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IHVT6 " UH WUTHTMW BETTlWTnTInV In ThN Cn6TOl To-day
light, especially at Rio, and Hamburg and Rio quota.
lions We're higher. but there was very little dispo.
Tor this month show a sharp falling OF as compared
with last month.
METAIs-were nominally unchanged.
NAVAL S~ToREs-Spirits OF turpentine was dull at
27h@27Ac. Rosin was unchanged at O. .42i2@el.Ab
for common to good strained.
PRovIsloSs-LArh was duh but steady. Prime,
30.O7ri refined ror the Continent, $685.. Pork
wa nrm but inactive; Mess, e~lo.0sSslo;15
Dressed hogs, .6ts6ec. Taliow. .sIqc. Butter
ondS. i5@i5lSc.; thirds. i5,ac.; state extras, 100
lei4c; nrsts, l5i9c. thirds to seconds, lSaslbc.
oheesexNew state, fun cream. large. colored and
eoiored and white, fancy. oIa7c.t good to prime.
and Pennsylvania fresh gathered. fancy, 12Ialeqc,
nrsts. ~1l24G6l2c.; Western fancy. 1liac. Chicago.
June 1S.-"Provisions were q little nrmer early
But lost the Improvement and closed quiet about the
same as yesterday. The volume of trade was light
Packers reported . slow cash demand. Estimated
receipts OF hogs for Monday 81, 900; total for next
suoAR-RSw was dull but steady; So test, $50
sac; 90. test. 4 bloc. Refined was In moderate de.
mand and firm.
wooL-Current quotations Of carpet woods. based
on Wool Exchange official classification, are as fol.
14iac.. BadEad. black, 2o@2ic.; Bagdad. lawns. 200
Gle; Bagdad whites, 2e@23c.; Bokhara, colors. 1910
iac ;Bokhara; whites. ! 30 &c. camel's hair. Russian,
i iHTsi DonsEoi. oombinF' ssas6cc.; DonsFoi. oolors.'
Valparaiso. i3@1lc.; East India, Joria and vicaneer.
24@27c.; East India, Kandahar. 22a25c.; Fest India,
SaTPst l nllinsi och SsHi Acc ia5 Sol[sn East as india 1e carpet Pc
Georgian. B.. 14@16o.; Georgian. B. s.. 1901 &c.
Karadi, choice, l7@lsc.; Rarndi. ordinary, 15@17c.
19c.; Mohair. Turkish. 42@46c.; Mossul. washed,
l7@l9c: noSsul. unwashed. 14c.; oporto. 19c.; sa-
CHrcAaoy lime If. -Tbese ,vero o.dav,a nricea.
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rHILADrIrHiA CLOSING QUOTATIONS..

CT ofNJbs - 1881 Marsdsn... @ 6is
u Imp co1loh lloHJ
Final sales compare with those OF yesterday as
follows:
June IL. june 1871 June II. June rs.
A,T&sFop 32A 32S N W com...l2bla I2dA
Am S Ref ..lS2% 1917 N Pao CEN. 8 277s
Am TOb....ll6h 1854 n Pao Pfc. 6ea 90
Am sp NJ. Id 49, NY cent...1l6E ll5s
Brook t. Ola 5oN NJ Cent. oAh 9dp
Geo q stL 12a 4lsl Pc O.. oSa 95A
C.B&o"..loAa lo4 RockIsland 1904 1861
Cen ass....loe 1876 Reading. les leh
chss 4 o.. 23S 23u Read LIST pr dc Asa
Oh @ w.. lAb 14S st conn.,. oeS esa
CT, La W.. l4s las Texas Pac.. ia ia
D&Rap.. sos 51h lrc.ISR.. 237s Cd
Gen Elec... 37% 37a On, Pac.... 23h 23p
Illinois Cen o5 lo4 UnPao D.. 597s 6eps
Kan & 3 "a U S Rubber 23ps 2A's
Lou a Nash 52h 62 u $ Rubp. SO IS
Laclede Gas 8 ass S Leath.. 7b 77s
hsnh Con. 1865 lo4h S Lcathp sc e5ia
No Pac.... 8 3as wabash pr. 1ois l9is
Met st Ry.. lel W On Tel. 2 Ola
North Am. 6S 6e wh&LE.. 2s 2
Norf & W p 51A 5la
Government bonds easier. The As C OF 1925
closed L y cent. lower bid and tho As r of 1907
Il y cent. lower bid. Railway and other bonds
irregular. The features were American Tobacco
scrip, Chesapeake and Ohio consol 5s, southern
Pacific of California consols, Southern Pacific OF
Now Mexico 1sts, Texas Pacific lists. Union Pa
clfc As, Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf lists,
net declines were in Atchison adj. Is. y Scent.
to 65Ns. and, general, 4s. Il, to o2A; Chesa-
peake and Ohio consol 5s, q, to ia; Texas Pa
cihc eds, 80, to 1914, and Union Pacific, Denver
and Gulf lists, t. r., u q cent, to 81. The note
worthy advances were in American Tobacco
California consols. q. to 81: southern Pacific OF
Now Mexico. 4. to l09, and Union Pacific As,
b cent, TO 974.
In bank stocks nine shares OF Bank of the
State Of New York sold at 102.
Commercial price of bar silver in New York,
577sc. Bar silver in London closed at 20 1l-l6d.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 45Ac.
Money on call. HE'LL . cent. Time money is
quoted at Gig y cent. for sixty days, 8 u cent.
for three months. and gig v cent. for seven
months on good mixed Stock Exchange collat-
cent. for bills receivable; acceptances and prime
single names at 3l9@4 y cent; other names.
4lod5 q cent.
The foreign exchange market closed quiet and
firm. Posted asking rates for sterling are: Sixty
days. S4.S5, and sight. 1884,. Actual rates are:
Long bills. &4.s4; sight drafts, S4.s5ia. and cable
transfers, $4.s5a. Francs arc quoted at 5.2l7s@
marks, 94osd94A for long and 95lsa95A for
short; guilders, 1-16 for long and 40 3.16
@404 for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston-Par
and 2lo cents premium. Charleston-Buying. par;
selling, ls premium. Savannah-Buying. l-16
discount; selling, Lie premium. New Or
~leans.-Bank, 81 premium; commercial, 25 cents
MUM; telegraph. 17l2 cents premium. 81. Louis
80 cents premium. Chicago-10 cents pre-
MUM. CincinnRti-Between banks, rs cents pre-
MUM. and over counter. so cents premium.
The weekly statement of of the Clear
ing House banks shows:
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tai sales OF railway Donds CpRr valuel. 5000, oeC
RAILROAD AND THE SHARES.

Total sales of railway bonds CpAr valued, 5000, 900.
RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES.
open. High LOle- ~--CIoStng-
Sales. IH1. sH. est. Bid. AHked.
2i7O7 AmsR"l32h 1921 1909 l31as 1871
$40 Amsh. Ia Id l31 3 49,
10000 Am ToO. So lleh ll5b 1853 1861
400 Amrobpl lle 1le 40 -
90 Am EE..le7 1877 1877 l27 100
200 Am Coil 2OS eos 2OS 30 2Os
20 AmCop IA IA q 73L "a
go Atch.T&
Ee... l3is l3IS l3S l3 l3s
A9TO At'h.T&
SIC D.. 32A 32A 32a 32h aga,
100 BrunswE ~ H. llh IL l2
ABS BAlt& o 2OSs 2OH o 2os o
1860 Bay Ste 90 80 90 80 80
1880 BrkRT 81 5Ib sos 6oS 6oS
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bin, 9. O., June tb,-"Aro now having refreshing
showers Throughout this section, and we expect TO
hear good reports OF the growing crop. Dry weather
has so fortified 10 with top root that II will stand
large. Foliage" Troy, Ala, June De- A n general
rule June marks the climax of development of cotton
been unusually dryi no grass, plant looks vigorous
and healthy. II IL taking on squares literally, and in
are approaching time when the upward development
reaches the Init, present appearance OF crop cannot
ne accepted as q criterion OF final Outturn, the latter
part OF June being beginning Of most important time
that determines the result. Our section IL still behind
on rAlni good heavy showers would DO Beneficial
C~oFFEE-hio on tho spot was dulli No. q. ~ The
anles were 700 hays Maracaibo on private terms.
ported. at 5oscu cost and freight. for Nos. 8 and 9; 90
Slac. Tor Nos, 0. o, Z, 9. and o, and 7ac. for No. 3.
Futures here closed steady at unchanged prices. The
sales were ., 300 bage. Hayre was unchanged. Ham
burg advanced 4 pig. American warehouse dellv.
cries, 7.149 bags, Rio was steady At 100 rels ad.
vance; receipts, 1000. stock, $4,000; exchange
Tasdn n decline of l.l6d. Santos report was un.
changed; receipts, 1000. The future trading here
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Tho List or Referees.

The following is a list OF the referees appointed
in cases in the Supreme Court last week:
BIZ Justice Russell.
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BOE & BARNES
A DROWNING MAN

a DROWNING MAN
Kicks hardest Just bafore he sinks. graspinR even a
straw with which to retain his body above the water,
so the GKANGER SHARES are struggling before the
drop. graphing at little manipulated advances n
SPIRITS, Z. r. T., TOBACCO and MANHATTAN. eX.
pecting these strawB to hold up the tremendous body
OF stocks now lastly exhansting their strength. our
letter on THE PRESENT SITUATION" Will give
lated: Write for It at once, and sell G. B. Q. short
rlay, 1CEIWee & Paine,
N BROKERS 90 Broadway. Now York.
Memher. 81. Y. CONS. STOCK EXCHANGE
N. Y.
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OREGON
Reorganization.


B SosToN 2 juno 10. 1895.
To Holders OF Certificates or Deposit
Representing Consolidated MORTGAGE Bonds
And Preferred and Common stock or
The Oregon Improvement Company.
Holders Of certificates representing Consolidated
The Oregon Improvement Company. are hereby mott.
ned that they may exchange such certificates for
with the terms Of the reorganization Agreement, on
AND AFTER Jun 10Th: on surEsndeF thereof.
cit IT'S OF ofi se t %"i ds sI5e e6G G9sneF T q N9'S coM HeE York x
its ONCE. in the Ames Building, Boston.
Any holder entitled to receive scrip for the fraction
Company. or purchase from It such fractional amount
as viii entitle him to a full share
titled to fractional scrip, should advise the trust
JOHN i. WATERBURY,. Chairman.
WE FROM ROME s. 40 RAS ALL A;
Sss YoFS oeD.rssi. t iiszs 80 I: e ~ ST. ~ x siai; aOp p.
s Si1s; Ss5 f. each sSi Hun usSa nSaP shares sss:; Ton GS;ss'f iots l r pro- RT:
portion-that is. $3.50 each Ten. City and out.of.
saS our e com 95 @s5s.e os SEssr Of p T4its fof Hs o1r fsas.t ea!!
Eneyelopedia and fun explanation Of Puts & Calls;
O'clock. for day. Week or month. subject to cianse in
RR ss for s Isl !. &c. s e.. 81 rs : a of s : Rsr . fins; feS9 sh %ss.
Ten share lots in proportion; Az PRIVILEGES bought
are also ready to oD make them good through any = rel.
able Stock Exchange or Consolidated House the puR'
BANKING HOUSE OF
B0E & BARNES
90 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
WE OFFER $40 .Ten Dollars) per 10000 Tsa
w Thousand Dollars) to put" that Is for the
bonds to any responsible hrm or person ct par. 1ool
sold any time this n SssF = BARNES.
Bankers. % Broadway. New York.
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ISSUE OF
S5,OOO,OOO
FIRST MORTGAGE
FIVE PER CENT. GOLD BONDS
OF THE
Consolidated Gas Company
OF
The City Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dated February 1, 1898. Maturing Febru.
airy l, I948. Interest Payable Feb.
ruary let and August Ist In
the cities Of New York
and Baltimore.
Total Amount Of Mortgage, $5,OOO,OOO.
MARYLAND TRUST COMPANY, BALTIMORE,
TRuSTEE

These are Coupon Bonds Of $1,000 each TO bearer.
with privilege of registration of principal, or of
both principal and interest.
PRINCIPAL and interest are payable in gold coin Of
the United states OF, or equal to, the present
standard of weight and 6neness. without deduction
OF any United States. State, County, or Municipal
tax or taxes. which said gas company, Its success
sors. or assigns. may be required to pay, deduct,
or retain therefrom under any present or future
law, said gas company agreeing to pay such tax
or taxes.
The CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY OF THE
CITY OF PITTSBURGH Incorporated May 10.
1871. charter perpetua) ia the owner Of the fran
chises and property of the following Pittsburgh
Gas Companies:
CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY,
PITTSBURGH GAS COMPANY,
EAST END GAS COMPANY, M
M A COMPANY.
1t also owns oil the bonds and all the shares of stock
Of the ALLEGHENY ILLUMINATING COMPANY of
the City Of Allegheny, which latter company is the
owner of all the property. rights. and franchises OF
the ~ALLEGHEN A COMPANY.
These companies. with the SOUTH SIDE GAs COM.
PANY. which supplies the district south OF the
Monongahela River. constitute all the gas manufac.
turing companies operating in tho cities of Pitts.
burgh and Allegheny. The exclusive right to manu-.
facture gas in the two cities. as We are advised, Ii
now vested in them.
The CAPITALIZATION of the CONSOLIDATED GAS
CoMPANY is as follows:
First Mortgage o per cent. 50.Year Gold
bonos. S6.000,0 900
@ per cent. Cumulative Preferred Stock,
with the provision that dividends must
DC paid II $780, 900
Common stock. 1000, 0oU
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AVAILABLE cash balance,
including gold reserve, Sl9O, o2a,4l4 sls6, 1875
Money in London h@l v cent. Rate of dis.
months bills, 1Ssall2 Y cent Paris advices
quote 3 y cents at 102 francs 90 centimes. Ex-
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New York stock Ex~chAnEe-snIea Juno 1R.
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED STATES BONDS.
MD IaESd ma a.L.d
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Futures In Now Orleans to-day declined 3 to o points.
Futures here declined 8 to Z points. closing barely
steady, with sales OF "a. 300 bales. The future trad.
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freight to Rurfalo. Rye-was easy. No. 2 Western,
Boo, free on board anoat. Corn-Spot was dull.
The sales were 5000 bush. yellow. on private terms,
for export; No. 9 mixed. in elevator, 36S4c. Flu.
lures adv anced &c. to &c. Future sales 10000
bush. as follows:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-05-26
cathnlic Church Items.

Sunday, May 20, divine service will
be at FL Paso at 10 A. NJ.
On Decoration Day, Monday, May
3Oth, our ladies will serve good,
substantial, warm dinner in the
church hall Please, come every
body There will be ample accommo-
dation for several hundred. The hall
will always be found comfortable,
clean, airy ana we'll lighted. II it is
hot outside the hall will be cool; ii it
is chilly outside, the hall will be found
a splendid place to congregate. 1t is,
also, handy by the cemetery. Hence,
please, drop in to see us, on your re-
turn from the cemetery.
Ice cream will, also, be served at )
cents dish.
On June 9Th there will be Tenn
perance Lecture in the church hall at
3 ?. N.
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The production of Uncle Tom :
Cabin, which will be presented at
Opera Hall on Saturday, May 18th, is
on scale Of magnifcence never be-
fore witnessed in this city. Mr.. Kiser's
com pany does not carry brass band,
but he employs actors worthy OF the
name. and resorts to special scenery
and mechanical effects. several Of
which are said to be very beautiful
In the last scene the ascent Of little
Eva to the realms Of bliss, borne by
angels through the pearly gates, the
Ohio River by moonlight, the Rocky
Pass. and cotton plantation, all are
actually produced by this company.
They also introduce mum Der Of
plantation songs, dances, etc, during
the action of the play, bringing this
beautiful old drama up to date. Such
PLAYS are rs good as sermon. They
point a moral and adorn a tale.
Thev teach US lessons in thoughtful
ness and charity. They impress on
our minds the Golden Rule. This will
be the first time that every scene in
this famous old drama has ever been
produced in our city. The prices have
been reduced to 10 and 20 cents and
the Dpera Hall will undoubtedly be
crowded TO the doors.
c,,-, 49, Io,,.,l T2urner ar BARNARD
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Gone Into Camp.

Thin are the blue-clad ranks to-day,
once han-a million strong,
And slow and feeble are the feet that
onee marched far and long;
Once more together they viii march with
slow, uncertain tramp,
To see their comrades who have gone
before them into Camp.
The tents are spread-the low, green tents
whose curtains tightly close;
No reveille will waken those who sweetly
here repose;
No more their weary feet will toll DER
highways rough and damp
For them, the long, hard march is done
they've all gone into Camp.
Their comrades come with songs and
flowers, the banner Of their love
Floats proudly out upon the air, their
low, close tents above;
All, many mile they followed it, with
strong aud steady tramp,
Before they heard the order given
Break ranks-go into Camp y
Soon all the weary feet viii halt, the
last march will be made,
For them the low, green tents be spread,
on hillside or on glade;
No more together they viii march with
slow and broken tramp
To an the order viii be given" Break
Ianks-go into CampT
I
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Robbed the Grave.

4 startling incident of which Mr..
John Oliver of Philadelphia was the
subject, is narrated by him as follows:
Il was in q most dreadful condition.
My skin was almost yellow, eyes
sunken, tongue coated, pain continual
ly in back and sides. no appetite
gradually growing weaker day by day
Three physicians had given me up.
Fortunately a friend advised trying
Electric Bitters, and to my great
joy and surprise, the first bottle made
a decided improvement. | continued
their use for three weeks, and am
now a well man. l know they saved
my life, and robbed the grave Of
another victim" No one should fail
to try them, Only 50 cents per bottle
at G. r. Taggart's Drug Store.
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Normal Jottinqs.

Invitations have been issued by
Misses Shultes and Smith for party
on Saturday evening of this week in
honor of the practice teachers.
Reporters inform the school each
day at 1870 of events Of the day. Mr..
Wentz made a report Tuesday and
Mr.. Andrews Wednesday. We will
hear from Lyman Weld Friday.
Some Of the boys are training for
field day
Mrs. Meade of Shell Lake arrived
Tuesday and the other members of
Visiting Committee will arrive this
week to collect the data necessary for
their report to State Supt
Miss Lulu Beers conducted a class
in reading before the school Wednes-
day. Miss Beers made a very credit
able showing as teacher.
The benefit tomorrow evening will
furnish a rare entertainment for a
worthy object.
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Trinity Church.

Sunday, 1890, The Comforter OF
the Church" 73O, "The Holy
spirits Working" Hymnal Ser
mon
Wednesday, 7:3o, Litany and
address.
Excellent music will be furnished
at the entertainment tomorrow
evening.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-05-26
MIL LIN E r Y

The River Falls Millinery Emporium
has a fine assortment of trimmed hats
and bonnets, walking hats, sailors, and
wear. Correct styles and
prices.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-05-26

Rev Crosby Of Hudson gave U"O
very fine sermons last Sunday
Next Sunday morning we loin Ia
union services at the NJ. +. enuTGh.
Sunday school will convene al Tue
usual time.
Subject Of evening sermon. AN olQ
Picture Of He'll by a Master ram Yer.
b. Y. P. Ct. Will be led oy Mrs.
Bewick. Subject, Romanlsm III
America.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-05-26

Tie entertainment to be given at
Opera Hall tomorrow evening for
Miss Nyes benefit should be literally
patronized. The object is a most
worthy one and while the peoples
svmpathies are enlisted they should
be liberal in substantial manifesto
lions. The character of the enter
tainment commends itself for super
for merits. & previous benefit enter
tainment was eminently satisfactory
from the high order Of the perform
ance. A glance at the program for
tomorrow evening viii warrant the
assurance of a satisfactory entertain
ment.
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NJ. {. Church.

Next Sunday morning the annual
Memorial service in honor Of deceased
soldiers of the Rebellion will be held
at the NJ. e. church, other churches
participating. The evening sermon
will be on the subject, win Men be
Damned for being Skeptics?"
Ice Cream Soda 10 cents at Barnard
& Clnnrhis
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-05-26
Farm For Sale.

/ offer for Sale my home farm, six
miles east Of the city Of River Falls,
in the town of Kinnickinnic, consist
ing of 100 acres Of good land, with
suitable buildings and al abundance
of good water. Terms easy.
r p HTCKS
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-05-26

DR.. p. Z. DeMille, the dentist, will
make his next regular professional
visit TO this city on Monday, May 30
and remain here one week. Office at
Gladstone Hotel. Those desiring
his services should make early engage
mentS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-05-26

A general invitation is hereby eX-
tender TO all soldiers, civic societies
and the people Of River Falls IN gener..
al to take part in the observance OF
Memorial Day, May 80, 1895.
Coz. J II. LANGDoN, r. Y
CHAs. E BERNETT. AdI-t.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-05-26

The ahard tack" which is being sup
plied TO our volunteers is very different
article from the great round wheaton
slabs which fed our armies during the
War of the Rebellion. 1t Is made III Ut
tie oblong bits about the size OF an oyster
crecter INT square cornered. Thus the
soldier il not obliged to impeTil his teeth
~ of yoTe in biting from the slab or if
his teeth are poor, to dip it in his coffee
before getting a mouthful. Baked in
TINS modern way it is more friable and
easier 10 chew. But it will no longer
serye as a platter on which it was the
nride of the old campaigner to be able TO
emf his meat with his jackknife without
demoIishing the dish. --Ea1t Claire Lssdsp.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-05-26

For SALE.-An eight room house,
With good we'll water, new barn,
poultry house and yard. Apply to
Mrs. S. II. WATSON.
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1T IS the Best on Earth.

That is what Edwards s Parker,
merchants of Plains, Ca. say, OF
Cham berlain's Pain Balm, for rheu,,
matism, lame back. deep seated and
muscular pains. Sold by r. ). Free
man. druggist.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-05-26

There will be no preaching service
at the Congregational church next
Sunday morning. The Sunday school
viii meet as usual The subject Of
the pastors sermon in the evening
will be The Meaning Of the Monu-
ments. :.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-05-26

Los- On the Hudson road, Tues
day. May q. package aof merGchan-
disc marked r. NJ. Finder Will be
suitably rewarded by leaving the same
at Fred Muckeuhausen ; store inns
city.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-05-26
Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining uncalled for in
the postoffice at River Falls, Wis,
for the week ending May 81, 1898:
GENTS
Clint Boyer.
r. MCGREGOR. p. NJ.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Council Chamber, City OF River Falls,
n.

Council Chamber, City OF River Falls,
May 18th, 1898.
Special meeting OF Common Council.
Adjourned till 100 P. NJ, May 18th,
1898. Council called to order by the
Mayor. Present, Mayor Chinook,
Aldermen Kaler, Thomson, Pratt and
Williams.
Appointment OF a. II. Lord as De-
putty Marshal for City of River Falls
approved by Council, all voting aye.
A resolution repeating resolution
approved Nov lst, 1895, granting a
franchise to Pierce Co. Telephone Co.
and any other person to maintain
telephone exchange, etc, read first
time.
On motion voted to suspend the
rules and read the resolution second
and third times and to put the reso-
luton upon it's passage.
Resolution read second time; reso-
luton read third time, the follow
ing Councilmen voting the resolution,
Aldermen Kaler, Pratt, Thomson and
Williams.
On motion the rules suspended and
the following resolution read the
End and 3rd times and put upon its
passage. Following Aldermen voted
to adopt the res olution, Kaler, Pratt,
Thomson and Williams.
Meeting adjourned.
T. " WILLIAMS,
Sec. Protein.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-05-26
HIST RECEIVED.

A lot of 10 bicycles of various styles
and prices-from SO up. Call and
see them if you intend to buy.
JOHNSON & ELERTsoN.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-05-26

The program Of the Fifth Annual
Reunion Of the So. CroiX Valley
Veterans warrants an abundance Of
entertainments for June l, , and 3 at
Ellsworth. Martial music will be
strong and welcome feature Of the
reunion. Addresses will be made by
J. w. Hancock, J. S. Rounce, Mrs.
Armstrong. E B. Gray, D W. Wood
worth. Father Duren and W. NJ.
Balch. The Bryant Quartette Of
Minneapolis will enliven the occasion
with their songs, and many other
elements of sociability and enjoyment
VIII be added.