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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13

cen geti6tsn a!s pbne reselmdeise Be-
itdftisuns anssfabrt ino. Elm Drittsg
minpefens ;sitpsilis grbeit bat, ribrens,
elm fernsreS Drittsl aus 9suten befebs.
Die iberbaupt ni6t arbeiten tpplen uns
ii@ nur I'm dussrften NOtbfaa CUR grbsih
snti6lieben.
Die 3abl Ger u~nbsltdftistsn SraunT
I'm Staate TT in ZEN Seri6ten leipeg
ni6t anseseben aber es 1T sspie, saF
ie nett %tleiner, ale bic Der Mdnner iEE.
Wan parf earum als sepie annebmsr :
pas bic 3abl Der arbeitspiQissn beisrx
@eidlsbter bic feline arbsit inrsn fbnaen.
$4,000 ni9t ibsrfsist. 60 tetrabenp
pieie 3abl an unp fur fd itpn IN, BIZ
peift fid rO6 bic AbseIdmadtbeit BIZ
eemasosti6en 8sbauptunsen, peI6e
jsne 3abI auf 10000 bis 100000 iSdsp
ten.
Hatirli1 pinIdt bic WebrsabI psr
beiddftieten @rbsiter bSbsrs 9Sbnso-
Dies nitric aber aud Der Gau fem. grnrs
pieielben rcppelt 70 bod pdren, ais fs.
fine. Dab bic Gage Der @rbsi.sr liz
Wafa@ulttts TN aassmeinsn Fb niSs
peri4limmert. ipneern eber In Der SeFe=
runs besrifen 1T rafdr fne bic Sparp
banfsn ess Staatss Ger bette 9eweiS4
Eros ess panifs pom lsBten @inter iEn
psl&sm oiele @rteiter ibre GriparniFs
rerlpren baben unc Der sur Golss Sattr
ras Siele ibre GripurniHe in 8Onrs et,-
Suntssrssisruns ansslsst BADEN, BOT btr
Setras Ger Ginlassn in ben Sparbanfrr2
ni6t ab irnrern %;usenommsn. Sub baB
Der @biaB Der Sleinbdnolsr, bel esnen ola
@rbeiter meift tbre Ginfdufe ma9rz
f6 merfli& psrsrSsert.
Dieie fiatifiid nadsspisitnsn Grfak=
runsen ron WaHuduietts f6einrza
auf Elm ~almdlisss Auasbsn Der g..
i6dfte ~ ceutsn, eas refp pielssr1prnq
&enrsr il, je tsi9eirsner rs a%uftritt.
@bl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
ST. 2Hariem
MfaSemttrs

tlntr her e,ituns Der S6ulfbrsfsrn BE- Srtrs Dame, teas
lem Wfatttreauis Nilraufst) AZ Ct. Epaaius,
Sadfpn apautv, Soma.
9iets Snfitut bat cine fsbr anasnsbme uub asiunbt "a O.
N IL Ntetltn fueli6 ron tubuaue uattet rs ghfflfppi SGHk-
Zee. Eas srdumis, 8sbduhs III NIT alien ~Ftauemli6fs.
lineG ttr tsrtf6rttt tn ben UtHsnf&aftsu rirs init her sris
ten Serefdlt stpHtsf.
Grsss S~pitlpldst mststn tas Snaitut.
Stne 9ltern, rtl6t ibrtu Etueern zine erintltbt. rIisS.
Sft &~r,tttuns stttn rpatn reretn psbI tbuu rtnn Ht iSEos
9stter Zen Strtaeru Be Rrtre DAME gu CT. Esnatus an.
rtrtrautn. Tas ,t~tHidtrist 6sastsn tts Snattutts, htx
sahass strcuutxen 5rtuHet etHttsn ine ~ssnastnss 3eustsl
Der 3dbisftittn Der e1rsfsru.
Gas S1uliatr t'stuut nit ITEM trfsn Rpntas i'm
Ssrtsmttr une tnset init lem lsgttn 3puusrhax
Ina Suli.
Seeinsunstn
Sur Srf uns untsrritt In stutf6tr uuh snalHdr Ssrxs.
tt, IN Zen strShnlt&tn SaneartsItn. I'm Sins,n u. E. r..
S12Q. C.
gisnr u Stbraut ss SHarumtntts, siutsiidbris t0Os
Suite rrt, 500
9tIter. 500
3tqnsn aHe uialtn, 6Ug
grisat: llntsrrt9t in fransVaf6sr stidtrsi. saar.
arbdt une Slnmtama6tn, sitrttliatrts aGs
Wd6s. Arbeit. 70as
Die 3Saltnst rrstn ~ issu Bait anstnpmmen, uns biz
Httnunetu pom Datum Strss 9intrittts stfelt. Staeh
lunetn stltebtn, rsnu mSsli6. pttrtslidbtts, ssraus.
2int etftnmft 5ut bee 9tutritts N itep6 ron erses
Ui3tsftit. icrstl fir ben 5srtftritt Der 3sslinss. Q srs
aud fur eat Sreutu Ter xeHsn.
unttrf6tts her Rslieicn rire itin 6inssrnis ftin sd aEF-
nabmt her 3paltnes, rtnu eieftlben rilsas Fne, I'D ben fxs
~sstlbrtsn RsssIn ~ untsrrtrfen.
6risfs, rsstn nahersn anfrastn aertNfrt man an (;
Sister Sup. NJ. SEBASTIAN,
st. Mary's Institute,
st. Donatus, Jackson County, lows
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
GIeftrif6eS xi@t.

Die Nnpenpuns FER Glsfricitdt fir
altdsli1e, ODER pielmebr absneli6e De-
leuhtuns III In ben Ser. Staoten nod
ptdt oeriuht pOrpen. Das, mas mo
unter Dem Namen Galeiumlt6t fennt, IN
ras br,liantsite fiinili6e 9i6t, pslGss
bier in Inpenpuns asfommsn !; absr ss
eisnst ib aus p~telerlei urla6sn ni6t fir
sep6bnlibe 3psde paflr IN Is. UNI bier
nur ,pei SauptIaden su srpGbnen. su
foitipielis uno Al fart. Su Gnalanp
unp Sranfrei1 wurpe In nsusrsr Belt Gle
Ysnusuns eleftrii&en 9i6tss gum Sc,
s%enftanp un;ibltssr Grpsrimetsn ssmabt.
Wiit Der na6 benz Grfinper ssnanntsn
vSablOdfcf'iden Serge" bat man elm
aubsrprcentli6 itarfss unp briuantes
ei&t gu psrbditnismdsis ssrinstn 8Oitsn
ssponnen. Aber ibr 4i6t III unfit, ,us
demo, unp Gle Sntsnitat peHslbsn srmi:
oct bic aussn unp III Die llria6s Isbr
p%unflen SbattsnS. Dieter llmfanp 1T
elmer Der sr5bten Na9tbsils bel Der Nns
wsncuns res slsfriiden ei6tss fir &c.
p6bnli6e Seleutuuas;weds sspslsn. slls
i'm Sabre 1877 ole Mrbeiten an ZEN pa
riier MuSfeQunssbauten bssilt rerpen
ioaten, unp nan sleftrti1es ei6t fir Die
Na@tarbsit anpenpete. purpe Der ttefe
S&atten. ben es mari, als ein bstrd6ts
lides Notwithstanding bsfunpsn. Dsnn
elm Arbeiter sufdais Elm 0rrfseus Deer
stnen Nasel In ben S9attsn pss %eIsftris
i@en 9i&tes berabfaIen lief, 70 musts CT
iecesmal Elm StrsibbSl3@en anaineen,
UNI BET BEN 9i&t peiIelben ben 0esens
fanc su iu3en.
Sn Ner y)crf miro Der srfe 0erIu1
Glettricitat an Stsae pes 8rennsaits su
benuBsn, TN SeSeriaale Der q. y. Zines
seua@t perpen. Die Sdbrifanten eynas
mo: eleftrtl1er Wal&insn, Mrnour unp
5o4bauiep, babsn ii4 namlt& psrbines
li&se ma&t bic sleftrii6e MaI1ine ,u
sinem beftmm:en preile unp panp pas
eleftriide 9i6t fir strpa 20 Gents bic
Stunpe 3u lisfsrn. Dieter yrsis psdt
Die SOfen Der ansepanptsn Dampftraft
unp Der BET SenuBuns Der glsftrieitat
ssbranntsn 8pblsnlpissn. GaQs f6 bic
psue Wai9tne fir pisisn Arbeitsbeleu1.
tunssswed berpdbrt 10 wdrpe fid TIM
0erslsi@ ~ ben SOffen pes sepSbrli1en
9asorrbrauas cine Grlparnib BON stli.
den bunpert Dollars monatli6 berausS
fteIsn. Die sewSbnli&e elsftrtl@e Was
I@ine CUR ei6terssusuns bat etrpa pis
@rSbs elmer Nabmai&ine.
Wtttelt Dampffruft miro fs In Gang
seeBt. Sobalp fs ibre Drsbuns be-
sinnt, entitsbt Der elsftrii@e Gunfe, bereii
gum Gsbrau@ fir cie eamps. Disis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
Se6raoer 2sar&6of,
Cr9elb a 3
pittsburs, ga.

R%efertnjen: 9. 9. Cardinal 8. @eglesfrys~
Won Rem yerf; t 9r,btlSof @. 8. SpaIbins.
Baltimore. Wo. Sii6ci 3. 8. WtGuaie, NO.
DIETER. Rem yerf; Sptp' fer P Wauriiss'
9lofermann o. s. F., Ct. SpIspb's Gplras
3tutcpolis, 81; Sphr. p. Sanatius 5ruea o..
8. B., ct. ginesnts abbey. pa.
TESTIMONIA.
Felix Barckhoff ex widenbrueck, oppi6US,
diecesis mee, multa organa pro ~ecclesiis diu~,
cesis Paderbornensis multa cum laude fabrics
Wit, quod lubentissime, hisce testor, dunn Re-.
verendissimis Episcopis America ipsum con,-,
mendo.
Paderbornensis, IA Dec. 1865.
CONRADUS,
Episcopus PaderbornensSz.,
Monasterii, IA Dec, 1865.
JOANNES GEORGIUs,
Episcopus Monasterii.
Htparatursn uns Stimmanssn psrssn auH o
Tiiuftlitfe beicrst.
Brittle bsltsbs man ~ aersfrsn:
BARCKHOFF BROTHERS,
Lock Box 100,
Mount Oliver, Allegheny Co., Pc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
Die Sabl Der beiGdttisun8ss
Ioien @rbeiter

In ben Ser. Staatsn pirr in Der 8sael
in's unssbsusrli6e iberi6dBt. 60 tas
ben mir i6rn bdufs pie Yebauptuns sss
bSrt, rab ibre 3abl spei Wiaipnsn une
earibsr bstrase, unr pa 60 fsin rs1tss
Mittsl sibt. stnsn itrieten @ssenbspsis
easeaen ansutrsien, 70 rerpen pieis Yss
buuptunssn sie'fah ais unumfS6li1s
% tIa6sn anssisbsn. bauptid&lib pom
Dsnen, Gle is elaubsn prlsn.
Der einjise Staat In ZEN Ser. Staas
ten. pel6sr I'm Stanpe n, ippsit IS i'm
lelber bettft. etnen @essnbspsis 3u lies
fern, 1T Waha6uletts, penn spn allen
Staaten Der linton III sr unltres WiTenS
Der einjise, Der Ibon felt Sabrrn I'm 8e,
iss zines Sursaus flr Nrbeitsfatifif
IT.. Bon I. 8. Mrbeitsrfibrern mar bic
8sbauptuns aufssaelt pprrsn, TAP In
WaGa4uittts. eaS befanntli1 elmer Der
6auptineufries Staatsn bss eanees IN,
100000 bis 100000 Mrbeiter auser
Sel&dfttsuns Ieien. I'm bic Wabrbeit
~ ermitteln, bat Or. Carroll D. @iisbt,
Der felt Sabren Woriane pss BursauS
III unb peiIen Nnsaben f9 bisbsr als isbr
ssnau erpteisn baben, cine i%prsldltiss
Mufuabme anssorpnet. Dtslslbe III nod
ni&t sans ferie iOnpsrn miro srit i'm
eaufe pes Nusuft ScIIenpet perpsn ; aber
Ge III Ibpu melt aenud SoraeIhritteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13

~Nun. pae pouen mir Tod isben,"
lHrie Silaftpn rrobenb unb ppa Born
auf. nSunse lbSrin. perbarre ni6i
LANCER In ceiner 0%erblsnbuns : entIase
osinen @ottlofsfsitsn, ipiuise Elm meine
9attt1 3u rperren ODER i'd ecnfscire gum
NuBen pes S6asss Ger sstraute F6 nidt
3u lager, su ietnsm) cas sanse 0srmSsen
oetner Gamilie unc pu serdtbf NIT BEN
Ostnisen an ben Settelfub."
~Gs febt seidrieben : SeIts flint
bic Mrmen; benn ibrertfpa 8
5tmmelrei d. . eI ben i'd anbete,
peE ben i6 liebe, bat In Der Mrmutb
selebt unc CT bate ni1t einmal etnen
Stein, I'm mad BEN Mdbielisfsiten ces
cages iein 5aupt parauf ruben su lai7en
Du fannf uns ulio, 5srr, Sitter ent
retsen, an benen MIR ni1t bdreen unb
ote mir friber pcsr ip alter rpereen per!aGen
mdnen. Wir BADEN taultntmal fcfbarere
S4dBe unp eieie fannf tu uns nidt
rauben."
Bel BEN @Ort S9ise npa&te eir
eetpeni9aft ees 9ei;cs i.. 5e.s, be
8erwolters unit isin sluse ~funtelte pom
Eeuer Der 6ablu1t.
$50 Tne fe, bieie Sdass?" i9rie
er.
SIN 5immsl rabin lsssn mir fe
tdsli9."
.Wenn tu bic Irmutb ni6t firdtef,
10 far&tef eu rrenisft items bic g~srbannuns
ODER einnc9 trauriseres epps. SD fam
pt6. Inssla, becenf' cas- mpbL CUR Sflas
pin rna1en."
Die san;e @elt III tas 9aterIant
ces Gbrifsn, unc 1T er islbit In ben Ret
ten."
Dieirr tol;e Wutb, ben eu ertinaelf,
odrfte fid renn cod Dor Der S6refli6s
felt unp Der @eppsiHuns css 8sters
ssrleusnsn. Wtt psl6em G6mer, tpirp
cu ca gang allein bic anssnebme @eIeas
Idaft peiner 9efdbrtinnsn unp cas 9i6t
anFrer f9Snen Come psrmiIen."
~Du irrt hid, Serr; i'd rpsrre ni6t
aIein ietn In reinen Ssrfern. Gr miro ,u
mir berabfommen unp bel mir bleiten.
Seine lisblidsn Wprte perpen meine
Seele nit Greure erfdQsn, isin ei1t
miro bic 6inhsrnis m.inss @sfdnsnifss
erbelen."
Gten 70 piitbene ais sseemitbist lief
5ilariOn bic GoltsrperfMuse bsrbeitrins
gen ; er bottle pie CARTE Sunsfrau sinsus
l4d&tern. Gs mar inrsb nidt feline
abf6t fe auf pie Softer 3u ipannsn. ion>
bern ~ leben, pelde 0irfung Der 9ns
bid rteier ibredlidsn Mnftalt auf fe
bsrpcrbinsen pdrpe. angela fab ibn
etnen Iusenblid an, cbne blet6 su rrers
ben bann erbpb fs bic Ausei, gun,
5immel, wie UNI ;u fpreGsn :~ Sei
selobt Q pu @sliebter meines Der
gems enbltd miro ss mir SerIisben,
einen Ibsil an peinsn aeieen su baben,
i&Un 70 LANCE iebn' i'd mid mad sisism
Slid"
[3orttsuus fplst.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
SteinberS S 26fher,
Ssrfertissr pon
.ltarem, &an,cl,sp
Set&tfi6ren &c.,

40 Part : StraBe, Iilwaufee, gSiss..
ampftblsn a6 Der bstr. @siaiiSidt ,ur ankrtiauus ell
iu Arbttisn tur ausf4madans her Hirttu ttsnls 8rsstI.-
une Observation-Disclosures
plane ans 9,i9nunssn rtrssa asf gtIans,n ~ansefsrss,
une sussf6idt, grdls ltstral. Ga 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
fabiula's S9wrtfra,
ote 6riffi6en Sefoimmem.
Gin Seitennad
III

Wiseman's Sabiola,
BITE &ir9eber at o m B IN.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16
..THE Ramsey count y commissiouc

'rHE Ramsey COUNT commissioners
are in favor Of the iron: clad tax law.
Sensible, because under that law rich
and poor alike had to pay their taxes
or suffer the consequences, and the
taxes were promptly paid, taxation
was reduced, for there were no de.
linquencies. Under the present emas-
culated law, the, heaviest Taxpayers
laugh to scorn the tax-gathcrer, be-
cause the longer they postpone pay
ment, the better are their chances Of
settlement, and increased taxes are the
consequence. The iron-clad tax is
good for all, while the present law is
good for nothing. Pioneer Press.
That's what's the matter. The
present tax law is a fraud and it should
not be allowed to disgrace thesstatute
books day longer; givefu law that
will make the rich man pay taxes as
well as the poor man and the man of
moderate means. ..r;,:
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16
The actual cost to the state of

HE actual cost to the state of the
penitentiary at Saltwater, for the
year ending 3oth November, 1877 was
$2l,753 20. During the year there
were l45 convicts received; of these
Austria was the birth place of |, Can
ada 10, Cuba l, England 5, Germany
10, Ireland 8, Norway 8, Sweden 8,
Connecticut l, District of Columbia ],
Iowa !. Illinois 6, Indiana 8, Kentucky
2, Maine |, Massachusetts a. Michigan
|. Minnesota 6, Missouri 4, New Jer.
sey !, IN, Y. "a, Ohio 10, Pennsylvania
8, Rhode Island 2, South Carolina 2,
Vermont 2, Virginia l, West Virginia
2, and Wisconsin 8, 81 were married
and III single; 1913 can read and
write, 81 cannot read nor write; Sc
temperate, and I49 were Of intei{per.
ate habits; l3l wer laborers, II farm.
ers and the balance distributed among
the other trades and occupations.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

If Cambridge bears any love tc
Spencer Brook and Wyanett. why not
help these two towns to construct a
bridge across Rum River, at Spencer
Brook. If the county would appro-
pirate $500, and the state, say $500
which could be easily secured by prop
er management-the towns of Wyan-
EFT and Spencer Brook could raise the
balance necessary to build good
bridge. There is not bridge across
Rum River between Cambridge and
Princeton, and by all means there
should be one at the Brook.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

The lsanti county towns would like
to derive all the benefit possible from
a rail- road, but do not propose to help
build one, Generous to be snre. But
''it is poor rule that will not work
both Ways and we venture the as
sertion that, if the railroad is built,
some of the towns that are now hold
ing back, will wish they had voted
twice the bonus asked for. s4!.....l,,.zy
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

STATE Superintendent of Instruction,
Burt, caused his annual report to say
that Minneapolis owned $4,000 of
school property, while St. Paul had
$2l,6O7; whereas it should have been
st, Paul 1921, 6O7. The St. Paul Dis
patch goes for D. Burt's scalp and Bnrt
very generously shifts the responsible
,ity on the printer, Mr.. F. L. Smith.
Mr., Smith says that it was not bis
fault and that Burt is the culpable
party. We believe Mr.. Smith,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

We call the attention Of those ex
tremists who are eternally wanting to
mix temperance with politics, to the
official returns Of the votes cast for
governor last fall; it will be found that
Wiley, the prohibition candidate,
polled hardly SO per cent Of the whole
number of votes just l,42l. Keep
temperance matters out OF politics..
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

The Tall Sycamore Of the Wabash,
Hon. Daniel VOORHEES,, delivered a
very able speech in the United States
Senate, on Tuesday, on the finance
question. Mr.. VOORHEES, eloquently
enounced the resumption act and the
national banks, and declared himself
in favor of the remonetuing and un.
limited coinage of silver. 5.} s-a
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

Why is it, that logs scaled on the
bank by competent and honest scalers
fall short, in some instance, one sixth
at the boom in Minneapolis! Perhaps
in Minneapolis, they scale logs son the
Minneapolis plan" Our advice to the
Princeton lumbermen would be to sell
and contract by bank scale hereafter.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

Now is the time to subscribe, Sub
cribe for home papers; where is the
use Of sending to New York or Chi.
cago for papers when yon can get as
good and better in your own state?
We furnish the St. Paul Weekly Dis
PATCH, live, ably edited ten column
paper, --.and the UNION for So rs per
year And the UNION and the PIONEER
.PREss for 81 SO per year, with map
aO cents extra, and the splendid map
= we'll worth 81 SO. Call and see
sample copies at this office.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

We trust that the senator and rep
resentative from this district will do
all in their power to secure the re.
peal Of the two most buugling laws
enacted last winter-the tax law and
the law providing for the foreclosure
of mortgages. The laws as they were
before last winters legislature spoiled
them, are what IS wanted. @Gsu' fa
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16
We are in receipt Of the FIRST and

We are in receipt of the first and
second numbers Of the St. Paul Daily
GLOBE. It is a neat, hansomely prin.
ted, page, Z column paper, and is
chuck full of interesting reading mat.
accomplishing telegraphic news from
all quarters Of the globe, and columns
Of spicy locals. The energetic and
gesnEltlIe'rmllaa"nly II. 2. Hall is the publish
er, and Of course the Globe will be
strictly democratic. Democrats, now.
you have chance to subscribe for 4
democratic newspaper, improve your
opportunity. Sample copies can be
seen at this Office.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

Ar parties can now be suited in
the newspaper line; there is the Pic
neer-Press, independent republican; it
may be equalled but can hardly be ex-
.celled: there is the Dispatch, straight
republican, newsy and readable: and
lastly, there is the Globe, staunch
democratic; it should be in the hands
Of every democrat in tho state.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

We trust the ministers will speedily
settle beyond peradventure the mo-
mentous question, s'sIs there help"
for there are lots of mean people WHO
would be great deal meaner if thew
thought it would have no influence
upon their observation-disclosures Union.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

On the 18th, the Louisiana State
Senate, by a vote of % to 6 adopted
a resolution endorsing Hayes title and
policy. rsusi to .5.=.a.sEa ..sa..
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

The St. Paul Globe boldly declares
itself In favor Of monetizing silver and
the repeal Of the Resumption Act.
Bully for the Globe. "a .a.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

If the Daily Globe of St. Paul meets
with as good success and we see no
reason why it should not, save its pol.
itlcs--as its st. Louis namesake, Mr..
Hall will be lucky man.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

HE committee of Federal re lations
in the Maryland House of Delegates.
refuse to take any action on Montgom-
cry Blair's protest against Hayes right
to the presidency. Sensible commit.
tee,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

LoR1NG & MoREHoUsE, Foster & Lib
.by and Townsend g. Leavitt do not
admire the minneapolis plan" of seal
ing logs, and they have got excellent
reasons for disliking log-scaling ..on
the Minneapolis PLAN
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

!. We always thought Elk River was
highly moral town, but just listen
to this bugle blast from Atkins in the
Star. Spit out the names. aas-~~!
We..have heard Of quite number
Of scandals; in and out of married life,
about this village lately, and if some
Of the actors do not quit and behave
themselves, they will be liable to see
what is said in print. Lots of folks
would like to read the stories.''
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

For farmers aud those who live in
localities where people can retire at
eight or nine o'clock in the evening.
the old notion about early rising is still
appropriate. But he who is kept up
till ten or eleven or twelve o'clock,
and then rises at five or six, because of
the teachings Of some old dittv about
''early to rise,'' is committing sin
against his own soul. There is not
man in ten thousand who can afford to
do without seven or eight hours sleep.
All the stuff written about great men
who slept only three Or four hours a
night is apocryphal. They have been
put upon such small allowances eccas-
ionally and prospered; but no man ev-
er yet kept healthy in body
and mind for a number
of years with less than seven
hours sleep. If you can get to bed
early, then rise early; if you cannot
get to bed till late then rise late. It
may be as proper for one man to rise
at eight as it is for another to rise at
five. Let the rousing bell be rung by
at least thirty minutes before your
public appearance, Physicians say
that a sudden jump, cut of bed gives
irregular motion to the pulses. It is
barbarous to expect children to land.
IN the centre of the floor at the call
If their nurses, the thermometer be.
ow zero. Give US time after you call
IS to roll over, gaze at the world full.
n the face, and look before we leap.
-Anoko Uuion. 10 5sss' @f=~
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

Mr.. 4 Mrs. VIM. H. Houlton were
made happy. last Saturday:afterDoon.
by the advent Of bright young
stranger at their residence. II is a
boy and has come. to a good home
Eli River STAR. 80 - j .....s.1
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Poor Turkey. her armies are melt
ing away, one by one her fortresses
are falling into her enemies hands; in a
few more days, if an armistice is not
concluded, the Russians will be before
Constantinople.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

HE City Council of St. Paul have
selected the Globe as the official paper
OF that city, for the ensuing year of
1878.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

The Wadena Tribune still lives; we
regret copying an article from an ex-
change announcing the Tridune's de.
mise - .lNc t...
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

RAILROAD or no railroad--a good
deal depends on the answer of the
Isanti county towns. a1.a.s
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

I: a MAJORITY Of forty Of the resident
tax payers of Mile Lacs county,, say
ssGive us railroads. Aa ..s.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

"a RAILROAD can not run to every
mans door. and sensible people are
sl!ely aware4of that fact.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

B The iron clad tax law is what will
make the rich tax dodgers toe the
mark. as<4 I'll. ss.s.2ezs# @ 81.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

1 The people demand the repeal Of
the present tax law.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

ST.Louls has new daily evening
paper. the Post. ....,l.'.. ..1
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

Willis Chadbourne was seriously in
jured, last Monday, by the team he
was driving running away and pitch
ing him out Of the wagon, while he
was coming down out of the woods.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

Moralists may see what they please
about the boys of Princeton, but we
say, as class they are as good a lot Of
boys as can be found anywhere.
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Y .
yElT0 I MON
1EI 4 ZION 1 / y
g. DUNN, PUBLISHER.
lsdsps,.dsnt Republican IN Politics.
FERNS 81 SO per Year.
o6cial Paper Of Mile Laos County and
the Village Of Princeton. 4. II !.

ta y legal advertisements must be paid
fxEInvarlably before afa dayit Of publica-
ton win be furnished. No deviation from
this rule hereafter.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

Auditor Mudgett went below on
business on Wednesday, and Mr.. A. P.
Barker acted as deputy in his absence
and attended on the board Of county
commissioners while that body was in
session, 81.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-16

Old fossils and fogies to the reare
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# That wide awake commercial man,
y. +. Hawkins, was at the American.
House on Monday night.