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The unveiling OF the monument at
the Soldiers Home took place on
yesterday. The Governor aud staff.
Department Commander Kanitz and
staff were present. and the Rev. Wash
ington Gardner was the orator.
Crawford avalanche., 1894-05-31

The shout of "Vive l'Anarchie"
from mob In the streets of an Amer
lean city is adding insult to injury.
They might at least talk United States.
-Det yoit tribune.
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Y. P. s. G. E. Convention.

The Y. p. 8. G. E., of this district,
hold their second convention ut Ros-
common, June I'd and Sd. The fol-
lowing is the program of exercises for
the OCCASION:
Devotional Exercises. Address of Welcome q.
w. Hoffman. President OF Roscommon G.. f.
Response, Miss Bates, President Dist. Union.
Enrolment Of Delegates. Necessary business.
"Interdenomirational Fellowship" led by Rev.
J. M. Warren. Social meeting. Adjournment.
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The Wreck.


FROM THE DETROIT JOURNAL.
Out at sea and tcmpest-tossed,
See the Democratic crew;
Bearings, chart and compass lost,
Captain gone, and pilot too;
But above the tempest roar,
Hear the all despairing cry
Who will pilot us to slioreY
win not some brave spirit trys
Launched beneath peaceful sky,
Soon the tempest cloud appeared
Growing darker. mounting high,
Clio thing all with storm like weird;
Now with sails and cordage torn,
Frightened by the tempest's roar.
Hear the shouts of terror born
Who will pilot US to shores
Imminent the peril now;
Yes, the ship is going down.
She no more the wave shall plow,
Passed her promise of renown;
See her settle lower still!
None can pilot her to shore;
To the decks the waters fill,
Sinking now forever more.
BY AREE PUBLICAN
Detroit, May IL.
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Inasmuch as President Cleveland
has again taken up the reins OF gov
erument. there Is no reason why
Hoke Smith should not now lei 60 and
take rest. Y, Press.
Crawford avalanche., 1894-05-31

OF all the Presidents of the United
States, Grover Cleveland fishes most
and catches least.-Rochester chron-
icks
Crawford avalanche., 1894-05-31

Music in charge of West Branch Endeavorers
Devotional exercises by Rev. j. Irwin. Grayling.
Junior Endeavor Work." Miss Ida Sloan,
Grayling. Address: Christian Citizenship and
temperance. Rev. j Burton, AuSable.
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SITBJECT. "yOws -

Scripture Texts and Sentence PrayeSs." lee
by W. T. Yeo West Branch. Vows What ar,
Theys' Miss Mamie Merrill. West Branch
''Sancity of Vows" Rev. j. Turner. Gaylord
Report of delegates,
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Music by Roscommon Juvenile Choir. Sug
gestions for Practical Work, B. Hoobler, State
Statistical Secretary, Bay City, "Our Aim,''
Miss Lou Adams, Grayling, Open Parliament,
what Is Your Society Doing?" led by Rev. d.
Curry, Vanderbilt. Recitation, Miss Katie Sar-
gent, West Branch.
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Music conducted by Grayling Endeavorers.
e Sermon. Rev. J. Turner, Gaylord
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Devotional and Song Service. "Our Motto. y
Miss Ellen Moiles Roscommon. Charge to G. e.
Societies, Rev. NJ. Z. Bacon, Standish. Question
Box, B, Hoobler, Bay City. Conservation Ser
vice. Rev. J. M, Warren, West Branch.
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AT BRADEN & FORBES FURNITURE ROOMSl

WILL be found at all full CLOTH WOOD
BURIAL CASES Ladies', good
will be Especial
embaming preserving
Crawford avalanche., 1894-05-31

Sunrise Prayer Meeting, led by Rev. w.
Hurlbut, Roscommon.
Crawford avalanche., 1894-05-31

Rev. r. Middleton. Pastor M. T.. Church, ce
dar Springs, Mich. says: Sleep and rest were
strangers to me afte- preaching till used Adj
ronda." Now sleep soundly and awake refresh
Prepared by WHEELER & FULLER MEDI-
CINE CO.. Cedar Springs. Mich.
SOLD BY l. FoURNIER, Druggist, Gray
MAJ oxfv
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-03-01

The Investigations made by DR.. f
n. Halle, of Chicago, shows that, of
the principal States of the Union,
Bright's disease is most common in
New Jersey and less frequent in Vir-
ginia. Following the first named
State are New York. Connecticut.
Massachusetts, New Hampshire. Mary
land, Vermont. Maine, California,
Michigan, Minnesota. Ohio, Pennsyl-
vania, Wisconsin, Illinois and West
Virginia-it appearing, from these
data. that the dreadful aiIment is most
prevalent in the Northern States.
Next to Virginia in freedom from this
disease are Texas, Missouri and
Nebraska, and the Carolinas and Ten
nessee have but little of it. An inter
esting fact stated is that West Virginia
has large number of cases, while
Virginia. side by side with it, has but
few-perhaps due to the fact that
West Virginia is mountainous, damp
and cold, while Virginia is warmer,
lower and drier. In the mountain
elevations of the Carolinas and Tennes-
see, where the atmosphere is not SO
damp, there is immunity from the
malady DIT. Halle also says that In
the Southern States Bright's disease
and rheumatism run together.
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KINNICKINNIC.

There is considerable sickness in the
north portion of the town, mostly
colds.
Miss Nellie Barker came home
quite Unexpectedly last week, The
vaccination of her school made d short
vacation expedient.
There is some fear of smallpox felt
by our people especially those who
have members of their family in
large towns teaching,
Mrs. Elliott and family were sur
prised last Friday evening by goodly
number of South Fork people.
We hear that Miss Belle Deans may
come home and teach the spring term
in the Cole district. We shall be glad
to have her with us.
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that from Hudson. Prescott and else.
where came visitors to hear the River
Falls choir Prof Pratt with his vio-
lin led it at that time, and Mr.. Asaph
Pratt played the bass viol. It's whole
history up to the present has been one
of great harmony. Prof. Pratt said,
there may have been discords in its
notes, but never among its members, !"
which cOmmendation cannot truth
fully be given to all church choirs.
Forty years minus one this church
has lived, IA short time it must be TO
Him to whom "a thousand years are
but as yesterday but who can esti-
mate the good accomplished! We
leave It in His hands who makes no
mistakes In His reekonings. We have
passed through days of trial and be-
reavement, through sunshine and pros
perity and many seasons of refreshing
from on high. The last year has
brought great blessings. Many souls
have been won for Christ. As we APP
pTOaeh the end of another year, our
thoughts turn lovingly to those whose
wise plans, constant labor. generous
gifts and unceasing prayers laid the
foundation of the church which has
grown to fair proportions. Some have
already hearl. the well DONE of the
Master, some are sitting apart in quiet
places, rejoicing as the work goes on.
We are grateful to God that their
prayers and presence are still ours.
Some are bearing the burden of the
day, placing a new stone here, another
there, as best they may, till the time
shall come when they too shall be
called home. The children too are
being gathered into our number, for
''of such IS the kingdom" and to-day
as we count our mercies, we can
truthfully eXclaim, "lIitherto hath
the Lord led us, and looking to the
future say, ''He will be our guide
even unto death" Many have crossed
from our ranks To the higher service.
We shall Join them again and sing
together praises to Him whose We are
and whom We serve.
"The years glide by stand strong and true.
The good thou eanSt, oh, quickly do"
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Mrs. p. IIaugen is very sick with la
grippe.
Lew Reyes little boy has been sick
with lung fever.
Old Mrs. Magee died last week and
was buried last Saturday at New
Cent willie. She was one of the old
settlers.
Miss Iilda Sorenson entertained a
few of her friends at progressive cinch
Saturday evening.
There was large attendance at the
masquerade ball on the 22nd, Miss
Severnia Bonsness and Julius Larson
taking the prize for the best dressed
lady and gentleman.
Mrs. Matt Shade, Mrs. Spoon and
their sister Miss Nora Peterson OF
Ellsworth visited in town last Tuesday
Ed. Logan is in town.
number of our young folks spent
Sunday in Baldwin.
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= -
Vick's Floral Guide, 1904,

1t contains descriptions that de-
scribe, not mislead; illustrations that
instruct, not exaggerate. This year
1t comes to us in a suit of gold
Printed in eight different colors
besides black. COlOred plates of
Chrysanthemums, POppies and Vege-
ables. On the front cover is a very
exquisite bunch of Vick's New White
Branching Aster and on the back is
the new novelties OF value as well as
all the old leading varieties Of flowers
and vegetables.
We advise our friends who intend
doing anything in the garden this year
TO consult Wick before starting opera
tions. Send 10 cents to James Wick s
Sons, Rochester, n. Y, for Wick
Guide, it costs nothing, as you can de-
duct the 10 cents from first order. 1t
certainly will pay you.
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Has Never Been Disappointed.


The above words speak volumes
and cannot be said of many things, but
coming from one who has been a
sufferer for many years no further
tribute can be added:
Gentlemen,-I have been a sufferer
from headache for many years and
can cheerfully recommend Krause's
Headache Capsules as being the only
preparation that has given almost in
slant relief. Have been using them
for about six months and have never
yet been disappointed in them. Yours
with respect. WILL II. SLEP, Pub.
Altoona Pa Mirror. Sold by r. S.
Freeman.
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SP'ihS appaoathoS'
Miss Ida Hammond is visiting in
town.
Miss Copley closed her school at
Pierce Valley last Friday. Together
with her school she made the Hollow
school pleasant visit in the P. NJ.
A young prospective voter, repub-
lican, of course, at Chas. Meyers.
The coasting on the big hill is superb
and the boys and girls, both young and
old arc utilizing every available inch
of.s
Misses Mary Cornelison and Matte
Baker OF Trimbelle visited at VIM.
tufts last week.
Charlie McIlfoy, of Northwood, N
D., was badly bitten on the hand by a
vicious dog snort time ago, result
ing in blood poison. His brother Ed.
of this town started Immediately for
Northwood on learning of his con-
dition and letters recently received
from him state hat Charlie has passed
the critical period of his trouble and
is likely to recover.
The cinch club met at Thee. NopU's
last Friday night.
Miss Mary Bland of this town died
suddenly on the 10th of rheumatism
of the heart. Miss Bland was a sister
of Mrs. Judson Knight. Formerly a
teacher in the st. Louis schools she
came to Clifton about eight years ago
and has made her home with Mr.. aud
Mrs Knight until the time OF her
death She has gone, but the influence
for good resulting from her pure, I'M
obtrusive life can neither be estimated
nor forgotten.
About sixty persons witnessed the
Washington birthday exercises at the
Hollow school last week. Standing
room was at premium at the old
school house in the Hollow for about
an hour that day.
From priva letter received from
Il. b. Caldwell we learn that typhoid
fever has been raging at Grand Forks
this winter. From $1,000 to 10000
cases have been reported and about
200 deaths have resulted. The action
taken by the local and St. Paul papers
IN suppressing the facts in connection
with the trouble is severely Denounced
by Grand Forks citizens.
VIM. Kendrick Sr., formerly of this
town, died at Northwood, n D., re-
Gently.
Fatal Accident: A fourteen.year old
boy, name unknown, who has been
hving with his father on the old Ed
Armstrong farm during the past
winter was killed by the accidental
discharge Of rifle o. Wednesday of
last week
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ELLSWORTH.

We are soon to have some cisterns
built for fire purposes. VIM. Ramsey
has begun work on one
Miss May Kinney has a class in
sketching on Saturdays.
There will be masquerade ball
on the 18th. 1t is given by the fire
department.
John Sepp is getting material to
build residence.
J. b. Goss and wife of Hudson have
been visiting in town.
E. S. Doolittle has gone to Oshkosh
to attend tns Wisconsin Press Associa-
lion.
The Masonic ball last Thursday
evening was a very enjoyable occasion.
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Miss Florence Leisher of Rock Elm
is visiting at Mrs. Will Martins.
j. NJ. Carmichael started last Satur-
day for "a few weeks visit with rela-
tives in Penn.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0ren Harvey visited
at Farmhill Sunday.
H. j. Park and family have moved
into their new house.
Albert Worden started last Saturday
to visi. his wife at Mendoza.
Henry Austin has moved into the
house recently owned by Harry Park.
Mr.. Frank Montgomery who has
been spending few years with his
brother 10 Texas has returned and
will make his home with his son Ben.
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STOCKHOLM.

Lester Brownlee, who has been
attending the Commercial College at
Red Wing, returned last week.
While coming home one evening
last week, Mr.. Stromberg was assault
ed by couple of men and severely
injured. One was arrested, but the
other escaped. The trial was set for
Monday, but MIR. ). being unable to at
tend it was continued.
Schools will close Friday for two
weeks vacation.
A cake and coffee festival for the
benefit of the church was held Friday
evening, and about $40 cleared.
A portion OF the Salvation Army
have returned to Minneapolis.
The roads are breaking up and are
in very bad condition.
The young people are preparing a
drama for presentation next week.
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PRESCOTT.

Quarterly meeting was held at the
M. +. church Saturday and Sunday.
Presiding Elder Benson officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foster of River
Falls were in the city the first of the
week.
Rev. John Williamson of Hastings
called on old friends at this place
Tuesday.
Jesse 5. Field left for Alma Tuesday
morning on legal busiess.
Miss Stella McGray of Saltwater is
ia the city the guest of her sister,
Mrs. jay. Harvey.
E. A. Bryant has returned to st.
Peter, Mimi.
Robert Burnett was down from Min.
neapolis last week.
W. +. McGray was in the city last
week.
Will Fargo returned to Montana
Monday.
L. L. Richardson. Clerk of the Court
was in from Ellsworth Monday.
Mrs. Hill of Saltwater is stopping
with her mother. Mrs. E. A. Bryant
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FARMHILL.

Thomas Reinke aud Peter Giusbach
are getting The material out to build d
barn tie coming Spring.
Our visitors last week were Mr.
Brlmner and wifeof Exile, Mr. Wagner
of Falls City, Albert and Lewis Roth,
aud Henry Schroeder of Morton Hill.
Those who attended the Masquerade
ball at Spring Valley report a good
time. Dominick Plier represented an
indian and took the comic prize for
gents.
Mrs. Allen Caniff and Mrs. Henry
schroeder are numbered among the
sick.
Mr.. Rounce of Ellsworth was called
last Saturday to Tx the engine in the
saw mill of Fertig & Hammond.
Giles Wilcox and Mrs. IL. NJ. Wilcox
of the town of Ellsworth are spending
a few weeks al jan Is Rice's.
Miss Allie Rice, accomp tlied by
her uncle, visited friends i'll Menomonie
Saturday and Sunday.
A little son of Mic Morrison has
been quite sick but is getting better.
Mrs. Mary Slagle is seriously i'll,
but little hopes are entel tanned of her
recovery.
The saw mill owned by Fetig &
Hammond was blown to pieces Mon
day. Charles McKernon was scalded
slightly and OTIS Lamon had his leg
broken. The mill is badly damaged.
Wm. Vannortwick is seriously ill
with heart trouble.
Quite number are hauling lumber
to Durand for the Davis & Bishop
Lumber Co.
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fremont House Block.


5. Il. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis,
was troubled with Neuralgia and
Rheumatism, bis Stomach was dis
ordered, his Liver was affected to an
alarming degree, appetite fell away,
aud he was terribly reduced in flesh
and strength. Three bottles of Elec-
trio Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,.
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 Salge
cured him entirely. Sold by c. r.
Taggart. 3
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Prof. Walter Sims, the A. p. A.
lecturer, makes the paralizing state
ment that he is democrat. We
merely mention the fact for fear that
our democratic brethren of the press
might forget to say anything about it,.
OF course he has just as good a right
to belong TO the A. P. A. as any
other democrat.
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The state funds amounting n

The state funds amounting to about
$4,000, 600 are to be loaned at per
cent hereafter instead of per cent as
heretofore. Milwaukee banks forced
the reduction, on account of hard
times. The order was promulgated by
the Board of Deposits, consisting of
the state officers headed by Governor
Peck
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-03-01

Sioux Falls. 5. D., Feb. T.-Lsst
night the local A o. q w. lodge initi-
ated IL new members, the most ever
taken in at one time in any one lodge
in the two Dakotas. Grand Master
McNutt, supreme Representative
SESSIONS snd Grand Medical Examiner
CulbertsDn were present.
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BIG RIVER.

The dance at Andrew Boles' last
Friday night was grand success.
school in Dist. Nos, and 10 closed
last Friday.
Ed. Corbet of st. Paul was here on
business the first of the week.
Mrs. Valentine Weisend and Miss
Mary Baker of River Falls visited
here Sunday.
Arthur Granbois has gone to Min
neapolis to run an engine.
Mrs. n. Rock visited at Hasting the
FIRST of the week
Born. to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gillig
Feb. Is, boy.
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On receipt of four cents to pay post
age, the Haller's Proprietary Co..
Blair. Nebr., will send set of hand
some cards and sample box of their
celebrated Australian Salye, free. Fer
sale by r. S. Freeman.
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A Milwaukee laboriLg man. whose
wages have been cut three times since
the Democratic party came into power,
was called upon to make a cOntTibu
ton to the Democratic campaign fund
last week He said. Eyes, will son-
tribute the day after the Wilson bill
increases my wages. Mitl0dukse
Sunday Telegraph.
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Are PeonIe Living Longerl

Are People Living LongerT
The careful examination of vital
statistics, it is generally conceded, in
dicates that the average duration of
human life has been increasing during
the past two centuries. But this does
not necessarily imply that larger
number of people now reach the age
of seventy, eighty, or eyea ninety than
in times past. 1t means only, that,
taking thousand persons at random,
the average age of each at death ex-
ceeds that of the same number or
persons a generation ago, yet less
people in thousand now reach the
age of sixty. Two causes may be as
signed for this. One is that hygiene
and physical culture are now better
understood, and the mortality among
children and young people is much
less. The other Is, that the strain
upon people in middle life who are
doing the worlds work Is much
greater, owing to the increased com
petition and the rushing methods OF
business. These conditions cannot be
changed. but if one would live long
there must be seasons of relaxation OF
vacation. Perhaps the best way to
spend such a season is to travel TO new
scenes and acquire new ideas. Rail
roads are the means of travel, and
among all none will take you in more
directions or make the journey SC
safe, speedy and comfortable as the
Burlington Route. For maps, rates
and information address W. j. @
Kenyon, Gen Pass. Agent, st. Paul
| Mimi.
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1000 Items

all staple, and other articles to numer-
GUS to mention, going regardless of
cost at Henriksen's. See that you get
your share.
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showed in.

Jno. W. Rowen, of Des Moines,
Iowa, while snow bound at Carroll,
Iowa, through exposure contracted a
severe cold. After several useless
trials of various remedies he purchas-
ed a bottle of Cubeb Cough Cure, and
says the cure was magical, and
after taking two doses he could breathe
freely. and enjoy a good sleep that
night undisturbed. Another case is
on record where lady had not slept
more than one or two hours night
for months, who after using only one
bottle, was well and happy.
Cubeb Cough Cure-(60 Seconds.]
Sold by K. 5. Freeman.
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The Statement Verified.

Mr.. EDToR:-In a late issue you
stated as follows:
THE Harrison administration in its
four years paid off, IN round numbers,
1886, 900, 000 of national debt; the
Democratic party in little less than
a year has added $50, 900 900 to the
interest bearing debt"
1t seems TO the writer that you have
been misled III admitting such a
statement iEro your columns. Such
misstatem entS as the above are GER
tainly unfair but they deceive only the
uniformed. call your attention to
the following figures taken from the
public debt statement:
Principal of the public debit
Dec. L, 1885 81 620. OF, zoe. 23
Dec. l., 1892, $500 l,513, 6l2 .455, 50
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History of the Congregational Church.

Mrs. Sarah A. Tozer has kindly consented to
our request for the publication of the following
paper read By her Jan. l2th al the union meet
ings held during the week of prayer.-ED.l
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JoHNSOA'S
MACN ETiC OIL!
Instant Killer of Pain
A Haunting Fear.

Indianapolis Journal: 81 fear"
sadly said the postage stamp, when it
found itself fastened to love-letter.
THAT am not sticking to facts
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For SALE.--A few more good horses
and mares. a. X. NERO.
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Is cases of ladies' and misses fine
shoes in latest styles, on their way
from Boston. Prices from 81 to 50
less per pair than usual.
c. j. HENRIKsEN.
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ERANK PETERSON,

II UBER HOUSE,
II Louis Huber, Proprietor,
Ellsworth, Wis.
The house is in GOO condition through
out. and the travelling public will always
find good table and clean beds. The
bar is constantly supplied with the best
of LIQUORS.
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Temperance.
OFFICERS OF THE CoUNTY w.C.L.U.

OFFICERS Of THE COUNTY w.c.TU.
President-Mrs. A. p. Weld
secretary-Mrs W. p Marshall.
Treasurer-Mrs. Cheney
sUPERINTENDENTs.
Evangelistic Work-Mrs. Isabelle Williams
Press Work--Mrs. f. L. Cook
Jail aud Almshouse-NIrs. Bryan.
Co. Fair work-Mrs. Rounce.
w. c. I. U. q. Juvenile work-Esther Goodell.
Demorest Medal Contest-Mrs. DR.. Clough.