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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-26

Ser aGein'f9e6 SAIL uberz
mails peri 9oben.-9 Or. gercD
Wabe, superintendent bes SPRING
@robe : S~rrenaipls, 9ilfs : 8un0esz
marI9aq Morrts u. Spper unb Die
@ebeimpolt5iiten 9ogan un0 Cough
lin te6rten geitern Q6eno pieOer nit
leeren 9dnben bpn Qleranbrta, 3d.,
5uriid. sic paren geitern Morgen
hortbtn geretit, um i'm @eri9t bic
Quslieferung bes aug Springz8rpoe
flii4tig geporbenen 9eOrg &Iein gu
erptrfen; bic 8er9anblungen tpurben
ober Biz nd4iten Samitag beri9oben.
Mls bic 6erren in Columbia, benz
5etmafbsort Der &letni4en Samilie,
anlangten, iolte Der San erit bpr Ell
mem bortigen Sriebensri4ter auftomz
men, ST. Soper unb Inipalt Mu6im
bon 9eorgetotpn, ben 9r. 8uoe au3
gu 9iilfe genommen bate, erDirtten
aber einen 9dbeas Corpus : 8efe6!,
buB Der Jli4tling in Qleranbrid Dem
8reisri9ter Dprgefi6rt nerben foGte.
9ter iteIten bic Qnpdlte Der 6dmilie
&letn, tpeI6e ou6 5pei Re9ts6etz
ftGnbe engagtrt bate, ben Qntrag,
ben San Bis gum nG9lten @eri9tsterz
min gu berf4ie6en, Oamit iie geniigenb
3eit bitten, benielben iorgfdltig aufz
5uarbeiten. 4npalt Soper aber op=
pontrte elmer 10 langen @er5Dgerung
unb ipoute Der 8ertbeibigung nur Biz
nG9iten Samftag 3eit getpdbren. Ser
Rt9ter ittmmte inn Bel, buB bic 8erz
tbeioigung biz babtn eeniigena 3eit
babe, ii9 borsuberetten. Der alte
&fein ite[te barauf dbermals $1,000
8Irgi9aft fir bus @ri9etnen feines
SDbnes por 9eri4t in Qlerdnbrta am
nd9iten @amitag.
SIN &ptanb : pdrf. - 9as
9iebsseiinbel, pel6es in Der Na9z
barf9aft BON @ppnn's SdGen ope>
rtrte, perlegte benS3auplaB Der SbGz
tigteit mad Golanbzpart in Der berz
gangener Nd9t. @us Der @obnung
bes 5rn. 2ouis @9leiinger an Der
Golb<@ pring=2ane itablen bic Gin
BREEDER 500, unb in Der Wobnung
bes 9rn. 4lfreb 81. 8. Oobme bolten
bic 9auner SIT unb einsn goGbenen
&nopf. Die Oiebe tparbtet1 ii9 bann
mad benz 5auie bes Srls. Glt5, Starr
pom speabobbz Snitttut," bod muir
ben fie bur4 Die 9ilferufe Der Dame
berf9eu9t unb liefen in Der Rt9tuns
beg ,gpuntrD5glubs" babpn.
@ersrub eefobIene g a.
6er. - Der 19zid6rige Garter g.
Srbine purbe geitern i'm mittleren
StatiDns6auie bonn gplt3eiri9ter
5eGtig auf bic Qnf9ulbigung benz
@eri9tsperfabren i6erniefen, SRI.
Carrie 4rmdcpit bon 0r.1714, 0orbz
gbarlesitrabe, am 19. September
bei'm Sransport bon MD6eln
59mudia9en gum Mertbe BON $165
geitoblen gu baber. Der iunge Mann
geitanb ben Siebitdbl Elm unb iagte,
er babe Die 9aden i'm .Oruibz6iG=
Yarf" Dergraben, no iie benin aud
ipTrflth gefulber tpurben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-26

ST es cine Baltimore
rtn2 - Am 0ienitag Morgelt
tp1rbe 3u 9ittsburg gerdOe gegeniiber
Der Sc. StruBe cine Srauenletfe aus
benz IIegbenp : 6luB ge3ogen, BON
Der bermutbet pirb, baB tie cine BAL
ttmorerin iei. Die umgetommene
mar cirfa 80 Sabre aft unb bate
bteQet4t f6on cine No9e i'm 8aFer
gelegen. Der 2et9nam tpurbe in bic
Morgue gei4dfft, poiel6it ieoo4 feline
Spuren bon 9epdltt6dtigteit entbedt
tpurOen, unb nimmt man bd6er an,
baB Sel6ftmorO bprliegt. Die 6rdu
mar 5 SUB 6 3oG grOB unb tpog unz
gefd6r 125 9funO. Sbre &Ietbung
mar mittlerer QuuIitdt unb beftQnb
aus rotb unb tpeiB geitreifter 1etberer
Daift f6pur3em Su6rod uno I'm
terrod, peiBen baumnoGenen Striimz
pfen unb f3nar3en S9niirI9u6en.
S9t 9uar mar Ountel, an ben S6lGz
fen ie0o6 bereits ergrdut. @e1tern
fam cine Qn3dbl Perionen mad Der
M}orgue, I'm @rfunbtgungen e~in3u3iez
ben, fagten dber, baB es ni9t bic bon
tbnen @efu4te lei. Die poIi5ei 1T gez
netgt, an3une6men, baB bic Soote
6rau Sames 8ropn, eine Baltimore
rim, fet, tpe16e oor bret Monaten nu8
Pitts6urg fam, felt 5reitag aber berz
mtBt putbe. 9r. 8rofpn unD feline
8pei ainOer iouen Ii9 am @pnntag
nu8 Baltimore begeben buber.
Gin Sell ais Maffe. -
Der Neger Samuel q. 9umilton Don
Nr. 1449, purrifbzQQep, 1purbe gez
ftern in Der norbpeitIi9en 9oli8eiita=
tion benz 9eridtsberfabren iiberpte@
fen, neil er feiner ebemaltgen Y2aiz
trefe Marion 9drper nit eirem Bell
eine bret 3pa LANCE &ppfpunbe betz
brd6te.
8irb in 8afbingtDn gez
IN iinf4t.-0etetttD Did perbuftete
geftern 4benb Die 21zidbrige Marie
Nebeber BON GIT. 107, Stafforb=9 Str,
auf bie4nf4uIOtgung, Der Srau Rut9
Smith BON CIR. 1910, 01StruBe,
Mafbington, 9. g., bort am IA. Sep
TENDER angeblt4 neutrality-suspicious.
gum Wert6e BON 500 gefto9Ien gu 6az
BEN; ie tpurbe i'm mtttleren @tation3z
baufe eingefperrt.
unter 9perer Nn9ulz
higung. - @egen zines angebli6
uniittli6en Nngriffs uuf Surab2antz
fprb, Elm feds Sabre aItes Negermdbz
den BON Rr. 113, OfzgortTraBe,
tpurbe geitern Der 55 Sabre ate gaez
ger G6Qrles Coleman in Der fiibli4en
9oliseifatton benz @ert9tsperfubren
I iiberpieien.
@erguB, ben Softer ubz
suGteferr.- Der 40 Sabre alte
CHARLES Sane bon Nr. 10, MeitzgOnz
tpupitraBe, purbe geftern in Der Tubz
liden goIiaeiitation benz 9ert6tsberz
fdbren iiberpieien en-, neil er einen &ofz
fer BON &leiber, tpel9en er fir SRI.
Qi8sie 8rannof BON Cambridge mad
einem Odmpfer bringen fpqte, abSu>
liefern DerguB.
QbTeben. Srdu 8abette
8reenpoob, @ftttpe bon @aron
GreentpoOb, itarb seitern in i6rer Be-
9auTung, Rr. %, Siib@4nnifruBe.
Die 8~eerbigung finbet morgen gq9=
mittag um 2 llbr ftatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-26

n@qutre" 9arIanb's gez
f4Gftiger Sag. Squire"
@arldnb berbonnerte cine Mn3a6l
Hubeit0rer in Der Ditlt9en 8oli3etitaz
tton gu geIal3enen @trafen, 2otus
WebFer nanberte in's 8efGngniB,
neil er cine Inn duferlegte @trafe BON
$500 unb Soften tpegen HubeitDrung
nt6t be3ablen fonnte. Nu9 parb
cine anbere Nn14ulbigung, ii9 benz
Poli3iiten gabben, Der i'm ber6aftete,
piberieBt gu baben, gegen i'm erboben,
unb in biefer Sa6e tpurbe er 1etnem
9ro5eBberfabren uberptefen.
9ret nortpe8tfde Matrofen famen
glei9fau5 f9le6t meg. sic 6atten
i'm v0oot" etnen tleinen Qllfru6r berz
onlaBt unb purben gu ie $25 @trafe
b~erurt6eiIt. 0a ite ni9t 3a6len tonnz
ten, ~panberten au4 ite tn'8 9efdngz
ntb. Sic gaben an, RoB unb Sreb.
@iIfon unb Quguft 6anfon gu beiBen.
9ate 8e1D, cine nt9t me6r iunge
S9Dne bes tbbGti6en r9oot,@ mice
nirte an Montas Nbenb, als fe eine
tii9tige DOTS 5euerpaFer getrunfen
bate, in Nr. 1407, @uIternzND enue,
cine iolenne &eilerei, unb bds RefuIz
tat mar, baB 8abi 8arldrrb iie, ba
iie $25 unb Soften nt6t 3a6len fonnte,
troB auer 8rotobilstbrdnen in's Sc
fdngniB fanbte.
Trant Piptin BON Nr. 1889, BUR
roug6z9traBe, muBte $25 unb Soften
5ablen tpegen SrteOensitOrung unb
tpurbe duberbem unter Der @nf6ulz
bigung, benz 9eo. S. 6ooper BON CIR.
1866, 8urroug6zStroBe $40 geitobz
len au BADEN, feinem 9ro3eBberfabren
iiberptei en.
r8tQp" Scott bDn g}r. 1425, Mulz
ltttnz StraBe, priigelte am Montag
ben Wm. Nolte BON Nr. 1889, Stz
2dnbalez@ traBe, bur9 unb tpurbe
8peds 9rO5eiiirung benz 9eri9te
iiberpiefen.
&ege1fport.- Sn Der Stag
5nGe" bes 6rn. 81. 81. @9leunes
ma4ten bic folgenben 8egler bic beiz
gefiigte Score: 8udmann 800,
&ein6arb 391, GorIiitle unb Bauer
429, Sones 43O, Sobb 433, 9ole AS,
Meaber 456 unb @trut6 unb Sen ie
461. 8eG erbieGt ben erften unb
@trutb ben 8petten greis.
Der SpaB tDfet $25. -
Sbomas Marf4dG, %, unb Greoerid
Garter, q Sabre aft, fpelde ii8 an
Dienitag Qbenb ben @paB erIaubten.
fi9 aGs 5rauen gu bertIetben, pobei
goli3ift Ramfap iie an Der gde BON
Baltimore unb 5rebertdftraBe err
ipif9te, fpurben geftern i'm mittlerer
@tations6duie bom goli5eiri9ter
| Se9ttg 1pegerr ungebii6rIi6en 8etra=
gems our 3ablung BON $25 Struft
unb Soften berurt6eilt. Sic panber.
ten 8etbe ms 9efdngniB.
Megen tllegdIen Regt:
It rtrens tpurbe geftern EE 80
Sabre ate gteger GbarIes Boubpart
BON gar. 1015, @iib@9oparb5StraBe
i'm Regiitrationslofale bes 3. Pre'
| sinfts Der %. Marb ber6aftet. Dix
Observation-Disclosures tpetgerten ii4
ben 9aft6efsbl ALI pHteraei9uen=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-26
Observation-Disclosures

Grtminatgert9t. - C8or
8t4ter 3it6ie.) @inbru9: George
Barter, iiitirt. GrimineQer 4ngrtff:
Sanes s. Grdpforb, 11rt6eil berf8oz
BEN. 4ngriff auf poIi5iiten: Sobr9,
SOB, ni4t fdutOig. Qngrtff: OGiber
6. 4mos, iiittrt nit Soften. Nuf Der
&egiitranbe fir 9eute: @in6ru8 -
Nrtbur WaI6tn8ton. 9tebftabl-Soz
fepb 9enrp Matt4etps. 6aIi4e 8orz
pGnOe = So6n 6ountain. Qngriff
- Nrt6ur 9ebOff urb So9n 8ropn.
MorOangriff = Gat6arine Butler.
Wutfengert4t. - Wor ben
8i4tern @abuge, 8lof II. O'8rien.)
8ouma9t dl8 Observation-Disclosures
nurbe ertbeilt in ben 6GGen bonU1arp
s. 9. Roberts an Nlfreb 9. &oberts
unb Wm. S. @tone, 8iirgi8aFt
$1,000; Sabina Ban Galom an
MleDer 8un Gaqom unb 0abis Ban
Gallon, 8irgf8aft $500. 9oGma6t
Gl5 ytd4ldBberDalter lDurbe ertAetlt
in ben 6G4en bon @Ii3abetb Qipps an
5reberif 90. unb @btpar0 Qtpps,
8Irgf4uft $10O,OOO; George 9er3z
berger an Sofep9 s. 9er3berger,
8iitgf4aft $1,000; MeIiia Butts an
2auru 9. 8ufarb, 8iirgi9aft $100;
gItie Sreunb an So9n 6reunb, 8urg>
i4dft $2700; @~brtitOpber 2tpps an
6reberid %. unb Gbtparb 2tpps,
8irgf9aft $4,000; Glt5abet6 8uz
6anun an 5reoerid g. HoB, 8iirgz
f6aft $4,000. Na4taBbertpalters@8es
rt6te nurben beitdtigt in ben 6GGen
bon Sobn 2erG, $1125; George g.
2oune, $1545; Qnbrep S. GDiteqo,
5000; Sobn @4eibtng, $3328; Maz
ME 81. @pinn, $500; Gornelia Neiz
gel, 1852. 8erfGuFe rutifi3itt in ben
5dQen BON M}arfs 8riinebaum, $500;
Gbomas @rogan, $3.50; G0por0 u.
MSarcs, $40; George D6ite9ouie,
$4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-26
Srteffafen.
S6iifgnaMrihte

mrs. s. = Der 8ti33arb ereigz
nete ii9 am Is. 5e6ruar 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-26
Efne farRe NeBr.


Wtrtheibisen Sic Sbrer R5rper sea
gen Rranfheit bur9 ben 9ebrau9 BON
antt's ptaen, elm ftets T9erers Sell
mittel eesen aopff4mersen, 9nspepfie,
Mdlaria, 0erftDpfnn9 unb ole bamit
perpanbteR 2efben.
"yas GrifbraS Sss Gtbeas -
Dr. 9utt! SIRE 2eberspinen finb
bas Eriebrab bes aebens. Sd perbe
benz 3ufon ftets banfbar ftin. Der mid
biefelbe1 fenner, lernen lieB. S. Scirs
Leigh, pIatte Cannon, Col.
9utt'S 2ebers1iWem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-26

Hbilobelpbia -...... 0 4 0 0 Q 0 O OF
Baltimore ..... O o Q 0 2 4 05
3peites spter:
8bitaotfpbio ...-..~ 0 0 0 I ! 0 0 2 Is
Baltimore ..-..-~ 0 Q o o o ! 0 / o.
SR Babfuotou:
gsai6irqtnn .-...... 0 o 6 o o 3 o 0 0LS
Gotpn ............. / 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 q-2
Oer pM o MT m E Semp D.
rrattc @pcidl Club" inbofz
firte geitern Ibenb I'M ietrer9 erfamm=
lung bic Garbtbdtur bes 9rn. See g.
MeDer fir ben gpngreb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-26
gptea's Monar4 tobtgez

parts, ., Sept, - Giner De-
pef4e bes r5igaro" ausSeDul, GOred,
5ufOIse fOGG Der &aifer pOn @orea se=
ftprben fem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-26

5ta91en on8ebtt8 n
Boot. = Sn Der fiiblt6en 9oli8eiz
ftotiOn tpurOen geitern Sefferfon 6tBz
gerald unO Sobn Mager benz Sc
ri4tsberfa6ren iiberpiefen, neil fe
angebli4 9rn. Sames Matone DonGr.
1852, @ubatraBe, Elm Boot i'm 8er>
tie bon $50 unb Der oNtlanticSran8z
port Company" 10 SGfe Me9l ftu6z
len. Die Mdnner nurben BON ber
9afenpoli3ei an 8orb bes 8ootes Derz
9aftet, neil ie feline 5ufriebenIteGenbe
4ustunft ii6er Die 9ertunft Oes Mebz
lee geben fonnter.
S9par5e Diam E
ais 8erte6r8 It Drer.- 9aB
es in Baltimore nod INNER 6artfo9z
len gtbt, erfubren bic pafagiere zines
Waggons Der Columbia be .AQinie
geitern 5u i6rem n2eibpeien,~ inoem
tie an Der Columbia : Qbenue, na6e
ScotttraBe, fir betndbe 5e6n Minuz
ten aufgebalten tpurben, tpG6renb cine
Qubung f9nar5er Otamanten ou8gez
ldben burbe.
PerfonaG G Noti5en.- ST.
8. 8onberborft lit aus benz 9ienfte
beg gtntpdnberungs : 8iiredus aus
geI9ieben.
Ser nMdrDGGnber TGuz
f4enfiiIGer 59uBberein"
fat fir bic Natiorat : Convention Der
Slaidenfi1er in gtorfolf, 3D., am IA.
unb Is. Sftober Folgenbe 5erren dGs
9eleguten ertpd9lt: 8m. 8. Oietrt9,
s. 8. Sanbers, 6. e. MaD, $. 8.
2emfubG, george @9taffer, 8. 8.
PbiQtps, $. 9ein3erItng, S. 3. gurp
unb s. q. 8lonbeq.
8rGnbe. - Sn benz bierten
@tDdperte BON Serbian Sta6ter's
8rDceriebanblung, 92r. 701, Mqotz
fonSQbenue, entitanb geftern auf urz
befunnte Detie 6euer, tpel9es $500
S9oben dnrt9tete.
= Gin Q(arm bonn &aften Nr. 351
rief bic Seltertpebr mad Der Wobnunq
BON 6rau Qnnte 90. Guriq, Nr.
1917, MabiIon>Npen1te, tpofelbit auf
unbetannte @eiIe 6erer entItanben
mar. Die 6lammen purOen bter i'm
Seine 9elOf6t.
Gprea'8 Monar4 tobtgez
Tnnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-26

6auptquurtier: nMe4anics' 6aue",
Ger. 317, 0et : GapetteitraBe; Sing>
it4noe: Mittpo9s; Oirigent s. s.
eCrdnf.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-02-06
Another ridiculous food fad has

Another ridiculous food fad has
been branded by the most petent
authorities. They have dispelled the
silly notion that one kind of food is
needed for brain, another for III uscles,
and still another for bones. A correct
diet will not only nourish particular
part Of the body, but it will sustain
every other part. Yet, however good
your food may be, its nutriment is
destroyed by indigestion or dyspepsia.
You must prepare for their appear
ance or prevent their coming by
taking regular doses of Green g
August Flower, the fayorite medicine
Of the healthy millions. A few doses
aids digestion, stimulates the liver to
healthy action, purifies the blood,
and makes you feel buoyant and
vigorous. You can get Or. G. @.
Green's reliable remedies at all drug
gists. Get Green's Special Almanac.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-02-06
Death of O. c. Hicks.

O. G. Hicks, a resident Of this city
for many years, died at his home in
Spokane, Wash, Jan. %, aged about
Y years. Mr.. Hicks moved from here
TO Washington about Is years ago.
He was a contractor and builder by
trade. Twoyears ago he suffered from
severe attack of pneum onia and had
been in falling health from the re-
suits. He leaves wife, two daughters
and one son. Mr.. Hicks was mem
Der Of the Masonic fraternity and he
was buried by the lodge of the order
at Spokane Jan. 81.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-02-06
Joint Teachers Association.

Following is the program of joint
teachers association for Pierce and
st. CrOix counties to be held at the
River Falls Normal, Feb. s, 1902:
FORENOON.
10:30-Model Exercises in Reading
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. MISS belle OcHOHclu
u.30-Some Phases of School Discipline
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Herman Il. Parsons
12:00-Intermission.
AFTERNOON.
l:15-Musie.
1:30-Model Exercise In Geography
...................M Miss Elizabeth Fleming
Composition Work in the Grades
Observation-Disclosures. Miss Rose L. Thelen.
3:15-Some Phases of Arithmetic
Prof I, H. Clark.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-02-06
A New Band.

A new band has been organized
in the city-The Independent Cornet
Band of River Falls-with the fol.
lowing personnel:
@. Spillcke, Leader
John Oakley
@. A. Smith
I. Ell. Smith
Louie Langdon
Cecil Dodge
Oscar Spillcke
Charles Hill
Bonnie Rosenberg
John Foley
Jesse White
Clyde Eaton
Frank Reid
Carl Yocum
Frank r. Howe
/. O. Isaacson
Herman Elertson
Ed Linehan
Dan LfHehgn
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-02-06

FOUND. Jan. 6, on>the South Fork
road, about two miles east OF this city,
mum Der Of mems garments. A
watch and other articles in pockets.
Owner call at Wesley Green $ for same !.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-02-06
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FARM WANTED.

Wanted, within three or four miles
of River Falls, first-class improved
farm Of 200 acres, or upwards, Give
description and price.
Address, LLOYD PEABODY,
50 Court Block, St. Paul, Mimi.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-02-06
That Man.

The Pink & Anderson Comedy Com
pany will show at Opera Hall Feb. II.
The Farce Comedy, "That Man., will
be played by the entire Company, with
many striking specialties between
acts.
One Of the exciting features Of the
entertainment will be the exposition
of the ''Lifeograph' Edison's master
piece invention. Prof Sherman will
operate the machine and introduce
the following program:
The Great Battle of Manila, McKin-
ley's Assassination and Funeral, New
York's Fire Department Run on
Broadway, Boer War, Queen Victoria's
Funeral, Bonn bardment Of San Juan.
The Lightning Express, taken while
the train was running at the rate OF
one mile minute. also many Of the
latest topicsin full motion just as they
were at the time the film was taken.
This is the latest 1902 Edison Moving
Picture Machine, the greatest Of al
his inventions.
Doors open at 7 o'clock, perform.
ance at 8. Rates OF admission: child
rem, Is cents; adults, rs cents; reserv
ed seats 80 cts.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-02-06

Commencing with Saturday, oct.
~ and every Saturday thereafter I'M
til further notice, we will inargurate
popular. weekly excursions between
Minneapolis, St. Paul and Los Ange-
les. in upholstered ordinary sleeping
cars. via Sioux City, @. & n. W. BY,
K.C.. St J. 60 @. B. Ry. to Kansas
Citv. "A. T. IS. f. Ry. to Albuquerque,
s f. P. Ry. to Barstow and Southern
California Ry.
Following is schedule Of service east
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-02-06

WANTED. TO exchange farm lands
in Minnesota and North Dakota for
city property Address Lock Box 348,
River Falls, Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-02-06
The Peoples Lecture Course

Leland Powers, in his impersona-
tion of the characters in David Cop
perfeld," will be greeted by full
house at the Congregational church
to night.
The lectures Of the course that are to
be given after this Of Mr.. Powers will
be given in the M. E. church which
has capacity for seating $50 more
people than the Congregational
church.
The next entertainment In the
course is the "Ridgeway Concert, :"
which will be given in the M. e.
church March II. For this concert
reserved-seat tickets will be for sale
at Barnard & Clough's drug store to-
morrow, Friday, February I, 1902.
Remember the date, but in view of
the fact that there is ample room in
the church and seats for all who hold
lecture course tickets and that there
is more than month in which to Sc
cure tickets the lecture course com
mmittee suggest that there does not
appear to be any special occasion for
scram BILE for reserved seat tickets
tom orrow-unt after breakfast.
Up-to-date carriage and sign paint
ing. All work guaranteed. Shop OPP
posite JOURNAL office.
10 r. RERNE
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HIDES AND PELTs.-The highest
market price paid for all kinds of hides
and pelts by M. Oman, the furrier,
River Falls, Wis.
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Wisconsin Dairymen's Association

At Menomonie, Feb. IL TO ID. Tick
cts will be sold for this occasion at
one fare for the round trip-$1 .65.
Tickets on sale Feb. II, good for re-
turn up to and including Feb. II.
GEORGE KRAUTH, Agent.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-02-06

60 TO Williams new gallery for the
best Photographic Pictures. Prices
right.
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Normal Notes.

Pres w. j. Brier is in Madison this
week, attending the seml-annual
meeting of the Board OF Regents.
Miss Kate Kennedy will spend next
Sunday at her home in Ellsworth.
A party Of our young people intend
to drive to Hudson Friday evening to
the home of Miss Florence Kelley
The drawing classes have been or
gaized under the direction Of Miss
McNair, who will have charge during
the absence of Miss Pardee.
We expect Prof. Adrian back from
his lecturing tour the last Of the
week.
At the meeting Of the Literary So
ciety last Friday evening" Mr.. D..
Swartz was elected President, Miss
Mae Terry Vice President. and Miss
Alta Terry Secretary.
Several basket ball teams have been
organized to play a series Of twelve
games for the cham pionship.
A few of the students are beginning
to wear a careworn look. We presume
the reason for this is that they are
preparing for the local Oratorical
Contest which will decide who is to
represent the School in the Inter
Normal Con test to be held at Superior
in March
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A Sure Winner.

You can't lose ir you take advan-
tage of the low prices we are max
ing on Clothing, Ladies' Jackets,
Dress Goods, Rubber Goods-in fact
all lines we are handling.-R. N. Jer-
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Mrs. Sarah Tozer has for sale on
easy terms desirable city properties
dwelling houses and building lots.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-02-06

A few choice Dakota and Visions In
farms for sale V. e. BAILEY,
River Falls, Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-02-06

II you have farm for sale list it
with The Morgan Land Agency.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-02-06

Williams makes as good photo
graphs for $500 dozen as can be had
in the state.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-02-06

500 pairs sample gloves and mitts at
JensOn's.
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Weekly Excursions in Pullman Or
binary Sleeping Cars

BETWEEN TWIN CITIES AND Los ANGELES
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EYpRE9a IND RAGGAGE.


M b. SIMON, Express ana Baggage Line.
NJ Leave orders at the Telephone
Central or private phone No. 81
Special attention given to collecting baggage
from and delivering to all parts OF the city.
All kinds of dray and team work promptly
att nded TO Charges moderate.
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Our prices shaved,
Your money saved.
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Weare receipt of a copy of the Eight
zenith Annual Report Of the Agricul-
tural Experiment Station Of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin. The book is the
most elaborate report ever issued Of
the work of this branch of the Univer-
sity. Within it's 352 pages is contained
comprehensive epitome OF the yalu-
able work done by this useful school
urfng the year ending June 30, 1901.
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PHYSICIANS.

IRA e. GENDRON Office and residence
frat door north of Gladstone Hotel, River
Falls. Wis. once hours: 10 to II A, NJ, and TO
and Z to SPIN.
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DE N lists.

TAUGEN, GRIMM & CHINOOK,
Ii Attorneys at Law. once In FREMONT
Block, River Falls, Wis.
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interest because DOWney was much
the better man and could hammer
PoWnell any time and anywhere he
pleased.
Billy Armstrong (white) and
Dude Lewis (colored) were prin-
cipals in a very interesting three
round go that pleased the specta-
tors hugely. Armstrong appeared
to be a good match for the cOlored
boy. This was the fastest bout OF
the evening
The way Eddie Quinn of the Ath-
letic club had of settling the bouts
of his pupils, Hammond and Harris
and Downey and Pownell, made a
hit with the large crowd Of specta.
tors. He declared them draws. u
"Smicky," one of the seconds,
seemed to attract considerable at.
tention from those in the gallery.
Master of Ceremonies Plummer
was at his best last night.
DR.. Luhn in the role Of referee
is a complete success.