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The times., 1898-03-06
FOR SUNDAY NIGHT TEA.
DciiciousIy Light and FIaky Dishes
for That Repast

Even after hearty dinner at
o'clock on Sunday. most of us are ready
for something hot and savory for tea
at half-past 6. In a certain roomy.
CHEEKY kitchen, high carnival is held
after on Sunday evening, for her royal
highness the cook takes herself out of
the way until 10 at night, and as one or
two of the ladies have a delightful
knack at cooking and also the very i'm
portant one of clearing up after. init
mate friends scent the good things. and
delight to lend hand and drop into
seat at the table.
AS the writer often finds her knees
under this hospitabIe table. she has
gained consent to widen the circle that
enjoys tho good things and give our
readers share.
On the next Sunday evening she de-
eided to try a recipe which a certain
w. ''0r'--7 -" ---itts-- ~t~,,% haiDos
during tsa Tdrrisol Administration a
The times., 1898-03-06

process of training in fortitude and en-
durance. Bailey, however, is not without
his remedy. 1t will be very easy for him
to send word to the Virginia legislature
that if they don't come down he will re-
turn and give them another three hours
dose of political information That in
Texas parlance, would be pretty sure to
fetch EN-" Meantime Virginia will owe
him $3.50 on account. 1t was Mr.. Rufus
Choate, we believe, who in an impassion-
ed harangue Just before the war, uttered
the aspiration, "Oh for an hour of Daniel
Webster Virginia viii "gO two bet
ter and owe for three hours of Joseph
Bailey.
The times., 1898-03-06
Is the baby too thinl

Is the baby too thinf
Does he increase too slow
ly in weight
Are you in constant fear
he will be i'll?
Then give him more flesh.
Give him more power to
resist disease. He certainly
needs a fat-forming food.
SCOTS Emulsion is Just
that food. 1t will make the
baby plump; increase the
weight; bring color to the
cheeks, and prosperity to the
whole body. Thin children
take to it as naturally as they
do to their milk.
5o.. ard LOO, zli dsussi,ts.
SCOT: q BOVINE. Cie.nists Ne" York.
The times., 1898-03-06

''WhatH you have The answer in
variabIy IS 'HeUrich's beer, thank yOui''
All people drink HeTrichS :. down town
ana at home. Telephone 5:s. Arlington
BottlinS Co, for u ease uf Mierzca. SEN
ate or Lager Beer or Stock Ale.
The times., 1898-03-06
A PLEA FOB THE SOUTH POLE.

For 3f1 years or more an international
game Of hunt the thimblc has been car
ried on with the North Pole AS the OBJ
jective point For I'm article which is in
plain sight and located with absolute
certainty. it has caused more hunts than
one. would believe possible-more hunts
than ang other one thing ON the face OF
The earth Tt mas been sought with q
zeal and per-istency which. if applied To
the salvation of souls. would have made
this earth little heaven below and
driven BeelzeHub To bankruptcy. Ii our
national legislators adhered 10 their
business with half the fervoT and de-
,otiou With which the average Arctic
explorer sticks To his. history would he
made By the carload The Arctic
e,-nlorer To use a hamely but expressive
metaphor. freezes 10 mis- job. 1t seems
as If ha had contracted habit OF goinG
20 look for the North Pole. and could
not tix his mind on anything else. For
300 years these persevering creatures
have followed one program as surely
and as accurately aS the beaver builds
his mud wall They go. after more or
less scientific preparations. 10 look for
the Pole and get themselves lost. and
frozen. and hunted Up by weeping rela-
tiyeS ami eaten up. in cases of stern ne
cesSity. by synpathizicg friends: and
then they come homo ana tell their eN-
perieuccs. OF course this is not true.
exactly. of the people Who have been
eaten bot in other cases the explorers
como home and tell OF their expert
tuCeS.
In fact most North Polar expeditions
may be summed up in this way; Act -
The explorer goes to look for the Pole;
Act II-Friends so 10 look Tor the eN-
plorer. Act III-ENploTer and friends
come home and spend the rest of their
lives telling about ii All. They and their
tale Of woe are always received with ag-
clamation and tears. especially at that
point IN the story where the canned
things gave out and they had 10 depend
on their boots. and So on. for sustenance.
1t Is 4 curious thing that none Of these
Arctic explorers ever seem TO carry
enough provisions. They always run
short OF course, they always plan TO
finish oUi the trip on short ratioHs, and
hunt some polar bear. and eat some dog.
and so the returning expedition is II man
becomes what Die eats. "a sort Of Arctic
meuaEcrie OF DOG, seal, whale, polar bear,
fish Arctic bird. and few other things
bun They do not often manage TO have
even enough dog. Ii seems as il at last
one Arctic expedition might be organized
with enough provisions TO support life
are no microbes inside the Arctic circle,
and IN a region where nature has given
this great boon 10 man. it does seem as If
ne might refrain from triGi2g with his
health IN 50 deliberate and uncalled-f0T
F4c 81 hf.r1
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Obituary.

Harry Locke Currier Of the 18th
Regiment of Minnesota Volunteers,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Currier of
this place, died at Manila from ty-
phoid fever.
Harry was born Jan. 20, 1875. He
graduated from the Elementary
Course of the River Falls Normal
School in 1893, continuing in study
in that institution until he had
completed the Sd and part of the 4th
years work. He then entered the
University of Minnesota taking the
course Of Mines and Mining and was a
member of the Senior Glass at the
time Of his death. He was born and
had grown to manhood in this place,
and was one of the young men of
whom we felt justly proud. Talented
and studious in no ordinary degree;
just and generous, with warm heart,
very clear head busy hand, and a
supreme devotion to truth and honor;
fearless with righteous fearleSsness
which enabled him to thew TO the line
where principle was involved, caring
little where the chips fiew," he was
cut down in the forenoon of a man
hood, so full of promise. brightness
of life and sincerity Of purpose were
his chief characteristics. His face
like his figure was remarkable for It's
strength rather than its beauty OF
outline. None had warmer friends,
few had more.
The circumstances of his death are
peculiarly sad-separated from home
and loved ones by distance so great
that makes bringing home his remains
only remote possibility.
In the death of Harry Currier ouI
| community, our state and our nation
sustain loss because upon just sucl
young men depends the future welfare
! of our national life.
To the bosom of a strange and fal
away land his precious remains have
been consigned; here we shall retain
of him fond memories only These
were among his last words to his
mother: Il may do nothing to make
me famous, but you may be assured
shall do nothing of which you need be
| ashamed.
! peace be with thee, o our brother,
| In the spirit land;
Nainly look we for another,
In thy place to stand.
Unto truth and freedom giving
All thy early powers,
Be thy virtues with the living,
And thy spirit ours"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-10-06

Surveyor made him the logical candi-
date for denomination to that office
and he received the unanimous vote
Of the convention therefor.
The voters Of the county should
show their appreciation Of the charac-
ter and standing OF these candidates
by large vote in their favor and not
TO remain at home with the feeling
that as the county is largely Repub-
lican few votes more or less are not
of much value. All men like recog-
milton and every vote is in a way a
compliment to those whom it favors.
For RENT House and lot on cor
ner Of Second and Spring streets. In
quire of A. w. Kaler.
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During October all goods will be
sold for cash only.
G. |. APROBERTs.
f. A. CHAPMAN

Mr.. EDITOR:-It may seem that a
person living in the southern part OF
River Falls is not interested in the
politics Of st. Croix county, yet the
fact that my home was for five years
in that county must be my excuse
for taking some interest in the county
still. There is one county Office
which l believe is not political flee
and should not be considered as one,
the office Of Superintendent Of Schools.
The ordinary rules Of rotation Of
Office and locality ought not TO be
considered 10 selecting a man for
sue h an office. st. Croix county has
a good superintendent, one Of the
best in the state. 1t is no disparage-
ment to other aspirants for the Office
TO say it. He is close to the schools,
understands their needs, has done a
great work for them, and l believe
that st. Croix county will do itself a
favor and Mr.. Bixby a justice, if it
accords him renomin alton for the
office he has so well filed for the last
six years. Yours truly,
J. ". t. AMEs.
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Public School Notes.

Miss Florence Mcdonald was absent
from her seat in the high school fol
several days, on account of sickness
We are glad to see her back.
Bruce Andrus met with a serious
accident last Saturday while picking
up potatoes, and as result will not
be in school for some days.
Only one case of hardness in the
high school during September. Some
of the grades had even better records.
With two or three exec tions the
attendance in the high school is re-
markedly regular. Why should there
be any exceptions?
Attendance in some of the grades
has suffered much the last month
through the prolonged absence of a
few. Some absence is unavoidable,
but we believe that % cents earned
at the expense of days absence from
school is bad investment. 1t is the
regular keeping at it, which counts,
in school as elsewhere.
Writing in the schools has under
gone radical change in the last few
years. Position, style, appearance,
neatness, legibility, comfort, health,
all are improved by the new vertical
system. See the copy books of the
little ones of the LIST and End Primary.
Miss E. G. Pratt was a school visitor
on the 28th ult.
The omnipresent school book man
has been very much in evidence the
last month, his numbers having been
by B. 5. Lobdell, w. H
Goddard, S. B. TODD and A. H.
Porter.
Both city papers, Journal and
Times, find their way to the high |
school reading table.
The B German class is getting be-
7ond the TX kan Mkt" stage.
The c class ia the first primary are
rejoicing In their new primers.
Two new pupils in the grammar
trade and one new in the high school |
his week.
Miss Frye's pupils have been doing
some very good work in drawing from
lie object. Vegetables and fruits
nave been their main work lately.
A joint committee from the high
school and Normal is arranging bee
)icnic at The City Park for next Sat
friday.
The high school team played its
lrst practice game against the team
rom the Normal Tuesday, winning
q Is minute halves by a score Of 8 to !
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Foot Rail-.

The Normal and High School teams
lined up for their first practice game
Tuesday evening after school. The
playing of both teams was very slow
and the interference was ragged.
The halves were Is minutes long.
Normal kicked off in the first half,
and it took the Highs just the Is
minutes TO take the ball down the
field for a touchdown. Jensen made
a beautiful kick of a difficult goal,
and the score was t to 0. In the
second half Jensen kicked OFF for the
Highs, and sent the ball hard against
one Of Normal's guards, whence it
bounded back and Knobel fell on it
for the Highs. The Second half was
played all Ia Normal's territory and
ended with the ball in Nornals pos
session on their yard line.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-10-06

Rev. Mr.. Snodgrass and wife went
to River Falls yesterday. Few men
or families ever moved from New
Richmond whose departure caused
more regret. They will be missed on
all social and benevolent occasions,
and the years will be many and long
before the vivid recollections of their
sojourn among us will be dimmed,
and never forgotten. We predict a
no less useful career is before them
in their new home in River Falls. and
owing to their nearness to New Rich
mond we shall expect to see them
here often. We wish them a pleasant
and useful sojourn in River Falls
Republican, New Richmond.
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Ed Conrad Of Hammond is with
Fred Currier up the Tanana river in
Alaska. In letter to the Hammond
News Of last week he writes; l get
along frst-rate with the engine Of
the Potlatch. 1t runs like a top.
Currier and l take turn about in run
ming 1t. Currier is well liked by all
the boys. We have all the confidence
in the world in him.
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]. w. Walters of Beldenyille, Wis,
who had his leg broken in runaway
at the Second street crossing, at
Hastings last November, his team be-
coming frightened at the switch
engine. was awarded verdict Of five
thousand dollars damage against the
Milwaukee company, the case being
tried at Menomonie. F. NJ White
engineered the suit.-Prescott Tri-
buua
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An EVENING with Euuene Field

This entertainment will be given
under the auspices Of the Tuesday
Club, on Friday evening, Oct. 14th.
The proceeds of this entertainment
are to be used in the decoration Of the
public school and the committee de-
sire liberal patronage. The program
will appear in next weeks paper.
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Notice to Farmers.

Word has been received from the
Insurance Commissioner advising
farmers not to pay their assessments
to the Trempeleau Insurance Com
pany until after he is through with
his investigation Of said company.
All farmers Of this vicinity are re-
quested to meet at Carrolls Hall on
Saturday, Oct. sth, at o'clock P. NJ.
to hear report of this committee.
Committee.
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Rev Chas. II. Mcintosh is attend
ing the annual meeting of the Am
erican Board Of Commissioner for
Foreign Mission, at Grand Rapids,
Mich, this week. He will spend Sun
day in Milwaukee, and return home
next week.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-10-06

The Weekly Chicago Inter Ocean
and RIVER FALLS JOURNAL 5000 per
year, in advance,
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Rev. Mr.. Short will preach in the
Congregational church next Sunday,
morning and evening.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Chicago. st. Paul. VI. q O. Railway.
RIVER FALLS STATION.

Trains leave daily as follows, except Sunday;
GoISG NORTH.
Train No Ly 90 A. n.
- - ..... .... . -.... .-Ly. so P. N.
GUISG SOUTH.
Tram No. I6....... 800. My. lI:2s A. N.
zo....., -........ Nv. 90 p NJ
Train leaves st. PauIat lO:IOA.M. and 5:05P. N.
Ia Train No. r. for ST. Paul connects al Hud-
son for all points on Lake Superior; also for
Green Bay. Black River Falls, Eau Claire, and
hen0m0uie; also with daylight train for Chi
cage, milwaukee, and Madison.
So Train 30 % connects at Hudson with
vestibule train for Chicago and Milwaukee, q lsC
with fast train tor Duluth, Superior Ashland
and II Lake Superior points. also with trains
for St. Pau and Minneapolis
Coupon Tickets OH sale or all principal points
in the United states
Ii. p. AIMS WORTH Agent
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Tuesday Club for Oct. II. 1893.

Business.
Clovis, Mrs. Brier.
Mayors of the Palace, Mrs. Van
NoOrhis.
Intern issiOn.
Charlemagne., Mrs. Wadsworth.
Normandy, Mrs. Barnard.
All the ladies are requested to read
LongfellOw's Emma and Eginhard.
Leader, Mrs. WadsWorth
Household Goods for Sale.
w, O. Pingree offers for sale his
stock of household goods at a bargain
Must be sold at once. Corner of 2nd
and Spring streets.
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The LaG.es' Aid Society of the
Congregational church will serve
ten cent supper in the church parlors,
Tuesday, Oct. 18th. at the usual sup
per hour. All are cordially invited.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-10-06

There will be sociable at Good
Templars hall Friday evening of this
week. The proceeds will 60 to the
Junior League building fund. Every
body come.
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lIuAlu III hIHHlCklHuIC Duuudy dU
2:30 P. NJ
Northwestern Minnesota enjoyed
the luxury Of its first snow-storm of
the season Tuesday.
The St Croix County Fair is held
at Hudson this week, yesterday, to-
day and tomorrow
The latest and most approved styles
in millinery at the River Falls Mill
merry Emporium, east side of Main st.
Miss Margaret Wesley, who is with
Miss Mapes, has lately returned from
Chicago with latest styles in milIn-
cry
Charles Pittelkow has resigned as
a member Of the board of Normal
regents and Gustav Wolaeger has
been appointed in his place.
Emory Campbell left Tuesday
morning for Spring Valley, Mimi,
to work on the Vidette, a newspaper
his brother Eugene has recently pur-
chased.
Mrs. Ramer's success at the New
Richmond Fair was only secondary to
that at Ellsworth. She received 20
premiums for her exhibits at New
Richmond.
Ten out of every hundred of the sol
diers of the regular army in Porto
Rico are sick, while among the vol
unteers the sick number AZ per cent
of the whole.
is reported that the Glenmont
saw-mill is to be removed to Castle
Creek, Mimi. where the proprietors
have contracted to cut 100000 Ol
feet of logs and saw it into lumber.
Hagerstad aud Co. will soon move
into the Jensen block, to occupy the
storeroom next to the post Office re
Gently vacated by Johnson s. Ebert
! son.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will serve a dime supper fol
lowed by a social in the church par.
lors on Tuesday evening, Oct. H.
Supper from ) to All are cordially
invited
| Mr. E. b. Richmond. who recently
sold his interest in the City hotel tC
w. II. Tozer, goes to Osceola Satur-
day lie has an engagement with
the Metropolitan Insurance Co. of
Chicago.
Mrs Hans Wiger has arranged a
counter of special attractions for the
ladies in the store of Wiger and Son.
Here may be found many useful and
fancy articles at very reasonable
prices.
c. j. Henrikson and Walter Wood
of this city have bought a $4,000
stock of general merchandise at Han
kinson, ~ d, and left for that place
yesterday morning. Their families
will remain here for time.
Arrangements are nearing compile
ton for the annual sale Of comfort
ables, rugs, cushions, aprons and a
variety of other useful and fancy art
icles by the ladies of the NJ E.
Church. Date of sale given next
week.
La Lucha-the leading newspaper
of Havana says 60 per cent of the
native white population died during
the war in Cuba and Is per cent Of
the negroes. Now the native whites
number but 300, 900 and the blacks
10000.
Rev Chas. H. Mcintosh is attend
ing the annual meeting of the Am
ercan Board of Commissioners for
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-10-06

Don't forget the Pie Social at Dr.
Warren's this evening.
Eli Perkins will lecture in the Con-
gregational church Nov. 18,-:Facts
and Fun "
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-10-06

A secondhand cook stove for sale
Inquire as this Office.
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Fred Donicht whose home is near
Hudson, a corporal in the third Unit
ed States regular infantry, recently
returned home on a furlough. DON
icht was in the hardest of the fight
ing at Santiago He says the best
Of care was given the soldiers in Cuba
and at Montauk.
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w II. Tozer is the new landlord of
the City Hotel, entering upon pro-
prietorship last Saturday. 1t is our
unqualified opinion that Mr.. Tozer
Will make a very popular host, and we
wish for him and predict success in
his new venture.
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RIVER FALLS Journal
RIVER FALLS, WIS, OCT. 6, 1898

Entered atthe post-offcefH River faIisassecond
class matter.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-10-06

Rev. VIM. Gill will preach in the
church in Kinnickinnic Sunday at
30 p. NJ
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

The meat markets Of this city will
be closed on Sunday after this date.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-10-06

Northwestern Minnesota enjoyed
the luxury Of its first snow-storm Of
the season Tuesday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-10-06

La Lucha-the leading newspaper
Of Havana says 60 per cent of the
native white population died during
the war in Cuba and Is per cent Of
the negroes. Now the native whites
number but 100000 and the blacks
420.O00.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-10-06

Mr.. Z. B. Richmond, who recently
sold his interest in the City hotel to
w. II. Tozer, goes to Osceola Satur-
day. lie has an engagement with
the Metropolitan Insurance Co. Of
Chicago.
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The ladies of the Congregational
church will serve dime supper fol-
lowed by a social in the church par
Tors on Tuesday evening, Oct. II.
Supper from to All are cordially
invited.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-10-06

Charles Pittelkow has resigned as
a member Of the board Of Normal
regents and Gustav Wollaeger has
been appointed i n his place.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-10-06

WISH Tor MIN ana preQlcU success ID
his new venture.
The Park bee last Thursday did not
develop such a force for work as the
merits of the case demanded. There
were but seventeen men present and
among these were no young men,
but the women were on hand with
victuals enough for a hundred.
The new whaleback steamer, Cap
tain McDougan, took on a cargo Of
wheat at Superior the other day
amounting to 250,000 bushels, 1900
tons, the largest cargo ever carried
on the lakes. 1t would make over
700 railway carloads.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-10-06

The st. CroiX County Fair is held
at Hudson this week, yesterday, to-
day and tomorrow.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-10-06

Hagerstad aud Co. will soon move
into the Jensen block, to occupy the
storeroom next to the post Office re-
Gently vacated by Johnson s. Ebert
son.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-10-06

Emory Campbell left Tuesday
morning for Spring Valley, Mimi.
to work on the Vidette, a newspaper
his brother Eugene has recently pur-
chased.