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refund OF TAXES DEMANDED
Union Pacific Wants Money Paid un.
der Protest Returned.

~ Lincoln, Dec. 30.-The Union Pacific
PIajlroad, through its tax commission.
er, A. w S%crihner. has demanded of
the state treasurer 1922, O45.O7, money
paid IN as state taxes To the various
counties under protest. Treasurer
Brian has acknowledged receipt OF the
demand, but in reply to il said he did
not know that the money SEN TO him
by the county treasuSrs had been
paid to them by the railroads. as the
/ money from the treasurers is not iden.
! tilted.
AS q reason for the protest, among
others. the railroad enumeratcs that
the state board of assessment refused
TO equalize the value of land: that il
~oVervalued the railroad property,
that other property is under.valued in
comparison. The same kind Of a pro.
test has been made to the various
county treasurer through which the
road runs. In each instance, however.
(; taxes have been paid in full,
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-03
NEWS OF NEBRASKA.
TOM WoRRALL FOUND DEAD
prominent Grain Man and pemoerat
Swallows Acid.

Lincoln, Dec. 30.-Thomas Worrall.
n OF the best known grain men aud
Democrats OF Nebraska, was found
dead in his Office here. An empty bot.
tie that had contained carboilc acid
was found by his side. A letter was
found on his desk directed to his wife
and another directed TO his son
So far as has been known, Mr.. Wor
rail- was not in any difficulty, financial
or otherwise, serious enough 10 war.
rant his action.
In a letter TO State Chairman Allen
Of the Democratic committee. Wovrall
declared that the pain in his head had
become insuferable. Letters to his
son and Mrs, Worra,l conveyed the
same information. For several months
be has been IN i'll health.
Two years ago Worrall led the agi.
tation against the alleged grain trust
which resulted in the suits started by
Senator Norris Brown, who was then
attorney general.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-03
HER AND SON PROVE Alisi
Over Mrs. Frank Smith w.
sets One Theory.

Milford, Neb., Dec. 30,-The inquest
lover the body Of Mrs. Frank Smith
was attended by people from Beaver
kCrossing, Friend, Dorchester aud
lCther surrounding towns. MANY Wit
posses were examined before the coro.
hers jury, but the theory assumed by
lhe jury that the father or son might
possess information that would throw
light on the subject was apparently
h1p'oded by proof that both YER ah-
lent from the farm when the deed was
probably perpetrated. The jury will
'econvene AT the pleasure of County
attorney Mckelly, who has been sui.
Herring from d severe attack OF the
ISo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-03
SheriHs Meet at Hastings.

Hastings. Neb., Dec. 3D-The Ne.
hska Association OF Sherifs met ia
)te convention here, The gather
. was more of a social nature than
business, All visitors were enter.
bed al a banquet by Sheriff Nc
Rery OF Adams county. The i0iiow.
\ officers were elected: President,
lies Eunkcl, Grand Island; vice
E,ident, J. c. McCleery, Hastings;
tctary and treasurer, Geors" Page,
heva The next convention will be
RI in Lincoln.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-03
|m,nqnam Saloons Close Doors.

lmingham, Ala, Jan. with the
shrieks OF The hundreds OF
pes OF industrial Birmingham, an
hing the advent of the new year,
saloon in the city closed its
N sine die. Today was the time
sbr prohibition to go into effect
ybse counties OF Alabama in
" local elections have been held
M the year, There were exactly
|lounties OF the state that closed
|tors OF the saloons permanently.
Leaves seventeen counties in the
bin which liquor can be sold for
r year. One year from today the
state becomes prohibition by
Dry act.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-03
oRk BOY CHOSEN PRESIDENT
Pendel Elected at State Junior
Y. M. c. A. Conference.

Dec. 30.-The BOYS confer
o.Nof the Yong Mems Christian as.
~ ion of lhc state elected the fol.
flg officers President Ernest
SudeI, York; first vice president,
(aude Mitchell, Lincoln; second vice
|csiden;. Clarence King, Fremont:
Icretary. George Sugarman. Omaha
|Sistant secretary. viii Shelton. Cen.
Iii City. head usher, Walker Sleu.
tn, Hastings.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-03
Assarcn for Olson Child Futile.

Bancroft. Neb Dec. 27-The search.
that left here al noon to
a for the lost child Of OLAF Olson
with M further clue az
|lhSL Whereabouts OF little Lille
Of obstacles and lunches
where the body might be hid
N all searched carefully, but with.
Ikyail.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
REVEREND FRED w. HARRIS, Pastor.
The pastor will speak next Sun
day evening on the Students
Christ" or us religion different for
the man who works with his mind
than it is for the man who works
with his hand" Come and see if
you can discover a common bond for
Christian people.
Next Sunday the October Bulletins
will be distributed. Be sure and
ask for a copy. The ushers will
supply you. Read the church news
carefully.
The Ladies Aid Society have set
their Annual Fair for October the
oath. Don't forget that.
The Epworth League is making
large plans for the Halloween Social.
Remember the date.
The Male Quartette will furnish
the music for the service next Sun
day evening, October 18th.
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The locals opened the foot ball
season here Saturday by running
rings around Hastings high on the
local gridiron. What the locals
would do was something of ques-
ton, as practice had been very rag
ped and uncertain. Also, Hastings
was an unknown quantity. Two
years ago the team was here and
was beaten II to 2. When the team
arrived on the grounds this year, it
was evident that it was not team
of small boys 1t was much more
even in weight than the home team,
though averaging less. 1t had some
fast men in it, and COON" Re-
port had it that the little darby
was a team all by himself. He was
said to be fast, and not to be tack
led. In the preliminary practice,
Hastings threw out some strong
interference, and some who saw it
predicted a hard time for the locals.
But Hastings wasn't in it. Not
once could their offense advance the
ball, The locals kicked off to them,
took the ball from them on tumble
on first down, and in two plays
went over for a touchdown. Time,
As seconds. Hastings then kicked
off to River Falls, and in As seconds
more the ball was over for the
second touch down. Then Hast
ings braced, and it took eight min
utes and a half to go over for the
next. Four minutes sufficed for the
next, and the first half was over
with the score "a to 0 for River
Falls. The second half was pro-
cession. Six more touch-downs
were made, and four of the goals
kicked. and the score was So to 0.
Hastings was woefully weak. That
tells the story. The locals outclass-
ed them at every point, but the
game gives no criterion of the
strength of River Falls. They must
meet a stronger team before any
Judgment of their strength can be
passed. Saturday they go to St
Paul to meet the Central high. Aft.
er that game they will have found
| their place in history.
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PIANOS.
Factory to Home"

We wish to be considered clever
business men in your community.
Our store is rented for one year and
we intend to continue business.
This is no ten or fifteen days sale
nor fake proposition. We want to
gain your patronage and confidence
by cordially inviting you to call and
get acquainted with us. Meantime
hear the Simplex Automatic Piano
player and shake hands with us, if
nothing more. Our instruments are
guaranteed to be exactly as repre-
sented.
ELIAS & JOHNSON,
Factory Representatives
M. SCHULZ Co.
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NEWMAN-SCHIEK NUPTIALS

A very pretty home wedding took
place to-day at high noon at the home
of the brides sister, Mrs. c. r. Tag
CART, when Mr.. Roy r. Newman of
Schafer, N. D., and Miss Dorothea
Schiek of this city pledged their life
VOWS and were pronounced man and
wife by the Rev. Fred w. Harris.
Mr.. Herman Schiek, brother of the
bride, rendered two very beautiful
vocal solos after which, while the
wedding march was being played by
Mr.. Archie Shepard, the bride and
groom took their places under a
bower of autumn leaves and ferns.
The bride wore a very fetching
gown of French white batiste made
over white silk. and her attendant,
Miss Cecilia Uhlman of Schafer, N /.
D., was gowned in pink silk over
white taffeta. Both carried bouquets
of white brides roses The groom
was attended by Mr.. Herman Schiek.
After the ceremony the company
sat down with Mr.. and Mrs. New
man to sumptuous repast, and the
feasting and merriment added much
to the happy memories of the day
which the bridge and groom will
carry with them.
The happy pair left on the after
noon train for Schafer, N. D., where
they will make their future home,
whittier the best wishes of many
friends follow them. The Journal
blends it's congratulations with
theirs and wishes them much happi-
ness and prosperity in the new home.
Those from out of town who were
present at the wedding were Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Newm an, of Groton,
S. D., parents of the groom; Mrs. J..
M. Uhlman of Schafer, N. d., and
several other relatives of the bride
and groom.
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To Clean Window Shades.

We have all heard the story of the
woman who told the new maid 70
wash the curtains, meaning the lace
ones, and came into the kitchen
just in time to discover the newest
window shades melting in the boiler.
But we do not all know that when
shades are merely dust soiled the
surface can be freshened by the appli-
cation of hot corn meal. The shade
should first be spread out fiat on a
large table and the meal rubbed in
with a circular motion of the palm.
Then if rubbed gently with soft dry
cloth the meal and the dust it has alb
sorbed will be removed without leav-
ing any trace of either.
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The school board has bought a
new fire escape. 1t is of the can
vass variety, is meant to be kept in
the building, and in case of room
being shut off from the exits by fire,
it will be placed in q window, and
while the lower end is held by two
men or boys, the pupils slide to
safety. Demonstration of its use
was given at the school house Mon
day, when the boys of the 9th grade
slid easily and rapidly to the
ground.
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Suez Canal Traffic.

according to the report of Prince
d'Arenberg, chairman of the Suez Ca
nal company, the year 1906 has beaten
all previous records of the tonnage
passing through the Suez canal. Over
half the tonnage registered is that of
vessels flying the British fag-8,299,-
931 tons, out of a total of 13,445, 504.
Germany comes next, long way
ahead of any other nation, with 2,155,.
$50 tons, and France is third, with
856,311. Steadily but surely Germany
is distancing France and getting closer
to England, and the fact is significant
of the trend of events.
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Jerry Flint returned from Whea-

Jerry Flint returned from Whea-
ton, Mimi, this morning.
Reserve your seats now at Free
mans Drug Store for the Troubad-
ours Entertainment Co., Oct. Is.
The first seat sale for the Peoples
Lecture Course next Saturday morn
ing at 8 O'Clock at Taggart's Drug
Store.
Henry Backes and Herman Schiek
have moved the Electric Theatre to
lie Sueur, Mimi, where they will
open up for business next Saturday.
Mrs. Emma Knowles, accompa-
MED by her son Warren, went to
Roberts Tuesday to attend the flu
neral of her sister, Mrs. Caroline
Richardson.
Trinity Guild meets with Mrs.
Frank Finn on Wednesday, October
FL at 2:30 p. m. All the ladies are
requested to arrange their plans so
that they can be present.
The ladies of Trinity Guild will
serve Is cent supper October 20
from O'Clock to at the home of
Prof. and Mrs. F. M. Jack. An in
formal program will be rendered
after the supper. All are invited.
D. D. Proctor leaves next Satur-
day for his home at Sebastopol, Cal.
He expects to return with his wife
to River Falls the first of the year
and abide with us for time, leaving
his farm in California in charge of
his son.
Henry Thoner and Henry Sheldrew
went to Minneapolis Tuesday for
examination as to their fitness for
U. S. naval service. They were
found O. K. and were duly enrolled.
H. E. Sheldrew, father of the latter
accompanied them TO Minneapolis.
Miss Jennie Davis, the former
head of the kindergarten depart
ment of the public schools here, has
accepted position as kindergarten
teacher in the Los Angeles, Cal,
public schools to which city she re-
Gently moved with her mother
Hudson Star-Times.
The Northwestern Wisconsin
Teachers Association will meet at
Eau Claire on Friday and Saturday
of next week, Oct. 16 and II. Prof.
F. M. Jack of this city is Vice Presi-
dent of the association and Prof. ].
w. T. Ames is Chairman of the
Graded School section.
Edsall Rutherford died Septem-
Der 80, 1908, at Salem, Oregon, of
typhoid fever. He was a bright
young man twenty-five years of age
and was highly respected by all who
knew him. He resided for a
year in this city with his grand
mother, Mrs. Christy Edsall and
was a student in the local High
School.
DR.. w. w. Taggart and mother,
Mrs. Margaretta Taggart of Ed
mond, Oklahoma, arrived Tuesday
evening and are guests at the home
of C. r. Taggart. After few days
visit here they go to Rice Lake,
Wis, to spend the winter with Miss
Margaret Taggart, teacher in the
Barron County Training School at
that place.
E1,,E,
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Sheriff Halls, assisted by Under
Sheriff Baker, arrested Louis Mel
son and Alfred Sundby, occupants
of the building on the northeast
corner of Main and Maple streets,
Tuesday night for alleged infraction
of the excise laws. They were tax
en- before Justice Sanderson, plead
not guilty and gave bail in the
amount of $500 each for their ap-
pearance in court tomorrow morn
ing. The complainant was detect
i've ]. P. Brandt of Minneapolis, in
the employ of the local Civic League.
District Attorney Thompson will
prosecute the case. Soft drinks
was supposed to be the defendants
speciality.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That the firm of H. "A. Hagestad
& Co., heretofore consisting of Her
man A. Hagestad and George H.
Pittman, is hereby dissolved, George
H. Pittman having sold out his in
terest in said firm, and retiring from
said firm. The business will be
conducted by said Herman A.
Hagestad under the same firm uame,
with whom will be associated the
purchaser of the interest of said
George H. Pittman. All liabilities
of said firm will be adjusted by said
new firm of H. A. Hagestad & Co.
All assets will be handled and
collected by said new firm.
Dated October 5th, A. d. 1908.
HERMAN A. HAGESTAD.
GEO. II. PITTMAN.
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School Report.

School Dist. No. 2, town of Kin
nickinnic:
Pupils neither absent nor tardy
for month beginning September Z,
ending October 2:
Pearl Crawford.
Leo. Kelly.
Bessie Smith.
Henry Garland.
Alice Garland.
Arrow Smith.
Ivy Everson.
Hazel Mclaughlin.
Alfred Mclaughlin.
LEWIS r. BUNE, Teacher.
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DEATHS
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LYMAN HEALY.

Lyman Healy, an old and highly
respected citizen of this community,
died on his farm near River Falls
October 7, 1903, at the advanced age
of 70 years. Mr.. Healy was born in
Mansfield, Cataraugus county, N.
Y, September 3, 1929, and came to
southern Wisconsin with the family
in 1843. Eight children were in the
family of whom Ezra and Helen are
still living. They came to the farm
on which they now live in 1856 and
from it the father, mother and two
sisters have been buried. The
funeral of the deceased will be con-
Quoted tomorrow (Friday) at 200
pm, the Rev. D. B. Spencer Of
floating. Mr.. Healy will be greatly
missed as he was an active figure in
local affairs and model citizen in
every respect. He has gone to a re-
ward which he has earned by life
of upriehtness and honesty.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

REVEREND d. B. SPENCER, Pastor.
Next Sunday at the Con9rega-
tional church is the Annual Rally
Day. At the morning service the
sermon will be upon "The Mighty
Power of Little Things" At the
Sunday School hour it is hoped that
every former member will be pres
ent together with the new ones who
are welcome. There will be union
service of the Young Peoples Soci-
cites at the C. E. hour of $50, fol-
lowed by brief evening service.
The subject will be Keeping
Sweet" All are invited.
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THE EQUITY ELEVATOR G
WAREHOUSE CO.

Buys grain and potatoes and pays
spot cash for same at Prairie Mills.
Farmers will consult their own in
terests by patronizing this COM
pany.
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Hon. Bert Williams of Ashland,
Democratic candidate for Lieuten-
ant Governor, will speak to the
citizens of this city and vicinity to-
morrow evening in Opera Hall. Be-
fore the speech several of Bryan's
speeches will be given by means of
Edison photographic records. A
Bryan Club will be organized before
the opening addresses, and an in
vitation is extended to come early
and ioiu. The subject to be dis
cussed is, Shall the People Ruler"
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A Bargain While they Last.

We are overstocked on surries and
will close them out regardless o.
cost. Come at once. G. Carisch &
Sons.
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Tuesday Club Program.
OCTOBER l3.

Current Events, ........... Mrs. w elleS.
Macbeth, Act /, Scenes Iii.
Hostess and Leader, Miss APP Roberts
BY special request the club will meet Mon
day of next week instead of Tuesday.
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Local News

Albert Brown was home from
Somerset Sunday.
When you want something good
to eat phone No. 10.
Charley Nicholson was over from
Minneapolis Friday.
A brand new line of cloaks at r..
N. Jensen & Sons.
Miss Myrtle West was home from
St. Paul over Sunday.
Seivert Johnson visited with the
home folks over Sunday.
Highest market price paid for
butter and eggs at Dawson's.
Al. Tourscher, Ed. Boss and Art.
White were over from Spring Valley
Sunday.
Surries! Surries!! Surries!!! Co.
ing regardless of cost at c. Carisch
& Sons
Howard Crawford, teaching at
Wilson, spent Saturday and Sunday
at home.
Mr.. Andike and wife of Mortified,
Mimi, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
Hall on Sunday.
| Miss Emma Cooper spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Gibbs.
Prof. Lloyd Merrihew was over
from Wilson Saturday on a visit to
his mother, Mrs. ]. Merrihew.
Get our prices on wagons before
buying, as we have something to
offer you. c. Carisch & Sons.
Archie Mechanic returned Sunday
from Charles, N. D., where he
has been spending the summer.
Miss Annie Spalding was home
from st. Paul over Sunday. Miss
Margaret Campbell accompanied
her.
C. E. Engquist went to Ellsworth
Tuesday to do the plastering in the
new addition to Grin Lords dwell
ing.
Now is the time to get that surrey
you were talking about at Carisch's
at your own figures. C. Carisch &
Sons.
Miss Leah Frye and Miss Dora
Cook of Minneapolis spent the first
of the week at the A. D. Shepard
home.
Mrs. c. F. Winter and daughter
Cole went to New Richmond Friday
evening on a visit to Mrs. Lau
| Winter.
Fred Carisch returned from Alma
Sunday. His father came with him
for short visit at the home of his
son Emil.
Mrs. George Dickey, who had
been visiting at Fred Crawford's S,
returned Friday to her home at
She'll Lake.
Charles Houston and wife of
Wheaton, Mimi, visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Houston the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Morgan left
Monday morning for Bondurant,
Iowa, on visit to their daughter,
Mrs. c. M. Coulter.
Henry Rudolph left Friday even
ing for Stanley, Chippewa county,
to teach the 9Th grade of the public
schools of that place.
Harry Wyman, who as travelling
salesman has been in Illinois for
some time past, returned home last
week for short stay.
Roscius Freeman and Fred Will
liams took canoe trip the first OF
the week down the Kinnickinnic and
up Lake ST. Croix to Hudson.
Miss Clara Green who has been
spending several weeks here with
her sister, Mrs. w. A. Knapp, re,
turned to Minneapolis Tuesday.
Mrs. Margaret Treadway and
daughter, Mary, moved to Ellsworth
Tuesday. Miss Treadway will be
employed in the Bank of Ellsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hannah anc
Mrs. Mary Dunseath returned Tues
day morning from their visit to rel
atives in Calhoun county, Michigan
The next district meeting of Re
bekah lodges will be held at Sta
Prairie tomorrow. A delegation
from the River Falls lodge will at
tend.
Mrs. L. NJ. Bartlett left Saturday
afternoon on a visit to relatives a
Des Moines, Ia, and Sutton, N. D
Her brother, E. P. Burnett, reside.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

Property consisting of three acres,
six-room house and good barn, all
in excellent condition. Fine water
and good sewerage. One half mile
from Public Schools. Call on Mrs.
C. H. George, Cascade Ave.
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MARES AND COLTS.

For South Dakota mares
and colts, farm mares and drafters;
prices ranging from SOS to $3.50.
Call at Weiss Bros, 81 miles north
east of River Falls.
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HOLY TRINITY CHURCH.
THE REV, WILLIAM CHESTER KIRK,
Priest in charge.

Priest in charge.
The services on October IL, the
Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity,
are as follows: Morning Prayer
and Sermon, 1890 a. m. Weenes-
day, October IA, Evening Prayer
will be said at 1880 p. m. You are
welcome at these services.
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FOR RENT

For RENT-A good seven-room
house, with city water. Corner OF
18th and Cedar streets.
THEODORE w. NICHOLS.
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There will be union meeting of
the Epworth League, the Baptist
Young Peoples Society and the
Christian Endeavor next Sunday
evening, Oct. IL, at $50, in the
Congregational church. Topic:
"Commending our Society, III, BY
diligent committee work. Rom.
IL: Iii. Leaders-Miss Irma Arm
strong, Miss Carrie Wright and Mr..
Thomas Snodgrass.
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For SALE-A registered Oxford
Down ram. None better in the two
counties. Inquire of Geo. Steck-
meyer, on Barlow farm, near Glov-
er's station.
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GIRL WANTED.
DRESSMAKlNG

DREsSMAKING.- Mrs. G.. w. NAL
Tory, a dressmaker of 20 years ex-
perience, is prepared to do work in
this line at her home, corner of I'd
and Division streets. Ladies desir-
ing the services of frst-class mo-
diste are invited to give her a call.
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WANTED

WANTRD-$20OO for 10 years at 6
per cent. Gilt edge security. In
quire of Geo. B. Smith, Rural Route
No. 2, box Is.
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Box Papers and En-
velopes.
FREEMAN'S DRUG
STORE.