River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-11-01
Black Cat Hosiery at R. N. Jen-

on's.
Chas. Haven left this afternoon
on his winter travelling trip.
The Ladies Improvement League
will meet next Monday afternoon
at $3.50 at the English Lutheran
church.
A. v. Lovely visited with his
brother-in-law, Thos. Brackin, at
Kimball Prairie, MiDn., several
days last week.
Mrs. Milton Savage has returned
from St. Joseph's hospital, Saint
Paul, where she had submitted to a
successful operation.
A company is being formed to
raise sunken logs in the st. Croix
river. There are millions of feet on
the bottom of this stream.
The Smith Printing Company has
sold its business, including the Riv-
er Falls Times, to Messrs. Percy Ap
Roberts and H. P. Hur1burt. The
new firm takes possession to-day.
Mrs. ]. D. Putnam arrived here
Monday from Michigan where she
had been visiting friends. She re-
NAMED over night at the home of
her son, w. H. Putnam, and left on
Tuesday for her home at Los An
geles, California.
There are only few principles of
any value, and they are simple and
easy to remember: /. Be temperate.
2. Be Industrious. 8. Be fair. 4
Be honest. S. Be as sensible as pos
sible and avoid folly Of every kind.
6. Be faithful to your duties, what
ever they may be, and helpful, if
possible to your associates. All the
writer's and lecturers in the world
cannot tell you any more, and you
have always known the six rules
quoted above. It is loafng to list
en- to good advice if you practice
the six precepts quoted. Eek.
The Information to Voters ac-
companying the sample ballot print
ed last week is succinct and plain.
The gist of the matter is this: If
one wishes to vote the straight tick
ct of his party, wishes to vote for
all the candidates on the ticket, he
makes cross in the circle below
the party name. If, however, he
wishes to vote for one or more can
dicates whose names are in another
column he must put cross in the
square under the name and the vote
will be counted for the name above
the square instead of for the name
of the candidate under the party
name in the circle of which he has
put cross.
Ate ntion is called to the .por-
traits and other paintings executed
by Mrs. ]. w. Wilson now placed in
the windows of Messrs. Allard,
Stewart Co., r. N. Jensen and
Norseng Bros. Mrs. Wilson wishes
to keep in pratice in her art and
will paint satisfactory oil, pastel
and crayon portraits artistically at
the lowest prices. Call and see
her before placing your orders else
where. She is now ready to receive
pupils in drawing and painting.
Studio, cor. 3rd and Elm Streets.
Art is characteristic of we'll de-
veloped civilization. Hence, its
encouragement is matter of bust
ness as we'll as means of graft
flying taste for the beautiful. Guilt
waited people must encourage it, be-
cause it is necessary factor of
true culture. AS an indispensable
endowment of true manhood and
womanhood it appeals most widely
to every mind and heart"
Next Tuesday is general election
day. This being the "off year"
when the President of the Union is
not voted for-not so much interest
is felt for the result. The election
has a national significance mas
much as the membership of the
House of Representatives for the
Goth Congress is to be determined
on Nov. 6. At the Presidential
election in 1904 the Republicans
elected an unprecedented number
of the members of the lower house
$50 to the 136 of the opposition.
1t is hardly probable the house of
the Goth Congress will contain so
large number of Republicans as
the present House, yet the Republi-
cans are reasonably sure of having
a majority. The ticket of the Re-
publican party, published in this is
sue, will no doubt be elected, but it
is necessary that the voters po f0