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WANTED-A situation by colored woman
as cook, can give good references; has
cooked in the city for seven years. Ella
Reese. care Post. q
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COLORED woman wants work: a good
cook, washer and ironer and house work
of any kind can give good references
Address Myra, care Post. 20
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WANTED-By lady OF experience, post
ton as governess and housekeepcr; Sood
references given Address ts27, care
Post. II
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SITUATION WANTED-l win attend ia
horse and drive for family or store 7
am an honest white man; small wages
\. Il. Powers. care Post "a
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IN ItII-INfalts 70 tafe TOT, mudtrat e
salary, have experience with infants.
Address 6so4. care Post. Il
WANTED--By a young man who has by
accident lost one foot, situation us
Waterman. Address 6s57. care Houston
Post %
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| SITUATION wanted by a Norwegian, in
a private family good habits and Will
| ing TO work. Address 800, Post. u
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EAEk Sod a. -A-ts !or f.rslo-lI al
PAPER. pl piishee monthly wea trr rxt.
ZOO psrs, bal iutsp3 rfir-f aIf sad
Nrt DrhHe. as s. zlhlnE1o. street.. CA.-
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PERSONAL

SILVER ANT STcKEIs Fi-A-ISc e-a~st-
lysr Arsa polishing. rf7res -7cderHtt. taec-
f--s- sslysi ~ sns REPAIRS. Z +, Ml.2cf,
sleSt-ie szssint<r. Au1stoT, TeS6s II
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EVERYONE SHOULD LEEl{E -sT77,7--,-
HANn-Wny7 ~ is All education IN ".
Eclt. u saves time. lab0r indaees eo,.
being a most valuable accofuDll .rfre.'t
Houston Shorthand and Ivy. 0-rl,ing
School. n
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\ FIRST CLASS cook. colored man, de
sres situation. Address T. o. Box 81
Houston, .
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WANTED-By young lady OF experience,
position as governess for small children
can give good references. can teach mu-
sic. Address 62l. care Post. y
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MAN AND WIFE want situation; wife is
a good cook, man can do mostly any.
thing we are young and want a home
with some good family. Address \. +.
b., this office 10
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ClT PRIcES-.Fr0m the lgt of january.
ls9G you can have your shosE haif t.ie5
work guaranteed. T. Msylak. i9s Pres,
ton avenue. "a
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WANTED-A position as clerk in groce,,y
store, by man of experience and rotd
references. Address j. NJ. Renick, MI
luno, Texas ~ "a
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On first day of next Mar
ing that we now occupy as
place. and as we will have 10
ing erected. we will be COMPEL,
in order to do this we have
Hardw are. Stoves, Tinware. v
Guns, Pistols, Rifles, Ammun
our line It will pay you to buy
about 20 per cent cheaper than
Call at our store and be couvir
J. s. DUNLAY HARDW
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SITUATION wanted by German girl TO
do housework and cook. Apply 1916
Travis street. 20
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TWO machinistis want employment at re-
pairing engines ana all classes of ma
of references. Address +. T.. care
Post. ia
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AKs BLACK. spi'1fss medium ferlo,-,-s
cyl Ini,es SEPARATED gives aspice ,a
al analrs l3c anf 8 ariri, uaotge.
ty mail
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| SITUATION WANTED-CQmpetenT banj
saw filler wants position al once. All
dress ), V. Abrego, care Gums bool,
| store. Lake Charles. La. ~
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your name IN fuli. nafnea Of ruenles
trieudS or rivals vino ara when -
MARI, " your sSeethearl, husband or
facts In full, advice on love, cDlrtshtp
marriage, divorce. business ana trans,
MctionH ~ all kinds. no questions asked;
satisfaction guaranteed or no pay Ile
gives indcpalacnt slate writing at every
sitting. Parlore az 1903 Prairie ayenus.
No money aeceptnd II adYnnnn. fa
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FOR Sll>T--Nfrs TWO story residence in
sba Ihlra va-3; good location: nov O.
c4.T9e1 ~ a +. Luuaga- Apply 10 6. {.
S;rS'es- ~
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MADAME J.. WEsTPt8AIyS PARIS rae.
querade costume and grrssfnak 90. IA.
lcf. ala Mshon Block Costumes fgr rtrr
year,
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COMPETENT business man, speaking
Hnglish, French ard Spanish, wants
work in some wholesale or retail sro-
Gerry or produce commission house. Adj
dress 6Sl9 care Post u
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SITUATION WANTED.

EMPLOYMENT wanted by middle LACED
mani Of family; strictly temperate; nard
worker: good penman. moderate salary
Address L.H.W. this office or .VJi Cap
itol avenue. =
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FOR RENT-Six-r-sora cottage en- Preston
NetNs<r NuicAlns and Broadway, snth
waitg. lnerirs Mrs Eche~ nexi aSor
o. II. AtT4aRgas. Burns Building, Mas
s1rs.e. 2
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FOR RNNT--Thre,e room cottage. Four \
p-A-1 tnoriha. s. yer month. Reqs3e1ph
fss'os- ~ Main. phone ~, a
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SITUATION WANTED.

widow lady with one child
wishes position as hOusekesper. is an
excellent cook. good references Al
dress 6S6t. care Pest. i
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OFFICES TO RENT In the Kiem build
ing. the best and most central location
IN the city. Offices or second fourth
and NTH floors. elevator. ,anitor and
heating service. A cool building in sum.
Lner and warm one In winter. Rents
reasonable. Apply at Ed Kfshi's Nam
moth Clothing House u
FOR RENT - Two three story prick
buildings. al modern conveniences. Que
on Milan, other on Prairie, both with
in one block OF Market house: rent
reasonable. y. F LOTUS. II
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5F-rF Alley fS-iEE 54f+a--L- -.re-t-,
u Aueit 4-- l4,st-r ~ 0r. tles- rs bass
removed ~. -it 5'-A-ls averl- Dff p
Nsl' sNre4r- HAS ra ICED IT 81
uc.si stst.h.
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FOR RENT--T>v,a story s-Ahie, WIFI -.
l7ts On Gray sveare between Earntn
Aaa San lAcif;o. suitable for hzcSsnAr.
I-1Li0e WrA AaEcrhoefer, Harrisburg
roa5 4
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FOR RENT Talr9 .teo- OF Prince buila
lrE coraeE Main and Prairie street Ar-
Flg Turf Exchange Csgar Stard. I.
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II, YOU ARE UNEMPLOYED during
these long evenings, why not Improve
your time by taking the night course
AZ tho Houston Shorthand and Type
writing SCHOOL, n
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STU ALTON wanted by able young man.
po,t Il
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FOR EIsNT-A very desirable su-nis = 81
front ~c-ern- e5ss and south exposure, III
9-sNA-e family. fo- couple or eesitlerier.,
-sr Enritn1 =
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ron RENT.

ron RKNT--TAc tArse Story brick stoves.
Main st-Sses. ncv OCCUPIED by the Plant
trs AuS MeohasticS National bank Az
/ RS % !, (. l-1oeess .. 9. {, brew. u
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\ GOOD washwoman wants washing and
iroring. Maria Perkins 1oS Andrews
street. II
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YOU will notice large white houeo al
l4us Prhirie avenue, corner OF Austin
.nis N where you will lind the great
Frederick True. u
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Msssn sia-s ,,s7,.'-ssi 1ft.a-5as 80. =.
-4Si--s-Is y -rGsle less. a. ...so5is-
residences = desired. ins;-7actioa 10 Re
-, 80 az a. - s-2esai& q
voR pr-
@oN MN i
- = --,-.- r.
= s.-- - y, - - - s'1il.s' sac
-r ass RI. -. -. ---l' a. '4-'-
E-.sr-s--,- r. -..- 49, ---r '--fs
-
i.--.,-- 80 -. - "a !e.isai-
- ~ So 80 - - = y.
re1s si--,e --.--7 - +, -. - % y -
c.ss cSse .-.,s: -- = '
5rT- - =
ss, assgs.s ,'., r. p ~ - ' y.S it
room fo- raatie,-larl 7sg rrln.,y So.
Isl
= NICE yr-r: rom attn ali ---,-s-- .-,.
st i.'a---s - t7vo com ecrnc rao1ns for
-. - 1i vel isc2tei. rs
-. REM a@7r @'1--I.7Tr 7---re :.
-i- = -r2 NlL1 i-l-s-.r'1 lr1-'-cvesu emit.
-- '=a--'l'i1- hood Apply -9i- Mckinney
:.
7ars -e1e.e-- csavs-se -,-ss -,Asr Ia.
Tess .+-ler- - parry VINO v-fM r.---s
erscl- without rs-. 5rer. Inoul-, 81
I7TT ; - 80 = 80 - - -
g. r-r re-,r-h Apply AZ No 7s-e b,
reis street S--1-.s as-4
rQH EE.ST o. c-,-7s-az - ,yro-..,-,-
hass g. So - T-s-s Fo31ta 5rl
.ftN Elrts Ar-lv sr Tous-o-- -
--s AID S-cra2e -1 rlIsar. ne Fsr-i7
ftf~i f3a-e ~
- = 49, -
tsl- rte~ ~ ----s ,,-,7,s,-e 80 -,
r-...-,..---s ..-f..s 7..- .t'-,f.- ~ 81 '
a '- ~
--.,.-- .s-,-
n '---R+- btlze for rent. Corner
A.p!y %
s.r--s w." ---'f---.t
~
10 -----~r 'E RENT =. u. Nl-user
..l --- 4a!4e@
-1-.-- .- -.-....., 2
l----e- '.'-F % = -
--'' *
tti-. ftt7-- ora Hfr~ fr.- 49,. coils
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WATCHES, clocks. 1eweiry, etc, soid
a. a sacrifice. beginning November Is,
taker In exchange. u. r. Wilton. ys
Prairie avenue. N
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LOST, FOUND. sTRAYEp. sro1gN

SrRAYED--From Central oar s6o1s .
young Holstein COW Thursday evening.
olack ana white; short horns: no brand
or sar-marks; liberal reward viii be
""'a LOT ner return Jas. NJ. McGee.
q
LOST-Bay roam mare, brande1; A on LEI,
shouiaer; scar on hind leg Return 10
IylS Elyslan stl'eet and get s. reward %
AoSi - ue stay, between Hutchins House
ana santa Fe depot, two $40 bills: posi-
ply cropped at ticket window; Under
keep s., kindly return balance. q. r
Lathrop, ll0a Congress IL
STRANED OR STOLEN = Two mare
mules; one light gray. branded II O d
left thigh, L on left shoulder. other
small nous, colo"ed, branded HR con
nected tB sidewise above I'D ON left
shoulder; $40 for their return TO ii, &,
Rucks, Pearland. ii
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L. WILLIAMS, 81 Hardcastle street.
wants work in store, can show refer
ence u
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COTTON sPECULATION--Tf you are In
terestcd in speculation. write for our
little hook on the subject "SpccHlation
end How to Trade" which VIII bo sent
free to any applicant; cotton and grain
futures bought and sold on limited mar
gins. c. f. Van Wrinkle 4 Co. IS
.S5 IaSalle street, Chicago,
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4 GOOD. responsible swift boy, II years
age, wants work around house tending
10 horse and buggy. GIN Williams, 7lS
Andrews street.. Il
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FOR RENT - Nicely Furnished slng,,,
room for one gentleman. hot and cold
water bath privilege. 1910 Preston. be-
tween San Jacinto and Caroline streets,
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as7errisa-s s-inzl5 -eros-- s'.- ;ant ls
.s-s directed 70 Il tia4s o1lv az no -
are IHe5 tnay sc-pl6 - a1rlciH1 . -
care q Hsfue ps-sc-- -r-1 - Pos -saaa-ss
bar Asrtr-tlst uge-lts cG1 ts ltit =. eGs
x~i-@ q Eerf 1a~-.-E : LGs ruEA 80
TIE HOUSTON POST. Houston. T,1ia
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= NICE tr-r: rcr-a p1:a all yi,,14-r c5.n-
SER lts'1---s q tVo COM ecr.nc raolYls Toy
= -ls1 arc 1zfe vel i1rate5 -srf
1,f-rt--. tfH- l7. Preferences h
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i't A-l-,S 7 -- F171r-roo-1 FURNISHED c1t-
Ike relc e--r c1rVs- se-a-es. rAzr 2tsi-
f.rsS ,fs1ihr - parry VINO viii t.,a-s
t'i;l~ without rs-45rer. INQUIRE s.e
~ T'--'-'1 t---s--- H.
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'h H.EST--ls - " ~ 4Trrr-rr---17 T---- =
tS-- f'.~ -T ~7-1ls Upstairs. 10 trtar
r'I,4t-''s tu'ri sa-'1. aupis 50 Bel az
700 -
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ffit Hf.N IA mCe4E FURNISHED front
room. Win bath AID hot and cold water
O.; 7n5 Travis street Il
TWO NICELY furnished southeast front
rooms. Two blocks. rom Capitol hotel.
20 Trsvis street y
ONE tTo-story house. Pease between MI
lam and Travis, with eight rooms hot
sri cold water. sewer connection and
electric gas lighting. rent cheap to right
party. cali a Lewis & Rosenberg. II
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Jsr-T-S7fsN F1sc--c-CsbfvAlac ana NASSAU
Sn-ssA-sE--l renewed - Moore 4 far
r,ssfa -frw fiui14zr. ccs-7rs- Fann4a E1a
Texas nvH.ue, hn1 actury tie entire
.Nf-,s hacr I'rsA Ms k.Alfonr Warner
Ehe GREAT a. diseases ~ M--dsuHl tleS-
trarlry is&ir'NnlsTn, Eassn e. s-sa t-lsr.-sr
&e1lc1t-7 Hpcrs 1-3cst-'c'- I'ask4se u Asc-
ana y eesle GatNS Ancc a Z - Esse-sX
tls-r NearAlrlA Malaria Dlco3 SRiz
az1 Nervous Diseases Thes- t-rAt-aeas
Is uristi--r,ASsso fsr 81 Female -r,c. ss;es
lf-erl lE.-isHs, NsA S=sSSs ana genera. L.
health 7sscGliAT - women Nres
Strict--t. klYtu-N. Pies al FsrlA1
AZ = Prone IL l.
VIZ rAN TEACH rcz s>.--Ax-5 AID
srT,e --f-1-E nr s-l115. write far c.r.rlt :
Ars n -11cUlI-S regarding -l6n ccu-sc
TIE Ecassau st1-inazs= and -Hyesr .-t.n-
Scsoo. MIS- ala.E u
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FOR REST- SHOWROOM dwelling. INST
repaired water and sewer connection,
~ Crawford street Apply 1917 Dallas
Agenur. Is
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WANTED-A situation by first class
druggist; u years experience: regis
tered in Texas; good references FUR
nished: moderate salary asked Al
dress Druggist, Box li2, Yoakum, Texas
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FOR RENT-Large Two story house with
all modern Cohyenionces and improve
nlents. Corner l.alsranch and Prairie
avenue. Apply &c laBranch. a
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FOR KENI = Store aud cottage; rent
reasonable Corner Houston avenue and
rhearn street.. Apply to Mrs. Grithn
III Shearn mreai. Flrst ward. q
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VIZ t-4--N TT 1rT-s-s3 ho.ss "a yelissi-
-+-lal scl1 Elte- Moo wye1l1 "a u =.
- ~ ScI-9 tnsee IL family. CT vail.
lel' --Aae Tr11a and Sct-hsa. A-1ress
t,.h c4-r tfas- n
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vxS ---y-vsS II
81 M III INK t.Sl~,<<.5,,
Bookkeeping. sssr1aAna -y7evlsctas
reasE-sFSv. Fg--zL zs.iT. Language, LIZ
e-s-T AT S-t,E-I tc-r ccE-~-s EAEps
Eg51Lnx Nsr k-5 <.r1t Scacoi
NEW eGHH RESI- AEANT-Eee I.Ze &
C.. rl-cEiTlsi .--s- NJ. -e1f Cc- E-esS ave
u.si drs7-tia n eT<rz -esTs%ct. rsS1lh-
zeA-s .ac cpsa Ar E11 nlgs; -.
ENE c. 4 sUJAc, Tz1-is-e. srutso =.
Mason hiu-s especial attention -st3 to
.41tr,s-it .. -r1s4c, 3esScr. a. y1oAs'
res31eGces = desired. tnst--ac.fo 10 Re
rlnnsrs asp a.TL-ees3 s.Veaaix e
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FOR HENT 90 Pheasant uj,etairs rooms,
With bath privileges; furns shed or un-
furnished; In a private family; to gen
tleinen. references required. Corner
zen and Milan. 10
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-09-01
ANOTHER FIRE.
The Old Cooper Shop and Drying Sheds
OF the junction Mills Burned,

Last night the familiar sound of
the fire bell, calling forth the citi-
zens of River Falls from their
dwellings and places of business,
was heard. This makes the third
fire within the same number of
weeks. 1t was thought as the
people rushed from their homes,
that it was Putnam's Mills that
were burning, as the illumination
seemed to be IN that direction.
The whole sky was lit up and it
was evident that big blaze was
on. The streets were filled with
men, women and children run
ming in the direction of the fire,
while the fire company with the
hose trucks rushed off to vanquish
the enemy.
1t was soon found, however,
that it was only the remains of
the old cooper shops and drying
sheds of the junction mills that
escaped the devouring flames Of
three weeks ago, that were burn
ing.
It made brilliant and beauti-
ful sight to look upon, but it
should act as warning to the
officers of the city that there is a
fire bug" abroad and that subse-
quent attempts to illuminate the
city may not be confined to the
burning of worthless property.
1t is reported that a mum her of
chickens and several hogs persisted
in the flames.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-09-01
Chapman Brothers.

The many friends of Oscar Fol-
lansbee as we'll as the patrons of
Chapman Bros drug store will be
pleased to learn that Mr.. Follans-
bee has returned to town and has
taken exclusive charge of Chap
mans compromising trade. His
experience IN active pharmacy
here as we'll as in New Richmond
and Hudson amply qualify him for
all the practical duties of the pro-
fession. His technical training
in the Metropolitan college, sup
plemented by an enthusiastic study
Of the text books and professional
periodicals give him fitness, such
a grasp upon the theory of phar-
macy as to insure his being we'll
abreast Of the new discoveries in
medicine. He has passed with
distinction the legal examinations
iml os ID upon practicing phar-
macist, and just recently received
the approval of the examining
board at Stevens Point. All in
all, if the patrons of Mr.. Chap
man were themselves to select a
man to put up their prescriptions
they could not choose one more
competent than Mr.. Follansbee.
Add to this the fact that he has
always been a capital favorite
among River Falls people, he
cause of his engaging personality.
and it becomes difficult indeed to
see how the choice could have
fallen otherwise.
On the other hand it would be
equally hard to conceive how. Mr..
Follansbee could desire a better
place to practice his art. The old
Phoenix drug store, always a pro-
minent and complete one, has
become under Mr.. Chapman s
enterprising management alto
gether the largest and most popu-
lar in town. Its furnishings are
the most impressive and hand
some, it's stock conveniently and
tastefully arranged and It's drugs
a most vital consideration-of the
first quality. It's clerk service toe
is especially efficient. With a
stock, then, complee in every
particular to draw from, with an
obliging proprietor and thor
oughly competent prescription
clerk to deal with, the patrons Of
Mr.. Chapman will now find added
pleasure and confidence in trading
at the drug store that Is undeniab
ly of the first rank. The TIMES
extends it's congratulations to Mr.
Chapman and to his patrons OF
the return of Mr.. Follansbee.
|
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-09-01

A youthful Mortified, Mime
sofa couple eloped last Wednes-
day, their goal being Hudson,
Wisconsin, where they hoped to
be welded. But to their dlsmay
the local liverymen refused to rent
them a rig, so the modern Loeb
inyar rented a tandem, placed his
prize aboard and headed for the
land of easy nuptlal knots. But
the girls heart was stodter than
the muscles of her dainty ank les,
and the wrathful papa telephoned
ahead and galloped behind and
soon had the youngsters within
his relentless grasp. But the
young folks have won fame if not
happiness, tCr they have been OF
tered handsome salary from a
dime museum to exhibit as the
first tandem clippers on record, and
the makers Of the fateful tandem
have presented them with a hand
some NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tele-
gram.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-09-01
All Want to Bolt.

It is fashionable now to bolt.
A politician will bolt; SO will a
door, and boiling cloth is used at
the mills. Money, too, has a
fashion of boiling, but the people
will never bolt from their alleg-
lance to the St. Paul and Duluth
Railroad, which is of too long
standing to be easily disturbed.
For years and years the people Of
the Northwest and other sections
of the country have regarded the
Duluth Short Line as the best and
most available route between st.
Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, West
Superior, saltwater and other
north western points ofimportance
and every year strengthens their
allegiance. The Duluth Short
Line trains are modern, handy,
swift and smooth, and they make
thousands of new friends annually,
so that those who want to be IL
the swim should take this line.
Ticket agents will gladly furnish
maps, circulars, ETC., or they may
be had by writing to W. A. Rus
sell, General Passenger Agent, St.
Paul, Mimi.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-09-01

A "picked-up" nine from this
city played the Hudson High
school at that place last Saturday
afternoon and defeated them by
score Of Is to 10. The game was
called at the end of eight innings
on account of darkness. Batteries
for Hudson, Anderson and Walk
err; for River Falls, Purves and
Lusk.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-09-01

PowE LL.-At Warren, Mimi.
Aug. 81, 1896, Mrs. Martha A.
Powell, aged SO years.
The deceased was a widow of
N. N. Powell of this city. She
was born at Yates, New York.
Sept. 25, 1926, her maiden name
being Hart. Her fathers family
moved to Indiana when she was a
mere child and soon after her
parents both died and she and the
other mem bers of the family were
brought up by friends. The ear
1850 found Miss Hart teaching
school near Lakeland, Mimi. !.
where she made the acquaintance
Of Mr.. N. N. Powell, with whose
history our readers are very famil-
lar. They were married Sept. %,
1852, and came to this city living
for awhile in the building now oc-
cupied by A. P. Weld. Mr.. Pow
ell soon after built the residence
now owned by Fred Mucken
hansen. Four children were horn
to then, two dying in infancy.
Mr.. Powell soon followed, dying
in 1862. The remaining two
children were tenderly cared for
by their mother, who gave them a
good education and started them
out in life with every advantage
possible for an indulgent and
christian mother to give. Mrs,
Powell was a member of the Con
gregational church and was de-
voted christian. Her chief aim IN
life was the education of her chill
dren in the duties Of life and
devotion to their creator. In this
she bad the satisfaction Of know
ing that her good life was not
in vain. Though suffering much
physically, yet, her last honrs were
gladdened with the happy antici
patton of the reward of the faith
full.
| Her remains were sent to this
city for burial. Mr.. Powell was
laid to rest in Greenwood GENE.
tary, and her remains were laid
beside her husband. The funer al
was held Saturday in her old home
where she spent the first few years
of her happy married life. She
leaves a son w. N. Powell, pros
perons merchant of Warren, Mimi
and Eva Powell of the same place.
Numerous friends mourn her loss.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-09-01

Miss Stevenson Of Grantsburg,
Wis, who has accepted position
with Mr.. Taggart with the view
of ultimately joining the ranks Of
lady pharmacists, is the daughter
of Chas. Stevenson who was for
so many years the popular host of
the fremont House. We extend
to her a hearty welcome and wish
her success.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-09-01
Died.

HENRY.--In River Falls, Wis,
Aug. %, 1896, Mrs. John Henry
Aged 40 years, of consumption.