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from the myriad othcr spectaclcs these
strange -stage shows afford In them.
sclvc, sufficient induccmcnt 20 the low
crs ~ thcatricals . keep the various
thcatersapaclscd almost 10 suifocation
day and night And Il Il not only the
thca,crgoing portion Of the populAcc
who visit these performances. but
those as well who are not In tho habit
OF attending the thcRtcrs Of the city.
This may be accounted for by tho fact
that such performances were never be.
fore Witnessed In this part OF tho world.
While there are grand musical CON
ccrts, both instrumental and vocEi. ffe-
qucn ~ taking place In the great halls
OF thu fair grounds. they do not seem TO
dctract 10 any apprcciablc extent from
the popularity OF the Midway shows;
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oIsAs TRoUs sMAsH.up.
Passenger and Pile Driving Trains COLI,
and xii Two I.aborers

Ins8enEeF ana Pile Driving Trains Collide
and Rhi Two LabOrers.
CRESCENT CRY. Ia, Sept. 20. "A pas
senger train and work tram. having
pile driver attached. collided about 2
miles west OF this city at ~ o'clock
Wednesday on the Chicago & North
western line. The passenger train
had left Council Bluffs for this
point and the work train left
this place in the morning. Two
worlmen on the pile-driving train
were killed and two injured. Loren
Petersen and Bert Jackson are the
names Of the killed Jackson Is n
Council Bluffs man. The injured arc
John Condor and Chris Knudson: tho
latter will probably die The trains
collided through Misunderstanding.
each engineer thinking he WA 70 pass
the other train AZ another place There
was no one injured on the passenger
train. The engine Of the work train
was pushing the train instead OF pull
ing IL
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NV ORLEANS. Oct q. Full confirma.
ton 81 the dreadful loss Of life in the
storm-swept districts 81 this state
s brought by the relief parties
who have just returned. A corrected
list sweils the total number Of
dead 90 9,0tl This may DO increased
ESQ or 900 more by news from the 81
bernard marshes and tho vessels OF
the Louisiana coast. from which only
meaRer returns have been received.
Chcncirc Camindu, out Of a population
Of 500 Lost G.n
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CAUGHT ON A TREsrLE.
Thirty-EiEht Cars Pass over Two Girl
and They Escape Unhurt.

NEVADA, Mo, Oct 3--While "A train
on the Missouri Pacific railway was
approaching Rich Hin. Mo-, the enRi.
neer discovered woman and TIVE
little children crossing 3O-foo4
trcstle. lie sounded the whistle
and applied the brakes, but was
unable 10 stop The woman jumped
and escaped with slight bruises. Brake.
man Hartshorn ran out on the pilot OF
the engine In the vain endeavor 10 sieze
the children, two girls, aged and
o years respectively. They were
knocked down by the pilot and
fell in between the sleepers. lodging
just under the rails. The entire train
OF thirty-eight cars passed over them,
but when the trainmen wen. Jack 20
gather up their remains both children
were found unhurt
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fhN fkot bLEsDME PEHsfAN pANcsh
tome skiiiful manipulators o. mario
oettes or puppets which consti-
tuto an important part ~ their
stage property The principal features
II the entertainments are che dances
which are performed by the girl profea-
iionals These dances are rendered
quite interesting by The graceful move.
ments ~ the shapeiy little women and
ihe somewhat weird music II the queer
instruments which accompanies them
There is nothing in che slightest inn
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pfoper iu these rancct whieh FRI more
lhau can De aaii ~ the dnnes of tle
lr a1s and EFrpfant Ihe dancers
ere connolly and aeem possessed ~ "a 6ne
sensc 90 nfopf.etV Ihclr costumes are
picturesque nnd their beads. uccss nnd
arfus ere beaded uith odf ornaments GO
mciai tad stones of glass beaIs
fhe nest theater is chat ~ tho g1ath
sfa Islanders on The opposite side Of
the rialfuuce. Here Che natlros of ths
samoan islands give their strange songs
and dances an day hong snd iuF iats
che nitft making bui brief pantts for
fast aud roffsshineuL
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IRoN MILLs HEauMr-


PIrrsuUHgH. Pa oct - Several
mills that were idle ali summer started
~ Monday morning The plant 81 %
Lloyds Sons coapany went ora in full
with The exception ~ the sheer faiil
After several months ~ haH un- ti;e
Pennsyivania companys ALLEGHENY
shops resumed lu fan
The Homestead works of tbs Car.
uegis company are running a. the
orders require a special from Sew
castle states that after aH idlcnoss 81
thrce months the shenaugo valley steel
miil resumed operations on double turn
with ful force ~ faen.
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WORLDS FAIR THEATERs
Some OF tho Strange Stage shows
OF Midway Plaisanco.
The Picturesque Performances OF the
Jsvansss -rroabie over the Persian
Dances - Profitable En-
terprtaes.


II - n W III =
known that
public interest
ccntcrS nearly
IL not quite as
much in Mid
way Piaisance
as in the worlds
fair proper. Aud
this IL not TO
be wondered at
when the pu-
merous thcasri-
cal attractions
OF that wonder
ful thorough
fare arc con.
Aldrrcd. Aslln
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oovERNMrNT FInAncEs.
ttsceipts and Expenditure Durias "a
Month Of september.

Month Of september
WAsmSGTOS. oct 1.-THE treasury
department on Monday issued com.
parative statement Of the receipts aud
expenditures Of the government for the
month 81 September and for the fiscal
year 20 date. u shows that the re-
ceipis FOR September. 1893 are o.. 800.
900 less than for September. 1879
and for The hrst quarter Of the present
fiscal year they are $4,000 less than
for the same quart er Of the fiscal year
i5g2 The expenditure for septem bsr
1928, were g. 75o. 900 more than fof
September 1922. and FOR the arst quar-.
ter 81 the present fiscal year they are
800. 900 more than Tor the same quar-
tor Of the fiscal year, 1891
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for the crowds that frequent the stuify
little theatcrs never grow smaller. aud
the quarters fairly pour into the ticket
office windows. while there Is az all times
plenty OF room AT the musical concerts
There are about dozen theaters Ia
operation In the Plaisance The first
Ia order, ON the right leaving the fair
grounds. Is that Of the Javanese. ia the
Interior OF their village. Among the
performers at this theater are
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WAelusgros. oct Senator Carcv.
Of Wyoming who has nren accused of
being con both sides ~ the silver fght
is for conditional REPEAL % cine sherman
set De favors tnc Mnudcrson com.
Drotnfra
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DEcATUR Ala, oct t-Ther8 h
every prospect here Of trofble between
the 500 i. & ". strikers n4d the crews
who aro attempting GO no tho trains.
ahotguns were used Iuesay 90 intimi-
date the workers. Gov. lonos has or
dered four militia c0mptnies Co come
here and preserve order 1'ho strikers
are in great want and ardgrOTing dos
peratc 10 is said many re determ. ned
" get their old jobs bael even though
they must sccopt rnducpi vases It BE-
doubtful - any % the nev men will 30
displaced o. make room b. the striker
Tho sheriff hos ioft ton8 because he l.
800 sympathy Wits fhs sHisers.
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HAsWNGros. Oct q During tAo Ok.
tensive session ~ tho senate rhursday
senators ilill Davis and Wash bnrne
bitterly opposed che confirmation ~ adj
appointments of men 90 pos .t'ona one
side % tine states in which they reside
senators voorhees, and Palmer defend.
rh Tho nrn.ilrnl
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Lorisfuta kg Oct There IS %
prospect 90 match ace Leteceu
Nancy Hanks snd AIS nest week.
Morria donee. thc owner ~ silk. is now
preparing challenge nni te.u offer o.
race his mare ugaiust Nanev liunki
90 Lexington for 5000 o. $4,000 60
AL.
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DETROIT Mich. oct % Ihe twelfth
fnnuai convention OF the in.crnntiana
Funeral Directors association began
here AT zen o'clock Wednesday, witf
about goo membcrs present aud viii l's
To sess.on two dayf
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hotlsFn.tn. hye 90 b "a dispatch
90 "a morning paper ibm Sew Onenus
places the Joss ~ hiaby tho storm on
tne houisinnt coast atneariy two thou-
sand. pud tho properly damage as e..
lll lll
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tHtsoo. uelH Three scifronfasted
cpunierieiter two % whom have been
employed in ere Midway pIaaanee
were arrested Monday and while thes
were occupying cells iu the county jal
ihe third waa locked up at ibc Harrison
street police station a complete outfit
Tor che making az counterfcil suve,
dollars ani about $50 az the plated
coin. were found
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WAsmSoros. Oct b ho committees
on Judiciary WEDNESDAY completed the
confederation ~ thr bankruptcy biu
nnd ordered o fnv0rnhif report upon &C.
lho Involuntary clan over which the
principa. contest too. fnco is retained
About seventy ehango,aro made if. "a q
ola loreF biit
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WAsmyor0S. Oct .. me controller
Of the currency has called gor o report
Of the condition o. nntioitl banks az
the close Of business Tuesday. Octo-
Inr .
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MANY STRANGE MEETINGS.

old Acquaintance Unexpectedly Renewed
at the worlds Pair.
With tho worlds fair a. a focus 20
which the lines % many lives have con-
vergcd this summer. there has been
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san fRAECIscO. Oct. according t.
a telegram received at shanghai an
engagement has taken place between
savaFes Tor The murder o. stray Chi
uesc. Tho troops being drawn into an
ambuscadc. lost nearly fifty mem killed
aud wounded while they could only
Show I've heads belonging 30 the enemy
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NV LoNpON c.. oct Gle win
cost 100000 90 repair the damage sus.
tanned hy thc United States crnisot
Montgomery. which ran 0n The rocks
M Llls mort Walnr.lnH mnrnlnu
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HoY AliGeid. ~ Illinois. bse removed
the bar 60 che imporiation of cattle
FROM Arkansas
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-04-27
Woman and Politics,

While politics stands in public opin-
ion on the low ground of personal
craving for loaves and fishes, it will
be more difficult for woman to act well
her part as politician than to active
ly participate in war.
Women as class are always ready
for great emergencies but outside the
minute details of home-life, whose i'm
portance they fully appreciate. they
do not work well or willingly for
forms. They have an instructive
aversion to red tape. They are unused
to work for self; self-sacrifice has be-
come with them involuntary, uncOn-
cious. Lucy Stone said: "WOmen
work better for temperance than
for suffr age, because it is so much
easier to see drunkard than princi-
ple." But this is not all, the one is
work for others, the other work for
self. They are impatient for results
and can not wait for the proper weap-
ON with which to work all reforms.
A Wisconsin legislator said this win
ter, he chopped suffrage would never
be granted, for he feared the sacred
ness of woman would not be preserved.
Perhaps no mere spectator can judge
of the corruption of politics SO well as
those actively engaged in it. but we
believe the tendency to sacrifice in
herent in woman, aided also, by the
powerful stimulant of social ambition
in many. as often leads the wife of "A
politician into acts of so-called policy
into acts contrary to her conscience
and opposed to her natural impulses,
into sins of commission, into suppress.
sions of her individuality, into burial
of her real self, lest she should endan-
ger her husbands hopes of election; as
often does this happen now, as it is
ever likely to occur when woman has
the ballot. The heroine of ''Green
Pastures and Piccadilly" was girl
bride when she by outspoken and i'm
pulsive assertion of principle SO nearly
wrecked her husbands political pros
poets. Mary Logan was mature wo-
man when she so skillfully brought
her soldier husband prominently be-
fore the public-far better politician
she, than the brave and impulsiYe
soldier.
To be true to ones self is the first
duty of all mankind. Womanhood is
no more sacred than manhood. of
what avail to the world is sacred wo-
manhood, ranged dloft with stony eyes
gazing blankly into vacuity, while
corrupt manhood delves with muck
rake. in the pOlti Cal cesspool at their
feet We thank you gentlemen for
the traces of sentiment. for the 70
mantle chivalry which has survived
the flood of filthy politics, but we do
not wish to be left, monuments of
golden past, when politics was the
science of government. We conjure
you to build an ark of refuge before
the floods have destroyed those rem
nants of tender feeling to escape from
the downward tendency you 50 fully
realize, aud reflect that just where
woman destroys her individuality, sets
aside her nice perceptions, her quiet
tastes, and uses the subtle arts of the
politician, you now admire her most,
provided that work is done to further
her husbands political interests-not
her own. G. Y. LAYTON.
RichIand Center, April.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-04-27
"The Burlington'' Changes Time.

"The Burlington" Changes Time.
On Sunday May 7th, the trains of
the Burlington Route out of st. Paul
and Minneapolis will begin running
on a new schedule, of which we ask
our readers to take special notice, as
the time of the day train is very ma
terially changed from that given in
the notice Burlington Route Traius,"
which we published last week. Every
day except Sunday. Train Number
fifty, carrying Pullman sleeper, will
leave Minneapolis at $50 p. NJ, St.
Paul at $3.50 p. NJ. Taking supper at
Alma, Wis, and reaching Chicago at
700 next morning. This train will
not make any connection for st. Louis.
Train Number Forty eight, the Vesti-
buled Limited, will leave as now,
Minneapolis at $40 p. NJ, st. Paul 7:30
P. NJ, breakfast on dining car lprice
of meals one dollar and arrive at Chi
Gag 900 A. NJ, and at st. Louis 1T 50
P. NJ, next day. The same standard
of perfect and luxurious service will
be maintained.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-04-27
DIED.

ANDREws.--At st. Paul, Mimi, in the
ninteenth year of her age, Aimee An
drews, only daughter of the late DR.. A.
ID. Andrews of this city.
Thus passed away one of the lovely
ones of earth. Gentle, kind of heart and
beautiful in person she was beloved by
all by whom she was known. AS years
of maturity came ON her disposition grew
more and more Christlike and she early
united with the company of those who
love the Lord. Her health failed about
year ago aud since that time she has
been slowly declining. With the hope of
receiving some relief her aunt, Miss An
drews, took Aimee to st. Paul few
months since for medical treatment but
the dread disease consumption had too
far advanced tor human aid and she left
us to mourn, but we may feel that what
is our loss has been her eternal gain.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-04-27

John BlOurock and family have va
Gated the Rasmussen house on Second
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Blaurock will
soon 90 TO Chicago to spend the sum-
mer with their son. Their daughters,
Misses Kate and Annie, have taken
rooms in Mr.. McKay's house on Third
street.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-04-27

Jay E. Loucks Esq, our well known
and popular townsman, has rented the
Gladstone Hotel for a term of five
years. Jay will aim to keep up the
popularity of the house and will add
new features to make it a success and
a home for the travelling public. lie
takes possession on Monday next.
The Gladstone has been a favorite
resort under the management of Mr..
Sampson, the retiring landlord, and
Mr.. Loucks will maintain its good
reputation IN every respect.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-04-27

Council Chamber, April %, 1898.
Council convened at 1880 P. NJ. Present,
Mayor Ballard, Aldermen Dunn, john
son, Reynolds and VIM.
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved.
Following bills approved by Finance
Committee and on motion allowed:
j. S. wadsworth Drying hose ......-...- y. ~
Carroll Brothers Pauper supplies i<-VO
Petition off. NJ Smith, and others for side
walk from Thelander's to Cascade Avenue read
and referred to Street Committee
Petition of Robert Johnson aud others, Tor ex-
tension of Fourth Street TO Cascade Avenue,
read and referred to Street Committee.
Application of John Dore and Jerry Dore Tor
license to sell liquors in quantities less than one
gallon to be drank on the premises read BOND
presented with Martin Wolf and John Hendrio
as surieties Bond approved and clerk ordered
TO issue license upon a receipt being presented
showing payment of license fee to City Treas
urer.
Voted to sell the rock crusher to Village OF
Ellsworth at $4,000
Voted to adjourn to Saturday evening April
9th.
On motion adjourned.
ALLEN p. WELD, City Clerk.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-04-27
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 man.
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 r. 5. Freeman. II
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-04-27
It shonId BE In Exarp Honss-


J.B. Wilson, 81 Clay street, Sharps-
burg, Pa, says he will not be without
Or. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption. Coughs and Colds; that it
cured his wife who was threatened
with pneumonia after an attack OF ala
grippe when various other remedies
ana several physicians had done her
no good. Robert Barber of Cooksport,
"a claims DR.. Kings New Discovery
mas done him more good than anything
ne ever used for Lung Trouble. Moth
ing ike 1t. Try it. Free Trial Bot
Ties at c. r. Taggart's Drug Store.
Large bottles soc and sI.OO. 5
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-04-27
F.P. AINsroRl4, Agent.

The Young Peoples Literary Society
of the Methodist church had very
pleasant meeting at the residence of
Rev. James Evans on Saturday even
Ing last. The subject was the Worlds
FAIR. Miss Shultes read a paper CIV
ing advice how to see the Fair and
Prof. Brier gave an entertaining
sketch Of the grounds and attractions
to be PRESENTED. The entertainment
was pleasantly varied by music and
conversation.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-04-27

Mrs. Sylvester Smith is on the sick
list.
Nick S. Schroeder is in his old place
again at S. j. Fox & Sons clerklng.
il Schroeder is gaining rapidly.
Five inches of snow fell here the
past week and roads are very bad.
W. II. Youngs was at Durand last
Wednesday.
Tom Reinke purchased fine horse.
Mr.. Caniff visited his mother Satur-
day and Sunday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-04-27

Mrs. PeTley Knowles was very agree
ably surprised last Friday afternoon
when the ladies of the Rebekah Lodge
took possession of her home. They
had each brought with them speci-
men of their handiwork in the shape
of a block for a silk quilt.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-04-27
State Normal School,
RIVER FALLS, WIS.
The Spring Term Begins Monday,
April 10.

This school offers special advantages
tn those who desire to prepare to teach.
Four Courses of Study are offered:
/. An English Course of Four Years.
?. A Latin Tor Germany Course of -Four
Years.
3. An Elementary Course Two Years.
4. a One Year Professional Course.
Tuition Free to those whose qualif-
cations entitle them to admission to
either of these courses. Tuition IN Pre-
paratOry Glasses will be 90 cts. a week
Grammar Grades, 80 cts. a week; Inter
mediate Grades, 20 cts. week; Primary
Grades, ID cts. week Attention OF pa
rents is invited to the thorough and ex-
celient training afforded by the Model
Department
For catalogue containing information as
to courses of study, terms of admission,
expenses, ETC., apply to
j. .. EMERY President.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-04-27

This spring will pass into history as
one of the most disagreeable ever seen
in this section. 1t has been deceptive
always. now giving promise of fair
weather and then with little warning
bringing storms of snow, rain or hail,
just exactly that which under the cir
cumstances would seem the most I'M
pleasant. We live in hopes, however,
of better weather in the sweet bye
and bye.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-04-27
A large and attractive line of Mes
lige Shirts at the Plymouth.

lige Shirts at the Plymouth.
The number of Harper's Weekly,
published April Goth well maintains
its usual standard of excellence and
timeliness, containing, besides vari-
ETY. of other interesting matter, the
following special attractions: Illustra.
lions of the Naval Rendezvous at
Hampton Roads, with descriptive art
icle by Lieutenant j. ID. J. Kelly, u.
5. N; a portrait and sketch of Hon.
James q. Carter, apropos of his SER
vices in connection with the Boring
Sea Court of Arbitration; an illustra
ton and sketch of the new Corcoran
Art Gallery in Washington; an article
by W. HI. Bishop on Bradley's Col
umbus illustrated; portrait and
sketch of the Duke ot Veragua; and
a graphic description of the city of
Lisbon, 10y Armand Dayot, profusely
illustrated.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-04-27

If you contemplate getting bicycle
this spring, examine the famous "Vic-
tor" and you will certainly follow the
advice of certain expert American
wheelman who wrote his friend thus:
"Get Victor Bicycle and you ride
the best, will enjoy life, look better.
feel better, work better" For sale
by A. p. Forsyth, who will be at the
fremont House with sample wheels on
Saturday and Sunday. April 10Th and
3Oth
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-04-27
Worlds Fair Excursions.

From April 25th and continuing un-
til October 3lst, 1898, round trip tick.
cts will be on sale TO Chicago and
return at rate of SlS.25.
These tickets are confined to con.
tinuous passage in each direction. and
good going Oniy on day of sale, with
final limit for return to November
18th, 1898.
Children of Eve and under twelve
years of age will be charged one-hali
of the above rate.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-04-27
Her Head Was Level.

Say, Jennie, will you have me-"
''No, Tom"
"Wby not, Jennie?'
"'Cause you carry bottles in your
pocket, Tom"
'Why Jenniei this is only bottle
of Haller's Sure Cure Cough Syrup"
For sale by r. S. Freeman. II
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-04-27

Send your laundry to the Hennepin
Steam Laundry Co. where you will get
your collars and cuffs for two cents
each. Office at Anderson & Curtis
barber shop.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-04-27

Just received 1000 pair of ladies',
misses and gents Fine Shoes direct
from The mandatory in Boston and
will sell them at lower prices than
ever before offered.
Yours for bargains,
L. j HENRIKsEN