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FREEOFCHARGE!

The method of distribution universally pronounced faest,
squarest, simplest and easiest imaginabe
Here's how it's DONE The money received by cashier after
the expiration of every five minutes rom NJ. until will be
handed back the who paid how the
may be.
On this bound their purchases for moth
every daySatudays people Yes
edy published the the people who their goods free
Monday, and below you will find the of
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NOVELTIES in summer neckwear at
James II. Aiken & Co. S, 100 Fifth avenue
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THE Standard Cash Register after careful
examination have adopted the Caligraph.
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MIR. Frauenheim's Will Probated.
The will of the late Edward j. Frauenheim
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STANDARD OIL CO.,
PITTSBURG, PA.

BRANCH OFFICES:
Standard Oil Co., Wheeling, W. Va,
Standard Oil Co., Cumberland, Nd,
Standard Oil Co, Altoona, Pa,
Capital City Oil Co., Harrisburg, Pa
We manufacture for home trade the finest
grades of lubricating and illuminating oils.
Our facilities are such that our statements
that we furnish all oils standard,for quality
everywhere cannot be disputed.
OUR REFINED OIL LIST,
Water White, 1A.
Prime White, $50.
Standard White, ITO.
Ohio Legal Test.
Ohio Water White Legal Test
Carnadine (red), l50 Test.
Olite, 150 Test.
OUR NAPTHA LIST:
Deodorized Naptha for varnfsh makers
painters and printers.
Gas Napthas for gas companies.
Deodorized Stove Fluid for vapor stove
burners.
Fluid, "a gravity, for street lamps, burn
ers and torches.
Gasoline So, 50 and 80 gravity for gas ma
Chimes
OUR LUBRICATING OIL LIST
Includes the finest brands Of
Cylinder, Engine, and Machinery Oils.
Spindle Dynamo, 800 Mineral Seal,
Neutral Oils Miners Oils, Wool Stocks
Parafiine Oil, Paraffine Wax.
Summer and Cold Test Black Oils.
Signal and Car Oils.
Mica Axle Grease, Railroad and Mill
Grease and Arctic Cup Grease.
Where it is more convenient, you may
order from our Branch Offices, from which
points deliveries will be made.
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IMPLIES, blackheads, red, rough, chapped, and
TllfI oily skin cured by CUTIcURA SOAP.
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DITTsBURG. AND WESTERN RAILWAY
L Trains (Ct'l Stand'd time). | Leave. Arrive.
Mail. Butler, Clairon, Kane 6:50 a m II 20 A m
Akron, Toledo and Greenyilie Il 7;3o n M 7:30 o m
Butler Accommodation ......,.I 900 a IN 3:35 8 m
Greenvile, New Castle Clarion l:4O d mi Gals m
Chicago Express DAILY ......i12:45 i, m 1910 m
Zelienople and Butler ...,..,,l 4:25 /, m $3.50 m
Butler Accommodation ........l $3.50 b m 7,2O a m
First class fare to Chicago $40 so. Second class,
e950. Pullman buffet sleeping car to Chicago daily
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We are selling Clothing,
Hats and Furnishings just as
rapidly as though they were.
under the hammer, and they
are going at. prices lower than
you would bid for them if.
they were in the hands of an,
auctioneer. Prices have fallen
so heavily that you could hear
the crash half a dozen blocksa
away. Jacksons spell Bar.
gains with a big B because
there's nothing small about
them. Doyou want to make.
a dollar go a long way?-
Jacksons can give you a bet.
ter return for your dollar'than
you can get for a dollar and
a quarter elsewhere, and Is
cents saved'is IS centsgained.
Bear this opportunity in mind,
our stock, of fine HOME
MADE SUITS IS per-
cent less than sweat-shop for
eign goods can be bought
for, and remember every suit
costing 10 or more dollars
repaired for youfree of charge
in one year from: date of pur-
chase.
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sThe above mentioned in the order in which the
returned he the morning and the last
evening" the purchases given consist of Mems and
Boys Suits Hats Furnishings Ladies' and Childrens Coaks and
Dresses, Shoes, Chnaware The of
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Rock ELM.

James Moore a former resident of
Saltwater died and was buried i'll the
Poplar Hill cemetery the past week.
Edgar Brown who has been sick a
long time is little better.
Mr.. Raschlag is building black
smith shop i'll our village near the
residence of DR.. Wilson.
The good Templars Lodge at this
place is in a very prosperous condl'
ton.
Our usually quiet village had quite
riot one evening last week. Moth
ing but loud talk resulted. however.
Grin Groot who has been a long
time in the employ of Fox & Son, has
severed his connection with them and
talks of starting hardware store in
our village.
John Condit's valuable brood mare
came very near breaking her leg one
day last week by getting her foot fast
on account of a splintered plank on a
bridge near the old Dickinson place.
Our mail carrier, Mr.. Peterson, is
building horse barn.
Mrs. Utter was buried here last
Sunday.
Mrs. Keyser an old resident of this
town, who has been sick long time,
is no better. She is in her 85th year.
VIM. McKernon who has been laid
up with damaged ankle is now much
better.
James Wilson died and was buried
last week. He had been a county
charge long time.
A large amount of poultry has been
shipped from our village this fall.
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Sup. Swanson offered the following:

WHEREAS, 1t has become necessary TO alter
the highway leading from the village OF bsdaile
and the town of Hartiand to the village OF Bay
City, being the highway on which the mails are
carried, and
WHERRAs. The said alteration will necessi-
tate making quite heavy cuts and other expens-
i've works which the town of Isabelle Is not
financially able 20 stand, and perhaps aughi
not to under the circumstances. this being
leading highway extending through other
towns and being absolutely necessary tor the
public travel, Therefore
RESOLVED, By the Board of Supervisors OF
the County of Pierce. that there be and is here
by appropriated TO the town of Isabelle the sum
of $4,000 to aid said town in opening and
improving the highway aforesaid.
Is was moved and seconded to lay
the same upon the table. A general
discussion followed The motion was
lost. 1t was then moved aad seconded
to adopt the resolution which was car.
ried.
The Committee on Jury List re-
ported and presented lists of names
tor Grand aud Petit Jurors, and on
motion the report was accepted and
the lists presented adopted as the
Grad and Petit jury lists for the
County of Pierce for the ensuing year.
The report of the County Treasurer
was read as follows:
Co. TREASURER REPORT, Nov. Is. 1891.
To the County Board Of Supervisors Of Pierce
county:
III T. Bowers, county treasurer of said coun-
ty, would respectfully submit the following
report Of the finances OF said county for the fiscal
year ending Nov. 10, 1891:
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loFFIcIAL
COUNTY BOARD PROCEEDINGS.
annual Session, Nor. 1891.


1t was novel and seconded that the
Agents of Poor be required to have
constructed on the Poor Farm q shed
to be used for farming tools aud ma.
chinery. The motion was lost.
The Board then took a recess until
2 o'clock P. NJ
At 2 o'clock the Board again met.
A full Beard present.
The following were then adopted:
WHEREAS. The County Of Pierce has paid 10 the
town IT Martell. tie sum of So6.I0 to Reimburse
said town for beard, and medical aid to one
Ly dia Olson, poor person. not a resident of said
town of Martsll, but whose residence was at the
time In the town Of Alden. Polk County, Wis
WarRSAs, Said town of Alden has neglected
and refused to pay back to the County of Pierce
the sum expended Aforesaid, although notified
a provided by law. Therefore,
RESOLVED, That the District Attorney for Pierce
county be and is hereby authorized and instructed
To procsed at once, provided by law to c0llecl
State Of Wisconsin the sun Of SD. 10 aforesaid
which amount Is new due Pierce county account
OF money paid 10 the town Of Martell for aid furn-
izhed said Lydia Olson.
And he il Further Resolved That said District
Attorney be alss instructed 10 collect from the
properly Of John A. Monson, insane person in
the state Hospital for insane at Mendoza the sum
of sne hundred seventeen and ninety one-hundreths
dollars, which sum Is now due Pierce county en- ac
count OF money PAID TOT conveying said Mensen ts
the hospital and for board and in said hospital
up to this time.
RESOLVED. That the Poor Agents shall cause SC
much aud such part Of the timber on the Poor Farm
TO be cut into stove wood, as will supply the Poor
House, Court House, aud Jail and county office,
with fuel for one year. That the timber shall be
cut of clean far necessary for this purpose
and that the wood shall be drawn by the ceunty
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|. S., St. P. & U. P.
These Letters are the Initials Of the
Netc Line through UyomiRg and
fdahO 10 The Pacific Northeast.

This line is composed of the Chi
cagO, St. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha
and Union Pacific Railways and
reaches more Far Western Cities than
any other line, as follows:
HALEY, Boise City. Lewiston, Mos
COW and principal Idaho points.
Walla Walla. COlfax, Pennington,
Rockford. Spokane Falls and numer-
Gus Washington points.
Baker City. PendletOn, Portland and
principal Oregon points.
Ogden and salt Lake City, the lar
gest points in Utah.
San Francisco. Los Angeles and all
California points from Mt. Shasta to
San Diego.
Aud this line also reaches Butte,
Anaconda snd many other points in
Montana.
Also note that by this line accom-
mOdatiOns are furnished in Pullman
Family Stepping Cars at very low
rates to holders of secOnd-class tickets
going to Washington. Oregon and Cal
ifOTnia.
When you get ready to go West, be-
fore deciding upon your route, cali on
agents of c.. II. P. VI. & o. Ry., who
will cheeTfulIy furnish rates and in
formation about through car service
over the LAKE. SUPERIOR, ST. PAUL &
Moi PIGIFIC uiE" ana connections, or
for pamphlets and maps address
T. W. TEASDALE.
General Passenger Agent. st. Paul.
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CLIFTUN.
Thanksgiving to-day.

IndnkSglVlng lO-udy.
Tax-paying time approaches.
The Board of Audit meets at the
town hail next Tuesday.
| School at Pierce Valley and the
Bailey district commenced the 10th.
w. A. Caldwell and T. E. West. teach
| erS,
The house on the old Shadduck place
burned recently. The house was oc-
| cupied by VIM. Schofeld who saved all
his family goods, we understand.
By private letter from Crookston.
| Mimi, we learn that much of the
grain in that locality is not threshed,
nor likely TO be this fall. The farm
ers are sadly behind with their fall
| blowing.
Owing to exemptions on personal
property the per cent. of taxation will
be little higher this year than usual,
Ellis Henny has moved to the Ter
| pening farm near River Falls recently
vacated by Jas. Lindsay.
VIM. Cowen has moved out near
Rounce's mill.
| Dolph, the miller, makes superior
buckwheat -four. Try him and be
| convinced.
Jud Knight now owns the old mill
property at the Hollow.
Owing to the uncommonly late re-
| ceipt of the blank tax rolls Pierce Co.
town clerks will be rushed to get Their
tax statements ready in time
Chas. Meyer los. one of his hest
horses recently.
1 Several Clifton sheep have been
killed by dogs and wolves this fall.
Henry Judd has gone west and Hi
ram is running the farm.
Vidle Finley, Claude Bodman. Al
bert Knight and Alice and Ida Clark,
all of this town. are attending the
| Normal
Jim Fields was down in Clifton last
Friday reviewing his old stamping
ground. Jim is increasing in wealth
and avoirdupois since he became an
| inmate of the city.
Nineteen new volumes have recently
been added to the district libraries.
Mrs. Bevington has moved to the
Prebie farm.
The Hollow school house is being
re-hoored and repaired generally.
Aaron Snow has moved back to the
woods from the Nose Cornelison farm.
Fred Atwater has rented his faith
er's farm for the coming year.
Victor Bailey recently purchased a
pair of young blood-hounds.
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WEST SUPERIOR.

The West Superior Iron and Steel
Works will soon commence the man.
ufacture of the large steel plates used
in the construction of the steamers
and barges built by the American
Steel Barge Company in this city.
The Superior Stove Works are now
in operation, and the Success Steel
Range Works will soon be completed
They will have capacity of twenty
five steel ranges per day and orders
have already been received for num-
Der of car loads of ranges to be manu-
fhctured at this new plant, which is
situated near the wooden mill.
The WOODEN mill must run on one
and one fourth time till March lst TO
fill orders already received. The
capacity of the mill is to be doubled
ia the spring.
1t is said that the Land and River
Improvement Company has decided to
take whirl at the Walter A. Wood
Harvester Plant and offer inducements
for its location in West Superior. 1t
begins to look as though the Wood
people can have whatever they ask
for, if they will come to Superior to
get it.
Negotiations are now in progress
for the erection of another wooden
mill here.
The various railroads centering
here feel the pressing need of increas.
ed accommodations for the handling
of their immense passenger business
and it is reported that in conformity
with this urgent necessity work will
be begun in the spring upon an elegant
and commodious brick and stone union
passenger depot to be located between
Belknap and Richie avenue. This
locality will be convenient To quite a
number of families in the Pierce
county colony here.
A number of Belgian capitalists
were here last week negotiating for
interests in iron mines owned by a
syndicate of local capitalists of whom
Mayor Pattison is at the head.
The Union Steel Works are in sue
cessful operation at East Superior and
now have on hand $4,000 tools ready
for the polishers.
Street contractors have already
commenced to prepare for the next
seasons work by sending men and
teams into the woods to get out cedar
for blocks used in paving, much diff
Guilty having been heretofore expert
enced in getting a sufficient supply.
The Sawyer elevator plant here has
shipped over six million bushels of
wheat since Sept. l. This fact will
convey something of an idea of the
immense shipping interests centering
here.
The completion of the spur railroad
tract to the Freeman Touring mill
plant will greatly facilitate the work
of construction of the mill.
A rich find of silver ore a few miles
south OF here on the Minnesota side
will soon be developed and the ore
will be smelted at the West Superior
Smelling and Refining Works, the
capital of which is to be considerably
increased.
The Superior Milwaukee Bee Line
railway project is being worked with
an energy which promises success and
the company now confidently expect
to construct seventy miles of the road
next summer, beginning at the Super
Tor end of the route. The general
offices and machine shops will be To-
Gated here.
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OAK GROVE

Moses Cornelison of Trimbelle is in
town thresbing corn.
Henry Eichman has gone to Hastings
to clerk in a dry goods store.
Ed. Klose has rented his farm to a
| man in Minneapolis.
The Miley Brothers are talking of
having well drilled in the near
future.
Mrs. John Scharr is talking of NOV
ing to Prescott, and we hear that Ed
ward and his ''better half will work
the farm.
j. A. Stirratt, Jr., has been appoint.
ed treasurer of school district No. 3,
to fill vacancy caused by his father
moving to Prescott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Peschar are re-
joicing over the arrival of new 10
Id. boy.
Miss Mary Baker was married to
John Grety of Trimbelle Nov. IL.
Mrs. Jacob Netsgar died Nov. IA, in
her nth year. Her remains were
taken to Prescott for burial.
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BRASINGTON.

Mrs j. Parks who has been serious
ly i'll is convalescent.
Al. Moore has purchased horse
team.
Mr.. Smith of st. Paul visited at Mr..
Brasington's last week.
Mrs. C. Thorn enjoyed a visit with
her sister. Mrs. Chas Coon of Super
ior, last week.
The Company's office burned short
time ago. All the books were lost.
Wash. Austin has rented the hotel
and farm of Joseph Seeley and taken
possession. Mr.. Seeley has moved in.
to the Thompson house.
The following |. o. G. T. officers
were installed last Saturday night:
Q. T., Bert Truman; V. T., Dolly
Thorn; s.. Mrs. j. l.. Preston; A. S.,
Miss Minnie Brasington; F. $, John
Zwickey; T., Nellie Ally; NJ, Chas.
Kline; d. NJ, Eddie Brasington: 5. j.
t., Mrs. Q. Thorn; G., Mrs. Z. Col.
more; S., Frank Youmans.
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MOENILLE.

Mr.. Bundle was in st. Paul on a
business trip last week.
Hans Larson went to Zumbrota last
Monday to visit his daughter, Mrs. N
Ii. Nesseth.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lund, a
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Thurber are
talking about going to California soon.
Mrs. Allen returned home from
Minnesota last Sunday where she has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
CrOuger.
Peter Hagre and Andrew II osvib
have gone to the pinery.
The Cattle Market was a success,
and there will be another one the first
Wednesday in December.
Cyril Bartlett is having his house
pldstered.
Tom EidOm has put up a black
smith shop on his place and is going
TO blacksmithing soon.
Dexter Thurber says there's anoth
or girl at his house.
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GILMAN.

Albert Olsen is home from Wild
wood where he has been at work in
the factory.
The Wisconsin Iron Co. are shipping
large quantities of cordwood from the
landing at the mines.
Miss Owena Arneson who has been
visiting her brother in st. Croix Co.
has returned home.
Miss Hilda Nilsson of Gilman and a
Mr.. Nilsson of saltwater who were
lately married have gone to their new
home at the latter place.
Died, at her home in Gilman, of
typnoid fever, Miss Anna Wilson,
daughter of the late Louis Wilson,
deceased. Three other members of
the same family are in q critical con-
| dition,
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MAIDEN Rock.


Stella Shuts is up from Stockhol m
visiting friends.
Ed. Darcy and Bride have returned
from their honeymoon trip.
A. E. Reese will celebrate the
20 inst. in st. Paul with Pioneer Press
news dealers.
Farmers are rather behind with
corn husking this season.
II. Reese, who recently came home
quite ill, has improved in health. He
will return to his old stand in Cooks.
ton, Mimi, where he is employed in
the Hotel st. Louis.
Winter term of school in Dist.
No. 4 will be opened Monday the
80 inst. Miss Mable Dickson, teacher.
Skating on the lake is the order OF
the day.
Geo. Carmichael is stopping in
town.
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Respectfully submitted.
z. NJ. WHITE,
I'M. JOHNSON, Commi
A. O. BUErTNER,

On motion the Board then adjourn
ed until s o'clock to morrow morning.
SATURDAY MORNING, Nov. IA.
Board met at s o'clock; roll called;
all members present.; journal APPROX
ed.
A list of county orders uneslled for
in clerks Office, over two years old,
being outlawed according to law. were
destroyed ia presence of the whole
Board. The following is list Of such
orders:
0UTLAwED COUNTY ORDERS.
The following is a list of uncalled
for county orders made pursuant to
Sec. RSS X. S. 1878:
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Total amount of orders issued al
this, S3912.27.
Ii. B. WAREER, Chairman.
j. b. JENsoN, County Clerk.

STATE OF WISCONSIN. lie
COUNTY or PIERCE. - / hereby eerti-
fly that the foregoing is correct copy of the
proceedings of the County Board Of Supervisors
Of said county at their annual session for the
year 1881 That | have compared the same
with the original now Of record in my office,
that it Is a true transcript thereof and of the
whole thereof.
Dated at Ellsworth this l4th day of Nov. 1891.
j. b. JENS0N. County Clerk.
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EARNIHILI,

VIM. Rice made business trip to
Durand the first of the week.
Mr.. West of River Falls was at this
place the last of the week buying
sheep.
Maple RIDGE" No. III, gave a
feast last Saturday and invited in a
few friends, and all partook of a
bountiful meal and pleasant social
tim followed.
There were two buIials in the Pop
ular Hill Cemetery last Sunday. A
Mr.. More of Oliyet aud Old Mrs.
Utter of Spring Valley.
w. III. Young. our merchant, took
load of chickens and turkeys to Du-
rand last Saturday,
We were very much surprised to
see in last weeks Eagle that the
Spring Valley correspondent thinks
he is able to give the JOURNAL cores
pOndent some information concerning
Kittleson, We don't like to dispute
the Settings. We are pretty well
acquainted with Kittleson Ourself, but
would be pleased to hear what the
Settings" has to say about it. Per-
haps you have a Kittle out there of
your own.
Died, Nov. Goth. at Elmwood.
Grandma Utter, aged about IS years.
Her remains were inferred in the
Rock Elm cemetery last Sunday.
She leaves sons and daughters to
mourn her loss.
We are sorry to dispute the "Sift-
ings" again concerning Miss Irene
Smith. Her old home is Farmhill,
aud her many friends are glad to
welcome her home.
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Said Supt's report was accepted and
adopted as follows:

To the Hon. County Board Of Supervisors OF
Pierce County:
Your Supt Of Public Property begs leave TO
report the following expenditures by him dur
ing the past year for repairs OF county property,
&c.
M G Holtsopple for sinking courthouse
well and ex. heavy gasplpe furnish. $50 90
A a Foss pump complete for WE'LL 20 20
do platform for well in. material 35
5 Close re hanging windows in county
office building 20
4 Gore cleaning vaults jail and woodshed l6 90
5 Close repairs on windows Of Jail and
court house, also on doors furnished
by himself ~ ~
G ! Kempe whitewashing court house
Jail and papering parlor 81 40
) II Moore washing county judges office 80
Breckner laying carpet in court roOm.&c o ~
j Sally assisting in laying carpet y day 20
county Office building IL rs
] r. Moore scrubbing and washing all Of
fees in co. building and assistant " 80
Reeve, 0ttman q Co. plank for co. barn 10
$3.50 II
Bills for these expenditures are ON file with
County Treasurer.
Ellsworth, Nov. II, 1871. -
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The following from Finance Com
mittee was accepted and adopted:

ELLSWORTH Wis, New. ii. 1891.
To the Hon Board OF supervisors of Pierce county
Your Committee on Finance having examined the
repert together with the books accounts and
vouchers Of the County Treasurer, beg leave to re-
mort that we find said report, books accounts and
vouchers correct, and the cash balance hand is
six thousand three hundred seyenty-sx aud
twenty -four one hundredths dollars, (S6376 "a We
would respectfully recommend that the following
amounts be levied upon the taxable property s
Pierce county for the ensuing year, to-wit
State tax for school purposes 8 1862 u
Fer support of insane aud others s,6i9 =
g county school tax le,lE "a
s' officers salaries 1880 Of
ether county purposes 10000 o.
All Of which is respectfully submitted this l4th
day of November 1891.
: Z. i 4 ' H2kD, COMMITTEES.