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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
The Sprague
Motor,
SUPPLIED BY THE
Edison LlghtCo
OF THIS CITY,

Is the most desirable form OF
power which has ever been
offered TO the public, and the
electric current supplied by the
Edison Company to operate 1t is
the only current guaranteeing
absolute safety to the life of the
user. All persons in need OF
power for the running OF elevat-
ors, ventilators, or for any pur-
pose whatever, can be supplied in
amounts from O fractional part OF a
horse power to so or even 90 horse
power. if desired. information given
and estimates furniahed on appllcs-
ton to the Edison Companys Central
Station, corner Calder and Fulton-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

q TAs ESilesssi Department ~hss insrES rsnasiss
ssttols eity e1iisHs ss-Ssfsf eaaoss exchange
eaiiors edllcflsi wrllers speS4sl SBd
thirty IePeT.ss TEE nkny NEws sas s
ADMITTEDLY without sapsssss tAs West sns
Humhes 5f
The Telegraph Room.~To tiss specix wires are
int TIA DAEs NV bgilaiag ans ths
p4Pers operator. tsks Tie message snd b. al
tAea ialn edassly the telegraph saitN The
number Of oper.iors 10
= TIE ComPosiiog's keom.--Nhsn cop, has psssed
the hands Of the proper revising editor II goes ~
the tyPesetter. There good may OF him In
1sE DAHI EEws oses-o a q average Is
4. The linoiyps koom-Bat she compostor doesn't do
all the rPesettns Tie Lisoiypep machine
set tSpe" By casting Ire oftype somex bat
the sahe principle Il Iype-foundef
singe type Fourteen Of q ess iasehiues n use
IN Tn DAILY NE~s oiee, and the pumber Of
persons required IN this Department Is 2g
s. The Asists' and Engrsvsrs' Department But the
metropolitan daily gives IFS readers only
reading matter, but also illustrations b. The aid
OF good xrss zine stehers and photography ey
electric light IHK DAILY NEWS IL printing
the best newrpSper ilas,l afi0ns in Ameries Tkis
takes the bess service OF skilled workers the
number Of
O. The Stereotype Foundry The matter ispe end pie
tures-being locked up in the +" iorms" the
work is next transferred the foundry. metro
Pelitan daily no longer prints from its type. In
order 70 print large edition quickly il is
sAry 70 multiply The printing surfaces and this is
accomplished by casting duplicate stereotyped
plates, from which, after they have been fastened
TO the presses, the printing Is done OF
typers TIE DAILY NEWS requires s
3. The Press Room.-THx DAILY News uses six double
perfecting presses, capable Of printing 100000
plete papers per hour. To run these there are
rod tot the srof
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28


,es nut csrrr skrtching tools srT
she was fnii ~ artistic IDEAS sud
az her materials Nifh hsr ss see
ihrue1h the woods she came 20
arm house it vas IN TIRE ccun-
taraliv s an artistic ogt6t must
inipression and provoke the al
Of thcss Simple pecpie Who Iva
lnce - evrrY- hing metropolitan.
ped AZ the RANCH house and tae
tae rsach esme eat ana greeted
morning. sha sad.
n0rning SAID the na-iva
4f0i crcr-lir- is it nrtf~
q sad what nay goa peddla--
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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

Tie ksIrr ans Delivery rsraglasns "a r. ush
ape tee aSasefs aegsa h@aalt sltos
expes Tie tssgs nusassFs =
Tbs Fngsas RoazIo supply ths motive posef reqsile<
tAres steam boilss y ~ korsePoNef g~pagi's, aud
three sagines sd 50 @geFekaie e = ierss f'eser
Al departments ars lsAsee y ias 4aispn mean
descent ssssea vlicl here eoirfaisos three espsnas
nachines and e0o laaps. The enIlese q eAn
department number
10 The Circulation Department Tie paper .
manufactured article ADd II A ~ tuatrs 81 skD
aspsrtIuenl . develop tks AaATkes iog a. The
average nanher II workers = it
II. The Subscription RoOmAA tae A. srfipons rom
ont-of-towp whsaheT Of inaiFdael readers a. shos
sale sgents pass through tina department. snc
THE department enFaoss on the average IL
The Business caes-lhs ssnsTs err,sS sork Of the
nspsr such receiving zac 'lng loT me advertise
nenss-oi .AiA Over Hfeen hundred are rceessd
and handled ever dsy -EeeslRlnF hno paving
czfh. the general bcos keepsnl of the business
Requires eoartIne-room iogce Of -
IS The Gaze Of Building requires The eonssm SERVES o
three janItot
IA Ths wstchmsnTo insure perfect protection sesinss
rick Of fire TIVE watchmeR eoassantiy 90 duty
IS. The New York ofhee1his the entire time Is
general manager sna assistant ...-t
Io The Washington buresuln ehsres 81 s SPECIAL
Washington stat correspondent !
". The Milwaukee Euresu-lo facilitate Northwestern
news gathering one man ]
From which appears that the number u regular employees
500
And the paw roll from g. 500 g. zoo per week sgge
eating during the year sSo0,oeo.
Then there Is larger snnual expenditure for white
paper. and telegraph and cable tolls sometimes
nearly Thousand dollars v~sk. Take il eli
together the expenditures Of 1HE DsiLS Sfws Tor
the yeI 1855 wln ssE. ,e. little ircD 100000
hundreds ~ places the country Of EuropeAc
Northwest who distribute THE DAILY News Us OF tox
city dealers With their horses and wagons Of bundTe0
connected with The main Office by telephone Of The about
rt selling TIE DAuY News in Chicago. This what IL
reader buy il day Measured by the Of s
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
GREAT
MIDSU N MER SALE
OF
LIGHT Turned Shoes.

This week We offer 1000
pairs of ladies and Chi
dren's Fine shoes, never 30
be duplicated.
Ladies' fine turned shoes,
$500, worth $500.
Ladies' French tanned kid
shoes hand turned, $500,
worth $3.50.
Ladies' beautifully fin
ished hand turned shoes,
$500, worth $500.
Genuine French kid
turns, $3.50.
French kid Of the finest
quality, fit for angels wear,
$500. worth $3.50.
We have the reputation
Of keeping the most beau
tiful fitting shoes i'm the city,
and you will find it to YOUR
interest to call this week at
O'HARA'S,
|72 Canals
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-03-29

Geo. Nero came down from st. Paul
one day last week and spent Sund; y
with his parents.
1t is rumored that an organ has been
ordered for the f. b. church.
A lady by the name of Miss Wilson,
has been engaged To teach the village
school the coming summer.
b. d. Eugley, has finished his work
It Ellsworth, ami is among us once
more.
We beg to correct an item in your
last week S issue saying that frankie
Moore was the guest of Chas. Welt
and family. Ii should have been VIM.
Welt instead of Chas. Welt, for Chas.
Is young man, unmarried, and, as
far as We know, has no family.
We hear that d. N. Wethern is going
out of the mercantile business about
the LIST of April.
G. ii. Grant has sold his house and
lot. workshops. and As acres of land To
F.. ii. Hope, one of our prosperous and
well To do farmers. Mr.. Grant in.
tends to move his family to River
Falls where his children can have the
advantages of a good school. Mr.
Hope Will move into his new quartel s
in the spring.
People say
That IL ,rry Nero makes a tip to
/ Maiden Rock occasionally.
That this is the "dogoudest" winter
| they ever saw.
That the ID. B. lodge is to have an.
other debate.
That X. NJ SkidmOre made "great
| catch" the other night
That Herm Nero fluids bad roads be
/ tween here aud rrimbelle.
That Eddie Niles is dead gone
on-welI, we won't give him away.
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Mr.. Hines. OF Wilson, has rented
Nr. Chdester's farm for the year. He
has put up building on the place to
1--we in this summer, and moved his
family here last week.
The house of David Smith, of Eau
Gala, was destroyed by fire short
time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Vanortwick
have week old daughter.
DR.. Andrews extracted a broken
upper front tooth from frankie Horn S
mouth some time ago, and inserted IA
healthy tooth from another mouth in
its place. The grated tooth has be-
come so firmly at home that Frank @
can scarcely tell it from the others.
Abont % applicants for certificates
attended the teachers examination at
0livet.
A Republican caucus was held here
Saturday. Many of the former town
officers were retained, but the follow
ing new nominations were made: For
Supervisors, Ira Smith. Chairman, ii /.
Bell, RObt. Condie; Clerk, ID w
butcher; Assessor, ID. Scott; Treasurer,
ID. w. Wilson.
AT the Peoples caucus held Monday
the following nominations were made:
Supervisors, w. o. Fedderly, Chair.
man, S. GrOOt, G e. Keyser; Clerk, A .
BalfanZ; Treasurer, d. W. Wilson; AS
sesoT, David Scott; the rem tinder is
the same as the Republican ticket
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Roads are again in bad condition.
A. Tuftee purchased fine horse
last week.
II. Bredahl, of Beldenville, made a
flying trip out here on Sunday and had
TO struggle in the snow storm.
Everybody get there next Tu Stay.
l.. Borgan was again taken sick on
Friday last.
A great number of ties are taken
from here to wildwood this winter.
Hans Jernson is entertaining reIa-
tives from the southern part of the
state.
Mr.. Phillips intends to erect new
house the coming summer
The girls of Gilman are using leap
year to the best advantage. One of
them has already picked out one of
our old bachelors, Mr.. z, Mattson.
The young ladies of Gilman had a
leap-year surprise on Mr.. Crougar. but
he happened 10 be off on one of his
dOctOring tours.
Miss Eliza VIM has been engaged
to teach the spring term of school
IN District No. 3.
Parties from Gilman attended the
concert held 1t Centervile hall Tues
day evening.
Eid Bros. intend to rent their farm
the coming season.
We hear that one If our young couple
had Uery pleasant Walk the evening
of the concert at New Crnterville.
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Memory Gems.

A purpose is always comparatively
X. Alger,
Activity. and not dependency is the
true counterpoise to misfortune.-Lo,UeH
If there is any person to whom you
feel dislike, that is the person of whom
you ought never to speak.
Be noble minded Our own heart, and
not other mems opinion of us, forms oul
true honor.-.SchilJer.
What men want is not talent,-it i:
purpose; not the power to achieve, but
the will to labor-Beschsr.
Never was a sincere word utterly lost
Never a magnanimity fell to the ground
but there is some heart to greet and ac-
cept it unexpectedly.-R. W. Emerson.
Do the best thou knowest to-day
Shrink not from frequent error in thi.
gradual fragmentary state. Follow thy
light for as much as il viii show thee; be-
faithful as far as thou canst, in hope thai
faith presently viii lead to sight. He'll
Others without blaming their need O
help. Love much and be forgiyen.-Aar
gara Fuller.
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Woman has never been associated
with wine without disgrace and dis
aster. The toast and the bacchanal
that, with musical ALTERATION. couple
these two words, spring from the hot
lips of sensuality and are burdened
with shame.
A man who can sing of wine and wo-
| man In the same breath, is one whose
presence is disgrace and whose touch
IS pollution. A man who can forget
mother and sister, or wife and daught
er, and wantonly engage in a revel in
which the name of woman is invoked
to heighten the pleasure of the intox-
icating cup, is beyond controversy and
without mitigation, a beast. Let not
the name by which we call the pure
and precious ones at home be brought
in to illuminate degrading feast.
OF the worst foes that woman has
ever had to encounter, wine stands at
the head. The appetite for strong
drink, in man, has spoiled the lives of
more women-ruined more hopes for
them-scattered more fortunes for
them brought to them more shame,
sorrow, and hardship-than any other
evil that lives.
The country numbers tens of
thousan1s-nay, hundreds OF thous-
ands of women who are widows to-day,
and sit in hopeless weeds, because
their husbands have been slain by
strong drink, there are hundreds OF
thousands of homes, scattered all over
the land, in which women live lives of
torture, going through all the change
of suffering that lie between the ex-
tremes of fear and despair, because
those whom they love, love wine bet
ter than they do the women whom
they have sworn to love.
There are women by thousands who
dread to hear at the door the step that
once thrilled them with pleasure, be-
cause that step has learned to reel
under the influence of the seductive
poison. There are women grooming
with pain. while | utter these words,
from bruises and brutalities inflicted
by husbands made mad by drink.
There can be no exaggeration in any
statement made in regard to this mat
ter, because no human imagination
can create anything more than the
truth, and no tongue is cap Ible of
pOrtrayiug the truth. The sorrows
and the horrors of a wife with a
drunken husband, or mother with
drunken son, are as near the realiz-
alton of hell as can be reached in this
world, at least. The shame, the in.
dignatiOn, the sorrow, the sense of
disgrace for herself ard her children,
the pOverty-and not infrequently
the beggary-the fear and the fact of
violence, the lingering lifelong strug
gle and despair of countless women
with drunken husbands, are enough
to make all women curse wine, and
engage unitedly to oppose it every
where as the worst enemy of their sex
Woman, recognize the living terriul,
fact that wine has already been, and
is to-day. the curse of your sex; that
it steals the hearts of men away from
you, that it dries up your prosperity,
that it endangers your safety, that it
can only bring you evil Compiled
from Holland, by II NJ. Ashton.
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First publication March Is, 1883.
Notice of Renewal of Limited Part
nership.

Notice Is hereby given that the limited part
uership heretofore existing between 9. J. Hem
ri kseu and j. w. Bradshaw, both of River Falls.
Wisconsin, under the firm name Of G. J. Hen
riksan Is continued and renewed for the term OF
two years. or until the 3lst day Of March, A, d.
1890 upon all the same terms and conditions as
10 the name of said firm the general nature Of It's
business the names Of the general and special
partners and their respective places Of residence
and the amount Of the capital stock contributed
by the special partner, and Is in no other thing
mike the original terms of said partnership
except the termination thereof
Notice Is further given that said limited part
nership was formed under the provisions OF the
Revised statutes of the stat Of Wisconsin, in
the business Of buying aud selling dry goods
groceries, erockery, hardware and such other
articles as are usually dealt in by village mer-
chants; that C. J. Hennksen, CT River Falls
Wisconsin, was the general partner and J. W
Bradshaw, of River Falls, Wisconsin, was the
special partner. and said Bradshaw contributed
and paid in cash the sum Of one thousand dol
lars as capital toward the common stock, and the
firm name was G. Henriksen, and said part
nership was 70 commence April lst, lss6, and
was to terminate on the 3lst day Of March, A. D.
Notice Is hereby further given that certif-
cate signed BY said parties containing the name
Of said tirm. the general nature OF the business
partie rs interested therein distinguishing
which were general and which were special
and their respective places OF residence, the
amount Of the capital which said special part
uer contributed 70 the common stock and the
dates Of the commencement and termination Of
said partnership was fled IN the once OF the
clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Pierce county,
wisconsin. and b. him recorded, that being the
county IN which the principal place Of business
OF said partnership Eas situated.
Lated this sth day Of March. A. D. 1855
c. ]. HESEIKsEE
s5-ew J. ". BRADSHAW.
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Miss Flora Atkinson and Arthur
Beardsley are convalesceut.
Mrs. II. w. Cornelison who has be- Il
visiting her mother and other relo.
tives here, has returned to her home
in Bashaw. Wis.
E. I. Rice. of New Richmond, Wis.
was visiting friends here recently.
Willard Reed started for CasseltOn.
OAK, last Mon lay, where he will work
during the summer.
A general town caucus for nominal
ing town officers viii be held in Cor
don's Hall on Saturday, March, 81, 1888,
at 2 O'Clock p. NJ.
A. j. Williams. of Clam Falls, Polk
Co., paid his old home flying visit.
Mrs b. l.. Leach is visiting friends
in Minnesota, near Cannon Falls.
Seymour Cornelison started on the
2lst for Washburn Co, where he has
bought farm which he is going Ia
improve, build "A house, and
Mrs. q. Atkinson and Mrs. j. N.
Whipple are quite i'll.
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Some of A. Carter's children have
the diphTheria-
Joe LaGraRtier has gone 10 house
keeping in part of JOS. GIiggS house.
There WAS surprise party al Neal
FeutOn's Friday night. y Pheasant
time is reported.
Horace Greeley has sold his store to
Fred Severance.
The heading mill shut down several
days on account of the storm.
Geo. Reed has a saving machine Ia
the mill yard TO saw tn logs
Old Mr. Norman was buried last
Tuesday. Tue funeral services were
held in the school house at tins place.
Miss Allie Davis. of Ellsworth, will
teach our school this spring.
There was a surprise party at Mrs.
Greeisy's Tuesday night.
Mss Ems Edwards. of this place,
was ma Tied on the 18th inst. 10 i'll
johnson, of Neillsyllle, Wis.
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Womau,s Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has
been m ode, and that too by lady in
this county. Disease fastened its
clutches upon her and for seven yeaI S
she withstOJd its severest tests, hu,
her vital organs were undermined and
death seemed imminent. For threr
months she eoughed necessarily and
could not sleep. She bought of us a
bottle of DIR. Kings New Discovery
for consumption and was so much re-
lieved on taking first dose that she
slept All night and with one bottle has
bern miraeulously cured. Her name
is Mrs. Luther Lntz." Thus write w.
4. Hsnrick Il Co. of shelby. n. q.
tieG free trial bottle at @. r. Taggart S
drug store; River Falls. 80
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First notification March 8. 1855. l

CTATE OF WISCONSIN - County Court fol
- Pierce County. In the matter of the estatG
Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at a regular tern
of the County Court TO be held within and FOL
the County Of Pierce at the office of the County
Judge, in the village of Ellsworth in said county
on the first Tuesday, being the 81 day of April
A. ID. 1855 ct 10 o'clock A. NJ, or as soon there
after as the same can be heard, the fOllowiL 9
matter will be heard and considered:
The application of Karen Findstad for the
appointment of Arue johnson, Of the town Of
Martell in said county, as administrator of the
estate of Nels p. Finstad, late of the town Of
Martell in said county. deceased, intestate.
Dated February 20 A. D., 1855.
BY order of the Court,
J. w. HANCOCK,
46-4t County Judge.
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Roberts. Wis. Feb. %, lss.

Roberts. Wis, Feb, %, 1888.
The "Chalk Talk" given at the
church last evening by Miss Darling,
of Hudson, was much enjoyed by both
old and young. Miss Darling has a
way of presenting Ter cause in such
a manner that the young people at
once have their sympathy and atten-
ton aroused, and there is not the
least doubt that the lecture of last
night has done much to foster in the
minds of all a greater hatred of tobac.
co and strong drink.
The attractive pictures shown and
described were good 'Object Lesson"
that the audience will remember.
WV. Moore,
Pastor Congregational church.
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According to secretary Timme's es-
innate of natiOna'Ities in Wisconsin,
this is overwhelmingly foreign popu.
lated state. lie estimates the present
population 1881. 72o. OF this number
he puts native born. 600. 900; Germans,
1880; Seandinavians, los. $50, Irish.
ll7.T94. The balance is distributed,
among eight other nationallties.
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RIVER FALLS, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY.


Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. Thurber have re-
turned home.
Elida Casperson and Josie Powers
are home from the Normal.
Z NJ. Curran, of Oconto, is visiting
relatives here.
Martin CaspersOn is visiting his
brother.
JAY Miller and Dick Marden started
f 7 Dakota last week.
John Callahan and Fred Atwater
spent few days inthis vicinity lately
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We herewith return our hearty
thanks for all favors received at our
Anniversary and TO all who assisted
us in any way.
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This Is the short line to Chicago, no
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For Duluth, Ashland and AL Lake SUI
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apply u
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