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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Rlay" AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
- CO., 1919 G. stn w.-This Company
viii issue On AUGUST next MS second 7crie
Of sit0OCO Of GcbCuturC bonds bearing Inter.
est az : per cent, payable semi.anuually, 81,
cured by FIRST DEEDS OF TRUSTupou real
estate IN the cry or WASHINGTON
amCuntne in The aggregate 20 SlO,@O, dc
pCritcd with the Real Estate Title Insurance
co. Ct the District OF Columbia, trustees
The bonds VIII be in denominations Of 500
soc and s1,COO, subscriptions 40 par % the
atJyU received at tie Office ut the COMPANY
Perry b. METZGER, Treasurer.
A. u nHITTON, President. jY.1. 10
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roK sALE-HousEs.

FOR sALE-HOUsEs.
Advertisements uzdsr th9 had, fgir ltHcs Of
Isss, = cents for Oue U1sertt0H; 90 csns for Ares.
EOR SALE-A BARGAIN IF SOLD AT
II once; s-storY and basement brick house;
rooms and bath, all mod lmps; situated 40
No. 43G 81 n w; price $500; terms one third
cash, balance I, and years. Apply
to FRANCIS HUFrY, 1901 81 Q We feG.90
EOR SALEM ALEXANDRIA, GROOM
Il frame house. inst finishing; nYdrant 10
yard; lot i6vItS. snug home; price, $500. Ap-
ply TO ROBERT J. THOMAS, Room No, 2, bi3
18th ST.
EOR SALE-THREE or THE CHEAPEST
II houses N Washington 100, i0S and 10
lith ~ e; two-story and basement, brown
stone trimmings; rooms and bath; electric
bells and gas; price, $500 eaCh 500 cash
balance 70 suit OF trade for good lots.
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Ia the HertZQg case this afternoon a
number Of the members Of the West
End Fishing Club testified 70 the char
acteT Of the place The bearing VIII
probably be concluded 70 day
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1--WE do hereby certify that we supervise
the arrangements for all the Monthly and
semiAnnual Drawings Of the Louisiana state
Lottery Co., and In person manage and con
troll the drawings themselves, and that the
same arc conducted with honesty, fairness
and In good faith toward all parties, and We
authorize the company touse this certificate,
With fac SMILES Of our signatures attached,
ts advertisements"
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Poor suuble. said Speaker Reed
10. day when Tie belncose IoWan's a.
tack Of yesterday vas refeued %, poor
Suuble. I'm sorry be WASH { reuomi-
mated He's o good fellow Aud
then the Speaker added, after 8 mo
nenrs thoughJfgl reflection. But a
uglle gualiCs perhaps.
The daily critic., 1890-07-30

Edwin Green, a policy writer was
hued $50 iu The Criminal Court this
afternoon
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10 enable the President to execute the
cneapemenis of the convention Of July
90, 1852, for the relocation of the
frontier line between the United
States of America and the
United States Of Mexico
Mr. Sherman presented in support Of
the amendment a letter addressed TO
bim by the acting Secretary Of State,
indorsinr communication Of the
Minister Of the United States 10 Mexico,
under dnte OF Iune 21. 1870
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In Senate this morning the resolution
offered by Mr.. Sherman yesterday for
the daily meeting Of the Senate at 10 a.
m, was taken up.
Mr.. CockTell said be would support
the resolution, and made a long state
ment as 10 the amount OF business
transacted by the Senate the present
session, showing that public business
had not been neglected or the time of
the Senate wasted. The whole number
OF bills disposed Of by the Senate was
,445. The House has passed S85 out
Senate bills passed, the House had only
passed 23l, while of the House bills
the Senate had passed 6ls.
On the House Calendar OF bills pend
ing in the Committee on the Whole
there were 3Sl, OF which l03 were Sen
ate bills There were 344 Senate bills
(aeted on by House eommittees) now on
the House Calendar, with the iron heel
Of the ene-man power securely resting
on that Calendar,
The reason that the House had not
done more business and disposed Of
more bills was that il ignored in its
organization, and IN It's changed rules,
the fundamental principles 81 paTlia-
meniaTy discussion.
After further remarks b. Mr.. Cock
Tell 10 the effect that tb Democratic
Senators would come esfy and stay
late 10 facilitate legislation, bat they
wanted the Republican Senators 70 DO
ibe same. the resolution was agreed 70.
Mr. Morrill, then addressed the Senate
6n The tariff bill. Tie made a general
STATE ment as 10 the effect of the bill.
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NI sherman oaeEed II the 6eaale
b day a. amendment b the Deheleney
Appropriation blll l0appIupdateR5o 551
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faat ..Af sFa Haaae -4afaefH
The passage Of the Force bin lll
make in Tie South every respectable
citizen q Democrat It would aea-
trale al intelligence and al honesty
and al capital On TIE one side FlAe
Tie other would be made up G. the
Sums ol cur post bellum eis.H ion.
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Coneor Lard Biii.

Mr. Congers bin defining lard
also imposing q tax upon and regulat-
ing the manufacture, sale, importa-
ton and expectation Of compound
lard, was to day reported from
The Committee on Agriculture by
Mr. Brosius aud committed to the
Committee Of the Whole aud ordered
printed twas marked special, and
so printed. Copies will be on hand in
the morning The Committee on Agri-
culture is to have two days, and this is
the bill to be considered first.
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FoH EENE EoOas

Azrar .5ssszsE.ls z4EsF ~ aala fgls slass -
Izzs 3 ea1 fgF 1l.l alssF-aHs 81 ealts 10 AFss.
Ii AADsD8E FURNISHED ROOMS Ak
III suite . siEEle, a. laa buckingham, 20
lalh Sc - gFer3llzlak M-4 aaEaqa ssaaEe.
lnu4aE table.
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rnK RENr-nnusns
EoR RENT UNFURNlsuED-

Advertisements uuaer f1ts heat, fglr NEss o.
itss 2' cent? tOT one inSer,OH. % cents for ttrss
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EOR RENT-TWO BRAND NEW SIX
i room frame houses, high ana dry loca-
ton; near churches and public school IN
81 D "
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NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
NEW oELEANs. La


REMEMBER llat Eae payment gI Pllzes
Is GUARANTEED EE SOUR NATIONAL
BANKS 81 AeW orleans, llI Lll aakals arc
signed 1F laa President li au institution
whose Chartered rEAl5 are relasuazad - -le
highest courts, Therefore, beware q q p lmi
tallus 81 a1olYugus sglalaz-
REMEMBER that Tie sCFEEAa COURT
O. rAa aITED STATES has decided taat
tle Louisiana state Lottery @, has q CON
TRACT WlEh tha stats q Laalziaaa Ea.al
pohs Noz kAElRk pAIII 4ANlAaE q
1sa5.
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We the undersigned banks and bankers
will nay all prizes drawn IN the Louisiana
state Lotteries which may be presented az
our counters:
RIM. wALMsLEY, PTes't Ia. Nat Bank.
?. LANAUX, Prest state Nat. Bank
A. BALDWIN, Pres't n. o. Nat Bank
CARL KOHN PresI Union Nat Bank.
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ron SALE AND RENT.
peal ESTATE BULLETIN

qHoMAs E. WAGtGAMAN, on P street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
2sTORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES FOR
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Important

All ordinary Letters containing Postal
Notes, Money Orders issued - ~ Ezgrezs
Companies Of NgH TlFk Exchange
Addressed
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RlfJ= WHY NOT HAVE YOUR SHIRTS
80 made by one OF the most celebrated
cutters IN American Prices same as those
third-rate cutters charge. 7. T. HALL, COS 2
a. r U
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kl9g@ CHARTERED By CONGRESS ISIS.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.
OF WASHINGTON, 4. C.

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. ss3s 600. Has
never contested q loss by Ore. but always
makes prompt ard liberal adjustments. DT.
Daniel b. Clarke, pres't; George e. Lemon,
wick Young, secy; VIII r. Boteer, asst
sRc'V iu25 3m
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AT THE CAPITOL
THE DISTRICT APPROPRIATION
BILL UP IN THE HOUSE
DISCUSSION OVER our REVENUES.
Mr.. McAdco Says a Good Word for
tie People Of Washington
COCERELL GIVES REID A RIGHT -HANDgR.
The One Man Power Policy Denounced in
the Senate--An Appraiser Nomi-
mated Other Proceedings.
DISCUSSION OVER our REVENUES.
COCERELL GIVES REID A RIGHT-HAUOBR.

Immediately after the reading Of the
journal to day fifteen applications for
leaves Of absence were made. Mr..
Cheadle inquired If this would leave
the House without a quorum. The
Speaker said he did not know whether
1t would OF not Mr. Cheadle said he
would object TO granting the applica.
tions until this question was settled, so
they went over without action.
On motion of Mr. McComas the
House then began the consideration Of
the conference report on the District
Appropriation bill. General debate
was limited TO two hours,
An animated discussion followed,
participated ia by Messrs McComas,
Sayers, Heard, and Mutchler, as to
whether or not the Districts share Of
the appropriations exceed the Districts
revenues.
The noise and confusion on the door
was so great that IL was impossible to
follow the debate from the press gal.
lery. or even to tell with any accuracy
which side of the question honorable
gentlemen were upon.
Mr.. McJomas contcndei there would
be no deficiency. He showed from the
Commissioners statement that the ap-
parent deficiency, 50 far as the Dis.
trict revenues were concerned, would be
$23, 200, provided the revenues this year
do not exceed those of last year. As
the revenues Of this year will probably
exceed those Of last year, he thought
the idea there would be a deficiency q
fallacy
General Henderson Of Iowa was really
TO change the policy which has pre-.
vailed for some years In regard to ap-
proprlations Millionairos come here
from all parts Of the country because
half the taxes Of the District are borne
by the General Government
Mr.. McAdoo spoke Of the difficulty Of
arriving at any idea Of what majority
of the citizens Of the District wanted In
regard 10 any particular measure He
said wealthy people who came
here for the season" had
more influence on legislation than
the mass Of plain citizens, lie favored
giving TO the people Of the District the
right 10 vote and manage their own
local aflahs He did not see how any
one who claimed those rights for bis
own constituents could deny them %
The people Of this District.
An improbable political discussion
then ensued between Messrs McMillin
and Cannon 10 regard as to which was
the mere dilatory, with reference to ap-
preparation bills, the last or the present
House.
THE BILL PASSED,
The bin was passed by a vote Of 0i
to &C. Those present and not voting
were counted TO make up the quorum.
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AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.

ED-FoE cluB HArEs or auF further iliqrma-
ton desired write .egihl7 g. the undersigned
clearly stating FouE residence. w-Il state,
County suest and Number More rapid re-
turn mail delivery VII DC assured 81 gou
I1clus.uE IN envelope tearlls ylur iulI al
lIess,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-01-16
First publication Dec. Il. 1881
MORTGAGE SALE

Whereas, default has been made in the condi-
lions of a certain mortgage, MADE, executed and
his wife to Bell Frye on the oath day of October,
A. d. 1887, TO secure the payment OF the sum Of
two hundred and eighty-two dollars and interest
thereon at the rate of eight per cent per annum,
according TO the terms OF one certain promissory
note bearing even date herewith, which mort
gage was duly recorded in tine Office of the
Register of Deeds in and for Pierce county on
the 18th day Of October, A. D. l5s7. at O'clock
A. NJ in volume 90 of Mortgages on page 26s
And whereas, the said Bell Frye, by an instru-
fnent in writing under her hand and seal. duly
sold, assigned. transferred and set over said
mortgage aud the note secured thereby to J. T.
Stevenson. which assignment was duly recorded
in the Office OF the Register of Deeds of said
Pierce county on the 9th day Of November. 1882
at o'clock A. NJ, in volume A of Mortgages or
page IL, which said mortgage covers and con.
veys the following described premises, situate in
the County of Pierce and State Of WISCONSIN
to-wit: All OK lot number three (S in block nun.
Der thirty $50 in the village Of Maiden Rock
Whereas there is claimed to be due, and Is due
upon said note and mortgage at the date Of this
notice the sum OF three hundred and seven dol
lsss and sixteen cents lsS07 l6) principal inter-
eet and Insurance, and no action or proceedings
al law or otherwise has been instituted to recoy-
er the said mortgage debt or any part thereof.
Now therefore notice 10 hereby given that said
mortgage viii be foreclosed by the sale OF the
said real estate described In said mortgage, or
so much thereof as may be necessary 10 satisfy
the amount now due upon said mortgage debt
for principal, interest and insurance, and soe
costs and expenses Of such sale, including The
snm OF twenty dollars stipulated in said
foreclosure thereof, and that said sale win be
made ct public auction 20 the highest bidder for
cash cash. oy a motifs peHhsn deputy sheriff Of
1880, at ten O'clock in the forenoon Of said day.
at the front door of the Post-oice in the Village
OF Maiden Rock in said county.
]. STEVENSON, Assignee.
A. Cook, Attorney for Assignee.
Dated December 9Th, 1853 S-ev
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Jan. IL, while young man about
10 years of age was hauling load of
wood, in the southeast part of this
town. the whipple-tree broke and one
END struck him in the abdomen, in.
flIcting what is believed to be a fatal
wound. We don't know the young
mans name.
A pleasant dancing party was held
at Mr.. Lohrie's Friday night.
Mrs. Lammars of Ono is dangerous
ly ill.
The following officers were installed
in G. A. R. Post No. ~. for the ensu
ing year: w o. Churchill Com g.
w. Wilson 5 V. G, j. @. Wheeler
V. c., James Collect Q NJ, Peter
Affair Surg. E. G Lelschlr Chap, ID.
W. butcher o. D., James ingalls, o.
G.. ii. Lowater Adj't, n. III. Utter $.
VI. David Rice @. VI. Serg't. Repre-
sentative to encampmen:, HarI ison
Low alter.
A new post.office has been establish.
,d in Eau Gale on the road between
Rock Elm and Durand called Stnops,
VIM Stops being postmaster.
MI y. UFO. hlIfS Is cttiNtd-inR Tor 4
very file new book call The Story of
Man.
henry Webb of Spring Lake took IN
appeal from determination of the
hoard of that town before ii Low.
,ter. Esq. III Price, @. Cooke and Z.
Campbell were appointed Commission.
ers, who decided against the town and
in favor of altering the road
A teachers association will he held
at Ulivet, Feb 8, of which this IS the
program:
9:30-Physiology and Hygiene, G. A
Bryant
Noon Intermission.
Ills History, Fred. Inabnit.
2:30-School Work, Supt. Brewer.
OLD Mrs Holcomb was buried Mon.
day afternoon. DIR. Wilson conducted
the funeral services.
VIM. McKernon went to Red Wing
Tuesday for load of furniture, which
he will keep for sale at his shop in
tie Lowater building.
Several people in this vicinity have
contracted the grippe"
John Muller was suddenly called
away Saturday night by the death OF
his mother who lives in the southern
part of the state.
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Jack Shells died recently at Wild
wood.
Hans Ness has nephew visiting
aim from Albert Lee, MINI.
Miss Carrie Lien has returned to
saltwater.
There seems to be an epidemic pre-.
vriling in the form of hard fever
for short period intermingled with
slight spinal difficulty. Mostly
among children.
John Thompson again fills the office
1T shool clerk for No. 2.
Messrs. Henry Anderson and Ole
Rue spent the Xmas week at Iver
VERSIONS.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nopp of Clifton
visited in town the tii 81 OF the week.
The JOURNAL and good warm fire
ale yer, agreeable companions at
pres.n
Albert Hurtgen lost a horse re.
Gently with heart disease.
Miss Enga Henschen has gone to
Sioux Falls, Oak, to attend the High
school at that place.
Mr.. John Peterson and Mrs Gertie
Thompson were married recently.
The following is the statement of
the town tax roll for 1889: State tax
1892. County tax $6I9.30. County
school fund 1851 AZ, Town tax 1903 .25,
aggregate amount of School tax 1888.
81, aggregate amount of Road Dist
tax $l294.9I, total $386S As D-lin-
quent Road tax 1922 81, total taxes to
ne collected by Treas ~, 697 26.
The district board of No. have let
the contract for the new school house
to Andrew Oftie, for S9S5.00.
Twenty Inen are down with infiu-
enZa at the brick yard.
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John Sharr died of pneumonia last
Saturday aged between sixty and
seventy years. Funeral services were
held at the NJ. E. church, conducted
by German clergyman from Sc. Paul.
The association held at the school
house the 18th was very interesting
but the attendance WAS small. The
Supt. was unable to attend, and being
a stormy day but few came from out
of town.
David Rice returned from his trip
to New York City last Wednesday
the Stb. ne arrived here with the
five car loads of potatoes without Their
freezing and reports that the city is a
lively place.
Miss Lola Butterfield came down
from st. Paul Park Saturday.
Mrs. E. ID. Beardsley left Thursday
for Denver. Col, to visit her children
and will spend the remainder of the
winter there.
ID. |. Whitney of Warren, Mimi.
was in the city last week, the guest OF
E. ID. Beardsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Buschman re.
joice in the birth of daughter.
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Bcfdearttfe.

Cassius Bakers house burned last
saturday night. Most of the house
hold goods we're saved. No insurance.
They have repaired part of their shop
20 live in until they can get house
built.
Mrs. J. A. Hall has the la grippe.
Logs and other timber are coming
i'll very fast since the late snow.
Nike McCue is on the sick list.
Mary Corneilison from Trimbelle is
visiting at Geo Benefits this week.
Mrs. McEwen is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Griggs, ana other friends this
week.
There will be a dance at the new
hall on Friday evening. Jan. oath
Good music will be furnished. Tick
cts 50 cents.
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First publication Jan. 2, 1901
NOTICE or SALE or REAL ESTATE.

EIRCUIT COURT. Pierce County. Frank Till
~ plaintiff, VS.. Douglass IL. Tandy and Charles
A Hawkes.. defendants.
Whereas, Judgment was rendered in the above
entitled action on the 10th day of December, A.
ID 1889, in favor of said plaintiff and against
said defendants for the sum of two hundred and
seventy-on dollars and ninety-three cents
damages and sixty-seven dollars Gnd seventy
two cents costs, which sums were in and by said
Judgment declared to be a lien upon all the
Interest which said defendants or either of them
on the Sth day of September, A. ID. 1888, and
which they or either of them have since ac-
quired thereto, and whereas said judgment
directed the sale of said interests of said de-
PENDANTS in said premises to satisfy said sums OF
money in the same manner that real estate IL
sold upon execution.
Now, therefore. in pursuance OF said judgment
and at the request OF the plaintiff shall on the
18th day of February, A ID. 1890, at one O'Clock
p M. at the front door Of the Post-ofhce in the
city of River Falls, Pierce county, Wisconsin,
offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder for
cash, all the interest which said defendants or
either of them had in and to the premises
hereinafter described ON the 18th day OF Septem-
Der. A. ID. 1855, and all interest which they or
either of them have since acquired therein.
Said premises are described as follows, to-vit:
Six acres OF land off the north side of the north
west quarter of the northwest quarter OF section
seven (7) in township twenty seven l27) of range
eighteen (ls) west in Pierce county. Wisconsin.
Dated this 30th day of December, A. ID. 1883.
K. 5 RoLsoN,
Sheriff of Pierce County, Wis.
Ely A. II. Loan,
S7-6w Under Sheriff.
SMITH & v4ssArTA, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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The snow storm made the roads
much worse instead of better.
Miss Hattie kirkland OF Glenwood
is visiting at Mr.. Fedderly's.
Mr.. Chas. McKernon is quite sick
DR.. Clough is attending him.
Mr.. Barnes and Mr.. Lainon each
lost horse with what is supposed to
be la grippe.
Charles Smith returned from Still
water last evening where he has been
to contract pork.
Prayer meeting was held At Mr..
Hammond's last sunday eve, and will
be at Mr.. Ed. Campbell's next Satur-
day eve.
David Rice, Simon and Van
Nortwick and Mr.. Wix took their
hogs to Dur and Monday. Jas, VIM.
and Charles Rice took theirs to Maid.
en- Rock Thursday.
Mrs. Van Dusen of Durand visited
at Mr.. Chidest-r's last week.
Allen Caniff returned 10 his home in
Hartland last We ln-sday.
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The following is the grammar scheme
as used for the examination of pupils
during the month of November for the
advanced class in Beeman's Actual Bust
ness College:
l. Tabulate the parts of sentence.
2. (a) Name and define the various
classes OF compliments. (b) Give an illus
tration Of each class.
8. (a) Tabulate the sentence as to
form. (b) Exemplify the complex SEN
tence, using the dependent clause; first,
as an adjective; second, as an adverb;
third, as a noun
4. Exemplify the compound sentence;
as, first, consisting Of two simple clauses:
second, of two complex clauses; third, of
compound clauses.
5. Correct the following sentences,
fully stating your reasons for all correc-
tons made:
ID "And he saith unto them, Whose
is this image and superscription?'" ~
"If they rip or come to pieces in a short
time or are damaged by poor workman
ship the dealer who you bought them of
is requested to make you reasonable
allo sance. (S) "Dont her mother get
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher of Water

Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher of Water
town. d., are visiting in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Egbert were
genuinely surprized last Thursday
evening by company Of their friends
who took with them a substantial to-
ken of their regard in the shape of
one of Mr.. Miller's incest touches.
Not to be behind the fashion, a
number of our citizens have been
struggling with the mysteries of ia
grippe" In Baldwin scarcely fam
lily has escaped.
The Young people of the M. E.
church talk of forming an Epworth
League soon.
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Plenty of snow now.

PItnIy OF SHOW HOW.
Oscar Thomas of Montana is here
visiting his brother, p. Thomas.
The saw-mill is running day and
night.
The mill company lost horse last
Saturday. 1t was walking on a levei
road and broke its leg.
A. c. Sanford will go to Madison
this week as delegate to the Grange.
Miss A. E. 0'Conuell returned home
week ago, having completed her
term of school in e psso.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Van Schoonhov-n
will celebrate the fiftieth anniserssly
of their marriag= the 9th Inst.
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Cold, cough, coffin, is what philoso-
pliers term "a logical sequence" One
is very liable to follow the other; but
by curing the cold with dose of
Ayers Cherry Psctorai the cough will
be stopp.-d aud he coffin not nr-dea-
just at present.