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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-17
Sine i,npoIante ammosebnms oes Seatidthnms
unaberetbore Wenl6enmeneen ais 5efsdite int
Germana parf.
Cie sabmcn= SeraSe sleicbfalls pDm icbDnifem Gr=
folse beeleitet.-Oie sennereieben MeSeafte.

SSurOre. Ser 8orltano oes Sereins,
on ieiner SpiBe Serr Senrp Iictor,
Der grfs Spreder Ossielbsn, iDaren nit
oenielben setommen.
@e9en 10 llbr na6m @dpt. gieler,
Der bepdbrte 8rOB=Waridaa Der pa
rabe. bic Sormirune osrielben bor.
gtDOr oieielbe fi9 in Sewesung
isbte, trat er Dor Die So. 81, Qpt6ian
8uaros, s. .. 6. 9. uno iiberrei4te
oerielben als iein @eibsnt cine pra9t=
bOle ieioene Sabne nit fOlsenoer 9n=
ipra9e:
yGs bereitet mir elm bsionoeres Ser=
sniisen, gu4 an bieier Stdtte bserii=
BEN su t6nnen. gSir be9eben cine pa=
triptiide Ssisr. Die erfe pHi9t zines
SOloaten 1T, patriotiib su ieii1, iein
@aterluno unb feline 6lasee gu l;ebsn.
Obne patriOtismus giebt es teinen
eutsn Solbaten. Sd erlaube mir,
gyb hermit als 8eIdent, bieies Ster=
nenbanner su iiberreideu. Saltet es
treu unb feit in gbrsn. i6aart @u1
um oaiIelbe, es reprdisntirt Die 6rei=
beit in bes @Ortes polltommeniter 9s=
oeutun9. Seine Sterne srleu6tsn Die
@elt unb ie mebr Gterne. ie mebr
9i6t.
SD iese 0ertrauen in gu9. oaB S6r
rold glory" in gbrsr balten werbet. 1"
9apt. 6Orbes nabm bierauf i'm gla=
men Der GOmpa0nie bic SABINE nit
sinissn bsr3li9sn Santesporten ent=
gegen.
Die Yarabe puroe bon elmer Cont
pa9nie polisei, tpelde unter Dem gom=
manoo bon Capt. Splanb ifano, er0ff-
net. ibr fOlstsn Der @robmari6all nit
ieinem aus 20 Serittenen beitebenben
Stab; bierauf tamen Wtiler's yGitp
Sano" uno Die uniformirten ct.
8eores Sitter. Gobann tamen bic
gereine, oeren &eigen bonn Piorisr=
Yerein uno oem Seuti6=Imeritanii6en
geteranen Ierein er6ifnet wurbe.
Sm Centrum bes Sabnenpnlbes,
tpelder einen farbsnprddtigen Gnblid
oarbot, befano iib Die SABINE beg 0er=
bnnoes Seuti6er gsreine, wel6er als
Gscorte Die nit GlOrets ausseriiiteten
9lctiuen oes llnabbdngi9en Surnbereins
oisntsn.
Die SABINE ielbit purbe bon bem
paderen pionier Garl 6reuno ee,
trassn. Sie gssleiter paren Die
Serren ). Grande. Sos. Seller, s.
%. 2oeper, s. Sebrinser, 5p. Sa=
benep uno SD. Sictor.
Sie Wlarib= =9inie.
6oleenoe Mari6=9inie tpuroe einae-
idla9en
Son Der Saqe bes Il. 8. 9. iHblit
bon Der SQinOis Ctr. CUR @aib'
instOn, weitli6 sur @sit Str, 6itlid
sur Wlsrioian Str, n0rbli6 gum
Circle plab, INN bas Monument
berum. surfd our @aibinston, Oiflid
sur alabama Str, n0rOlia CUR Nbit
CTR. peitlid sur penniplpania Str.
iioli9 CUR Wsinia aOe., Oitli@ gu,
8ermania Sale, tpoielbit Der 8rDB,
maridaQ sine &sbus iibsr bic Parao'
abhielt.
Sisielbe madte tpie idon ertudbnt,
iiberaa grOBes 6urore.
Nad Der parabe Taridirte bic SO.
~" Der s. 8. 6. 3. nit ibrer neuer
6abne na6 Dem Wtonument, poielbf
iie photographic tpurosn.
ISie O d fe BON 2ouisbille.
Wittlsrpeile mar Die Stunoe beran.
senabt, in tueider bic 8dfie aus 2ouis.
bile, Der .2ouisDias 2isosrtran3" uni
] Der .Soeiale Mdnner9or" fabrplan.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-17
&ur,e 0epeidsa.
II. Iuguf.
Snla a n b.

IL. Nugut.
SnIano.
9aniasGit tp. 9eim 3uiam=
menItobe bon 2 Strabenbabnpasen
puroen 2 psrionen porausii9tli9 t6ot=
LID uno 4 Idwer Oerlsbt.
@leoel .. 4 Srauen
wurben BEL DAT 6runt, einem Wob=
nun9s=Orte, bon elmer elettrif6en Gar
iibsrfabren. Cine oerielben lit seitor-
ben, 2 anbere tObli9 berleBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-17
Ser 8 giir9ermei ter bon9 am'
mono uno bic Suneee=
ellen.

Sa m m onb, Sno., II. @ug.
Die bieIisen Gabritanten uno @e-
itdftslsute empfingsn bsute Elm oifnes
S9reibsn bonn Nlapor ¬ts, in
ipel6em bisislbsn eriudt mer6en, in
3ufunft nur nod psrheiratbete Wdn=
nsr an3uitsaen, ober iolde Sunggee
ieaen, pel9e seneist iino, in ben
Safen Der gbe gu iegeln. Gr mill aug
Sefunben baben, oaB Die. .llnperbeiratbe-
tensemObnlid oieieniaen iino, tpel4e bic
Irbeiter=Inruben berporrufen.
Gin Iebe ems M Il Der Bar t :
Gafirer.
sort % apne, Sno., II. @ug.
%. 8. pettit, ieit bielen Sabren 5iilfs=
@aiIirer Der Griten Nationalbant, be-
sins beute Worsen Selbitmoro.
Srantbsit bate i'm our Sersweif flung
setrieben.
81 EN- B q b n : Il n oil.
Peru, Sno., II. Nusuf. Iuf
Der locomotive zines 3uges Der @bi'
eaeo, Cincinnati & 2ouispille gabn
serietb l.bte gfadt Elm She'll Der Ma=
Idinerie in unorbuuns. wobur9 Der
8 9ocomotibfi6rer bic gontrolle iiber
oisislbe perlor. Der gOnbuetsur @rnit
Sallinssr iprans bonn 3uee nno brad
bas @snid; Der 9ei3er 6. 3. Barrier
bon 0etp Waberlp tpurbe fdmer Der.
brtibt. Ser @onoucteur Daniel Mi0sr
BON b-Subion unb Ser 2oeomotip=
fiibrer Sbomas IrmitrOns iprangen
bonn 3uee unb famen nit leibten 8er=
lebungen babon. Sie 2ei9e bon Bal.
Iinser unb Die bsioen 0erleBten puroen
nad gtoro SuoIon sebradt; Barter
purb. na9 ieinsr bisfsen Wobnuns
bef6roert.
Bon einerginbre9er=g r=g n b e
beimsei u9t.
Muncie. Ser z. ginbru9 in=
nerbalb 3 Saeen muroe bier in Der
gfadt bon Samitas auf Sonntag aug
9efiibrt. Die Sitter bonn Stsmmeiien
batten als SEPARATIONS @ebiet fi9
WaateQ's Separtement Store ausse=
iu9t. sic erbeuteten S9mufiaden,
&sbolbsr, &afirmefer uno anosre @s=
genftdnoe i'm 8eiammttpertbe bon $500.
@efdbrli9es Gas.
petersburg. Die neue 8as.
quene, pel9e in lebter Wobe bier in
elmer Siefe bon 265 SUB erbObrt uuroe,
liefert elm fur ben @onium sefdbrliaes
@as. Sas @as iif ndmli9 poaitdnois
ssrudlos unb iein @ebraua oesbalb
nit 8efahren berbunben, ba elm 2ed
In irgeno elmer R0bre taum 3u ents
oefen iein miirbe. Sie neue Nuelle
bat einen @asoruf bon etpa 80 pfunb
pro Quaoratfub uno oas @as, weldes
man our probe ansiinbete, biloete cine
Glammenidule bon 20 6ub bObe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-17
Teaer.

Sn GOlse zines i9aobaften S6Orn=
fteins entftanb beute gormittas in benz
bon Sames Wittforo Occupirten Sauie
go. 525 Concord Str. elm Geuer, pel=
DIES sinen Sdaben bon 5000 anridtets.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-17

berfrans befebenoe @mpfan9s=@onite
beoab fi9 na6 SabnbOf, um Die San=
eesbriioer uno ibre Samen 81 enl=
pfan9en.
Sci Der Intunft bes 3uees itsllte es
fi9 beraus, oaB auf bemielben iib nur
ein She'll Der Sdnoer befanben, Der
&eit bsfano iib auf Der 2 Section oes
3uges, tpel6e erit biel ipdter anlang=
ten. Sie Geoulb Der @omite=Witglieosr
iuuroe baber auf cine barteYrobe geifeQt.
Die @dIte tpuroen na6 Der 9ermania
Salle eeleitet, poIelbit ibnen sund6lt
in ben @lubrdumen bes y9iebertrans"
elm @mpfans beranfaltet purbe, bei
nel6Rm IS on @rfril9unSen nidt
feblte. Cur SesriiBung Der 9ouigbil-
Ter batten ii1 Diele Ntitglie0er oes
.Mdnner9or" uno v9ieoertrans" eir=
oeIunben. gllte getanntInaften wur=
ben erneuert uno neue tuuroen anse=
tniipft.
Nadoem Die Na4si9ler aus 9ouis-
bile enoli6 aneefommen paren, tpuroe
i'm grOben Saale Der @ermanla Saas
ous Wtittaesmabl ein9ennmmen. 9ln
oemislben nabmen melt iiber 200 Yer=
ionen, inter tpefden iid au6 biele
Samen befanoen, She'll. Sas borst9=
lid subereitete Wiobl munoete Illen
gang DOrtrtffli4.
gta9 S6luB besielben eriu6te Serr
SObn 3. DAGGER, Der prdfioent oes
Socialen Mdnner6or, bic anneienoen
Mitglieber oes SnOpls. Siebertrana
| ii9 um i'm 81 beriammsln, tpsl9er
9luifOroerung bieielbsn au9 prompt
na6tamen.
&r bielt bierauf cine ber3li6e In=
iprabe an lie, in pel6er er benz Sic
oertran3" nod einmal ben Sant bes
Sereins oarbra9te fir Die oemfelbsn
in ct. 9ouis betpieiene @aiffreuno=
i1aft. @r mics barauf bin, oab beioe
0ereine ni6i nur bas oeutiae 2ieb,
iOno.rn au1 bic oeuti9en Sitten uno
@ebrdu3e 9ebeat unb sepflest bdtten.
9amit bas gano Der 6reunoidaft,
tpel9es Die beiben @ereine iest i9pn
felt Sa3ren bertnipft. nur nod inniger
tueroen m69e, iiberreihte &eoner TO-
bann i'm Namen ieines Yereins benz
v2iebertran5" elm pradtpoles @rup=
psnbilo Der actipen Gdneer bes 9ouis=
bile 8ereins.
Sm 9amen bes ySnopls. 9ieber=
tran3" ipra6 Ssrr Gran3 S4dfer ben
Sant beielben fir oas finnise uno
pertboOQe @eiaent aus uno beriprad.
baB baKelbe einen gbrenplab in ben
&dumen bes 8ereins einnebmen iOqs.
8e9en 2 llbr uurbe Johann Die Sabrt
nod Dem @ermania part angetrsten.
Die bsioen 0ereine paren, mas Die
Sdngsr anbetriift, ME fOlgt bertreten:
ouisbiIIe 9ieoer=
fran5":
l. Senor.
Spiep6 Simons, aoolf @rmbrult,
Senrp gB. Sobrmann, Sobn plids=
baum, @bas. @eiger, @arl poelle,
gusuit 2u5arus, 8. G. Benedict, s.
s. Mueler.
2. Senpr.
Ssnrp % Smith, Senrp 8 Suebl,
0ictor Stein, Sbsooor Weend, paul
8rennsr, Sobn Nicolai, @alter W6l-
Ter, SeOr9 9 $ Seder, Serb s Gid
ner. 8alentine Sablem, Sacob 3iegler,
Splrles y ODepper.
L. g 5.
@eOrs g Sdubmann. Sp Saum=
9arten, @bas % Springer. @ufape 6
glueBel. Or Ssrrmann, Charles Doft
Sr., @Onitaniine &olrOB. 6reo s
Summel, Sranf u 2ens, Oscar Stub
ST., Ureo Weiiert, @arl SpiBer, 6rso
6 Nuebel.
2. Bag.
Wm. &opp, gilbert poblmann, s.
Greo Willer. Gnton Sooad, galoum
3remer, @bas Sdoettler, Sbeo gitel,
Sobn @aiolein, 2ouis Sobad, Sos 8
Siert, Sno 8rueier.
N;r;oe,,{ 0}rof No,,I M,,~ On -.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-17
30. 3O5.
Nahrt6tet aus Snbtana.


Snoianae erpartet.
@DansbilIe. Die Witterune in
oieiem Spmmer 1T fir bas 8eosiben
beg Wais in hieii9er @eeeno auber=
oroentlia 9iinitis 9eweien, oa &ssen=
itauer itets sur re9ten 3eit sintrafen,
um oas @n9stbum bes Gorns gu
bef0rbern. @ie Die Iusftten iebt
iino. ipirb Siio:Snoiana Ii9 elmer
Ntaisernte erfreuen oiirfen, Die ale
@rwartunsen iibertrifft.
@s lit oas um 10 erfreuli6er, ba Die
Weisenernte in Siio: :Snoiana melt bin.
ter Dem Surbi6nitt suriiGblieb. Ser
Snoiana grnteberidt miro, tpie isBt
f4pn semeloet wiro, Die Insabe ent-
balten, naB Die Wei3enernte in Siio=
Snbiana in bieiem Sabre nur einen
Sur9I6nittsertra9 bon 8uibels BRO
older ergeben bat Elm auberOroentli9
i9wa6es @reebniB.
g SeniationeIler a Bort all
Bel einem 2eidsnbe=
9dnsniB.
g3i6monO. glm SOnntag fanb
oas eeidenbe9dnsniB oes gilbert
Sel5p, zines prominenten iunsen
Waannes itatt. gBabreno Der 2ei9sn=
fsisrlidteit erpdbnte &eD. aaen San
in ieiner preoist, buB Selbp tOot iei.
Sn oemielben gugenblide fano Die
Wtutter bss i9erbli9euen, 6raulWarp
Srame Selbp, auf uno perlieb oas
3immer, inbem fie fidb bei4merte. oaB
Der 6eiitlide bon ibrem Sobne als
bon einem y5ooten" geipro9en Bate.
Sic 1T cine eifriee Gpiritualifiin uno
glaubt ni9t an ben Sob. sic pobnte
aud nidt Der 8eiiebuns Der 2eide auf
Dem 4irdbufe in @apnesuils, ..
BEL, neil Die Sreimaurer bort Die
Geremonien leiteten.
Srodener Sonntagin 9 l.
parai o.
0aIparaiio. 9ier waren am
Sonntae laut einem bonn Mapor ere
lafenen gefebl ale Wirtbi9aften
seidloHen. 9alparaiio mar big babin
cine .Oifsne" Stabt setpeien.
Capt. q. 9. SrbfOn in
Gulber.
@uIber. Sn oisIer Wo9e fin=
bet bic G9luBieier Der @ulper Sommer
Marine S9ule fatt. Gm Sienitag
gormittaa uiro Capt. u. g. Sobion
einen Iortrag balten.
Sertleinfe Obj GeIlowim
Sterben.
Inoer on. j. o. gpplep,
wel9er 10 Sabre bas Nmt bes Stabt.
Glerts betleioete, liegt i'm ct. SObn's
Sospital i'm Sterben. @pplep iif i'm
ganser Staate als Der tleinlte Dbl
GeQop befannt.
.@eorse %. @onier's GeIbf.
&efomp. Sas 2eihenbeednenib
bes 8sorse %. @onier, psl9er in
SnoianapOlis in iOI9' srauiiser
@eiie Selbitnorb besing, inoem er
lib BON elmer locomotive iiberfabrsn
lieB, fanb am Sonntag Na6mittag
unter ben Iuipieisn Der pptbias &it=
ter 2osen bon &otomo unb 2o9ansport
HIATT.
Sefannter 8iirser ge=
itDrb BEN.
&i9 mono. Sm 9llter bon 81
Sabrer iff bier am Sonntas @ais
Sbomas, elmer Der anseieberiten Se=
mobner unb @ei9dftsleute Der Staot
einsm S9laganIaQ erlesen.
CUR 3eit, als bic giienbabnen nod
Sol, als 9si3unssmaterial bsnuBen
muBten, lieferte er biele Sabre lang
bas Sols fir bic 8abnen, tuel4e 3tDi=
f9en Columbus, O., unb Snoianapo=
smiiden Snbianapolis unb ct. 2ouis
uno swiIden Snoianapolis uno @bieaso
fubren. Oft bei9dftigte er bon so big
800 Mrbeiter, um feline @ontraete aus=
fiibren su f0nnen. Sie @infiibrung
II
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28
Races of Bees.

The most common race of honey
bees in the United States probably is
the German bee. Thdie are to be
found both wild aid dOmesdcated.
They are black in color and are not at
tractive They winter well and cap
their honeycombs winter than most
other races. They can be handled with
fair success by the average person,
saws Farm Journal, although they are
inclined to be cross at times and have
a disposition to frequently use their
stings.
Bees of the Cyprian race have pro-
duced the largest yield Of honey on
record from a single colony. They are
yellow in color, probably the most
handsome of all bees, yet they have
not become popular among apiarists on
account of their extreme constituencies.
1t is difficult to manipulate them, and
at times they can not even be subdued
with smoke.
Carniolan bees are gray in color and
the most gentle Of all bees to handle;
are prolific indeed, more so than any
other race The only objection
have to this race is its great tendency
to swarm. 1t is impossible to
crowd them into the honey boxes with
good results. For extracted honey
they will do fairly well. Their hives
should be kept well shaded and ven
tilated to insure success.
The most preferable Of all is no
doubt the Italian bees; they show
great energy in gathering honey and
are good in the defense of their hives
against moth larvae and robber bees.
They are more gentle than the blacks
or CypTians, and can be handled fairly
well by the novice. They are quite
prolific, handsome in color, having yell
low bands, but must be well protected
in order TO winter well.-COlman's
Rural World.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28

In the treatment of obesity one Of
the most impo.sant things is the diet
As a general tnIng but two meals per
day are advisable. The essential
point is to arrange a diet that will sup
ply a sufficient amount of energy and
be free from the fat-producing ele-
ments.
The first meal of the day should
consist of fruit alone or of fruit and
cereals with milk or cream; a very
little sugar will not do any particular
harm, but it should be used very spar
ingly. No liquid should be taken with
meals. The second meal may be made
up of three or four simple articles of
food. such as salads, fruit or a cereal
with cream or milk and fruit. Meat
could be used, but it must be very lean
and either steak or mutton.
All condiments are TO be avoided,
tea and coffee should not be used at
all. but if taken should be in very
small quantities. Alcoholic stimu-
lants are very dangerous at all times
and should never be used if a person
wishes to regain and maintain a nor
NAL condition of the stomach.
The bowels always require atten-
ton and a proper course of living as
herein outlined.
A most excellent thing is the daily
bath. This should consist of warm
scrub with plenty of pure soap, a rap
id cold sponging and a vigorous fric-
ton with a Turkish towel. The sweat
or Turkish bath is an important fea-
ture in the correction of obesity. Two
or three times each week is not too
frequent for this most valuable meas
ure of health ami cleanliness.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28

posted as TO his financial circum-
stances, the wife will always know
when to ask for money, and how much
she can use, so that she can plan &C
cOrdingly. Whenever 1 want money 1
ask my husband for it, and he gives it
10 me if he can spare it. If he cannot
snare the money when l want il, he
tells me the reason, and tells me when
I can have il. Whenever he is short
of money and have any do not need
az the time, I give it to him. We never
find fault with each other as TO how
the money is spent, and enjoy our
selves as we please. In this way We
have no misunderstanding whatever,
and We enjoy life. If my husband gave
me a certain allowance each month
would feel as though we're a servant,
and, besides, it might bother him IN
running his business, as he might need
il worse than l did at the time. 1t
does not bother me TO ask for money,
as a man does not know when a
woman wants money until she states
her wishes. I do not call it begging
TO ask for money, as some women do.
The pocket-book at our house IS
neither his or mine, but Ours"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28

The clerk in the grocery took out of
his pocket a little packet of blue vitriOl
stone. This he placed in drawer I'M
der the counter. what are you going
to do with that blue vitriol stOne?" a
patron said. Watch me, and I'll show
you," the clerk answered. He took a
silver quarter ont of the cash register,
rubbed the stone over it, then wetted
lit. See" he said; but the patron saw
nothing, for nothing had happened.
Now, watch me again, said the clerk.
He took another quarter, rubbed IL
with the stone, wetted it, and it imme-
diately turned black. 1T turns BLACK
because it is counterfeit" the clerk
explained. This is the boss way to
detect counterfeit coins. You just rub
them with the stone, and wet them,
and if they turn black, they are no
good, but they are all right if they
keep their color. You can make this
test in a half-second without the Gus
toner's knowledge. The advantage Of
that is that if your suspicious are
wrong the customer, knowing nothing
of them, can't take offense.,,-Phil-
adelphia Record.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28
When Love Waneo.

you admit" said the attorney for
the plaintiff in the bTeach-of-promise
case, that you were engaged TO my
ciient?"
Il do admitted the defendant.
And presumably you loved herr"
Il did"
And yet you broke the engagement
Why was that?'
Love had waned."
Oh, love had waned, had it. Do You
know why?"
Yes, sir"
DO you know when it first began
to wane?"
Yes, sir"
when was that?"
"The first time l saw her adopt the
prevailing feminine fashion of riding
a horse astride. That smashed love
dream, sir, and smashed it good and
plenty"
The lawyer for the plaintiff gave the
Jurors a quick look, and he knew then
that the case was lost.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28
OPPOSES AN ALLOWANCE.
One Woman Who Would Trust to Her
Husbands Honor.


Varying opinions are expressed by
contributors to the symposium on
How to Fill the Wifes POcket-bOOk? p
il the Housekeeper. One writer says:
In the first place, if a man can trust
a girl with his name and look to her
for his home comfort and happiness,
it means that, / should think, he would
have enough faith in her to trust her
with his money, for money should be
the least consideration in marriage.
True marriage is an equal partnership.
The husband brings in the money,
the wife takes care of it, and sees that
it is well and carefully spent. True,
some women never seem to learn the
value of money. Generally il is be-
cause they have never before had the
handling of it. Perhaps l am old
fashioned, but l do not believe IN al
lOwances. l would not marry a man
l could not trust. If l expected to fill
my own pocket-book l would stay
single. Do your part and trust to your
husbands honor to take good care OF
you and l do not believe you will be
disappointed. To the question, How
shall the wife's pocket-bOok be filled?'
for me there is only one answer: By
her husband.
Another woman says: There need
be no trouble about a wOman's pocket
book if there is a fair and square
understanding between husband and
wife. If the husband keeps the wife
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28
The Real Thinu.

This" said the young benedict, who
was just realizing that he had caught
a Tartar, sis what l call real married
life
I'm glad you're satisfied with some
thing" she snapped.
ooh, I'm not. merely meant to in
form you that it is not ideal. "-Phila-
delphia Ledger.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28
Childish Amusement.

Are you playing hOrse?" asked the
benevolent gentleman who takes an IN
terest in children.
Certainly not answered the little
Boston 10y. I'VE are amusing our
selves by the assumption that brother
Waldo is an ichthyOsaurus and that
am & prehistoric man in pursuit OF
him"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

Great soaks from little barleycOrns
grow.
Next to keeping a good resolution
the hardest thing is 10 keep a good
bank balance.
4 woman has as much use for logic
in the parlor as she has for water bags
in the kitchen.
Most men would almost rather have
the tax collector ring their front door
bell than their poor relatives.
II takes a girl with a face as inno-
cent as a baby's to be engaged 10 two
men at the same time and to mean to
marry the man she is not engaged to-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28
Rector's Wisdom.

Chorus OF ladies ito comely curate
who is ascending the ladder TO hang
decorations)-Oh, Mr.. Sweetlow, do
take care. Don't go up! SO dangerous!
Do come down, Oh!
Rector (sarcastically) - Really,
Sweetlow, don't you think you'd better
let a married man do that?
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-28

to her watching by her fathers pillow
asking herself whether the chain was
being fitted to her own limbs, and
whether, to save those she loved, she
was TO become this mans slave.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1903-09-12
THE VOGUE OF HANDBAGS.
Continues to Engage the Fancy OF
WOmen-The Different
Designs.

The craze for handbags does not
wane, and just now the taste inclines
toward beads-white, black and col
ored-says American Queen. With
some taste and skill one can become
possessed of bead bag that would
cost many dollars to buy These dainty
yet durable articles, when mounted
with gilt or silver tops, are gift which
the most fastidious, capricious taste
would desire. There are also bags OF
alligator skin, which, while not SC
ornamental, are very artistic and styl-
ish.
There is bag, among the latest
styles, which boasts clasp that would
puzzle the expert pickpocket. 1t is not
as usual on the top, but is at the side
and requires some initiation to ma
nipulate.
The conventional chatelaine bags in
a variety of skins are still popular, es-
pecially for business women, who ap-
pFeciate the freedom of bands which
the absence of small pocket gives.
The larger ones of this style are the
more convenient, because they can &C.
commodate the whole hand and obvi-
ate the necessity of wearing ones
glove fingers out rummaging fol-
change, as one is compelled to do with
the smaller ones. Worn at the right
side, money, cards and other small
items of the business paraphernalia
are accessible in hurry or In leisure.
The handbag is indeed an indispen-
sable dress accessory and it's popular
ity will not be ephemeral.