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The times., 1897-08-07
Newnort summaries.

Cincinnati, Aug Elm the first race
at Newport To-Day, Rarus. full brother to
the great Ornament, not only ran last in
q rather poor field, but, by his awkward
ness, probably kept Kris Kringle out OF
the money. Summaries:
First race-Six furlongs. Arcturus, 10
to 1, won; Chicopic second, Domin;s third
Time, 1:15 1-2.
Second race-Seven furiongs. Lawanda,
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IuternolionaI Cun Contest-

Montreal, Que, Aug. .6.-GIencalmI II has
been officially selected to defend the IN
ternational cup, which Mr. Cranes Mono
will seek TO restore to the Americans. Glen
oairn II won ten out OF tile dozen trial
races which have been completed
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Earned runs-New York, 3. Home run
DAVIS. Stolen bases Tiernan, Holmes,
Clark, Davis, Sacrifice hits Shugart,
Holmes. Left On bases New York, Z:
Philadelphia, 4. Bases on balls Cooley,
2; Lajoie, Delehanty, Nash Davis, Don
nelly, Clark, Cross. First base on errors
New York, l. Struck out Fifield, Cross,
Delehanty, Gleason, Clark, Donnelly,2 2. Hit
by pitcher-Clark, Double play-Seymour,
Davis and Clark. Umpire Mr. Kelly. Time
of game hours.
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Earned runs nsChicago, l; Cleveland, 2.
First base on errors Chicago, 2; Cleveland,
a. Left on bases Chicago, 8; Cleveland, 8.
First base on balls off Griffith, 4; OFF Will
son, 8. Struck out-By Griffith, 2; by Will
son, L. Two-base hits s-Dahlen, Callahan,
McAllister Sacrifice hits-O 'Connor, Con-
nor, Mccormick, Donahue. Stolen bases
Mccormick, 2; McAllister, 2; Lange, 2.
Double play-Dahlen to Cohnor to Anson.
Passed balls -McAllister, g. Umpire
oDay. Time-2 hours and 10 minutes.
Attendance 800.
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Earned runs-Brooklyn, 6; Washington,-
2 First base on erors-Brooklyn, 8;
Washington, 2 Left ON bases-Brooklyn,
z; Washington, Z. Three-base hits-Griffin,
ShoCh, Selbach. Two-base hits-A. Smith,
Shindle, =; G. Smith, Brown, Tucker, Ger
man. Stolen bsse-Anderson. Sacrifice
hits-Grim, Shindle. First base on balls
Off Fisher, 3: off McJames, 1 Off German,
/. Struck out-By Fisher, /. Double
plays-Shoch and LaChance; O'Brien, De
Monlreville and Tucker; 6. Smith, Shoch
and LaChance. Wild pitch-McJames
Time of game-1 hour and 3S minutes
Umpire-Mr. Emslie. Attendance, PSI.
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GAMES YESTERDAY.

Brooklyn, 15; Washington, 8.
Boston, g; Baltimore, 5.
New York, 8; Philadelphia. 2.
Chicago, Z; Cleveland, 5.
Pittsbu re-, 5; ST. Louis, 4.
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Meteor Challenge Race.

Cowes, Aug. 6.-!The race for the Meteor
challenge shield presented by Emperor
William, of Germany, open to all yachts
exceeding 100 rating, was sailed today.
The Britannia and the Aurora were the
only starters. The Britannia won, round
ing the Isle of Wight in record time
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In seven innings seymour al-

Won today. In seven innings Seymour al
lowed the locals but one hit, and that
an infiefd hit which Lajoic beat out in
the second. On the Ctner hand tiIield
was pie for the New Yorks. Hits " ere
punched with errors and bases on
balls SO fortunately that nine runs resulted
Tor the Giants. Score:
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Earned runs-St. Louis, J. Pittsburg, g.
Two-base hits-Turner, 2; Hallman, Tame
bill, Smith. Three base hits-Smith, Davis,
2; Cross. Sacrifice hits-Turner, Merritt
Stolen bases Grady, douglas, Hartman,
padden, Davis, Donovan, 4; Cross. Double
play ys-Cross, Hallman and Grady; Dono-
van, Merritt and Hawley. First base on
balls-Off Donahue, |; Off Hawley, g Hit
10y pitched ball-Snith, Gross. Struck
out-By Donahue, 2; by Hawley, 3. Wild
pitch Donahue. Time of gane-2 hours
and 80 minutes. Umpire-Mr Hurst
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GAMES TODAY.

Washington at Brooklyn.
Baltimore at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
PIttsburg at 81. Louis.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Louisville at Cincinnati.
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rim Hurst Released.

ST.. Louis, Aug. 6.-Umpire Tim Hurst,
who was arrested last night on Il charge
of throwing beer glass into the crowd
at Cincinnati, seriously injuring spec
tator, was this morning released on $500
bonds.
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Take steamer NJ. HYATT

Every Sunday morning, $50, from Grace
and Potomac sts., GeOrgetown, for Glen
Echo, Cabin John, Great Falls; delightful
sail, beautiful scenery, cool breezes. Char
tered day or evening by private parties Q1
clubs: Apply at boat or sos N. Y. ave.
au63t
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Eastern League.

AT Buffalo
Buffalo ...oo11OoO 3o-5
Syracuse e................0 90 D o o 0 2-3
Hits Buffalo, g; Syracuse, 8. Errors
Syracuse, 8. batteries buffalo, Brow aud
Zahner; Syracuse, Willis and shaw.
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A CAME FULL OF ERRORS
BrOoklynS Make Seven Unearned
Runs in Two Innings.
THEN GERMAN TRIED HIS HAND

The Work of the Senator's In the
Field Of a Kind Calculated TO
Give Their Pitchers a Very Tired
FeeIing-wagner Trying TO Buy
Players.
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V0II,II IL you stay in town every night,
l UU IL Ride or drive through BrOOkland
TO RAMS HORN INN Cool
DAVE drinks, fresh DreeZeS and lots
DHkE TO entertain you.
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THE ORIOLES FIGHT HARD.

They Lose to Their Foremost Rivals
by One Run.
Boston, Aug. 6.-Bnched hits in the
game today. Both teams played fast ball.
Snnra.
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SAD FOR THE INDIANS.
Papa Anson's Colts Defeat Them
in an Interesting Game.

Chicago, Aug. 6.-The Colts took an in
teresting game from the Indians today by
score of to 3. Callahan's batting streak
ana Dahlens fielding were the features
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at Scranton


Scranton ..........31Oo o2oO-6
Providence ..............0 90 o o 00-1
Hits Scranton, 13; Providence, 4. En-
rors Scranton, 3; Providence, b. Bat
etries Scranton, Harper and Boyd; Proyi-
dence, Brown and Dixon.
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BALTIMORE :. ...........O 0OO0-5
Earned runs Boston, 8; Baltimore, 3.
Twobase hits-Duffy, Pond. Three-base
hit it-Lowe. Home run-Kelly. Stolen bases
Duffy, Bergen. Bases on balls-Of Kobe
danz, 2; off P ond, 2. Hit by pitched ball.
Jennings. First base on errors Boston, 1; !;
Baltimore, 2. Left on bases Boston, s;
Baltimore, z. Wild pitch-Pond. Struck
out-By Klobedanz, 8; by Pond, /. Double
pIay-Lowe, Long, and Tenney. Umpire
Mr. Lynch. Time Of game z hours and 20
minutes.
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A roURTEEN INNING GAME.

The Pirates Defeat the Browns in
an Exciting Contest.
st. Louis, Aug 6.-The Pirates beat
the Browns this afternoon In one Of the
longest and most exciting games of the sea-
son, fourteen innings being required to de-
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Victory for sunday Ball.
Cleveland, Ohio. Aug, 6.-Sunday base
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At Toronto

Toronto .4O2O2 22O1O-11
Montreal .............0 o. 0 / 600
Hits Toronto, 15; Montreal, 7. Errors
Toronto, 2; Montreal, u. Batteries TO
ronto, Williams and Baker; Montreal, Gan
non and O'Neil.
The times., 1897-08-07

Quinn substituted for McGraW In ninth.
tCorbett batted for Nops in the ninth.
Boston 213O-6
Baltimore ...........0 :. 2 2 o 0000-5
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BELDENVllLE.

Saturday night brought the worst
flood ever known in Beldenyille. the
water being two feet and four inches
higher than ever before. according to
an old mark. No lives were lost, but
the losses will amount to thousands of
dollars.
Mrs. j. Hayward of Ellsworth visit
ed at }. Griggs' part Of the week.
Mrs. Harry Flanders Of Ellsworth
visited at Lutte Edwards the first of
the week.
Geo. Reed and wife of Alton. Iowa.
are visiting at J. LOcke's.
Mrs. Coon Of Omaha is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. n. Hall.
Frank Baker and wife have return
ed from Shell Lake where they have
been visiting the'past two weeks.
For short time the library books
will be at Mrs. Griggs'. The society
has added about 70 new books lately.
Larson Bros. have a lady clerk in
their store.
Mike LaGrander deals out the tenn
perance drinks now, in place OF Mr..
Leache
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He WAS Told MhX.

With a show of indignation q
member of the British Parliament
recently asked a government official
why a contract had been made with
firm in the United States for a
quantity of steel rails to be used in
India and paid for from the public
funds. The indignant legislator was
coolly informed that this was done
for the reason that the bid of the
American manufacturer was forty
thousand dollars lower than the
lowest bid submitted by home
manufacturers. This is a pointer
which indicates an arrival of the
times when the American manu-
facturer can compete with his
European neighbors in tie markets
Of the world in the matter of rail-
way iron. One very impol tant
factor which has contributed largely
to this result is the great ease with
which iron ore can now be secured
as compared with the cost of mining
it few years ago. This is especial
ly the case in the iron districts OF
northern Minnesota on the Messaba
range where there is an abundance
Of ore to be found but twelve feet
below the surface of the ground, the
ore being easy of access and mined
at comparatively trifling cost.
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Worth THINKING About

In a sermon which he recently
preached in Washington, Rev. DIR.
Talmage said: ''There are those who
are kept in poverty because of their
own fault They might have been
well off, but they smoked or chewed
up their earnings, or they lived be-
yond their means, while others on the
same wages and on the same salaries
went on TO competency. | know a
man who is all the time complaining
Of his poverty and crying out against
rich men, while he him self keeps two
dogs, and chews and smokes. and is
full TO the chin with whisky and beer.
Wilkins Micawber said to David
Copperfield; "Copperheld, my boy
one pound income, expenses, twenty
shillings aud siXpense; result, misery.
But, Coppertield, my boy, one pound
income, expenses, nineteen shillings
and siXpense: result, happiness But,
o working man, take your morning
dram, and your noon dram, and your
bfNhAhE hldllls anu HDCllu tNSl tilluS
you have over for tobacco and excur-
sions, and you insure poverty for your
self and your children forever
If by some generous fiat of the
capitalists of this country or by new
law of the government of the United
States % per cent or 80 per cent or
100 per cent were added TO the wages
of the working class. it would be no
advantage to hundreds of thousands
of them unless they stopped strong
drink. Aye, until they quit that evil
habit the more money the more ruin,
the more wages the more holes in the
bag.
My plea is TO those working people
who are in discipleship to the whisky
bottle, the beer jug, and the wine
flask. And what | say to them will
not be more appropriate to the work
ing classes than to the business classes
and the professional classes, and all
classes, and not with the people of one
age more than Of all ages"
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Every New Idea

That's a good idea, is embodied in
TIE construction of the Burlington's
new "St. Paul and Minneapolis
Chicago and st. Louis Limited. -
Electric light, steam heat, wide vesti-
bules, compartment sleeping cars,
buffet library cars-everything that
every other train has. and some things
that no other train has.
Newest and most costly of the
Earth's great trains. Best too: so
say the people WHO travel in it. No
extra fares.
Leaves Minneapolis 1920 P. NJ, st.
Paul sos p. NJ. daily.
Tickets at BOO Nicollet Ave, Min
neapolis, 400 Robert st, Hotel Ryan
ST. Paul.
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BIG RIVER.

Some rye threshing has been done
Miss Grace GTanbois arrived home
Monday from White Rock, s. D..
where she has been teaching for the
last ten months. After spending a
visit in the Twin Cities she came
down on her wheel, Mr.. George Ben.
nett of Minneapolis being her escort.
Peter Brandenbus jr. of Hastings
called here on business Wednesday.
Miss Susie Rock is on the sick list.
Mrs. Arthur Granbois of Minneapo-
lis IS visiting relatives at Big River
and vicinity.
ID. w. Kinney has been awarded the
contract TO rebuild the school house
in Ut. Dist. No. 10.
Miss Mabel Beardsley of Trimbelle
Is visiting her grandparents, Dir. and
Mrs. n. Granbois.
James Morrow has rer ted the Wig
gans farm.
Mrs. Thos. Brackin is somewhat
better.
Theo. Cook Of Prescott was in town
Tuesday.
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Did You Ever

Try Electric Bitters as remedy for
your troubles? Ii not, get a bottle
now and get relief. This medic ne
has been found to be peculiarly adapt
ed to the relief and cure Of all Female
Complaints. eXerting wonderful
direct influence in giving strength
and tone to the organs. If you have
Loss OF Appetite, Constipation, Head
ache, Painting Spells, or are Nervous,
Sleepless, Excitable, Melancholy or
troubled with Dizzy Spells. Electric
Bitters is the medicine you need.
Health and Strength are guaranteed
by its use. Fifty cents and $1.0O at
G. Il. Taggart's Drug Store. 3
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DOWNING.

Mrs. Stella Crane is here visiting
relatives.
VIM. Hartshorn made a business
trip to Glenwood Monday.
Y. b. Lewis and wife spent Sunday
with the parents of the latter.
Mrs. Randolph of Hersey visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hart
Shorn, last week
William Hawkins died July 30. 1897,
at the home of his son George. He
was y years of age.
If much more rain falls it will spoil
the potato crop. Some of the farm
ers are complaining now Of scabby,
rotten potatoes.
Amos Rudcsill and the writer went
to New Centerville Saturday return
ing Sunday. Amos punctured his
tire when about mile from home.
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KINNICKlNNIC.

The heavy rain of Saturday night
prevented church going on Sunday
from the south part Of the town.
John Elliott. in making the attempt
by the Follansbee bridge, found the
water so deep at the approach that ii
came into his carriage.
The bridge near Clint Williams was
carried away By the hay and barley
brought down from the fields above.
Considerable excitement is being
caused by sheep killing dogs. Owners
of dogs will do well TO take notice and
keep their ours chained mp. Bands OF
three, and some mes more, were seen
roaming through pastures chasing
pigs and calves in early spring and
summer Later they seem TO have
turned their attention TO sheep
Some of our farmers are heavy losers
thereby.
Improvem ents are being made on the
old Loring farm. A new granary has
been built. The portion Of the house
built in SO is replaced by a fine new
structure. The place is assuming an all
of thrift under the occupancy of Mr.
Wilhelm which we are glad to note.
A. H. Lowell lost a horse recently.
Mrs. Gray Of River Falls visited Mrs
| O'Keeife on Wednesday.
Pat O'Keeffe has a good position in &
school near Valley City, North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nye have returned L
their. Minnesota home: Their old friends
here have enjoyed Their visit very much
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Palaces on Wheels.

The Burlington's new Minneapoli
and St. Paul-Chicago and st. Loui
train consists of,
buffet library car,
combination sleeping car,
standard sleeping car,
compartment sleeping car,
dining car,
reclining chair car,
a day coach (high back seats).
The most costly, beautiful
luxurious six cars on earth. Steam
heated. Electric lighted. Wide
yestibuled. No extra fares.
Leaves Minneapolis 7:20 p. NJ, st.
Paul. sos P. NJ. daily. Tickets at BOG
Nicollet Ave, Minneapolis 400 Robert
st. Hotel Ryan, st. Paul.
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"Einest Train on Wheels,

That is what Mr.. Pullman says OF
the Burlington's new train between
Minneapolis and st. Paul and Chicago.
Finished throughout in royal fashion,
with wide vestibules, steam heat and
electric light, and composed of COM
partment and standard sleepers,
buffet library car, chair cars and
dining car, it is without an equal in
this country or abroad. No Extra
Fares.
Leaves Minneapolis 1920 P. NJ, St
Paul sos p ". daily.
Tickets at 300 Nicollet Ave, Min
neapolis, and 400 Robert ST., (Hotel
Ryan, st. Paul.
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To Institute A Camp,

Principal j. w. T. Ames of New
Richmond accompanied by about a
dozen members of the New Richmond
Camp Of Sons of Veterans will be in
the city Friday evening to initiate the
newly organized camp at this city.
In addition to Captain Aims delega-
tiOn, the captains OF the neighboring
lodges at Diamond Bluff, Ellsworth
and Hudson, are also expected. The
local camp Of Sons of veterans, as
informally organized, includes about
thirty members and should make a
strong nucleus for a permanent
organization. Any sons Of soldiers
who are over eighteen years Of age are
eligible to mem bership and are
cordially invited to become charter
memb ers by joining the lodge Friday
evening. The meeting will be held
at the G.. A. r. Hall, promptly at
7:30 o'clock.
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NEW CENTERVILLE.

John Douglas is home from Wood
vile for a few days.
The rain Saturday night raised the
river as high as it has been this year.
Mrs. Rory is visiting her grand
daughter. Mrs. Pete Zentzis Of this
place.
Amos and Allen Rudesill of Down
ing spent Saturday and Sunday in
town.
Tom and Bertha Hampton visited
at Mr.. Foss' in Woodville the last OF
the week.
Mrs. McCord and two children have
returned from Barron Co. where they
moved last fall.
o. ID. Pettet, Maud Woods, Henry
Gray and Minnie Pettet came out
from River Falls Sunday to the
League.
Mrs. Dora Rudesill and children
have returned to their home in Min.
neapolis after several weeks visit
with relatives here.
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Notice to Parents.

a new department will be opened
Tuesday, Sept. :, in the Model Grades
of the Normal School to be known as
the kindergarten or sub-primary.
Children aged years and under will
be taught suitably for their ages; in
struction and supplies will be furnish
ed free to pupils. The teaching, at
the hands Of Miss L. Peckham. is
assured to be of superior character
Applications for seats should be made
TO the undersigned, stating age an6
given name. The number of sittings
is limited to 40.
" d Parker Pres.
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FARMHlLL.

We are to have wedding in this
vicinity soon.
Fac. Chidester had a caller from
River Falls last week.
Frank Leisuer is building the
porches on David Rice's house.
William Rice went to Durand last
week to get his doors and windows fol
his new house.
The well drillers got down 112 feet
in Simon Van Nortwick's we'll and
lost their drills.
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Bucklen's Arnica SalVe.

The Best S1lye in the world for
Cuts. Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum. Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. It is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price 25c per box. For
ale by @. R. Taggart, druggist.
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GERTRUDE.

Mrs. Bake is sick with eczema.
o. Sather is enjoying a visit from
his sister.
Miss Addie Jiles has returned to
New Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Hanson of Viking
were callers here last Thursday.
One Of the worst rains of the season
occurred July %. A great deal of hay
was washed down the creek. There
was quite little damage done last
Saturday night also Several bridges
were washed away.
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

Miss Elsie Morgan is visiting at
River Falls this week.
Miss Eda Matteson Of Hudson call
ed il town one day last week.
Mrs. Geo. Steele returned from
Madison last Saturday accom- panied
by her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Steele.
Mrs. A. p. Matteson returned last
Saturday to her home in Minneapolis,
after a two weeks visit with relatives
here.
Ole Ramburg's team INDUCED in a
lively runaway last Tuesday. throw
ing out the occupants, but all escaped
with slight bruises,
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Trinity Church.

Friday evening at 1880. 1day at
1880, only.
Theodore Roosevelt of the Navy has
announced that a fleet Of five, and
perhaps seven, of our newer wal
vessels will be sent to sea and subject
ed to practical tests as to their ability
to withstand an engagement.
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Notice.

Installation of officers will take
place at the next regular meeting of
Rebekah Lodge, Thursday August u.
All members-especially the officers
to be installed-arc requested to be
present.
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II JUSTICE COURT, PIERCE AND ST. GROIN
COUNTIES, WISCONSIN, rss.
Before F. ID. Ensign, Justice Of the Peace.
To Jno. Smith:
You are hereby notified that a warrant Of al :
tachment has been issued against you, and
your property attached % satisfy the demand
OF JnO. W VIM, amounting TO Twenty
Dollars; now unless you shall appear before
D. Ensign, Esq. justice OF the peace in aud
tor said counties, at his Office in said city. on
August 23d, A. ID. 1897. at ! O'Clock in the after
noon, judgment viii be rendered against you,
and your property sold to pay the debt.
Dated az the city Of River Fails. Aug. 2, 1897
JNg. w WHY. PlRintln.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HUBER HOUSE. Ellsworth, Wis. Louis Huber
II Proprietor The house is in good eondi-
ton throughout, and the travelling public viii
always find good table and clean beds The
bar is supplied with the choicest liquors
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Iiuht Without Heat

In recent issue of the Illustrated
American an article appeared de-
scribing the invention of an mex
pensiye light without heat, contriy-
ance upon which a young mechanic,
ID. McFarlan Moore, has been diligent-
ly engaged for several years. The in
vention, which was recently exhibited
by Mr.. Moore in its improved form, is
based on the same principle that light
is merely form of motion. BY in
creasing the vibrations indefinitely an
increasingly brilliant light is pro-
duced. In this way, by Mr.. Moore's
arrangement, glow as white as sun
light is produced, and so intense that
a fairly distinct photograph may be
taken with it. An analysis of the
light through the spectrum shows
every line in position exactly as with
sunlight. Moreover the vacuum tubes
that distribute the light generate
practically no heat, and current re-
quired for a single incandescent light
is sufficient to supply from a dozen to
twenty vacuum tubes.
When the manufacture of Mr..
Moore's simple mechanism can be car
ried out on large scale it will prac-
tically revolutionize the matter of
al tificial light. Best of all, when this
comes about, the light is to be i'm
mediately adopted by the River Falls
Gas Company and the city will be
supplied with light unequalled by
anything now in use the world over.
And here's cordially hoping!
Rocky Mountain Tea is composed
of roots, banks, gums and leaves that
nature made. It's great medicine.
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For Sale.

Parties desiring to build viii do well
to inquire of me, as have desirable
lots for sale Oh reasonable terms.
THcg IS FOSTER.
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DErTISTS.
EXPRESS IND B4GGAGE.

Il A. HOWE, Express and Baggage Line
tt Leave orders az the Gladstone Hotel
Special attention given 10 collecting Baggage
from and delivering to all parts Of the city.
All kinds Of dTay and team work promptly
attended TO. Chances moderate.