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Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-08-18
Allrnanna nylleter.

IhjeIsparkad af en- hast blef nyligen
en- tioarig son till Joseph Albertson j
PackWood, Ia.
Egen statsvaIsedeI komma social
sterna Iowa att il ar besta sig med.
Deras statskonvent halles dagarne i
Davenport.
Till asyl for sinnessjuka sandes har-
ON dagen en- A. Olson / Stanton, Ia,
hyilkens forstand fold az att han en-
It'd forut traffats af solstyng blifyit ON
tocknadt.
Till d0den d6mdes mandags anarki-
stem Coli, eller Angiotillo, som hans
rata namn tros Vara, for mordet q
spanske premierministern senior Cano-
vas del Castillo.
Syensk nlusiker. Hans Peterson, en-
.ung Kansas City-violinist. larjunge till
Carl Busch, ar nu, efter tire &rs studier
under Hans Sitt yid musikk kkonservato-
riet i Leipzig, Tyskland, ater hemkom-
men. s
Eft oI1d6ne Om Sverige. ett BRET
fran den bekante amerikanske, f6rfat-s
6taren Savage, dateradt j Stockholm d.
90 juni, heter det bl. a.: talIningen
ar storartad Sverige ett sagoland och
Stockholm en- adelsten.n
Il OgonblickIigen ed0dad blef farmaren
Al. Forsberg, bosatt nara Gowrie, Ia,
under arbete ute egorna den Z dem
mes derigenom att ett hastspann, han
ik0rde, skenade. Den omkomne efter-
lemnar hustru och sju barn / knappa
somstandigheter
YerEdens Il6gsta byggad. En- 50 va
ningars byggnad amman man uppf0ra i
New York city. Kostnaden for bygg-
MAIDEN beraknas till Is, ,OO0, 600 dollars,
ahviIket ofantliga kapital stalls till for
fogande af EFT syndikat engelsman som
8nska bli egare till den hogsta bygg
MAIDEN verlden. Byggnaden kommer
att blifva 800 fot fyrkant.
Pa resa jOrdeIi rundf, endast atf6ljd
af sin kammarjungfru, beflnner sig en-
rik amerikanska, fr6ken Beth Morrel
fran New York. Den afventyrsals lskan-
de damen anlande harom dagen till
Sveriges hufvudstad efter att senast
ha besokt Norge. Fran Stockholm
skulle hon begifYa sig till Ryssland.
,hvarifran farden stalles till Kina ooh
Japan.
Hastigt slut. Enligt hvad som med
delas, har Carl O. Falienius, hyilken
blifvit utsedd till staten Oregons re-
presentant eller kommissarie, som det
heter, vid Stoc holmsntstA Allningen un-
der ditresan afidit i Kristiania. Fal-
lenius var b0rdig fran Vestervik och
hade vid slit franfalle uppnAtt "a arsI
alder. Har landet har han varit bo-
satt i % ar.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-08-18
Budskap fran Andree. Till en- ber

Budskap fran Andree. Till en- ber-
lintidning ingick mAndags en- depesch
fran Hammerfest j Norge, hvari forma-
les, att en- af de lngare, som utsandts
att uppsoka ingenior Andree och hans
kamrater, omkring den % juli traffat
pa en- hyalangare. hVars kapten medde-
lade, att mar de voro melIan Nordkap
och De sju 0arne norr ON Lappland,
en- af manskapet skjutit en- brefdufVa,
som under vingen bar f6ljande bud
skap. afsedt for "Aftonbladet" Stock
holm: Attioandra breddgraden passe-
rad. Lycklig resa. Nordlig riktning.
Andree. HYilket datum budskapet bar,
uppgifves ej.
Raddad af en- hund. En- attaarig fiic-
ka vid namn Mary Anderson fran New
ark, N. r., rakade harom dagen under
ett bes0k West Arlington, samma
stat, falla i den forbify ytande f1oden.
Den lillas n0drop tillkallade fadern.
Denne skyndade till olycksstallet, men
kom for sent for att radda slit barn.
Delta hade sakerligen funnit sin graf
8 fodens botten, ON icke en- stor New
foundlandshund hoppat foden, SIM
mat ut till den drunknande fickan,
med tanderna gripit tag hennes kla-
der och derpa ater simmat mot stran-
den, som han afven lyckligen uppnad-
de med sin dyrbara borda. Den lila
var vid lif.
Battre tider. Verksamheten vid de
ieste bomullsspinnerierna Fall Ri
yer, Mass, aterupptogs mandags. En-
mangd arbetare erhollo harigenom sys-
selsattning. Stamina dag igangsattes
Lonsdale bomullsfabriker Providen-
ce. r. l., och Naunkeag- -fabrikerna i
Salem, Mass, hvaryid sysselsattning
bereddes vid de fora at 5000 och vid
de senare at 400 arbetare. Manga ar
betare ha vunnit anstallning vid bonn
ullsfabrikernai Lawrence. Mass, vid
hvilka verksamheten ocksa blef ater-
upptagen mandags. Arbetarne tyg-
fab1ikanterna George T. Heltzel &
Co.'S Chester, Pa, belagna fabriker
blefvo behagligt ofverraskade man
days genom tillkannagifvandet, att ar
betsgifvarne utan n8gon sem helst pa
tryckning fran arbetarnes sida beslu-
tit att nastkommande september
aterstalla lonerna, som voro gallande
1882.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-08-18
Dakota ylleter

En- natlonaIbank har organiserats i
Fargo, N. D., med ett kapital af
t$5e,000.
Fran Jamestown meddeIas, att man
i trakten deromkring har klippt Log, 600
pund ull ar, hvilket ar 10000 pund
mera an fora aret.
Drunknad. Maud IVerson, en- liten
flicka, dotter till j. J. Iverson, som ar
bosatt mil norr ON Cakes, N. D.,
drunknade Bare Creek den. Il dennes.
Falskmyntare arresterade. iva faIsk.
myntare, Harry White och Ed Brown,
arresterades fredags Carthage, s.
d. Man fam hos dem apparater for
fabricerandet af cents och 5 dollars
stycken. :55
Valdsverkare f6rst6rde s6ndags It'd
ningen Settlers" tryckeri Bismark,
N. D. Stilar, tryckpressar, ALT som
fanns f6rstordes. En- del, som icke
pa annat satt kunde forderfyas, kordes
bort och kastades fioden. Tryckeriet
egdes af w. p. Moffet.
Z .ssE y - Z & d ~
Eft skyfall kom vattnet den lila
an, som rinner igenom Hot Springs, s.
/ D., att fredags stiga 10 till u fot
hvarigenom jernbane och andra broar
ledo atskillig skada. Flera mindre hus
bortskoljdes. Eft menniskolif gick
forloradt.
Dog pa hemvagen. Ole A. Omlid, en-
andra klassens passagerare pa angaren
Campania, dog ute pa hafVet den II
DIS af Iungsot Han var pa vagen hem
fran ett bes6k Sverige sallskap med
sin hustru och ett barn. Dessa fingo
nu ensamma ateryanda hem till Grand
Forks, N. D., sedan makens och faderns
lik blifvit sankt hafvets boIja.
Beskattningen minskad. Norra Da-
kotas beskattningsnamd har sankt be-
skattningen pa fastigheter med icke
mindre an %, ,000, 600 Den storsta ned
sattning skatterna har egt rum i sta
tens mellersta och yestra counties. Eff
ter ALT tai som f0rekommit Sodra
Dakota ON att h6ja beskattningen for
iernvagsbolagen stannade det dock
slutligen vid det samma som fora
&ret.
God sk0rd och li0ga priser. Farma-
rem N D. har ar all anledning att
vara glad. Skorden ar nu afslutad och
| har allmanhet lemnat ett ganska godt
Iresultat. Sa smart saden dir troskad
ANNA manga att salja den. Farmaren
har sd ofta blifvit. bedragen genom att
COMMA pa slit hyete, att ganska I'd vii
ja CORA ON delta forsok en- gang till.
Med de h0ga priser, som nu aro radan-
de, torde hvarken populisternas silf-
verdollars eller Klondykes guldgruf-
vor ut0fva nagon sardeles dragnings-
kraft.
En- KLEIN sE6rd. Mycket har skrif-
Wits tidningarne ON de CODA skorde-
utsigterna Dakota staterna. s0dra
Dakota ha dessa CODA utsigter, som
for en- manad sedan syntes hafva den
allra basta sk0rd dock icke foryerkli-
gats. I medeltal kommer icke hvetet
att gifya mer an s q 81 9bnshels per acre
staten. Afkastningen ar mycket
ojemn, sd att dA man ! ett county har
fatt ganska god skord har det EFT an
nat varit nastan missvaxt. Majsen sy-
mes lofva god afkastning om den 81 blir
|skadad af frost.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-08-18
% Gents,

go GVbeSSn
Genom att utstracka sparsamheten en-
smula pa andra hall skall Diet h1ifva m6jligt
afyen for den fattigaste utaf vAra landsman
att f0rskaffa sig denna tidning. vi villa eli
htr inga narmare beskrifning r6rande tid-
ningens f6rtjenster. utan tro vi. att hennes
tendens och innehal1 aro sa val KINDA, att
hon hos ALA f5rdomsfria och rattankande
landsman rekommenderar sig sjeh. Vivilja
bfott anmiirka, att den som onskar erh&lla
farska och sanningsenliga uppgifter ON sd
val borgerlfga som kyrkliga angelagenheter
inordvestern kan syarligen undvara MIME
sofa STATS TIDNING. j var It'd utkolpoteras
sd mycket drafyeI att man val b6r taga sig
till vara att man ej blir bedragen. Den som
Will blifva bsdragen haller sig helt sakert
med sadana tidningar, som lofva att CORA
jorden till ett paradis. Fran manga hall
ljuder det: underst5d jen mig det eller det
f6retaget, kSp min tidning. anita den hHr
underg0raren tqyacksalfyaren) och skolen
blifva kurerade. uppna vtlmaga oah blifva
upplyste ALA som sd skria och ropa aro
emellertjd gold bugs" utaf vHrsta Stag. ty
de soka komma at tallmanhetens hardt for
varfvade penningar utan att derf6r gifva
Rod och fullgiltig valuta.
Vile emellertid nu tidningenS talril5a van-
ner hela nordvestern for sina winner och
grammar, de der icke Hnnu raknas bland vara
prenumeranter, hafva godheten bekantg5ra
delta f6rmanliga tillf6lIe, sd skall det 6nska-
de resultatet sakerligen uppnas. Manga af
tidningens gamla prennmeranter ega saker-
ligen sa stort intresse for tidningens sprid
ming, att de skola begagna sig af delta libe-
rala anbud rs cents till arets slut - och
sjelfve reqyirera tidningen for en- och an
nan utaf sina bekanta. De som prenumerera
hos vara lokalagenter efter delta billiga pris
behagade sjelfve betala postarfvode for 25-
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-08-18


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r ss 49, ~ ~
,.a Ill 49,, g s. -
HveteutTorseln Ilnaer Gen gangna
Veckan uppg1ck I'll 4 10y, ,oSO pusneis,
.eller omkrlng dubDeis go mycket som
under motsyarande vecka f1or och
aret derforut. 1araf framgar, att anne
rikanskt hvete for narVarande r6ner
-'' 3 s. -
Spariost iorsylnnsh iran sitt nem
! ~ eymouGn, Mass. 81 skomaKaren Y.
AlsCeoe sedan den oVJui aa ma nan ieIn-
.lssue heiiliec ,, fois = s.liue aes
nan sktlile resa ILL 1Alllg lan, me. Len
Iorsvunne, hvilkens lorseand .t1t1 tidtals va
rl6 olnCochIauC, slssI n.lscru ~. och wa
Darn. Darn. 81
En- jetteyinstoci1 California. I Car
pentariadalen California fnnes en-
Vinstock, som storlak Ell lar ega sin
like ware sig Amerika eller Europa.
Sjelfva vinstocken mater ej mindre an
Z fot omkrets och pAminner mera ON
en- ekstam an ON ensvihstock. Grenar-
ne, som understodjas al starka stolpar.
tacka ofver en- areal az omkring 1000
fot, och vaxa alltiemt. Eft sextiotal
stolpar, inbordes forbundna medels
tvarstolpar, behofvas Cor att h8lla gre
narne uppe. Vinstocken Or planterad
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-08-18
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Nu lir tldeIl att prenumereraI !
gccocoo ocoococao

Under dessa ofverklagade harda tider So
ker hvar och en- att hushalIa med sina skirt
var Ieke ems for tidningsleltyr Will man
utbetala mer I'm som nod vandigt Or. For att
tillm6tesga den tidningsla slasande allmanhe-
ten denna lofvarda sparsamhe hetsstrafvan
sl1ola vi skicka
Nlnnes0fa Saass Olanlng
fran dato till arets slut for den ringa af-
giften af
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-22

The annual consumption of sugar
in the United States is about 2,25O,
900 tons. OF the consumption OF
1896, AZ, 900 tons, or 2 per cent. was
beet sugar produced in the United
States, and 100000 tons or about
~ per cent. were domestic sugars,
and $4,000 tons, or s per cent.
were sugars from the Hawaiian
Islands. The 235.OOO tons CT sugar
consumed in the United States con-
stitutes nearly 80 per cent. OF the
total consumption of the world, the
total sugar crop of 1896 being about
1900, 900 tons or about go per cent.
OF the whole were beet sugars. More
than 80 per cent. of all the sugar
imported into the United States is
imported in the raw state and re-
fined here.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-22

Classic Mr.. and Mrs. C. E
Glass, June 90, 1897, a daughter
Want Better Highways.

The subject Of good roads has recently
taken firm hold in the public mind, and
advance steps to secure Improvement i'll
this important direction have been taken
in many sections both of this and neigh
boring states. 1t does indeed begin to look
as if the people had determined to no
longer remain content with thorough
fares which were at once disgrace To
them and a severe tax upon all their
forms of industry They have been slow
to move in the matter, but now that
they have we believe that the work will
be done thoroughly and right -Ex'
change.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-22

DR. REA has no superior in diagnosing
and treating diseases and determines. He
will give $50 for any case that h' cannH4 f"''
the disease and where located in i've minutes.
All durable mcdic3t! ana Surglc"I Il alt,sc.,,
acute and chronic catarrh, diseases of the eye,
ear nose, throat. lungs, liver and stomach
treated and cured by modern methods. nvs-
pcpsia, stipation, rheumatism, chronic
female diseases, neuralgia, Sciatica, diZzi cess,
nervousness SOW grow lii Ill ':i.iu All, ct
wasting diseases in adults cured. Nef"rvniti-~
club feet, curvature OF the spine, diseases of
the brain, diabetes, paralysis, Il. tgn, a.
SeaSes, heart diseases. eczema. - - !
hydrocele properly treated. Cancers, tumors,
wens, birthmarks, rcd nose ana
hair on the face or neck removed. Epilepsy
or fits cared. Young, middle aged and old.
single or married men, and all who suffer
from lost manhood, nervous debility,
sperma tt0r1 huca, seminal LOSSES, sexual 'ie-
cay, failing memory, weak eyes, stunted de
velopoment. lack Of energy, impoverished
blood, pImpies, impediments to marriage;
also blood ard skin diseases, SYPHILIS, erup-
tions, hair falling, bone pains, sweilines.
sore throat Ulcers, effects Of mercury, kidney
and blad er troubles, weak back, burning
urine, passing urine too often, gonorrhOea.
gieet structure receive searching treatment,
prompt relief and cure for life Both sexes
treated confidentiaIly and privately. Piles,
fistula f1ssure and rupture cured by our new
methods.
Consultation in German AMI English free.
DR. REA d co.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-22

In chopping down tree the
other day "A Sherman county farm
er noticed limb with a cavity
some two feet in length and three
or four inches in diameter, in
which were two large, full grown
birds, says the New York Press.
There was small opening through
which the birds received TODD from
their mates. The limb was cut
and the birds liberated. Neither
was able to fly, having never been
out of it's place Of Imprisonment.
1t is probable that the mother
bird was small, and though able
to make the hest III the hollow of
the tree and rear her young, could
not extricate them, as they did not
have strength enough to help
themselves until the hollow so
closed as to make escape impos-
sibIe. Those who have examined
the birds think they are about two
years old.
They have been fed from their
birth by their bird fellows through
the aperture in the limb of the tree.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-22

From FIVE to six hundred photo
graphs are finished up at w. F.
KelIogg's each week. No better
recommend then this is needed to
convince the public that kellogg s
is the most popular place in the
west for pictures.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-22

The public becomes impatient
with Congress for what seems dilatory
action. Important measures drag
their slow length along, are held up
for investigation and further discns-
sion to the incomprehension OF many
people who are clamOring for more
haste on the part OF the legislators.
Some OF us think Of the national
legislature AS a sort of automatic
machine into the hopper OF which IS
cast the rough outline OF q bill to be
thrown out finished product at p
turn Of the crank. But a crank" is
not distinguished by intelligence.
Questions of mOmentOus import are
raised in Congress, measures which
formulated into law effect the veal
of the people, their prosperity or ad-
versity. The object OF law is to
better tie conditions Of our citizens.
1t is the paramont duty OF the mem
hers OF oar national legislature to
give the fall measure of their time,
their experiences, their thoughtful at
tention to the details as well as the
intent of all legal measures. Hasty
action may result i'll infinitely more
harm than elaboration.
Here is the tariff measure before
Congress. The papers are urging
legislators to pass the bill and 90
home Why shouldn't they? Are
they staying in Washington for their
health? Are they loafng around the
Capitol at the expense OF the people?
They receive their $4,000 year
whether in Washington or at home.
If at home they could draw their
salary and save it. If in Washington
their expenses are equal to their
salary, for the inhabitants OF the
National Capital have formed huge
trust the object of which is to apprO-
pirate the entire salary OF every
government official who stops there
Let us give to our Congressman the
credit OF being intelligent and honor
able men. conscious of the grave re-
sponsibiities resting upon them as
the sponsors of the veal or woe of the
people dependent upon wise legisla-
ton. or the opposite.
A distinguished senator, noted for
biS cOuSapya tiua sant in1AnEs and care
full action said to friend a few days
ago: 81 am Obliged to confess to my
self that | don't understand the sugar
schedule am member of the com
mittee on finance. 1t is my business
to know all about this question.
have studied it. Ihave had people
who ought to be experts explain it to
me. But | can't honestly say to my
self whether the schedule is the fair
thing or not. Adrick says it is al
right that it doesn't give the trust
any undue advantage. | have a good
deal of confidence in his Judgment
Solar as my own opinion is concerned
[ must admit that it lacks the basis
of understanding. There seems to be
general public impression that the
schedule is too favorable to the
trust suppose that sentiment viii
prompt a change. But couldn't tel
what it should be if was asked"
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-22

A. T. Carroll is able to be out
again.
Frank Pomroy was home from
st. Paul last week.
Miss Anna Dodge returned from
Shell Lake yesterday.
w. F. Lusk. E. w. Waite and
Miss Christensen came to town.
S. D. Dodge and wife went to St.
Paul this morning for a couple OF
days visit.
A number of cultivators yet lett
! to be closed out at reduced prices
at Lund's.
Miss Hattie Chinook of Red
Wing, IS visiting her cousin, Miss
Edna Chinook.
The wheel that keeps out of the
repair shop is the Crescent"
Forsyth sells them.
Mrs. Smith and her niece, Miss
Jones, returned from their visit
IN Minnesota yesterday.
Sliding down hill may be prog
ress, but it is not always advance
ment.-Milwaukee Journal.
Friends seldom go back on us
until we have demonstrated an
ability to go back on ourselves.
Elk.
Mrs. H. Featherstone Of Red
Wing, has been visiting l,ere since
Saturday. She expects to return
home tomorrow accompanied by
Miss Emma Pomroy.
The hot season is now on and
when selecting your underwear,
remember that Ap Roberts has
lust received choice line of
ladies and gents underwear, light
and cool.
The Nelson blacksmith shop
has been rented by Tim Noonan
of Saltwater. He expects to open
up about Thursday when horse
shoeing and general repairing will
be done.
That elementary who broke out
in fit Of ecstasy last evening
over the lovely moon liz hit after she
had been basking III the rays
of street lamp for an hour
when there vas no moon in sight,
is very absent minded at times or
else there is something radically
wrong with the astronomical
course of the Normal.
The following officers were
elected in the K. O. T. NJ. lodge
last Wednesday evening:
Conn.,. F. Winter.
Lieut.. CONF. L. Whitehead.
r. K. & F. K.-H. w. Radcliffe.
Chap.-Rev. T. H. Cuth bert.
Phys.-A. f .Gendron.
Sergeant.-F. 7. Peterson.
M. at 40. Halvorson.
Isl M. of &c. Nicholson.
End M. of G.-S. w. Woehrle.
Sent.-H. Hutchins.
Picket. G. Krauth.
Past Com F. A. Howe.
Seventy five Top Buggies, Plat
forms and Road Wagons still to
be closed out before the fourth of
July at prices never before offered
at LuEd's.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-22

A sugar plantation Of 1876 acres
in Hawaii produced last year over
l 800 tons Of cane-more than
II tons to the acre.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-22

The great success Of life con
sists in so living that each reced-
ing year leaves pleasant memories
milwaukee Journal.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-22

In Japan the burdock is Guilt
waited fvr food. The annual pro-
duct averages Y, 900, 900 pounds.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-22

Miss Anna Dodge returned from
Shell Lake yesterday.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-22

and the cement will not get inside of
it, where the repair strip lies.
When you have puncture, get right
off, Riding tire fiat, when it has
tack or nail in it, may damage it con-
siderab1y.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-22

w. F. Lusk, e. w. Waite and
Miss Christensen came to town.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-22

For all kinds of job work apply
at the TINES Office.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-22
A. T. Carroll is able to be out
again.

Frank Pomroy was home from
st. Paul last week.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-22

Mrs. f. NJ. Ulrich made q trip to
Madison the middle of last week.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-22

Sliding down hill may be prog
ress, but it is not always advance
ment.-Milwaukee Journal.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-22

S. D. Dodge and wife went to St.
Paul this morning for couple OF
days visit.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-22

Friends seldom go back on us
until we have demonstrated an
ability to go back On ourselves.
Fv
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-22

Seventy five Top Buggies, Plat
forms and Road Wagons still to
be closed out before the fourth OF
July at prices never before offered
at LuEd's.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-22

Mrs. H. Featherstone Of Red
Wing, has been visiting l,ere since
Saturday. She expects to return
home tomorrow accompanied by
Miss Emma PomrOy.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-22

Mrs. Smith and her niece, Miss
Jones, returned from their visi
in Minnesota yesterday.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-22

The hot season is now on and
when selecting your underwear,
remember that Ap Roberts has
Just received choice line of
ladies and gents underwear, light
aud ooo1
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-22

A number of cultivators yet left
to be closed out at reduced prices
at Lund's.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-22

The Nelson blacksmith shop
has been rented by Tim Noonan
of Saltwater. He expects to open
up about Thursday when horse
shoeing and general repairing will
he done.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-07
DO YOU BELIEVE IT.

Chicago News: II some men were to
lose their reputation they would be
lucky.
Man proposes, woman imposes and
the divorce court exposes.
Catch-on-as-catch-c Is the old
maids matrimonial motto,
The majority Of rising young men of
to-day run elevators.
Just when n man needs his nerve
most he can't ind 1t,
A gift with string to 1t Is a great
drawback to charity
About the best plan to stop the sale
Of liquor Il to give It away.
The man who ltchcs for fame is usual
~ kept scratching
An artist Is not n success until he can
draw n check on his bank
II a man has horse sense he always
knows when to say neigh.
It's the revolving fan that gathers no
flies,