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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23
QiterdrifheS.

Dor uns lisat Ssft ~ ron .SIluf.irte
8tlr (bsradsasgeten pon pTof Sol aiirIh-
ner, repieirt pCn Nilbelm gSctter Stutta
EsuiIte Vsrlaas-AnitalD. AItr gutter Sitts
fpllsnb. bsarilBt piss 9hujabrsbsft feline YGisr
nit trnltem, psibGppllCm Srub uno Wu i'd,
ben ss psnleIteu ouf isnsr Stirnisite, euasI-
umi6 USbt, entaegrnbrinat. Diele fefIite
q mmuua tGnt IN Zen biibI6rn 3eiibilcnn
,.Sn ru Spptltsruadt" Tie Neujdbrepoit".
>. Fem Sstme su", fort uno finIt lieblicb aus
in hem berdaen >. 1ir RudfCbr pss 0lebesbp
ten. 8ei6falls an 3eit une grstie mabnt
oas Bib ,,9tiO pe 9anel :, uno psiter binriu
in bic iunge Republif fubrt ,,8illd earata",
cine butI6 iIIuitrrtr. friIb uno fed eRGblte
@ebibte lie laufenrsn ROTaus: ,.llnter
hem psiBsn apler unp ..Sm SprSSpdp" felr
iru ns 5utsrtIs Ter edsr iOrtwGbunp in bU'
hem 8raer, taiu ssisLlt ib risemdl time lsbr
bubIbe Ssigabe NON Smi TtI tfau: Der
SdbuwGrtsr". ,.llsen @inrrfIsipuns" unp
,3uhusrsa' fne lebr ssltsemaB' ArtlteI bic
u,u 8 3eugnis ablsgen Won rem Sstreben eer
9tspdfticn, iu BEN Anasnsbmsn teis nucb pas
y Bllde su flgsn. Den Sdblub bee ihGnrn
SeiteS mGbt Gin prGIbtiasr gEi tcrbumpr in
liIbCuett rtem Sdwari auf lBnB uup i6war3
luf psib aud itsrn mir tT ,3uultrirt n
SltH Iule Htut Odul luutHpt ppH HtutH
Ntonnsnteu 5u. wsnn lie fcrtfGbrt - fur Is
Gents - 10 6tGpiss' mes gu bieisu.
Gas ltge SaIrbsft res 9nbrsauss 1889 Der
,,8arteulaube c" lirst pcr uns. rsr Nb-
lbMb zines in alien ieirtu lbeileu mob aelun
grnsn Sdhrsswr Is. Gs briuat uns ppr dllCm
has lsBts Stid pUn 5annp 9spaes nabas
lGdsusr ga buna ,.Gine Sribsinuua", biriss
ibTnr 0srmGdtnib be- Srrifortensn. fir rrT IN
0uSHrnhtbuna man rtr GdrisnlIube" su
aufrldiiasm Dante prphr6tst IT. DGnn attr
aud, rem S6ub pOu . ttrr 9Iutbssns rslssn.
csr Webn DIE GrsGbIuus .ustTrai6unssn"
unp pon ttmieItsn Ge.ianer uno pGu Martir
c'reT pprttfilIds @epldts ,ur anbrsspsnrt
| 3tl6ust i6 Wdrtu tSreif pur6 title innis-
felt peS @scdntrns aus, 10 Sliitbetn burh rsr
marfissn 3pufau ieinsr 0srie. 9r fti,rt tsr
J frispsn, be lrtus. ben tapfrrsu Mutb uno BIZ
| SUfnuua ale bic StuBsn unIrss Grpsnpaisine
uno i'd ieBf:
llnp psnn uns bleiben eisit Sisr
Wiit rilutt. mir fSnnsn's pagsu,
| Ddb better uuire 8urre mir
3pGlf Wcnee peiter traaen.
Gum aufn S6IuB ris @IdItr flar -
| IS idDlGat br rpbI. ru altes Sabr
Stbuf uns 8ott nit 3leuen
Sm neuen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23
Nus oem oberen Xbals.

- Gin flsines. hem Sobn Scrmpn
eeb6renoeS Ncbnbau5 in Pricsptue
brannte Sonntas OtOrSen 2 nbr ntss
Der.
- 8erf6iebene Srti6aften bieIer
@eeenb wuroen Utittpob Woraen BON
Ginbredern beiuht. Die Offices Der
NatiOnal GrpreB So. au B'duiae. 8tn'
ton unb Sermpn wuroen bhmseiu6t.
Sin ben brei 8ldben beItuno Der 8es
lammtraub aus einem fleinen Budete
i'm g8ertbe BON einisen Dollars. aus
elmer @anoubr unb aus elmer Siite Gts
9arren. Die Del. & 8. 9idet SHlces
in ben sleiben Orten uno 8ebduren
nuiosn UNI etipa pier Dollars beIioblen.
Die Diebe miiHsn Elm Subrwert 5eb bt
baben, um bic brei YIdbe am 9lel6tn
Dioreen erreihen 3u tDnnen.
Garbnnbale. .-Die 81bnunseiteIten
Der .. & 8. So haben S825.l6 gum
SoipituIfono beigeittuert.
= Serr 8eter 8rdns last an feiner
9rauerei beosutenoe 8erbeRerun9en
porn bmen uno bat aud 8bbren fur
cine @ismai6tne leseu IuHsn. lpeI6e er
aus Der 5ubrit bon Sencrld'S be5pben
wiro.
- SEC. Campbell. Sopfinsp lls, 8o . inat; :;
Surbpd Slopp Sittns III bic b its 3utrrsitung
fur paS Slut unp Wa en-, bic te semabt warp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23
Sas Grab adbut anfdcincnS

vustblit mad elsnrsn 'npnlipsn, psfs matt
unp lbpab pabiribsihsn. OtwOb &c INNER
10 ausii ht. ais oh lie temnGblt itsrbsn piirrtn,
mas tnr,lsn ridbt aribisst Sr uertr dnsn,
Itrumpfrn ,uiammsn unO ibwiursu supli6
tabiu, cbns eab lie jsmaIs cine fsiie gsiunrhelt
btislIru unb ras pbgiilbs arnftbspubiein fem
nsn srrrnt bGtten. wrhes pds Eslte rer eri-
item IT, an wsbr lie ib nit 10 brme fensnsr'
thtr 3Gblfet dnilImmern gle perIuheu he.
liGnplg an ibrsn stGrpern nit sinsm pe tbcen
6slmrttsl. StGrfuraemitte ppsr ,.9etsnspe.
der .,buumiui iftn" unp iu ..rIp rrirru" nm
bic y rrauuus unp biz 5b6iisfsit cr 9sber ~
fUrrsrn. gEsnn ipbs miesiIsis Cute ibrs gu
Iubt ju Sphsltsr's Walen-6iiiers nsbmtr
uno bet rtmie bea bebauen pilrren, piiree 60
gut um IL tsbsu SisieS pprliialibe Stirf
uuasmittel srlcult Die 9rGfre. eeren Die S6pa.
den bspIlrfsn. inpsm ss bic gurauuns frGfha
unO bic M miIiruua fDrOert. Us buf asasu
RrpciiGt, SGIna iisfsii, Nanria, Niesu'
Ssibprrsu, S'allrnlsitsu grifOpfuns. Rbfu'
mntismus uup Rsuralsie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23
Gcri6tIi6eS.

cSn oem Sln9efalle BON Wm. 9cre
aeeen bic Stnot scranton israhen bic
8si9wOrenen benz 8ldser $500 AL.
aub niro rie StaSt auBerrem $500
8ofien su sabIen buten. Gore fisI in
1885 on einem oefeften Seitentpege an
9loro Wain 4penue, brad eu Sein unb
iIt auf 2ebensseit perfrilppeIt; baber
bic 8lose. est aud Elm 8rbb6en
unierer itdOtifben Utuiterperpaltuns
Sn benz GarmObp' DtaIonep Sal
ipru6en bic @ei6wcrenen bem eriteren
81 Boil 9ano auf cine Strede BON $50
Sub su. 0as Streiiben 2dnp fommt
ibeuer 81 ieben. B mn bic 9ro5ebfOiten
belaufen lih nuf ilber $1,000.
u. 3. Stepens bate ii6 ieiner 3eit
9eWeisert, ben ibm Sutommencen 8o'
itendntbeil fur bic 9ilusairuna bon Iie
bentsr Strabe su beSablen uno Die
Stlot bate Elm Subsment aesen ibn
eintrasen loHen. Die Su6e fam gum
seribtIiben 4ustra9 uno Hidter @iins
tier entihreb seeen bic Stabt. oa Die
betreifenbe 8eroronun9 uneeIsBll6 pal
lirt nuree.
Tie speite @o6e Der Sanunr @es
ri6tsiiBuna nuroe am Ntontns Uior9tn
er6ffnet unb eS nabmen bic Rl6fer
NI6bdlo uro 8iiniter an ber 6ormaIiz
tat tbeil. 8tbter Connolly fubr am
Worsen na6 Iuntbnnnod. um bort ben
&dter Stttner su untsritiben, pdbs
reno iein BlaB bler turb Nlbter Sees
Iep BON Bapne Gountp einaencmmen
pirb, Der i'm 3immsr go. | ben Soriib
fdbrt, pdbreno Ridter 9hnitsr i'm
3immer 9tO. 2 prdIirirt.
8l6tsr 9lr6bllo iebte bann bic 8es
bubren Der st uminutOren in ben beitrlt'
tenen Woblfauen, SCbn . Nlbro unb
:. S. Duasan, uuf il $3.50 felt; ST.
mes 8. Qorrep uno SEQ. g. SOrn er'
baIten ie S270 in einem unb S62 98
in einsm anOeren Sale.
0as 8ersSi6niB Der @si6wurenen
tpuroe oann peiltIen; Spei rerisIben
tonnten ni6t sefuncen weroen. aper
ancere ipurpen tps9en &ranfbelt ents
i9uIoi9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23

select Gouncil, 16. Sanuar.
Serr Safob 5. Ottler wuroe elnitlms
mig gum 8lufmdnnii6en Abi6dber ers
mdblt.
S6oOI StraBe fol- nipelirt unO bic
@runobsiiBer bdfiir beiteuert tperoen.
Der OhetbefonirItt fir bic Sebuus
iune Der Saten uno 2elter So. au $40
per Wonat wuree 9enebmiet.
glne &e1olulion gum Jtsublu beS Oits
enoes Der 2ldawanna gpenue Bride
stns an bas Struben uno Sruden Sos
mite.
Die 8erorbnuns. tpel6e BAG SaIair
Oes WupOrs uuf s2500 erb6bt, puiiirte
enpSiiltig.
Die 0erprbnuns. tpelde bic 8reite
uno Nipeuuunsslinie BON Sic WItn
AOsnue ftitieBt, slnS an oas StraBen
uno SrUdeu @Omite
Ger StabtssOmeter iou beridten, in
nsHeu 4uftrae oaS Sunoament Der
gImitraBs 8ruds uerpiuitt purbe.
DIE SolloU Strube Bride liter bic
2eesetts Greef ioa repurirt Deroer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23

Wabre @unber iOq Ner @raf Iauffe
nit ieiner oeutI6 cSebiiden Gonferens
in 8ien Uerri6tet baben. Die fencll'
den tDbmii6tnS uoer, bic iib eben erit
rie StGoeI ipalten pOqteu, iinb einuns
Der 9ilbrt in bic Nrme aciunfen
5iait bes 3aHentrieseS atpiiden SIa-
ben uno 8ermanen, Der ielt Sebn Sab:
rem in SObmen 9eputbet bat, iou fort.
an itDner iSrieren uno bolce Gi tra6t
berri6sn. Der WeHiaS uber. Der oas
tauisnbidbrise 8,i6 Der 8riioerlidfelt
berbeieefiibrt bat, belbt Sraf 3aafft
uno mObnt in Wien.
2eioer @ottsS nimmt inoeb bic bDie
Welt am glussanee BIS neunSsbnten
Scbrbunoert5 ieoe Wunoermdr nit er'
btbIt6em WlBtrauen entaeaen. Wenn
es Der periDnli6sn Glnmilhune ees
,,suten 8aiiers Sruns" seIunsen lit.
Dte Oeuiiben gum @iepereintritt in ben
t6bmii6sn 2ancta8 Su bepeScn unO Die
Gs'ben au einraen 3useltdncnlhen au
ueranIulien, 10 fam oas b06itens Elm
fauler ;srieoe iein. Giiis unO Del f0ns
men pobI in risislbe SSlui6 seiban unr
iebr td6tis permii6t peroen, ober
IL pertrastn ii6 ni6t. SleIbt Die
6lai6e sinlae Wnuten rubis Iteben, 10
i6ldat Der Gnls li6 nieOer. unO has
Del ihwimmt oben. 8eraoe 10 itreben
tmmer mleoer Die erunouerihiecentn
86Iferitoffe uuseinanoer, bic ii6 in
oem tbbnuiden 8eKel Suiammena funs
ben baben. Da aber ieoes bon ibneu
cbenauf isin ipiq, 70 uoaSiebt iid Die
S6siouns ni6t 10 Iei6t. ple beim Giiie
uno Del. IS aibt fur6tbare @auun'
gen unb @dbrun9en, uno Der Stdats:
mann. Der feline Singer binenitedi.
NJ ro iie i6nerli6 unOerbrannt pleoei
beraueSleben.
9tab ben neueitsn urS oorlie9enter
9lusIaliunsen europd,iber Sldtt,r fanr
es iib ubrleens b6titeus um Elm Som:
promiB spii6 Il ctm aemdbl9ten 6Iue,
cer Gssbtn (2Ilt @seden) uno Der
Deutlhen banheln. uno msbrere oieie'
9ldtter iino Der Wsnuns. oaB Elm iol'
der SrieoenSidIub ooer WdffenitiaIt It nj
na6tbsiIiser fur bas Oeuti6tbum II
OeiterreI6 iei. aIs gar feiner.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23
Npn 4eferSbnra.

nA- StiefsIu. Stube uno 3ubbers
su biuieittn Breiien. 8tparaturen al,
l,r 9lrt prompt. 5rietr. Bar, 973
@rob Strnbe. l
aA- 9otior 8arO, bon 4l7 IoamS
4penus. fam jest aub per Gsl,pbon
pon 8nbpfsl'S SIpOtbtfe auS errei6t
meroen uno piro alien 8ufsn bon Ye,
teIsturs unc llmeesenO punttIi6 6Olsc
leiitsn.
- 6iittt su6 nor Pstrua. - Stbt. bcb ibr
eas cote Or. ibpmos' Gel rtric Sci btfOmmt
Gs bsiIt Grf6tunssn. Group, Altbma, 5aub
belt unp &brumatismus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23
Gas SbaI dbp arts.

TaBInrpillc. SER Sobn &sbr tpurbe
am DOnnsritda Olrttu9 besraten. Gr
mar iiber II Sabre alt uno uagsmsln
9ea6tet.
- Gaspur 9teiser uno SRI. Sarat
GripiIp purcen filrSll6 8etraut.
-0a6 6monatIiber 8runfbeit Itart
am Samitas NidmittdS iSruu 6rreos
rib llrpelter i'm 9lter BON SO Sabren.
- 9ieIen 6armern in Der umseaent
BON 9aplorulue iino in ben leBten 9a'
gen cine Utense Subner 9eitObIen wors
ben.
- Oie S6mieoe nube benz S6ndt
Der @rsenwOoO 8ObIen &c., BET Dil.
noofa, brannte am pcrIebten Dientil
4beno nieber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23
6ntct Gudt ppr 9 1bcn ececn Sd :
tarrb, bic Succfilbcr enthaltcn,

ta ausd Ibsr fbr feu Sinu Res G'srubs
,riiTrrn unp ras a rae |uit m pSlItd 'srriiiisn
pire. rsnn es pur6 bic lbsimiaen Sb Illa6fn
einrrinat. SpIte IrtifsI iClltfn ME auBer auf
9rurpnuna gut bsrufsner asIts asbraubt
psrpen, ba her S6dpsn, ben iis auritt'n, 'sbn'
NAL 10 arcb III ais eos S'uts. ras 3br ea on
er,ieleu fTnntet. 6aD's 8ataub Sur, fabrhtrt
non 4. 8. Sbtpn,y s. Co.. 3olsrU, ., snthGf
tetu SrediiIbsr unb pirb innsrlit aencmmen
uue wirft rirsft nuf pns SIut uuc bic Itblsimt-
aen Strrilicbsu res Spifsms. gEtnn ibr Shlrs
0atarrb 8dr fault. itip fiber roB 9br bic GbW
tefcmmt. Sis wirO innsrlib asnommsn unb
in 5clsrp, O., ron /. !. Stfnsp s. So oemndbt.
Rzae 8nfnuft pom apOibsfsrn, prsis rs u
fur bic 81 .i6e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23
NittStpu.

frl. MS.iIe 6. gof. eine besabte
iunse 0oms uno 9o6ter bsS betannten
3eituusSreporters u. 3. gcit. iturb am
SumituS Dtorsen in Weit 8ltiStOn.
Sic mar i6on lense 3eit leibeno unO
bic Grippe bru6te elm SersiIbeI gum
b DOti6en IusSan9e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23
Wrob,
TVOltrr
& g.,

@rpBer S6Ieuber' IuSberfauf bon
Sumbure gOsins unb Suiertion Dor
unierem Snpentar. OleIe Banren iino
elniaermuBen beiddpist. obsr Elm bliss
den Seife uno purmeS BuRsr briust
lie in ibren frubersn 3uitunb. Sam.
burg @oaiue fur 2 @snis. psrtb 8 Gts.,
unb gbainS uaO Snisrtion su Genis,
nertb 5 @entS. iOate biai8 isin. Was
Il9t ibr?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23
6 bas. .. u euffer,
Qnfnmnnnn 9IneniI!

528 2adananna Npenue 52S
Rsusits Woosu unr srObs ausmabl in
6iten, &appen, 8aroerobe. Nrtifel
mo iberbaupt uIe in Oas 8ei1dfl seborenoen
Buaren. Bette Seutfebe uno anbere
0Done in allen 6urben,
@olenipaaren arbeitstleiosr, Sdirme, etc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23
Quinn

- GteIer Q 8rripu, ebemdIs Elm
UlitsIieo bes Soften 81. Sol. &sets ,
Itarb bier persausene @O6e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23

Infer 0orrntb bon uutertIeibern fir
Oamen, trie Goriets Deden. ghemlie,
8omnS. Sfirts uno SOien. 1T our9
Ssrfdufe i,br beSimirt in 81 @r6Bsn, uno
ein'ae iinb mebr Ober tpsniaer 2iaeroe.
feft. gSir m66ten Iie serne iebr i6neq
lOsi6lngen, um 8aum Su MAIDEN fir
neue @daren, unb peroen iie Su eiEem
8rOben SerIuite perfaufsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23
@bOtOgrapbie 0cibdtt

@ir fiuo auf ras Rsfte einasridtet fur Nm
fertieuns isOer art pbooarapbtIde. Srhe'tsn.
tuie Portrait BbrtoarapbleH IN belirbiocr
@robe Snm'lisn. uno Srnppenbilfer 9dnisr'
uuo Observation-Disclosures 8eproouftoneH
bon Bil,err. Srnpon.Bortrnifs Squnreu'n
OelaemdlNe Borteldn.BiIosr II. 10. 5u
freOsnitell,noe " beitsn bel mdbiyen Rreiisn
pirb Jugsfdert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23
% GentS.

5000 gurbs PoItastots Scrim, einiee
iebr bGbide Wtulter, 10 3oq peit. in
Creme uno farbia. Srelle Sarben. tpertb
Is Gents, UNI i6nea oamit auburdus
men,
8 Gents bic 2Jlrb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23
SSnltcr'S
lDut3waaren Dcpartement
Spe;ielle NSreiie
fir bic
:DFtPrta9F!!

Tamsn 8iIs prcmsuaee Siits, 5 Gts.
pe Il rte Siits ST on, psrtb $500. 8.
1.25, - $50.
50, - 300.
aiuesr. Sats 80 Gents psrtb $i.r0.
50 i.25.
rs 1.5n.
Ssibsn. pliIts, SO Gents, prfb CD Cts.
Shpor,e Seiten;euae 5 Gts., prtb ST on.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23

Wir gsbcn nod INNER elm gcupou
NIT iebem Dollars perib perthufter
l8doren fir elnes orn unierp bibiben
@rOpon SiIoern nit 81 a bme, abiDIut
tcitsnfrei, obne Riidi6t barnuf, nit
rpeItem 8erIuit bic Waaren pertauft
wuroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23

&ir bnben ferner ettpd sebn 0ubenb
bon Or. Warner'S 8eiunobsits, Goriets
nuf 2deer. bic bon uniern Nabbarn fir
Sl.25 pelfauft weroen. 0a Iie uns i'm
8ese iinb, Iuhen mir iie fir SO @snts
9eben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23

so Stiide GroB bar WuSlin, tpertb
l24 GentS. Inn Dor Der Supentaraufs
nabme Los su ws,oIn,
8 Scnts bic Curb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23

so Stiide eebIeidter MusIin, tpei6e
Sorie, obne ben serinsit,n Sdaben,
ipettb 10 Gis., 3u 8 GtS. Die garb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23

100 Stiide Gordon Spiben, iebes
Stud su ~ garrS, nur in Sorben;
n6t elm StId 1T ipeniger tpsrib ais rs
@ents; INN iie peesurdumen Dor Der
Snpentaraufnabme
% SentS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23

- 9urnIsbrer D benborn miro oieSs
@c6e cine NreSe bon 9urnern I'm glIs
ter pOn 30-35 Sabren OrSaniiiren.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-07-17

The Sank Rapids Free Press dominates
IT. Calholnfor governor on the Dem
ocratic ticket. We have no doubt that
Mr. Calhoun, if nominated and elected,
would make good governor. BY the
way, who is Mr.. d. T. Calhoun? Stszz-
aoater Democrat.
Of course, the Saltwater Demo
crat never heard Of Mr.. d. T. Cal
houn. Mr.. G. has brains and
ability, but he is a poor man. The
Democrats are not looking for that
kind Of a candidate for governor.
When it is Brains VS.. Doodle, the
latter triumphs every time.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-07-17

The Long Prairie Leader charges
J. D. Jones, present clerk Of the
supreme court and a candidate for
reelection, of treachery to his
friends and colleagues on the Re
publican ticket in 1886. That is
grave charge to make, and if
substantiated Mr.. Jones would be
in bad odor, politically. However,
the Leader admits that it supported
Mr.. Jones in 1856. We cannot
see how Mr.. Jones could very well
help running ahead Of his ticket
when men of all parties in his own
county voted for him, and espec.
tally when such an influential
Democratic journal as the Leader.
advocated his election. It is Gus.
tomary for a candidate for office, il
he is at all popular, to poll more than
his party vote in his home county.
Were we convinced Of the fact
that Mr.. Jones, in order to benefit
himself, deliberately traded off his
colleagues on the ticket we would
be one of his most vigorous op.
ponents in the. State. In our es-
timation treachery to ones friends
is an unforgivable sin.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-07-17

TODD couaty Republicans are
dissatisfied because they were not
consulted as to the time when the
Legislative convention should be
held. Mile Laos county Republi-
cans have the same cause Of COM
plant. We are decidedly Of the
opinion that the convention should
have been a more representative
affair. We do not believe in CEN
tralizing power in the hands Of a
few men. In big district like
the Forty sixth, where there are
over 1000 Republican votes, the
convention should be composed Of
at least fifty delegates. Small
bodies, however, are more easily
manipulated.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-07-17

Hon. d. M. CLoUGH will not be
a candidate for reelection to the
State senate in the East Mime
apolis district this fall. The Min
neapolis Tribune quotes him as
saying: II want to get out of the
way and let somebody else have a
chance at the senatorship. I don t
believe in giving a man a life lease
on an Office That paper re-
marks: eff there were more of this
kind of sentiment in the Republic
can party there would be. less
trouble in the ranks
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-07-17

ST.. CLOUD Republicans are not
very loyal to their home people.
The newspapers inform us that at
the caucuses held in that city last
Saturday evening, delegates elect
ed favored Knute Nelson for first
choice, with Judge Collins as sec
ond choice. Judge Collins is not
a candidate for the governorship,
but he must feel highly compli-
mented to know that he is the
second choice Of his own towns
people. If Judge Collins name is
brought before the convention
some Of the 'adroit politicians
may get badly fooled.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-07-17

SINCE the announcement of
Auditor Braden that he will not
be a candidate for reelection o.
car Cutter, Of Anola, has picked
up courage and now he will make
an active canvass for the office.
Mr.. Cutter is well qualified for the
position and the UNION hopes to
see him get there.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-07-17

ST.. PAUL as we'll as Minneapolis
has been padding her census. It
would be an outrage on the rest
of the State to allow these two
cities the representation in the
legislature and in congress that
their purported population would
entitle them to.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-07-17
!. ILAcA Z EPHYRs.

MILAcA, July is, 1890.
Mr.. VIM. secombe spent Sunday in
Duluth. I553
Mrs. w. E. Lee left for a visit to st.
Paul. to-day. s5
4 Mrs. A. Simpson returned to Milaca
last Saturday I.
John Secombe, Of Minneapolis, spent
Sunday in Milaca.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Shillington. a
daughter, July 18th. 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. Campbell have been
visiting in Princeton this week.
The erection of the new saw mill is
being pushed forward as fast as possible.
After attending the teachers conven-
tion Miss Electa Sylvester Is now visiting
In Milaca. b.
Mrs. M. A. Sylvester, accompanied by
her daughter Nellie, arrived Monday.
They will remain several weeks visiting
| her son, g. +. Sylvester. I.
While reporters took a peculiar pleas
;ure in scrutinizing the attractions, OF
otherwise, Of stranger conyentionists al
st. Paul, they also took delight in meet
ling old friends again. Mrs. G. f. Syl-
yester spent the entire week there.
I, Last Saturday night the serene slum-
Der Of Milaca was abruptly broken by
crashing thunder. Every 1nhabitant
anxiously lit his lamp, gazed wistful]y
out of his window, and thought he prayed
when he gasped, Caesar! | hope the
lcyclone won't come here!"
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-07-17

FRANK B. SIMMONS is again sole
editor and proprietor Of the Long
Prairie Leader, Burke I. DeGroat
having withdrawn from the paper.
Mr.. Simmons promises to improve
the Leader as fast as means and
ability will allow. We know Of
no town in the State that gives it's
newspapers a more liberal adver-
Using patronage than Long Prai,
RE.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-07-17
The Fifth congressional district

The Fifth congressional district
has a candidate for governor, a
couple of them, perhaps; two can
didates for State auditor, one can
didate for attorney general and
two men who are after the supreme
court clerkship. Somebody will
get left, for the Ebig Fifth can't
expect to hog all the offices.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-07-17

1.-THE Hennepin County Delega-
.tion!" Make way for the immor-
tai forty five! The fate Of the ma
tion depends upon the action of
''The Hennepin County Delega-
ton" in the Republican State
convention.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-07-17

The Dawson Sentinel, a staunch
and fearless advocate Of farmers
interests, is disguised with the
old played out party hacks who
are running the Alliance in Lac
Qui Parle county.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-07-17

Special to the UNION.
FoREsToN, Mimi, July 18th 1890.
Heaviest rain here for years yesterday.
Julius Lemay, who resides about two
miles from town, had two horses and q
colt killed by lightning. Himself and
hired man were Frustrated and were I'M
concions for two hours. Lemay was
driving In from the field ard was within
about ten rods Of the house when tile
struck ISL
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-07-17

A 100000 fire in Minneapolis,
Tuesday. The Security ware
house and all it's contents, includ-
ing 100000 pounds Of binding
Irvine, was wiped out. There is a
man missing who is supposed to
have persisted in the flames.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-07-17

HON. j. G. FLYNN, Of Little
Falls, is out as a candidate for
State auditor. 0. L. Cutter has
already secured pledges from many
delegates in this section Of the
State for the same position.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-07-17

JOEL HEATwoLE is the latest
candidate for gubernatorial hon
ors. Joel is as good as the best of
them.