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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

100 Fine Muslin Gowns, round yoke Of
fine narrow tucks and Irish point In
sertion. full Ngathered sleeves, Irish
potnt cuffs and full rufie collar Of
irish point. Soc.
Aud so on up TO "a.
CHEMISE-
600 Good, Strong Muslin, Plain Band
1000 Masonyille Muslin Chemise. ) styles.
hemstitched square yokes, open-work
embroidery Jokes, lace trimmed and
corded bands. &c.
500 Fine, Strong Muslin Chemise. round
yoke of 4-ineh VIDE Irish point en-
broidery, arms and neck trimmed with
neat cambria embroidery:
100 Extra Long Cabric chemfse, sur
pIice neck OF ruffies and Val. inser-
ton. with ribbon-run beading. arms
and neck trimmed with VAL lace, ST.
And so OF up to -.
DRAW ERS-
800 Good, Strong, Heavy Muslin Draw
ers. three styles, tucks, cambria en-
brodery rufiie, 3-inch hemstitched. 3
tuCks. cambria ruffe, 25c.
1000 Fine Muslin Drawers, 5-inch Main
sock embroidery ruiile, and cluster
tucks. 50c
500 Fine Cambria Drawers. 2 rows Val.
insertion, | row open-work insertion.
rows cluster tucks, 3-inch VAL lace
rufile. Zoe.
And so on up to 81.
FOR CHILDREN
900 pairs Good, Strong Muslin Drawers,
tucked. with patent gussets. &c. pair.
other sizes, IL ~. Is and lie. pair.
500 pairs Fine Muslin Drawers, OPEN
work cambria embroidery rufiie and 8
tucks. lie. PAIR.
Other sizes, sc. rise.
100 Coed, Strong Muslin Baby Night
Dresses, cambrc rutiie neck and arms.
tucked front, 25c.
300 Fine Cambria Long Slips, round
yoke OF tucks and cambria insertion.
full sleeves beading and edg,ng, ooc.
1900 Chlldren's Jeans Waists, finished
completely, lOc.
Other sizes. II l-2 and loo.
$50 Small Children's Dresses, made or
best shifting prints, short waists with
rufie Bretelles, sc.
LOO Good Strong Muslin Night Gowns.
for children to IL years, cambria
ruf,le neck. arms and down front, &c.
600 Fine White Cambria Short Dresses,
checked Nainsook yokes, ruffie collar
and sleeves. &c.
coo Finer Cambria Short Dresses. clus-
ter tuck yoke. embroidery ruilie on
sleeves and neck. soc.
Nairsook, and India Linon Long
Dresses. deliberately trimmed In Irish
point erlbrolderies. $50.
Sheer India Linon Aprons round low
neck OF 2 double ruiIies. and inches.
lace edged, 15c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23
A Runaway.

A horse attached TO a wagon belonging
to h. Cohen, who conducts a bakery AT
the corner OF Seventeenth and Grace
streets. became frightened yesterday
morning and dashed down Main street.
The animal was stopped at Eighteenth
and Franklin streets.
At Fifteenth and Main streets II col
lided with a wagon and knocked down a
colored girl aho received several painful
cuts. She was attended by the ambulance
physician.
The dr.Ier was thrown out of the
wagon and the horse ran into buggy N
front of McDonough's stable, on E--h-
teenth street.
The animal had several cuts about the
legs, and was bleeding at the mouth
when he was halted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23
Iha Nirrinia .tnte.

The twenty rtnth annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the Virginia State In
surance Company was held at the com
pany's office yesterday at II o'Gock.
The past year was one OF the mOSi
prosperous in the history OF the company
The reports OF the president and secre-
ta-y showed a handsome gain in assets
as well as IN net surplus.
MAJOR \. V. Randolph was reelected
president and Judge George l.. Christian
Nce-president. and tine following were
elected directors: John 5. Elicit 5, II.
HAYES. Or John Mahoney, +. S!tterding
J. NJ Fourqurean, George L. cure, Lew,
is -. Crenshaw. Jr.. II l.. Denoon and
J. -. Carneal. Messrs. Denoon and Car
nea! are the only new members Of the
board.
Immediately on adjournment of the
Stockholders the directors met and re-
elected Charles * Wits secretary and
Robert LeclSy. Jr., assistant secretary OF
the company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

In The Law and Equity Court, betore
Judge Minor. yesterday the uial OF the
case OF Lucy \. BOXERS administrator
aCliUs, the Richmond &tilwdy ana EleC-
tric Company was commenced Inc eut
IS for $1,000 damages Little Lucy Booker
was out driving with a little daughter
Of Or. White in a pony carriage some
tme aSj when 1t is alleged, the pony
became frightened by one Of the com
pauys men. WHO was liking an eleCu,cc
lamp. and ran away. injuring tie cAtld
50 severely ,hat her death resulted. The
evidence i'm the ease was closed last even
ing and the argument Will begn this
morn uE at # O'Clock.
a sun was Instituted in this tribunal
yesterday by Charles T.. Richardson
against Nathaniel ". Harrison Cor 5000
damages. The declaration has not yet
been Med.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

Judge Wexford presided over the Hen
rico Circuit Court yesterday. and Only
routine business was transacted.
Yesterday the roll was called at the
jail for the prisoners whose terms eH-
pred. and among them was the name OF
Ioa Hin, q negro There were TWO Joe
HIS. and both We're I'm JAN IN default
Of surrey. and the wrong man answered
rake was not found for some time after
che wrong man had made his departure.
He has not set been captured but tailor
Russell is Ola the hunt tor nm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

II there ever has been an un.mportant
DOCKET 10 occupy the attention Of the
one laid before Justice Crutchfield yes
terday ne number Of CHARGES was
small. and most Of thcm resulted IA the
dismissal 81 The alieseO prits
W. n. Bourne was charged with run
ming a stationery engine, corner TNcnty-
seventh ana MaishaH streets, n oppos. 20
ton 10 TIE existing city ordinances The
case was Dismissed.
Mamie Edwards lcoiored), was charged
with assaulting aud beating Anna Brown
with a rock. The evidence showed that
both were equally guilty. and they were
lined s. ard costs each.
Alex SHotswo0d and Charles White had
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

The United states Circuit Court judge
Robert W. Hughes presiding, was IN
session Yesterday, and the ease OF Mrs.
Jennie Sublett against the receivers Of me
n rhn,nd and pqnVille Railroad Com
pany was heard. This lady claimed 500
Tor injur rs received on the Virginia Nj
land division OF the road. Capt Charles
NJ. Blackford, of Lynchburg, rapresenie 4
the company and Messrs. Coleman X
Cask.e. Of Nelson the plaintiff. Tie
plaintiff got "A verdict for 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

Tine Governor yesterday issued a par
don FOR James Jones. Il negro who was
sentenced 70 the pen.tentary from the
court or Allegheny county for six years
for malicious shooting. He has served
mis- term OF punishment With TIE exception
of a few months, and IS in the last sag
OF consumption. His petition for pardon
was s.gned by the Commo1weal- n Al
,orney of Allegheny county the Super n
lenlent and nhNs.oIan OF tLe penltenulry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

Sheriff \. H. Baker, OF Nansemond
after delivering at the penitentiary the
following conVicts.
William II. Whitfield (coloreD. SEN
fenced 10 five years Imprisonment TOR
ouse-brcaking: Peter Williams lcclored),
sentenced 10 three years impriSonment
for grand larceny; Charles Speher col
ored) sentenced 10 two years imprisoh-
menf for house-hrcaking.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23
This Spring


Ka Ka Japanes Wash
in 80 nerent
IOnsiale YardW ide u &c a
Dress
a new
yard
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

The reputation of the Jefferson Hotel
has gone abroad 10 a wonderful degree,
and one OF the first questions asked by
tourists and travelling men is, How IS
the Jefferson getting on
and exteriorally is finished except Few
unimportant additions. The building is
a grand and beautiful structure, and pre-
sents a mark for ule eye in no matter
what direction you approach the clty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23
had 40 Quorum.

4 meeting of the Committee on Streets
was called for yesterday afternoon al D
O'Clock in room No. . % the CITY Hall,
but In the absence of a quorum no busl-
ness could be transacted. The members
present were Messrs. Allen. Diaeont, Fer
liter, Mcdowell and Page. The neXt
meeting OF the committee VIII be called
Tor January 18th at the same hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23
Proa,nb,s Inve.,m.pt.

The Commercial Building and Loan As
sociat,on offers itA full-paid certiiicat ties
Of stock at $50 per share.
This stock pays cash dividend OF &
per cent. per annum and participates in
Inc profits of the association For
further information. address Commercial,
Duilding and Loan Association, SU3 Main
street. Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

In the city Circuit Court Yesterday a
ton Jackson. assignor Of l.. X. Jackson,
executrix OF Thomas G. Jackson. deceas-
cd. and in mis- own right. against Lewis
+. Winston. late sheriff OF the city OF
Richmond. and as such administrator Oh
w A. jenkins, for $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

Rev. DR. Sedd will commence next
Sunday evening series OF sermons oh
I,ro,,,' 1ent facts and characters during
The period OF tae judges of Israel. Next
sunday evening Or Siedd Will preach on
Deborah. the Woman Judge. sunday
morning he will exchange pulDits with
Rev Joshua $. Hunter. OF Trinity church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

Mr.. John Pitt. merchant tailor, at
o-I9 BROAD street. Richmond, Va, and a
prominent Mason, is one OF the warmest
ppdvocates of the use OF Quratol in the
state of Virginia. lie has tried it on
eczema.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

Governor O'Ferrall yesterday Issued a
requisite on on the Governor az West Viz
ginia for j. H. Couor, alas John Deane,
indicted in stanton for breaking and
entering a dwelling house In that city
with intent to commit larceny.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23
ST ]

The crowd seen at our
Silk counter every day in-
ditates the interest taken
in our New Silks. Proba.
bly, no better values or
pretticr styles have ever
been shown at this season
Of the year than we are
now offering.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

II is well TO get clear OF bad Cough
or Cold the first week, but IL is safer TO
rid yourself OF II the first forty eight
pose being DR.. ID. Jayne's Expectorant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23
morn nor ABINDONED.
The Norris Though Overdue May Not
Have Been Lost

he Motifs, Though overdue, May MOI
Have Been Lost
The following correspondence will be
read with deep iuteres, boy the many
friends Of MI Edward HaucwuckcL
Nho was passenger ou the Norris
Richmond. Va. Jan. IN. 1880.
Secretary of Maritime Exchange. New
York.
Dear Sir-My brotheg-in-law. Mr. ed
ward Hanewiuckel loft Newport News
O. tuber t., 1884, on tho SAILING ship
Norris bound for barcelona. spain.
We have had no tidinss of the vessel
since. cur hope ir that if boo distress her
people were taken of by some Australian
or other vessel. can Nou. from ills state
llrat with the data before you. give
90. SOME idea OF what ship or ships pass
al m that course and would have m am,
probability ovcrhaulcd the .Notus2'
can YOU ten me. too what the under
writers say. ] presume I'm the season OF
storms YOU are oycrrUn with sach in
puirles but n YOU VIII give minc atten-
tiun ] shall hold myself ready TO rc.lp-
r,eate should the occasion oucr.
YOU'VE very truly.
Nm. n. TEIGG,
The Maritime Association OF
the Port of New York.
Produce Exchange EuIIinc.
Beaver street D. O. station P
New York. Jan. p. ls.G
William IL. IrsE. Esq. Richmond. Va:
Dear Replying 20 your inquiry OF
the 18th instant / regret 90 say that there
appears t0 De no news mere or IN Lon
don Of the ship Norris which sailed Oc-
tober &. 1884, from Newport News. tor
barcelona. and was spoken TWO days az
forwards. The Maritime Resistcr places
tae VOID overdue against her name.
1 have inquired of her New York repre-
sentatiEcs. Mcssrs. D. T., Metcalf u co..
who say that they have no further in
formation than ta1t they have already
communicated TO YOU
~ would Doc practically useless TO try to
trace the ship al sea. IL her being passed
by others had been noted she would prob
ably have been reported "a the marine
records OF New York or London. Al
though long time out. sheer those on
board hermGy yet 6e hcarC from. Even
81 she SIS lost they may have been pick
ed up by some vessel bound 10 distant
port beyond Cape Horn or the Cape OF
Good HOPE. But ] would not yet give up
the ship. Very truly yours.
+. ". HOCGHTON,
superintendent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

Hon. John 70. Massey. Superintendent OF
P,Iblic instruction, arrived in this city
Yesterday afternoon from Charlottesville,
and will this morning leave for Norfolk,
where he will institute his suit against
the Norfolk Plot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

We will allow 4 per cent. interest on
money deposited with US. either short
or long time.
THE FINANCE TRADING COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

We will invest money for parties hav-
ing money 10 lend on real estate or on
fTHE FINANCE TRADING COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

Our store being already rented,
we have but a few days to sell in,
so h We made the lowest sort
of prices. Goods sold str city for
cash. Call early to avoid the
rush.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-05-02
Attorney General Mylrea and the
Treasury Suits.

We criticised Governor Upham in
our last issue for signing the bills
releasing ex-State Treasurers Baetz,
Kuehn and McFettridge and their
bondsmen from all liability to the
state, thus practically giving these
men some $4,000 of money belong
ing to the people of the State without
any consideration wha ever, except
such political service a had been
rendered the Governor personally. 1t
is therefore doubly gratifying to find
one State officer alert TO his duty
and the obligations he owes TO the
people who elected him and the
pledges upon which he was elected.
The State of Wisconsin has such a
servant in the Honorable w. III.
Mylrea, Attorney General. Mr..
Mylrea refuses TO satisfy the judg-
ment against Mr.. McFettridge or to
dismiss the cases pending aga INST the
other ex-Treasurers in the Supreme
Court, holding that the Legislature
and Governor exceeded their constitu-
tional power when they undertook To
give away $4,000 of the property of
the State. This is indeed a refresh
ing contrast TO the courage pursued
by the Governor, and the JOURNAL
congratulates Mr.. Mylrea upon the
conscientious stand he has taken.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-05-02

Two of Henry Haundhilt's children
are very sick.
Mrs Lille Boughton of Prescott is
visiting friends and relates in town
and vicinity.
Hon. ID. w. Woodwork is now seen
on our streets again.
Paul Drummer and wife visited in
Wayerly Sunday.
Mrs. John Hoffman, an old and re.
spected citizen of this village, died on
"Wednesday, April "a, and was laid tC
resi- III hI~plo drove Ga.-e-o. 90, on Fri.
day. She leaves a husband, two sons
two daughters and several grand
children in the village to mourn hel
| loss.
James Mason's team INDUCED in q
lively runaway recently. No serious
damage was done, however.
Vincent Reeve, a former resident OF
Pierce county but now of Minneapolis
was here calling on friends Saturday
He is at present engaged in gardening
near Minneapolis but intends soon tC
start a chicken ranch about seventeen
miles from Minneapolis near Anoka.
Billy Marbles Theatre Company is
here this week.
Peter Nadeau lost valuable COW
| last Sunday.
The Rebekahs and Odd Fellows OF
| Ellsworth and vicinity served supper
| to about 300 members in their hal
here last Friday evening,
Arthur Keller and wife of Trim
belle visited in town Saturday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-05-02
MARTELL.

Frank FollanEbee has hired a wagon
maker to work sn his wagon shop, and
is now ready tdmeet the wants of the
farmers in tlbt line, as well as in
blacksmithing,
Miss Margrethe Thorson went to
Minneapolis last Tuesday to continue
her studies in music and the fine arts.
She is studyingwith the best instruct
ors of that u
Mp. rIoustCn and Theodore Ander-
son wei TO Saltwater last Sunday to
work in saw mlll.
Bertel Peter4Dn's children Paul and
Ruth have befn very low with lung
fever, but are 4ow little better.
Andrew HeErickson and Theodore
Midboc spent Sunday at River Falls.
Mrs. /. b. Ivsrson died last Sunday
at her home il the southern part OF
town.
Henry Gasmln was up to Mime
apolis on buslnfss the first OF the week
XXX. Christ4pherson of Hudson has
rented Johnsof's hall and will fit il
up for PHOTOGRAPH gallery.
The nice shigers we have had this
week gladden. tne hearts of the farm.
a
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-05-02
PRESCOTT

Miss Nellie Dill came over from
Hamline TO spend Sunday. She re
turned Monday morning.
The remains Of Robert Stanley, the
grandson of the hate Thomas Arm.
strong, were brought here "Wednesday
from Minneapolis for burial.
Is. Field went to Ellsworth Tues
day on legal business.
Carrie, daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs
Gregor Nelson, died on Monday of last
week and was buried in Pine Glen
Cemetery. The funeral was held al
the residence aud services were con
Quoted by Rev 'Meske.
Frank Boughton intends to move
his family to West Superior soon.
Prescott seems to be looking up
judging from tie many Improvements
being made in the city.
j.. w. Barnes has accepted a posi-
ton and left Wednesday of last week
to assume his Duties.
An agent fort he st. Paul Dispatch
was canyassinghhe city the first of the
week.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-05-02
The Mississippi River.

Somebody has gathered the follow
ing facts concerning the Mississippi
river, which our readers may find
interesting. An old spelling of the
Indian name, is "Michi Sepe," the
ssGreat Father of the Waters" The
true Mississippi begins at the junction
of the Missouri and Upper Mississippi,
a few miles above st. Louis. There
are five main tributaries: the Upper
Mississippi, the Missouri, the OHIO,
the Red, the Arkansas, the White
and the st. Francis. From the mouth
Of the Missouri to the Gulf is i2o6
miles: from the head OF the Upper
Mississippi. 26l6; from the head of the
Missouri, 4l94; from the head of the
Ohio, 255l. The alluvial plain eX-
tends from the Delta to twenty miles
above Cairo on the Ohio, and 10 Cape
Girardeau. Mo-, where are the first
rocky bluffs. The Upper Mississippi
is clear; the Missouri lluddy
white: the Ohio, greenish: the
Arkansas and Red, red ochreous.
The amount of the soil yearly carried
into the Gulf by the river would cover
a sauare mile to the depth OF 24l feet.
For 1000 miles from New Orleans the
average width of the river is 5000 feet.
So TO enjoy the beautiful scenery OF
the Upper Mississippi, buy your
tickets to Chicago or st. Louis over
the Burlington, which runs for BOZ
miles along the east bahk. Your
home agent can supply your wants: II
not. write to w. j. c. Kenyon, Gen
Pass. Agent, st. Paul, MINI.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-05-02
DIAMOND BLUFF.

The farmers are all busy putting in
their potatoes.
The steamer Sea Wing pulled QUIT
last Thursday for Saltwater.
Mrs. L. p. Hope is on the sick list.
Geo. Skidmore has hired out to a
IL. Nero for the season.
William Kreamer and John Brewer
have started a new brick yard.
J. Knutson has his new saw mill in
running order.
Mrs. W. j. Shanks who has been
very sick is now recovering.
r. M. Johnson has launched hi:
boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hope visited
relatives in Trimbelle last Sunday.
f. p. Burke is working on the sec
tion at Hager City.
It. w. Hope and sons have completed
their new lime works, having burnt
one kiln giving the very best of salts
faction. Mr.. Hope says he has tht
finest lime rock in the state. W.
wish them success
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-05-02

Jake yande1,erg of Pleasant Valley
spent Sunday nth their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. III Hudson.
Quinn Keys and family Of Ham
mond visited friends and relatives in
town Sunday.
Several children were confirmed at
the Lutheran church Sunday.
John Dahlt new house is nearly
completed on the outside.
Mrs. n. b.. Nelson and daughter
returned home to Superior Saturday.
Ever THOMPSON is building a new
house.
John Dahl u the father of a new
boy.
Mrs. Raffelson intends to move "a
Glenwood soon.
Mrs. A. III. iThoen is on the sick
list. Several .Gthers who have been
sick for somk time are not much
better,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-05-02
Wisconsin Weather-Crop Bulletin
Weather Bureau, Milwaukee,
Anril oQfb 1903


The conditions have been remarka-
bly, favorable for farm work. but un-
favorable for the growth of yegeta-
tion. The weather has been cold and
dry, with light frosts on the 22d and
23d, which apparently did no damage.
A few light showers occurred in the
northern portion of the state, which
are of great benefit to that section.
In the central and southern portions
there has been no rain this spring. the
effects OF the drouth are being felt.
All correspondents report upon the
great need of rain TO start vegetation
which is nearly at standstill. Clay
soil has become very hard, and the
marshes, which ordinarily at this sea-
son are unsafe to venture upon, are
now dry and hard. Streams were
never SO low at this season. Wells
and springs are failing in many por-
ti0ns. Grass is making slow growth
and pastures are generally too short
for feed, so that very little stock has
been turned out to grass. Generally
speaking, the condition of stock is
very good. Clover is mostly winter
killed and much of the land is being
plowed for corn. Winter wheat is also
to a considerable extent winter-killed
and the land has been sown to other
crops. Reports as to the extent of the
1lf nrra ff,x wi 10 xaTln faf-
ing, though majority of correspond
ents consider the crop failure. An
occasional field is in fair condition.
jefferson county appears to be an ex-
ception; the correspondents in that
county report winter wheat looking
fine and not a poor piece in sight.
Early sown oats are doing very we'll,
though The growth is slow and many
fields have a stunted look. The later
sown oats will not terminate until
the soil is moistened by GOOD, warm
rain.
Fruit buds are ready to burst open,
and they have done so wherever rain
occurred. Spring sowing is about
completed, except in the northern
portion, and even there the work is
well under way, though considerable
frost still remains in the ground.
Early potatoes are generally planted
and the late varieties will soon be in.
Corn land is being prepared and plant
ing will commence during the coming
week. Gardens are everywhere being
made and some vegetables are now
up. Fruit is coming out in good shape,
the prospect for cherries being very
good. Forest fires have damaged blue
berries in Douglas county, and fires
are reported in Shawano county.
Cranberries are making fair start
The week closes with less favorable
prospects than existed last week owing
to the deficiency in moisture, and the
prevalence of cold northerly winds
which have kept the temperature be-
low the normal.
ENrEDv
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-05-02

Chippewa county receives more
money from the state for the scalps
OF wild cats. wolves and other vicious
animals than any other county in the
state. Mr. Dietz, of Chetek, received
s42 for fourteen wild cats scalps, and
reports the woods i'm Northern Chip
pewa county full of wolves, eats and
other wild animals.