The Centralia Enterprise and Tribune from Centralia, Wisconsin • Page 13

Central ia TRIBUNE. SUPPLEMENT. Centraiia, Wisconsin, Oct. 1896 Neighborly Chit-Chat. The dividend of three millions for the year paid by the Pullmans shows that they could well afford to lower the rate for upper berths.

But they will go on taking all the traffic will bear and tin; public World. The Poli.sh Catholic church of Stevens Point, together with the parish residence, was destroyed by fire last Sunday afternoon. They Thot foldcrol. were costly ed timatod at of Cord wood i- rivcr lu loadi than the ex'-ursiim daily and the the If watch fur th as the child vent the attack. and the loss is cs- an rafted down the this fall in before.

since closed Capt. Alex v.vi,;-.; har-e hank across from croupy cougl can vav this remedy. hoarse it will pre- after the has appeared the attack Of all spurious attempts at a display of patriotism, that which will take place all over this fair land of ours a week from to-day easily holds the palm. Chairman Hanna, of the republican national committee, is responsible for the exhibition. He requested all who were in favor of the gold standard and "of their nation's honor" to display the stars and stripes on Oct.

31st. Candidate Bryan, of the opposition, next day called upon the silver forces to do the same tiling. And now comes our own Chairman Peck, who, in a "proclamation" duly signed and published, -'hereby commands" all democrats to display a Hag "from the size oi a postage stamp to the largest six.e in existence," on that day. There are those who 110 doubt will not heed the ''requests" of Chairman Hanna. and Candidate Bryan.

But there are many more who will scorn to be by Chairman Peek. a hit of nonsense is shown in connection with the Hag of our conn-, try, anyway. The stars and stripes is. tke a beautiful emblem of our country's existence small begin- and great growth. But the idea th.at its adherents must have it ever in --iglU in order to keep alive their r.otisni is the twaddle and ness of their boasted love of country.

The ENTKRi'RiSK has none but the utmost contempt for that cheap and There's no use us also invaluable for colds and whooping coughs. For sale by Johiiauii, 11.11 cv Duggisl.s. A New York millionaire by the name ot llui.i'..ii J. Andriia, wa.s killed by the of an infernal machine in hi.s L'liiee a few days ago. It was first thought to he the work of dynamiters, hut investigation by the Mr.

men in with a Imrgiar-kuiei itiai it went on while he w.i.> thus experimenting. IL is another a man being "hoist by liis own petard." the defaulting- banker of Juneau, carr out Ins threat to commit suicide. lie died by his own hand in the cemetery at Kredericksburg, last Monday. He had registered at C. A.

An- amount to ieh seem a flag, whether it be in political discussion, in a partisan display or a constant school house exhibition. More patriotism can be instilled into the brensts of our risintr sons and daughters by one day in the whole year devoted to the display of the flag and an explanation of its meaning on the top of a school house. Gold commands a small premium. The most powerful force in business at present is a conservative timidity, and the foreign bankers, who have been offering- for a small percentage, to ensure people against a premium on gold until December, have made an easy and a sure profit out of prevalent apprehensions. From Kansas, Nebraska and other states where the silver agitation is said to be strong, come orders by many bankers and business men 10 get them gold at a small premium, and there also i been some dem'ind for hoarding from i individuals in other who are afraid even of their own best judgment.

With gold brought here in legitimate trade bal- You cannot find in these entire United States the equal of the genuine BECKWITH ROUND OAK. You may try; you'll get left. Remember, it's the combination of good points that makes the. perfect stove. That's where we get the imitations; they can't steal the whole stove; they steal one thing and they think they have it all.

but it fails; they build another, it fails. Still they keep crying, good as the ROUND OAK. They are not; believe us. See the Name on the Leg. Sold only by The Ceittralia Hardware Company.

We carry a full line of Cooking Stoves, Ranges, Coal Stoves and Heaters, Coal, Brick, Lime, Cement, Farm Implements, Guns, Ammunition, Plated Ware, Etc. Winchest many attractive 'tu' Dartinglon, says of a popular patent medi- know from experience that ern YV-. sco: a man po of bead and heart. He had bustne.s.s interests in half a dozen cities along ihe Wisconsin Central R. K.

His death was entirely unexpected, it being the result of a sudden attack of Mr. Winchester was the republican nominee for state senator in his district this year. The Joti editorially cine: diaiuberl.ii;:'- Colic, Cholera and l)iarrho-a Kemedy is all that is claimed for it, n.s on two occasions it stopped excruciating pains and possibly saved us from an untimely grave. We would not rest easy over night without it in the This remedy undoubtedly saves more pain and suffering than any other medicine in the world. Kve 1 -hoiii in the houso.for it -s sure to be needed sonner or later.

For sale by Johnson, Hill iv "The boys did a very com- meiuUihle act a few days ago." says Antigo paper. "While Mclutyre was away attending her husband's a them went over iind dug and bushel of potatoes for her. They went through the field like worms: through a field, of oats, and did with will. Xor was this all. ladies' auxiliary of the over.

-1 'htened tip the house, baked up some provisions ami did up true.st, ami though not frequently ith is the kind tluit certain', will rewarded. If Troubled with be mnt Rtacl This. large amounts arces. and with every prospect that the movement will continue, business waits because the changes threatened are so serious that men are willing to face what they really consider a certain but moderate loss, rather than risk the incalculable consequences possible. Other men have a different temperament, and have begun to prepare for next mouth with confidence.

Rut the tone of money markets, and the general condition of business, are to a great extent determined by men who take counsel only of their fears. Jinn's Oct. f-th. But if the tail slips and loses its grip, or the roots of the tree give way under the tremendous strain to which they are subjected, the hodag simply disappears from the face of the earth and joins that innumerable throng that is daily immolated on the altar of Annanias for the benefit of the lovers of fable and fiction Right here let us say that it has taken an enormous outlay of time and expense to bring the his- tors" of the hodiig to this THE HISTORY OF THE A31EUICAN SPOTTED HODAG. CHAPTER VII.

from onr issue of August SPOTTED HODAG, (Bo-cine lied from li.fc by T. ea tret? point, and onr readers can, to a certain extent, comprehend the sublime assur- ar.ce and consummate gall of the writer in making" this attempt at such a history. (To change the subject for just one We would like to keep our office force employed during 1 the dull season, and if 3-011 will send us votir bills for estimate it will help us to do so and it may be of some benefit to you at the time.) (TO FtK CONTINL'KD.) CENTRALIA LUMBER Lumber, Sash, Doors, Windows, Was never before as complete in assortment, and their grades are good and prices low to suit the times. ALWAYS HUNGRY G1VIC SOCIETIES. B.

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for business. Always on the alert for anything; in our it is quite a varied suggested by our firm name. CENTRALIA JEWELRY MUS9C CO. C. O.

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O. F. KAMI UAl'inS No. PI, meets ev- rv iy Visitint: lirethicn Wood Co. National Bank, GRAND RAPIDS, WIS.

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believe it to id seated muscular pains cheerfully it to the public. JNO. G. K. of K.

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(1AKK1SOX M. Ai.i:\Axni:r. NASH KOKMV-S r. .1. WOOD All business connected with banking is earnestly solicited, and we promise prompt and iioii to every detail.

Interest paid on time deposits. If you have not, ask M. A. to show you that nice line of Iloucshokl Furniture, such as Parlor Suits, Eodroom Suits, Reed, Cano and si (Ian Goods, Bal)y Buggies, Organs, Sideboards, Chiffoniers, Up- liols(ered Goods, Springs, Tables, Chairs, Serving Machines, Car- pots, Rugs, Cook and Heating Stoves And all other articles usually kept at a first class Furni- ture Store. AT.SO KKA11 THIS.

SI, ry's rounty, Md. I sold a bottle of Chamberlain's I'ain ll.ilm to a in. in who has been MifTerii)L, with rheumatism for several vcar.s. Il made him .1 well man. A.

J. MctJu.i.. For sale at SO cents a hot- tic by Johnson, Hill Co. ivr. of fonrlh Tliur ivts tlie -M'OiHnl fonrlh I'ai-li month in Nutwick's hall, Ci'ii- Iralia.

Visiting neJKliliOM are eonlially tnvttetl to atteiul. A. C. OTTO, V.C. S.

of V. ill'. SONS VlVrKKAXS, of ilraii.l mi'i'U mi tin- soi'nml and fourth Mmi of eaoli innnl in 1'rall 's ball. CKO. Caiil JOHN Kirst Sergeant.

O. Cii.y it 01CKSON CAREY, Proprietors. furnish the finest livery turn- ouls in the city on the shortest notice and at the lowest rates. Careful drivers if desired. itlv roniainyille lllocli, Ceninilia, And invites the public to inspect their goods.

They carry all classes of merchandise. saved you on es of merchandise. handle. Goods. Wo Sell Cheap '-i O' i i.