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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28

TO the Editor OF The Times: In your
wednesdays issue well-known resident
81 your city asks for some information
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28

Go to see the charming society play,
THE Highest Bidder" at the Academy
Of Music on the night Of February LIST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28

find the choice
INSERT INSERTION DRESS
MUSLIN AR,
the List Below for the Days January Sale
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28

Shifting Prints.
Three Days sale Price,
&c.
White Spreads,
Three Days sale Price,
5Sc.
Fancy Mat ing.
Three DAYS Sale Price,
$4.50-rOll of 40 yards.
Scotch Bingham.
Three DAYS sale Price,
Zoe. yard.
Ready Made Creme Wells,
Three Days Sale Price,
JJc.
Heavy Yari-Wide Brown Cotton,
worth Sc. Three Days Sale Price,
DC. yard.
NJ, tiled smyrna Mats,
Three Days Sale Price,
92c.
Fuil.size Ready.Made Sheets,
Three Days Sale Price,
62c.
5O-inch Mixed Cheyiois,
Three Days Sale Price,
23c.
36.iucl Serge, navy blue,
Three Days Sale Price,
I4c.
All Cloaks that sold for $12 and $l5,
Three Days Sale Price,
$3.50.
Picture Frames.
Three Days Sale Price,
Zoe.
Gentlemen's Puff Ties,
Three Days sale Price,
pc.
Checked Muslin. worth Sc,
Three Days Sale Price.
&c.
Curtain ccrim.
Three Day. Sale Price.
4ic.
All Knit and Wool Underwear,
Three Day. sac Price,
AT Cost.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-14

SHARES SOLD.
The total sales OF stocks today were So
90 shares, including: American Sugar,
5000; Burlington, 1900; Chicago Gas,
10 as; Disabling, $50; General Electric,
400; Rock Island, 100; St. Paul, s. loo.
HoPs.
Hops-Quiet; state. common to ehoics.
9@fi7c; Pacific coast, 12@isc. London
market steady; demand poor.
Wool.
Wool-stsady: domestic fleece, l9@23c;
pulled. 2022sc.
Pig iron--Dull; Scotch. $ia5o022 50:
American. $il0i35o.
coppsr--onist; lake. sss7,
Lead-Quist; domestic, $3.50.
Tin--Nominai; plates dull.
Spelter-- Nominal.
Conss--optIons opened dull at from I'M
changed prices to decline Of points,
ruled featureless, closed dull. Sales 1000
bags. including: June. SIS 20; July. SIS. 20;
September. 3i4 S. Spot coffee-Rio NOM
inal; No. 7, l6,.e: mild. quiet: Cordova,
l9Ge i9jxc. Warehouse deliveries yesterday.
Is 80 bags: New York stock TODAY. 2sa,-
So bags: United States stock. 2ss,6Ts bags;
Anoat for the United States. l29, go bags;
total visible for the United States. 81. 67s
bags, aeainst 81. 10 bags last year.
Rio-Quiet: prices nominal: no quota
tions: exchange. 9s4d; receipts. 5000 bags;
stock. LIZ. 900 bags.
Santos-Qalet; prices nominal: no QUO
tations; receipts, 1000 bags: stock. S2.0Co
bags.
Hamburg-Stsady; sales, 600 bags:
prices unchanged TO iSpfs lower: holiday
Monday.
Havrs-Dull: prices ,zf lower; holiday
Monday.
SUGAR
Sugar-Raw, firm; fair refining. 2 lice
axe; centrifugal. a6 test, 2ssc, Refined.
steady: No. Is. 2f.c: mould A. Atxaf4 7-ltc:
standard A, St@ef4 S-i6c; confectionery A,
stat Lice; cut loaf. 4s.ess t5-iec: crushed.
aAafA i5-i6c. powdered, 4,sefA T-i6c;
formulated, 4es4 3lsc: cubes. 4 I-lsc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-14


Wheat ~ nashse 1eslinIng With ~ ~
settoaa Compassd with iass night. July
pork . he. July laed 75Se aad July rihs
TIC iousx.
Essimassd recslpls Or Noaday-WAeAt.
% ear: earn. - enes: oafA 20 ems;
hoRA Aoeo he'd
ciosiag: xssy; No : sslh, ssJ(s; July.
corn-Ea1i~; Ma 4 easA. s7xs; Jsly.
363<c.
Oass-Lsvr: Ma. 1eash. -: July, D9<c.
kye-Nominai: Ma. 2 49,
Flax sosd-5tsady; No. I, So.
Timothy oeed-N0minat: AOUlA
PoRk-L.ousr; cash, Sl220; July, 3i2A
Lard-Lover; cash. 47.4zx: July, sos
short Sibs-LOver; cash, 9637X: July.
S6a2,5.
EVE STOCK
Cattle -Recsipts, 800 bod. Market, No
businsss Of note and prices remain un-
changed: prime 70 extra native steers,
A419A0: medium, 340A30: others. S175
@3.6
Hogs Receipts, 1000 hsad shipments,
1000 hsed. Market activs and un-
changed: rough heavy. - AGA 60; packsn
and mixed. Ni0DA15; prime heavy and
nutehsrs veights. $AtO0Al5; assorted
light s. 1045.la
Shesp and lambo-Rsceipts 500 hood.
one-haf being contract lots. Market IN.
CHANGED: top sheep. - 35045 50: top lanbs.
A15HAA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-14
BOSTON srocK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO MARKETS.
THE Ro.sn OF TRADE.


Cnfcaao. May L. Wheat Was very
weak today, and after breaking the low
price record for May ~ asAc. closed with
July tc lower than yesterday. The de-
cline Vas owing To the continued iiquida-
ton and desire OF traders 30 even up The
crowd became discouraged owing 20
the hns weather, weak cables and pros
poets OF q smaller decrease ia the visible
supply than usual. The principal factor
wAs the fns weather Gil over the country
and reports showing crop prospects were
favorable in al sections. Room traders
were the principal sellers ~ the start. the
buying being confined to commission
houssa. The market declined all dav with
feu reactions, and the close was bat &c
from the bottom.
Corn was weak on shs fine weather and
in sympathy with wheat The opening
trades were at tri5e lower. the market
ceiling down .sessse. and closing Of the
bottom
Oats we're weak on the 6ne weather. lib
srsl receipts aud in sympathy With the
other grsina The close was Dear the bot
tom.
Provisions we're weak n sympathy with
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MINING srecx~
NEW YORK MARKETS.
rHx srccx xxcHASsx.

& NEv Yosx. May l2-The stock market
b pa dnll even for . Saturday. The only
animation was In Chicago Gas. Most OF
We stocks stopped st an advance on yes
esday's quotations. TIE early dealings
3 esse strong in tone and under good buy
z*he said 10 be for inside interests. Chi
aso Gas sold up Ia per cent and The
z1ass Of the list LIA per cent, the latter
- Sugar and Illinois Central Shortly be.
s1aV II o'clock . drive VAS made against
rsAr. which broke that stock II. per
eeat. The active list rseedsd fraction in
sympashy and Toledo 4 Ann Arhcr III.
ses the depression was Of brief duration
nd The speculation recovered its tome, the
Nrsieg reactions being very generally ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-14

LosDox. May l2-Bar silver. sa5 1ns.
2sAd. Consols, loON Bullion into the
land discount rate. 2 psr cant.
LONDON. May 1.-The money market
Vas tribe easier during the week. but .
heavy fall in rates was prevented BY the
demand caused by floating Of the Indian
council loans. Signs q pronounced ease
are st hand. however. The Bank OF En-
gland has commenced 20 invest IT. surplus
capital, and ere long Il II expected that
about $4,000 900 viii bs thrown on the
market. The stock market was dull The
position Of Affairs In the Unitsd 6tstss,
Canada and South Amsrlcs has . dspress-
Ing effect here. the bsst investment -
curities wers well supported. The othsr
markets we're weak. Mr.. Morgan's with.
drawal from the railway commission
has created bad Impression. American
railroad securities were duh and unsettled,
but closed rather arm, though little con-
fidencs - yet shown. Lake Shore d
Michigan Southern shows . reasonable In
crease. The Others scored ranging from
" to z Grand Trunk ana Canadian Pc
citio were slightly lower.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-14
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND, May i2.--wheat--valI alley, $50
Ealla Waila, 7o@77t<c per Genital
SAN rnAxCr.Co MARKETS
THE STATE OF TRADE.

4 eAx FRAscIsco. May 1.-THE vegetable
knaskst was fairly active this morning.
{ asparagus moved of . little better. The
31csipts include: 765 sacks potatoes. 1,00e
pxss asparagus, % boxes rhubsrb, 0
oxss cucumbers, 81 sacks beans. Ss2 sacks
~. Potatoes continue weak.
IS The markst for fresh fruits 10 better sup
with berries. The receipts this morn
h includes 94e boxes chsrrisA Straw
Berries were lower.
q The butter market 10 weak. Egg hold
lrm. Cheese In steady.
The poultry market 10 very dull. with
ess stocks on hand.
sRxADsTuFys AND ekAfSa
81 rlour-we quote: Net cash prices for
unity extras. tam6370 per barre. !;
skers' extras. es.6o9s6o; supsrtine. e. 70
q Wheat-Market Iifslsss, with quotations
seminal, at eoa9a1sc per GENITAL for fair 10
z6Aoice shipping quality. Call board
|psrators are now out OF the market for
pot wheat. which II good evidences that
III May options are covered. Milling
sshsat is quotabls At $Lo2sS@Lo71 per
|Sansai.
Bariey-Ths tone Of the barley market
sas weaker this morning. with light sales
Il low prices. We quote; Fair to good
I'D. tLoad i.06l<; choice bright slo7k@
Hko.; brewing barley. $.H'.dLl7h per
<oRRsai.
Il 0ass--Thc week closes on an easy oat
earks,, quotations being generally re-
eaced. We quote a. follows: Milling.
-: Surprise. l37iS6fL42x: fancy
IND, N2T,a61.S2h; good To choics. II. 10
sl0h: poor 10 fair. $i.ue,165L 10: black.
asminal; red, nominal; gray. $Lt2,s1L2o
|#19 Genital.
Produce reccipts-Flour. quarter sacks.
~ barley. csntals, l.ss6: corn. sacks, 26s;
ne. sacks, ia: potatoes. sacks, LISA:
saions, sacks. 79o; middiings, sacks, ssh
- FINANCIAL
prafts-on sight, New York. per 500.
premium. Sterling biiis--on London,
u.dsy bank, Sass.
liver hars--Per ounce. 6sA36s;sc.
Aexican dollars-5iSf5ilc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-14

30S4L.s .tsoJstok %
This 10 $i06. 95O.55 less than for the pre-
nding week and S549. 0268 So less than for
~ corresponding week last year.
The tendency in prices during the past
~ has bsen to advances In but few arti-
Dn. A decline 10 noted in some articles.
IA ~ early fruits and vegetables. but
Ut articieA remain stationary. The Sd
nnce hss been In cereals and osrsai
oducts. in canned meats and provisions.
Early In the week canned meats yielded
the strong upward tendency and ad-
6ncsd from 10 TO 70 cents per dozen.
Lard 10 4 cent higher than week ago,
nd heavy hams have advanced 4 Of .
ut, while other provisions are I'M
banged.
Butter hes declined 2 cents pound oil
hound.
Bottle green and roasted coisss have de-
lined.
etraw berries are little lower. cherries
Dmain the same. and goosshsrriss and
neumbsrs are In the market
] shipment Of Hawaiian bananas has
I'm received and this fruit will alternate
|Sish the Central American bananas,
Shich have monopolissd the market for
Bysral months.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-14
sAsrs 1. Hls Accounts.

WHArcon. May 1a-f6pscial. l-LAs W.
Marcy, the insurance agent who recently
left here with the reported intention Of
going 20 New Mexico or Arizona, ID said
TO be short $500 in his accounts with the
Hanover. Germania and United Firsmsn's
insurance companies.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-14

pEorlws sAvrsos sArx
OsssAsstAi Block. seasaA WaA
CAPITAL. eioeoeA
oYyICERs AND TnUsT1DA
yacsh yurtA. President
Ssss Lar. ss:e.s vies- fssssdsas
y..ss so1s. A:ss csss csssss
sismand schwsbschsr. Jsha CollisA Z q 1so
deposits rscsivsd hon q % one. 600
pivisssd: declares is.s q days s q kay cad Ne
vsm.sr Ios.s $50 - ssaa ssssss - APPROVES
nxxrEa NORTON %. sAxxsnA-
INCORPORATED 1851
.................... ........."..-. $50 "a
suso.....s.......-es..... l0000o
S,s.F.:sidss;i;. .'..x Z: 4 nhssY.
c.sss:s: Z vxx F r1rk
sreessss sss q p aes,s s s,.ns:ss On NO
Aaa a: sss , OREGON e :sa s L S:'A
sssAs I'm a exchange on Le.Aoa svanahis s,ss
Donds ssecss and other valusbiss received - g
Nv wnrRtRa. papA y. sAsaY. sAsD
joss =. osraASpsa. vicnPaR
THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL 1ANE o,
dxHS sP6k Miller A iaaH nfL I'm rnr>
n. ". wHKELER
csenss second sna chsrry srsssa Seattle wan
TIE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK a
Capitol ssscs paid un.-....-..ss7sese
oafpies... leAeO
JACOB guRrH, Pressasae
= q NkUgKLpER vsse Prsa
w AxKESY. casAsa
Kc NsuyxIpsA LR HAy,s1
sIsnusp scHWAnAcnlA
c~sspessencs In Oil tbs psise,psi cssso = -
csttsd ssAsss Aad Europe
RANK OF nRfrIsn ooIuxniA-
rxlp.pr cAfifAL..........-.-..- eoe 90
Hsaa ufsee. % Lsssard strsss Lsnsoa
BrAnenss-rorsiaad, saa rssnctscs ssaasls. To
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-14

Of the . Per cent Of legal rsquirsmsnk
GOLD sHIrxxxrs.
The steamships which sailed for Europe
today carried s2,oo0.0oo in gold. making
the total shipment for the week $6,0o0oo0
FINANCIAL.
Money-on call, easy ct per cent !; last
loan. per cent; closed At 1 Der cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 21<05 per cent.
Sterling sxchange-Stsady, with actual
business In bankers bills ~ AssI<(a4 6SK
for demand. and 81 671<@4S7x for sixty
daya Posted rates. - Ssh0490: COM
mercial bills. AS6@@A66L. Silver cor
tifcstes. 6l065c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-14
ADE AND.SHIPPIEG.
Weeks Commercial and
Financial Review.
LAS STILL ooiNo HIGHER.
v1slsss asd Cssns6 Mssas nseAss--
nussss $50 Ce9se Lswss-osxnv.
bsrrsss cAsspsr.

.. = DsrAx1ukxr % AsnscuISuxs.a
wBATuxD bunsAu.
POn1LASp. Or, May IL, feoAy
onst fof Monday: LAgns rain: stationary.
BsAHDvonD, l. y. o.
- sfATxs nRrAKrHxsr o. AenscuLSun1
VBATHEk BEkKAU-DAILY DuLL9fIS.
sBArTxs, WASH. Nay IA -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-14
Tooth
Powder.
Laugh and the World
Laughs With a
You.
eU1 THE LAUGH %
NOT eECoMlN0
UNLESS you HAVE
GOOD TEETH.

LuBIN's TOOTH POWDER vm
give ron PEARLY TEETH.
IL viii give you BREATH
SWEET AZ ABABY'S.
It will HARDEN THE 0UNA
It win PREVENT DECAY.
LUBIN'S TOOTH POWDER b
free from Rrittinsss.
LUBIN'S TOOTH POWDER he's
. dslicate and refreshing favor.
This agreeable and sficacieas
fsoth Powder, established BY more
than twenty ysars' experience, has
received the sanction Of the menu
hsrs Of the Dental and Medical pro-
LESSONS Of this city generally. and
BY them II 10 daily recommended
and prescribed II u ~ pleasant In
the application - It 10 sxcsllsnt il
Its effects; IL speedily renders the
teeth white end smooth, the gums
healthful. red and frm, and By fire.
qusnt use will preserve them in this
desirable condition. 1t gradually
but sffsctually removes tartar and
destroys the parasitical aninslculo
which neglect may have permitted
70 collect and prevents their further
accumulation, thus serving ~ .
complete bsautlfisr and prsssrvsr OF
the teeth. Microscopic examine
tions have been made Of the matter
deposited on the teeth and gums Of
Individuals selected from oil classes
of society and Of every variety Of
bodily condition. and In nearly sv-
cry cass animal and vegetable para
sites were found 70 exist In great
numbers. Experiments were made
for their removal and the ingfedf.
ents used in Lubin's Tooth Powder
were found TO b ths most edectual,
destroying them instantly.
THROUGH the kindness Of friends
We are permitted TO publish the fol.
lowing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-14
HxIINoHAM EAR, INSIDE ROUTE
sTxAl1KR LYDIA rHoNPsou

faEo 70 Evsrett SOC.
For E1mends, Evsrste Clinton. IAng1ey. C0apo,
wills. UtsAlAdy, FIdaAgo City. Anaccrtos, eanisA.
Taifhaven, 1Shoms and WhA;com. leaving seattle
Tuesdays Thursdsys and Saturdays - . n
Returning. leaves WhAscom Wednesday,. FrfaayS
and Sundays Is TOO . m. handbag at City pcsk.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-14

TUNPoS THE cRIcKxr-sxArrIEEvs
TINE CAaD-IkAys B<xttsa 7.3o . M And 1s<e
n. 6assy sxcsrs Sunday Ieavs Evsrest
Coaseeste0s- AZ seAskse win aseAaoT Flyer M
TsccnsA A. Evefsss Win steamer Mska9s fes
oseoemssh 1Aa1sap-Feof n NsAisoa szss~x
oeAs1ies 1bsa He~fu asenuA EveresA
fAR&-ooost1o - GvefDtg fac. rAan6 trio. a. -
q 8 SEff. AAAaGssg ownek
I1eesivs AAsxb 10 l1o6
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-14

Will L1ATD YBoI00 WUADD AZ n -
ouNDAY4. TUEeDAYs AxD TaURoDAYo
Fer Edmeaaa. C1inton. Browns Psins Langley.
Cissaady. F1dAlgo City. Anacortes Demish nd
Nhascoms and ON Thursdays golkg throush g
Blaine and ssmiahnco RssusninG leave WAAs
com Monday. Wednesday. oatuslay q p m
1aro - Whatcom, oloo: YsetGhs to Whatcom. n
u D BRowNfIELD. Aanaging 0wner
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-14

pAc1FIU 0AvI0ATlOH CUNPANY-
IiHn TAnLA In snsct April !. l9oA
eEArTLE.wHATCoN RoUTk
Daily (sunday sxcsptedl
0TEAAkR STATE OF WASHINGTON
~ Seattle. 90 . N " whaacom. IL u
Ar Whascom. leo = Ar Seattle. ..9:00 n
stoppiag ~ Fidalgo Anacortse ana Hairhavsn.
ana q DvereN aouth-bound. connecting % seattle
eEATTLE-TAcoMA RoUrR
Daily tsHcsps Saturday,
sTEAARR HENRY BAtLBY
T. ssS:. sSs s:ss,'s
Consecsing with Steamer state Of Washingsoa
for fidAlgo Anacortcs, Fairhaven and whatcom,
aud with steamer tslrhaven for EvxotA La Co.
ssr and Ill WILDLY Island pointa
La CoNAKR AND waIDBY ISLAND ROUTE
eropPINo AZ DvxHErr
STEAMER rA1RHAvRy
North b'nd-Excspt Eat 0outh b'd-EIespt euA
Lv Seattle. o:0o n Lv La Conner e:Se . N
Ar Everett. 1l:yo n Nv Everett. ! 90 p IN
Ar La Conner. 500 n Ar Seattle. ....3: go p IN
STOPPING ., EAmends. Everett, Clinton. Browns
Poinf, langley. csupeyilie San de Fuca. Oak Has-
Dor ana utsaaay; coanectins q seattle With
Steamer Henry Bailey for Tacoma
wharves-PAcine Navigation Co. Tacoma; Pa
eihc Navfgaiioa Co.. seattle {fcfmerty Bakers
dock. foot Of Uaivenssy ssrsst); Merchants dock
Everett
For frlI particulars rases. excursions towase,
etc. apply 10 or address A. ]. MACTE u, Aren't
Seattle, telephone 6<S: J. =. HARMON. frsighS
and Passenger Agent. Tacoma; telephone a
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FARE TO TACOMA, 20 cENTA

CKAorr RIVER ROUTE
STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
Leaves LILY, Hogardus 4 Ca dock, foos SPRING
street, Seattle. Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
On tide for Edmonds, stanwood. skasis City,
Everett Florence NJ Vernon, Tulalip. Fir. Avon.
returning alternate dayA
Lilly. Bo0ARDUs CO., AgsnsA
Telephone l2a
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EvKRETf AND sNoHoMIsH ROUTE
CUT RATE TO EVERETT.

STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Central wharf Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays as q N. for Edmonds, Nukilteo, Ey-
srett. AaYysville, East Everett, Lowell and sno-
homish FARE TO EVERETT, 0oc; BOUND
TRIP, Toe: TO sNOHOMIsH. Soc
GEO. ]. WILEY, Aren't
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For Birchsgia sidney. chAsss.oa, Dry Dock. Bro
merton. pscssnr. Trseyton. thsoo siivsrsA.s
aad Intermediate pesntA Leaves HAxrtnStons
wAArf Al foes Of wssasnysoa stre<x, as 2 30 . N
daily . xosps ffsAAy.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-04-12
Two Babies smothered al Folev

1t is learned to-day that the twin
babies, whose reported abuse by their
inhuman father while living on the
East-side called for the intervention Of
the Humane society, are both dead.
The parents removed about two weeks
ago to small town not many miles
from St. Cloud and on awakening a,
few mornings afterwards, found that
the babies, which were in bed with
them, had been smothered to death.
Their conduct toward the infants while
living on the East-side, called forth
many unfavorable comments toward
them.
There is strong feeling in some
quarters that the helpless babies did
not come to their death by an accident.
and the case should be Investigated by
the Benton county authorities.-St.
| Cloud Journal Press,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-04-12
A bOy named Frank Drew. who r.

A boy named Frank Drew, who re-
sides with his parents on the Rollins
ranch in Blue Hill, while hunting last
Thursday was thrown from his pony
against a jack oak and rendered in
sensible. He was found lying by the
road side by two young men on their
way to Becker and was carried to his
home. An hour elapsed before the
boy regained consciousness, and in the
meantime DR.. Tarbox of this place was
summoned. The boy was injured in
ternally but the doctor thinks nc
serious results will follow.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-04-12
The Cattle Business.

Solomon is credited with saying
''there is nothing new under the sum-"
and striking proof that human nature
in all ages has been about the same is
the fact that from the earliest time
man has devoted great deal of atten-
tion to herds of cattle. To go further
back than the Patriarchs, we find that
Abraham was big cattleman, and on
one occasion, when some heather
''rustlers" cut out quite a bunch of cat
tie from his herds, he mustered three
hundred and eighteen of his cowboys,
recovered the steers, and hung the
thieves His herd must have been q
big one to need so many cowboys. In
the old days cattle were about the only
portable wealth, and the chief means
OF barter. The first metal money was
stamped with the figure of an OK, and
our word ''pecuniary'' comes from
''pecus," a herd of cattle. In the
United States, Montana, Wyoming
Kansas and Texas are the homes O.
great herds of cattle. Since 1866 the
Chicago Stock Yards have received
forty million head of cattle (beside!
other stock) and St. Louis and Kansas
City as many more. The application
of the above is that the Burlington
Route has these cities as termina
points, has carried much larger per
centage of cattle than any of it's com
petitors, and that if you want to Sc,
where cattle are congregated for sale
you should take the Burlington Route
or if you wish to visit the immens'
range of prairie, valley and mountain
side where these millions pasture, tn
best road is the Burlington Route
For business or for pleasure it has NJ
equal, and all desired information as t,
rates or routes will be given by any O
its agents, or on application to w.
G. Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent, St. Paul
MINI.
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F'erry's seeds are the
best. Get them in bulk
at Caley's.

A writer calls attention to the fact
that an ounce of silver and bushel of
wheat rise and fall together and have
done so for many years. The only ex-
ception to this rule was during the fam
inc in Russia, when bushel Of wheat
was higher than an ounce of silver.
When silver was worth 81. 1929 an ounce,
wheat was worth $1.3O a bushel. Now,
with silver in the neighborhood of &C
cents an ounce, bushel of wheat is
there too.
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Card to the Public,

I have purchased and secured full
control Of the lumber yard formerly
owned by Loring & Co., and will carry
on the business at the old stand or
First street, west of the UNION Office
I shall endeavor to supply the wants o:
my customers in the lumber line, and
respectfully solicit a share of the
patronage of the people of Princeton
and vicinity. Truly Yours,
JOHN MORIARTY.
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To the Public.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to me are most urgently re-
quested to call and settle their &C
counts, if not in full, at least to pay a
part I am building a home this
spring, using home material, hiring
home workmen and need every dollar
due me to pay them. Please call and
see me. DIR. 0. c.. TARBOX.
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After lingering illness Mrs. George
Townsend nee Bertha Sanborn died at
the residence of her father in Baldwin,
Monday afternoon. Less than a year
ago she was happy bride. She was a
bright winsome young lady and was
beloved by all who knew her. The
funeral yesterday was attended by all
the neighbors for miles around and
many from Princeton.
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KEITH & MCCLELLAN.

Elder S. S. Beaver, of McAllister-
vile, Juniatta Co., Pa, says his wife is
subject to cramp in the stomach. Last
summer she tried Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for it,
and was much pleased with the speedy
relief it afford. She has since used it
whenever necessary and found that it
never fails. For sale by G. A. Jack,
druggist.