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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-05
PRECINCT II.

( 9i- 1hEClNCI ~.
/. Secretary of State-Bigelow u, Lay
lin 149.
.Congressman-Everhard ga, Dick
1b4.
! Circuit Judge-Starr SO, Winch 14T.
Probate. Judge Young rs, Pardee
1bO. .t -. >
Clerk Of Courts-Paige 81, Kline 16S.
Sheriff Fillius "a Barker t50
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80, Wag-
bner 153
Treasurer Andrew 10. Smith 1872
Recorder Burt 90, Sewers 1872.
Infirmary ,Director-Davis 65, Cham.
berlain 153.. .
Coroner Hays 66, Humphrey 1872
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GREEN.
EAST LIBERTY PRECINCT.

EAST LIBERTY PRECINCT.
Secretary of State-Bigelow sc, Lay
lin 35
Congressman-Everh 81, Dick 35.
Circuit Judge-Staw 81, Winch 81.
Probate Judge-Young 6S, Pardee
35,
Clerk of Courts-Paige 63, Kline Al.
Sheriff-Fillius 6S, Barker 33,
Commissioner-.McN SO, Wag-
oner 35.
Treasurer-Andrew II, Smith 80.
Rccorder-Burt 6S, Sewers "a.
Infirmary Director Davis SO,
Chamberlain "a.
Coroner-Hays TO- Humphrey 81.
GREENSBURG PRECINCT.
Secretary of State-Bigelow 5s, Lay
lin Ill.
Congressman-Everh 5S, Dick
112,
Circuit Judge-Starr IS, Winch III.
Probate Judge-Young 50, Pardee
Clerk of Courts-Paige rs. Kline
"a.
Sheriff-Fillius 66, Barker 103.
Commissiqner-McNamara 66, Wag.
oner 107. ifE Z
Treasurer-Andrew 81, Smith III.
Recorder-Burt 81, Sewers 103.
| Infrmary Director Davis So,
Chamberlain Ill - ~
Coroner-Hays 81, Humphrey 104
HUDSON.
Secretary of State--Bigelow 1872
FLaylin 22S, White. 4, Hoye l..
| ngressman-Everhard 165, Dick
| Continued on Sixth Page.)
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FRANKLIN.
. NIMIsILA PRECINCT.

NIMIsILA PRECINCT.
Secretary of state-Bigeiow 90, Lay
lin 106.
Congressman--Eyerhard s5, Dick
100.
Circuit Judge Starr 90. Winch 105.
Probate Judge Young 1l6, Pardee
90.
Clerk of Courts Paige 100, Kline
101.
Sheriff-Fillius 121, Barker SO.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 113, Wag-
oner 93. tHr
easurer-Andrew 30. Smith 1902.
Recorder Burt 1l2, Sewers 90.
Infirmary Director-Davis 103,
Chamberlain OF.
Hays 1a4, Humphrey so.
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PRECINCT r.

PRECINCT r.
Secretary of State Bigelow 267,
Laylin 140. A
congressman-Everhard 254, Dick
100
155. :
Probate Judge Young PSI, Pardee
1877.
Clerk of Courts-Paige, 25s. Kline
100.
Fillius' 263, Barker 1856
Commissioner = Mcnamara 270
Wagner 1877.
Treasurer--Andrew $50, Smith 168,
Recorder-Burt $50. Sewers 1885.
lnhrmary Director Davis 263,
Chamberlain i49.
Coroner Hays 200, Humphrey IA
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PRECINCT B.

PRECINCI b.
Secretary of State-Bigelow "a, Lay
lin 107, White 0.
Congressman-Eve 50, Dick
Ill, Crispin 0,
Circuit Judge-starr 93, Winch 100.
Case O.
Probate Judge-Youn LOG, Pardee
102.
Clerk of Courts-Paige 81, Kline
113. 4t
Sheriff-Fillius 1O5, Barker 80.
Commissioner Mcnamara 90, Wag-
oner 112.
Andrew 81, Smith ia.
Recorder-Burt 105, Sewers 81.
Infirmary Director Davis 81,
Chamberlain 40.
Coroner-Hays 8, Humphrey 10,
PRECINCT @.
Secretary Of State-sBigelow 65. Lay
lin 147.
Congressman-Everha 50, Dick
$50.
Circuit Judge-Starr SO, Winch 14S.
Probate Judge--Young SO, Pardee
1874.
Clerk of Courts--Paige .66, Kline
| 146.
Sheriff-Fillius 81. Barker 142.
Commissioner--Mc rs, Wag-
oner 1870. if
Treasurer-Andrew 81 Smith 154.
Recorder-Burt II, Sewers 1873.
Infirmary Director Davis 81
Chamberlain 145.
Coroner-Hays 6S Humphrey 14S.
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COVENTRY.

Secretary of State-Bigelow 1856
Laylin 151.
Congressman -Everhard 1s4. Dick
ISL.
Circuit Judge-Starr 1877, Winch 146
Probate judge Young 1906, Pardee
las.
Clerk of Courts-Paige 1s7, Kline
LAT.
Sherlff--Fillius 1874. Barker las,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 196, Wag-
oner 149..
Treasurer-Andrew 1S9, Smith 146.
Recorder-Burt POI, Sewers 1873.
Infirmary Director--Davis 1S0,
Chamberlain 147.
Coroner-Hays 101. Humphrey l44.
COPLEY.
Secretary OF State-Bigelow 1O5,
Laylin 147.
Copgressman-Everhard 1O4, Dick
LAT,
Circuit Judge Starr 1O3. Winch las
Probate Judge-Young 113, Pardee
141.
Clerk of Courts-Paige 100, Kline
l50.
Sheriff-Fillius 90, Barker 1855.
Commissioner-McNamara 1903, Wag,
oner l4S.
Treasurer-Andrew 112, Smith 139
Reeorder-Burt 105, Sewers 147.
Infirmary Director-Dayis 1O4
Chamberlain LAT.
coroner-Hays 104, Humphrey lat
CUyAH0GA FALLS.
PRECINCT A.
Secretary of-state-Bigelow 90 Lay
liz iai,
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PRECINCT G.

PRECINCT c.
Secretary of state-Bigelow 200,
Laylin OF, White 0.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 200, Dick
98, Crispin O.
Circuit Judge-Starr 202, Winch 96,
Case o. 50
Probate oJudgeGYoung 219. Pardee
b |sf~ats* 'f NJ me-
Clerk of Courts-Paige 1sG, Kline
ITO. f'FY '''s
SheriffAFillius 203. Barker ~.
Mcnamara 20I, Wag-
oner 92.
/ easurer-Andrew 2O4, Smith 95.
Recorder-Burt 214, Sewers So.
Infirmary Director-Davis 202,
Chamberlain 95.
Coroner-Hays 203, Humphrey 9b.
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BATH.

Secretary OF State -Bigelow "a, Lay,
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THIRD WARD.
PRECINCT A

fhEtlNCT A.
SECRETARY of State Bigeiow es. Law.
lin Id;
1913. go
Circuit Judge-Starr 81, Winch $50.
135. '''
Clerk of Conrts-PaIge 115, Kline
1924. 4
sheriff-Filius AZ, Barker 1875
ecommissioner-McNamara 81 wag.
oner I'D.
Treasurer-Andrew 81. Smith las.
Recorder Burt ia Sewers 1os
inrlrmary Director-Davls 80, Cham
beriain 1851,
coroner Hays IS. Humphrey i5s.
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PRECINCT d.

.fREClNCI IL.
Secretary of -Bigelow 35, Lay
lin 20, White 0.
CongressmnnE Everhard 35, Dick IS,
Crispin 0.
Circuit Judge Starr "a, Winch 20,
Case'0 . -.
Probate Judge-Young Al, Pardee Is.
Clerk, of Courts-Paige SO, Kline
IT, ~ 90.
Sheriff. Fillius 36, Barker is.
Commissioner-zSfcN 35,gWag.
oner II. 1859 &T gtt
Treasurer--Andpew 35, Smith 20.
RecorderA7 Burt BIS, Sewers 1s. =
lnfirmary Director Davis IS, Cham
berlain 49,.
Coroner-Hays "a, Humphrey 20.
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PRECINCT G.

Secretary of state Bigelow oo1.
Laylin 1Is. White 0, a
Congressman--Everhard ,fe5, Dick
1871 Crispin O. q f,y
Circuit Judge-Starr 800, Winch
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FIFTH WARD.
PRECINCT A


Secretary OF State-Bigelow 1853,
Lqyljn i02,
Congressman -Everhard 100, Dick
1o4.
Circuit Judge Starr 1888, Winch 1S9.
Probate Judge Young 1888, Pardee
t7b.
Clerk of Courts-Paige los, Kline
1903.
sheriff Fillius 167, Barker 1888.
Commissioner Mcnamara i62, Wag-
oner l0i, ~.
Treasurer Andrew i55, Smith 1893
Recorder Burt 105, Sewers 1853
lnfirmnry Dlrector-Davls 100
Chamberlain 1877.
coroner-Hays 100, Humphrey 100
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CLINTON PRECINCT.

Secretary Of state-Bigelow 153,.
Laylin 1877. ~"
congressman-Eyerhard 15s,. Dick
126. h,4 R
Circuit JudgeAstarr i5l. Winch 1877.
Probate Judge-ycung lso, Pardee
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17s, Case o.
Probate Judge-Youns 21e, Pardee
16s.
Clerk Of Courts-Paige 105, Kline
100. 4----
Sheriff Fillius-2o3. Barker .1s0.-
Commissioner-M Mcnamara POI. Wag-
oner ITO. -.
easurer-Andrew 105. Smith 1873,
Recorder Burt 223. Sewers 1SS.
Infirmary rDirector-Davis 203,
Chamberlain J3. 4
Coroner--Hays 100. Humphrey ITS.
FRECINCT d. .t
Secretary of State Bigelow 1S6, Lay
lin 142.
Congressman--Everhard 1873. Dick
141.
Circuit Judge-starr 1874, Winch
143. '"e@ u
Probate Judge Young 151' Pardee
131. ~ I M
Clerk Of Courts-Page 135, Kline
146.
sheriff-Fillius '147. Barker 1875.
MISUNDERSTANDING 1876. Wag-
oner 142.
Treasurer-Andrew 1877, Smith 142.
Recorder 181, Sewers 122.
Infirmary Director - Davis 140,
Chamberlain 100.
Coroner-Hays 1875, Humphrey 143.
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PRECINCT r.

FKECINCT II.
Secretary of State-Bigelow 1902
Laylin 2oi.
Congressman-Everhard 90, Dick
21S.
Circuit Judge--starr 100, winct
204. 49,
Probate Judge Young 100, Parde,
1856.
Clerk Of Courts Paige i2l, Kiln,
1872
sheriff. Fillips IA. Barker NJ, y
Commissioner Mcnamara 100, Wag
oner 2o4
Treasurer-Andrew 90, Smith 215.
Rscsgdsr~Ruyt 1872 sowers la9
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EIGHTH WARD.
PRECINCT A.

RhEClNOI n. 4.t
Secretary Of State-Bigelow 21s,
Laylin 1O5.
Congressman-Everhard 215, Dick
100. o 3 la
Circuit Judge-Starr 211, Winch lo9
Probate Judge-Young 223, Pardee
1O2. N
Clerk of Courts-Paige 213, Kline
1876. -A. 4 ,y.
Sheriff--Fillius 21s. Barker 106.
Commissioner-M Mcnamara 21S, Wag-
oner 103. @.
Treasurer--Andrew 215, Smith 100.
Recorder-Burt 211, Sewers 118.
Infirmary Director-Davis III,
Chamberlain 104.
Coroner-Hays 212, Humphrey 100.
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PRECINCT @.

Secretary of State-Bigelow 1877.
Laylin IA.
Congressman -Everhard 124, Dick
151.
Circuit Judge-Starr 1876, Winch lat.
Probate Judge-Young 142, Pardee
1873.
Clerk Of Courts-Paige 119, Kline
157.
Sheriff-Fillius 14O, Barker 1877.
Commissioner-7McN 100, Wag-
oner 14S.
Treasurer-Andrew 122, Smith. 1856.
Recorder-Burt 147, Sewers 127.
Infirmary Director-Davis 149,
Chamberlain 1876.
Coroner-Hays 1913, Humphrey 14s.
...... PRECINCT D. .....
Secretary Of State--Bigelow 'l1s,
Laylin 140. i sd
Congressman-Ev 11s, Dick
147 N7, 10
Circuit Judge-Starr 116, Winch 145.
Probate Judge-Young 1873, Pardee
1856.
Clerk of Courts-Paige 11s, Kline
146 -
Sherjff-Fillius 1913, Barker 146.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 123, Wag-
oner 143. ,,
reasurer-Andrew 122 Smith 146.
Recorder-Burt 40. Sewers 12S.
Infirmary Director-Davis 100,
Chamberlain 1874.
| CorOner-HaNS III HnmnhreY 142.
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PRECINCT n.

i "
Secretary Of State-Bigelow 11S,
Laylin 40.
Congressman-Eyerhard 40, Dick
Al.
Circuit Judge-Starr 10S, Winch Al.
Probate Judge-Young 11S, Pardee
81,
Clerk of Courts-Palge 105, Kline
40.
Sheriff-Fillius lie, Barker 80.
Commissioner--AIe 1l0Wag-
oner 40. r.,
Andrew 1Os, Smith 49,
Recorder-Bu 100. Sewers 80,
Infirmary Director-Davis III,
Chamberlain Al.
Hays 1O9, Humphrey Al.
PRECINCT f..
Secretary Of state-Bigeiow SO, Lay
lin 81, White -2.'-- ''7--'-'---'---''--'
Congressman-Everhard 33, Dick 30,
Crispin 2. ek
Circuit Judge-Starr "a, Winch so,
Case I.
Probate Judge-.Young Al, Pardce A.
Clerk of Courts--Paige 80, Kline So
Sheriff-Fillius "a, Barker 80.
Commissioner--Mc -McNsmara 35, Wag.
oner 40.
Treasurer-Andrew "a, Smith 81.
Recorder-Burt 80, Sewers So.
Infirmary Director-Davis 38, Cham
berlain 81.
Coroner-Hays ss, Humphrey 81.
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PRECINCT B.
Secretary of -Bigelow 152, Lay
lin 147.
ongressman-Everha IA, Dick
151.
Circuit Judge-Starr 144, Winch
149.
Probate Judge-Young 1876, Pardee
141. ~ $50
Clerk Of Courts-Paige 1913, Kline
17S. ~
Sheriff-Fillus 1862, Barker 1873.
Commissioner-McNamara $50, Wag-
oner 146.
Observation-Disclosures 149, Smith $50.
Recorder-Burt 159, Sewers 143.
Infrmary Director - Davis 147,
Chamberlain 14s.
Coroner-Hays 146 Humphrey 150.
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HUDSON.

Secretary of State BigeIow 1852,
Laylin 22S, White. A, Hoye L..
Congressman-Eve 165, Dick
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Continued on Sixth Pase.)
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CUYAH0GA FALLS.

PHEClNCT A.
Secretary of-state-Bigelow 90, Lay.
lir iai.
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For Tired Eyes.

Eyes will be greatly strengthened by
putting the face down into a glass or
eyecup Of water the first thing in the
morning and opening them under wa
ter. This is somewhat difficult to do
at first, but if the water for two or
three days be tepid and gradually made
colder by imperceptible degrees until
it is no shock to put the face into quite
cold water it will soon become quite
easy and is very invigorating and re-
freshing.
If done regularly every day, this
treatment alone will preserve the sight
into quite old age. There is a right
and wrong way of wiping the eyes
after this, too, and the right way is to
pass the soft towel very gently from
the outer angle inward toward the
nose.
If after a long day the eyes feel so
hot and tired that they seem dim when
one tries to read or to do little neces-
sary sewing for oneself, they should be
bathed with cold tea from which the
leaves have been removed.
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Man who named America.

Few Americans are aware of the fact
that the name of their continent is due
to a German scholar. In 1907 Martin
Waldseemuller, also known as Hyla-
comylus, of ST. Die, in the VosGes,
edited a book called "Cosmographiee
Introductio," in which he gave trans
lation of Amerigo Vespucci's descrip-
ton Of his voyages.
That was just the time when Ameri-
COS fame filled the world while Colum-
bus disgrace overshadowed his merit,
and evidently his name had never
reached the quiet village in the Vosges
when Amerigo trumpeted forth his own
glory. So Hylacomylus proposed that,
since the new continent was, after all,
not part Of the Indies, no name would
suit it better than that of his famous
explorer, Amerigo.
The book was read far and wide, and
so quickly was the proposition accepted
that, when later on the true discoverer
was known, the name was already
rooted too deeply in general use to
be abolished, and was even extended
to the north part of the continent, while
Hylacomylus had only meant it for
the present South ADMINISTRATIONS
Geographic Magazine.
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OAK GROVE.
FARMHILL.

The farmers are getting all the
rain they want and are wishing it
will stop long enough for them to
get their corn planted.
N. Hammond went to Ellsworth
Monday to attend well suit in
court.
John Wild is expecting a visit
from relatives who reside at. Wau-
pun.
William Rice and family visited
friends at Elmwood Sunday.
There is a report to the effect that
there will be three weddings in this
vicinity in the near future.
George Melcher, wife and chill
dren, of Ellsworth, visited a few
days last week with relatives in
Rock Elm.
The dance in Lannon's hall Satur-
day night was largely attended.
Carten & Hammond's saw mill
broke down one day last week but
is running again.
John France bought some fat cat
tie from Carl Whitman last week.
Art. Rice has returned from the
northwest and hired out to work at
Elmwood.
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PRESCOTT.

Presiding Elder Trimm held
quarterly meeting services at Pres
colt and Clifton, Sunday, May 18th.
Mr., Joseph Reichert of Mime
apolis is visiting friends in Prescott
and vicinity.
Miss Pauline Hafer attended a
convention of the Congregational
churches at River Falls last Tues
day.
Mrs. Swan Johnson had her resi-
dence repainted.
Mrs. Charlie Osborne and daugh-
tiers of Minneapolis visited her
mother, Mrs. Mcleod last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gray accom-
panied by Miss Lucy Danforth
drove up to the cities Friday.
Mrs. Christine Miller came home
from River Falls Friday.
Mr.. Colby passed away at his
residence Wednesday morning. May
9TH, after lingering illness. His
funeral took place Thursday after
noon at two o'clock at his home.
The 6. A. r. had charge of the
services, Rev. Emery delivering the
funeral sermon. The remains were
inferred in Pine Glen cemetery.
c. E. Meacham is making extern
sive repairs on the Charlie Barns
house which he purchased of Frank
Ravens.
Mr.. Avery of St. Paul Park re-
turned home Saturday after two
weeks visit at the home of G. c..
Williams.
Mr.. James McNassar repainted
his house.
Mrs. John Miller has moved into
her residence for the summer.
Mr.. Nichols and family have re-
turned from the sunny south where
they spent the winter.
Mrs. Cuthner visited friends at
the cities for few days.
Rev. Crichet of Hastings held
services at the Baptist church last
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney delight
fully entertained the Prescott faculty
Saturday evening.
Rev. w. F. Emery exchanges
pulpits with Rey. Lumley Of Hud-
son next Sunday.
Prescott schools observed Arbor
Day with appropriate exercises.
The new flag foated over the
school house for the first time on
Arbor Day.
Mr.. Gray of Chicago was in town
last week on business.
Mrs. Jennie Hardy Of Minneapo-
lis came down last week to attend
her father, Mr.. Colby.
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ROCK ELM

w. D. Osman, an old soldier, died
at Spring Lake and was buried in
the cemetery here May Is, the ser
vices following the 6. A. R. ritual,
with Rev. J. Whitcomb assisting.
The infant child of Frank Evans
died Monday of measles.
The town board met Wednesday
to let the contract for building a
bridge on the new road to Elmwood.
Maurice Condie has sold his stock
of hardware to Orrin Groot, of Elm
wood.
The relatives of Mrs. Langford
Campbell met at her house May 10,
as surprise for her birthday.
Thirty mine children, grandchildren
and great grandchildren, with a
sister and brother, were present.
Memorial Day will be observed
in Rock Finn, the services being
directed by the 6. A. R. There
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The TurniD.

The seed of the globe turnip is about
the twentieth part of an inch in diane
ter, and yet in the course of few
months this seed will be enlarged by
the soil and the air into 100000 times
it's original bulk, and this in addition
to bunch of leaves. 1t has been found
by experiment that turnip seed will
under fair conditions increase it's own
weight fifteen times in a minute. Tur-
nips growing in peat ground have been
found to increase more than $4,000
times the weight Of their seeds in a
day.
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will be new and impressive work at
the cemetery, and the services will
include speech by Dr.. Wood
worth, a recitation BY Miss Alta
Churchill, and a poem by Mrs.
Ninette M. Lowlter.
The cheese factory took in $4,000
pounds ofmilk during the lastmonth.
An addition is being put on for a
boiler room. They are now ship
ping cheese.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Condit
have son born May II, and Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Churchill have a
daughter born May l.
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KORNA.

Eddie Tyler has had bad luck re-
Gently. One of his horses died from
sunstroke last harvest and another
one died last Monday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Kor-
dorsky a son, and to Mr.. and Mrs.
Vince johnson son.
Frank Dusek was out this way
Sunday.
Some boys ofthis place played ball
at Beldenville last Sunday, and won
the game by score of II to 3.
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Judicial REORGANIZATION.

Dipper (at wayside tavern)-That was
Judge Close, who just took solitary
at the bar; know him, suppose.
Tipper-Oh, fairly we'll
Dipper-Exacting fellow. owed him
a small bill at one time, and, being tied
up at the time, I went to him for lit
tie indulgence, and he wouldn't even
give me thirty days.
Hardcase Gnterposing)-Excuse me.
gentlemen, but / had a little different
experience. didn't owe him anything.
and he gave me seven years.-Boston
Courier.
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FARGO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wilcox of
Kinnickinnic spent Sunday with her
father, c. p. Deming.
Dan. Becker has not sold his farm
to Ed. johnson, as reported.
Rev. and Mrs Cooke of Els
worth were callers here Friday.
Miss Lettie Hunt, with her sister,
Mrs. Harry N. Owen and little
daughter, returned to Minneapolis
Friday from their visit here.
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There Is a Difference.

City Editor-Why do you say, Gle
ran into the police station putting and
blowing?" Putting" and blowing"
are synonymous.
Reporter-Not at all. There's vast
difference, for instance, between puff
ing a man up and blowing him up
Catholic Standard and Times.
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INCWAANEAtAGb WA tA1O
The American opossum is one OF the
most curious animals living In the
United States. 1t is the only one that
carries it's young in a pouch Ike the
kangaroo. 1t is the only animal that
can feign death perfectly. 1t Is re-
markable for hanging by its tail Ike a
monkey. 1t has hands resembling those
of a human being. It's snout Is like
hogs. while it's mouth is literally fur
nished with teeth. Its eyes are IKE
rats, and IL hisses ike snake.
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An intense Adaptation.

''Thinnerton represented an Indian
brave at the masked ball."
ooh, was that it? / have been labor
ing under the impression that he went
as feather duster." - Washington
Times.
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NEW CENTERVILLE.

Miss Lettie Larson was nursing
a bad cold a few days last week.
She resumed her school duties
Monday.
Ole Thompson has his new barn
enclosed.
Knute Larson has returned from
Fort Bayard, New Mexico, where
he was recently. honorably discharg-
ed after having served three years
and a half in the army.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Olsen visited
at L. K. Larson's Sunday.
Miss Minnie Baker of Minneapo-
lis visited Miss Louise Larson Sun
day.
James Tanning is building new
barn.
Gilbert Bowen of Emerald was a
caller here Saturday.
Mrs. A. H. Thoen of West Supe-
rior is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
L. K. Larsen.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-05-15
{First publication, May Is, 1922
NnTicE TN cREnITnRS.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, County Court for
y Pierce County.
In the matter of the estate OF Eunice Dunnlng,
d ceased. IN Probate.
Notice is hereby given that letters OF admin
stration on the estate of Eunice Dunnlng, de,
ceased, late of the city OF River FANS, IA sald
county, having issued to Adam Starin,
the claims and demands OF all persons
against said Ennice Dunning, deceased VIII De
examined and adjusted by the County Court OF
said Pierce county, at the regular term Thereon,
to be held at the County Court room, In the VII
lage OF Ellsworth in said county, on the. hrsr
Tuesday, being the 4th day Of November, A. u.
1902 and that until andincludiDg the first day OF
November, A. d. 1902 is the time allowed and
limited by said Comfy Court for creditors OF
said Eunice Dunning, deceased, to presepttnelr
C aims for examination and allowance
Dated May 18th. A ID. 1902.
BY order Of the Court,
ALLEN P. WELD, County Judge.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-05-15
NEWS FROM OUR NEi0HBoRs.
ONO.


Miss Eliza Worden and Mrs.
Lewis Harvey and daughters Mil
bred and Helen were in Rock Elm
and Waverly Wednesday.
The G. A. B. Society met at Mrs.
B. Thompson's at Waverly We'd
nesday.
Misses Bessie Marsh and Oda
Hutch were in Rock Elm Thurs
day.
Mrs. Bette Worden went to Eau
Claire last week to attend the funer-
al of George Dickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Gore and
children visited Mrs. Cores parents
at Hartland Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Mortimer and son Rob
bic were in Maiden Rock Wednes-
day.
Geo. Martin went to St. Paul last
week.
Billy Baker and John Kelley were
down from Spring Valley Sunday.
OAK GROVE.
Mrs. Fred Meier who has been
sick is recovering.
Miss Katie Redy visited her cous-
in Sara Boals in Big River last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hannah Tr.
of River Falls were here Sunday
visiting his brother, Robert.
Mrs. L. G. Hall and son Lyle
were visiting friends in Beldenville
Sunday.
Misses Blanch Corcoran and
Halle F'ilkins visited friends in Cliff
ton last Sunday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-05-15

Wash everything now-white with
Maple City Soap. 1t is pure.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-05-15

Over a million cakes of Maple
City Soap used in Wisconsin last
YEAR