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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-05-02
NOT A HAPPY THOUGHT.
The Trials and Tribulations of Society
Young Man.

While the society girl is a subject of
so much sympathy and comment in the
newspapers, it might not be amiss to
cast kindly glance toward the young
society man. Unquestionably the sea-
son tells heavily upon debutantes. but
after they have been out for year or
two they thrive upon fashionable life
IN way that is wonderful to see. The
leaders who set the pace in the lively
circles of New York society are with
out exception magnificent specimens of
robust and beautiful wOmanhOod. They
have bright eyes and clear skins; they
are quick OF movement and apparently
happy Although the years roll by,
many of the old leaders continue to
keep in the van. and the incessant
round OF balls and parties has no other
effect upon them than to emphasize
their charms.
Meanwhile how about the society
man? Any one who casts glance at
the vacuOus. rOund-shouldered and
narrow-chested youths who block the
doorways at evening entertainments,
and drag themselves YEARLY through
their social PAGES by day, will see what
wear and tear society exercises upon
the system of the masculine portion of
the Four Hundred. The main trouble
with a society man is that he does not
get enough sleep. His sister goes to a
ball in comfortable brougham, very
often after having taken u cosy and
healthful nap after dinner. and dances
until about two or three o'clock in the
morning with vivacity. The next
morning she sleeps snugly in her bed
until eleven or twelve o'clock. The
whole house is hushed that the beauty
of the family may indulge in her re-
pose, and after eight or uine hours of
healthful slumber she lounges around
in an easy wrap over breakfast, and
then goes to walk, ride or drive. pre-
cisely as an athlete would who is train
ing and building up his strength.
iIer brother goes to the ball, dances
smokes it on his way home, tumbles
into bed at quarter to four, Is reused
al eight, dresses hastily, and runs
down town after hurriedly swallowing
a mouthful of breakfast. All day long
he works with a heavy head. and at
short intervals he builds up his failing
strength by visits to the nearest cafe.
At the end of five years, or even at the
end of two, the difference between
brother and sister is wonderfully dis
tinct. ANY body can observe the con-
trast who cares to look at society peo-
pie. Take any of the horseshoe curves
at the Metropolitan Opera House, for
instance, and observe the pallid,
wearied and languid men who sit be-
hind the radiant beauties that adorn
the boxes. 1t is picture of full sig
nifcance. Once a Week.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-05-02
Hf.BITS OF ROCKS.
How to Keep the Greedy Birds Away
from a Certain Locality.

How to Keep the Greedy Birds Away
from Certain Locality.
In the autumn when the nuts are
ripe the rock is busy. Walnuts are
his especial favorites. You will not
see a bird near the place until they are
ready for thrashing down; but when
that time has come a solitary pioneer
will appear first, high up, inspecting
the tree or trees. The next day he will
be Joined by one or two more. After
wheeling about and over the place they
will settle and examine the state of the
crop. II the outer rind is lOosened
from the shell of the nut, a problem
soon solved by the birds biting piece
off, they will fly away and give infor-
nation to the rest that luxuries are to
be had. Then number come, nip
ping the nuts off in the most wholesale
manner and flying off with them. In the
first field or meadow they dine; with
dig or two OF the powerful bill they
split off the outer covering. and
then with one more dig open the nut
and eat the contents. They are quick
ly back for more. Hi! Gipl Rooks."
cries a mans voice, and a fine old dog
dashes over the lawn dozen times "a
day, barking his loudest to scare them
off, for if left to themselves they will
clear the heaviest crop from the trees
in a very short time. 1t is no use
thinking of shooting them; you may
point stick at them and flourish it
about as much as you like. and it will
not disturb them in the least. A gun
is different matter; only lei. them
catch sight of one, and instead of COM
hitting their rObberies in an open and
deliberate manner, as is their usual
way. they will clattter into the trees
like hawks when they get a chance. nip
off the nuts and fly away. The only
cffectual plan is to trap one. | once
saw the experiment tried. One of
them Topped into a common trap. set
openly. only so secured that
the bird could not fly off with it.
Fih3ing himself in trouble the rock
yelled out his note OF alarm. Up the
others cluttered, cawing their loudest
anu uEOpDAll5 SptLC VI LlACAL plAHuCt-
All their friends round about came to
see what was the matter and to join in
the uproar. Flying round and dashing
down to him as though to get him out,
and finding this no use, they were
frightened out of their wits by their
comrades frantic shouts. and they
mounted high up in the air, cawing
their loudest. When the captive had
his neck twisted. and he was spread
eagled out on stick for his compan-
ions inspection, the business was set
tied; not a single rock has been near
the place from that time. | have
often proved the fact that shooting
some does not affect the rest in the
least: but trapping one upsets the
whole rookery for long time. When
that calamity has once taken place it
is put down'in their notebook, and no
matter what may be the attractions Of
the locality. it IS Stunned with the
greatest caution. The Cornhill Maya
zine
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GRANTS BIRTHDAY.
Banquets in Commemor alton of the Event
Held in Several Cities.

NEW YORK, April 80 The sixty seventh
anniversary OF the birthday of General
Ulysses S. Grant was celebrated by ban
quet at Delmonico's Saturday night. The
-baaquet was participated in by $50 guests.
On eaeh table was a splendid bank
OF roses. On the walls were por-
traits of Washington, Lincoln and Grant,
and profuse decorations of National flags
and shields Letters of regret were re-
cCived from President Harrison, ex- Presi-
dent Cleveland, Vice President Morton,
Governor Hill and others. Short speeches
We're made by General sherman, Stewart
L. Woodford, General Horace Porter and
Chauncey M Dcpew, the latter presiding.
General S Il. Buckner, who surrendered to
Grant at Yicksburg, said he would
not be true to the Southern people if he did
not say: I'VE love the memory of General
Grant It is fortunate for the country and
fortunate Tor the South particularly, that
we did not succee in the late contest
General Buckner testified to a strong
friendship fC- General Grant, to whom he
surrendered at Appomattox He said:
That night l shall never forget Out OF the
heariLg Of his soldiers, Grant took me aside
and rendered me the use Of his purse. In the
modesty Of his nature he desired TO hide the
act in the dark. on his deathbed his character
SlOLC out above MS SuueTlb8S. lie cJuiQ not
speak, but wrote me that he would die happy
if he could know that there was complete
unity OF The county
PITTSBURGH Pa, April 29.-The third an
nual dinner OF the Americas Republican
Club in commemoration of the birth OF Cen
eral q. S Grant was held Saturday night at
the Seventh Avenue Hotel Covers were
laid for nearly 400 people, and more en-
ioyable banquet has probably never been
held here Toasts We're responded to by
Hon John Dalzeu OF Pennsylvania; Gen-
eral Daniel II Hastings, Of Pennsylvania;
Hon Nathan Golf, OF West Virginia; SEN
ator Plumb OF Kansas, and William Nckin-
ley, Jr Of Ohio
CHICAGO, April s9.-The Grant Club cele-
brated the anniversary of the birth of the
illustrious hero from whom they take their
name by a gathering at the clubhouse sat
ltrdav night Mr. Eugene W. Montgomery,
Of Galena, Ill, presented through
his brother, g. IL Montgomery to
the club eayel made from a
piece of the walnut table, or counter, on
which General Grant sailed his hides when
he was a tanner in Galena. Several short
addresses were made and a resolution wda
adopted recommending the adoption Of
Grants birthday rs a National holiday and
REQUESTING the cooperation of all Grant
clubs ia lie country in securing Congress.
siOnI action to thln end.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-05-02

A PASSENGER train en- the Grand Trunk
-a5way was thrown from tho track by
broken rail en- the 2Sth two miles west of
G.milton Ont, and a score Of persons We're
SIZED and as .many more received injuries
more or less severe Nearly all those killed
s. re burned beyond POSSIBILITY Of recog-
milton
GENERAL GRANr's s{xtv-seventh birthday
acs celebrated on the eth iu various cities
throughout the coautry-
Twelve men who We're riding on hand
ear on the Mexican National ralroad on the
18th were run over at Toluea. Mex, 10y a
train and terribly mutiiated
Postmaster GENERAL WANAsIARER issued
an order ON the 9th that the Buildings
y his department should BE closed sunday
In future and there should be 40 Sunday
work performed
FIRE ON the 9Th in the Lowell Manu-
featuring Company mills at Lowell Mass,
caused a loss OF s2yN0n
THE dwelling of James Hannish, near
Housewife ". Va, was burned on the
11th end Hannish's wife and two children
were burned TO death Hannish was away
from home
IL Albion. n Y. William IL Whaling,
while drunk. cut his wifes throat on the
zSth
Il Il Z ~
Kansas city, a bridge across an artificial
lake gave way on the 2Sth and preciptated
about seyenty-tive persons into seven feet
of water AlI were rescued but several
were badly injured
I a FIRE ON the 9th at Jonesboro, Ark.
destroyed over forty houses. causing loss
I az $50 81
/ ADyrcEs Of the 9TH say that nine men
were Killed in a fight between cowboys and
settlers in the old soldiers colony in the
western part Cf oklahoma
A COUNTERFEIT teu-dolar bill, United
States note OF the series OF 1855. letter c,
/ was IN circulation in st. Louis on the 9th
/ THE Greenbrier mountains near Green
hIier White sulphur Springs. ". Va. were
F Z mas az .I-s on the 2Sth. snd millions Of
I feet Of valuable hard timber had been con
suue6 with tens OF thousands of rails and
& other Eroperty.
+ Wnr-E cars soundlv whipped Frank Gehr
( line. OF Biverslale, O., on the 9th for aous-
ing his wife.
+ A srnANGE and fatal disease was prevail
( s'lg on the 2sth at Paulina Ark severa.
( Csaths had occurred and the citizens OF The
feun we're teEror-stricken
TuE Grain Gambling bin 5assea boz
branches Of the aiissoAri Legislature on ths
.4th The bill makes all option business
uutaW tut
Is san Francisco on tho s7th Tom AverT
wcn-knoWn lcoai p-ize-tishtar. fell dsa
81 the ring arrfas- a sparIiug exhibition
I'm sxch ..nres u tsvantr-sIx 'eadlae
clearing houses IL ths Eni-cd safes da1s1s
The week ended en- The 27th sggregafe.
sg4 8 q BIG. against SOS ~ rs the ! re
xiaus week As compared vita the cor
responding week OF ISIS the insreas.
amounted % -
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Peculiar Methods

me aphoTisn that all is fair in war,
ueems TO be the guiding star Of those whose
aim it is TO attract the reader attention in
the latter day newspapers.
In the strife which has followed the art
of advertising has been greatly changed
from what il was a few years ago Former
". the casual mention OF the merits of an
article was all that was necessary to
attract attention; but when the adj
vertising columns of the papers became
crowded, the reader Of the newspaper soon
realized that too much time would be con-
sumed in reading all of them and as a re-
suit those columns We're oftentimes skipped
altogether.
II was then that advertising developed
into science-fOr the preparation of ad-
vertising matter which viii attract public
attention Is a task which, nowadays, re-
quires a degree of tact and skill which not
every one possesses The modern advertiser,
aware Of the public disposition to hurriediy
pass over the ordinary advertisements, has
called TO his assistance all conceivable in
genious devices OF the printers art which
will tend to render his advertisement at
tractive 20 the reader.
Peculiar methods are often employed as
IS usual in the case Of the extensive adver-
Using which is desae in behalf Of Warmers
diseases OF the kidneys and disorders aris-
ing theTeiIom.
What appears TO the ordinary reader as an
inviting article OF current news is discovered
upon perusal 70 be an interesting article
which impresses the fact upon tie readers
mind that kidney disease Is the original
cause Of most lung brain. heart and nervous
disorders and that those disorders are not
disease itself, but only symptoms Of dis
ease which can be successfully treated by
the use Of Warmers Safe Cure, which viii
remove the primary cause and thereby re-
store other affected organs to a vigorous
ant healthy state
II this instance the advertiser, bypecuiiar
means. succeeds in attracting the reader r at
tention. and not only IL the name Of the adj
vertised article impressed upon thcmind but
also the purposes for which its use is adapt
ed Besides achieving the advertiser pun
pose. this method Of advertising is a means
OF placing much valuable Information in
the hands Of many who 9th rwise would
very probably remain ignorant upon sub
fect Of great importance
Modern advertising has become a prOfta-
lie field Of employment and no large bust
ness house Is longer complete without q
competent advertising bureau attached
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The News Condensed.
important Intelligence From All Parts.
FRoM wAsRINeron.


President HARRISON on the 18th ap-
pointed Willis Sweet. Of Idaho Territory. to
be Attorney OF the United States for the
Territory OF Idaho
ADEr EGATIoN OF the American Forestry
Congress. composed of men from all parts
OF the country, waited upon President Har-
ris0n on the 3ith and presented a memorial
favcring legislation TO protect the public
timber domain
IHE death 81 Ex-Congressman T. John
Ellis. OF Louisiana occurred at his residence
III Washington on the 9th
s-- lr-fa s-z-oz rIz treasury NIsDo;l ap-
pointed Daniel e. Crosvener. Of Ohio. on
the th 70 be chief Of 2 division OF the
Eirs- C8aelro.ier's Office
Tn soy nlie,h 1uuiserzi " OF the found
Ing Os JIe Uid-FelloWs order vas ccle-
DRAFTED throughout the United States on the
.G1h
THEHE were 2l3 business failures in the
CuitsI States during tine seven DAYS ended
on the -dth against p the previous seven
Gays
TIE President on the aJth appointed Dr.
Daniel d. chester. q Boston. 70 be Saperin-
teld-nt IS iudisu ScHool-
At taeutv-six lealiGe clearing houses in
The United States the exchanges during the
week ended au tas 9Th aggregated S9s}.-
sl4a.G against si,ts 5s6 rs the prevoas
week As omuared with tie CORES oading
week oI ISIS tie increase amounted 70 -
lS various cities throughout the country
General Grants sixty seventh birthday was
celebrated gn the -7rh
oS o-der s.cs issued by Postmaster Gen
ergl NaEaalallr on t6e zsth that the build-
ir-- ui his dsp1rJu mt should DE closed
sunday iu furUe and there should be no
Sunday Wgzl1 performed
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FCRrIcN INTELLIGENCE,

AN explosion in a collery al Durham,
Eng. on the 33th killed five miners.
Lr Beach Hill. y. S, john Sehofield and
his Young son were killed by lightning on
The 33th.
Mn PARNuL's case rainst the London
Times for libel was eXI nnged from the list
Of cases awaiting trial a. Dublin on tn 9TH
TELEGEAPuc &dviees from West Africa
en- the 23th say that a British expedition
had destroyed the chief town Of the
Wendell tribe. on the Sulymah river, and
released three thousand slaves.
MEssBs. BATES. kasson and Phelps the
samoan Commissioners from this country,
arrived in London on the 18th
A FIRE at Stanbridge Que, on the 18th,
jgst aero $ the line, burned the Canadian
Pacific road station. engine and freight
house. one engine, two passenger cars ana
EIGHT freight cars most of which were
loaded
i STEAMSHIP which arrived at San Fran
cisco on the 36th brought news of the ter
1iHle famine in China Thousands were
diving despite the relief afforded by foreign
missionaries
ON the .5th the municipal authorities Of
Newcas-le-under-Iym Eng, voted a sDc-
/ ci.i address OF congratulations to Presid mt
Harrison, whose ancestors were natives OF
thai place
TaIraRAraIc advices of the 26th say that
a terrible disease which resembles typhus
Ieve. had broken ont in Anagawa Ken
Japan 0i sizty-foUr eases forty ended
iatal.y within twentv-four hours after the
first at .acl,
TrE Canadian ExtraditiOn bin was Ia ,sed
by Parliament on the. 10Th. Il was re-
ported that the bin would be submit, d 20
the English Government Tor approval be-
fore 70 becomes q law.
TWELVE men riding on a hand-car on the
Mexican National railroad on the z3th We're
ruu over at ToIUca Mex. by train and
terribly mutiiated
DN the Grand 1rUn1 railway q passenger
train was thrown from the track by a
bso5en rail ON the 2sth two miles west OF
Hamilton Ont and a score OF persons were
ii led and as many more received injuries
more or less severe Nearly all those killed
we're burned beyond possibility OF recogni-
ton
EIl JaNEluo advices Of the 9th said chat
+ the inhabitants were leaving the city in
+ thousands in consequence OF the spread Of
+ yellow Hever Between three and fouE
F thousand deaths had already taken place
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- - aomTa.

IH- iun'e- r'n '- i1't"F Miller, ~ To-
.eao. % tra erred ir business 60 tnsf
three Erisrl 1- crst on tae --- Inc
lisIsate- a.e s-.t assets. rt.-t.
N EA men entered t'a residence q
Af~ t..l geo i'a.i-ay. O.. Up tte morning
or tHa i AND 70 the Point q reroiFefs
e. u s. reg fine Ola lady to give up -'s', ali
iaE .rau-a- remains 9I Lewis BUM q
Har, Is. O.. fguEd c1 the NarlaNe tern
railway tracks u ar haywood I'll, ou the
1srL
= r. WHTrTAEEG. confidential clerk fOr
sasstl IS Jaau.r~ ~ C.cv ,suH g was On
tae -h arrested lar sn alleged shortage OF
sE0tt
I-orEE- Yo"Sf- Noug planter near
Baton ieur-, la, vss thrown from his
he.se cu taa On ono Sanity killed
tn l-r>t ssE.nf7 Ee1Ts osa. N1s i,il ga
IS jig ra. nee il his fathers yard
On lad SKIS BsG -ae u
Sir sfr>y.r ,vcoss. oE EiEin H.. COM
rt,t.J sse..o hv shooting herself nc
C.usua- Nlur aa she tR
U-est-a I.ry-.r ara William Caiue were
arr ..l Louisville. Ev., ou tho 2ith
I-f-a Ga i.is g- counterfeit, dollars were
L1lu.. i. E =5G possession
FAtH~ ttaN-tE. who recently finished q
terIa s. Esse4 f.t igeu-i. Ir. was Eearrcsted
=. lri-. s au-.e es,tss- .l.e5 Win u.-auly.
Sic s-.s ss-l O. rarr u5ge@ in IUsco.a aud
U-.ai r I.1 aal ~ i-,iIe- Ky
PROP G. q HlE ii the Northwestern
Norma. school n Geuss,o TIL died On
lie
I'm death III ElHab r. Eaiue- occurred at
his E---a 5s g.-.E .-eu III. gu tla morning
I 81 ssa III a. q -5.tr-el.fc wears He had
h-ea IrnZ Is ru lie eprc.aily as 8
rlr.e..r zee.u ats-reat times q seat in
,h-- .G- Din $50 ue s.a~ chosen Speaker
III The --.s Fiar-a ga account of a dead
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TaEEaST.

THE conference ~ the National Reform
4r-'tl-ltaA at -l'--i i9btli2. Ia aa"Fleu q
4e7n-,l re e. i.ie --t- fe4-e tlng PRESIDENT
harrison = lnent -'n tae name % tLl-t IN
state papers, especially IA Thanksgiving
proclamation
lli- eA-l os-i-i-7-er ~ hGu. carmel Pa,
Z ~ lregkie was arrested ON the -ath
ea-l w1sa issuing i,'tJ worth OF fraud
u.eH- money orders.
Una -isz1llata Hotel cd Eockaway Beach
I. /. vs. -ieh cp~l over it't''N q Few years
ego, "as sod To- e secondhand dealer on
tHe II ta ."r So. d+
tN The sJA 2 was r1morcd that plug
tobacco trust which VIII embrace all the
leading Is nutactories in the country was
being formed
I'D e&lie-l'n ~ natural gas ~ tAe cellar
81 tNe i-'i-s1-.-lh hotst 40 Achecsl ort, Pa.
on lts --ta destroyed The hole- ana Io"f
a.i'iA'nt tes .oeAclS- Loss s-2,leo; IL
~ anca, el
~ iAiii4e ma re on the -+th de-
sircyta tEe ~aad.ers hardware establish
mentol Conrad D. lay Co. causing loss
OF 3---'''
H- OF llis N..,''l'" l''7e-''i'l
l'.-N1 q .i ~ ''.s --en- l-le E''iies I. IT
s'i.-.N-- ~ ~ ''''h -t i-t-si''if-ii. - nj
ego - Ne" AofN-i'"Sl'h. = New
1"iA- q. 20 4-ai4nli oii5-i''''i au'HoIS, ~;
'-5F--..ii. =. 10 " s-iii-l con = / Ai.''iei-
Iis-- Washing ."A
.iE iiil.e e4ec.Iie Asht works IN Ne"
Ae'H Ntit t'''li-''-t' W Ere on tAe evening
o. the n 70 me extent Of si-2oe3
ii.t .lsi OF --'-i--',ilo 10Y en- i'@ia' q .ls-
uh@i---ta veteran 'i tAe Mexican ahC ciEil
a'.t- occurred oA l'e -'.'h "l " lti-esoaIIe'
IA, g. seventy Two years
Owing T" financial losses aud Illness IN
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MR- :. T. CoFB writes from Tampa
Fla. To the Pensacola Commercial
that DIR. Veile, of the Chicago Acal-
envy Of Science. has found genuine
crocOdiles in the country below Tampa
The exact locality is not given. hgt it
Is stated that it took uauv days to cut
the way for the doctor beat throa b
the shrubhery inter.acinE the water
ways He brouEh. 70 Tampa one iiv-
ing specimen. one dead one. and eleven
skins and skeletons The CreeoJi.es
thus found are said 30 G.Ger iu several
particulars from .E3tJts - cCm-
mon in Florida
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THE French Government is concern-
ing itself with the condition 81 the
gold coinage 81 the country. which :
somewhat the worse for wear. Tho
gold coinage actually in circulation iu
France represents 9 valCe Of about
$40. 100000. ana The depreciation
which il las undergone Is IS iwatsd
at EI3op11. Il i. as might have
been expected, the smaller pieces
which have suffered most. u IS,
however. only with the tweuty-iraac
pieces that the au,Lo titles ~ the
mint intend dealing with for the pres
aut
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-05-02

An enterpri-iug railroad in Texas.
awake to the opportunity, has sent
agents u Oklahoma 90 induce the
overflow To journey down % Texas
The railroad offers good land ON easy
terms. and has seven million acre. a
sell, while an oklahoma contains only
one million eight hundret Thousand.
Texas hopes to get twenty Thousand
immigrants from the overflow.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-05-02

WHAT has become OF the Niagara
Falls scheme for tapping the force Of
the great cataract in the interests Of q
wonderful mechanism which was 70
set all OF the wheels OF industry I'm
that vicinity running To a new and
more vigorous tune2 Has it quietly
collapsed and been slowed away ia the
scpulcher Of unrcalized proiects2
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To the record Of the numerous
casualties which may follow tooth ex-
traction Mr.. Acl1ery, Of the Odonto-
logical Society of Great Britain, has
added az unique ease. In extracting a
molar from a patient whilst under the
influence Of nitrous oxide gas, the apex
Of one root was left behind. 4 sinus
subsequently, appeared, and this did
DOT heal upon the removal OF the re-
manning portion Of the tooth Eight
years after the original operation a
substance was discharged from the
sinus, which proved upon examination
70 be the point Of one ~ TIE jaws Of a
Doth forceps. wh.eh had doubtless
been broken and left in the aiveolar
process at the time OF the ende2yOr TO
extract the tooth.
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NASHVILLE. Tenn. april 2S-On saturday
two brothers named ODE and Dan Hunter
tcoioredl near Hillsboao, become involved
IN a quarrel ODE struck Dan wita Z Stone
when the latter grabbed q piace u feisee
rail Knocked his brotherdoun and dsiber-
ately beat his head into a jelly The mur-
dcrer fed
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-05-02

THE first post-olice was erected in
Oklahoma al Oklahoma City. and was
literally on the ground floor, as
there were no boards on hand 20 make
any other kind Of a floor. The owner
erected four posts, moved in. thcu
built the walls and the roof. and ran
up the stars and stripes from the
gable end Of the roof