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Kinnickinnic Chapter, D. e. S..
elected officers last Monday evening

w. M.-Mrs. Sarah S. Sanderson
w. Pr. > Freeman.
A M-Mrs Matte Daniels.
ec.--Mrs Henrietta Carroll.
Treas-Mrs. Charlotte Bracket
Cond'r-MiSS Amy Chapman.
A. COnd'r-Mrs, Margaret Barnard.
Trustee-C r. Morse.
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j. JEL.L-INCS,

Agent for River Falls and vicinity
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R. S. FREEMAN & SON.
River Falls, Wis.
RAILROAD TIMETABLES.
Chicago, st. Paul, NJ. & o. Railway.
RIVER FALLS STATION.

Trains cave daily asfollows except Sunday:
GOING NORTH,
Train NO. l5...s.. LV. % A.
G3-s...s oslZ r. "a.
GOING SOUTH.
AEblH No 1o..''' ..ss.s1sF II - A N
2o.s-.s llf OsZ0 r NJ
TrainsIeave ST. Paul at IOlOA M and 5:l5P. M.
BS- TrEin No. 10 ior st. Paul connects at Hud-
son Iar all points on Lake Superior; also for
Green Bay, Black River Falls, Eau Claire, and
N inomOnie; also with daylight train for Chi
eRgo, Milwaukee and Madison.
Ss- Train No. 90 connects at Hudson with
VestiOule train for lineage and Milwaukee, also
with fast train tor Duluth, Superior Ashland
and a II Lake Superior points.
Coupon Tickets on safe or all priucipal point
In the United States.
+. P.AIESWORTH Agent.
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Mrs. A. L. Musser is on the sick list.
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THE LOCAL MARKET.
CORRECTED EVERY THURSDAY.
Following are the prices paid by River
Fall merchants and dealers for farm
products, etc, to-day:
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If you would have an appetite like
a bear and relish your meals take
Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They correct disorders Of
the stomach and regulate the liver
and bowels Price, % cents. Sam
pies free, at r. S. Freeman s. Sons
drug store.
River Falls Lodge l. O. O. f. elected
officers last Saturday evening as fol-
lows:
n. &C. r. Morse
" G.-M. j Baird
Sep. f Lowell.
Treas-G j, Dodge,
Trustee--A. w Stiles
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Miss Ella Brackett attends the tel
ephone exchange in place of Miss
Josie Mayer who has resigned the
position she has held there for the
last two years. Frank Lowery is also
learning 1.-THE ropes'-or wires.
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Entered atthe Oost-o6i pei y River FafisassseOnd
class matter.
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| RIVER FAILS JOURNAL.

RIVER FALLS. WIS, DEC. 6, 1900.
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Worlds Champion.

The MORGAN LAND AGENCY.
Washington sentinel., 1900-02-03

good enough to govern another
without the others consent, and
no nation was good enough to
govern another people. withoutthe
other peoples consent"
appeal. therefore, to my old
Republican friends in the coming
election. Let us disregard High
Tariff, Low Tariff, Free Silver, 10
to Let us put such questions
out OF sight for the Iroment, and
turn to the greater question Of I'm
perialism. That is the question Of
all questions-whether we will
continue as Republic, or go in to
the British Colonial business5 Let
us then make up our minds, Tor the
best interests of American liberty,
to support VIM. Bryan, or whom
soever the Democrats may nomi-
nate as their standard bearer, in
the next campaign.
PATRICK O'FARRELL.
Washington sentinel., 1900-02-03

burghers--adult white males, natives, or
naturalized, with propertyqualification.
Every able bodied man in the State,
above T6 and under 90 years Of age, is
obliged to take arms when called upon
by his field cornet having the rank of
captain, when necessity demands it.
Over 20, 900 are available for defensive
purposes. -Four batteries Of artillery are
in the Capital, Bloemfontein, where
1000 officers and men, with about 600
passed artlleTists, are held as a reserve
for the forts tn ere constructed. The
State owns its railway which paid a
good dividend when the war broke out
Trade and commerce we're wonderfully
increasing of late years. Agriculture
and coal are the chief products Of indus
try in the State. Education is we'll
advanced, compulsory 10 some extent,
and free for very poor children.
Washington sentinel., 1900-02-03

MANDARIN ORANoEs IN EUROPE.
Under date of Dec. 20, 1899, Consul
Skinner. OF Marseilles, says:
American growers Of oranges NAV be
interested in knowing that a rapidly
developing demand for the mandarin
oranges IS noted throughout Europe.
Fifty years ago this variety Of orange,
which had been introduced from China,
was cultivated almost exclusively in
Sicily and Malta, and sold at retail in
Paris for from : to 10 cents for one
orange At present the two islands
named furnish none OF the mandarins
imported into France, aud the sources
Of supply are Algeria and Spain. The
trees are grown with some success even
in France ITSELF as far north as Nice, but
the quality IS not equal to that OF the
Spanish and Algerian fruit. It's thought
that the present demand will steadily
increase, and French horticulturists are
exceedingly anxious to see Tunis be-
come an exporting point. I he American
effort to procure a hardy tree as well as
a delicious and salable fruit might
adyautageously include consideration
OF orange culture in this section OF the
world.
Washington sentinel., 1900-02-03
Libela or the Beers.

Some person who signs himself
Paul Webster Eaton lin The Posi-
lndulges in a good many assertions
concerning the Beers which have
not a particle OF foundation in fact.
He saws that the Transvaal is
despotism and England "a free
government He goes on to say
that "under the TransVaal Consti-
tuition no churches are allowed
which do not accept the Heidel-
berg Confession" This, in face OF
the notorious fact that there are
hundreds OF Catholic Churches,
(see article elsewhere from HiSh
WOrka) as we'll as Baptist, Metho-
dist and others, in both the Trans
vaal and Orange Free State.
He alleges that all the members
Of the Upper Legislature must be
members of the Dutch Church."
This is just as true as the other as
sertion, and just as false, as any or
6inary and casual reader ought to
know.
He says that President Kruger
may arbitrarily removejudges from
office. Yes; and so may the
monarch OF Great Britain, and has
often exercised the power.
He says that baptism and COM
munion are denied to blacks"
This is just as true as it is in the
United States, and no more so.
That is, the blacks are denied seats
and other privileges in some
churches.
He says the TransvaaI Govern
ment is seizing whatever is needed
to carry on the war of self defense
land is giving receipts for it). So
does every country in war time.
He says Kruger ''bepsn the war
when England was seeking a peace
full solution" How a man out
side Of a lunatic asylum, even a
Hiuglishman, can say such thing,
is past comDrehensi-n. 1t only
shows that Buffers apologists are
In as desperate strait as Butler is.
His campaign has been baseu on
false pretences, cowardice and van
itY, as the war against the little re-
publics Of South Africa has been
based on lies. And our Re.
public is an accessory and accom-
plice in the crimel
l 0, the shame of i'll
Washington sentinel., 1900-02-03
COLCEBIA's CALL.
BY W: A. cRorrurr

by A. cRorTur.
Meul Men Of nerver Rise up and show your
This Is the hour for valiant word and deed.
Come to the 'FRONT.' From high and humble
pl ces,
Columbia summons you In direst need.
Columbia summons you. In passionate plead.
ing,
Tears on her check and anguish IN her tones,
Facing the callous denagogues unhr eding,
Columbia stricken, calls upon her sons.
Columbia calls. Her flaming Indignation
Consumes tho traitors who her creed deny
Who would blot out her IN ghty Declaration,
And make her lust-ous promises lie.
Her promises, Size pledged the poor aud lowly
To stand with them on freedoms mountain
height;
She taught tho world that human rights we're
holy
Beneath the shelter Of her hammered might,
Her flag. on Bunker Hill its stars had risen;
A beacon through white Valley Forge itcame
It glowed when Paul Jones uaLed it to HIS
mizhcu
Aud smote perhdlous England's coasts with
flame.
But now To- brown men OF the farthest ocean
Yeaming to slvuthoir homes and build state
It's crimson is the blood of their devotion
It's stripes the symbol Oft tyrants hate.
Mycountry Once the sCourZe otthe oppressot
My country. Once the terror Of the thrOnel
Now subiugItug-crim az rGssor.-
A feeble people fghtiug for their owul
Ny country Patrick Henry! Marion! wareul
Grant, Shemau' SUMNER. Lincoln, Proud
array,
Heroes beloved. Your noblo work was foreign
To all the nutou's words and deeds todayl
Up, then, MY brothers. Rise iu stern dsfancsl
shall Freedoms lowly cradle DC her tOmb2
Shall .ycophauts and traitors I'm alliance
Bgtruy our great republic 20 her doom2
o, no. From seashoro, prairie, hill and valley,
The arbiters OF destiny and tato
AT plow and loom aud wheel and anvil rally
To smto down tyranny aud save the state
Washington sentinel., 1900-02-03

some rash action that might give
color OF right to his proceedings.
But it takes two sides to make a
war II the Democrats ot Ken
lucky have patience and steadily
refuse to be goaded into violence
the patron and beneh larry Of the
assassins OF Goebel will soon
reach the end Of his rope.
Washington sentinel., 1900-02-03

wildly do, and we profess ourselves to
be the slaves Of chance" We are not
chasing the Filipinos through their
swamps through accident, but by delb-
crate design. Let us be honest. We are
drunk on rapine and greed our brains
are iuddled with the beaker Of war
containing the blood Of patriots. Let
US tell the truth about ourselves. If
Satan ever laughs it must be at hYpo-
critics. Theirs is the only vice that can
not be torgiven w. A. CROFFuT,
Washington, D. c., Jan. as, 1900.
Washington sentinel., 1900-02-03
Who Killed Lawton2

The men who killed the noble
soldier, Lawton, are the con-
scienceless politicians who made
and continued the war oil which he
was a victim-not TIE victim, for
there have been thousands Of
others. That war was initiated by
Mckinley and kept alive BY him
and his Cabinet. 1t was and is
wantonly wicked and infamous
war a brutal attempt to crush a
feeble republic. Every soldier that
has fallen in that war, on either
side, is McKinley's victim, and the
guilt oil the dead is on his soul and
the blood from the arteries Of the
dying is on his forehead.
President Mckinley is guilty OF
Lawton's death. Why did he be-
gin the war by irstructing his gen
erals to FIRE upon the peaceful Fill
pinos7 Why did he instruct those
generals to insult and repel Gen.
Torres sent by Aguinaldo to Otis
to ask that a truce might be de-
clared so that the misunderstood.
ing could be cleared up7 How
dared he so affront the humane
spirit of the American people7
How did he have the audacity to
compel his soldiers to fight in a
cause whose justice they repudi-
ated7 This same Lawton, IN an
interval of the battles al which his
soul revolted, said:
Among the Filipinos there are
;nanY cultured people who would
ornament society anywhere IN the
world-ladies who have studied
and travelled; men who have had
a good education and a fac brain.
Take them as a class, there can as
many OF them read and write as the
inhabitants in many places in
America. AS for their treachery,
you would not have to come so lar
as this to find that. There is plenty
Of it in North America. All
nations are treacherous more or
less. Some men and nations have
treacherY trained out OF them more
than others. What we want IS to
stop this accursed war. 1t is time
for diplomacy, time for mutual un-
derstandIngs. These men are in
domitable. AT Bacoor bridge they
waited till the Americans brought
their cannon to within thirty-hve
yards OF their trenches. Such men
have the right to be heard. Ali
they want is little justice"
What sort Of insensate stuff is
Mckinley made OF, that he should
refuse to listen to this plea for "a
little justice" and this denuncia
ton of "this accursed war;"
Washington sentinel., 1900-02-03

SENATOR Bacon, OF Georgia. is
an honor to the South. His speech
in the senate on the goth. should
be read by every citizen in the
country.
Washington sentinel., 1900-02-03

AN Administration joker, one OF
the few office-holders lett who can
smile, suggests Bryan and Aguin-
aldo" as the opposition ticket to
be voted for (or against) next No
vember. He probably intends that
the Republican ticket shall be Nc
Kinlev and the Sultan Of Sulu.
Par Mobile fyatyUml
Washington sentinel., 1900-02-03

SENATOR Tillman's speech last
Monday hit the nail plumb on the
head. The SENTINEL congratu.
lates him on his brilliant effort.
Washington sentinel., 1900-02-03

THE most effective weapon that
has come to the hands Of the Anti
1mperialists is the appeal OF
Aguinaldo to Civilized Nations"
a declaration recently from the
General-in Chief OF the Filipino
army. 1t combines irankness,
modestY, humanity and pathos, and
is calculated to move the sympa-
thies Of any impartial reader. No
body can puruse this document
without feeling what it explicitly
affirms-that the American off
GERS. Dewey, Otis, Pratt and An
derson-not once but repeatedly,
promised independence to Aguin-
aldo and his people. 1t would oc-
cupy about fourteen columns Of
the SENTINEL. 1t can be obtained, ,
free, from DR.. w. A. Croffut, 40
B street. N. E., Secretary OF the
Anti. Imperialist League.
Washington sentinel., 1900-02-03
Not Anti Expansion.

The lingo newspapers OF the
rainbow hues persist in applying
the name Of Anti Expansionist to
all those who oppose our infamous
war in the Philippines. They know
better but they think that if the
epithet can be made to stick it will
indicate that our country's great
ness depends upon its blood thirst
mess. DR.. w. A. Croffut has in
tellIgentlY outlined the real dis
tinctions that exist. He saws:
In an article recently published BY
you l was alluded to as an "antI expan'
sionist" This is an errOr-of some
importance to me, but probably Of little
importance to anybody else. / an an
anti Imperialist, but not an anti expan-
sionist. The difference is very wide
Just about as wide as the world. An
expansionist favors all peaceful growth:
an imperialist advocates enlargement
by bloody methods. An expansionist IS
FOR natural evolution; an iulperialist is
a grabber. More explicitly: an expan-
sionist reioices IN all legitimate oevel-
opment OF his country whether internal
or external; an imperialist seems to hold
that everything on earth above water is
to be coveted. An expansionlst advo-
Gates the annexation Of desirable
territory, providing that its inhabitants,
either by formal or tacit consent, agree
that they wish to be annexed; an
imperialist advocates the seizure OF such
territory without regard to the wishes
OF its people. Those who annexed
Texas, California, Alaska and Porto
Rico were expansionists, because the
people OF the Texas republic sought by
explicit vote 10 JON us, while the others
made no objection and unanimously
acquiesced; those who annexed
the Hawaiian group were imperialsts,
because they took possession of the
country against the violent and even
expansionist rings the bell or uses a
knocker at his neighbours house; an
imperialist breaks in the front door with
a sledge hammer, An expansionlst
iavors growth by silent accreJion and
assimilation; an imperiaist adopts the
method used by Mark Twain in the case
Of Jim SmIley's Jumping Frog" An
expansIonist agrees with the Mr.. Nc
KInleY OF 1898 that iorCIble annexation
is criminal aggression an lmperlailSt
agrees rather with the Mr., Mckinley Of
1899. An imperialist insists that freedom
can be thrust upon the people at the
point of bayonet; an expansionist thinks
that an army is not a good school in
which to teach lawmaking; that all
people, whatever their color or degree of
intelligence. are capable of governing
themselves better than ANYBODY else on
earth can govern them; and that the
more thoroughly they are Subiugated
the less likely they are to become either
profitable partners or good neiRhbors.
l do not wish to be called an anti
eNpansiOnist again."
This is the definition which I'm.
perialists would alwa!'s keep in
mind and in type if they were in
genuous: but, alasl they have no
argument in justification of their
brutality and have no resource ex-
cept doing violence to the die
tIonary and twisting their whole
Washington sentinel., 1900-02-03

SULzER is still hammering away
at Gage. The New Workers. per-
severance is challenging the ad-
miration and respect OF all honest
men.
Washington sentinel., 1900-02-03

Advertisements to insure insertion
sho lli be handed in not later than IL
O'Clock noon on Thursday.
Washington sentinel., 1900-02-03

FIRST tinsertion, one inch, 81 so oiseconu
Insertion, rs cents Liberal deductions
made for annual aladvertisements.S Special
offices as cents line.
Washington sentinel., 1900-02-03
Masbin0ton Sentinel.
Published and Edited by
LOUIS ScHADE.
APPEARS EVERY SATURDAY
TERMS
nArKsor ApvER rIsINo.

(, per wear Tor single copy sent oy
mail to subscribers, payable in advance
Washington sentinel., 1900-02-03

Office: No. 600 F Street, N. W.,
Washington, D. c,
Washington sentinel., 1900-02-03

Sample copies mailed upon applica-
tlon. Address LOUIS SCHADE, Wash
ington ID. c.
Washington sentinel., 1900-02-03
PATRIOTISM NOT PARTY,
HON. PATRICK o'FARRELL

sounds the keynote of the coming
campaigu-Patriotism, Not Party
in the following able article:
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-22


The pupils OF Miss Estelle Vslck will
give a recital at odd Fellows hall. SAT-
urday. November "a. at 2:3O D. m. The
following Is the program;
selection-Comic opera. Wang
Morse-Orchestra.
Violin solo, Angels Serenade," Bra
ga-Blrdie Barth.
Violin solo. First Viottl Concerto"
Op. 23-Bruno Dieckmann.
Trio. violin, corne and piano, Loves
Old Sweet Song'-W. W. Mcclellan,
Mrs. Plummer. Miss Wallace.
Violin solo. Selection from Faust
Miss Essie Heron.
Violin solo. ~"Serenade." Gregh-Ruth
Donahoe.
Violin solo. Selection from "Mignon'
Frank Boatright.
Violin quartette. "Menuetto." Ge-
bauer-Birdie Barth. Ruth Donahoe
Blanche McClintock. F. Boatright.
Violin solo, Aires Narie," Dancla-
william w. Mcclellan.
Violin duett. National Hymn
Blanche McClintock, Charlie staehlin
Mandolin solo. plano accompaniment
"Kohinoor Waltzes" T-.aam-Miss
Baldridge. Miss Wallace.
Violin solo. selected-warran Plum
mer.
Violin duet, Largo" Handei-Misi
Valck. Bruno Dieckmann.
Violin solo, Austin Valse"-Holli,
Johnson.
Violin solo, "VolkshIed,"-Ethel Fish,
er.
Mandolin duet. Spring Song" Men
delsohn-Pearl and Lillian Mayhem.
Violin solo. Dream Faces" Hutchin
son-Miss Elizabeth Young.
Clarionet solo. La Sonambula," -
Miss Minnie Wakefield.
Royal Overture" Ascher-orchestra
Admission to the recital will be b!
| Invitation only
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-22
AMERICAN

The report OF the commissioner of
navigation win probably be quoted ex-
tenslyely in congress this winter IN
support OF a shipping subsidy bill.
Americas tonnage is shown to be only
a third Is large as Great Britain's.
Four-flfths OF It Is employed in the
coastwlse trade Last year the United
States had only 500. 900 engaged in for
eign commerce. and American ships
carried only . per cent OF the u
try's exports and imports. a century
ago the shipping Of the unitH states in
foreign trade was nearly as large as II
Is to-day, and the original thirteen
states have a smaller tonnage OF this
class thar they had at the opening Of
the century.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-22
GnAa of Mra. Mon.

Word comes from Chihuahua that
the supreme court Of the state will this
month pass finally upon the case o.
Mrs. Matte Rich. who was convicted of
the murder OF her husband, John ID,
Rich. and sentenced to fourteen years
Imprisonment In the state ~penitentIary
by the Judge OF letters at Juarez, Lie.
Arvieliano Gonzales, The cas- has
now been before the court for eight
months for action. II Is one Of interna-
tional importance. having been the first
case to arise wherein the surrender OF
an American citizen was demanded by
Mexico, and as the deceased was we'll
known In this city, the case attracted
considerable local attention.-El Paso
Times.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-22
cart. MAYNE REID.

The widow OF Captain Mayne Reid is
living in destitute circumstances in
London. Captain Red was a popular
author and poet In the United states a
generation ago. Many Of his best stor-
les are located In New Mexico. and one
Of them deals with life In Albuquerque
In iS46. What American has not thrill
led over his lines written when with the
United States army in Mexico, and just
before he was wounded:
we were not many-we who pressed
Beside the brave who feli. that day;
But who Of US has not confessed
He'd rather share their warrior rest
Than not have been at Monterrey"
He lived life TO the fuil-soldier, cow
boy. actor, author, farmer. friend OF
Edar Allen Poe. OF Kossuth. Of the men
who lived too all that was worth living,
and died with eyes set toward the dark
river. not looking back.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-22

ssa Va, Ia N. i.prsss,sl ssassIl tss
years csc,
The street ear line between the two
towns Of Las Vegas Is In a most dilap-
idated condition, likewise the cars and
horses. A driver Informed an Albu-
queraue visitor yesterday that the cars
are v repaired. and that some OF
the horses In use. especially the two
old grays, are rs and 30 years old res
pectiyely.
secundino Remero IL the efficient dis
trict court clerk under Judge Mills. He
Ia a popular republican politician. and
is a most courteous gentleman.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-22
NEW MEXICO.

New Mexico gained as much In actual
population the past ten years as Kan
sas. II gained 5000 more people than
New Hampshire, 1000 more than Maine
5000 more than Wyoming, $4,000 more
than Delaware, $4,000 more than Yer
mont, $40 BOO more than Nebraska. A.
far as percentage goes It's increase ia
population is greater than that Of thir'
ty-two OF the states, and Its total popu.
lation Is greater than either Delaware
Nevada. Idaho. Wyoming. Alaska OF
Arizona. .i.l.J
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-22

The Denver Republican says; There
is a strong sentiment In some quarters
against the admission of New Mexico
as a state just at present. and Okla
homa is not yet ready to put forth her
claims No n any where can give a
good reason for denying statehood to
the territories of New Mexico and Okla
homa. and It Is believed that congress
will favor their admission during the
coming year.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-22
BUSINESS LOCALS.


Try a Brunswick 10 oent cigar.
Kleinwort's II the place IA get your
nice fresh steak. All kinds OF nice
meats.
The Brunswick ten cent cigar has
just been awarded FIRST prize at the
Paris exposition.
The Brunswick cigar ooh FIRST prize
at the Paris exposition.
Look into Klelnwort's market on
north Third street. lie has the incest
fresh meats In the city.
Ladies' furs I'm all styles and prices.
These goods are strictly up-to-datc In
price and style. Rosenwald Bros.
Jemez Hot Springs stage Office. First
street stable. Leave Albuduerque
Mondays and Fridays at 5 a. m.
Second Fall shipr I OF the celebrat-
ed "walkover" shoes. Best $3.50 shoes
for men on earth. r. L. wsshburn.
Grand values In curtains. Our va
riety IN the largest. the styles and quail
tiles are attractive and the prices sre
much lower than anywhere else In TIL,
city. Albert Faber. Grant building.