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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
nErusLIcAN COUNTY CONVENTION

The Republicans Of Kent County will meet
IN Convention 20 the Circuit Court rooms. IN
the city OF Grand Rapids. on Thursday. August
N AZ III o'clock a. H.. Tor the Durp0se ot elect
{ng DELEGATES 10 the Republican state tonvcn-
tt0u. % b. held az Detroit. August = dnd y.
$50. ana for tbs purpose OF elrcJlnE delegates
70 the Republican Congrt ss.0uAl convention
of rb~ hIf-a Congressional district. hereafter
% Be- called. ana also FOR The purpose oi n0mi-
naflug candidates for county Ouccs 10 De
voted l0r 40 the general election, % De held
November 4 I-eO. and the transaction OF such
other business as may properly come before
the convention.
Zach township and ward Is entitled TO three
delegates. By order ol c9mmiltse.
K A MAYNARD. FRED ). ILARh.
secretary Chairman
Dated july 70 l>5o.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

TEE Marquette AsnsAs Journal has sc-
curately szed up the usual run OF
Congressional nominations IN Michigan,
N the following paragraph, which h.ts
both parties alike:
"Juhus Caesar Burrows and J Logan
Cnlpman are rscOgn Led by eytI body
outside OF the State as Michigan I
abiest Congressman. Both men are
possessed OF natural talent and scholas-
tic attalnInents. They are men VINO
can command bearing IN the Na-
tlonal Legislature. They seem 10 rise
above that medlocrity which Is the
natural sphere OF Michigan Congress
men. One is a Democrat. and the
other Republican, and nobody will be-
surprised At the press report that their
respective parties have elegant slates
prepared 10 retire them both from pub
lic life. This would be a prope- and
characteristic Michigan act. BY taking
a little pains we can reduce the stand
ing Of Michigan in Washington even
below It's present level"
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

Az illustration Of how much the in-
fuence OF a newspaper depends upon
one man, especially the man who has
built il up, is afforded by the Atlanta
Constitution. It's prestige has gone to
the grave with Henry W. Grady. at
stands the shadow of a mighty name" F"
Its recent attempt to dictate the policy
of the South in opposing the Federal
Election bill has already fallen as hat
as clearinghouse pancake.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01
FOOTPAD'S WORK.
They Hold Up Grand Rapids Man and
His Friend

George Lewis, OF Fife Lake, and L. d.
Follett, of Grand Rapids, arrived mere
from Grand Rapids at IL o'clock last
night. They got off the freight train,
which they came on, ut the junction.
and started up the track for the Central
depot When walking along two men
appeared from behind a car, and hold
ing pistols In front Of Lewis and FOllett,
demanded their money. Lewis surren-
dered S3.56 and Follett s2. The latter
had a watch which the robbers looked
over aud returned. They then disaD-
peared. The matter was reported to
the police, but no arrests have yet been
made One Of the fellows was short
thick set. wore black clothes and had a
black mustache, while tie other vas
taller and also wore dark clothes. The
Young men left for Oshtema this morn
ing, where they have friends.-Kalama-
goo Is3cyr0Pb.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

Ars SusS. wiIa - tha Secretary af AErlrrl
tu-a and e3f ~ isaF sshf12F .. - a
tcerouEa = lsrk keenrr The 81 larv er era.,f
frn efe fa f~srd sarws f1af Lise
stla bagit8F AoEsew o.. 1aae 81 tae eefas aI
go trhea s<care her "Elza1. sNs set BE 1ll
aad cake is aads w.eh rrhsrs~e Bss nj Pew
1er- q ss nee treu rre aSrIa
e.s ee q heSz rfwtera tfzsif Ed - p
ae'tnes tastes ar smells OF - eeD4oaeaf
earsSF
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01
The Presidsn, NJ Cane MAY.

CAPE MAY. y. J.. July sl.-Presiden.
Harrison arrived here at $50 o'clock
Wednesday in toe private car OF Presi-
dent Sewell Of the West Jersey Rail.
road Company. lie was met at the depo;
By bis family. he viii probably re-
main until Taes3 az. Secretary Blaine
is expected to visit the President here.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

PHILADELPHIA. July 81.-After being
out for fourteen weeks the strike OF the
cioak-makers here has ended in q
victory Tor tie laboring men. TIE con
cessions made by the manufacturers are
that they VIII employ union men and
discharge t5e non-uaion men a. present
IN their eurIov.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

The case Of the Rockford drugT sfs.
Hess.er Bros, vas before Justice West
fal yesterday. The respondents are
accused of selling lau0r un.awfuI.y.
Yesterday al tae testimony for the peo-
pie vas heard, ard tae defense Rl.l e
ready With Their case August Is.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01
A GRACEFUL RECOGNITION.
Dr w IT Ross Presented with a


Dr. ". II. Ross, the tenor who had
charge OF the Staging during the
graduating exercises Of the West Mich.
gan Business College. was presented by
that class With q baton, in eIpre ssiou
If their esteem. One OF the attendants
al the Battle Creek ~anitarlum COnvfn-
ton sent the doctor a handsome Buss q
muse noider. The doctor "a now pretty
sell supplied vita nlus.cai parsph, r
naEa.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

DULUrH. Nina. JaIy S'.-Willian
Oliver. an old resi8 ent of Barnum. Carl
tor CoantT. MIN, sn3 treasurer % the
school district was srres'sa Wednes-
day for enbezziiag s. so % the scsool
funds ard obssininz - eco from hanks
AID prlvate persons under fs.se pre-
= n@es
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

Any Subscriber to ThE iELfSkah-
HERALD whs fails % receive the paper
regularly. or who nay have reason I"
eompIaia of late delivery, viii CONFER q
special favor BY Informing this once Oh
the fact Et Once send postal card or call
up tel cpl hone 55l.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

LTxcol.S, Neh.. JaI7 IA sppeal
signed ~ tas president, secretary and
treasurer - ths Irish National Leagas
has oeea lssaed urzlnr Sat ecnt-its
tions - seatst oacs 70 tse leagus o2se
Il Dablia
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

This Pager Is Member of the American
Newspaper Psblishers' Association aud Is rep
resented In New YORK AZ ief Temple Coart.
whsrs the didereat issues are kept Oh n4e.
The " asniagton once Of she fxLSeHA--HEs-
.lD "a as sl5 FoaFteenth- 81, y ". where nirs
ef the paper can be seen ans visitors 10 hasA-
iagrsa viii always be made welcome
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

The AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARIFF I.EAorz
Z publishing most valuable series OF arir
documents These are treraFed with view
70 state the facts and arguments FOR Protec-
tlon, whether In the interest OF farmers,
laD0reFs, merchants or professional met.
Each issue OF the series appeals 70 those en-
saged IA sepsrate industries, and presents 10
disputabie facts-cosuparisnns OF VI. ..es. cost
OF living, sad other are 0lneDtS showing toe
dement's Of Protection.
Any single one VIII be sent on receipt q 2
cents IA stamps except 80 ages, Living aud
Tariff" which viii be sent for cents
The whole list viii be sent for - cents or
any twelve for ~ cents or any owe for 10
cents, postage paid. Order " nuInoer.
I-"wases, Living and Tars1." z. A. Hans
2-"Tle Idsaltascs 81 iroiectse RAIN 70
tae l.ao0r and Industries u tae siftd
tfGies" kiTkt Prize Essay, les3. CKAH-
s-"Hosae Pro1u1 tion md spelsabls 10 a sup
liy, AZ low Prices. OF tLe hsncsactufF1
CsiAin' -li1les required FOR The People u
the Upitsd Stst.a. aud Adequate Home
Production sf these tonmo'tittes Hnpos-
slble without Frotective Tall" First
1-ri.e hlsoy i,Ss z d i.itS, ISpS; -; 50
Materials be Adv vsataSeous u the Labor
AID Industries of tEc UDitea States"
dl.els I,st rrSs y, t1 Hssi ~ hfAfS DLsE 81
c-"sonle views on the 1aria by sn o.a Busi-
.-The Protective IsIftf rs Advantages tor
the sea.a" G. l. tDwASDs ...:-....... s2
- TIC WOOL lbtc1e5t. JuuSe W d. lsANAESCh "a
O." Protection Is. Free. lrane."-A blSSOElcsl
Review. y. %. HsHRIsAs................ 20
Io-"The Farmer and the iarlg'" Co. TaosAs
I1-~Proteetios as Public Poiicy" GIoHoE s.
hQtfWklI.....- Observation-Disclosures. 10
12-"Reply 70 the lresidcnt's Free made Neg
cage" X. 4. PU2rAR. ..................... 8
1S-"WOGklpgrlen ana the Igrln ........... o
la-"The Vital QUESTION; ShailArericsD Indus
tries be Aoanooaed Slld American Mar
tets surrendered p l::....-;-,.......-........
15-Samt In German, VITA Addition. ....,..... q
l6-"1pe Progress OF One hundred Years"
RoEEkr =. PoETgT-........... ...........
1T-"Pfosecttqn for American ALipping. ."......
ls-"1ne Ilriu Not Tax" boHEn i DTBELI.. 8
la-"Why ITisnmen Shouts Re Protestlonists." .
90" PTotectiOn." +. II. AnaDowS ........... 4
2l-'Nhat IL a Tariff ?" Answers 70 q Working
ee-"The nmes!csn Wool Industfy" Ea An.
.v.1ss .s,i Cost IL ;yin X yV.rx
2f-"SoutLern Farming Industries" ............
IL" A short Talk 20 Norkingrnen." ............ 2
26-" Projection and the Farmer" senator s. NJ.
CSLLOx-....-.--.--- -------..--- ---...--.. J.
3l-"Free Trade or Protecnon?" Blaine's
reply 10 Gladstone.
32-"Sl eech OF Hon. Wm. Mckinley, Jr..
on the New Tarif Bill delivered May I.
1851. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

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neatS wan the American Protective Iapn
league. OF New York. by which We are en-
auied TO furnish to our readers any OF these
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"a pay should yeu send 20 New YORK for them.
We have the complete list now on hoad. 1he
postage on "A letter and the trouble OF writing
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ing only the retail price. Spend cents and
read Mchinley's speech IN full.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be the
Largest OF All Michigan Dallies Elk
cept Those Of Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01
". KEIRST.EAD. n. D.,
sryslolaS EvO s0seEor-

res4zses ~ W-~s1 ar5 CtE<rer czes--h
40 .fher diseases of os@ IsFssr ans T.aars
= srseAfT toEs4 f2tte1 srf stss erssaisa-
f5sr aad frsf tresFrarlf - eatsrrh re-.
c~~e y Csnal-sr. E-s 6eree fN p Erfera
ss 9ssce hc4rs-slz e "a. - , H. 81 n
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

| % LII TIE .ady 40 picEee ID the pock~t
A beck ~ AAet4tsAa EeNch. About \ hi
lSSass, vii rstur1 A. Mrs. u Gilt,eft IL
- ocfibaef-sts a. Questions Nili bx 4Skec ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

uaifss prsss Reports. Prompt .ad e-Tss
D.il.sr,. Az the Local Ness. and the
cisansst aad Most PiainlY Pfsntsa Paper
Haalisasa ia Grand R4Pids-
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

WAAT Nsug h : re1sansbiS oieg ieT "a
w 10a t3o 1e1sss ~ tie cefueI 81 h-4'iiet -
81 &nt fnNrfh-6Nt eNfef - AaA ftss Att "a
aaa i ooaaa & ssl 1. ; fsesla
FOR sA3.E--Ms nsw large houss ca tergsee-
kkr.. nkarlk CONNECTED. aAo Nof % >i>A
oner iof sss lef ssst sfEs fSnoi h@is = =
flhs-ros1l, aigthz-Eeoul and kifchen siA be4-
raeais bAfl-tooul. bet zla cele N&tcf ufSlAifs
2nd daW1 ENs ape furnace tbt nAusS car n.if
8s duplicsie4 ioI s->s the loI ainnt. al east
fEenl So TIE oreNu Of fhe teftear y - : iAs
eA&aeE, Leay~fa block. eornsr ~ f'e4ss epe
Ottawa SIS -t-a
A H0NE OR Ak INVESTMENT lhst vi
n Increase u "a ue every tuaI Aoa c@n have
~ pGFchss IA > isi ~ houSt asc ioi On car
CaT Ncs zna nusF caurl lacs 4ac schools cet y
9 lay hls eppsltQHiiy prizes ane iefn.s 10
sutl Sol. INrEaI a ArfaIi, Sew Loasrillt
bgl.alag. OF Geo. \. b%sis, Ne . C~aSi-st,
E90R sALE- funs sels hls housss - iasl -
= ae can Eet ihrH oens. wy beesss he
etii a. ga oo iAy peei = r.. tio 81 if ei.cep.
LAEet eleasnt nonse 81 Leaa leaFl s'il $3.50
81 - per maufn. III roem A,.1>e oL Ivlfke-
ave. MIA seuFh ~ Logsn SSlfa 81 N PIT
month Sfaom house Ga faTls Ate. 81 tle
hl \ hs Thomas 81. $50 o. So lfi rau q.
luioa-stS-. near heiiias SID ttd 81 tAafl.'s
n. Iuits. Lvaya1a b.ees. feaFi-st, easraacr.
EOB sALE-~ Hoase ara lot. IS lrfscsof ave :
vii exeaAa>e "a pars ior cli3 Froefrl
Inquire en tae Pre4eises. IN
EQR SaLF-OR RroscNay. = mie from cifs
limits eve nes Nlif e an alTt nf a1ad
garden seA wfA each. IoAa A l4.sies 1 t..s..
i0iabeF ssfhcr south iiyslon-si gaiy 3
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

foh SAlt-Nilk route. fof gariloulars l.I
o. saa4lor Icrn4tass bIogA. 1z
f.th cALt-k1rt tkf Qiu--finr WH<hlaIfoa
Nla .ius srf as. Neof ata Hlsa sypa. a. ..
? eomR.eie Diti iar o1lee. Address lsc6 has
- tsir Lake, a Ian. -.6
toh cALE-New steam Yacht 81 n. al.. e
r. oeAAl. AitHp.e ssKl lse. ttre lfalsf. Uosf
sit test year Nit. Stit lor .Es Casa at r1..l
bioccScro c., ofana A3veu. Mica 80
tek sAiE-lhnr ~. 81 G9-.f power If..ltfr and
ensl1e nfa "a 81. wiil is uare sriIIa..
ete.. ooaAl.e4e. .asp4re 81 q. s. -aNlasi Flaae
40. llat
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01
aELP wLETED-FExALE.


WANTED housekeeper, sewiag girls.
w pastry coOas. hotel cooks. genera
cooks, j. dining Dom girls. lauDdress.
kitcuen girls 3 general airs; highest wages
1. sl5
yVANTED-6irf for general houseworki 70
w cooAing. Apply Is' First-ave. 2l5
yVAETED-A few good carpenters by to
W Grand kapias Brass 60. "a
yVANTED-Atonoe. ? hrst-class dining room
w girs for u resort hotel; wages ts pr
month, during August. aud tere paid bsth
ways. Cali or address ". j. DlcAens0A. -
Monroe-st. z4
WANTED Immediately competent girl
w for general AOuacw0rz. - Sheidon-st.
yVANTED-A ehambermsid at the Living
W ston Hotel, 81 4ud a. Lyon-I. zilu
yVANTED-At once. girl for general house.
w work; competent COOK. no. 10 foea
tain-st zl6
(VANTED-A girl 10 Go general houseworki
w enc who Akes ch!ldccn. Apply al y
Ransom 81. Ha
SITUATIONS wAETED-AALE.
-->-------.---------------~--
WANTED First class stenographer and
w typewriter lmalel wants positions per
manent preferred have had experience. Ad-
dress L. ", box z, this oaice. 2l3
FOB RBaT-RooKs.
| FOR RENT-Nlce furnish d roomsi also un-
Il furnished rooms To- ilght housckct ngi
steam heat Apply at 80 Monroe-st., room u.
Mrs, Parr. ~
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms AZ the New
Garfield, lst lslAnd-st., one block south 81
| Fult9n-st. park; I'll modern Improvements.
including good well water; transient trade so
| lictted. -
| E0R RENT-2 floor front. floor and base
| Il ment, No. Pc8rl-st.; cheep 10 permanent
tenants Inquire 4. c. Ihwing. phone al
EoR RENT-Furnished rooms. suitable for
two gentlemen. Inquire "a kansoin-st
| - -
| DOR RENT-Furnished and unfurnished
rooms at the brunswick. - South Division
St. steam heated Mrs Mc6ee JlZtf
rooms steam heated. AZ PARK Place aifS
| A. l.. Smith. WI
FOR REHT-E0UsBs.
FOR RENT-A furnished cottage at Msesta-
Il wa Park. Address L. a. Roberts, los NSt-
! son-st. Telephone 81. 1ts
| EoR RENT-Dlook 10. % Canalst.. store
floor ZJxl00 70. ID IS rooms in second aGa
| third iOor; also part s,c)nd n0or and ali third
| E0or No. 2 "a = St suitable Tor storage OF
! iight msnEfact uring with power; aiso ncuses
| I'm a5 Capal-st rs
FOR RENI-Hoose OF eight rooms, gas. bath,
! furnace. etc, cheap 20 right party IN
quire ll9 Bostwlck-st. "a
| FOR RENT-Iiouss az rooms. on seventh
| 4 ST, near B oadwsy. Inquire al haTf ~
| Wagon Works; telephone S5I. Alti
| EoR RENT-House Of ten rooms, With barn.
on West LeOnErd 81. Inquire al harfison
| Wagon Works; telephone 5ol a9li
| EOR RENT-HouseS Of :. !. T. snd rooms
Il from St 10 sle, also suits OF rooms In THE
| Sew Carleton block on NJ. Nernon-si., nov
| reSdy Tor occupancy; come ana see them !
! csa suit you, sl within minutes wax ol
sweets Hotel. Inquire Of B. v. Barnare. si
| Ailen-st., or ST Office, " At FeTnon-si. Ieie-
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

EOB SAIL Hoase ARC lot IS rfscsal- ave +
vii exeaAase "a pars tor clis ffo4erls s.
Inquire Oh tAe prcai<os Lh
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

TOR RENT-Furnished rooms AZ the New
l. Garfield, lst IsAnd-st., one block south %.
Fuiton-st. PARK; I'll modern Improvements
including good well water transient trade 50
ncited. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

FoR sALE-oR BroseNay. : mie from rlfs
limits. awe 'ngs wtih = 0n arTt ai 41aa
Fslcen seA - % each. 1oAa a. l4.s,es 1 tii..
i0labeF ,sftcr South iivslcD-st lGiy IS
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

EOR RENT-Dlook 40. % Canalst.. store
floor ZJxl00 u. ID IS rooms in second and
third l0or: also part - c)nd fiOor and all third
door No. 9 "a = st. suitable Tor storage OF
light manufacturing with power; also houses
az SIS. S. and - per month. Joseph II. Mar.
tan. IS C2nai-s: 1lo
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

WAAfEll-A young nan 10 read aleua. arr
- Nhc hiSt9ficai. tWu estEsuES = Ncfk
reasonable pay. W. u =. lss NJ. Nerh0A-st.
Al alter - p. IN. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

WANTED Machine hands fer furniture fac
w tory. ! sliokeT. ] 04na sawyer. ] n .eE.
Apply % Wm. Morrison. eUp't of ghs Mel >
vile Mfg Co.. Neillsrile. NlS. rs
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01
FOR REKT-E0USBs.

EOR RENT-A furnished cottage at Mscata-
va Park. Address L. a. Roberts, los Wat
son-st. Telephone 359. 1ls
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

E0R RENT-2 floor front. 3 floor and base
Il ment, No. Pearl-st.; chesp 20 permanent
tenants. Inquire Z. c. Ihwins. phone AZ.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

EoR RFNT-Furnished rooms. suitable for
two gentlemen. Inquire "a kansom-st.
llg q
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

EOR RENT-Furnished and UNFINISHED
rooms at the Brunswick. - South Division
St. steam heated. Mr., McGee llztf
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

WANfED-we want "a cabinet makers i'm
ms4i~tely. WRals s Works. 5 Gna Z
Tower bl 1cG. 2.Etl
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

tHAAT VAT l. reasonable adeg Ter . "a
w s1a tN0 ho1sas ~ Elte cofueI ~ h1cfl&t-1
81 &nt foNrfh-SNt.s pNreI - HaA fe2s4kat
a1a = bas1a g. ssl /. :. fsehlA
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

DOR RENT - Furnished and unfurnished
l. rooms. steam heated. AZ PARK Place sifS
A. L. Smith. Sosi
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

EOR RENT-House OF eight rooms Gas. bath.
furnace. etc; cheap 70 right party IN
Qufre llg Bostwlck-sl "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

WANTED housekeeper, sewing girls. .
w pastry eoOas. hotel cooks. genera
cooks, j. dining Oom girls. 2 laundress.
kitcnen girls, general gifls highest wages
Cooperative Employment Co.. lsI54 l0Hros-
[. rs
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

FOR RENT-Houss az rooms. on seventh
4 ST, near B oadwsy. Inquire al HaTf s91
Wagon Works: telephoue s5f Ultf
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

LNOR RENT-Nlce furnish "a rooms; also un-
FURNISHED rooms To- iight houscke, p ng
steam heat. Apply at 81 M0nroe-st.. room u;
Mrs, Parr. ~
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-11-27
A Live Rattlesnake in a Depot.

A colored waiter in the new Central
Railroad depot restaurant in Jersey City
saw a rattlesnake crawling along the
floor near a party of ladies, He yelled
"Snakesr' and the ladies ran out into the
car shed screaming. The waiter had an
armful of dishes. AS the snake was
heading for him he dropped the dishes
and ran. Two men who. had been eating
at the lunch counter followed him. One
of the ladies who had run out told John
Van Pelt, conductor, about the snake.
Van Pelt got a stick and a friend of his
got another, and they went into the res
taurant. Half a dozen walters, a cook
and three passengers were sitting on the
lunch counter. They were freed. The
snake was crawling toward the door,
shaking its rattle savagely. Van Pelt
and his friend made combined attack.
Van Pelt's stick was pointed, and he
speared the snake through the neck, pin
ming it to the floor. The other man beat
the reptile to death. Then the walters
and cook and. passengers came down
from the counter. The snake was about
two feet long. It had four rattles. How
it got into the depot is mystery. Pos
sibly it had been shipped as freight, and
had in some way escaped from con6ne-
ment.-New York Sun.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-11-27
Cremation In Paris.

The cremation furnaces in Pere la
Chaise cemetery at Paris are now in
complete working order; and the munich
pal council of the city has, after due de-
liberation, reached decision as to the
scale of charges for the incineration Of
the dead in cases where this system may
be preferred to burial Fifty francs is
the tariff, and as the payment of this
small sum gives, in addition to the use
of the furnace, the right of occupying a
shelf in the ''columbarium" for five
years, the charge is not in any way ex-
cessive. OF course, the urn required to
contain the ashes of a cremated person
constitutes an extra, as likewise the
pomp to be displayed in cremation, for
which latter item the sum of from
twelve francs to 200 francs may be
asked. For the simple burning process.
however, and for five years right to q
shelf in the ''columbarium" the price cf
q couple Of pounds is really low.-Lon-
don Standard.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-11-27
Dessert Every Other Dav.

II think you may send me quart Of
huckleberries," said the landlady to the
marketman, as she looked about for bar
gains in wilted eggplants.
"Have you many boarders, ma'am?''
he asked mildly.
"Nine.'
"lsn't a quart of berries rather rather
light for miner" he ventured.
"Not with me-" she snapped. '.Four
of my boarders don't eat huckleberries
tor breakfast and five don't eat bananas.
SO ! alternate and ketch half either
way. New York Tribune.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-11-27

PIONEER Press: Everybody
knows that Mckinley was de-
feated, but it would surprise his
successful opponent to know how
few people can name the man who
won the race. John G.. Warwick
has hardly been mentioned, except
in the election returns, while Nc
Kinley has been on every tongue.
Sometimes a nonentity remains a
nonentity, even after having van
quished man of ability and fame.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-11-27

ELK RIVER Stoa-Nears: It is
noticed that since the rascally Nc
Kinley bill became a law, oats and
potatoes have doubled in price and
corn is worn 40 cents per bushel.
The farmers must have been in ca
boots with Mckinley, or else they
have formed a ''trust" on the
strength of it.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-11-27
Two Former Princeton Bows.


The following from the Everly
Qowa) Neaos, relates to two for
mer Princeton boys, Will Day and
Moses Jesmer, and will be of
interest to many readers Of the
UNION:
The Beebe & Debenham hard
ware stock was invoiced this week
and Mr.. Beebe is now sole proprie-
tor, as will be seen by notice of dis
solution elsewhere. Mr.. Beebe
has been with us long enough to
establish fine business reputation
which coupled with his happy
faculty of making and retaining
friends should and no doubt will
insure his future success The
Neaos certainly wishes him good
luck.
The firm of Jesmer & Day, so
long identified with the business
interests Of EVERY, has been dis
solved by mutual consent, Mr..
Jesmer retiring, and succeeded bv
VIM. Debenham. Hereafter the
business will be conducted by Day
& Debenham at the old stand.
This news will be received with re-
greet and sadness when it is known
that the retirement of Mr.. Jesmer
from the firm means also retire.
ment from EVERY and it's environ
ments. M. A. Jesmer came to
EVERY when the town was first
surveyed and the ''Pioneer Store''
was the first building to mark the
beginning of the business era of
the city. Every public enterprise
received his hearty sympathy and
financial assistance and every per-
son with whom he came in contact
at once became friend, Sur
rounded with these conditions the
firm OF which he was the senior
member at once took commanding
rank and transacted annually a
volume of business second to none
in the county. But i'll health oyer,
took Mr.. Jesmer, and despite
medical assistance and frequent So
iourns abroad he has been unable
TO secure permanent relief. He
will remove to Denver and with
recurring health embark in some
business enterprise there. The
.Ne,cs, to whom he has ALWAYS beer
steadfast friend, extends its
heartiest wish for his future sue.
cess and the continued happiness
of himself and estimable family.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-11-27

BLAINE, Nelson and $4,000 majority
. in Minnesota two years hence.-P1ince-
tom Union
This is the common tune which
Republicans sing since Nov. 4th.
Former McKinleyites and Mer-
riamites have likewise joined in the
song-Hoac0rd Lake Herald.
The UNION has never been a
Mckinley OF Merriam organ.
Blaine has been an old song with
us.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-11-27

Rumors are rife in London as to the
health of the Prince Of Wales, which is
said to be much impaired. tits also said
that he seeks to keep the real truth Of his
condition from the newspaper reading
public,