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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-07-15
PATApsGa

Most Of the farmers Of this vicinity
have finished their grain harvest, and
some few are threshIng.
Chas. q. Taylor has bought and
shipped from this place over 500
bushels of onions the past week and
ID still buying He = also handling
apples, peas and all kinds Of fruit.
aeY. v. K Belts and family and
Rev. SLaub and wife. Of Harrisburg,
were guests of Chas. q. Taylor and
wife Wednesday last.
Mrs. Margaret Wilson. Of Baltimore.
Mrs. larry Shuey, Of Collins, Iowa;
Guy Halibrooks, OF TInkahnrg, and
Miss Gladys Wisner. Of Patapsco, we're
guests of Erwin Taylor and wife on
Sunday last
Mrs. Emma Yewing, Of Baltimore.
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Emily shamer.
Alfred Weaver, while hauling load
Of empty barrels. vas thrown from
the wagon.
Roland Gill. of Baltimore, spent
Tuesday In this place.
Cleveland Taylor. Who has a posi-
ton IN New York, Is home with his
mother for several days.
Mrs. George Arnold. Of Baltimore,
Is visiting Mrs Washington Arnold.
Mrs Mary Sprinkle. Of Houcksville,
Ii visiting her cousin, Miss Ethel
Sprinkle.
Roland Ebaugh and Miss Nancy
Arnold took trip Sunday last to Bay
Shore.
Mrs. Nellie Shamer spent several
daEs last week In Baltimore.
Miss Nina Shamer, Of Baltimore.
spent Sunday last visiting her moth
er. Mrs. Catherine Ehamer.
Mrs. Eliza Taylor has been quit
III. but Is better at this writing.
Miss Matte Shipley. Of Garrollton.
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Harry B9H-
man.
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MOUNT.AInY.

Mra. Wilson. of uaIIImore. Ia visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Ghaa. Rout-
zahn.
Maaars. Albert Dorsey and Edgar
Mercer made a trim 10 baltimore To
secure attractions for the Farmers,
Fair and Tournament, which will take
place On August Is. Il and 20.
Miss Mary Miller. Of 1T. jackson.
y. "a. II the guest Of her brother and
sister. Frank and Miss Lydia.
Mrs.. Juatua, of Lisbon. visited her
sister. Mrs. piymIre
The Mt. Airy Motor Cycle Club had
an outing Last Sunday and visited
Union Bridge, Westminster and other
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young Dennis from he time he Wa
admitted to Bellevue Hospital, said
that the evidences that he had died
from rabies was 70 unmistakabIe
that there would Be no necessity Tor
holding an autopsy. DR.. Donovan
said that the boy suffered from all the
symptoms of hydronhobia. respiratory
and muscular spaamz and contraction
Of the muscles as vel as curvature Of
he spine.
On Thursday afternoon the chlld.s
faIher. who Is livery stable owner.
ave two seated pony cart to his son
~ birthday present. The boy went
ont driving, and when he came home
b complained Of feeling i'll, and said
nIs stomach was hurting him. l
physician was called. lie declared t
rs . case OF green apples" Simple
remedies were prescribed York
Herald.
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CRANBERRY.

Harvest Is over and many people
are already threshlng their grain In
some instances good crops are report
ed. Corn Is looking fine. but rain Is
NEEDED.
Mrs. D. J. Brown. Who tread on
nall. and had very sore foot. IL able
TO walk again.
Little Miss Ella YInEIInE Harris,
daughter of Mr.. ana Mra. William
Harris. fell from a ladder 1T cherry
tree and dislocated her elbow. She
Il doing fine under Dr. shermans
care. Who reduced the 1IaloeatIon.
care. Who adjusted the arm.
Sunday school Sunday II 40 D. m
Singing Immediately after Sunday
school By Prof Null.
Cranberry Union Sunday school
will hold It's annual Sunday school
celebration on August %. Speaking,
reeItatlons. dialogues. singing By
choir and band OF music I'll make up
the program. All invited
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SILYERlnIY.

Miss ElVa Bemiller spent few days
of last week al Hanover.
Rev. ]. o. Yoder l. attending a
series Of Biblical lectures IT Ghautau-
qua. :. l., this week.
Mrs. Ghas. Klunk and daughter
Evelyn. of Hanover. we're guests of
John eopenhaver and family last
week
Keep In mind the Lutheran Sunday
school picnic, Saturday. July 20, In
Wesley Humbert's grove.
Saturday July 30. the County
Grange will hold Its annual picnic
In the same grove rs aboxe mentioned
Refreshments OF all kinds vii be sold
on the grounds during the day. At
night 4 splendid display of fire works,
also ; balloon ascension will take
place.
HoIY Communion vii b celebrated
at st. Mary's Lutheran Church Sunday
morning. Preparatory services Sat
urday preceding at D. N.
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BRIRRWlIlD.

Harry Fowler and family spent
Sunday With Arthur Lambert. near
MarElon.
Harry Babylon and wife visited
Mrs.. Babyion's parents. Noah Hol-
linser. on Sunday.
Mrs. Samuel Wagner Is Improving
the looks OF the buildings on her
farm - adding a coat Of paint. A.
v. Wagner is doing The work.
M Yarlets and family spent Sun
day evening with I'd. YInglIng.
Misses Mary Babylon and Helen Gill
bert entertained on Sunday Inst Theo.
Cummings and family. james Robert
son and wife and Samuel Gilbert and
vile.
I'd. Gilbert, wife and daughter,
Edna. spent Sunday NIIh Walter Du-
val and family, near Winfield
HollIe Gilbert, Of WIIEeabarre, Pa.
spent few days With his sister, Mrs.
DuYaII.
7. ]. Babylon and Lewis stnltz paid
flying visit TO Westminster on Sat
nrday evening
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MOUNT OLIVE.

The weather Is quite warm at this
time. For the last week we have
been suffering from the excruciating
heat. The refreshing showers of the
week have caused the atmosphere to
grow considerably cooler. and also
benefited vegetation. For awhile 1t
seemed Is though we TeHe going to
be compelled to go through the trying
ordeal Of long drouth. Ike last sum-
mer's one, but God saw It IN his wise
providence to send the shower much
needed. although small. We may get
more.
The threshing men Of this region
are busy with their machines. The
farmers report good crops generally.
This shows that the opIlmIst Is the
man: practice optimism you will find
1t profitable.
Corn. too, bids fair, through this
section. to be an excellent crop.
Through special request Of Rev.
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LIEED0Da

Farmers have nearly II their grain
n storage. while some nave threshed.
John Hoffacker. Of Baltimore, Md.
visited relatives hera Yor few days.
: :. Miller Is kept busy with his
threHhIng rig.
LeRoy d. Wenlz. Of Baltimore,
has been spending f. days with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrz. :. !. Wentx.
Mr. md Mrs Amos Herchner made
! trip to Hanover. Pa. On Tuesday.
he nIork visited IIa home OF Mr..
- Mrs. Clayton GeeHAy On Sunday
an1 presented them : noY.
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BAREIIILI.

Daniel Shivera ana family, ri
Arlington. spent . +. days with hia
parents. Jesse shIfefH.
Tho Sabbath school Of this place
vi hold It's annual picnic on July
-. IN the afternoon and evening. In
MfH. fhas. HaInea' grove. Mayberry
band Will be present.
hrs. Clara Tate. MIsa Ruth Utef=
mahIen and Master Stanley Gilbert
re spending some time among friends
Il this place.
Muster Dewey Wilhelm has return.
ID home after spending some time
viii his uncle, near Mayberry.
Harvest is about oxeT through this
section.
IhaE. utermahlen. d Washington.
:. :. paid a flying sIsII % his friends
1t this place last week.
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sANDYYIII

? >. Dortner, wife and son spent
Sunday At Thomas ShIlIlng's.
Harry Blizzard, Of West Liberty,
Iowa. Il visiting relatives and friends
at tbs place
Wilson Zepp and Thomas Barnhart
were IN Baltimore on Saturday and
saw the two games Of base ball be-
tween the Orioles and Newark.
Ms Annie Read. Of Baltimore, il
visiting her sister. Mrs. Howard Lock-
ard. Or = few days.
Don't forget the base bal picnic at
this place On Saturday.
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n0G's TEETH Hurt BOYS LIPS.
He DIS.
Wound Made In -. Inst Was For.
gotten, but Sight u Haler Discloees
uy1rophObIa.

Little Thomas Dennis. five years
Old. died in Bellevue Hospital yester-
daY victim OF hYdrophobia.
The boy, whose parents live at No.
- Vest Fifteenth street. was bitten
bY dog last Nay. The wound was
eanIerized and healed. lie seemed
apparently In good health until a few
1aYa ago, when N attack OF illness.
which was later aggravated when he
~ water, revealed 70 a physician
thai he had rabies.
He was hurried u Bellevue. His
parents wished to have him take the
raaIeur treatment. but the physicians
sid i was too late.
Dr. Donovan. who IS n charge Of
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Defining I.Imue.

Sketch The TouriaI-Are you a
native of these parts
The man with the barrow-Phwat Il
II = name DO e name wuz I liyin.
here when wuz born. Or wuz | born
before I begun lIYIni here
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~ SATURDAY. AUGUST 18th.

H#2E6A AA#Hs VIE
u SATURDAY. AUGUST 18th.
IsIo. At o'clock >. m. upon the
premises. all TINT valuable and deairz
HbIs FARM. known n the Jordan
FaTm.s containing u 2eres, mere 81
r.. situate on tn public road leading
fTam Neg Windsor u unlontown.
about ! = miles Eat Of unlontown
and about ! mile from Lnwood Sta
ton. On the Western Maryland Rail
nd. ThiH farm : Improved By
laFEe Brick Dwelling House. IL
Toama1. large bank haTn. with double
InnTH and mosa. wagon shed, corn
9TIh. double hog nsn. chicken house.
HnHE shop, wood house. smoke house,
spring house. all Of which are In firel
eIaza condition There Is IN excellent
orchard Of the baaI 4unnK fruit trees
and about 10 aerna 0f timber upon
Its property, also running water 10
both house and barn. This IL the most
desirable aud productive farm In Car
foll county. all lhs Iana being In high
sIaIs Of eultIyations level. every field
hGInE visible from Iha buildings, e.
paeIaliy fitted for daIrYIng purposes.
IN : wealthy community, convenient
10 churches and schools and near 10
Railroad Station. i adInins the lands
u Hrs. Annie sloneT. Alice StoufTer
I'D Abraham CaYIoT nd Is row oe=
en1Isd b William us.sra.
On the same day. august 18th, 1919.
II J o'clock .. m. un0n the premises.
he undersigned VII ell all that lot
81 land. situate On Clear Ridge" on
thH public road leading from New
Windsor to unlont0Hn. about ! mile
Ell Of uniont0sn. containing :
Aeres md 50 clio Square Perehes,more
Or less. This property Il improved
h Brick Dwelling House. bank barn.
hoK pen. wood shed. corn crib, smoke
house. wagon shed. 9TH wells of exz
eeIlsnt water most convenient 10 the
buildings This property Is most de-
sIfahly located ana adjolns the
stnnffer farm, and Il nov occupied b.
Frank Palmer
IN Saturday, August Goth, A. D..
III. II o'clock =. II. upon the
premises. the undersigned viii sell all
til House ond Lot Of Land contain
Ing ! Square perehes, more or less.
sIInate in uniontoWn. Carroll county.
Nd. improved b. Kood Weather.
boarded Dwelling HonHe. stable. wood
ale1 and other necessary 0ntbuildinga,
With well OF water # the door.
This property adIoIna the lands Of
MaIYIn Routzahn and others and Is nov
occupied by Arthur Gfumbacker.
Tie above properties ofIer rare op-
p0fInnlties to al persons desiring
valuable, productive md safe invest
ments and can be seen 1T any time b.
calling upon the occupants thereof or
lie undersigned Executors.
Terms of Sale 0ne=Ihird OF the
purchase money 70 b paid on the daY
Of HaIe or on the ratification thereof
b the Orphans Court Of Carroll
county. and the residue IN two equal
payments. the one payable in six
months and the other payable In
twelve months from the day OF sale
the credit payments 70 be secured BY
the bonds or single bills Of the pur=
chaser or purchasers. Nth sufficient
security. bearing interest from the
day of sale, OF all cash At the option
o. the purchaser or purchasers.
ARTHUR { HNGIAR,
LUTHER KEMP.
Executors.
:. :. o. Smith. AueIIoneer.
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LINM0nn.

Arthur Englar. Who purchased the
Evan Haines property, Is remodeling
Il
Farmers are through harvesting.
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FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR EEIGHDORs.
sYKEsVILLE..

LsaSe Ill subscriptions. advertise.
menIs and Job work i Waiter w.
RittsT's Tonscrial Parlorz, LEGAL agent.
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Up foHIm.

Look here, my lady," exclaimed
he thrifty man 70 bis extravaganza
vie, you're carrying too much sail. !"
Why should that worry you ?" she
re1orted.
Because ] have to raise the wind:
that's why. "-CatholIc Standard and
Times.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
E.xEcUToRS' SALE
- or THE HusT
Valuable Farm
AND OTHER
REAL ESTATE.
II unlonfowH District. Carroll County
Maryland.

Tie undersigned executors OF the
1t al and testament Of Elizabeth
]. Hainea, deceased. b virtue OF said
III md BY virtue u N order OF the
Orphans Court 81 Carroll county, Will
FL II public sale mon the premises
hereinafter described. The following
properties. viz
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Hes poor house painter who i
unable 10 put on God front.
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- and that to
Hsrcess will .-.yaox
Favor1s Prescription.s Lase cured
hundreds Of thousands Of them s3oIoa
ne euy msdieas Of It's kind regularly graduated
ads5 on it outside There's
NO alcohol
medicine dealers
health Write Worlds DR.
y Pierce President Buffalo, NJ and be
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WELCOME WoRDs TO Women

Women who suffer with disorders peculiar 70 their
sex should write 70 Or. Pierce and receive free the
adYice OF physielan Of over 10 years; experience
= skilled and successful specialist IN the diseases
O women. Every letter of this sort his the most
careful consideration md Is regarded as sacredIy
CONFIDENTIAL Many sensitivey modeat women write
IuIT 70 DIR. FIefce what they would shrink from
telling 20 their IoezI physician. The local physician
: pretty sure 70 saY that he cannot Do anything
without IAN examination DR.. Pierce holds that
shsse distasteful examinations are generally need
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!. :. o. Smith. AuelIoneer.
:. :. Weant, Attorney.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-09-08
PINCHoT SCORES TAWNEY.
Ex-Forester Makes Attack in the
Enemy's Country.

Rochester - Hon. Clifford Pinchot,
the noted deposed chief forester and
principal in the famous Ballinger-Pin-
chot controversy, was the principal
speaker at one of the biggest political
meetings ever held in this city. The
Metropolitan theater was packed to
the doors, people coming from the sur
rounding towns to hear the national
character Tawney and the attitude
of Tawney to Pinchot's bosom friend,
ex-President Roosevelt and his efforts
to break the Roosevelt program OF
establishing commissions for the bet
torment of the commonwealth, furnish
ed the theme for the speaker.
There was no mistaking the stand
of Pinchot and his personal attitude
toward his former chief and toward
Tawney, his denunciation of the con-
gresham from the First district being
most strongly spoken. Previous to the
speech by Mr.. Pinchot, Sydney Ander-
son, the Progressive candidate of the
Republican party for congress, was in
troduced by Thomas Fraser, president
of the First District Progressive
league, and spoke about As minutes.
Mr.. Anderson dwelt upon the issues of
the campaign and arraigned the So
called Cannon Dalzell-Aldrich trium-
virate, with Ballinger, Tawney and
the like as hackers.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-09-08
BA[[|NCER PROBE
CONGRESSIONAL CO MITTEE
MEETS AND ADJURNS SEES
SION TO WEDNESDAY.
COMMITTEE NOT ALL PRESENT
Members Deny That Report Has Been
Reached but Aspect 1t
Soon After
Meeting.

Minneapolis, Sept 6.-The Ballinger.
Plncnot investigating committee be-
gins its sessions Wednesday, The
committee was called to order by Chair
man Senator Knute Nelson at the
west hotel at 9 a. M, Monday. and
after brief discussion it was decided
to postpone the meeting.
Senator Root May Come.
The attractions of the Conservation
congress together with the fact that
two or three members Of the commit
tee cannot be in the city until later IN
the week, are responsible for the post
ponement of the meeting. Senator
Root has not yet landed from Europe.
Congressman DENLY, of Michigan,
is not expected until Wednesday The
primary elections are held in Michi-
gan, Wednesday. Indications are thai
eleven of the twelve committeeman
will be in the city. The only absent one
will be Senator Frank Flint, of Cali
fornia, who is in Europe. Senator Pur-
cell, Of Wahpeton, N. D., has arrived.
Report Not Completed.
The members of the committee are
equally emphatic in their denial of the
statement that report has been form,
ulated and the meeting was called sim
ply to make an official announcement
of it.
Representative James M. Graham Of
Illinois said that as far as. he is con-
cerned no decision has been reached,
and he added that he probably would
know of it had such action been TAX
en-. Like statements were made by all
the members of the committee. Chair
mar Nelson declares the meeting here
was called for the purpose of formu-
lating report. The statement that
a minority report had been made by
the Democratic members also is de-
MED.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-09-08
Plan Teachers Meeting.

The state board of normal school
regents has arranged series of con-
ferences of normal school teachers
and other educators of the state in
Madison in October, November and
December improvements in methods
of teaching and arrangement of
courses of study in normal schools
will be considered
The conferences will be in the as
sembly chamber of the state capitol
The dates are as follows:
Mathematics, October rs; music,
October, 14-15; geography, October
21-22; English, October 1929; science.
November 11-12; histol November
1919; pedagogy and psychology, De
cember %.
One of the questions to be consid-
cred will be the advisability of intro
ducing manual training. domestic
science and commercial courses in all
Of the normal schools.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-09-08
Medical Colleges Unite.

Chicago, Illinois. = The meager of
the American Medical Missionary col
lege of Chicago and Battle Creek,
Mich, with the College of Physicians
and Surgeons, the medical department
OF the University of Illinois is an
nounced by Edmund J. James, presi-
dent of the university. The "a stu
dents of the missionary college will
be transferred to the university and
the college here will be discontinued.
The American Medical Missionary col
lege was founded eighteen years ago.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-09-08
MANIAC FOUND, A SUICIDE.
Body of Man Who Assaulted Another
Near Reroidii, Found in Woods.

Bemidji. - Tony Mcclure, the ma
MAC, who on Aug. &c, just missed
killing Mayor Parker at the Parker
lumber camp, near Kelliher. when he
rushed by the mayor and twice
plunged hac ak into William Durkee,
was found dead in the woods near Foy,
north of here McQuire's victim is in
the hospital here, still in a serious
condition. He was a stranger to Nc
CURE, who suddenly became insane.
He believed that the mayor and his
men were building q gallows on which
to hang him and he charged the first
person he could reach, which hap
pened to be Drukee, who was standing
near the mayor
McGuires body was found by
twelve-year-old boy who was out
hunting. He had cut his own throat
with razor Fear of starvation and
capture is thought to have caused him
to kill himself
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-09-08
SLIGHTLY Confused.

All of us become confused and all of
us mix our language sometimes, but
the preparation of an old negro
preachers sermon was the greatest
confusion of metaphors l ever heard,
says a traveller. When the lengthy dis.
course was nearing its close and he
had reached his "Twenty-third and
lastly, brethren" he wound up by the
following elaborate figure:
"Everywha. bredren, we see de al
mighty-all down de untrodden paths
of time. we see de footprints of de
Almighty hand. Human Life.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-09-08
Enlarge Extension Work.

The work of the extension depart
ment of the University of Wisconsin
in Milwaukee along sociological lines
is to be enlarged with the assistance
of several Milwaukeeans into an insti-
tute of municipal and social service.
The work is to begin this winter
The institute will bring to Milwau-
kee well-known men who will speak
on the problems confronting the work
er for social and municipal improve
ments. In addition will be held con-
ferences, classes and field work.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-09-08

There Is more Catarrh in this section OF the country
than oil other diseases put together and until the last
lew wears was supposed to be incurable For great
MANY wears doctors pronounced it local disease and
prescribed local remedies, and by constantly falling
10 cure with local treatment, pronounced 1t mcurabe
Science has proven Catarrh 10 be constitutional dis
ease and therefore requires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by r. J. cheney
Co.. Toledo. Ohio. is the only Constitutional cure on
the market. It is taken internally IN doses from 10
drops TO teaspoonful It acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system. They offer one
hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. SEND
Tor circulars and testimonials.
Address f. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-09-08
Mining Delegates Named.

The following delegates were ap
pointed by Governor Davidson to the
American Mining congress to be held
at Los Angeles, Cal. September &c to
October l: w. n. Smith, Platteville;
Chas. Billingsly, Benton; William Ken
nedy, Highland; Richard Meyers,
Lancaster; A. V. Wells. Livingston;
Robert Dugdale. Platteville; H. S
Kimball, Platteville; George D. Orput,
Platteville; H. C. Holthoff, Milwau-
kee; Hon. A. w. Kopp, Platteville;
DIR. w. Nj. Gill, Madison; Thomas Gil
Milwaukee.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-09-08
Stations for Fair Tickets.

Edward Nordman of Polar, a men,
Der of the state fair board, is endeav-
oring to make arrangements to have
ticket selling stations at different
points downtown. Under the plan.
tickets to the grandstand will be sold
from a numbered chart, similar to the
ones used at the theaters. BY this
means it will be possible to reserve
seats several days ahead of the day
one wishes to attend the fair. It is
probable that conveniently-located
drug stores will be used as stations.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-09-08
Horseshoers Will Meet.

The state convention of the Horse
shoers' Protective association will be
held at Oconomowoc. when a recep-
ton will be given to the visiting dele
gates
The visitors will be entertained at
the horse show at the Pabst stock
farm.
About forty members of the Mil
waukee branch of the association are
expected to attend, while at least
100 delegates from throughout Wis
consin will be present.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-09-08

scanty and looked like blood. For over
month / was in bed, totally help
less. Deans Kidney Pills benefited
me wonderfully They have my en-
dorsement at all times"
Remember the name-Doan's.
For sale by all dealers. SO cents a
box. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.