room Sun
cays.
For Cape Nav, week days u 0J and rs D. m.
Except Sunday 1Express trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotclr
and residences BY Union Transfer Co. on orders
left az ticket Offices. fI2 Pennsylvania Avenus
NV, New York Avenue and 18th Street, and al
DCpo-.
+. p UNDERWOOD. D. 3. MARTIN.
% g. 2. and Gen Man Mgr PAS. Traffic.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE Public Buildings and Grounds. Wash
iHgtcn. u. C.. April 10 1900.-ScalCd pro-
posals iu duplicate, VIII be received herc until
: p; n, NAY 10. 1000, Cor furnishing durias
sUpphes; class . flower pots; class 3. paints. oiis
glass, etc; class q, hardware; class 3. sgricul-
ulral implements etc; class q. electric battery
supplies; class Z. drain pipe and PLANNERS sup
Ulios; class stationery. class .. manure. class
10, sand and gravel; class n. soil; class y. ices
class j., lime cement, felt. ETC.; class Il. brick.
class j.. sod; class l6 fuel elias Il. lumber anil
sash; class IS. use oi teaus, 10 bids acceptc.
until Congress shall have made Necessary appr1-
praJions separate proposals Tor each class de-
sired. Each envelope Should be endorsed Co ir-
dictate class Tor watch enclosed proposal Is made.
Preference given 90 arti-ics ct domestic msnufsc-
tUre. conditions Of quality and price Gucludire,
ia pr u foreign predictions OF uuiacture the
duty thtreon)' being equal Right reserved %
reject any and al proposals Information can be
O,tained here. THEO A. BINGHAM, Colonel
apI0,11 u. IS, my6,9
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rAILEo Ds.
Baltimore 60 Ohio
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
scheeu1e in effect December %. 1893.
leave Washington from station corner Of New
jerry Avenue and c Street.
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FOR RENT-Thrce-room fat; rooms large and
airy; water and bath; cheap to responsible
party. 5J2 2lst ST. nv. apl0St en-
FOR RENT-Flafs. 1922 18th 81. NV. 5 rooms: A.
m T.. perfect condition; only S20 W. T..
METCALF. 1907 st. NV. Inh27-tf
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STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AKIN p sra
g;53 4 81 WEEK DAYS. PTTTSBURC pr
PkESs-Parlor and Dining Cars Harrisburg 70
Pittsburg.
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FOR RENT-For lishthousekeepiag. nicely-fu--
rooms; p Sl2 and 3, SIG; ref 1o35 \. J. ave.
mn. u an
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"iA :, ,II boy at i5ls I'm st. NV.
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FOR nIsNT-sroRE AND DWELLING.

FOR RENT-La.ge, new store and Groom dwell
ing with stable ice box in store. ca Nchal-
son svc-, 1Wining CITY: rent only $40 per month
Enquire MCLAUGHLIN REAL ESTATE OFFICE
corner OH and & SIS. Nv. apT--t
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wANTED-nICYCLEs.


WANTEu-Tvo or three rooms furnished TO-
light bookkeeping, dishes, linen. Glove not
wanted o., couple child -, two beds required .
not 10 exceed SD AddrUss bon IC2 this Once.
arioSt
WANTED-Tu business district. two furnished
connecting rooms, with bath. Address BOX
$50. this office splO-St
NANTEn-Tvo unfinished rooms for light house
tecpiu-s between 80 and gtl D and g. ,ls
Adtle., Bon lll. th., office apg-St
WANTED By father and daughter. May 1. 3 or
4, iar-I-is.e rooms. suitable i1r fEtepirg:
reference. Aadtc-s Bon "a, this office.
WANTED-HORsES AND VEHICLES.
WANTED 20 h-c with purchase privilege.
horse, suitable Jos light milk wagon. FAIR
VIEW FARM. i1lctor- D. C. apI03t EN-
NANIEu-N dirt cog brick Wagon and harness
l-ENL> lii 3-e ~ sW. aplJ-St era
WANTED horse for light use in country for
summer months; best Of care and good pas.
tur1. Address Bon leo this Office. aplO-st
WANTED To- buy good horse and buggy. Or
viii take icr keep Box Isl. this office
ap, Stem
WAN TED -Ho5scs Tor pasture; good grass and
wUcr; no wire; called for and returned
Z y. .PENIER, L1uSdou, D. c. apg-6t en-
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Mrs. NJ. RENNER.

Legally licensed 10 practice obstetrics IN the Dis
trct Il Columbia Late resident assistant Of the
ROYAL WOmen's Hospital, Munich, Bavaria, ana
gold medal awarded for proficiency IN the science
Of Obstetrics in that Institution. Private SIni-
tarium for ladies before and during confinement
Trained nurse and expert attending physicians 90
treat all diseases OF woman. Office hours, 10 o. N
10 p. n. G2I ia. ave. NV, Washington. b. c
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NANilb-Iwo-story b,ick house; four rooms on
each floor; west OF 18th 81. and south al N
1t not over $1,000 Address Box III, TIN, Office.
Ap.a3r,ein
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.
FOR sALE-HousEs

FOR SALE-A broom brick, side alley. on
SD ST. NV. ............-............ s.. 800
Two s-room bricks, SD ................ Goo
rents for $3.50 .....,....-.s......-.... .. 900
Nint-room brick, large stable back and side
icy $500. ...--....---.- 9,2Oj
apl0-$t.cm J. A. KEENAN,. 1851 sd st. NV.
FOR SALE-loroom press brick, near Capitol !;
rented for $50 month; price, $500; n 500
cash required NEW YORK BUSINESS BROR-
EIiS 1905 81. apIO-3t
FOR SALE-IIouSe on X St ne. between 81 ald
9Th. 900 feet ground; sacrificed for 81. 600
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. l0O6 Il.
aplO-3t
FOR SALE-Seventh st. property. new S-story
brick, rented for SO month; it sold at once.
$3.50 OWNER, 203 6 81. NV. al,lO-St
We HAVE two 4-roOm brick houses in paved
court in She NV, renting for 500 each
sewer and water; price. $3.50 EACH J. D. &
W. ID. SULLIVAN 18th and G NV. aplO-St
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FOR sALE-PIANOs.

For sALE-PIANOs.
FOR SALE-Fine Steinway square piano; cheap
for cash. 329 Spruce ST. aD,O-gt
OWING to financial difficulties and being com.
PEELED TO leave the city. will sell my nearly
new upright piano for cash. o. on time 10 ri.
liable party. Address Box 49, this Office
ap9-5t,em
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NNTED-Relable women for general houscwork.
ITt7 Oregon ave. NV. II en-
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III SINESs CHANCES.

WANTED-PaTtuer. with 500 cash. in A safe.
profitable business. with future 20 It, result,
guaranteed: 20 right mau ! would II necessary
give real estate security Tor amount invested. Al
dress Box l7j. this office. splO3t eu
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DR.. Ledthermdn,
The IS DAYS" Cure

uor men) leads all remedies in this city:
prompt and permanent cure OF no charge. Con
Eultston free DR. MckEEHAN SIS 10Th ST.
NV Once hours. 10 L =. m; TO p. m
Sundays to 4 p. n. nh2s limo
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" \NTFD-CirI for general homework: 20 home
nights. Apply l6o3 Meridian 81, Mount 7 e,s-
an II en-
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We have just received big shipment Of unrc-
deemed new and slightly used bicycles from
tEe largest storage warehouses Of Chicago and
Ncw York. We arc able to offer them at your
own prices. The shipment comprises Clevesnds
EChpsCs Columbus, Stcrlings, Spaldings Barnes
and other high grade Bicycles. The famous Ster-
ling bicycles, fitted win Morrow coaster ana
brake, AZ SIS 9s. Don't buy bike or anything
for a wheel until YOU have seen our bargains
Single tube tires. mechanically put on, so
NEW YORK CYCLE Co. -, 9th ST.. aps-3t
TOR SALE-E@srsOrdinaTy opportunity; secure
high grade bicycles; some only slightly used
from s. up. CYCLE EXCHANGE. 7iO 10th st.
NV, aps-St
LARGE assortment Of secondhand bicycles; all
makes. at So. $50. and SIS; tires, special
prices Quality considered), $3.50, Sis. s. Is,
$50; Goodrich and Hartford So; bicycle repairing
mechanical overhauliDg. 81; enameling 50; vulcan
izing, soc. LABoFISH, Bicycle Machinist, M
eth ct. NV. . uhlI.lmo-em
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.
FOR SALE-Cn heights northwest of Highlands
e-room cottsge, cellar. hardwood finish fine
mantels. newly papered, cistern water for house
use, famous spa water for table: good drainage
charming view; short walk TO station: very .cheap
JUN H. NALIkk 1921 81. NV. aplO-3t,em
FOR SALE-Largs building lots on electric road
down, balance 81 per week: prices. $50 500 s100
each; 10 Der cent of for cash; also IS aces large
lO-room Louse, orchard. well and barn. TO be sold
at auction April l6; also 5-room house aud four
lots 20x25 feet each. for 5000; call for partic,l
lars JAMES =. CLEMENTS, 1921 + 81 NV
Washington, ID. c. sDo-2t
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WANrEE-A Young lady 70 dc ~ writing sc
home: must not object Co short uips from the
city whoa necessary. Address with iull particu-
Jam. Box li2. this Office. lea
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NJ NE. TBE0.

EEs tEB Ks EB% -.
Medium and Card Reader. Wsshin-ton's NOS,
famous Claigvoyart and PaInist- CousuIt h-- en-
business, love aud family affairs; rouuites the
separated: removes spells. causes speedy mar.
riGges and gives luck Open daily German
spoken; 25c and SOC g29 II st. INV. ar97t
LADIES Who desire a Monthly Regulator thar
cannot fail viii please address WIKI stamp.
DIR. STEVENS. Buffalo, n \.
deJ.tu, th,sat-ly
MNE. DAVIS. born ciailvoyaut and card - Ier.
tells about business. removes spells and evil
influences veUnitcs the separated. auu gives luck
10 an; cUros piles and drlikccacss. l21s sjth ST.
aw. apiJ-lmo
MIR. J. NORRIS. Baltimore's talent mcdivm. at
40 9th ST. NV, daily. from 10 10 G. sunday
included; seances Tuesday and Friday, S p. m. /:
Wednesdays 2:30 D. H.; sunday nights az Mac
cabee Temple, 5i3 9Th 81. NV; good music;
silver collection. aIj-7t
THIS is Easter week. boys and you ought 20
know that VIC are here with an elegant stock
Of light ovqrcosts and suits OF clothes 81 best
materials and not worn much. and prices Go SUR
the workinguan- The long established il STTS
OLD STAND. GI9 d So. anIl-9t
NINE. DAVIS. born clairvoyant and card reader
tells about business. removes spells and evil
influences, Teunites the separated, and gives luck
TO all; cures piles and drunkenness I29s 18th 81
nhfO-lrno or,
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FOR RENT Beautiful 2dstory aicove front; ex-
oellent board for two at moderate rates. 2b
Iowa Circle aplO3t, ON
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teal Estate Broker and AnctIoneer
917T Street =. W.

Apply al Office Tor Wesiir 3d. eth.
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FOR sALE-HoRsE.s AND VEHICLES


JUST arrived from ti.e valley Of Virginia. car
load Of tine Young h0rSes. among them bCiu.
some inc drivers heavy draft and general bust
nos horses For sale al JOHN GHEEN'S STA
BILE. G25 st. NV aplo-@t em
FOR SALE Cheap. da-ton wagon; in good con
dition. STABLE. sth and Z sts Hw.
spl03t,em
FOR SALE-Cheap. Two fine horses; suitable for
any work. l2lS 4.h st. NV. Ipl0-at en-
FOR SALE-Exteusior TOP sunny. Apply r T.
WIGHT 1886 st. NV. H.. em
FOR SALE-A good driver; can 90 less than
2:i0; will sell very cheap @l p It. sw- II
FOR SALE-Phaeton and jump seat surrey. Rear
432 " st. NV. apiO-3t
FOR SALE-one coupe roskawsy; in excellent
condition: can be used either summer or
winter. zoos st. NV. ap93t,em
FOR SAIE-Canopy-top cutundcr surrey. So:
l1dy'S Cutuuder trap. seats or 4, SIS; lady's
park phaeton. So; also Unabout and harness.
la2' 81 NV. aps-St
FOR SALE-Lisht grocery wagon. sound horse
and harness. going out Of business. 6Ss ] st.
NV. ap9-3t
FOR SALE-Jump seat surrey; cheap. J. KANE.
blacksmith shop Jefferson ST., Anacostia,
d. c. apS-St
FOR SALE-One ooupelctte. $50: one buggy and
harness. SO: one bay horse. $50. one brown
mare. $50 MREATLEN'S COAL YARD. POI
First Street Sc. apS5t
FOR SALE-A full cousin 10 Maud s. blood bay
six years old aud fine roadster WM. NJ
slIAFER, Langley, a. spS3t
FOR SALE-Cheap. I light second hand platform
wagon. 925 9th ST. NV. aps-5t
FOR SALE-Creat bargain p head of horses and
mares. ranging in age from TO years,
weight 600 10 i.400 pounds; suitable for any bust
ness. and no reasonable offer refused Can 2l2
az st. NV apS-1t
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WANIED-Sccond cook; three hotel walters;
pantry man, yard man. BURGESS HOTEL
WtNl1. Jl3 10Th 81 Item
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WANTED BY intelligent young girl who writes
iegihle hand and-is completing a course I'D
stg,iiISl'Pnl an" typewrting. clerical work with
reliable employer; hrst-class ref Address ROX
Us tins office. opeqt
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TABLE BOARD,

fihS CLASS table board. SIS per month: near
Library and GAYS. MRS. 4. A. BRIMACM
az a'a 81 sc. ap0-St, en-
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1900-10-27

rep0t.eu as being ull ,he slree s.
But the restriction should be impair
TALLY imposed on willie and black,
as the infection does not stop at the
color line. Our physicians should
be heard from, urging the ilnpor-
lance of these, and such 9th, r
means a they may know Of, to stay
the progress of the disease.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1900-10-27
The Presidents Work Is Never
Done.

lie Has No Time TO Call His Own,
and must literally live i'll his Office.
n separate Office building for the
President has been much talked of
and even seriously discussed, writes
Col. theodore A. Bingham, U. S.
a., in presenting Mrs. Harrison's
plans for elllarging the White
House, in the November Ladies'
Home Journal. But when the
routine daily life of the President
is considered it will he found TO he
more convenient for him, and more
conducive to the transaction of
y lblic business, to add to the pres.
ent White House rather than to
hnild at q distance from it. The
President can have no set hours for
his work, and uecessarily doe%mnch
Of tho routine at odd moments.
There are also times when ne works
early and late, and while he may
not always need to be at his desk
he requires his tools; papers, rec
ortls, clerks, messengers, etc. always
within close call, no matter what
the weather. a President cannot
close his desk 1T q fixed hour ~ d
go AWAY to a separate homo uni
Office hours next day. There are
MANY matters brought to his atten
ton at all hours of the day, after
Office hours as well as during them,
some Of which must be sett'el at
once, and he may need to refer TO
office records or to use a clerk. AS
a matter Of fact, % President does
very little of his routine Office wOrl ,
such as signing papers, debating,
etc., during office hours for his
time is then taken up for the most
part in seeing people, and it can
never he otherwise in our country.
This is very practical argument
against having his house aud Office
separated.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1900-10-27

In furnishing a house, consider
where and low you are to live,
and the number of pairs of hands
there are to do tho work, and select
your furnishings accordingly. If
the articles you are buying are we'll
made and good in shape and color
yon will make no mistake in select
ing them, 10 matter how simple
they are; indeed, the simpler they
are the better. DO not be in a
hurry to fully furnish your house.
aYhea buying q pew piece of furni-
t"re, adrapery or q rug, keep in
mind that it should harnOnixe with
the old furnishings.-Nov. Ladies'
Home Journal.
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100 much Apathy.

Or once, election times are com.
ing on anu not spark of enthus.
iasm il seen cnkindline the voters
. this section. This apathy is of
co''rs" due to lack of opposition.
With every one of like opinion, and
the result of the vote so sure as to
be possible of accurate forecast.
such a state Of things is inevitabl, .
And III many respects, it is deSira.
bic. Politics occupies entirely too
large a share Of the public mind,
for while it is cminentIy proper
thatthepcople should concern them.
selves in matters of the common
wealth, it being their right priv.
lege and duty, yet the fault has been
excess rather than lack Of zeal in
that regard. And perhaps not frcnl
high Or holy motives ofpublic veal,
but because politics is such an en-
crossing. exciting game, more so
than pool or poker, and while only
a few get tho stakes, yet others
have the fun and sometimes the
satisfaction of redressing wrongs
and executing schemes of revenge
under cover Of the public game
Politics therefore has, for these
reasons, occupied too much time
that might have been more profitab.
ly, if less amusingly, given to pri-
vate business or projects Of indus.
trial enterprise for tho general
good. In the present instance,
however, too much apathy exists
with regard to the coming election,
Not because, the enemy is in suf-
hcient force to come in and do any
harm as regards the general result,
but from another standpoint the
enemy must be considered. At this
tllaae, when theRrpublicans threaten
to reduce Southern representation
i'll Congress, it is desirable that
as little ground as possible be
given for such action. Every South
efn voter should do his part to.
wards preventing such action. lie
may best do sO,-and no voter is
too humble to be inconsiderable,-
by failing to cast his vote, and by
personal influence, inducing every
possible voter to do likewise, The
aggregation Of votes may accom-
plish much that is little dreamed of
now. Let every man in the district
hot fail to vote. 1t is needless to
add: for the Democratic nominees.