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STEAMBOATS,.

ClUMWIDG1 LlMiso
INSIDE ROT Al. kEDt tED FARES
lOSlUN. s. NOtlII. 81 ~. e.
steamer. lraNr re- 80 (oil. Noitu Knci tnsNi TO
De.ir,.c, Ferry at 80 l.. W daily. ~ cpt sunday.
tNI.tttHg win N">ubllcG ,Auf, - tilh l-dslns Nv"
L. don. at Il, \. "
8TUNlNGTOM L1MGo
IASIDI. ROUTE.
IAEl;S ELpICfp i'osi"N -; rEpNIPiNC T..
and NFW.lI AYRSHIRE leave III ~. y. L.. ono
block above rann>t. nt y. N. daily. except Sunday
D OSTON AND East FALL ri tt.K LINE VI.
ID Scoop o. ugd iNNtr STEAMERS PiLGlilM aud
4lA MOT IIi in ,uuni,,Yn I|aNc Prr - y. T. Tot o.
MURRAY Wcaa dNs ana ~uIdtr-. at - up l. NJ Con-
not nr 4 go. 1rr.tt iitt
o. T. NJ Orrl-'ii eicl steiu'r Vstibul d ENpc-s
tlaiu. lctW~n Steamboat Wharf lal River and lio-Dn
~ EW-HANEN-F FARE 81 Magnificent new
" twu..ew ..ri steamer "iiicharl PecA. tia Flyer
fastest steamer Long island sound lcayr, Pier -
J.. Il. a. y. Sundty> pied arriving a.
Ncw-II1yrn - j. w.. IN time for trains TO McFidcn.
Hartford. Springfield and North
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IInIY IANn ENrI.RSInNS IEANE

~ sNsw- York iG Fob H. lsoi Mic ana
Dahabehhs Excursions and tcsci TO California Florida
Be- ocean ticHeis See Gazette. ii. GAZE SONS. il3
Dr0adwly. -. !. C.st. loilJ
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} )ACNARDs BUsINEss CCIL,.iE
and
SCHOOL or SrEN0GHAPHY
Touith Avenue .1d @.d street.
VIII rcn'-n Tursdar. January =. 1894.
C4il send .ur prom. tus.
y = PACKARD. President
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DEL. LtCk Avn, sND WIsTERN RR.
stations In Ncy-Norl. foot of Barclay and
EhristOphCr streets.


Direct rout, 20 NEWARK |LOOMllFin NONTGLNR.
THE OGtNNGES. summit. N,rnarIsvuie. HA,hins
Ridsc. Mlds.n M'rrl.t,nn. 81. uc. lat.ts u. Boon
ton. n",rr @tlnhop' HrutS LAKE LAKE no
PArCONG. ,.!eust,wn. stuooLlN,s MOr rNrAlN.
Ma-hirlton lllliilHrii. EI. EA@IoN. WATER
Oar. sIEOl lbs8ti ~ Icono Mogniains ), RAN
pANNILlt. Npi:rhrMuEiIANr M.uuosr BiNG-
nMION. ONlnltp NpfNl,H MltrnNlr UTICA.
RlClltIElp SPRINGS cortland SNRN'l -: OS-
WEGO. ITHACA uWEGo. ELMuIA. COTNlNG.
HATu pANSNlLLE. NlElAlO. aul all points
WEST NoEriNl-'r ANp SOUTHWEST
300 \. M-hlFfNLo. UTICA ami pSMlfio EN-
Press. pullman Palace C.is Dour,.ts az Buffalo
with tta'n for 'hCWo. arriving 80 "a. H. nrAt
20 4 NJ ulNGHAMroN MAIL. Stops at principal
TOO = ". SCR ANTON HrNGUAMroN ana ErNrIRA
EMPRESS Iullnan pHflur ears
4.lo r. NJ. S,EANrON NII.Ni.stNNf.r and PIYAf-
OlTu EMPRESS luilnAn plr1r clrs
1?o = NJ. u'hY. .NlfFNlo IlNllhp EMPRESS
Pullman Slrrprfs Arrives % - a. 90.
900 T. NJ um.tl "flHfNID. UTICA anl OSMEGD
ENIEESS rUllmnn Sl,c.,.a.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS M -
Murray and ~ broadway Ticket, at ,cry stations
~ and ni2 lH"Adway ~ West l25th o. 211 Columbus
ave. N,v-Nor, 33 Wuahin. .ton..t 20 fuon-st.. and
- lrnadvAy lhooklyn. Time tables gNns ful lnfu-
nation. NJ NIL stations.
WEsrt01r EMPRESS COMPANY VIII cnn for and
ch'cN baslaf" from hotel or residence g. destination.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Gormanic.. Ian. D. p. m. Germanlc Jan 81 p m
Britannia. Jan. 10 q 'Adriatic. Fob !. q a. m
'Tcutonic. Jan H. p Hritannic Feb II. Il 30 pm
Majestic Jan - T.2o a. m'Alnjfsic Feb IL u a. m
From White star Dock. foot Of West lOih-st.
Saloon $50 upw r according to steamer and To-
cation ~ berth second cabin those steamer SO an
$50 Stccrag" to fiom the old Country. 81, 40. -
IroaGway New York. Ihlladclphia oiic. bI Walnut g.
~ MAITLAND kERSGN. Agent
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Ncw ilnblitdllons.

Twentieth ia io. io~I paid. ~ &c. or stamp.
r. HE HUMAN HAIR, Why it rails on:
L Jurn, ,..y. ana tho remedy. By P-of. HARLEY
l'AI:A l.E. \ II. LO&G & CO. i0i3 Arch-st. FnIla.
Pa "!rarv -hoi read tbs ;i'e blt'' "-At. en1'um
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CLYDE LINE.

. Ss 'IiARITSTON. = g.. the South and Southwest.
JACKSONVILLE anI all Florida points
From Pier 80. L. Il. GoOt of Eoos"yrlt-s'.l. T. M
1it'2l Dl, llaY I'
HEEO< ................... Monday, Jan !
AIGOSQI "Wednesday. Jan :
NENASSl;f. friday Jan :,
All steamers class passenger accommodations
WM. J.. CLYDE & 90. General Agents.
Bowlins Green. y. Y
r. \ CTNT. & PENN FAST T.. & T. LINE ya JAcKs.
GRIT ~. FEr & PNSS's LINE via CHARLESTON
4 O. EAl.E. Gcn-l At. 2ID EMay y. y
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~ UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMSLIrS
20 H. . . " VI 10 20 NJ, = X X T.
From Pior - -. r. foot ~ West 2ith-st
N rhoria i'm e p. 10. Eolira jar. 20 p m
cabin. 80 and upward. Second cabin. SO
St..ri~". oUtw1r1 -" Prepaid S"i
CABIN EXCURSION TirtETS At REDUCED RATES
ID- drafts. tours ar1 other i9f lrmltiou. apply u
VrNrrRSON BHOTIff.i,S. Bowling Green. New YORK
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u EELITz SCHOOL or LANGUAGES.
ID - Madison Sqnarc .2jth-st aud Bsoidwayl. =
I-sIn lcgins ilON.
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For Boys and Young Men--Clty.
NJ FW- YOTK BUSINESS COLLEGE,. 1oJth-st.. y Y.
~ Al practical branches. day evening. all o. aG'
dieSs CLEMENT e.. GAINES Mount Morris Bank Big.
y NIVErSiTY GRAMMAR SCHOOL - West 5Gth->t.
I 57th Prepare for coz -, scenufc schools o.
business. Urinary c,mcnt re- pils u! Cd
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Mu6ical Instruction.
VI rTECPOTlTA% cOII.IGE or MUSIC.
.ILEADlNG >ICAL INSTITUTE or A,trElc'
J. sIdclre dspl.;fen flr dot - d. .. b ~
TuCk. lr.' Alh.rt Ros, IrI ons Nic..lfcs.: II.
Gr,vue Svc'y q Ii.as.
- & 2I EAST .4r!ISr.. SEW-YOEE.
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rI'ur GrOC.:LYS HIICETS SUMMARY. Doar,.
ns and Ds Loul lIr tl.l,. f.' Nrif oieHs ) ;ca.
b,r IS. I55.IiO Mo4t@uc--... B!yoAlu, y. \.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-10-26
Specimen Cases.


S. III. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis,
was troubled with Neuralgia and
Rheumatism, his Stomach was dis
ordered, his Liver was affected to an
alarming degree. appetite fell away,
and he was terribly reduced in flesh
and strength. Three bottles of Elec-
trio Bitters cured him,
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H.,
had running sore on his leg of eight
years standing. Used three bottles
of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound and well. John Speaker, Ca
tawba, Ohio, had FIVE large fever sores
on his leg, the doctors said he was
incurable. One bottle Electric Bitters
and one box Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cured him entirely. Sold by @. r.
Taggart. 3
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-10-26

A very pleasant reunion of ladies
who had been associated in times past
in the old academy building was held
with Mrs. Alice Z. Weld on Tuesday
evening of this week. There were
present Mrs. Mary Barnett, and Mrs.
Amelia Burnett, Miss Hattie Levings,
Miss Ella Haven, Mrs. Sarah Tozer,
Mrs. Alice p. Weld, Mrs. Fida Arm
strong and Miss Eunice Pratt. all of
whom at some time attended school in
the once classic building. Mrs. A. III.
Weld who taught in the building at
one time. Mrs. Thatcher and Miss
Emma Leyings were also present.
With such a company old time
"reminiscences were OF course in order
and the evening passed away very
quickly amid the recalling of past
scenes. 1t was remembered that the
members Of the school of the olden
days have been widely scattered, some
residing in the far distant states of the
extreme West, some have found homes
farther east and a few remain here.
while others have found rest beyond
the grave. 1t was to these old time
friends season both OF JOY and sad
ness; joy in the reunion. sadness in
the feeling of having lost 50 many of
their former friends. And the feel.
ing of sorrow become the deeper as
they reflected that it ia most probable
that never in this world will they all
meet again. Mrs. Thatcher. aided
greatly in the pleasures of the occas-
ion by singing songs appropriate to
] the hour.
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Died, ON the Goth of October, 1898, at
Wheatland, North Dakota, Joseph Henry
Fuller, aged 65 years.
Mr.. Fuller was born January Sd, 1928,
in-the state of Massachusetts. He mar
ried Miss Gertrude Franklin on the 22d
day of February, 1855. He came west
imbued with the restless energy of the
young men of that time Immediately
after his marriage and settled in Wiscon-
sin where he remained until the year
where he invested quite extensively in
lands and opened up farm of several
hundred acres. In order to give his
children the advantages of liberal edu-
cation he some years since purchased
the residence OF President Parker and he
has spent some portion of the time each
year with his family here. Mr.. Fuller
was an active business man, energetic
and of excellent Judgment. He leaves a
wife and four chldren-W. L., G. G. and
F. A. Fuller and Mrs John Chapman.
The funeral was attended ON Wednes-
day. The services were brief but i'm
pressive, Rev. James Evans officiating.
The burial ceremonies were conducted
by the Odd Fellows of this city in their
beautiful ritual. The weather being very
inclement the funeral was not largely
attended.
The occasion was peculiarly sad owing
to the tragic death of Mr.. Fuller. he
has been for some time past at his farm
in North Dakota and so far as the facts
are known il seems that he went out tc
repair fence or do some work at the
pig pens. While engaged there he was
attacked by vicious boar which bit him
and in SO doing penetrated an artery
Evidently the wound was so severe that
Mr.. Fuller lived but few minutes al
most. His body was found after the &C
cident about sixty feet from the place
where he is supposed to have met with
the injury.
He was a member of the Odd Fellows
Lodge at Wheatland, North Dakota, and
the remains were escorted to this place
by G. r. Youngman, a member of that
Lodge.
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Wall Paper
at YoUELLs & AvERY's.
First publication Oct. 5, 1898.
PETlIlOE or GUARDIAN To SELL LANDS.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN = County Court for
- Pierce County.
In the matter Of the guardianship Of Mary Il
Heffern, Samuel E Heffern, Joseph I. Hefern
aud Charlotte Kehrman, minor heirs of MARY
II Heffern, deceased.
On reading and filing the verified petition OF
W. II. Putnam, guardian of the wards above
named, representing, among other things, that
said wards are seized of certain real estate
therein described, and that il is necessary that
the same be sold to defray the cost Of maintc a.
auce and education of said minors and praying
for license TO sell the same;
Il il ordered, that said petition be heard at a
regular term Of the County Court TO be held in
and for said county, at Ellsworth in the county
of Pierce, on the first Tuesday (beiug the 18th
day. Of November, A b. 1893. at 10 O'Clock A. N.
II is further ordered that A. Combacker, Esq,
of the County Of Pierce. State Of Wisconsin,
attorney At law, be and is hereby appointed
guardian, ad litem. for said wards, TO appear
for and protect their rights and interests upon
such hearing. and the further proceedings, If
any, in the matter of such sale.
II is further ordered, that notice be given TO
the next Of kin and heirs apparent or presump-
tive of the said wards by publication of this
order at least four successive weeks before the
day of such hearing, in the River Falls Journal,
weekly newspaper published at tie city of
River Falls in said county, and thai a copy
thereof be personally served on said guardian
al hten at least twenty days before the day
fixed for such hearing.
Dated Sept. %, 1893.
By tie Court. wv. HANCOCK,
25-N4 County Judge.
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4 A. @CkbNAs
By request of Father White we re-
print the following letter which ap.
peared in the Hudson Star and Times
and was addressed to the editor of
that paper:
| La Crosse, Wis, Oct. 10Th, 1898.
SIR->You have taken considerable
interest in your paper and otherwise
in my suit against Alfred j. Goss and
| his wife, for the collection of moneys
had deposited in the Hudson Savings
| Bank. There is no question about
| their liability to me in the sum which
| / claim. Most of these moneys came
| to me from the estates of my de-
| ceased father and brother, and they
are as sacred to me as are the moneys
which Mrs. GoSs claims to have re-
ceived from her deceased father and
which she claims were deposited in
| the same bank.
After it must have become apparent
to the Goss family that the Bank was
insolvent, the property which | have
| attached, and known as the Opera
House Block, was transferred to Mrs.
Goss in payment to her of the sum of
money which it is claimed she had
credit for on the books of the Bank,
amounting to $ll, 200.
You are aware this Opera House
property has not been transferred to
the assignee for the benefit of the
creditors. Mrs. Goss, as one of the
creditors of the Bank, claims this as
payment of the Banks indebtedness
to her in the sum of one hundred cents
on the dollar. For nearly twenty years
she was held out to the public as one
of the stockholders of the Bank.
What right has Mrs. Goss, who was
held out as a stakeholder of the Bank
for nearly twenty years, to withdraw
this property from its creditors! 1t
may be answered--this is all the Goss
family have left for their support. Is
the Goss family entitled to greater
consideration than their impoverished
victims, one of whom, at least, has
been sent lover the hills to the poor
house" since this failure! feel quite
as deeply concerned for these credit.
ors in the Bank as you can, or as the
Goss family does; and to give some
substantial proof of my desire to pro.
tect their interest, / authorize you to
publish
THIS PROPOSITION:
/ will dismiss my suits against the
Gosses, also against the assignee, and
put stop to all litigation so far as |
am concerned, if Mrs. Goss will con.
vey to Mr.. Ii. l.. Humphrey, as the
assignee, for the benefit of the credit
ors, the Opera House Block and all
other property which | have caused
to be attached.
This is, think, substantial and
practical way to demonstrate who
feels the deepest concern for the un-
fortunate creditors of the Hudson Say
ings Bank.
Very truly. FATHER WHITE.
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The Congregational Church mem.
bers held their annual reunion and
church meeting on Saturday last. A
licnic dinner was served at noon in
the Sunday school rooms and after
the feast had been cleared away the
business meeting was held. The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: J. r. Getchell, Deacon;
DIR. T. W. Ashley, Trustee; j. X.
Currier, Clerk; Mrs. o. w. Newcomb,
Treasurer.
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George Fortune is the market to buy
corn. lie has filed his old corn crib
in the rear of his feed store and is now
erecting large one on the railroad
track for shipping purposes. The new
crib is located just south of his resi-.
dence on the west side and he intends
buying and shipping from that place.
The idea of shipping corn in the ear is
rather new for this place, but if any
one can make il a success we are sure
that Messrs. Fortune & Armstrong
will do so.
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Over Indulgence.

KRAUsE's HEADACHE CAPSULES unlike
many remedies are perfectly harmless
they contain no injurious substance
and will stop any kind of headache. will
prevent headaches caused by over in
diligence in food or drink late at night
Price twenty-five cents. For sale By
r. S. Feeman druggist.
Dear Sir-A box of KRAUsE's HEAD
ACHE CAPSULES were handed to me and
| have used them with perfect success
They cannot be recommended too high
ly. Could not possibly do without
them in my house. / recommend then
to sufferers with this common though
terrible complaint.
j. Ess1sG, Kalamazoo, Mich.
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Last year, at the state fair, a bottle
of catsup was arrested for WORKING on
Sunday; jar of pickles that got second
premium was very sour over it; loaf
of bread tina. got no premium at all
was very crusty; the lemons objected
to being squeezed in the crowd that
attended. -Erchang
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.H.HRRfED.

WARREN AYLoR.-At the NJ. E. Parson
age, Oct. 25th, 1898. by Rev. +.
Bradford, Mr.. Wilson G. Warren Of
Kinnickinnic and Miss Martha T.
Taylor of this city.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT the resi-
dence of Charles Rae in Oak Grove,
Oct. is, 1898, by Rev. ]. M. Kelly,
Mr.. John McKeever and Miss Isabella
McCaughey. both of Oak Grove.
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O. D. PETTET.
o
o Tailor,
RIVER FALLS, WIS.
Indian War News.

One of the most potent factors in
causing the close of the Sioux War
was the promise of the government to
make suitable provision for the main
tenance of the Indians, and in the
agreement finally signed Young
Afraid-of- His Horses especially stipu-
lated that full supply of Haller's
Barb Wire Linement be provided, as
it was the most wonderful remedy
they had ever used on their horses.
For sale by K. S. Freeman. II
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A UouseboId Treasure


d. W. Fuller. of Canajoharie, n. Y,
says that he always keeps DIR. Kings
New Discovery in the house and his
family has always found the very best
results follow its use; that he would
not be without it. if procurable. G..
A. Dykeman, druggist, Catskill, n. y,
says that DIR. Kings New Discovery is
undoubtedly the best Cough remedy
that he has used it in his family for
eight years. and it has never failed to
do all that is claimed for it. Why not
try remedy so long tried and tested.
Trial bottle free at c. r. Taggart's drug
store. Regular size Soc and 81 90 8
Great reduction on boys clothing at
Jenson's.
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All persons knowing themselves to
be indebted to this Office are requested
to call and settle. All those indebted
to this office and not knowing it are
requested to call and find out. AL
those knowing to be indebted and not
wishing to call are requested to stay
in one place long enough for us to
catch them. All those not indebted
are requested to call and be indebted.
-Er
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PERSONAL.


Mrs. z. N. Bevans returned from
Ohio last week.
A. A. Johnson of West Superior was
In town last week.
Miss Stella Silver of Star Prairie is
visiting in the city.
Mrs. Scion Perrin was down from
st. Paul last Sunday.
Rev. t. Cory-Thomas came up from
Chicago Monday evening.
Miss Hilda Sorenson of Martell is
visiting at NJ. G. Johnson's.
A. E. Ships called upon friends in
the city the first of the week.
EIDE Forrest Barnett and wife came
down from st. Paul Saturday.
Mrs. Dale of wilmsr visited at j. p.
Carroll's the first of the week.
Robert Slater of Hudson called on
friends in the city last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Lauder returned
Monday from Wahpeton. N. ID.
Miss Mabel Perrin came down from
st. Paul yesterday for brief visit.
Mrs. G. Ii. Hubbell returned to her
home in Waukon. Ia, last Monday.
Frank Ensign left for Rec Heights.
S. D.. last Monday on business trip.
F. p. Ainsworth returned Tuesday
from a brief visit to the Worlds Fair.
Miss Minnie Dyson of New Rich
mond has been visiting friends in this
city.
Ernie Lsgerstedt spent a few days
with friends in st. Paul the first of the
week.
Prof. r. b, Hazard of Minneapolis
is calling upon River Falls friends to-
day.
James Starr returned to River Falls
last evening and is at home at the
fremont.
G. r. Taggart returned Saturday
from a trip to New York. Brooklyn
and the Fair.
Spencer Webster of Piaria, ILL.,. has
been visiting his River Fslls relatives
and friends the past week.
Mrs. d. A. Blskeney of Saltwater
visited in town the first of the week.
Mr.. Blakney was here on Tuesday.
Mr.. John Raphael left last week
for the Columbian Exposition. He
expects to be gone about two weeks.
Chas. Loring of Demersville. Mont.
is visiting relatives in the city. He
is on his way home from the White
City.
Messrs. j. Park, Smith Drake and j.
W. Adams of IIager and I'll. j. Park of
Maiden Rock spent Monday night in
the city.
Misses Mary and Hannah Moynihsn
and their brother Andrew returned
last Monday from a weeks visit to the
Worlds Fair.
Irving Todd Jr., of the Hastings
Gazette, spent few days in the city
last week, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. G. johnson.
Robert Reynolds left Wednesday for
the Columbian Exposition. He was
joined in st. Paul by his brother Abe
Reynolds of Gilby, n. ID.
Mrs. ii. E. White of Prescott and
her guests. Mrs. S. Z. Hansell and
Miss Ida Wilson of Philadelphia, visit.
ed in River Falls last Friday.
Frank Van Meter of the st. Croix
Republican, New Richmond, spent
Sunday with relatives in the city, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams.
The following are among those who
visited the Fair during the past week:
Mrs. E. ii. Daniels, Miss Cimbria
Daniels, F. A. Howe and wife, Mrs.
George Fortune and daughters Misses
Annie and Lou, Misses Minnie and
Pauline Coggshall, Miss Hattie Reed,
Mrs. VIM. Bell, Miss Mamie Williams,
Walter Evans, Mrs. Abbie Wyman. G.
b. Musser, S. Williams, Miss Mabel
Carr, Miss Jane Mclaughlin.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-10-26

Harper's Bazaar for October 2Sth
will contain. among other attractions,
a strong short story, 'HOw Two Dined
Out" by lisa Darlington Cabell; "Golf
for women" by Mary V. Mullet; "The
Dancing Master" a translation from
the French of Ludovic Halevy, by
Edith v. B. Matthews. daughter of
Brander Matthews, and The Cliff
Dwellers, a review, by W. ID.
HOWells.
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Leave your laundry work with f. III.
Helt at the barber shop of Curtiss &
Lagerstedt, and it will be done in the
most satisfactory manner. Collars
and cuffs two cents each, and other
work proportionately cheap.
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An Arizona bank cashier nailed to
the door the legend, This bank has
not busted; it owes the people $50. 900;
the people owe it $4,000; it is the
people who are busted; when they pay
we'll nav Err
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The Santonio Express says: ''1f
wool is placed on the free list by a
Democratic Congress West Texas will
elect at leastt two Republican Congress
men next year. Paste that prediction
where you can study il occasionally. "
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Gard of Thanks

We desire TO extend to our friends
and to the members of River Falls
Lodge /. o. @. F. our sincere thanks for
the kindly ali and sympathy we re-
ceived from them on the occasion of
our sad bereavement.
Mas. ]. II. FULLER AND FAMILY.
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POTATOES!

The highest Cash Price paid for
good. merchantable Potatoes. Office
at Putnam's Feed Store, Main street.
River Falls. ELI FOSTER.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-10-26

Now this may seem strange, but II they
don't cry for it they would do so If they
only could. We are talking now about
Haller's Barb Wire Liniment which ney-
er fails to cure the worst cut or sore. For
ssls, h B & yEss@aR. 2spss.sa l.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-10-26

Gilbert NOrseng, Andrew Lien and
Joe Foster made a trip to st. Paul and
back last Sunday on their bicycles.
They made the run to st. Paul in three
hours.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-10-26

The big search light on the manu-
facturers' building at the World S
Fair is l94, 10000 candle power and
can be plainly seen in Milwaukee.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-10-26
Buckwheat Flour.

Judson Knight is making first-class
buckwheat flour at his mill in Clifton.
Bring on your buckwheat and have it
ground. First-class work guaranteed.
FIour for sale