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The State Ticket.

1t now seems evident that Lieu
tenant Governor Stone and the 9th
er state officers on the list below
him, will by common consent be
nominated without opposition, for
reelection. Thus the only contest
to be waged for a place upon the
Republican state ticket will be for
the gubernatorial nomination. This
fact ought not to operate to make
Republicans Indifferent as to who
shall be placed at the head OF the
ticket. We therefore trust that
when the primary meetings for the
selection of delegates are held they
will be well attended. We shall be
glad to chronicle the election of del
egates favorable to the candidacy of
Mr.. La Toilette for Governor, not
only because he deserves well at the
hands of his party but because we
regard him as being especially well
fitted for the position. He is hon
est and capable, and his aggressive
pleas for needed reforms in the in
terests OF the people are such as to
commend him to the favorable con-
sideration of the rank and file of
his party.
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state OF Wisconsin, did at q special
election held in and for said city on
the eighth day of June, A. ID. 1900,
duly authorize the common council
of said city to issue its corporate
| bonds to the amount of eight thous
and dollars t$S000.00) for the pur-
pose of constructing electric light
works in said city, such bonds to
bear interest at the rate of four per
cent per annum payable semiannual-
ly:
REosLyED by the common council
OF said city, the mayor comcurring,
that said city issue its negotiable
corporate bonds for the purpose of
constructing electric lightworks IN said
city to the amount of eight thousand
dollars (S000.00) such bonds TO bear
interest at the rate OF four per cent
per annum payable semiannually,
principal and interest of said bonds
to be payable at the Office OF the
treasurer OF said city;
That said bonds shall bear date
July LIST 1900, shall be made payable
to bearer thereof, shall be numbered
consecutively and shall be issued in
denominations of five hudred dollars
each with semiannual coupons at
tached, and shall fall due as follows:
Bond number ! shall fall due Jan.
LIST, 1901; bond number shall fall
due an. LIST, 1902; bond number 3
shall fall due Jan. LIST, 1908; bond
number shall fall due Jan. LIST.
1904, bond number shall fall due
Jan. 1st, 1905; bond number 6 shall
fall due Jan. LIST, 1906; bond number
Z shall fall due Jan, LIST, 1907; bond
number s shall fall due Jan. LIST,
1908; bond number shall fall due
Jan. LIST, 1909; bond number 10shall
tall due Jan. LIST 1910; bond number
II shall fall due Jan. LIST, 1911; bond
number IL shall fall due Jan. LIST,
1912; bond number 3 shall fall due
Jan. LIST, 1918; bond number l 4 shall
fall due Jan LIST, 1914; bond number
Is shall fail due Jan. LIST, 1915; bond
number Is shall fall due Jan. LIST,
1916.
To provide means for the payment
of the principal of said bonds and the
interest thereon as it falls due, tax
upon all taxable property, real and
PCACOA4ehA III NiC NAbg VI AsAfNA = NShAS
shall be and hereby is annually levied
by the common council in addition
10 all other taxes, sufficient to pay
when due. the interest annually to
grow due on said bonds and also to
pay anddischarge the principal there
OF by the time the same shall become
due.
Passed June IS, 1900. Approved
Jnue Is, A. d. 1900
Attest, ALLEN p WELD, City Clerk.
G. w. CHINOOK, Mayor
Resolution fixing form of electric
light bond read first time.
Finance committee reported follow
ing bills approved
J. w. Barrett, paid for Park work 80 81
G. r. Morse, w. W. dept printing 90
". II; Sanderson, inspector OF election %
j, I. Deans, 90
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EARMHILL.

Ben Lohrie had a log barn raising
Thursday, He gave the young people
dance in the evening and a gooo
time is reported.
James B. Rice has returned from
his visit to his son and daughter at
Nickerson, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rice of Rock
Elm spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends in Farm hill.
Simon Vannortwick drives a new
surrey.
Last Monday while Ed. Rhode was
away from home a beast in human
form entered his home and shame
fully abused his 14-year-old wife. The
community is greatly excited over
the matter and hope the villain will
be punished to the fullest extent of
the law
Last Sunday a surrey load of young
people from Menomonie made a call
on friends in Farmhill.
John Wild and wife and Frank
Wild and wife have gone to Dodge
county, this state, on visit.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Kohl,
j me a son
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ST. PAIN

Sumner Farnsworth had CHARGE ~
the recent examination in this citv
OF applicants for admission Ia West
Point Military Academy.
Mrs. Woodbury. recently gave a recen-
ZION 10 a number Of ladies' living on
the west Side at which the guests
had an unusually good time.
Mrs. Vannatta of River Falls has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Eve.
Ign Cograve.
me new evening paper, the Daily
News, seems to be successful 1t ev.
cludes the lighter and all low items
ana advertisements and sells for one
cent. ~ Wv
River Falls people coming IN 81
Paul would find il pleasant TO take
the electric line from saltwater to the
city, and see the scenery, with little
more expense.
The carnival of the Elks was OMEN
ed Monday with a very large parade
and acres OF people on the streets and
Is now In full swing, with various
shows, and like the Chicago Fair. il
has a Midway" :
with the question Of the superin
tendency still unsettled, with bitter
fight in progress, and siX-weeks' nav
for the last year uncertain, and fu-
ture salaries the center of conflict i'm
the board, the schools are not missing
their lively, annual excitement.
There is considerable kicking
against the law Of the high school
board that all high school teachers
must have diploma Of firSt-class
college or pass an examination cover
ing nearly the same branches. 1t
may even get into politics and be
made an issue. Ii it does it looks as
# the Republican party might be on
the side of those who ask a backward
step to be taken.
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MARTELL-,

G. Forsyth is building an addition to
his store.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Thompson went To
st. Paul Monday to attend the Elks' Car
nival.
Nick Bonsness and his sister, Mrs. II.
Hagestad, visited relatives in Little Falls
from Thursday to Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Iverson came up
from Amery last Saturday. Mr.. Iyerson
returned Monday. Mrs. Iverson and chill
dren viii remain several weeks with
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Svedenborg and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Anderson spent sunday with
friends in Pleasant Valley.
There was another picnic on Rush
River last Sunday.
Mrs. Z. Hoaeid fell from q chair and
broke her arm last Saturday.
Clyde Osen of River Falls was :
The Martell Sewing Society viii hold
their auction next Saturday, the 2Sfd, ct
" 4 son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Forsyth last week. 60,
Mr.. Getehell, piano tuner from Still
water, was in town over Sunday.
The Alpine Concert and Vaudeville 90.
are coming here next Monday, the 10Th,
and will stay until the Both.
VI. Jennings has been entertaining
company from Dakota.
Miss Terpennina closes q very success
f4l term 81 school here next Friday.
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4 proposal TO Married Ladies.

EDITOR RIVER FALLS JOURNAL:
Please announce that we are send
ing, postpaid and free OF charge, an
elegant sterling silver-plated sugar
shell. such as we cell regularly at s0c
each. TO every married lady In the
United States who writes for &C.
There Is nothing to pay. The gift is
absolute. Each lady viii send her
own name only, as this ls too valuable
a gift. to send 70 persons who don't
ask for It them selves. We give choice
of any of our doc designes, and will
send Illustrations from which selec-
tion may be made. Our object is to
advertise Quaker Valley silverware.
We believe the most effective way Of
doing this Is to get samples into the
homes Of the people Ladies. please
write to-day State that It Is your
first request for enc of our souvenir
gifts. Quaker Valley Mfg. Co., Nor
Gan AMI Harrison SITS, Chicago.
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a good set Of buildings and 40
acres of timber, and the whole
farm is fenced, 100 acres in crop.
Our No. 46-P. M. Frye, Trim
bell will sell his farm of 100 acres,
at the right price, 95 acres in crop,
6 room house, almost new, good
barn, new granary, and wind mill
all in good repair. Farm nice and
level.
Also a large number of other
farms around River Falls and else
where. Call and look them over.
We still have 4 nice lots ON
North Main and Union Streets.
Z of the best lots in the city on
Cascade, on Summer St., all
East fronts. Any of these can be
bought at the right price.
IF you want a house or vacant
lot we have just the thing, at
prices from 5000 to $4,000. Here
is list of some Of them:
Our No. 23-the n. A. Nelson
RESIDENCES a nice, neat place
newly painted, and is a bargain al
$3.50.
Our No. 24--several lots and
large piece of land back of Normal
school is just the thing for pasture
aud will pay good interest on the
investment.
Our No. 25-George Theo. Smith
house near the public school, al
new and up to date, only S1700.
Our No. u is one-story, double
brick building with warehouses; pay:
good interest.
Our No. 20-the Robert Johnston
house and lot on county line, {
beautiful home, for only $3.50.
Our Nos. 10 and 1.-THE old Com
mercial hotel lot on corner of Pine
and Main sts., 11S fit. frontage, only
S2500.
Our No. 21--a fine, large, new
house on 4th st.; hardwood finish
only $3.50.
Our No. 15-the large house ant
lot of George Pratt on South MAR
street, all in excellent condition, lin,
location and nice shade trees, only
$1,000.
No. 32-The residence ant
Tailor shop Of O. D. Pettet OF
Main St.
Also a large number of othei
properties including a business
lot IN the center of Main st. il
New Richmond. Hotel and 0per;
House at River Falls and larg,
vacant lot on Main st. Call a
our office and look them over
We will suit you If you can b,
suited.
THE MORGAN LAND AGENCY.
There's no beauty in all the land
| That can with her face compare.
Her lips are red, her eyes are bright,
She takes Rocky Mountain Tea a
night. At Taggarts.
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First publication June z, 1909
nnIlcE ne FORECLOSURE SALE.

CTATE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Court
- Pierce county. .o.,o,
Amoskeag Savings Bank corpora tion'
plaintiff VS.. -
Christian Madison, Agnethe Madison, ira Nlles'
George w. Chinook and Toilet holleisoh'
Notiee il hereby given that by virtue Of and
puIsuant to a Judgment OF foreclosure ana SAFE
dniy rendered in the above entitled action ana
docketed in said Court on the lytn gay u Mhy
1899 in favor of the above named plalntlH, anu
against the said defendants, Tor the sum o. nEe
hundred and forty-two ana teyost froIo
(e5i2 81 damages and costs, win lnteTest IIOL s
said date, which judgment is wholly due any any
unnaid and TO the ownership and eonuoi
whereof the defendant, George w Chlhnochi
above named, has by virtue OF an attacnineht
and judgement against the ueleu1ans IN - 20, o.
Madison been duly subrogated, l, the uhuei'
signed sheriff Of Pierce county, VIII, mn 80
ON THE 10Th DAY OF July, A. D. WV ~
TWO O'CLOCK, y. NJ. o,
at the front door of the residence OF salu ShI4s.
tian Madison on the south west quaI te. " e1 ~
north west quarter Of sectlon twenty NV III ~
the town Of Gilman IN say EieIJe ~ ~
for sale and sell TO the highest pldder i9f caSii
the premIses directed to be sold by said luag-
ment In order TO satisfy the same anu IN.
subseduent attachment and Judgment IIen y.
the said defendant, George ": CHlhhOch, VIZ
interest costs taxes and disbursements ALI
expenses OF such sale. when premises az 20,
seribed as follaws, viz: The south-east quaftei
OF the north east quarter, and the nortI -sast
quarter of the south least quarter, all IN seeton
twenty-one (2i), township tWenty-seFent w
Of range sixteen 90 west, in Pierce county
Dated June 9th, 1900.
Sheriff Of Pierce county, wisconsin
Attorney foI Z George W. ohinnocE, Defendant
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KINNICkINNIC.

Rev. MIR. Hilman, brother of Mrs.
Smith, preached fo- us last Sabbath.
He viii talk to the children next Sunday
if he remains till then which we hope he
will.
The community was shocked at the
accident by which Mr. Ensign lost his
little four-year-old son. The family have
the sincere sympathy of the entire COM
munity.
Herman Deyarmond and wife spent
Saturday and Sunday in Star Prairie, the
guests of her father and mother.
District No. is making preparations
for school picnic on next Friday.
Mrs. Nettie Elliott returned from q
weeks visit to her son Will last Friday.
Miss Jennie Smith vas married to Mr..
Ferris of Baldwin last week Thursday
and has gone to her home.
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2 LANDS AND HOUSES

FOR SALE BY

Look over the list below and if
you don't see what you want
there, come to my Office and we
viii give you the right thing at
the right price.
A Few of the Farms.
No. 44-40 acres of good land g
miles from town, only $500.
No. 43-1684 acres in town OF
Cady, 2 miles north of Spring Val
ley, 30 acres under pillow. balance
partly timber and partly cleared.
Well watered. Large hay barn.
Only $40 per acre.
No. $3.50 acres near Glen
mont. $40 per acre.
No. 41-16O acres near Lake st.
Croix. $50 per acre.
No. 400 acres, 5 miles south
east of River Falls. Good house
and barn, y acres broke. Running
| water. Only $3.50 per acre.
No. 38-One Of the finest farm
| in the state for stock. $40 acres.
Large, new house, barn and gran
| ary-200 acres under plow-and
a nice stream of water; situated
within one mile of Pleasant Val
ley-only $1,000.
No. 26-Robert Atchison's
| farm in Klnnicbinnic which every
one comedies is a number one
| farm and the best kind ofimprove-
ments. l20 acres and only $50
per acre.
No. 34-F. c. Teubert farm
| north of Ellsworth. If you want
to get near the county seat look
this place over, it will pay you
| No. 29-The c.. T. Chinook
| farm; here is a beautiful home
for-au man; nice new house
beautifully located, with all kinds
of small fruit and a nice young
apple orchard; there are 100 acres
| in the farm and all is fenced fol
sheep; 50 acres now in crop and
seeded down, the balance is used
| for sheep pasture and covered with
| heavy timber; the farm is only
| 8 miles from town. $30per acre
w ould be cheap at $35.
| Our No. The old Lorring farm
can't be beat in this section fol-
a stock farm.
| Next-our No. 32-McLaughlir
| Bros. farm in the town of Pleas
ant Valley, 100 acres; almost all
under cultivation with just enough
timber to make a desirable farm
| Then comes our No. 20 in the
same town-the Coggshall farm
| 200 acres; can't be beat in any
| country; nice and level and al
| most all now seeded down to tame
grass and just enough timber OF
| the farm for wood.
| No.36-M. Fitzpatrick, whose
| farm is in Beldenville, cant b
| beat for location; coming right
up to the depot with the elevator
on the place and $50 acres al
| good land. l3O IN crop, balance
in pasture and just enough Woo
| for the farm. A beautiful neV
house,
Nos. 80 & SO / mile from Hud
son, belonging to VIM. Gran
and Frank Baker. These togeth
er make an so acre truck farm
that for fertility OF soil ! can't b
beat. 1t is all level and ike
garden spot; has had thousand
Of loads of fertilizer drawn upoi
lat from Hudson. If you ar
looking for truck farm don
miss this, as the price is right.
No. 31-S0 acres in Sections 2
and 20 Of Kinnicklnnie. Only 81
per acre.
1 Our No. 45-Dan'l. Lundy. j
]. the Town of Troy, will sell tia
: farm of 100 acres, on easy terms
at s22.50 per acre. This farm hi
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(First Publication June Z, 1909
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE.
CTATE OF wIsCoNsIN,-Clrcuit Cou
- Pierce County.
j. A. Decker, Plaintiff,


GTATE OF WISC0NSIN,-Circuit Court,
- Pierce County.
j. A. Decker, Plaintiff
Christian Madison, Agnethe Madison, Nels Mad
son, Bank Of Baldwin, George w. Chlnnock
and Toilet ROllefson, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF and
pursuant to q Judgment OF foreclosure ana sale
duly rendered in the above entitled actlon, IN
said Court on the 9th day of June, A ID. 1893, IN
favor of the above named defendant George
w. Chinook as assignee of the, plalntif1 ana
against the other defendants above named, Tor
the sum of nine hundred thirty five and 5I- 100
dollars (S935 SD damages and costs, with inter
est from said date which Judgment Is wholly
due and unpaid, /, the undersigned, snerln OF
Pierce county, will,
ON THE 10Th DAY OF JULY, A. ID. lsOO, AT
TWO O'CLOCK, p. M.
at the front door Of the residence OF sald Crls'
tian Madison, on the premises described DeloW'
in the town of Gilman, in said Pierce county,
offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder LOT
cash, the premises directed to be sold Dy sald
judgment, in order to satisfy the same ana the
subsequent attachment and judgment men ~
said George w. Chinook held and owned Dy
him with interest, costs, taxes ana dlsDItssS,-
ments and expenses of such sale,--Whlcn
premises are described as follows, VIZ: Inc
south half ofthe northwest quarter OF sectloh
twenty two co. township twenty-seVen lZDi
Of range sixteen d6) west, in Pierce county
Wisconsin.
Dated June 6, 1900.
Sheriff Of Pierce county WIS.
Attorney for Defendant George W. Chinook
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Glorious News

Comes from Dr.. D B. CargiIe, Of
washits, I. T. He writes: Electric
Bjtters has cured hrs. Brewer Of scro-
fula. which had caused her great suf-
ferinp for years. Terrible sores would
break out on her head and face, and
the best doctors could give no help;
but now her health is excellent. Z
Electric Bitter is the best blood puri-
Ger known. It's the supreme remedy
for eczema, letter. saot rheum, ulcers,
boils and running sores. tt stimu-
lates liver. kidneys and bowels, expels
poisons. helps digestion. builds up the
strength. Only 50 cts. Sold by G. r.
Taagsrt 1 CO. Druggists. Guaranteed
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(First publication June 81, 1900. }

GTATE OF WISCONSIN, County Court for
~ Pierce County. In Probate
Notice Is hereby given that at the regular
term OF the County Court to be held In and f0T
said county Of the county court room in the
village of Ellsworth in said county. ON the first
Tuesday (being the 4th day. of September a
ID. 1900 at ten O'Clock a. NJ the following
matter will be heard and considered:
The application OF Beatte Nelson for the an
pontment OF Edwin j. Nelson of the town of
traitor OF the estate of James A. Nelson, late OF
the town of Spring Lake in said county, de.
ceased
Dated June 70, A. D. 1900
BY the Court, ALLEN P. WELD,
ll-3 County Judge.
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AIlfe and Death EIoht.

Mr., ". A. Hines OF Manchester Ia,
writing OF his almost miraculous es-
cane from death, says: Exposure
after measles induced serious lung
trouble. which ended in Consumption.
I had frequent hemorrhages and
coughed night and day. All my doc
tors said | must soon die. Then 4
began to use DIR. King new Discovery
which wholly cured me Hundreds
nave used tt On my advice and alt say
IA never fails 10 cure Throat. Chest
and LING troubles" Regular size soc
ard sI.0G. Trial bottles free at G. &.
TaaQart d Cas-, Drug Store.
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Some of the big politicians oppose
the nomination Of Mr.. La Toilette
for Governor, simply because he is
an advocate of reforms to which
they themselves object. This is a
sound reason why the friends of
good government should rally to his
support. He is a man who will not
swerye from the right at the dicta-
ton of political bosses, selfconstituted
or otherwise.
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VIM. Davies, clerk OF election
q. Il Pratt ~ -
Bills allowed, all voting ave.

G. f Pratt g ? o.
Bills allowed, all voting ave.
Council proceeded to consider APP
plications for license of sale of intoxi-
eating liquors.
Following application on file asking
for license to sell at retail;
Knute Wiggento sell at Wolff build
ing with f. Rosenberg and c. E.
Krauth as sureties. Bond approved,
license to issue on payment OF license
fee, all voting aye.
Frank Rosenberg to sell at Rosen-
berg building, with Geo. Tn. Smith
and Knute Wiggen as suceties. Bond
approved, license to issue on pay
ment of license fee, ell voting ave.
j. B. Mayer TO sell at Eoomis build
ing, with c. +. Krauth and X. Il.
Lien as sureties Bonds approved,
license granted to issue on payment
OF license fee, all voting aye.
G. d. McKinnon to sell at Gladstone
Hotel, with A. p. Forsyth and Geo.
Fortune as sureties. Bond approved,
license granted to issue on payment
OF license fee, all voting aye.
Frank Herman to sell at Wiger
building, with Franz, Demulling and
John Hendrix as srreties. Bond APP
proved, license granted to issue on
payment of license fee.
Application John Gund Brewing
Co., to sell at its building on Main
Street, wholesale license. f.
Muckenhauseu and Frank Rosenberg
as sureties. Bond approved, license
to issue on payment of license fee,
all voting aye.
Adjourned.
ALLEN p, WELD,
CITY Clerk.
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CLIETON.

Presiding Elder Trimm preached at
the church last Sunday to an apprecia-
tive audience. Rev. Trimm is forcible,
ready speaker who compels close atten-
ton from any audience.
The Aid Society together with large
fraction of the town will picnic in Bar
clay's Grove on Thursday of this week,
D. V.
Law Stark is rapidly improving and
viii probably be out again in a short
time.
Postmaster Haven has renovated, re-
modelled and generally made over" the
interior of the recently burned Prescott
postofiice and has replaced the burned
boxes with an entirely new up-to-date
mail case composed of solid oak, plate
glass, and genuine bronze trimmings the
boxes locking with the new style COM
bination lock, and by the way, we rise
to remark" that the present postmaster
and his deputy are prompt, accurate,
and courteous, and with facilities now
available we are realizing unexcelled
mail service.
The Prescott B. 3. club came out last
Saturday and were beaten by the Clifton
ties about to l. The site of the engage
ment was what is termed by the Oak
Grove neighbors the Clifton campus,
but is more generally known here as
Herman Feidler's COW pasture. Lawyer
Ives refereed the game in a commend
able manner and small vociferous col
lection of Prescott rooters were in attend
ance.
The Board Of Review meets at the
clerks Office next Monday.
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FARGO.

w. d. Chaplin has just arrived from
the West on a visit to relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Dopkins entertain
ed company Of friends Sunday.
VIM. Green and wife and children of
South Fork spent the Sabbath with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Stewart.
NJ. J. Baird of Kinnickinnic closed a
very successful term ofschool with pic
mic.
VIM. Stewart and wife left Saturday
for New Richmond on visit to their
daughter. Mrs. G. A. Goldsmith. They
returned Monday.
Misses Lettie and Rhoda Hunt are
home from Minneapolis.
Mrs. Geo. Kiech was accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. j. w. Reynolds, on her
return to Hudson from her visit here.
VIM. Fisher and Miss Hattie of South
Fork attended services here Sunday.
Miss Susie Coy Of London, Eng, is
here to spend some time with relatives.