Kahukemo Hotel.
' i The Mshsckamo llotcl. Main and \thilh
lngton streets. Joseph L. \\'nlz,pr.mrictur,
ranks among the loading li‘liht'lrlt‘ti in tho
state. It is tho ‘hoadqnartt-ra ior cunt
mrrcial mm and tlic Longuc. of Anwricuu
thlmcn. Messrs Nowontnh or \\‘:il7.
were the proprietors from l-Wi to two,
when Mr. Walz. thc proacnt proprictur.
purchased Mr. Nowcomh‘s intact-u and
has since conducted the littsitlvvu with tho
attention he no juutly doacrvcs. The hon-to
has recently lie-on thoroughly l't‘HtlYfllvtl.
rcpapercd and decorated throughout,
elct‘tric lights have tnkcn the plaoc oi um,
and the oil rooms arc mndo a.» t-nmhrluhh-
and attractive we is possihlc. lint and cold
baths are at. tho «limtiml of grants. Tho
dining room is a inndol of artistic. bounty;
steam limit is distributed throughout tin-
hnusc and thc cuisino is of a high nrtlor,
Thasorvice to gut-wt» is ulwnyw prdnpt :
and courteous. .-\ spot-hilt)- i. "nah. in tin-
winox. liquors‘ and cigar-A. and mum hot
the best grndos and hraud~ arc mod.
PUBLIC tMiSROVEMENT.
Indian of St. Paul 'ralto stopu Toward
lk-tsutii'ying 'l‘lwir (’ity.
Tho woincn of St. Paul lum- t..l;rn
hold of the propthtou to in autil‘y St.
Paul by maintaining tho sum t Lions
in good cmltlititil and planting ll‘tvr‘t.
Thoy havo gono at tho work \Hlll llo ir
usual oarncstnrps and rnlllth‘lmln. and
tlioy will ocliiovo sin-toss wlnro tlu own
have failotl.
At a rocont mootiug hold to iliwtns
ways and nit-ans tho manor of iu-ntm set _
' I Work of pushing and taking care of tho
'luwn and troo ornuiuontutiou ou Bottled
rosidom-o stroots tho womonworc better
titted than tla- Illl'u. Ami thorn in plonty
at work of this kind to do. Throughout
all iliwo wtrm ts llu-ro arc long strctclmt
of oak: mpt. [today and dishcvolcd
lnwu, patohon‘ on Wlllt'll tho grass is sol.
door or motor out. ohokod with notions
and ugly wm d“. Tron-a woro pluntod in
front of Nilno lots and not of others.
'l'lil y \u to otton pluntod too closc. to—
potln r. M) as to prownt tln-ir Hym-
nlotrn-al growth. 'l'ln-y wow often
oithcr not lt'llllillttl at all or tr'itumcd
too mu‘ it. so u~' to dostroy thoir correct-
ims and 1:5 nuty. in many place-s tho
slut-x» wt lt‘ linul with fi’lll'i'h’ and the
strict lnwtw with no tworks of ugly gal-i
pit". rvliw ot‘ a romoto antiquity.
. ulna tows l‘nztlllrtl at will through our
‘5": u t~'.' \,
’i llv prolriwm that sootaod to hothcr
tlzo ltilil' < thv- moct was how to imluco
tluv noun “tit n' mun r~' of vacant prop»
lily to in wr :Za'ir slinro of tho cost of
km .ii'u up tin H‘ m. rt lawns and knap-
.ln:: luv \‘.. '1llll plucos violin; also in to-
p ad to in , Mitt: ll‘t‘ alloys l‘lt‘flll and to
' got it: r» l.‘ . [it to stop awn-oping tlic
“in! Hum Ha '.~t is into tho strcots.
3 Am the r -p -x *v y said: Tim sur—
' lttilliliiithS I t‘ rrt ry lion taro an intogriil
limit 4 i‘ ll. 'i'hr rit’t rt which loads to it.
g it nonrni ii with r-lntrly troops and trim
l:i\\‘lt.~. is our Sili'l‘l. a bountiful up
11qu h to our imam! and liolougs to us
. il-' much a: our own lawns. it tho
; m. it is tmz- :md nnkml and untidy. it
xi. vim-ls to in tho bounty raluo of our
limm 1'. into this hold. into thishonio
on it dun-h. it opt-nod to tho activitynf
root-ivod much tumultuxn. l
Willi! limo-1. “it. only tioodul now, ,tiio worm ll. llay will carry ‘tho sunn-
fluid ono of tho spoakors, “hat mould
lino-okupiag alvllll. tho sumo low of
be takon hold of at onco, i.- tu pol and 1 out» 1- mo} :u all): u and lmuty which
ltPcp in ordor tho Fll‘tI-h‘ :ill‘lml)‘ Ls: ;
trout-h tin in in molar tlioirowu houmu
provod within tho nmro ds u» ._\' u lllv d .hnhl~ pi. l.)' and nttmt'tn‘o.
trsitlolwo iiiflril'tw ttl' ll“: l‘ilY
rm tl*:~‘
woman LEAD THE war.
1min allow tort city on II
M Maw-ck.
The Woman’s Haiti: Protective uro-
tho suppression oi nuisances which are
it has already accomplished much in
this wortr. At s which at the nonran-
tion of the Health Protective Island-tint:
in New Ych Mayor Strong. who wsl
prcsiding. said: "i have irequently said
to myself. 'tht would this city ho
without its good woman?
"From the moment the women took
hold improvement began.
"The improvomcnt oi the charitable
institutions is owing to the women of
our city. an wall as the rep-rating oi
, .th Chariticsaud Gorrcotions. the im-
provement of the Tomlin and the ap-
propriation of "00.000 to improve the
alllllilltllli‘tli. Tho inundation: of all
those grout works wore laid by the good
women of thc city of New York.
“Forcigucrs coming to our city now
spcak of it as tho cloancst city oi the
world. and that it is no and that so
much othor good work has been accom-
plishcd and projoctcd are due to the
canny and oruuiplo of tho Woman’s
llcaith Protective association. "
ADVERTISING A TOWN.
The Good Point- at a Community Should
lie Clearly tinted.
Adrcitisingvn town is always an it»
torosting problcm. says Printcrn‘ Ink.
In a small town which pom-sacs good
natural and othor ndvantagcs it is ditli-
cnlt todo this proporly. owing to a lack
of moans and t rganizntion. Tho citizona
of (Ilinton. s. C . lmvc organics-do hosi-
In‘sn longtio to attract st‘ltlrra to thril'
town and intro issued an inoxl‘wnsivo
hut intorossmg toldrr giving “Sonia
lntrrcsting Facts Abouttfliuton.” From
l‘lllh’ toldrr wo inior that Clinton would
lxo a gtaul plat-o for any man to scttlo in
txt'l'pt n «in-tor.
'l‘ho circular says that at thistimo
thort is not a singlo inhaldtaut sick in
Int, and tho largoorphnu asylum locat-
rd th-yo has not had a «loath in ton
yours. 'l'lio prod points about t‘lititrul
arr rlrarly and mnrinoiugly stutod. 'Wo
li:i\'l'lit|!lit;l1l§ of knowing how thaw
told-w nu- -noul._-tod not what results
tin y ltlltlr. 1 ho oucuiur gm-s tho natno
I t tln- t hairman of tho loaguo and stutos‘
that ho will ho glad to corrostmml with
any ono intriostod. it this ioldo‘r is cn~
trgo-lirnlly t’ollowod up, it ought to
hrmg guttl rt suits.
'Hu- “is It Is fillll.
“'l‘|n~ ram-rt“ tln so grounds isintrust—
od to tho phl'lll'. “ A notico to that
till: ot is to to soon in a pnldio place! in
ono of “Lt Mia-s. It contrasts plmtsant-
l_\' “tilt tho pron r‘hial curt. "Koop nil'
tho draw." that is llltll't' oitou «found.
\\'ll|"ll rum. in spirit of rohollion in tho
irzulri's lm-m-t. it oi not a surprise to
lonrn that tho appoarnuro of tho grounds
tolls of tho grants-r rll'rrtivonoss of the
dt‘lit'nto lunt.—-(ioldon Rult'.
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.ililllllllllll
’ iiiiiiiiii‘.
A'roiiiwi'rarwcn
station of Blew York lass ior its ohm ‘
detrimental to health and moiety. and
REFUBID TO DI! WHIN A RAILROAD
PASSED lT. BY.
II It“. at Dumb" It (in. m
Mandi—rm.“ On: Its Illnl.
Bard right Mm mph-rd ot
Pumas.
The village of (immune. Dane
“county. Wis. ii- pltldox. When the
Northwestern railroad built it. lino
from Milwaukee to Madison.” or 18'
years :30. passing three miles to the
north of the old stagecoach villsgo at
Cambridge. in the nstural order of
things lho place ought to have dried up
and died. but it did nothing of the kind.
Tho new village at London on the rail-
road has never it beyond the down
houses erected a the tint tow years at
its existence. has never become any-
thing more than a port of entry for
Cambridge. Elevators and warnhouscs
it has in plenty. almost as many as it
has dwelling houses. but the merchants.
the grain and stock doalcrs who uso
these warehouses. live 3% milcs away
in stranded Cambridge. and almost
everything that is distributed in the
surrounding region is first hauled ovcr-
land to Cambridge. and almost ovrry~
thing that is cxportcd is collcctcd or
paid for in Cambridge. ‘
Evorywhero else along this branch oi
tho Chicago and Northwestorn are to ho
found new towns on the railroad. with
little dcud and dying towns a icw miles
away. in most instances tho now towns
having taken not only tho prosperity
but the very names of tho old towns.
which have humbly ohoscn new appel-
lations, but undaunml Canlhridgo llllti
retained its name unchangod and in-
creased its prosperity in spit» of tho
railroad. From a little villago it has
become a prospcmns town. atotmcco.
stuck and grain cxrairting ccntor. a
milling and wagon tanking town and a
summer rosort. Now houson. now blocks
am going up all the timc dcspitc tho
passage of tho Nurthwcstorn throomilcs-
to tho north. doapitc tho inactivity and
tctnporury failure of tho Cambridgo
railroad.
Although tho town oarly provcd its
ability to live. and not only to him, hat
to grow. in the taco oi udvcrsiiy. tho
citizons long ago tlotorminod that thcy
must. have: railroad communication
with tho outsido world. Tho tiainhridgc
railroad hocnmo and has boon for yours
tho principal topiooi convorsatinu with
tho townspooplo. Sana-thing lilto ton
year» ago citizons‘ macttngs to discuss
ways and moans first began to ho hold.
and thoy hut-o boon hold at rognlar in-
tcrvalu cvor since. Thu spirit was w ill-
iiig ton years ago. but tho monoy was
not forthcoming. With ouch sucwctling
your prmpocts grow brightor as tho thi-
noitsahlo population at tho town in-
.orcasod. and at last tho tim til, wilds
of tho Chicago and Lako Smirnor An-
lino want an aommplishod fact. 'l‘lu- :t t...
milcs of tho (Yurnhridgo railway won- to
lo tho lit/ginning oi a road d: Milli d to
rival tho Wisconniu divisions of the
Chicago. Milwaukoonnd St. Paul and
tho 3hicugo and Northwrstorn.
Tho road was to go from i‘ulnhridgu
to Fort Atkinson. which has insuiiicit-ut
railway t‘tttlnt’t'iltilltt. tlwuco to halt»
(icnova. mun» ill ratios in all. 'i'hia was
to contcnt tho company at first. but anh-
soqncntly it was tho intention to push
on to Chicago in non dim-tron and to
Astilnnd in tho othor. Surrounding
towrm worn roady with tmuuscs. tho old
aurroyu and tho old ctnlmnknn-ntsoi tho
air lino woro to ho umi. and ovorything
lookod promising whoa it il'tlllripll‘t'll
that tho construction: mmpany o ‘td
itu oniployooa unpaid wagon. 'l'ho lIttt'lt-
ing from sonic outsider road had inilrd
to inatcrializo. All idoa oi pushing illo
road hoyoud (Iaiahridgo was almndom d.
and a suit ior wagon Willi hogan. 'l'lu-
conmany roprcsonml no mouoy. .md
whcn tho unit was on it was soon that
thorn Willi nonionoy to ho had.
Tho croditoru. ropnwntiug practi-
cally tho wholo town at (Tainhridgo.
and: tho road in tho wiuu-r of mm.
Una t in had hot-n run orcrit. A hum
oi wcc s and brush now hid it from tho
oyo. lisins had gullicd tho mutualit-
locals. It was hold ior $3.500 to in ionic
iiy oi capitalist». rcprcnontcd try a
iathcr and acvcral mill. controlling
hanks. mill» and othcr outcrprmu in
throo or four towns oi tho mainly. 'i'hc
purchaso prico was has than tho cost at
tho right oi way. loll than tho coat of
tho dopot ground» in tho town. to may
nothing at tho «at at coiiutrucuou. hat
the oitironu know tin-now owncrs would
run tho fluid. and that was what tin-y
wanted. A dummy has hwu parclmnu-d.
and tho Carnhridgu railroad will ho
oponod to trailio sumo tiluu lhta sum-
mer. Marathon thin. thu old air line
has harm Nlmmfllll'tlll'tl by a numlwr oi
nit-n who molly stand tor abundant
capital. and tharo la a 30th pronw‘t
that tho road will to mutplotml to balm
Geneva. tapping thohoart oi Wlmm-
uln'l tobacco raglan putting through at
doses rich tuwuahips now wall oil tho
railroad. ,
~...w........w_.s .,._. _ 1
built. Girls.
. Fully sworn oi warriauoaldo girls oi
Du Motto. ind. haw. awarding in tho
ludiunapulla Journal. «Miami war
Main-t tho young man at that town
and have iortnmi s league to promon-
rotluoulaat among the tuttll. which. tho
llttllol say. is sadly lacking limo. Tidy
have inst last in a lady and mod the
lollowlag mutilation:
Be it mlvui. That tho ladies of Do
lotto. hat. will not humour marry a
can. turn who in not a patron of his
now-paper. tor it in union twi-
dum at out at intelligence. and that
ho will prove too stingy to worlds tor
a unity. sduom his children and on»
coat-'0 lartitottm oi looming in tho
«autumn. ‘
m:
Tho diiimhoo batman mace-sand
illicit. macaw ind mum. in
twlyamd iavhwih dammit"
tics I‘M unmolwm
.ufl‘
'l'hii tlnntro roar-trillion tho tinrttrL, t‘
by “as fllltl t‘lrt‘ll‘lt‘ll)’. Fully appointml
TH-E CARE OF TREES.
lntormauun as In N-llitrg nut. Pruning
Illtl hpau- Nolan-on.
in forming rows <t mm truc tho
inind's tyo i-lit uld al\\n_\'~ how in sight
tho pictuloot tho tullydo in to]:- d Plilflli'
troo. and tlarnlvy ulv-o Mllltt tho Iii»
intn‘o at \t‘lllt‘ll tho tru ~ arc to lo at
out within tho row, and: ii. N. Jar;
chow. LL. 1).. in tho Sow Yr ii; Mail and
l'prm-‘s. .-\.~ tho ~ll\'t r 11mph at matur-
ity let ads its main lvrnuola .~ in-nrly 2"
int tho planting tibial” r. tlnntoro,
should tr not touch l«-~ thnn in int.
That would allow t id) >i.\ in u um um ll
lillll‘ oi tlw usual H. t it. rv «pm mg in Ill
right in NH _\‘(':ll~ lilt'tv lllltl’ll Fliiltll'
and a n than u llllulllly of tho row
mold to I'lilitlltotl. In I to»! In am lo r
.Ili‘vtliwo \‘t t)’ tlt ~ll.|l lo l: to til»: it ill.-
plnutation \w « .tlt mt out m at 2- tin
nutnlrn r Iii trot . at tho linll ti tln it .1“
lat till-léllll'l‘. lint wr ll.l\t ill: a to un x
urnlrly l at down thv int: rna diutv In t s
as i-ooa as tiny llllt lit to w ith tho til-
n-lopnaut of tin- crowns of tho main
”or o.
Altor tho m n- how Inn rat out t'nry
alionltl in». at la n~t damn: tho iuvxt
your», rim-oly \tdtt‘ltt d and «an d inr. lll
onli i' to It pair (Ar-Ital nuan- u. to iii: if
Inglu't will hllit’l)‘ n ml. r tho tins un—
honlthy and mow the it' pix ltitllttit-
donth. During om pnnd. hr pptsnr
atic pruning. tho wall lltlliilll'ul |>)‘Iltllt-
ltlltl ulmpo should ho ponuntu ally in-
titllli~hrd in tho lrm w. and ol-nmious
iina'ctn should ho ino- manly innit-d
down. 'l‘hc hilt‘l r innplo has tho it nd~
out-y to stud out at its lop rival pllmtu.
which in tuna will t-plit oil tlilllitu
gulon. 'i‘ho pnnu-r should now-r Imu-
tln'u unn-mwuturut. hut rump as at all
humanla inrknuws. continuing tho so in
mono conttul loath-r. from which all
othor hrain-hou lilo sulmidiuulc. ’l'ho
donsity at tho inliugo tilltdlltl also lay tho
prnticr ho unmwhat minor-d. m that
tho air may oustlyt‘ll’l'ulato through tho
branch-1t. Aitor tho lnpw oi from in to
la yt'ara tho uiltrr tunplo'n trunk may
hurt! horn ruiml lsy tinu ly cutting otl‘
tho lowcr sido hrnuohm to from If: to
20 hot. with a liar t-ynamdul lop admin
tin-2
lltli'l‘h’ 'l'llI'IA'l‘lil-l.
r Ext-w \‘nrk. t‘npitcity uni,
in cu-ry particular ior any production.
'5
Stage «tuxfaix-s'rtt.
Twelve dressing rooms. Lighted
5!
:to hot high. lanolin troc may'during
hi my \\ indecionns away from ono side to
tho otlu r, hut will actor to uprootcd.
it oitou happom that among newly
planted tn-t a mum lag ln-hital Without
tho a” l Million of tiny oxtrrnally \‘isihlo
causo. 'l'lu .~o tn 1 s should ho tho opt-vial
on). on of tho run-tutor. and nothing
should lu- In“. nntlono to rorivo n vigor-
ous growth. in casc tho usual moans—-
as atandnntly watt-ring. protcciing tho
it ml: r hark from too grout I-fialntion.
I'lt' ~provo of no avail. tho laggsrd
Hunt to rornorod. tho soil in the halo
fully n-iu-wud and anothtr young trco
mt ill tho plan- of tho romovcd tn-o. it
in "no llto principal bounty of a fitrcot
plnutntnn. topsistingoi rows of uni-
it nu. Iqtlttll)’tlot‘rlttlx‘tl trws, tncotuos
ly such t‘I'llt wal noun-what spoilcd. but
it wo want to lil'tdlllt‘t‘l’ttwii oi bltllllt‘lt‘tltl
in t s on most. right at tho starting
um“ ll] of tho lrvt‘FJIuy grout uttomiou to
t‘tlllliig out as quickly as lmsnildc oror‘y
l m o “lilt‘ll lll‘t s not in up paco in rcgurd
‘ in youth and dowiopmont with its
companions.
THE VILLAGE STREET.
Tun "(ton It Is Marlo tho Ito-[manor] ol
l tho Filth oi Ilu- Community.
How to do a thing may not alwaya ho
.;.»_v in horn. ilow - not to do sonic
things may IlIi'iil l‘tlr‘ll)‘ lm lournml Ly
anyu or who has ordinary glint oi ohm-r‘
i \‘ttllttlIMIlil‘ making at puldio roads. ior
thin“) to. Tho art-i oi 'l‘oliord and lilac-
ndum may tt-ltlnill soulod \‘olumoa to
tho lltilllllllllt'. naya tho Now York 'l'rih-
try and montlmti road urowrittolt in
vlumno-rs all mon may road thuinoat
nupu v-slh‘ instructions how not to tnalto
a ‘lltlllrllulliilit‘. li onoshould go about
and m- all that irdouo and than go
away and molally ovoid ropoatiug it
and do anything olso his illgotulity may
n- im. ln~ «lions would iurvitahly ho
in tho dirt-clam oi improwmout.
llrrr. l‘or unmplo. in an important
ration-an villaao. onjoying cvory ad—
mmuuv of mad and climatic and gonoral
alitlnlthll and suii‘ri‘tng from proltahly
tho “out loud» in tho county. lllt roadii
uno. lint in almost ovory milo ot coon.
arc too narrow. scarce-1y more than inert
lalios. Yot thoy am cucroached upon by
ovory mannor of device until in many
placos thry are no wider than a single
wagon track. Thcy are oompoasdm!
courso. of nothing hotter than anti"?
earth. but also of much that ilworso, .
for they arc niudo the catch all
sort of rubbish. 0n the ma
tho villagc. it. innit—o m.
drum-s. you may find the roadway our.
orod with thc rcftnio raking: of garden.
the prunings of orchards and vineyards.
can otl’ laintlt and shocs. broken bottles
and ornpty tin cans and decaying oiisl
that fills the’ air with srcuchcs unspeak-
ahlc. in snow placcs for vcry shame I
sprinkling of frost: oarth has been sent-
torod on r thosc abominations. but every
rain contorts it into mud. through which
tho (dial and tho rubbish are mixed and
minglul liko plums in a butter pud-
ding. Such is tho roadway which hull—
drods must ti'arorm- daily.
And tho willngors spook now and than
with hat-1t Month of thc dirty streets
and e \‘il malls and hail air of the city.
win-u ly thoir own dclihvruto making
thoir own chloi thoroughfare is as tool
as an untiuslu‘d m'wrr. A road of simple
oarth. tum-mind and uncarod ior. ill had
onough. tut win-n it is. by tho mal-
adroit ingc unity of slhvonly and selfish
mon. Inado aim a rulihish hcap and re-
ptislltiry {or film it affords an object
ll‘iihilll of what should not ho which the
World can scarcoly oluowhcro equal.
~w—
m;
I'owor oi tho Newspaper.
Bar. '1‘. Do Witt 'l‘almago hugely ob.
M’I't't‘ti that “a tttM‘spttpt-r whim cold
lllllllil ovcrllow with udvortisomouts of
luminous nan hm: morn influence in late
"acting nttontion to and building up it
city or town tlmn any othor agency
that can lm outplnyod. Pcoplo go whom
than in huaiucuu. Capital and labor will
locum whom thoro is an cutorprlling
community. So powcr on earth ll so
strong to build up a town as a newspri-
por woll paironiaod. and its power
should hc approciatcd.”—Nowspopoh
dam.
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