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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-12-25

Curc,Go, Dec. % --Tbn assets Oh ING
National Bank Of Illinois, which c'osea
;ts doors Yesterday. are ali to include
in addition to s., ,475,000 loaned the Cal
,,r,et Electric, $500 coo advanced TO hoo-
art Rereer. SOD iu-law of President ~chhA-
der. s30o0oO advanced 70 G' ~ W e'as'
ooother son.in law, aud over SSO0,ooo II
donhtful debts Berger is partner III
tba firm of e. S. Dreyer \ Co., when
also went into the hands OF receiver
veeterda>. and Weiss ia A brewer
The losses by the failtr' VIII fall oloi
1911 individual tepoaittra and 3oo na
tional state, ard private banks ih
c,,,1ed among the depositora are 'A'
+raaanr.rs Of the city Of Chica 20, OF Noo'
county. and Of the state of Illinois, IN
daooeits Of the treasurers OF toe c'sy
f,h;re0o and Cook county VIII aSere
oate almost el000G00. The amount
4he nrosert time on deposit by the stat
troesurer IA comparatively email
Among the depositors were MAJ IA,
LARGE CORPORATIONS and receivers. ! ut
;nrIrded the receivers Il the Aof' hel i
Pacific railroad and the receiver Of Il
yyhIe!Iy trust.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-12-25
NOME INDUsTRV CLUB,
A Constitution reported --EernAnent o'
eanization tuesday Next.

A Constitution reported permanent Si- q
eanization tuesday Next.
The ioint committees appointed 10 :
draft Il plan u organization 'o' 'ho
Home Industry club, met Tuesday tho
ro,,ortpa ccnstituti0n, bat owing to the
fsct that most Of the merchants are 700
busy just LOW with holiday trade 10 al
+ar5 tho meeting it Was decided to post
,,o,na final action on it TIL next Tuesday
i,.,,,;n, Tho constitution resds as
foIlowe:
Ra)ievinp our first duty as citizens OF
r.reYt RAILS is toward the common vel
fsra and prosperity of all our people, los
r;ny their enterprises, and encouraging !
thair efforts toward developing the fe-
sources of our county, we organize Toe
uNma Industry Club of Great FAILS FOR
tha nurposa of cuItiyntipg among our
naon1p a sentiment Of loyalty to ourc Guy
irtrreste and feeling OF conmo1 'ello"-
sh;n in the welfare Of ali, and oroa'h 'he
following constitution; c ,,v
Article Membership; ee'' l. 'in'
+ citizen Of Cascade county, CT g@oN t'tt:, .I.a
character, may became meh''ef 90 ',''9 ;'
o!ub by subscribing 10 'N9 '"'''' ''7
pledge: ,..... ,-,,,ls
Y wares CT products "hethe' III -@L5 "
Ii ,,.a ,,-canred or manufactured il Jas
9 na46 county. aud at all times To give 10
e,'ah Goods or products the preicrahee'
,,r,ra and quality being equal, inrth9i
,,.0m,an to use my influence and eHot's
A',+ y a., ,,,,,,,,r1,,iian Of any gOoN5
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-12-25
Puritan Housewives.

Mrs Alice Morse Earle, i'll her
s.No,non of Colonial and Revolutloh-
ary Times" gives an account OF 'he
tribul..i1ons Of Paritan housewives aO
shat period. Cne extract, eSIresseo in
the quaint language OF the perloo' VIII.
touch syulpathetio chord at the pIesehe
dav IT relates to experience With oo-
ncstic told i'll the letter OF newly
married woman to her mother. Iho
writer acGuaiuts her parent with .ho
GREAT a1fliction that presses upon ner
throuoh the vicious conduct OF mald.
When the latter first came to service
She rs is not unusual, aroused expecta-
t;o,,s that a treasure had been discover
cd, In short time, however, si1e wa
4 revealed in her true light, and, accord
y ing to the young bride, developed 'sucl
n n head and is growen SO lnsoient tha
|. her carriage toward us, and especially
# ,nvsp]f. is insufferable. If she be OF
8 dcred to do a certain thing, she bids ne
- mistress to do it herself she dellsh'
~ In telling how we'll she can perform he
20 drtv if she is so minded, but Will ut
III through poryersity.
The daughter recoila from repeatih
n to her mother ''all the rowling speeoh'
n and filthy Language she has used to"al
ut me- The lady's husband, VINO Is al
IS narentlv q man of deep Christian COZ
u yictions and bearing, comes to the re
y, cua and cndcavors TO reason Win u
49, a.. recalcitrant maid. He is assalled Nl'
10. q vocabulary unfit even for record III
an nriyato letter He rctires dlscoinlt'
of and seeks consolation presumably
prayer. A correspondent, who some 10
1a or i've months ago engaged a kltch
la maid in an isolated r1ral locallty' {
nc ccnntercd the Same experience IL
~ Puritan housewife Of 80 years or nc
pp- pp, ago, although i'll this case TIE man
~ thn house was Not Of u meek and 10"
ave temper and brought the lightning
vas almost to the melting point throo
,rs- the fervor Of his language
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-12-25
Deadly Gas.

RosvoS, Dec. 22--The employees OF
the Hampton house detected a smell OF
GAS in the corridor early this morning
and on investigation found it came from
A room which had been asslgnea 10 a
couple registered as Donald Donovan
and wife. Entrance was gained by a
fire escgpe and they were found lying in
bed. the woman dead and the man un
conscious. Gas was escaping from 81
oman burner. The mans case was pro
uounced critical.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-12-25

WlrEEsHARRE, Pa, Dec. "a can
vssa Of the homes Of the miners en-
ployed in this Baltimore mne, where the
exploeion occurred lost night, shows that
all the men escaped,
Up to 8 o'clock tonight no deaths had
been reported among the rescued men.
The fire in the mine is still raging.
Mine Inspector Williams, III an Inter
view today, said thst the energetic ah''
timely action of the officials of the Dela
ware and Hudson com1 any alone FaVec
the lives Of the II men. He says the &C
cident vas caused by an eXploRlon o
dynamite which ignited number OF ga
fe-aere. Tho mcr attempted to f@h
the ire, but It gained headway on then
and set fire to the tiubers and SLOPES
In time THIS omole Gonnd lis way 10 IN
etoue where the men ware at work
attempting to escape the men were Fol
deroA unconscious by smoke
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-12-25

Monarch; Oliver Brodack, Milleean;
II. O. Chowen, w. j. Wintera, j. Nj, BY
ersdorf E. Crutcher, Great Falls; }. f.
Wegner, S3tickney; p. W. bradford,
Truly; j. j. Eastman, Ming Coulee; Pat
Gartltyt, w. fl. Berts, NJ. A. Van Cleave9'
Duncan Cameron, Evaus; George Coul'
son, J. J. Farrell, j. S, House, Ed Dean,
Sam V. Gets, 4. w. Bull, Cascade; W.
Il. Dickson, w. Brown. }, q. Ernst,
Sard Coulee: Michael Foley, James r.
Irwin, Belt; +. r Huggins, w. Gum
| G.. W, Goodman, Arlington.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-12-25

sr. pArl, Dec % The Bank or N'n- n
oosota, capital 100000 one OF the
strongest in the northwest was taken
n,asag.;c3 Of hy the state bank eNami-
ner today fer examination The ! mon
ltacs ..t Wards bank, which is branch OF
the other, as result also closed tls
doors The Bank Of Minnesota a. 'h'
last abatement had owe: s2,ooo'o'o &c
nosita m and resources were place. at over
~3C0O,OOo.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-12-25
street Car Company Won.

CHICAGO, Dec, 22,-An ordinance pro-
vjding for cent street car fares in 1h's
city, which was recently passed ny Fhe
CITY council by large majority, has
been vetoed by Mayor Swift and the
council at its meeting last night, sue
ta;ned the veto by vote of 20 TO A.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-12-25
Why Not?
ue had some thoughts of proposing

op
1ao iIau 'u.,t ,,,+,,.,l that his thoughts
1t was n"tural 'l s'1nh rn1' cnnrso nn for her
should take ,s eolno s",n W. snnething over
fortune wa was l;1n ltSuleu Ia. ,'' ,ns fonred at
Tl' ooV' wv W., I'- than 90 35 inst at that
something loSS s''ni fD,Y "n,'ahfv ,yon1dn,t
moment al.iiou4' l,1 u Nv p '''
hayo' ad1nl''o" ~ .I, .,o s,,htcct of con-
..or.,,tio,, dr;ftad rarnd 10 engagement
YcrSa'loh "L1l'',1 ,a,,1;nuod lo';,' tt9t in some
r1hss' ana ''e n'7 ,.Il,,1 .n,r,' taor,
ooHnsr'eS men ,,, ~~," to,tro Of it all u.s."
Aho ',l1 s'l4DSG ,.:rls ,,rnvIdc tbom, -
Nc sn1u' ~, 'n"l , 'at,,F,,oG s1 intcrrogatvely,
SH' ~ na-,lin1 ,,rorontlv, al
un' l,.,, - ,',,, orf,,lcrs from books to
can Siio" y" ,aai+io,, +o referring vou to
prov ~, n,,a ~ ,.,nzy IN ahaut it them
p'"Plo "''
.,urbo+ of ;t?'' she asked somewhat
w i'"'
co!uly' .-:ao rto,,,,o,ca nv both the
| nc WAS q u ~ 49, a,t~cf;on hut he en-
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-12-25

The readers of this paper will be
nIaseed to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages. and that Is
cgtarrh, Halls Catarrh Cure Is the
only positive cure known 10 lhe t;t'a meo;eal
fraternity. Catarrh, being constltu,
tions] disease, requires d constitutional
treatment. Halls Cstarrh Cure is taken
Internally, acting directly upon the the
hlood and mucous surfaces of the sys-
tenn. thereby destroying the foundation
of the disease, and giving the patent
strength by building pQ the cons1itu-
zion and a-asting nature IN dong us
work. The proprietora nave SO '.ucn
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case
that ii fails to cure. Send for list OF
Address, F. j. CHrSEy Il Co. Toledo O.
Sold by druggists 'oc'
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-12-25
THU WIND BLOWS
potber Adversely TO Some Supposedly
Great Financial lnst'.
tutiuns.
F0IlOWING The CHICAGO WAKE
- Paul Records the Failure ot one
of Its Prominent s'anhinS
Houses.

Cu,c,Go. Dec. 22--The failures Of
,nyus & Gindele, general contractoIa;
tha American Brewing, Mailing aod I2lo,
vetor Co.; George A. We'eso Mating .
and Elevator Co, and George A. Ne's3e'
Individually, all of these hoing QUO F'
the collapse of the National Bank OF
Illinois, and small runs On three oaoRs'
wore the echoes today Of the bank iah-
ures OF yesterday.
Tbe runs were made on the Garden
C;ty Banking and True. Co., h'peFmah
Savings bank and the Illinois Trust ana
Savings bank, and none OF the runs "7'0
of much Importance
The American Brewing, Mating ana
ELEVATOR company, & A. Weiase Malt
;np and Elevator company, and VI a.
Weisse assigned this evonlng N the
county court. The assignment Of the
two companies, which are ultimately
connected in busin ess, and that o'
Weisse we're brought into court togethei
at G o'clock The assignee OF the Amer
lean brewing, MH1t'Hs H
comnanv is the Chicago Title and lrus
company. The G, \. Nelase Malnn'
and Elevator company assigned u III
Security, yitls and Trust company, ao
that company is assignee Of Neisa7 a's@
No statement was fled us to assets {
liabilities, The two companies carrie
,r,,,osg. AT the same place 022 Mort
Ashland avenue.
The failure Of the two corporation
was the result q the failure or tue N
tionsl Bank of Illinois. The two COZ
n,n;es were borrowers from the bar
and were indebted to the bank "neh
failed TO the amount Of over aoOoo
As aoon as the failure of the bank "
announced preparations were begun
the closing up OF the business OF 'ne !
companies.
Jndpe Horton earlier in the day,
nointpd receiver for the general c'
tracting firm of Argus x Glndele,
the application of John Angus ons
+he members OF the firm, The assets
the concern were placed at S5oO'ooo
liabilities a. S2J0000 An answer
filed TO the bin of George A H'no
the remaining member of the t1rm'
eenting to the appointment OF rece'
According to the bill the National b
Of llinois, which failed Monday loa
the firm 3230.0co and the Suspension
that Institution has nearly destroyed
credit Of the contracting 'lrm' Inc
sets ale principally real estate
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-12-25
where Mr& O'Malley Stands.

To the Editor of The Tribune:
Your paper this morning contained a
statement which seems to place ME IN
false light on the question of woman
suffrage. You say that / pledged my
efforts toward securing the SUBMISSION
to the electors of suffrage amendment
While this is literally true, it does not
follow that I am q very pronounced su1-
fragist, as might be Inferred from the
article in question. The populists are
somewhat old-fashioned and peculiar IN
that they regard the platform not as
vote catcher. to be used during cam
nsigns only, but as declaration OF plln
n;,,Iea to be lived up to both in and ou
of office, The first plank of The people,
oarty platform is the initiative ana rel
rrpndum. the latter part OF when, !
eeens necessary to say, means that al
nnnations of rrime Importance should D
voted on by the people and by them ae
c;dad This Of couree includes woman
enfrare or any other kind or manner Q
Il Tnis being the case it naturally folio"
. that all popuhst members OF the 1es'si,s y,
t;ra assembly are bound to support III
.,hr,ies;0n of this amenament, nc ma
= ter What their personal views may D
= Had the worthy ladies, who are engllee
Y ing the suffrage movement, been ",'n'
9 lug their knitting theF "oo!o ha'
- known this; also that an lolefVi9" W.
unnecessary, &c lar hs popn'ist 'nenest
II elect were concerned hsspoC''u ~
l. ,,n,@re Gro. O'MALIEl.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-12-25


# will ba 10 years Friday since
Christmas tree "ae seen 'or inc H'o'
,;nf in Great Fails, That first tree was
dedicated 10 tre entire opu]at'on OF the
ai,,. and WAS errayad ia ell It's glory III
v.a o,i frame ecAno! house at 'thjEd ave
u, eoafa and Fifth sfroet, the oh'!
..oo5I Eous9 in district >o cf tho'eau
caogh. At that time thore were ou1
e.c, ,h;l4r,n in Great FAlls and the Tree
,,ar NOT q largo one, But by the time
SANTA Claus came again h. hr"ugH' 10
the people many gifts Ju.E fiN Gays
l,of,ra rhr;stmaa Ca.cAde county came
INTO existence And the people neVnF APP
nrariated any gify 70 & gre4IeF extent
That wear, James J. Hill WIS the Santa
Clans. and they thought that ne was
- eeir+ indeed, for he hai sent then
aa a Christmas &irt a gang Of carpenter!
yyh,, had begun tho construction ct th'
ro;lroad bridge and bad made host O
,,romises, when nG@ yet cherished. IheF'
were largo number Of children IL M
village then and the QeoEl' anoscrhe'
g, over go toward no preparation Oh
4 Christmas tree in the iigat l'I2s3y'afla'
~hnrnh recently erected, : vas Il Fef
a STnrry Christmas fer every fesldep'
+ tl,n l5wC anl the stju0ger5 "lthh on
a @inoo that day tbcfa haya been s@2}'
-..r..,,-E, f..4H-- n ANA L2,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-12-25

Tho ,acordership contest being dis
o1aa of tha rial OF the treasurership |
poS1a ppoa4est ~ uaa a. resumed,
~'itio pla;nt;tT offered in evidence and asked
to pave ;nt coult'eT n.fandont'e in objection was
Belt precincl. l'elel1U,'n, 4tI an',nt wse made,
overruleo anu ~ .l' t1outman-c eUu -cfelsthorpe
Seventeen ct,ioo ,'rnn,,'n n.a' u ~ere secluded
9ai!o's a,'r, laot 'u' Iailot nf new character
IN ls7 tL uoI0', nn !, i'I If the voter had marked
was founa .1 "a II o,aoc2'fic 'no osfi nrcle' on
cross III 1he ooplo(i. l,,.l;ratog 49, for con.
which were 'wo Ga,u'0arI1 ni, and then bad
etab.ea IN @ be'' %, o"tFn'f, .ba f'r(e % below the
narkeu Grcss s.i,nt" 'n tl'' on m which ticket
nhne s,,1, in~1 nanpd;datn pTd WAS ", j. Martin,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-12-25
HUSTON CONTEST WITHDRAWN
Peculiar Developments on the Recount
showed That lie Could N0H
Win Out.
Gelsthocpe's Majority Wiped oH'--
Merchants National tfank S"'e
Again Postponed.

When the district court cohVehoa "'
10 o'clock Tuesday morning, j. H. Hue
ton and H. M. Mcdonnell, contestant
and contesteo, respectively, IN the con
taet of tbe election Of clerk and recorder,
filed a stipulation, requesting Judge
Benton to dismiss the action, each parry
10 nav his own costs. Thereupon the
court acted 40 rs requested and Mr.. MIC
Donpell will continue to hold his oIlce
ur+il the first Monday in January, 1879.
This action was not surprise to tnose
who had watched the count on the
treasurership contest and had noted the
, ,ecu]iarities in the ballots and the con
slant gain on the recount which prl
vats tally showed Mcdonnell to be
making.
u The official returns TO the canVassins
u hoard gave Mcdonnell, l2Sl; Huston
- / OIL. Martin, 1912. The recoun
showed that, in about l,3OO ballots MIC
r. Donnell had made net gain IN plura
I'd ity OF over 20.
to In the trial of the treasurersnlP co'
y test, Judge Benton held from the hr
H. that when a voter marked cross IN u
80, circle at the head of party list al
Wv Wv then marked cross opposite the nan
oe candidate in another list, the latt
n. snecific mark only should prevail ana
ter counted: for example, it voter marx
cross in the democratic circle and IN
marked a cross opposite the name
Hartman, candidate FOR congress III
7er silver republican llst, the vote was
an. Hartman only; and even II tue spec
.la vote was for candidate for an ounce
which there vas candidate on the
AV " marked by cross in the circle; YET
III snecifc mark and it only prevailed.
VIII This ruling was two.edged sWc
ent II not only deprived Gelsthorpe or mi
do Hartman. Gelstborpe pallols' anu
Sly Donnell of less number or Similar
Tho lots, but in many cases voter MAJ
tho cross in the republican circle ana
hor made specific mark opposite the DID
~ ~ for instance of Colline, democratlc nc
"i'1' :. nee for state treasurer. onuer
'lce' courts ruling Huston would be depr
eta of such ballots. In Rddltioh, the
vor- count showed that a plumber OF
was which unquestionably belonged TO
ord Donnell had not Deen couu'eu Aoi
such by the judges of election: ,,ono,
that Under the courts ruling McUol
tally oio nov ] lose d. li'n na fawer nersons V
g W ol- the straight pepulist ticket and
S her hartman than voted the straight q
lights cratic ticket and for Hartman.
Il her Under these circumstance MIR. dt
not realized that he could not win even
technicality and dismissed the cont'
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-12-25

Halls Vegetable siciNau Hair Renew
ar is, Internationally, the best presserva,,
i've Of the hair. It is also a curative or
dandruff. tetter ard sli seal attectons
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-12-25

You can't be wal,.tluet .1. . l.I-
nQre but YOU ma! AeE. aFs A-.
rood health by taking Hood RI >".-'st
rilla,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-12-25
500 Reward, 500.

Clerk Of the City OF Great Fal
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Condensed Testimony.

Chas. B. Hood, Broker and Manu-
facturer's Agent, Colum bus, Ohio,
certifies that DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry has no equal as Cough remedy.
]. d. Brown, Prop. ST. James Hotel
Ft. Wayne, Indiana. testities that he
was cured Of a Cough Of two years
standing, caused by La Grippe, by DR..
Kings New Discovery. b. f. Merrill,
Baldwinsville. Mass, says that he has
used and recommended il and never
knew it to fail, and would rather have
it than any doctor, because it always
cures. Mrs. Hemming, ODD E. 18th
ST., Chicago. always keeps it at hand,
and has no fear Of Group. because it
instantly relieves. Free Trial Bottles
at Taggart's Drug Store. 8
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DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.


Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction
City, Ill, was told by her doctors she
had Consumption and that there was
no hope for her, but two bottles of DIR.
Kings New'Discovery completely cured
her and she says 1t saved her life.
Mr.. Thos. Eggers, 139 Florida St., San
Francisco, suffered from dreadful
cold, approaching Consumption; tried
without result everything else then
bought one bottle of DR.. Kings New
Discovery and in two weeks was cured.
He is naturally thankful. 1t is such
results, of which these are samples.
that prove the wonderful efficacy of
this medicine III Coughs and Colds.
Free trial bottle at Taggart's drug
store. Regular size soc. and Sl.00.
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NEW CENTERvILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Hudson have
been visiting relatives in Ellsworth.
Rob. Hampton and Mike Mccartney
have each had wells drilled the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Ford of St. Paul
have been visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs L. w. Blake.
Charlie ChristophersoB- spent Sun
day in town.
Miss Abrahamson of Racine has
been visiting Miss Cora Gulbranson.
Born. Sept. 10, TO Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Mckinley Jr. son.
Louisa Larson came out from River
Falls to spend Sunday with her
parents.
Jacob Goorud is residing and other
wise repairing his house.
Andrew Mckinley Jr. died at his
home Saturday after a short illness.
He was young man, respected by all
who knew him. The funeral took
place Monday and his remains were
taken to FL PasO for burial, followed
by a long procession Of sympathiZing
friends. He leaves young wife. an
infant son, father. mother. several
sisters. and brother and a host OF
friends TO mourn his loss.
Rev WoOley preached his last
sermon Of the conference year here
last Sunday. DR.. Wilcox will ill the
pulpit next Sunday.
\ Mckinley club has been organized
here with good many members.
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ONO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hanes of Dakota are
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Dan DOverspike will move his
family into Mrs. Shellito's house.
Miss Gertie Brown has been visit
ing Miss Anna Benson the past week.
Mrs. Nelson of Dakota is visiting
relatives at this place.
Mrs. Ed. Van is quite sick.
Mrs. Wright returned TO Ellsworth
Sunday after few weeks stay at her
sons, \. p. Smiths.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Harvey visited
at Jas. Rice's at Farmhill Sunday.
Miss Ida McCleary commenced at
tending school in the Carmichael
district Monday.
Quite a number from here received
third grade certificates at the insti-
tute held at Maiden Rock.
c. f. Lawrence and Albert Worden
and family visited at Frank
Lawrence's az Maple Springs Sunday.
Mrs. Jas. Oatly of Fargo, n. D.,
and Mrs. Francis Parr of Granite
Falls, Wash, were visiting with rela-
tives in this vicinity last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Jas. McNeal visited in
Lake City last week.
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Marvellous Results.

From a letter written by Rev. Gun
derman Of Dimondale. Mich, we are
permitted to make this extract: Il
have no hesitation in recommending
DR.. Kings New Discovery. as the re-
suit was almost marvellous in the case
of my wife. While was pastor OF the
Baptist church at Rives Junction she
was brought down with pneumonia
succeeding la grippe. Terrible paroX-
isms of coughing would last hours with
little interruption and it seemed as if
she could not survive them. A friend
recommended Dr. Kings New Discov-
cry; 1t was quick in its work and highly
satisfactory in results" Trial bottles
free at Taggart's Drug Store. Regu-
lar size SOC and $1.00.
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The editor of the JOURNAL, being a
Vermonter, will be glad to know that
the Vermont veterans at the encamp-
ment attracted unusual attention on
account of their orderly marching,
their large size, and general dignity.
One rude but curious individual
shouted to them as they passed, ask
ing if they had any maple sugar in
their pockets.
The large number of vacant stores
and business buildings in the city is a
sad but fOrcible testimony to national
miSmanagement.
Prof. G.. l.. Bowman, now in the
chair of mathematics in the Superior,
Wis, Normal School, is much pleased
with his work, and is teaching his
speciality. from mental arithmetic to
higher algebra and geometry. He is
also. incidentally, teaching elocution,
in which branch he has developed
much talent.
Our old Pierce county pedagOgue,
James L. McCleary, has been men,
toned as speaker of the next house of
representatives. May he get there.
Buffalo Bits show was very largely
patronized and was unique and in
teresting, both to the small boy and
his father.
Doctoring business is very dull, 'as
the people get very sick before they
take chances with a doctor, and his
large bills.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-09-24
A Valuable Presentation.

Editor Morrison of Worthington,
Ind, Sun writes: "You have yalua-
BILE prescription in Electric Bittcrs,
and / can cheerfully recommend it for
Constipation and Sick Headache and
as a general system tone it has no
equal" Mrs. Annie Stehle, 2625 Cot
tage Grove Ave, Chicago, was all run
down, could not eat nor digest food,
had a backache which never left her
and felt tired and weary, but six bot
ties Of Electric Bitters restored her
health and renewed her strength.
Prices 30 cents and $1.00. Get a
bottle at Taggart's Drug Store. 6