The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-08-23
OUR BIRTHDAY NUMBER
A few Comments Caught at Random
From the Columns of our Ex.'
changes.

A few Comments Caught at Random
From the Columns of our Ex-
changes.
The PRISON MIRROR, published by
the inmates of the state prison at Still
water, celebrated its eighth birthday
last week by issuing a handsome SOU
venir number.-Litchfield Review.
THE PRISON MIRROR, published in
the State penitentiary at Saltwater,
Mimi, celebrated its eighth anniver-
sary last week. THE MIRROR is one of
our brightest and best exchanges
Claredon, (Ark.,) Times.
THE PRISON MIRROR celebrates it's,
eight birthday by issuing a handsome
souvenir number. THE MIRROR is,
printed and edited by the convicts of
the state prison at Saltwater and is one
of the handsomest and ablest edited
papers in the state.-Madelia Messen-
ger.
THE PRISON MIRROR celebrates it's.
| NASACI oAAhAN O1 od1 LII PlOoCLlOlllS 1US'
paper with neat and tasty cover. But
it is not it's beautiful cover that
attracts attention, but the ably edited
columns of THE MIRROR that makes it's
friends among the discriminating peo--
ple.-Iowa Plaindealer.
The editor of the PRISON MIRROR.
got out an excellent number of that
splendid journal last week upon the
occasion of the eight anniversary of
its birth. Very few men could do as
we'll under similar circumstances
Lew is entitled to trip on the North
west. "-Renville Star Farmer.
THE PRISON MIRROR, published at
Saltwater, is one of the brightest pub
locations in the state, and last week
while passing into its eighth year a
boom edition was gotten out. 1t was,
handsomely attired in red covers. Sue
cess to you Bro. Schoonmaker and all
connected therewith-New Prague
Times.
The PRISON MIRROR, one of the
most interesting exchanges that reaches
our table, celebrated its eighth anniver-
sary by publishing birthday edition
August 9th, that reflects great credit
to Editor Schoonmaker and his corps
of assistants. In reading THE MIR
ROR is one instance where you get val
ue received for the money invested
Norman Co., Index.
The PRISON MIRROR, one of the
brightest and cleanest papers that
comes to our 81 kitchen table, came
this week in birthday attire, and polite
ly tells us that it lis eight years DID,
The MIRROR is entitled to place in
every household and every man, woman
and child can read it and be better
for having read it. Its writer's are men,
children of God, yet society" says they
are not men but criminals Minneap-
oils Union.
The PRISON MIRROR celebrated it's
eight birthday by publishing mag
nificent ten-page souvenir edition,
which is not only thing of beauty
from typographical standpoint, but
} is editorially and locally a highly cred
, liable sheet. If man can get up as
) good a paper as The MIRROR inside
prison what would he do if tiled loose p
. We hope he will some day have
chance to show us.-Martin Co., SEN
tinel
, The editor of THE PRISON MIRROR
greeted his many readers with large
, and handsomely bound boom edition
of THE PRISON MIRROR. THE MIR
RoR is about the brightest paper in the
state, and editors. is to be congratulated
on No. of Vol. VIII. The best we can
wish Mr.. S. is that he may soon be
ousted from his present position, by
some one meriting the honor, and strike
a location where he will not be "barred'
the privileges of the craft in general
, RushmOre Gazette.
2 One of the best papers that comes to
| our exchange table is the one which is
2 published under the most trying cir
cumStanceS. We refer to The PRISON
MIRROR published at the saltwater
prison. 1t is filled with clean elevat-
ing matter which carries with it the
conviction that there are some good
, men even in prison. The last issue
was in commemOratiOn of THE MIR
\ ROR's eight birthday and reflects great
credit upon its management.-Map
ton Enterprise.
, The editor of THE PRISON MIRROR,
got out an anniversary number last