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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02
Woodward d-Tiernan League Standing.
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THIS WEEK,S ScHE
Association Standing.

ciation are we'll punched. with the Securitys and
Dcbutartes tied for first and the Ivanhoes and
Tigers. one game removed. tied for third position.
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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02

The Rabbits increased their lead In the Fair
Grounds League by taking the odd game fr,;n
the oaks. after holly contested match. Ike
high for the Oaks and Mcn0lIin for the
Rabbits. SUtterly's Towers. who coming fast.
the odd game from the Lees Wakefield and
z Harris being the readers. The league stand
ing:
club. W. l. Club. W. l..
Rabbits ............i Towers 10 10
Oaks ..-..-.-.......n . Lees ............... -
THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE.
eshay-Rahiits at home to Lees
Thursday-Oaks home to Towers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02

Clarence +. Green of the Montaul, Thaa-
ter tiliiard-rpoms in Brooklyn is arranging
a pool tournament to take place early in
March tor Il trophy emblematic of the
championship and cash prizes aggreSating
$1.05o. He is preparing q billiard hall with
I: seating capacity of $50. All players MAY
enter the tourney and. IL necessary. prelim-
mary games viii be held at the Brooklyn
Academy in which prizes will be given.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02

Results mt Charleston.
Charleston. 8. c.. Feb. 1.-0niy one favorits
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Building improvements.

James Ell. Field is accustomed to
keep tab on the building improve
ments of the city from year to- year,
and the JOURNAL is indebted to him
for the following report of the work
in this line for 1901.
Fifty-two structures were built in
the city during the year. OF these
ten were new dwellings; five, houses,
SO far remodeled as to practically
make them new structures; eight
new barns; twenty-four additions to
dwellings,; and four business struc-
lures.
New residences were built by Dr..
Gendron, W. P. Marshall, S. G. Shep-
ard, Mrs. Isaacson, Mrs. A. Winter,
Fred Christianson. Mrs. Wright, L..
A. Platt. August Beorn and Wallace
Griffin. Mrs. e. III Daniels, Mrs. M /.
T. Field, E. FL. Currier, John Reed
and Mr.. 'Ritchey remodeled their
dwellings and made them practically
new structures, enlarging and adding
to the convenience and artistic ap-
pearance.
Geo, TIL. Smith put up big double
brick store building on the west side
Of Main street, 100X44 feet, two stories
above the basement. He also built
brick structure in the rear of his
building In which the postoffice is To-
Gated This new structure is called
laundry building. An immense dry
ing shed was built by Mr.. Smith at
the brick yards. The Milton Dairy
Co. of ST, Paul built cream receiv-
ing building near the Omaha depot.
1t will be seen by this showing that
the city made healty growth for the
year 1901.
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Birthday Party.

A very delightful little social affair
was participated in at the home Of
Rev. Snodgrass last Friday evening,
the occasion being birthday surprise
party in honor of Prof. George Snod-
grass.
An eXtempore program was present
ed by the guests. Messers. Todd and
Snodgrass entertained with banjo and
guitar selections and songs. A very
pleasing feature during the evening
was touching dialect reading by Mr..
Todd, the author. Other interesting
musical and vocal mum bers were pre-
sented, games were played and, as a fit
ting climax to a delightful evening, a
dainty midnight luncheon, prepared
by the Misses Snodgrass and Toby,
was served.
The guests present we're: Carrie and
Eva Henderson, Inez Toby, Reva Ely,
Mildred Ensign, Jennie Beers,
Katherine Snodgrass, Arthur Todd,
Frank Chapman and Raymond En-
sign Of this city, and Grenville W.
Baker of Minneapolis.
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The Gearhart Lecture.

There were no bones in the lecture
OF Hon. G. A. Gearhart at the M. E.
church Tuesday night. 1t was all
meat" fine of quality, stimulating,
nutrient. Mr.. Gearhart is rapid
speaker, uses the right word in the
right place and appropriates no SUI
perfluous flourish Of yerbiage. His
ideas are presented in forcible words
in terse sentences, in an easy manner
and with pleasing voice.
His theme, 1.-THE Dawn Of the goth
Century, is an inspiring one, is sug-
gestiye of supreme achievements and
things of superlative worth. It re-
quires mind broad Of apprehension,
capable Of grasping great things, to
compass such theme; mind crowd
ed with the great events of history,
the achievements Of a century and
the power and judgment to arrange
sublime consumm ations, reinforced
with an equipment OF luxuriant phra-
seology to present them adequately
and acceptably to eager and receptive
minds, mind capable of anlyzing, to
select and arrange what lessons the
past may teach and give them to us
as a guide for our future conduct.
The lecturer reviewed the salient
features Of the past 100 years, investi-
gated the conditions of the present
and admonished men Of their duty
toward the coming day. He makes
charitable estimate Of the past, an
optimistic conception Of the present
and hopeful view of the future.
AS preparation for securing the
highest attainment, he urges men to
cherish a comprehensive charity,-a
love Of self, Of neighbor, and of God.
To thine own self be true;
And it must follow as the night the day,
Thou canst not then be false to any man."
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City Water Service.

The city water service has run very
smoothly during the year and it has
been eminently satisfactory to all
concerned. The machinery at the
pump house has never Slipped cog"
or missed a stroke in raising 30,680, $50
gallons and placing it where it was
wanted during the past twelve
months. The service has been con-
siderably extended during the year.
About 1900 feet Of new main have
been laid and quite mum Der of new
families have made use of the service.
To pump this $4,000, 280 gallons Of
water, 100000 barrels-the pumps
were run for 1878 hours and used up
225 cords Of Eastwood.
The number of takers Of city water
is about 210 at present, and the re-
ceipts derived from charges to the
users about 81, 300 year. Many fami-
lies do not yet use the city water.
This neglect to appropriate the SER
vice is not due to any objection to the
quality Of the water or to the cost of
| the service. The mains are not yet
extended to accommodate all the resi-
dents of the city; the cost of extend
ing the pipes from the mains to the
houses deter some from taking the
water, and to many their wells fur
nish very satisfactory service.
The am cunt Of water used is, on the
average, about Al gallons a day for
each Of the 1000 inhabitants OF the
CITY, The amount pumped In 1900
was 29,O16, $50 gallons.
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w. r, &C. A. r.

I. N. Nichols Post, G.. A. B., and /.
n. Nichols W. r. G. held special
meeting Monday night for joint in
stallation of officers elected for the
ensuing year. The ladies Of the Re-
lief Corps were given precedence in
inaugurating the ceremonies. Fol
lowing are their officers installed:
Pres-Fannie OStrum.
SV. P-Hannah Williams.
J. V. P.-Nellie Tobey,
Sec.-Marian Hughes.
Treas.-Mary Chaplin.
Chaplain-Mary Haling
Conductor Mcclure.
Assistant Conductor-Ida Packard
Guard-Minnie McCabe.
Assistant Guard-Emma Sweet.
Color Bearers-1st, Mabel Ellsworth; I'd,
Eva Ritchey;3d Laura Williams; 4th, Martha
Barrett,
The ritual Of the w. r. @. is i'm
pressive and expressive, and it is i'm
pressive because it is expressive.
Every feature of the ritual is pro-
foundly significant. A spirit of lofty
patriotism pervades the ceremony
with dominating display Of the stars
and stripes. Mrs. W. P. Marshall
performed the duties Of installing Of
ficer. She had the ritual at instant
command and made the ceremony
more impressive by faultless enuncia-
tion, dignity Of manner and prompt
ness of execution. At all stages of
the ceremony she was ably supported
by the prompt and accurate obedi-
ence of every official to the details of
the duties involved.
Comrade VIM acted as installing
officer in inducting the recently elect
ed officers Of the Post into their re-
spective stations. The officers in
stalled are:
Commander-James Mcdonald.
s. " C.-John Fisher.
j. wee. Russ.
@ Nj. Ell. Langdon.
Surgeon-W. P. Marshall.
Chaplain-James Rogers.
officer Of the Day-C. G. Knowles.
Officer of the Guard-W. FL. Hall.
ON. Sc. G. Farnsworth.
Adjutant--C. r. Ellis
S. Mp F. Lowell.
After the ceremonies Of the install
lation were completed quartet
Misses Snodgrass and Tobey and
Messrs. Snodgrass and Todd, -ren.
dered a pretty song, Comrade g. ID
Pratt sang a number Of war songs,
the members of the Post and w. B.
o. joining in the chorus with one &C
cord. George Snodgrass also sang q
war song in the chorus of which the
audience joined. Mrs. e. B. Arm.
strong gave an interesting report OF
her recent official visit to the Sol
diers' Home; Comrades Haling, Mar.
shall and Whitehead revived the
memory Of the brave days of old with
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DIED.

BRADSHAW AT his home in West
Superior, Wis, Wednesday morning,
JAN l, 1902. at $50 o'clock, John w.
Bradshaw, aged 81 years.
The deceased had been in feeble
and failing health for several years.
He leaves a wife and three children
two daughters and one son. Mr..
Bradshaw was a resident Of this city
for mum Der Of years where he was
held in high esteem as man Of
estimable character. He was in bust
ness here with his brother, Peter, for
several years, moving to Superior in
1890
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Normal Notes.

School opened Tuesday morning
with most of the students in their
familiar places.
Several new students entered this
term, among whom we are pleased to
see Stephen Bewick, former student
of the school.
Miss Pardee is still unable to resume
her duties, and during her absence,
Miss Susie Downer has charge Of the
work in drawing,
Miss Monette has resigned her posi-
ton in the grammar room and gone
south for her health. Miss Fleming
takes her place.
The literary society will present the
following program on Friday evening:
Music, Piano Solo. MISS Nero
Roll call, response by quotations.
"What the present Congress has done,'
Impersonation ........................M Miss Melgs
Biographical sketch and music. Mr.. Shepard
Reading. .................. $500. miss Terry
Essay. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Miss StroeDel
Recitation .....................,....M MISS oonJu
News ofthe week. .........,..........Mr Mr.. sWartz
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Dissolution of Partnership,

The business firm, therefore, existing
under the name Of Pratt g. Walk er, is
this day dissolved by M utual consent,
Henry Walker having sold his interest
in the meat market to Thos. Tomlin
son, who takes immediate possession
and the business will be conducted at
the old stand under the firm name Of
Pratt & Tomlinson. It is desirable
that all indebted to the firm Of Pratt
& Walker should make immediate
settlement.
Dated River Falls Jan. 4, 1902.
HOWARD PRATT.
HENRY WALKER.
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L. J. KINNEY,
Treasurer Town of River Falls.

Miss Alice Crawford makes tatting
lace for 10 cents yard; fine for 15c.
Send her word by mail, as she cannot
leave home. Her physicians soap is
for sale at j. S. Wadsworth's shoe
store, City Hotel and at the office of
DR.. Ashley.
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A Sure Winner.

You can't lose il 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. Jen-
cop
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the music of the boisterous drums,
accompanied with the flute, played by
comrade feelings, after which the
company TO the number of $50 sat
do wn to a banquet OF oysters gar
nished with abundant and appropriate
accessories.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

| will collect taxes at Wiger's shoe
store Wednesdays and Saturdays Of
each week through the ~ onth Of jan
uary, 1902. It. e. MORROW, Treas.
KINNICKINNTC
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Notice of Annual Me citing.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Farmers and Merchants
State Bank will be held at their bank
ing Office Tuesday evening, Jan. 81, at
1870 p. m.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-01-09

WANTED. TO exchange farm lands
in Minnesota and North Dakota for
city property. Address Lock Box 348,
River Falls, Wis.
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Notice to Taxpavers.

The tax roll Of Troy is now in my
hands. | will be at the office of Geo.
w. Chinook every Monday in the
month of January, 1902.
r. r. YOUNG,
Town Treasurer.
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Farms for Sale,

l have several good farms in the
town Of Clifton which I offer for sale
on easy terms and at reasonable prices.
V. e. BAILEY,
River Falls, Wis.
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HIDES AND PELTs.-The highest
market price paid for all kinds Of hides
and pelts by nj. Oman, the furrier,
River Falls, Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-01-09

We can save you money on boys
clothing. We mean just what we
say. Call and see for yourselves.
ALLARD, STEWART Co.
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Manitoba Wheat,

Call at Barg g. Johnson's and ex-
anime some genuine Manitoba seed
wheat.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-01-09

An 18-months-old Poland China
boar, SIS per cwt.
MILKMAN TAYLOR.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-01-09

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, 1902-01-09

Go to Williams new gallery for the
best Photographic Pictures. Prices
right.
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BORN.
accessorie;

RADCLIFF.-At Balsam Lake, Wis,
Saturday, Jan. 4, 1902, to Mr.. and
Mrs. FL. W. Radcliff, daughter.
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Farmers

Buy and sow some genuine Saskat-
chewan red fife wheat. Barg 81 John
son sell it.
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Notice..

Commencing Saturday, Dec. %,
1901, I will be at the harness shop of
A. w. Lund, Wednesday and Sat-
urday of each week until March /,
1902, to receive taxes.
JIrH1N11rxr
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Ii you have farm for sale list it
with The Morgan Land Agency.
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Tuesday Club progra m---Jan. Ia.

Song Observation-Disclosures. ....... Mrs. Toby
Mary Stuart Holyrood Place. Mrs. Freeman
Loeb Leven Castle. ............M Mrs. Van Voorhis
George Buchanan, the Scholar of the Reforma-
ton. ............,.......... Mrs. Evil 6
Leader and hostess. ...............M Mrs Freeman
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-01-09

500 pairs sample gloves and mitts at
Jenson's.
Our prices shaved,
Your money saved.
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THE LOCAL MARKET.

CORRECTED EVERY THURSDAY.
Following are the prices paid by
River Falls merchants and dealers
for farm products, etc., to-day:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-01-09

Ladies' Cloaks at cost to close out
at r. N. Jenson's.
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PHYSICIANS.

IRA. e. GENDRON. Office and residence
IL first door north of Gladstone Hotel, River
Falls, Wis. Office hours: 10 to IL A, NJ, and to
and Z to 8 P.M
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-09
BRIEF CITY NEWS

The old boys in Douglas did not run a little bit for precinct offices in Doug las
 MT Banks was fined $1S.00 in the J, P. court Friday afternoon for fight ing not too wisely, but too well.
 Messrs. Smith and Hall have just established a carpe lter shop near the new gymnasium on School hill.
 It seems that near relatives of Mrs. Aarten, who died recently, are resid- ing in Oregon, but the exact place has not been ascertained.
 James Avery. a gentleman of color. is disposed to question the legality of his recent imprisonment. He proposes 10 appeal to the big court
 Last evening the Mason opera house was the scene of much fun and merri- ment, caused by the skating carnival. A variety of attractions were given and the occasion was a very enter taining one
 The Queen athletic club are arrang- ing some attractive features for the near future, which will be announced later. The membership is increasing daily, and Naco has furnished num- per laISlg.
 A sockless old Hazard. with more mescal than brains, took his stand at the upper flood gate yesterday and at tempted to collect toll from all pass CTS by. He was promptly raked in by Officer Henderson.
 The Review mining correspondent visited Copper Glance district and the Douglas smeIters last Thursday as wila appear from a perusal of the min ing department of the Review this morning.
 A New Innovation.
 At the Copper Queen hotel today delicious music will float among the delighted guests. furnished by a full orchestra, as the most elegant dinner of the season is served in superb style.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-09
Causing Delay.

Causing Delay.
 R. l.. Benton was up from Naco yes terday. Mir. Benton is well known in Bisbee. and of late has been opera ting in mines in Sonora. He was pres ent when Major Hargroye met with the accident, resulting in the disloca- ton of his shoulder. Recently MT. Benton has been looking after cattle interests and is, therefore. unable to give us any fresh mining news from Sonora. He states that owing to Amer ican custom officials at Naco. who shut of certain abuses on the part of certain individuals, running stock into the United States. The custom oEfi- cials on the other side of the line show a disposition to retaliate and as a consequence there is much delay, and no little trouble in getting goods and stock in and out of Mexico. MT Benten returned to Naco yesterday afternoon
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-09
Bisbee Woman's Clus.

The regular semi-monthly meeting of the Bisbee Woman's club was held Friday in the club house on Quality hill.
 A vote of thanks was extended to Messrs. Kelly, Meek, Stone. Greaves and G. $. Jackson for assistance ren- dered on Woman's edition of Bisbee Daily Review
 A paper on Self Improvement" was presented to the club by Mrs F. c. Bledsoe. The paper dealt with our progress through the Imaginative, s stage, Wonder Epoch" to the Epoch of Chiyalry" or Hero Worship" and on to the last or Reflective Epoch. . which is attained in maturity. In closing Mrs. BledSoe said: "Alcng the line of your greatest interest there is a limit-less scope for you-in that direction infinity opens to you. Along ether lines you may be at best, but commonplace" Tn the discussion which followed Mesdames Merrill. Durley, Dyer and Ross took part.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-09
PERSONAL MENTION

Dr. Slaton left yesterday for Cobra. do.
 Miss Hinkle wen: to Tombstone yes. terday.
 W. T. Howe is a late arrival from Douglas.
 Billy Ligge.t was up from Naco yes. terday Lem Shattuck jumped out of town yesterday. Mrs. Rich went to Tombstone yes terday Dick Brown went to Tucson yester- day on business.
 Mrs. Ellege is expected back from California today.
 James Johnson was up from Doug las yesterday.
 Mrs J. N. Smith is quite i'll a. her home on School hill.
 Charley Overlook returned to Doug las yesterday afternoon
 Mr. and Mrs. Towner were up from Canaena this week on visit.
 B. J. O'Reilly was circulating among his Bisbee friends las. night.
 The operator for the E. P. &. s. w. MT. Pew, left yesterday for Fl Paso. William Jones, old timer from Gila county. is just up from the Cananea.
 Frank Bauer. the Mao butcher. was dealing in baby deer meat this week.
 D. F. Cough'in is visiting this dis trict in the interest of Michigan min ing men. Geo. Meek. editor of the Douglas International is spending few days in town.
 Mrs. Engle, the efficient profession al nurse, returned from Fl Paso yes terday. Mir. Corson was an out going pass. enger on the Douglas train yester- day afternoon. Pomeroy, the insurance man, was in Bisbee yesterday on his regular business visit. c. F. Nicho's. popular young min ing man of Douglas, was a welcome caller at the Review ofiice yesterday Mrs. Aronld Spring left this morn l ing for Tucson, where she goes to visit friends and relatives for a few | days. Mir. Coke, an experienced smelteI man, formerly in the employment oi l the Copper Queen left for Cananes yesterday. MT. Cannon, representing the New York insurance company is in Bisbee | in the interest of that mammoth in surance company. | Otto Geiselhoffer is recuperatine I among the classic precincts of Tomb stone and renewing old acquaintance of twenty years standing. I MT. George Hill returned to Los An geles yesterday, affer brief visit t his mother ald sister in Bisbee. MT
 Hill is with the wholesale firm o Seegle & Co. Arno'd Spring. foreman of the Re view, is ia Tucson, attending the fun
 eral of his aunt, Mrs. Levin. mothe of Henry Levin, broker at Nogaies
 which occurred yesterday. MT. Sprin will return Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-09

The Spray hoist will be shut down today and some repair work will be made upon the foundation. There is a slight shortage in mining timbers. which is also one of the causes of the temporary shut down.
 The new engine at the Calumet and Arizona will be put on its first shift today The engine is model of me chanical skill and is one of the best in Arizona. The lifting power of the new engine is something in excess of that of the Spray hoist
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-09
The New Townsite.

l. w. Wallace, the reliable estate man, authorizes the statement that the South Bisbee townsite will soon maserialize. It will embrace 200 acres down where the country flattens out. Lots will be immediately blocked out and put ol the market and every necessary feature for a progressive town adopted, including a liberal wa ter supply by the Bisbee, Calumet and Luis Water company.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-09
Base Ball Prospects.

Arrangements are under way pro- viding for some attractive ball games at Tucson during the carnival. Bisbee has been invited to participate with the view of pulling off that much con tested tie game, which was played at the Tucson grounds a few weeks ago. The Bisbee nine is in good condition and the fans may expect them to give a good account Of themselves.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-09

A. Redewill of Phoenix. the popu- lar piano king. is skylarking in Bis bee in the interest of his extensive business. He has disposed of over one hundred pianos in this southern section the past fifteen years. He handles standard makes of instru- ments, never misrepresents and ad- heres strictly to his promises with customers. ll-3-t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-09
The Herald Special.

The Herald Special.
 J. Mills Davies, representing the Los Angeles Herald, is still at the Copper Queen hotel. He is preparing matser for the Arizona edition of the Los Angeles Herald, to be issued soon. Mir. Davies is much impressed with the business possibilities of Bisbee, and says that in ali his newspaper experience of twenty-three years he never saw a city so peculiarly situated